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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
El Municipio de Aguadilla ha sido autorizado
para contratar un Emprestito

En- la Camara de Representatives. ha
sido aprobada en- tercera lectura Ia ST.
guiente resoluci6n prescntada por el
Sr. Gonzalez Mena:
"POR CUANTo, fue Ell proposito de
la Asamblea Legislative al aprobar la
Resolution Conjunta Numero 5, avn
dar formular al municipio de Aqua
dilla y demas ciudadcs damnificadas,
un prcsupucsto para cl aho cconomico
del 1919-20 adccuado al bicnestar dc
sus habitantcs;
PoR CUANTo, al municipio de Aqua
dilla la ley aprobada en- vcz de favo-
rccerle le perjudica, pues mientras Ell
el primer trimestre, solo Sc cobr6 por
concepto de patcutes 1892, en el Sc
gundo trimestre Sc cobraron $3,12S;
PoR TANTO, Resuelvase por la Asam-
blea Legislative de Puerto Rico:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

He aquf la relaci6n de pasajeros
que tom6 eli San joan cl expresa-
do buque:
Angel Perez Rodriguez, Angel
Custodio Cortes, Eliza K. Ven
Bergen, Manuel Sinforoso Vallde-
july, Arturo Pic6, Arthur f.
Fiarchild, Maria Teresa Pic6,
Margaret H. Hare, Lloyd A. Bos-
wirth, Manuel Selgas, John Ca
rroll Hudle, jose San Martin,
Frank L. Osgood, Camilla Ferer
de Gohi, Charles Lown, Talbut
Edith Rachel Baiz, Jose Blanco
France Hewitt, Miguel L. Alfau,
Llcnza, l.. Montefore Maduro,
Lucila de Moreno, Luis +. Velaz-
quez, Alejandro G. Faerber, Ma
ria G.. Suvent, Miguel Francisco,
Mercedes Morris, Artemio Apon'
te, Rosa Maria Suvent, Walter X.
Fletcher, Abraham, j. Benacerraf,
Caledonia Vale, Francisco Jime'
nez, Agripina Vale Ugarte, Geo.
g.. Carlnano, George s. Cross, Clio
ria Rodriguez, Manuel Cross Lilo
ycras, Hiram Agrait, Wilhelmina
Lancaster, Leon G. de Harry, Le-
ticia Ugarte de Vale, Edward
Stark, Joaquin Vale Ugartc, Ha-
rry Stark, James Rhoda, Remigio
Vale Ugarte, Antonio /. Herrera
Jr., Catherine Wilson, HELEN
Adams, James Wilson, Carmen
Colon, Bernalda Cruz, Guillermo
Pic6, Rita Rivera, Rafael Lopez,
Placida Solano, Mercedes Bonillq
de Castro, Jose G. Martinez Al
yarez, Carlos V. Davila, Hector
Pietri, Adriana NJ. Victoria, Ma
ximiano Rios. Juan Il. Alfonzo,
Hev. Felipe Cintr0n. May Levy,
Juan Valldejuly, Constancia Me-
lendcz, Cristeta Goni, Adolfo Cue
IRA, Ricardo Gomez, Angel Cervo-
hi, Jean Guez6n, Grace j. Fergu-
son, Joseph Armell, Ramon
Guasp, Charles Morton, Robert
RubinstciD, Antonio j. Herrera,
Elena de PARA, Julio Urtariz
Blaneo, Josefina Z Antonsantti,
Cristinas Gutierrez, .,Brigida Ro-
man, Vicente Felip0li, Luis Or
essitas; Carmen Barrero, Marcos
Pieras Jr., Michael Gerden, Lean
dro Lopez de la Rosa, Marcus w.
Purvis, Manuel Lloyeras Soler,
Ramon ARIZONA, Demetrio Comula
da,1 Antonio Cabot Vidal, Juan
Herrera, Martha X. Chason, Angel
INernandez Sanchez, Atilio Rojas,
Antonio Torres Ruiz, Samuel Lon
don, Guillermina Fernandez, Ra,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

o militareS que en- contravenci0n con
el derecho establecido cometieron cri-
menes de derecho comiin, calificandolos
como actos de guerra;
POR CUANTO, ell torpedeamiento
del vapor Carolina, de la New York
and Porto Rico Steampship Company,
Ell su viaje de San Juan hacia New
York, el dia de JUNO de 1918, lleno
de mujeres y nifios, sin contrabandos
declarados de ninguna clase nj material
de guerra, puede caliicarse como ell ac-
to mas salvaje de todas las piratcrias
cometidas por las fuerzas navales ale
sin que haya manera alguna de jus
tifcarlo,
POR TANTO, la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva de Puerto Rico respetuosamente
solicita del Secretario de Estado de
los Estados Unidos, que haga saber a
los Representatives. de la naci0n en- las
Conferencias de la Paz, que el Pueblo
de Puerto Rico espera y pide que Sc
exija al gobierno aleIn$n la cntrega
del Comandante del submarine que hun
di6 al vapor Carolina, para ser juz-
gado en- la isla de Puerto Rico, de
acuerdo con nuestras leycs con cl
derecho International reconocido por
las naciones civilizadas.
Y resuelvase enviar copia de esta Re-
soluci6n al Secretario de Estado dc los
Estados Unidos al Prcsidcnte dc la
Repnblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
Hermoso proyecto
INFORMATION soBRE MERcADos

FL Servicio dc Agricultural Sc propo
ne inaugurar, en- Ell Boletin que distri-
buye gratuitamente, una Secci6n de
mercados, con el objetp de que los
agricultores encuentren facil venta pa.
ra aquellos productos que no tienen
demanda en- las zonas en- que ellos
viven.
Todo sc reduce information; a po-
der facilitar information de quien ven
dc quien compra y 'cualeS son los pre-
clos de actualidad para cada produc-
to. Para llevar a cabo esta idea-dice
el Departamento de Agricultura-pen-
samos utilizar el 'Boletin de Informa-
ci6n", la Revista de Agricultural y to-
dos los medios que esten a nuestro al
canoe.
ESto no solo proporcionara un medic
de f&cil venta sino que tambien Servi-
r$ de estimulo a los agricultores para
dedicarse a aquellos cultivos que hasta
Ia fecha no han emprendido por no
haber demanda para esos productos en-
su mercado local.
Sc Suplica todos los agricultores
que presten su cooperation para el me-
jor exito de este servicio, manden no.
ia de 10 que deseen vender comprar,
pus este servicio les proporcionara una
fuente segura de information.
Aquellas personals que deseen obtener
productos de la finca pueden tambi6n
dirigirse al Departamento de Agricul-
tura el cual les dara informes acerca
del sitio donde pueden conseguir 10 que
dcSeen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

Seccion L. Autorizar al municipio
de Aguadilla para que formule un pre-
supucsto para cl aiio econ6mico dc
1319-192O igual al total dc 10 cobyado
durante ell afio fiscal de 1917 al 1918;
DISPoNIENDosE, que en- case &c all
mento por concepto de contribution So
bre Ia propiedad, el municipio dc Aqua
dilla podr& aumcntar su presupussto
dcspues del 10. dc julio dc 1919, dedi-
candose este presupuesto adicioral al
aumento dc las partidas del servicio
publico.
Seccion e. Toda ley partc de
ley cue Sc oponga la prosente, que
da por esta derogada.
Seccion 3.-Esta ley, por ser dc carac-
ter urgente, empezar& regir inmcdia-
tamente despues de su aprobaci6n.
Para cambiar tn maquina vieja por
una nueva Ojeda. @ Ayt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
RESOLUTION coNcURRENTE

Para solicitar del Departamento de Es-.
tado de los Estados Unidos que
trasmita a los Representatives.
americanos en- las C0nfcrencias
de Ia Paz, la voluntad del Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico de que Sc
exija la entrega del Comandan-
te del submarine que hundi6 al
vapor Carolina, para ser juz-
gado y castigado en- Puerto
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

zalez, Juana Pineiro, Castulo Her
nandez, Juana Hernandez, Plaitt
Hermance, Conception Navarro,
Bernaldina /Belfort, Obdulio E.
Soneira, Providencia Martinez,
Giusto Malatrassi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
ENTUSIASMo EN- HUMACAO PARA
CUBRIR LA Quota DEL
EMPRESTITO.

Anoche rccibimos cl telegraina 81
guicntc:
lei MUNDO".
SAN, JUAN.
'Hasta hoy nuevc, Ia snma bonos
suscrita asciende $28.4o0 dollars. AL
calde y demas miembros han tirado
hojas sucltas pidiendo cooperation al
pueblo. Gran manifestation recorrc las
GALES.
Santiago Maones,
Coresponsal''
Para naquina de escribir de segundas
manos Oieda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
ATENCION

Catrcs y frisas Militares al por ma
yor, Sc vendcn por
Advt. Rodriguez Hnos. Co.
San jose No. 2. San Juan, p. E.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
YAu--co-CIA

Cafe inmejorabls pOr su caidad y
aroma. No pucde negar de donde pro-
cede. Yauco, Corozal, Gales.
Sc vende en- San jose ST., esquina q
Rafael Cordero. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

POR CUANTO, las condolences del
Tratado de Paz, tai y como las publ
ca la prensa de esta ciudad en- ell dia
dc hoy, imponCn Alemania la entire
ga de aQuellas personalidades politicas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

Para cambiar tn rnaquina vieja por
una nueva Ojeda. Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
Importante Resolution presentada
por el Sr. Coll y Cuchl

PIDE QUE LA CAMARA SOLICITE
DEL CoNGREso AMERICANA
QUE Ell CONIANDANTE DEL
SUBMARINE ALEMAN QUE
HUNDI0 AL CAROLINA
SEA JUZGADo EN- PUERTO
RICO.
En- la session que celebro en- la ma
mana de aver la Camara de Reprcsen-
tantes, el Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Gu
chi presento La siguiente Resolution
concurrente que ha pasado al seno de
la Comision Juridico Civil para su con-
sideraci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

Para iniciar este trabajo, la exprcsa-
da oficina puedc suministrar informcs
dc habichuelas dc Terciopelo, (velvct
Bcans) cuyo precio es de $500 puestos
accrca dc Ia venta de veinte quintales
en- la estaci6n del ferrocarril en- Aiiasco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

ST tu maquina de sumar no anda bien
3Ojeda. Avt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-20

fears on the Sea of Tiberiasy so, at
His second coming, He will speak His
final peace, be STILL" to the troubled
wave. Low surging with fear and
grief in the stricken hearts of suffer-
+ ing, terrified humanity.
J The king of terrors," called
death, again as at Christ's first ap-
pearing, will be deprived Of claim to
power and mankind will once more
! heartily peace l give unto you;
not as the (material) world givetb,
give unto you" John xiv, 27.)
The light of spiritual illumination
will reveal-visualize- new heaven
and a new EARTH" for the first heaven
and the first earth material sense
of God and His universe) are passing
away, unwilling the real and eternal
verities-our Father-Mother God,
dwelling on the earth and governing
His universe by the law of eternal
Life and Love. "WilI God in very
deed dwell with men on the earth?"
III. Chronicles vi, 49, G2d, the
only Creator, Life, Love and Truth,
continues to occupy and rule, His own
universe and is ever with men.
Mary Baker Eddy, the discoyerer
and founder of Christian Science, and
author of its textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
says Of the Monroe Doctrine - I be-
lieve strictly in the Monroe Doctrine,
in our constitution and in the laws
of God" She also says
One infinite God, good, unifes
men and nations; constitutes the
brotherhood of man; ends wars;
fulfills the Scripture. Glove thy
neighbor as myself" annihilates pa
gan and Christian idolatry-what-
ever is wrong in social, civil, cri-
inal, political and religious codes;
equalizes the sexes; annuls the
curse on man, and leaves nothing
that can sin, suffer, be punished or
destroyed.
Quotes Sir Robert Borden.
Permit to quote from the letter
of the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Borden
which appeared in your columns of
October 8 regarding the relations be-
'ween England and America, which
he declares are forever indissolubly
united"
By ties of ancestry of common
language and literature, of like
ideals and institutions and of con-
slant and increasing social and COM
-mercial intercourse, the two coun-
tries are forever indissolubly unit
ed in the bonds of understanding,
friendship and peace. To these
has been added, in the years
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-20
Mrs. Stetson Sees the Golden Age of Man at Hand

through which we have just pass
ed, comradeship IN arms for the
greatest cause that ever demanded
humanity's highest sacrifice.
Professor Totten, of Yale Univer-
sity, in his series entitled, "Our
Race" says
The time has now fuzzy arrived
when the federati of the English
speaking peoples of the world is a
thing greatly to be desired and is
one that is sureeto work for good
to all concerned.
The prophecy of its realization is
clearly written on the unturned
tablets of tomorrow, and the grow
ing warmth between the two halves
of Anglo-Saxondom will inevitably
bring its sympathetic characters in
to speedy and universal recognition
and insure their prompt fulfill
ment.
The Anglo-Saxon race is made up
of ten-tribed Israel. The people
known as Jews are the remaining two
tribes, Judah and Levi, which to-
gether were called the House or
Kingdom of Judah. The strongest of
the ten tribes, or House of Israel,
were Ephraim and Manasseh. Man
asseh, or America, came out from
Ephraim, Great Britain lat the Dec
laration of independence
Moses, when blessing the tribes, says
of Joseph
His horns Symbol of power) are
like the horns of uniforms with
them he shall push the people to-
gether to the ends of the earth;
and they are the ten thousands of
Ephraim, and they are the thous-
ands of Manasseh.
Deuteronomy, xxxiii., IT,
And they, the ten thousand of
Ephraim," are "the thousands"
who belong to and must acknow-
ledge Manasseh as the frst-born of.
Joseph. Manasseh (America) will
redeem and establish his birth
right.
further quote from Professor
Totem
Great Britain and America, or
EphraiD and Manasseh, in their
modern guise as brothers, John
and Jonathan, have of late drawn
more closely together than ever;
the Impeachment is inevitable.
England is separated from all Eu-
rope and America from all the
world.
1t is in the genius of our race to
reunite. United we could stand
against the whole world. 1t is
growing and popular sentiment far
and wide, in all English lands, that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-20
THE UNITED STATES TO
GREAT BRITAIN.
(MARY BAKER EDDY

(MARY BAKER EDDY.)
Hail, brother! Fling thy banner
To the pillows and the breeze;
We proffer thee warm welcome
With our hand, though not our
knees.
Lord of the main and manor!
Thy palm in ancient day
Dids't rock the country's cradle
That wakes thy laureate's lay,
The boar fight is forgotten;
Our eagle, like the dove,
Returns to bless a bridal,
Betoken from above.
List, brother! Angels whisper
To Judah's sceptred race
Thou of the self-same spirit,
Allied by nations grace.
''Wouldst cheer the hosts of
heaven:
For Anglo-Israel, 10!
Is marching under orders
His hand averts the blow"
Brave Britain, blest America
Unite your battle plan;
Victorious all who live it
The love for God and man.
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the two halves of the great Anglo
Saxon race must come together in
the bonds OF n STRONGER union than
ever before enj5yed-a conjugal
one, SO to speak, in which neither
contracting party loses any of that
individuality of liberty which be-
longs to it's own distinctive polity-
but the twain come together for pa
ternal purposes.
Professor Totten also says -
We of the American Manasseh
have, as it were, run over the
WALL" but our roots are neverthe-
less twined with those of Eph-
raim-Britain, and the twain are as
one in Joseph. May God speed the
day when, as the nations typifed
by the Cherubim our wings may
touch over the mercy seat, and the
presence of the God of our fathers
return to its wonted place. "Then
shall the earth yield her increase,
and God, even our own God, shall
bless u.s."
Professor Totten continues
The establishment Of the fifth
and final universal monarchy Tor
the reign of Christ, the Prince of
Peace, the "King cf kings, and
Lord of lords') is now due, for "the
times of the Gentiles" certainly
run out with "this generation" 1t
is the Stone or Saxon kingdom
Spoken of by DanieD that now
looms mountain like in the fore
ground but its capstone cometh
from above. When fairly Joined
together it will last forever and its
earthly phase must fall into the
keeping of some race now upon the
earth. 1t is within the Anglo
Saxon reach, but it may not be had
without = a repentance meet
for the exercise of a responsibility
so great.
The fifth and final universal mon
archy," or reign of Christ, the Prime
of Peace, divine democracy, is nov
due for "the times of the Gentiles
certainly run out with "this genera
tion'." On the reverse of the sea
of the United States is this motto
which awaits cutting :-"Novus Ord
Seculorum," translation from Virgil
Eclogue, ga new order of ages
born; a new offspring is let down fror
lofty heaven; the coming man, il
whom the iron age ends and the gol
den age arises in the whole earth"
Professor Totten quotes Sir G.
Clark in the North American Review
1894, as follows:-
Splendid possibilities of progress
and of benefit to mankind are lost
or impaired by the want of a union
or means to common purpose. The
race fails by a separation of it's
members to exert the paramount
influence for good which lies with
in its easy grasp.
Putting aside all interference
with established institutions,
firmly believe that real federation
in the higher (spiritual) sense may
be attained. Then as the twin
stars brought hope to the mariners
of old, so will the glorious flags of
America and Great Britain promise
abiding peace throughout the
oceans and seas of the world.
God speed the day when aroused
to the rock Christi whence we are
manifestly hewn, out two fraternal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-20

nations shall come solidly together
in one new empire Spiritual SOW
eighty to snsummate the
great work which He (God) has in
view with reference to all other
races. For the next step will be
to bring in all the rest of the ma
tions.
A seal must he made before an
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-20

impression can be taken, a die en-
graVed before an icon can he
struck off. So must Israel be ner
fected ere other nations can he fift
ed up to her likeness. 1t there
fore behooves US, Brother John and
Brother Jonathan, to awaken to onr
vast responsibility in tho4a pro
phecies. adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-11-20
liberty.

True Americans, who constitute
America, will attain their birthright of
life, liberty and the pursuit Of hap
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
WHILE WIFE PRAYED
 HUSBAND DID THE
 H0USEWORKH HE SAYS

B. F. Johnson "done took all he could" from the wife who IS alleged to have transferred her affections for him to devotion to the Pentecostal church. Yesterday the negro filed suit for divorce from his wife, who is charged with neglecting her house hold duties and her husband for her church.
 While Mrs. Johnson prayed John son remained at home and did the cooking and washing, according to the complaint filed by Phillips and Nor veil.
 Church utilization is alleged to have kept Lulu Johnson out all hours of the night, yet her faith was not such that it influenced her conduct toward her husband, according to the plaintiff. The names she called him, Johnson says was ground for legal separation.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
]. \. CORDES, PIONEER LAT TTLEMAV, DIES AT
 HUMBOLDT THURSDAY

The passing of an old Arizona pio- neer was recorded yesterday morning with the death of J. H. Cordes, veteran cattleman, at Humboldt. MT. Cordes, who was about 58 years old, had lived in this state 50 years, most of the time in Yavapai county, at his home at Cordes station. south of Prescott. A family consisting of a wife, three girls and three boys survives him.
 The news of MT. Cordes' death was received here yesterday in a telegram to Jeff D. Newman. Funeral services will be held at o'clock tomorrow aft ernoon at Prescott. It is understood a number of Phoenix friends of the dead pioneer vii lattend
 MT Cordes came to Arizona when young man, and when the state was still in the wild and woolly'' class, with Apaches for it's chief population. He soon located and settled at the place which bears his name, Cordes station, near Prescott, and estab- lished there a general shtore, selling his wares to stockmen and miners of the surrounding country. His ven ture met financial success, and he en- tered the cattle business. At the time of his death, two of his sons. Charles and Fred, were associated with him in the cattle line, Charles acting as head of the concern. The third son, William, is in the military service.
 MT. -Cordes died as the result of an influenza attack he suffered a few weeks ago. and which undermined his health permanently, though he seem ingly recovered from it After the dis ease had left him, he entered steady decline. which ended yesterday morn ing in his death
 MT. Cordes was well known through the state and leaves a host of friends, who feel his death marks the passing of an old pioneer who had much to do with shaping the destinies of Arizona when it was an infant territory.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28

Even in seeing these famous Gardens you are seeing but small part of Catalina The best way is to plan to spend at least three or four days so that. you may get up into Santa Catalina's mountains Truly, you have not seen California until you have seen these Ocean Gardens and have viewed this jewel-sland from its heights in it's turquoise-ocean setting.
 Santa Catalina
 Pacific Electric Ruild;p.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
MORLEYS CLUB OPEN THREE NIGHTS WEEKLY

Morley's Country club is now open to the public three nights each week, Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays. A fine cabaret entertainment is pro- vided for the amusement of those who do not dance, and the dancing floor IS said to be one of the best in this sec tion.
 Fancy drinks will be served with sandwiches and special dishes for every night Valuable door prizes will be given away on Saturday and Wednesday nights. Lucky spot danc- ing for beautiful baby dolls will be the feature for tomorrow night.
 The new jazz orchestra is a whizz and created a real hit last Wednesday night, with it's vocal and instrumental waltzes. A ride to the club and return during these spring nights is declared to be a real treat in itself
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
Lawrence Co. Returns Saturday

The Del S. Lawrence company, after an engagement of three nights in Mesa, will return tomorrow for the matinee and will finish the week with that delightful melodramatic comedy, Tt Pays to Do Right" The consensus of opinion among the patrons of the Lawrence company is that Tt Pays to Do Right" is their best offering to date. It has excitement, comedy. a touch of pathos, and any amount of human appeal.
 Miss Wilma Steck as Kitty Burns has a part that fits her charming per sonality so perfectly that her admirers like her even better than they did in Kathleen of Kildare" It is a novel theme and a clever constr r1ction and the action moves rapidly to an excit-
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
ASKS S5,OOO DAMAGES
 FROM COTTON O|L CO.

The Phoenix Cotton Oil company was made defendant in a $5,O00 suit for damages instituted yesterday by A. L. Dameron.
 The accident on which the suit is based occurred on Sunday, March g, according to the complaint in which the plaintiff claims to have been seriously injured when he assisted in lifting heavy piece of machinery.
 The unnatural strain placed upon him and the shifting of the machinery suddenly and unexpectedly crippled Dameron, according to the claim made through his attorneys, Cox, Moore and Gerard
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28
Santa Catalina Island-New Hotel St. Catherine

You will be well taken care of at Catalina in the New Hotel St. Catherine.
 There are 160 rooms, all outside roofns, with connecting baths.
 The furnishings are new. Reading lights beside each bed. Every little convenience is provided.
 The meals are looked after by former Fred Harvey chef. You will relish his good fare. land Company
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28

The picture at the right merely in- dicates, very imperfectly, what you see as you look through the glass bottom of the boat from which you view these gardens.
 The beautiful waving sea ferns, mosses and other ocean foliage that appear before you suggest the tender care and dainty touch of mermaids.
 The scores of different sea-animals and fish of all colors show you the reality of ocean life as they swim or move lazily about.
 It is Natures own picture. It has never been really illustrated or de- scribed in any book
Arizona republican., 1919-03-28

The Empress - Glass bottom Steamer in single hour in my life.
 So I say to you, plan to go this week and see these strange sights that are so near to you.