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Arizona republican., 1919-02-20
MARKET PROBLEMS BROUGHT TO FORE
 BY NEW INDUSTRY

Introduction of $140000O0 Industry In Valley Within Three Four Years Caused Unsatisfactory Condition That Could Not Be Helped and Prompt Action Is Taken to Broaden Market By Teaching East the Value of Ari- zona Long Staple; Committee Goes to Washington
Arizona republican., 1919-02-20

Plenty of parking space for your wagons and Fords.
 We are out of the congested and high rent district.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-20
q A Cordial Invitation

We invite the FaRner's wives to our place of business. We have the largest self serving grocery store, probably in Arizona. Plen- ty of room and all the time in the world to look over our very large stock of good things to eat and choose what you want. Shop ping is really a pleasure.
 We have several customers who buy heavy and in large quantities and who don't care to wait on themselves. These customers all ways receive courteous treatment from our employees who are willing and glad to help them put up their orders and aid them in any way so as to make buying groceries" a pleasure and not . task.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-20

As rule we have no special one or two If you don't know us LET'S GET AC-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
DEL ETERNO FEN ENINO

nombre. por tn felicidad, por nues-
ira dicha de manaaa: vOy a ~llevarte
a Tlalpam, a Ia casa de mis- tias, Y
ahi los casaremos manana Y hare
mos despues nuestro viaje de bodas.
~ para ESQ G habia 20 fugado
para pasar tres cuartos de bora en-
ell quicio de n puerta Y recorrer
con aquel macaco negro Ge a%ceite,
Ia calzada De Tialpam, a Ia luz, de
Ia luna, oy6ndolc castaAeatear los
dientes, de misdo = mi padre y I mis-
hermanos? Ciaro que ell Casarnos
habia de ser el final, pero despues
de TN poquiti!o de romance Y dc a.
ventura.
Total: que cuando llcgamos a casa
dc las tias,-que al principle con-
flndieron a Leaudro con I'm ladr0n
' dieron de gTitos,-elias, previo en-
cierro MO en- la recamara de Ia ma
yor. ~teiafoHearon a nuestros respec-
tivos domicilios, Y auH no salia el
sol cuando va estabamos Ell presen-
cia de nuestros ~rcSpectivos papas, Y
! ahatidos baio el peso de la mas feroZ
de las reprimcndas. Leandro, ade-
mas. sc ganG una bofetada de 81
padre. que 10 pudo c~ontenerse, Y
despues nos pidio excuses por aquel
~paternal archaic.
En- tanto nuestros padres arregla-
han 10 c~oncerniente al ]enlace, n
madrastra me conduio a casa, : en- Ell
canine me plso como chupa de do
mine, ' culpo q mi padre, bucnazo Y
co~nsentidor, de aquella Verguenza
quo 20 arroiaba sobre Ia familia. De
viaie de bodas. nj quien liable. pues
q usurcro palermo, Sc MEGA q dar
IN c6ntimo al pe:didO de su hlo.
Y 10 peor del case cs que deatro
dc tres semanas, tendr6 cue casar-
ME. Dor buenas o por na!as, 0 4
ouel macaco negro de carbon Y dc
aceite. a1c 70 Vi boca abaio sobre
el asfalto de Ia calzada, tzmblando
de miedo ante el fantasma de mis-
he-manos, que haDia echado por los
suclos TODD q cHcanto de "a aventu-
n. Asi pues. 81 tienes PenSado dejar-
70 raptar alguna vez, dcsecha tai
idea, mi querida amiga, que va no
nav homhres que sepan hacernos VI
viz cl bello romance que alguna VoZ
hemos sonado. Y para un viaje a "a
81 de las tias de Tlalpam, mas vale
quedarnos en- Ia nuestra, esperanto
= schardo. Tuya Mercedes"
MANUEL NUZQUIZ BLANC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

"Cuando csta carJa legue q tuS
manos, va tie hahras eHterado por
los peri6dicos de que aqLcllo sucedi0
Han tenido II discretion de 10 de-
cir los nombrcs; rcro las seGlas han
sido mortales: una scHorita dc huena
familia, que lleva IN nomhre las-
tve. cuyo padre Sc IN d~istinguido en-
Ell congress- Y Hgura, &dcE4s, q u
cabcza lie una de las principles
ne~gociacioucs bancarias d" IA ciudad.
V que vive Dor q colonja a~risIocr@-
tea, en- uu ballo chalet SUi&o, Sc Ia
fu~ado del hogan palermo en compa-
MA de 81 noyio, IN seGOr!to estu-
dante De medicinal, aficionaa0 = l.
musica Y q foot ball. IN lion social,
como So dice aEo-a. mUy cgnocido
en- los circu!os artisticos y tcporti-
vos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
PARA LAS DAMAS
POLLOS A LA MASCOTA.

Sc fricn en- una sart@n en- manteca
INA ioncha de iam0n, otca de tocino '
una tostada de pan ' - retHran dc 10
rrasa cuando esten fritas, dorandose
en- ella cl polio dividido en- pcdazoS
Y envuc}to en- harina, poniendolo 4 CO.
Ger en- ca.do con una ccbol!a. Y IN
;iente de go. En- el mortsro Sc re-
Queen q pasta e. j%aron, el tocino Y
y nan fritos, n ceboila ' q ajo. CO.
.Gos Y una rama dc percjiI crudo,
cnaditndole cl calGo en- que Sc coclo
polio, = dciandoio al fuego unos
minutes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
BISCOCROS CALIENTES

Dos hnras dc harina. una c"ucharadI.
Ia dc sal. tres dc Royas Bakin Pow
der. una cucharada dc manteca Y IN
cuartillo de leche fria, usese aqua
euando no SC teEga lechc. Ciernase
iuctamcnSe Ia harj1a, sal y los polvos
de Regal; mezclense en- Ia mante2a
fri@: : anadase Ia leche, y formese
Ia masa fernando una capa de tres
cuartos de 0ulgada dc grUeso, y cor
tesc con un cortador r-dondo; y pom
~arse iuntos en- TN moldc engrasado
Y cuczanse en- hcrno mUy c~allente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

-. c~iRI-;E%Os conyieuen IN que On to-
.1.. In. .a-rs Il" co-:aiuras. Guc1nadu.as. ms
,msiuras ; Ge-ilas. N PEINEHA CUEA-
ClON e- Il mas impo.tante. Cpanco IN an
~isSn.i.0 LrICIEG;TE as apljcado vio!enta-
mentc. no hay rc!:%To de infection .'
,.-.gas rom;crzan "a cicat-iEar dcsdc iue"o.
rsrs 81 uso 6el hcrah-c O de los a.rimaI"s.
ROR0TONE Is 81 auy.scp;co ideal y c~s'atr'-
-ldor de las hrr.da-. C0mp-'!o arg" ni!-mo
: CSC prcyeni1o vn case d. c~ua!al:er c71eE-
,-coria De venta NOR Ia Gotta San I"ir0
ia u commerce St, San An.oE 10, EcNC>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
mente, hacienda dc este IN pals dc horibtss
> maieres fuertes, vigcrosos y saiudahles."

,uente. hacienda dc este IN pals de horibtss
> ma;eres f~uertes, viGcrosos y s1iudahles.'
ST I'd. no Sc s;ente bueno = sano. por 50
nrop;o bien Geberia suietarse a u sicuicnte
p-uehs: Observe cuidadossmente cuanto pue-
nc trahaiar O bien caminar sin sentirse ia
t;csdo: tome dos ~pastillns de cineo srznos
de Hero Nuxado. tres wees al dis, de-
rues de cada comida, durante dos semsnas,
pasado este espac;o &c tempo vueiva q ha-
cor n pr;,cba dc su -esistcncia y Sc coEven-
ce-i de cuanto In ganado. I'm iran ndme-
70 de persoras debiles n~erviosaa y decaidas
Que habian cstado sufriendo por epaeio de
mucho tempo han aumentado su fnerza,
-ergia y vitalidad simplcnnen;e porQue han
s,a.ado hero en- IA forma appropriate, bgran-
do cstoz rcsultados despues dc haber csnsul-
tado varios medicos ' tornado muchas med
cinas.
Nota de los Fahricantes Ell Hero NJ
xado. ~rccornendado y recetado anteriormente-
no - un remedio ~secreto, sino bien al con-
trario. muy conocido en- las droguerias de to-
Ias usrtes. Diferentemente de las preparacio-
res de hero me:alico, esta no dana NJ enne-
Crece In dentaGura nj trastorna LIS funciones
Gel estomaGo. Los fabricantes garantizan los
,.suItados mas satisfactorios o devuelren el
iruporte de Ii nedicina. Esa n IL vents en-
.od,s las brenas droguerias. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
de energia de fuerza Y
de exito. Hombres que van a
la cabeza en- todas las en-
presas de la vida.
In Medico da a conocer ell Secreto
para tener ~nervios fuertes, cerebro
despejado V gran energia fisica
Ell HERO NUTADO CREA FUER-
IA Y VYGOR EN- LAS VENAS
De Los HOMBRES

Los hombrrS We hero : sangre ii i
CT. en- uni n de los so!dados que han
sufriGo los rigC-es de II guerra y c.
tan rygresando de STS canpanentos, Z
Scran los que iran a Ia cabeza en- los u
ncgociOs Y vida politica del pals. LII
vida al aire liorc. Il SerciilcZ y pure
"a dc JOS alimcntoS y una vida ae!
.odo regular. han hecho que !a saiigrc
de es:uS hombreS So enriQuezca y sean
!ienos ejerpiares dc hombrcs fuertes,
sanos V vigorosoS. Pcro o. cl case que -,
40 esd al aicance de miles de per- -
sonas dedicadas q sUs negocios el To- re
.-ar rs.os maGnificos resultados, ST. Ii
no bicn al cuntrariu. les SUICIDE que
= causa dc que sus alincntos no con-
ienen Ia SuficieRtc c2Gt!dad de HE
rro Y 10 cansadO de Gus trab2JoS.
picrden sus cnerRias, debiiitandose y
decaycndo continuamente, Sucedlendo
mug 4 menUGO que ST. sanGTe este ma
tcrialmente Gebilitada nor Ia faita dc nero.
Hablando acerca de las probabiiidades que
cxisten de regencTar y hacer una raZa mas
tucrte FOR medic del aumcnto del hero en- la
sangre. Ell Dr.. George F. Baker, Cntlgr2mer-
tc MISUNDERSTANDING del Monmouth Memorial
hospital. de New Jersey, dijo: Ell hero
Is abeolutamente ucccsario para Transformer
los alimen;os ell sUst2nclas vltallclas, c>ldoS
c~clU!GrcS = muscularea. Sin hero no pue-
de kaber hcmbrcS saaOS = VigoroSCS y nuje-
yes Cucrtes ' lie ncjilLas soErosadas; > 4
menos de- que obtengamos el hero intispen-
sable de los aIimentos que tomaToS. debcmos
procurlraosiO en- una forma facilmente ash
milahlc nj ORGANISING. Las viandas condI-
mentadas . los mctodos modernos de cocinar
han quitado q los alimentos una Gran can
;iGai De hic-ro que Ia Naturalcza ha Pues-
10 On eiigs. Para suplir esta falta ; cnri-
queer Il sangre de Gi6bulos ro;os. no hay
NADIA mejor que ci hero organize, Hero
Nuxado. Por IN c.amen niuucioso que he
hech0 dc lG formula de competition dc es-
a medicine Y por las pruehas cue be hccho
de In misma. en- mis- cnfermos, be llegado
q IN conclusion de que no hay nata neior
que csta preparation para los efectos indI-
cados. Fl hecho de que Ell Hero Nuzado
este sicnGo usaio a~nualmentc Dor mas dc
tres nj &c TcrSonas como t6nico recons-
t~ituy-a;c y yigorizador de IL saRgre, es una
p-ueba cvidcntc dc sus nagnifico5 reSuitados
y estoy coarencido dc que euando alsunas
personals Sc siertsn debiles, n~eTviosss y de-
caidaS. ci Hero NuXadO los curara radical
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
DESPUES DEL RAPTO

AG-CL-kA -kAls ~ - 49, ESI~
dc raz0n para oscar encontrarne
de n buena vez fuera de mi casa:
nj sonora madastra IUDca ia podldo
m.warme con buenos ojOs, Y yo...yo
IN tengo jurada guerra a mUerte. Nj
padre, coAQuistado por los negocIos
y por IL poliJica., apenas 81 me da-
ba al dia IN par de bssos rapldos,
en- los cue apenas sentia sobre mi
frentc e! ca!Cr de su boca. Y, res
pscro dc mis- asuntos amorosos,
nuuca habl6 como no fucra para
ueyarse 4 dac 81 conscntlmlento 4
nj cnl2cc con Leandro, porque no
era sino IN tarambaua, rico, pero
until. ' que no scrviria de n@"a en-
u vida, cl dja en- que su padre. III
usurcro sin conciencia, So Earch2-
sc al otro barrie.
Va verbs cue solo falCaba I'm pc
aun"o l~mpuionci:lo, ' qCc este me
10 do n fug2 2iatoresca y rom;H-
.ica lie Laurita Nontalyez.
An. Querida amiga mia. ;Olala Y
70 hIbiera rortalccido nj resolution
De so3orTar los malos humores de
mi m~adrastra. cue al fin y al cabo
nunca hicieron mas que porerne de
Dunta los ueryios; ojaij Y nunca hui
hisse vo sahIGo de In fuea De Lau-
rita Non.alvcz con q aJJache de Ia
embajad;,
FUvuattq On III manic negro. Der-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
iCRATIS!

EsgLENDIDA oFERTA. I'm juego de plata maSa ROGERS. eomFuezo De ?"
q enhUoa. E taelor~. . cl6aas eands. 8 euehai1n' aZaeaea ) enhiN"
,a ranuHua Fas ,sfqte So conseraIn en- tmA ea5od unme mucno TEMPO
Cna pa de ee juego ai manada con Ia trma Rogers ESa 6 una oportmtdad
coo nunca Sc e haGa preentadoy QuE4 no Tohea j of7HSee ASH Is QUE NJ
DEBE DESAPRoVECHARLA. EsCRIBA HOY MIsMo-
rM, ,arnm, oa so ftorse pr tee- en- El hgar uo de es prcheos jlero,
Yds adqun&-o sin que h cu5e IN solo caayo. T%o 10 que Ie pehnos s que nos re-
col, sE snis2Js. 10 cui tda persona pude hac. TeuemNs miles de shos
fscs que darmos sin coo aEuno lara las PERSONS CITE nos los Pihn.
Sea I'd 81 r7mero en- o5wuer este hemoso 1go EScR1BA HOY MLSNo. Re@-
c e. rup6n yssnynUNo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16
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Evening journal., 1919-04-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, April 30 AT First NJ.
p. Church Monday night a meeting Of
the Georgetown Hundred Sunday
School Association was held. The meet
ing proved 10 be Of much interest to
Sunday school workers and State Secre-
tary Preston gave an interesting Illus
trated talk. Omcers for the ensuing
year were elected. as follows: Presl-
dent. James NJ. Tunnel, Esq; vice-pres-
ident. William ]. King; secretary and
treasurer Miss Matte Walls; element
AIRY department, Mrs. John T. Calhoun;
temperance department, Mrs. Frank j.
HolsOn; home department, Mrs. William
D. Adams: missionary department, Mrs.
Robert G. Houston; teacher training,
Mrs NJ. w Clark. The executive com
mittee. consisting Of the superinten-
dents OF the various Sunday school were
elected. as follows: McColley's, Mrs. r.
c. Hill; sand Hill. William G. War
rem; Peppers, Clarence L. Evans; Wes-
ley, George Roland Messick; First Meth-
odist Protestant. Harvey L. Calhoun
Presbyterian, Colonel Robert G. Hous-
ton; Faith, James Abbott; Hebron,
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
FIREWORKS Plant
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Packing Room OF Jedel Com
pany Near Newark Burned
to Ground
TOTAL DAMAGE MAY
REACH $4,000

Special TO the Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April 30.-A large building
used as a packing room by the A. Jedel
Company, manufacturers Of fireworks
located on the cooch's Bridge Road
moro than a mile from Newark was to-
tally destroyed by fre last night. There
was a large amount Of fireworks most
ly sparklers in. the building packed
ready for shipment and all OF It was
destroyed While oflcials OF the COM
pany would give no figures as 70 the
possible loss It was reported that Il
may be $4,000. Most OF the loss was
due TO such a large amount OF fire.
works being destroyed as the building
formerly a barn, was not a valuable
one. There was some insurance.
The blaze could be seen for many
miles and attracted hundreds Of persons
10 the scene 10 was about go o'clock
when the fire was discovered and no
one seems 70 know how II started. The
Newark lremen made good time with
their chemical but when they arrived
the blaze had gained such headway that
10 was impossible TO save the packing
room. The lremen. however. did fine
work in keeping other buildings from
burning. The roofs Of several build
ings on another property nearby caught
fire from the sparks but the flremen
managed to get their chemical in oper-
alton and extinguish the blaze before
much damage was done. The buildings
OF the Jedel Company used for manu-
featuring fireworks were not damaged.
A number Of girls are employed at
the plant but 1t is not thought that they
will be effected by the fire. This Is
several times within the past six or
seven years that buildings Of this COM
pany have been damaged by IRE.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
nELaWARE CITY GOSSIP.
N Il ~ ENnnInr InurnaI-

Special % The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, April 80
Mrs. E. E. Reybold has returned home
after a two weeks visit in Washing
ton. D. C. with her daughter, Mrs
Donald Ashbridge.
Captain Pedrick has returned 70 the
home Il his daughter. Mrs. Harry
Webb after spending some time In New
Jersey.
Mrs. Frank Moore spent today in
Philadelphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saue-wein OF Panama
arrived here yesterday. where they viii
spend four months with Mrs. Sauer-
veins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
Hemphill.
The condition Of Mrs. Stanley Stev-
ems, who has been III al her sisters
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
Wild Calls to The Will

Open season for hunting wild flowers.
Why folks charter a perfectly good
Sunday 10 so cruising for wild flowers.
Is the answer 10 how many waits In a
fan. They're either In love. or some
thing else Is the matter with them.
Plucking the undomesticated posies Is
the favorlie willy-nilly spring nlaihne
Of balmy young couples who were hit
by shrapnel from D. Cupids hand-heart
grenades. So that excuses them. Bum
ming the complexion Of new Sunday
shoes, skidding the shins over messy
rocks, and slo1ng the pedals through
mud. Just to bend the fingers around
debutante blossoms that will wilt the
next day as the cold In your head is be-
ginning 10 bud. It's the call Of the
wild 70 the wild.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
II The Worst Comes!

The latest problem" that confronts
the nation and can be met with a
yawn by the majority Of voters, Is a
servnnt shortage. The only alarming
part Of this situation, means. that n
e comes to the worst, some madames
and debutanto daughters may have 10
indulge 10 hat pleblan pastlme Of re-
sorting 70 household duties them
selves. To us hardened blokes that
take ton without cream and sugar. II
is only natural that we don't quite
gasp the serious outcome of such a
pred.cament Quite so. Think OF the
amount Of lily-white-pink-nailed hands
that were only accustomed TO fans.
parasols and bridge whist decks. being
forced TO mingle with buckets. brooms,
mops. dustrags. soup. dishes and cook
ingl Quick, Lizette. my smelling salts
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
BoLsHElIR AND SIM
FEN STAMPS rScr IN

\. y. a. Special 10 The Evening Journal.
LONDON, April 30.-Siamp collectors
take notice. Bolsheyik and Sin Fein
stamps are now on sale IN London.
They wouldn't carry letter anywhere.
Dut they VIII be eagerly sought as ad-
ditions TO stamp collections The Boil
shevik stamps picture a hand grasplng
a sword and smashing the shackles OF
a chain. behind the rising sun SYM
polizes the awakening One Sim Feln
stamp bears a blue cross and tho word
Erin, another Is green and yellow.
with the Irish harp. and the third bears
a shamrock leaf, the segmen.s carry
Ing the pictures and names OF the
three rebels who were executed.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30

in Philadelphia for the past month. re-
mains unchanged.
Mrs. Myrtle Cats Seagraves. wife Of
Andrew Seagraves Of carney's Point,
died Yesterday after a short illness. Mrs,
seaglaves Is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Vincent Cats Of this place. She was
% years Of age. and leaves a husband
and three small children.
a very enthusiastic Victory Loan
meeting was held here last night.
Judge T. Bayard Heisel presided and
with him on the platform were Caleb
Z. Burchenal OF Wilmington, and Pri-
vase Borton, a returned soldier.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
WORLD PEACE But VISION.
BRITISH ADNIRALS AGREE

NE. A. Special to The Evening Journal
LONDON, April 30.-The Daily Mail,
Northcliffe paper, prints statements
from British admirals Sir Hedworth
aieux. Sir William May and Sir George
Callaghan, and from Commander Caro-
lyn Bellairs. In which all these naval
6flcers back up Admiral Beatty's re-
cent opinion that naval battles will re-
cur as long as the sea flows and human
passions and ambitions exist.
Beatty put it az 1000 20 I against
there being no more naval battles.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
MAJOR SAM JOHNSON
PUTS DOWN NIfII>y

\. !. A. Special to The Evening Journal
NLADlNOSToK. April 30.-Maior sam
Johnson, most picturesque character OF
The American forces In siberia. with
two American sergeanis checked a
mutiny OF Czech and Serb soldiers and
compelled the offenders to surrender.
Johnson IS provost marshal OF Nladi-
vostok. With his two sergeanis he
passed the barricaded defenses OF the
rebels and their sentries and into the
midst Of the band, and ordered them %
follow him. His audacity awed them
and they followed. he led them % a
spot where armed squads OF military
police were concealed. then ordesed
them 70 submit 10 arrest. They sur
rendered.
Evening journal., 1919-04-30

responsibility. Government on1cials
reply that the whole people. not merely
The young Burmese who have been
educated must be trained for q part In
the government and are consellins
patience
Evening journal., 1919-04-30
YOUNG BURMESE EAGER
FOR ELF-cOyFRNNE<T

N. r. A. Special 70 The Evening Journal.
RANGOON, April So--Though steps
are being taken for self-go,ernment
for Burma. the younger element Is
urging that the people be given greater