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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-28

LEWIS ]. wINGART. T6. died today Mt
his home. 1T14 Clay street. Funeral an
nouncements later.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-28

MRS JOHN A MOON, died today at
Sabctha. Kan. The body will be brought
to Topeka tomorrow and the funeral hald
at . O'Clock Thursday afternoon from
Penwell's chapel. Burial in Topeka ceme-
terry. D. - =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-28

Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel s27-
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-28
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That Trade With Utah

politics. in responsible which desires the Colorado knk would be taken political intrigue both Utah approached of the "The 10000 miles lying north delegation of 
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NAVY BUGLER MISSED .TORP BIDDING THRICE

c. B, Cochran. aged Is years. who left here two years ago to join the navy, returned here yesterday after having been mustered out of the trans port service. He is marvelously de- veloped for his years and has stories galore about his adventures on the deep.
 Cochran while serving as a bugler in the navy, went across to England and France several times and on three different occasions was the near vic tim of Q torpedoing Thrice Hun tor pedOes were aimed at the Koningen der Nederlander (Queen of the Neither lands) on which he was a member of the crew. but each time missed by a narrow margin.
 The ship on which he served and from which he recently was dis charged, formerly was a German liner and therefore is supposed to have been special object of enmity of the bOche. Mir. COchran's brother. Hamp Cochran returned here from the army only a few days ago.
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MAIL SACK BARRICADE SAVES THREE LIVES
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PHOENIX, ATiZ, Jan. 29.-A barri- cade of United States mail sacks prob ably saved the lives or mother and a nursing babe and a S-year-old child on the road between HolbroOk and Snowflake, Navajo county, according to Deputy Marshal F. A. Wage, who has just returned from the northern part of the state where he was serving writs in the million-dOYIar libel case of Pandolfo against 66 Arizona bank CTS
 Sixteen miles out of Snowflake. '' said Deputy Marshal Wage, the stage in which I was travelling broke down. We had aboard a woman. nursing baby and a 3-year-old child, together with 2000 pounds of mail A 5O-mile wind was blowing across the flats and the child was nearly freezing to death.
 The driver and myself piled mail sacks around the little family. prob ably saving their lives.
 After two hours we were able to continue our trip and reached Hol- brook at o'clock at night The baby was severely frostbitten and was at tended by a physician in Holbrook. "
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LEGISLATORS ACCEPT
 INVITATION
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan 29.-Members of the state senate have been invited to attend a moving picture perform ance and, so we'll did they think of the opportunity, they appointed a com mittee of one to ascertain when the members of the house could join the theater party.
 When the senate convened this morning President Jones announced that he had received a communication extending to the senate an invitation to witness the performance of a screen reproduction Of the world known snake dance of the Hopi In- dians.
 On the motion of Senator Young, who was inclined to believe that the performance might have some educa- tional value, Senator Parr. who comes from Navajo county, where the Hopi dance is held, was appointed a com. mittee of one to ascertain when it would be convenient for the house to join the senate in attending the per fOTmance.
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OFFICERS BAR ESCAPE OF ALLEGED MURDERER

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 29.-Sheriff John Montgomery of Maricopa county announced today that he believes every avenue of escape has been blocked for Oliver Roberts of Fl Cen tro, Cal, who is wanted in connection with the murder of his wife Officers believe that Roberts, who at first was traced to the Mexican line, has doubled on his tracks and again is on American soil It is possible, officers say, that Roberts is hugging the boundary line and travelling in an easterly direction. although they be- lieve it is more probable that he is aiming for some interior hiding place
 The body of the slain woman, be- lieved to have been Mrs. Roberts, was found in the bed of the New River, five miles from Fl Centro. January 19.
 The description of Roberts, given to Sheriff Montgomery, is: Age, about 30 years; height, feet; com plexiOn, dark; smooth shaven; weight, 160 pounds. Last seen wearing a dark, shabby suit, tan shoes and checkered cap.
 A letter lying in the pOstOffice here, addressed to the woman who was identified as the victim in the New River murder case at Fl CentrO. Jan uary IT. may prove d valuable clue to fastening the crime on the peTpe- tTatOr. according to officers who are working on the case. The letter is addressed to Mrs Oliver Roberts and is declared to be one written to her by her sister, Mrs William Burgess of Los Angeles. Its contents are un- known. but the fact of it's arrival here is taken by officers to indicate what had been the plans of the couple who were variOusly known under the name 1 of Roberts. Watkins and Ellis
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STATE TO PROBE KIDNAPPING CASE
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 PHOENIX, AriZ., Jan. 29.-lt was announced at the governors office to- day that. following a protest from the Liza Protectora Latina, thor ough inquiry had been ordered into the kidnapping of three Mexican citi- zens at Douglas last December and their subsequent removal across the Mexican border
 The protest was made to Governor Thomas E. Campbell and Attorney General Wylie Jones, the document being signed on behalf of the league by c. Rivera DOminguez, president. and P. G. Lama, secretary.
 The men whose seizure and subse- quent- deaths inspired the protest were Manuel Huerta, Alfonso Leyvas and Tranquilino Silvas.
 The memorial to the governor and the attorney general asks that action by taken to prevent similar happen ings in the future and that a full and rigid investigation be made of the Douglas event
 Following the memorial from the Liza ProtectOra Latina. there also was received at the governors office a letter from Enriqueta H. de Huerta, widow of Manuel Huerta, on behalf of herself and her S-year-oli child, appealing to the executive for justice in the matter. This also has been turned over to the attorney generals department, which has been instruct ed to conduct the inquiry asked by the league.
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Senate Would End ArizOnd SLGnders
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PHOENIX. Ariz., Jan. 29.-The senate of Arizona today took cog nizance of what it believes is an unens labie nctoriety acquired by the state through the medium of tue moving picture screen. De precating the repeated represen- tatiOu If Arizona as wild and wCoiy,' the home of gunmen and other equally evil characters, Sen ator Hicks of Yavapai introduced a bill condemning such repFesen- tatior of the state and indorsing a proposal to film Arizona's beau ties and resources as they are and not as they have been mis- represented
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QUARANTINE ORDER TAILS UNDER TEST
 TN JUSTICE COURT
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 CHANDLER, Ariz., Jan. 29.-Fol- lowing the lead set by Douglas where legal actions, now pending, followed the promulgation of a board of health order to close schools and other places of public gathering during. the influenza epidemic, the Chandler jus tice'S court rendered a verdict against a similar order here.
 J. D. Rose and George Brown, pro- prietOrs of a dance hall, were arrested for violating the board of health order to close during the prevalence of the influenza.
 The cOnstitutionality of the closing order issued by the county board of health was attacked following the trial of the dance hall owners The jury which heard the evidence re- mained out only 20 minutes before re- turning a verdict for the defendants.
 The case of the defense was based on the contention that the order was discriminatory and class legislation and that the instructions to close did not include all places of assembIase.
 JuTymen, after the hearing, aneged that an attempt had been made to discriminate against Chandler in issuing the order. since. they said, places of public assemblage in other towns of the county had been permit ted to remain open. A further point. on which the decision was made. said jurymen, was that the officers had permitted the dancing to continue after the arrests had been made. thus allowing further spread of the dis ease, if it could be so spread, and, therefore, not doing their full duty as health officers.
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Arizona s Draft Record

Residents of this look with pride of Major H A. of 
  in COchse counys contribution this the least
  marshal following
 
  handled in Cochise county. Cochse hundreds military of the through the draft, hundreds It notable failed delivery designated
  
 hold the the justly Arizona, in contribution of population
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INFLUENZA HIGH TIDE IN MARICOPA
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 29.-City off cials believe the danger of the in- flueEza epidemic has passed and cite in support of their contention. the fact that since the reopening of the city schools last Monday approxi- mately S0 per cent of the pupils have returned to their studies.
 Every opportunity is to be afforded pupils to make up for time lost in the enforced vacation. Outside classes have been established and more will be opened, while examinations will be held from time to time to properly grace the pupils in the high pressure course of studies.
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Hero lmpostors

One of the barrang necessity publishing it's recent contributors who described his thrilling
  only did hold claimed al EsN NE
 
 nmfammng the public official With whole world the beyond
  will attempt Fortunately false As e byest tendees Thus in the days If he is
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NAVY SEEKS RECRUITS.
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 29 = The United States navy again is seeking recruits to man Uncle Sam's fighting ships among the young men of Ari- zona
 Gunner's Mate C. M Murphy from the San Diego station today reopened the navy's recruiting office here after it had been closed for nearly three months. Men between the ages of r and 35 are eligible for examination.
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TAkE PRISONERS ro PHoENIx.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 29.-Deputy Marshal F. A. Weage will leave to- morrow for Tucson with three prison CTS who have been indicted and who have agreed to plead guilty. They win be brought before Judge Sawtelle at Tucson.
 Two or the prisoners are DTunmi Mitotf and Clair kozer. brought from the jail at Prescott, the former in- 1icted on the charge Of selling liquor to Indians and the latter accused of a violation Of the Mann act The third prisoner is Joseph Delgado. otherw. se known as "One-eyed Joseph. who was indicted under the Harrison act on the charge oi bringing opiates into the state
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The Responsibilities of War

Courage fortude loyalty
  and War flights binding, the good the wholehe dox that of and health be thought Physical value the
 
  What useful Even with brief nations need with The nation beginning public health hardships incident life4Arizona
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KING PETER STRICKEN.
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 AMSTERDAM, Jan. 29.-A dispatch from Laibach says that King Peter of Serbia, who has been i'll for some time, has suffered a second stroke of apOpleXy.
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Placing the Blame

We wonder if perhaps. Ashusts California didn't Utahs
  Well, what of it? constuonay Give that others ive-February O The a lap cOddling the infant. ank Ps toners live ong Second Cafe Lizard: They
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REVIEW WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
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Give that others may live-February 10 to I7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
Ell ATENEo EN- sU PUEsTo


FL Ateneo anuneia que el. primero dc
abril inieiard nuevos eursos de inglcs,
frances, contabilidad, Geografia mcr.
cantil Y Gobieno Civil.
La simpatiea institution cumple con
su teber V su digno V enthusiastic Pre-
sidente sehor' Fernandez Vanga, auxi-
liado por Ia Directiva, esta llevando n
caho, no solamente I'M trabajo. rela-
cionado con el fomento dc Ia instrue-
cidn, sino' de cardcter verdaderamente
patri6tico.
CREAcIoN DE NUEvos cURsos
\ partir del dfa primero del pr6xi-
mo abril, el Atenco abrira nuevos cuf-
SOS dc Tngl6s, Frances, Contabilidad,
Geografia Mercantil, y Gobicrno CT
vii.
Las clases seran nocturnas y alter
mas.
vsc admiten alumnos pudientes, V SC
cream diez beeas para alumnos pobres.
Para informos detalles, Ofcinas del
Atenco. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
CINE TRES BANDEAAs

En- el c6modo, fresco y aristocrati-
co cine, propiedad de los simpaticos
cmpresarios senores Portcll y Garcia.
Sc llcvaran a cfeeto. hoy lanes, dos tan
das.
FL programa para dichas tandas e.
suggestive, atrayente.
10. Sinfonia por Ia orqucsta, diri-
gida por el schor Carmelo Diaz.
20. Reprissc pctiei6n general de
la notable cinta italiana marca Italia
Flip" en- siete parties. des3mpchada
por el eminente artista Hsrcule Ma
cister, protagonista dc Ia sensational
cinta "Caribiar, titulada:
"MACIsTER, soLDADo ALPINo~
Esta super -cinta hist6rica esta Ilena
de grandes y arriesgadas proczas. va
lidas de las fucrzas horedleas De Ma-
cister, protagouista del drama que II
publico admirara en- 81 lienzo csta no
che.
FL argumento dc csta gran cinta g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
Sc fila en- dOscientOs mil hOmbres el
futurO ejercitO de Alemania
True Ena,ou F.d Fsss ~
r,qua,d by S,e. tsi tRB p Rss 1913

Ya Sc dan gran prisa ias Comisio
ncs varias Dc n Confcrcueia ~ la
Paz para poder llcgar cuanto antes
Ia seduction Dc las importautcs eues
tion S que les ocupan n Hcgada dei
Primer Ministro inglts LLOYD George
. Paris Is pueba "a qnr e. data =
6ltimo toQuc n muchas cucstioues ifns
ccndcntal,s.
Nos han dieho los cabiegramas at
Ell MUNDo las eondicioioues militaffs
y navalcs que Sc han de imponcr y tle
mania, scgdu ia propuesto n mafis
cal Foch dcsputs ~ habersc ascsofaaa
dc los Consctros Miltates Natsies
dcl Console supreme a. Guerra.
\ fucr dc ius'icicro uo dc cruel
de prccavido II uo dc disolvcnto ean
ira Alcmania han qucrHa i Conseio
supreme dc los Aliados 81 matiseal
Foch colocar q Alcmauia an tal sifaa
ci6n militar qnc no tonga fucrgas en
icientes para lfvantarsc sn armas
rcstablecer - mpcrio unIr.c con BE-
bolshcvikis fusos v cmpczar d. nu
vo una gucrran contra Europa. Dondc
quiora AUG no cyisian semcia iantcs aa
piracioncs rs hay descent nto ni pro
testas on Alcmania Isa dcmostfst
le copiamos y continuation lo qne dife
= Diario del Pueblo. dc Cobl MA det
2s dc febrcro liltimo. lNtase Tho Neu
Iorl, Times Dc 10. dc mar1oI Esa
region Il, Cohlcnza oeupada pof las
tropas dc los Estados t.nidoa. tienr
tranquilidad. bicncs'ar prrspctiHal
y las gentes qnicrcn gozar az la vida
como les plazca. Antieipdudose las
i,stas del carnayal, por toda. parties Il
ven los ehiquillos iugar cnmaseafa
dos en- plazas y c8llcs por isas parties
las gcntcs Sc oeupan tan solo o. pfr
parar traics dc disfraccs para haiira
d Camaval rralzando con c.io gran
des ncgocios los almaeeues o. Nsfe
dades
Anadasc csto. pnc loq snlla1os
n oGeialc- ~ ocupacidn de loa Esfa
hos rnidos les ha prohfbpio % gcrelai
Ditman cl aistir nj cn pdblieo ni ~
privado niuguna fiesta social
comprcndcri como csr prridiifn mre
rialista dc Coblcnza cnusifa con sas
ccnvidados. rccordandoles quo rs eti
minal loeura q diveHirsc hov "a 81,
mania. sin contar con 4He II haen
Sancho alamau. pncs csc tipo cs mi
versal. podra dceir: ahi ne las den
todas. yo no sufro hailo ror o. ore
sufri durantc IL guerra del lmperin
Y, naturalm ntc. n eontrastc -
grande entire 10 que piensan los Aiia
dos las gentcs dc paz Dc Alcmania
" los que suehan con cl rcstahlreimiea
70 dol impcrio Hay imVerialistas -
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EN Ia oFfcfNA DEL sEnvfcfo
DEL HoeAR DE YAuco

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24

los familiares de algunos soldados a
bordo del transporte, euando arresi6 ell
NAL tempo Y hervia el proceloso mar.
Su "Company Commander le elogi6
por su intrepidez y noble condueta.
Quiera Dios que todos nuestros boys
sigan ell ejemplo de Marcial y que guam
do haya que poner de relieve nuestro
civismo 10 hagan como 10 hicieron en-
Panama, donde eonquistaron admiration
Y simpatias, para orgullo dc su patria
los boys portorriquehos.
Viva Puerto Rieol iyiTa cl Regi-
miento! Vivian los atletaA y Figue-
roa.
Un amigo Y admirador de
Ia Compafiia "F'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
EEL HIJo DE EsPARTA"

Llegan los expedicionarios, que son
6mulos, por sus proezas 6pieas, de los
antiques galeotos espanoles en- la con
quista del Nuovo Mundo. 5Quienes son?
Los "boysp, que han cumplido sacro-
santos patri6ticos dcberes, guardando
como ell feel centinela la puerta de dos
mundos, la obra de ingenierfa mas ia
mosa: el Canal dc Panama. Nuestros
soldados, sintiendo la sed de conquista
salieron tpiunfadores en- todas sus en-
presas. Su primer "record fue, Ia
famosa parada de Balboa, el 4 de Julio
de 1917, EN- la que el General Plummer
Sc maravill6 de la bizarria de que ha
clan parang6n, por -marcialidad, con
los West Pointers. La banda dirigida
por don Luis Miranda Sc hizo famosa
v ,bati6 el "record -, conquistando lau-
relies en- la ejecuci6n de sus diffciles par
tituras. AL iniciarse las maniobras re-
gulares nuestros militares .constituye-
ron la admiration del brigadier Chris
man, Coronel entonces del Regimiento
de Puerto Rico. al concluir las rudas
labores militares hizo el general un Gui-
clio muy entusiasta del Regimiento dc
Puerto Rico.
En- la que Sc refiere al SfBase Ball, !"
sufrimos algunas derrotas, pues aunque
nuestros jugadores del Army" eran
profesores en- ell arte, Sc encontraron
con un poderoso partido rival. A pc
sar de todo, al inieiarse los iuegos olim-
picos, sucedi6 Ia debacle' La pri-
mera figura fu6 Marcial Figueroa, ven
cedor en- la carrera de Narration, quien
triunf6 de todos los champions de
la zona y fu6 proclamado el Bronco
Puertorriqueno. =
La victoria nos sonri6 siempre. El
sargento Ramos, del machine Gun !,
gan6 una medalla de .Oro, First price Y,
en- el High Jump"
Finalmente, al iniciarse los ultimos
iuegos, los Puertorriquehos conquista-
ron dos trofeos envidiables, eonsistentes
en- dos copas de plata, que vendran con
los lltimos expedicionarios
-1Y Marcial?- nos preguntan.
iQui6n es? Pues Sc trata de un mucha-
cho bien parecido, formidable, atleta
de fuerza, broncfnea, robusto, simpati-
co y sumamente popular.
Naci6 en- Cayey, ingres6 en- el Re
gimiento el IL de scptiembre dc 1910
Y EMBARGO en- la primera expedition
que parti6 con rumbo a Panama. va es-
ia de nuevo aqui. Este joven tiene
un 6mulo, que es el teniente "cham-
pion" del Istmo en- cl " Broad Jump
Y, actualmente, "Company Comman-
der" de la eompahia CO..
Figuin, como vulgar le nombran, es
nm muchacho audaz y vivo, quien SC
capt6 admiraeiones, y las simpatias
cuando cl tercer battalion retornaba a
Puerto Rico. Auxili6 generosamente a
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LA GENERosIDAD DEL sARGENTo
OCASTo

FL sargcnto del Regimienio de infan-
terra de Puerto Rico don J. NJ. Ocasio
ba escrito Al Sccrctario del Capitulo
pueItorriqueno de Ia Cruz Roja Anne
ricana, manifestandole q. 81 regalo dc Ia
banlera que fue regalada Ia refe
rida mstitusi6n fu6 hecho con q pro-
p6sito dc acompanar a e una cantidad
de dinero a beneficio de Ia Organiza-
ci6n humanitaria; pero en- aqueDos dias
lego Ia triste nueva dc los tcmblores,
r Ia cantidad fu6 entonces destinada a
beneficio lie las victimas.
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SENSIBLE FALLEcIMIENTo
LA sENoR1TA MARINA RoIG

En- su residencia dc Santurce, faile-
clio la muy apraciada distinguida Sc
norita, Marina Roig, hermana dc nues-
tro amigo se1or Gustavo Roig.
La noticia dc su muerte ha eausado
hondisimo pesar en- csta capital, donde
In sehorita Roig, era muy estimada por
sus virtudes, Y atlas prendas morales.
Reiteramos al senor Gustavo Roig,
asi como tambi6n al sehor J. NJ. Solo
" dennis familiarcs de Ia fnada,,la ex-
preston dc nuestro mas sentido p6sa-
me.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-24
EN- FAVOR DE LA CRUZ RoJA

Los Comitas de eambaha Je socios
de CialeS Y Ahasco han dado VA cuenta
de los trabajos cfectuados durante las
dos tiltimas semanas, y resuta que han
logrado 200 Y $40 socios, rcspectiya-
mente, para la Cruz Roja.