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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05

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ECONOMIC PHARMACY
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San Antonio, Texas.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-05

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SELLOS DE COMA

Para comerc;a.- ties, p-ofesionistas , Socie'
dades. Complete surtido de accessories rars
los mi.mcs. Pida catslogo a /. SANTOS
ORTA. GIL Dlorosa ST Tdefono Travi:
$3.50. San Antonio. Texas.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
NATHAN STRAUSS OFFERS MILK
PLANT TO NEW YORK.
Must Relinquish Personal Supervision
of Institution. Believes Work MuIt
BE Expanded.

New York. Jan. J.-On condition
that they are always used for the ben
eft of the children of New! York. Mr.
Nathan Straus has offered the city the
pasteuriza ton laboratory. auto trucks
and complete equipment of the plant
used in connection with the work o!
supplying the many little beneficarics
of the institution with milk. In Il
letter to the mayor. Mr.. Stratus an
nOunceS that he must soon relinquiSh
the personal direction of this work.
He believes the citv ought to expand
the output of 10000 bottles n day.
which is the present capacity of the
plant to do greater and more effective
work.
The work of supplying pasteurized
milk to children was started by Mr.
Straus in 1892 4 similar movement
was started in other cities in America
and it is said that the lives of mil.
lions of babies have been saved thru
the work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
SWEDEN CONDEMNS POLISH 70
GROMS.
The Uncle Of the King Presitles al
Protest Meeting-NIany Govern
ment Officials Present.

London The Vigorous protest
against the pogroms of Jews in Poland
was expressed at n mass meeting in
Stockholm. The chairman of the
meeting was Prince Bcrnadotte. uncle
of the king. and among those present
were number of high government of.
ficials and prominent clergymen.
Significance of This meeting how
over. lies in the fact that it was held
in Stockholm. because it is very near
Poland and has better opportunity
TO confirm the reports of pogrOms than
any other country. That the KinC's
uncle himself and other high person.
ages saw their way clear to partici
nate in the protest meeting is clear
indication that the peonle of Sweder
are sure that the pogroms did take
place and that statements TO the con-
trary are false.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
CENTRAL CONFERENCE OF AMER.
ICAN RiBBIS. APPEAL TO THE
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE L
S. PEACE CONFERENCE.
Ask for Land Liberty. Equality of Ali
in Opportunity and Civic Obligation.

The Conference of American RahbiS
most respectfully submits the follow
ing to you and. thru your kind offices.
to the members of the Conference OF
Allied Nations now assembled in Paris ::
l. As Spokcsmcn Of Justice. or
ganized into the dispcnsation of Moses.
and of the moral worth of human life.
as expressed in the idcallsm of Isaiah.
we welcome the epOchal assembly Of
the European and American peoples
md offer them our confidence in the
performance of their great task.
. Knowing that the Peace Con
grcsS will lay down principles that OK
press the conscience of n rc-awakcncd
world and will earnestly and sincere
ly demand their equitable application.
we call attention to the unfortunate
condition of the Jews in Russia. Pol
and. Galicia. tOumania, Palestine.
Turkey and Eastern countries. These
Jews. tho native to the soil. faithful
In the performance of their civic dlI
ties. and useful to the veal and pro-
gress of their respective countries. are
dcbarred from the privileges and re-
sponsbilities of citizenship and are net
infreIuently victimized by expressions
and malicious persecution. We believe
that an adjustment of these wrongs
have been grievously haresscd. but
also those governments whose rc-or-
Ganization is one of the taSks of the
Peace Conference.
3. 1t is pathetic that we must ask
the Peace Conference to draw the
Jewish question into consideration in
its decision as to the reliability of
these nations which are demanding
political independence and enrolment
in the comfy of nations. Eut no ma
tiOn is worthy of confidence and The
partnership of other nations unless it
binds itself to an ali-inclusivc justice
and is responsible to the con:bincl con,
science, sincerity and intelligence of
the world.
We have the utmost faith in the
business of democratic organization.
We feel. therefore, that the relalilita-
tion of Palestine, which is uniqucly
desired by Jews. should be arranged
upon the foundation OF freedom. We
desire for that land liberty and equal
ity of all in opportunity and civic ohli-
CATION and respect and protection OF
the conscience. in accortlnrcc with the
all-inclusive justice Of the civilized
world The Holy Land. in fact. should
be exemplary Tor civilization.
With profound regarL, Yours.
The Central Conference OF American
Rabhis.
CAI'T GUSSMAN.
President.
LOUIS wOLSEN
Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
REPORTS OF EMANCIPATION OF
ROUMANIAN JEWS PREMATURE

London-It has transpirNd that the
news circulated by the Havas Agency
that Roumania has granted full rights
to the Jews. was premature. The or.
ror resulted from til" acceptance of n
promise as an accomplished fact. The
fact is that Premier Bratianu inform
cd the Roumauian Minister in Paris
that the government had promised t"
emancipate the, Jews. Thereupon the
Roumanian Minister conveyed to Bar
on Rothschild the informa ton that tn"
Premier had promised that he would
forthwith issue decree. conferrinp
full rights upon Jews born in Rou
mania.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
MILDRED MORRIS. DENNER'S
MILITANT SUFfRAGETTE.
She Is DevOting Herself to Bring Sue.
cess to Cause She Has EspOu ed.

Among the twenty-five militant Suf-
fragcttcs of the National Won,
ans party who were rclased
from Jail in washington Sunday was
Mildred Morris, of Denver. The mill
tants served II five-day sentence for
lighting suffrage watch-fircS in front
of the White House.
They had gone for four days with
ont food. and Miss Morris was carried
from her cell on a .strctchcr to n wait
ing automobile.
Miss Morris is a well known news
paper woman. She did feature writ
ing on the old Republican and on the
News. She later atcrptcd a position
in George Creels department of in
formation in Washington about n
year ago.
bureau of the department doing pub
licity work, later serving on n media
zion board which Investigated strikes
in Eastern cities.
Some months ago. when the bureau
of information began its rctrcnch-
mcnt. following the signing of the
armisticc. Miss Morris went to New
York and entered the magazine field.
She also engaged in newspaper free
lance writing. Later she returned to
Washington and became Il militant
Suffrn ST
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22

For the second time within the term.
the Congregation Mishknn Israel of
New Haven. Conn. at n largely. at
tended general meeting last Sunday.
hy unanimous vote broke" its agree
mcnt With Rabbi Louis L. Mann by !,
very substantial increase in his sal
nry. The action was taken on the
of President Harry
w. Asher. and was accompanied by
many speeches in laudation of the
rabbits work in the congregation and
IN the community.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
ITALIAN JEWS GIFT TO WILSON
Illuminated Address on Parchment
Tablets Presented by ZiOnists Of .
Rome to President.

When President Wilson visited Rome
recently. he received an unique gift
from n dcputation of Italian Zionists
The gift. which the. ZiOnists of Italy
hope will be deemed worthy of II place
of honor in the Blue Room of the
White House. was an address. design
cd in most artistic fashion. and in
scribed ON illuminated parchment,
modelled after the tT!ilets of the Ten
Commandments. one column in Eng
lish, the other in Hebrew. The text
of the address. which was forwarded
to Justice BrandciS by the late David
Lubin. director of the International
Agricultural Institute. shortly before
he died. and which. it is believed. he
helped to draft. is as follows:
AN ADDRESS BY THE ZIONlSTS
OF ITALY TO WOODROW WILSON.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES. ON THE OCCASION OF
HIS VISIT TO ROME.
Mr.. President:
In the Scriptures we read Thus
saith the Lord to his anointed. to
Cyrus. whose right hand have holden
to subduc nations before him: and
will loose the loinS OF kings. to open
before him the two leavcd gates: and
the gates shall not be shut" ''ltc
shall build my city. and he shall lei
go my captivcs. not for price nor re
ward. saith the Lord of hosts"
And now. after a lapse of tive
thousand five hundred years. new
Cyrus has arisen. and like the Cyrus
of old the modern conQueror. the
Britain of today. has spoken for "thC
establishment in Palestine of n ma
tional home for the Jewish people"
That this stand was received with
warm approval hy Italy. and that il
has been seconded by yourself. the
honorcd President Of the great .\mcri-
can people. is no matter for surprise
nor need we go far to seek out the
underlying reason. 1t is to be found
in the cause which actuated the Allies
in entering and waging the world war
the cause of national integrity and
national Righteousness
But apart from this reason there
is vet another. The people Israel. n
is attcsted by the Scriptures. was the
pioneer of this cause, for the summary
of all its teaching was national in
tcgrity. national righteousness. And
the civilization of today. worthy Of
that name. is the civilization brought
by that influence.
It is therefore, fitting that the
most civilized among the nations
should reach out the hand. and lif'
I'M the voice. and say to Jerusalem
Thou shalt he Inhabited: and to tn"
cities of Judah yc shall be built. and
| will raise up the decaycd places
thereof"
Mr.. President. thc Iionists of Rome
the Eternal City. aud Of our beloved
Italy. the. cradle Of Western civiliza-
ton. owe you their heartfelt gratitude
and thanks for ynur noble stand ir
hchalf of the cnus" so dear to their
hearts. We feel assured that your
stand. and the stand of the Allies. for
the political rights of ethnic groups
and in behalf of 1Srael's restoration
will he written large on the scroll OF
history in ages yet 70 come.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
LORD READING TO BE LEGAL
ADVISER AT PEACE CONFERENCE
CBy |. j. l.. b.

London-Lord Reading has been ap-
pointed extraordinary lcga. adviser TO
the English delegation to the Peace
Conference on all matters requiring
expert judicial opinion.
1t is generally understood that Lloyd
George had wished to have Reading
as n delegate. but bitter attacks against
the Lord Chief Justice Influenced the
pOintmcnt
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
col. CUTLER HONORED.

Col. Harry Cutler. member of the
American Commission of nine who will
go to Versailles as delegate from the
American Jewish congress. was given
an ovation at banquet given in his
honor in his home town of PrOvi
dencc. II. I.
Col. Cutler was presented with .
sterling silver plaque nv his fricnds
of thc state of Rhode Island.
His likeness was engraved on th"
nlnuuc and also tho American and
Jewish flags on either side. Mrs. Cut
Ter was given a bouquet of roses.
A song folder. with verses dedicated
to Col. Cutler nv Mrs. Archibald Sill
vermnn. was beside each plate.
Col. Cutters mother and grandmoth
or were present at the dinner
beware of small expenses: a small
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22

beware of small expenses "A small
leak will sink great ship"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-01-22
ARABS IN TUNIS ATTACK ZION
IST DEMONSTRATION.
tBy I. J. l.. b

Iondon-During n demonstration by
ZioniSts in TuniS. the manifcstants
were attacked by natives. Attacks up
on individual Jews in the streets have
also occurred.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

The Japanese government is building 10000 tenement houses in Osaka and more in other Japanese cities
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
GLENDALE BUSINESS
 REMODELS BUILDING

GLENDALE, Oct. 2.-The new front and remodeling of the interior of the Stauffer building is now completed and the store is being arranged in the different departments. Heretofore the clothing and grocery departments have been crowded in together, allowing but little space for display. Now the entire front of the enlarged building is a very attractive show window. The window space of the clothing depart ment alone has over 200 square feet of floor space. The front is set back a short distance from the sidewalk, while stately pillars grace the front of the building.
 Ray F. Stauffer is one of Glendale's pioneer business men and has built up a big business here with his reputa- ton for honesty and fair dealing.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
Many Houses Beinu Built

Building is getting brisker than ever in Glendale. Floyd Fergus is building a house on lot recently purchased in Catlin court. This is to be the home of himself and bride who was Miss Hoghe of Phoenix. Many other houses are under construction.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
Big Building Going up Soon

Ground was broken this morning for a twos story building to join the one occupied by the Beatty grocery on Sec ond avenue. R. L. Fults has the con- tract.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
STABLER PROPERTY
 W|LLED ID WIDOW

The will of A. K Stabler. former principal of the Phoenix high school who died in Prescott June, 1916, was placed on record in the superior court yesterday and by its terms his widow, Mrs. Guile w. Stabler, is bequeathed all his property and named as executor without bond.
 The estate consists of cash in the amount of $700, real oftate in Butler County, Ohio and personal effects.
 Mrs. Stabler yesterday filed a peti- tion for probate of will, naming as the heirs at law the children. Ethel Stable resident of Phoenix. Harold Stabler with the United States army at New London, Conn.,, and Mrs. Corinne Stabler of Berkely. The petition will be heard before Judge Lyman on Oc- tober 13.
 O.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
Church Nears Conpletion

The Free Methodist church is being rushed to completion. This is the sev- enth church for Glendale. Glendale surely deserves the right to be called the city of schools and churches.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
Install New Cases

C. M. Woods of the Woods Phar- macy is installing some very attractive cases. They will be used to display candy. Woods is putting in the famous Whitman line of box goods, also John stons. Donofrios piece goods will be sold
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
From Maricopa

George Neville who is engineer fol the Maricopa Light and Water com pany, was a Glendale visitor today.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
To Hold Social

The Jameson's class of young peo pie of the Methodist Sunday school will hold box social at the Womens club next Saturday evening, the pro- ceeds to be given to the building fund of the church.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

WANTED-To hear from owner of good ranch for sale; state cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneap- ols. Minn. It
 WANT TO RENT ranch on shares. Must furnish stock and tools. Have had several years experience. Ad- dress Box 4sX, Republican. IL
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-Agents with or without a car, we have something to offer any place in the state including territory about Phoenix. Johnston and Beck. IT w. Adams bm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

STRAYED-Came to my place, cor. Hyland Ave. and Cave Creek Road, yearling white faced heifer Owner to pay pasture and advertising bill and take same away. Phone s14R3. bp
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

WANTED-First class all-around sign painter. Good wages and steady position. Correspondence strictly con- fidental. Address Box S5X care of Republican office. hN
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-500 to 10000 acres tract for cotton, alfalfa or dairy purposes. I have parties with cash to handle any big proposition. E. C. Brown, Cactus Way Phone 693. Residence phone 3449.
 IL
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

WANTED-Lady to take charge of rooming house; good proposition for right party. Give particulars, regard age, single or married. Box COX, Re publican. It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

FOR SALE-By owner, one of the best paying apartment and rooming houses in city. Always full, turning people away every day. Small pay ment down and easy terms. Box 2SP Republican. bp
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Wanted-Real Estate
Responsible Party

Wants to lease house with from to , acres.
 CALL 14q4 MYERS bm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

IF YOU HAVE any rooms, furnished or unfurnished. or houses. furnished or unfurnished Call 4203. We have peo- ple here every day wanting a place to live. South Central Exchange, 233 So. Central Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

SALESMEN calling on general trade making cross-road towns, can earn S100 weekly. Staple novelty rug, small sample, big commission paid weekly Give full details in letter. Belmont Carpet Mills, 1193 Broadway, x. r. c.
 If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Wanted Help, Female

WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG.
 We write music and guarantee pub fishers acceptance. Submit poems, pa triotic, love or any subject. CHESTER MUSIC CO. 53S So. Dearborn, Suite 1776B, Chicago It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

ARE YOU looking for investment? If so, apply at SIS West Washington. A sacrifice sale of lot, building and furniture. Reasons, old age ana broken down. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Wanted-Help, Male


 AGENTS: Sell Reversible "2 in r | raincoats. First season advertised | Elaborate outfit. Free auto to hus- tiers. Credit. Write Parker Mfg. Co, l 1203 Bey St, Dayton. Ohio. lt
 WAITRESS wanted, mining town, boarding house, $40, board and room.
 Woman, housework, nice country home, $45.
 Chambermaid, resort hotel, $40, board and room.
 Married couple with no children for ranch; wife to help cook. s65 and board. LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 3 Cactus Way. Phone 693. It
 -Representattve to handle our line of gasoline lamps, lanterns, and lighting system, selling to mer- chants, contractors, ranchers, countrX stores, churches school houses, etcN To one who can carry his own stock sufficient to do business, we have an unusual opportunity for you to estab- fish yourself in a permanent pleasant and profitable business. In replying mention experience. Standard Light Co. of California, San Diego, Cal It
 ICE CREAM maker; must have soda experience. State salary last place and particulars in first letter. Box 76X, Republican. It
 WORLD WAR HISTORY Pictorial Roosevelt Memorial Book. Illustrated. Enormous sale. Best terms. Get with livest house. Outfits free. R. l.. PHIL LIPS PUBLISHING CO, Chicago, H.. Philadelphia, Pa, Atlanta, Ga. It
 THE ONLY COMPLETE AND
 AUTHENTIC HISTORY OF
 THE WORLD WAR
 by Professor F. A. March, with intro- duction by his brother, General March, highest officer in Army. Official pho- tographs. LIFE OF ROOSEVELT. Introduction by Ex-President Taft Both books fully illustrated. Demand enormous-Solicitors making unprece- dented profits.. Special terms. Credit given, freight paid. Either outfit free Universal House, Philadelphia, Pa. It WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG
 We write the music and guarantee publishers acceptance. Submit poems, patriotic, love or any subject. CHES- TER MUSIC CO, 53S So. Dearborn, Suite 1776b, Chicago. It
 ALE,SMEN-NEW CARBURETOR FOR FORD CARS. Simple, not nov ing part, installed in thirty minutes, guaranteed to double your mileage and start in zero weather without heating or priming. 15 day FREE trial. Our ] St. Louis man sold 1400 in months, l Salt Lake City man made s1200.00 in one week. Write U. & J. Carburetor | Co.,, sos w. Jackson Blvd. Chicago. It ] SALESMEN calling on general trade making cross road towns, can earn | $100 weekly. Staple novelty rug, small 1 sample, big commission paid weekly | Give full details in letter. Belmont Carpet Mills, 1133 Broadway, x. Y. c. Ii
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

WANTED-City lot; pay cash; northeast or west. Box 12X, Repub- lcan bm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

WRITE PHOTOPLAYS: s25-s30O paid anyone for suitable ideas. Ex- perience unnecessary; complete out line Free. Write, Producers League, 255, St Louis. It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

STRAYED-To my place, + mile west of Cartwright schoolhouse, about December 1st, l gray colt years old, 1 sorrel lilly ? years old, l gray colt one year old. Owner can have same by proving property and paying pas ture bill. D. D. Butler, Phone 2159. bp
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
For Rent-HouseKeeping
 Rooms

BROOM apartment with screen sleeping porch. at 707 F. Jefferson. bn
 HOUSEKEEPING room suitable for two; no sick 745 Grand Ave bn
 HOUSEKEEPING rooms for single person. 323 w. Madison. House in rear. bp
 ONE COMPLETELY FURNISHED front room and screen sleeping room, for light housekeeping. J. J. Hoffman, sos <. Montezuma Ave. bp
 PHONE l7O5. Cal. Inn. Sixth avenue and Mckinley; modern. sanitary rooms and Al board. Located midst of park: free of dust. 3-g
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Business Chances

WANTED: Competent state mana gers to handle well known staple pro- duct. Life contract, exclusive terri tory and 100 per cent profit. Very little capital required. Rare opening. PACIFIC OCEAN TRADING CO, Sc attle If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

A WlDOWER wants to correspond with a lady 20 years or older; nice housekeeper, with view t. natrimony. have some means, and can make good, quiet, happy home, for a good woman. Box 9X Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
Wanted Situation, Male

HIGH school boy wants steady work after school and on Saturdays. Address Box SAX. Republican. II
 GOOD bee man wants from owner a good bunch bees on shares. Box osA Republican. pm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
For Rent-Store and Offices
~~>~~~~~~~~~~~>

ONE office room in Walker Bldg, corner 1st avenue and Washington. Phone 2SaS. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16
V hA0 Mesa. Arizona.

FOR RENT-Forty acres near Peoria, for cash rent. All under culti- vation; no buildings. owner 243 North Fifth street. Phoenix. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

LOST-One sack of alfalfa seed somewhere on Grand Ave- between Phoenix and Glendale. Reward. Phoe- nix Flour Mill bp
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

WORLD WAR HISTORY Pictorial Roosevelt Memorial Book. Illustrated. Enormous sale. Best terms. Get with livest house. Outfits free. R. l.. PHIL LIPS PUBLISHING CO. Chicago, H., Philadelphia. Pa. Atlanta. Ga. It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

LOST-A yellow pip plume. Finder please return to Arizona Cleaning Works, 235 E. Washington, and receive reward It
Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

LOST-On Christie and TcDowell roads or Seventh avenue, large leather bag containing store accounts. West End Store, G. M. Faulkner, Prop. Lib eral reward by calling 121R4. am