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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

mento dc su cargo al Console Nacio-
nal.
Dos delegaciones de lideras checcs
una de Praga Y otra del gobierno pro-
%visiOnal en- Parls-Se reunieron en- &c
nova, Suiza, a fines de Octubre, uara
formular una Constitution para Ia
nucva Republica La Confcrencia
termin6 el , de Noviembre Gespu6s
de haber completado ell proyecto dc
constitution, calcada sobre la de los
Estados Unidos. En- esa conferencia
CT professor Tomas g. Masaryk fu6 e.
lecto presidcnte de Ia R~epublica che
c~oslovaca por Delegates que represen-
taban ocho partidos politicos. Sc en-
vI0 un telegrama al electo urgiendole
Z que sa!iera Embellishments de
Washington para Praga.
BESIDE ell principle de Ia guerra los
checos Y les slovacos demostraron
INSTRUMENTATION hacia los oficiales a.
lemanes. Durante la guerra mas de
100, 200 checos Sc rindieron a Russia,
V muchos de ellos sirvieron despues
en- el ej6rcito russo, luchando contra
sus antiques opresores.
La mas dramatica de esas rendi-
clones fue, sin duda, la del % regi-
miento checo, de Praga. que Sc rim
do a los rusos, con todo sd equipa-
je ell > de Abril de 1915, al son de
los acordes del himno nacional checo.
De los 1000 hombres que Sc rindieron
csc dia muchos pidieron permiso pa
IA pelear contra los austriacoS.
Como castigo contra dicho regr-
miento SO form6 una uev unidad
con Ell mismo rumero. con solIados de
,einte amos de edad, Y fue enviado
al frente de Izonzo, donde fueron az
puestos a I'm terrible fuego de la ar
tilleria italiana, cerca de Goritzta.
solo dieciocho soldados ~quedaron con
vida, Ell ~emperador dc Austria pro-
clam6 por la orden del dia. que la
mancha del IS regimiento de Praga
habia quedado lavada por ell sacrifi-
clio del nuevo regimiento en 1zonzo.
Ell desastre de Russia coaligo a to-
dos los oprimidos de oriente contra
Austria. 81 10 de Diciembre de 1917
el Primer Ninistro Clemanceau auto
RIO la organization del ejercito che
~cosiovaco.
Pero el acontecimiento mas nota-
BILE fue la,inauguracion del Congreso
de las n~aciones oprimidas, ell 10 de
Abril de 1918, en- Roma. donde todas
las demands en- conflicto de los pue-
bios de Polonia Y Yugos1avia Sc ar
monizaron con las de Italia, dando
por resultado ell pacto de Roma.
La Gran Bretana reconcile formal
mente a Ia naci6n ~checoslovaca ell IS
de Ag >sto: los Estados Unidos, el
2 de s~eptiembre, Y el Japon el 9 del
miSmo mes.
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BUENA oPORTUNIDAD paia uH jovcn que
'desee establece-sc. Sc traspasa un espi6ndi-
do y cspacioSO taller de fotGgralia, con mag
nifica luz del Nortr: mon;ado a II :aoder-
M, con camaras. lentes , aparatos para an
rIiI!car: todo dc primcra clase ' nuevo;
a6undantcS titles y accessories: iondo" Ge
Seavy: aparGto Flash Light para retratar
por las noches ~conp!eta installer n dc aqua
con ref-ige-ador abanicos ; luz clectficcs:
~cstufas: b:en amucbl2do y con mueStTarloS
abundantes y comcdidad para vivir en- Ia
misma casa. Sc instruiri 4 "a persona que
hagI cl traspaso. 81 aSi 10 tesea. para haccr
-etratos dc primera clase. Informa Z. u
Grandjean. 1874 ". Commerce St San An
.olio. Texas.
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La Bandera Chsca. ciarbolada
en- Prage.


Fl mismo dia que Sc publico en- Paris
la declaration de Independence de
IA naci6n chcccSlovaca, los checoS sc
apoderaron de Praga, Ia capital de
Bohemia. Y Sc iz6 la bandera checa en-
q castillo de Hrastchin. y Sc proc!amo
una huelga general en- TODD eI pals.
Las autoridades a~u&triacas hlcleron
poca r~asistencia, Y desputs de algunos
dias de confusion Y de comhates en-
las GALES de Fraga Y de nrunn ell Con
scjo Nacional checosiovaco domino
plenamente Ia situaci6n.
Cuando los soldados checos cue Sc
hallaban a las ordsMes del General
GorIud ~surieron 81 p de Octubrc.
que Sc habia publicado II de~cla:acior
dc Ia indenenGcncia de su nucion. SC
apoder6 de clos un Immense ~entusias.
mo. y dcspues de ounce minutes de
~,rararaci6n de artilleria So ~lanzaron
nj ataoue de las lineas alemanas, V
tr 80. vs, - horas ,;e lucha deses-
perada, capturaron Ia aldea le Terror,
una de- las mas dificiles poseSiones
del .Aisne.
FL Comirc Nacjonal Checo comenz6
, ~aiarcar frnciones dc rohierpo local
on p,., o., oI % DO Octrbre Fl CO.
ho,.,.5or austr;aco hrv6 = yiena. y
Ios onresor+an+o militsras imneria-
les entreooron on IA ..anital Ie Bohe-
mi, 81 nodor al doctor Kramarz, CO.
700 ;afo local GoI Conseio Nacional.
-. s;rboIos iroor;aIos ons+riacos
- a,,;t,5o. IL lac oa;f;c;os n,5hI;-
1ar ~-ao1an@S ipror;aIns r,,sro,
dos+rI;das ios fnncforarios 10 Ia
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LOS CHECoESLovACOS HAN LII CHADo TRECE sICLOS CON-
IRA LA OPPRESSION ALEMANA

dare ell cinco por ciento', a 10 que
| responder los checo: '1o presto mi
dinero = mi Banco Nacional q2e me
da ei tres por ciento'. Y aSI por mu-
choS amos han sido Il nacion econo-
micamente libre, que Sc basta a 81
misma adelantada en- IL industrial, Y
en- "a cultura, al grade De que no hay
en- toda Ia Bohemia IN solo analfabe-
ia. Y cuando estallo Ia guerra, Y
los checos fueron obligados a pelear
en- favor de Austria, Gesertaror POI
cicntos de miles, pasandose no al enc
migo, siro Il sus amigos, a los amigos
de Ia libertad. Y ahora en- Siberia,
en- Francia Y en- Italia han luchado por
II libcrtad.
! esta lucha Ia sido de diez milo
mes contra ochenta millones.
Los checos Sc estin alineando con
los po!acos. con los yugoSlavos, Y el 90
Iierno provisional csta recibiendo dia-
riamente cartas de checos, Ge todas
parties del mundo-dc Austria, dc
China, de Siberia. del Africa del Sur,
de America-y todas estas cartas no
dicen mas que estas ~palabras: "Aqui
estd el dinero, digaseme en- que pue-
do ayudar. Los checos no han pedido
un solo centavc q los aliados Y orga-
~nizaron tres ejarcitOs que lucharon en-
differences parties del mundo por su
libertad.
e. dia del aplastamiento de Austria
ha llegado, Y ahora los herederos de
los checos campeSinOs estan rcco-
giendo 81 debida recompensa, porque
siempre han tenido fe. porque siempre
han amado Ia iibertad, Porque su con-
cepci0n de Ia vida es justa.
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FIESTA ATLETICA

En- Ell local de esta ciudad dc Ia A
sociacion Cristiana de Jovenes, Sc E.
fectu6 aver, una fiesta atlctica. de-
dicada exclusivamente a los militares.
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Como listed sabe. LA CRUZ ROJA fl
!, ara en- primer luEar en- todos los pa;scs
que han estado en- guerra, por los inmen-
SOS bencticios que presto en- los amp
de batalla, extendiGndoIos hasta con los
wfsmos cnemiGos. Del m!sno modo de-
zen considera-sc las Pasrllas Dc "a CRUZ
ROJA, porque suS beneticios Sc eXtienGen
tambien cur2ndo toda clasc &c ~ca!Cntu-
ras, ficbrcS malarias. grippe, eXtreNImIen-
20 ; dcS0rdencs del higalo.
Son eficacc5 conbatieR5o ruGHrncGtc Ia
INFLUENZA ESPhNOLA.
81 su boticario no tiene cs:as Pastilias.
pidauelaS y Sc las mandare Immediate
mcatc FOR corrco. I'm frasco chico cues
a solanentc S0.f0 amc-icanos y III f-as-
% C-andc. $0.75 americanos. valor que
Gs:cd pucde situarmc en- estampillas dc
eu--ep De su pals.
Directions: II. r. CORFORTH.
e. O. Box 902. NOGALES. ARIZ.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc daran a L
PERSONA que informe del actual domicilio dc
mi hermano pclitico EMILIO ESPTNOZA,
quien en- el mes de JUNO ultimo salio de
Ebenburg. Pa. para Pittsburgh. , de ALI.
segun noticias, para el Estado de Indiana.
Tiene q amos, delgado y color moreno. Cual-
quier informe debe dirigirsc a Juan Ahar-
ga Perez, l5i Eagle ST. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.
(25D.
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G~RATIFICARE con uu aac dc suscrip-
cion 4 La PRENSA = Ia persona que me pro-
porcionc Ia actual direction o me dicre in
formcs exactos del senior Juan Aguilar, como
de 90 amos de edad, cuerpo regular, blanco
cara redonda en- JUNO del ano pasado Sc en-
contraba en- San Antonio, hospedado en- Una
casa de IN Gale dc Monterey. Cualquicr in
forme sob-e 81 particular sirvanse dirigirio
a Manuel Aguilar, Star Rid, Box IL ". H.
Pitt Bridge. Texas. t26.t
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PERFECTA MORENO desca sabcr dc Juan
Moreno. quien sali6 hacc mas de IN ano de
Durango, Mexico. para FL Paso. Texas. Edad
IS amos. Carpintcro. lnformen sobre 81 par
ticular 4 2903 South Flower Street. Los An
Geles, Cal. (25)
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BUENA GRATTFiCACION Sc dara a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informcs de mi
hermana Maria Perez de Montanez, quien
hace tres amos viva en- Il Cd. de Vera
cruz, Yer, Mexico. Cualquier dato sobre e.
particular diriiase 4 Fernando V. Perez.
4iG Charles ST EI Paso. Texas. (25)
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ENSENANLA

PROFESORA de inGlcs Y frances. con larEa
experienced en- Ia enSeiianZa. Sc ofrcce Z las
personals que desecn aprender por sis.erna
moicrno y ripido. 220 San Pedro Ave. (23l
LECCIONES DE PIANO ! CANTO n do
micilio. Prccios convcncionalcs PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANQ. GraGuado en- los Conserva-
torios de Paris = Madrid. ReciSe 6rienes 80
Morales s.. Sc habla frances y espahcl.
APRENDA listed q hablar y eScribir incles
con prop!cdaG y correction. Prof u. 2.
Dia=. 4G5 y. Flores.
TAQUIGRAFIA PITTMAN. Sc aprende en-
cQatro senanas. Barata. E5critura en- Ma
Quiua traits. lights. Hicks Building.
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AVSOS DE- OCCASION
DIVERSOS

In ANUNCIO en- IA PRENSA" sfempre
es de cxito scCErn. Lame I'd. q tc!Gf3Eo
Travis 2ill y anuncicsc desGc luego.
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PROFESSIONALS

GUADALUPE BERLANGA ofrece sus SER
vicios como PARTERA y solicita correspon-
dencia sobre ell tratamierto de otras enfer-
medades. $40 Monterrey 81. San Antonio.
Texas.
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ST listed cuiere retratarse y tene- un re-
trato rreorochable y a~rtisIiro. Gebe hacerFo
en- el "BERGNER STUDIU". 263 ". Gem
mcrcc st. Esta fotoGrafia tiene todos los
elcrncrtos que son ind;spensablcs para poder
haccr bucnos trabajos. Sc HABLA ESPA
o y Sc aticndc con especial deferencia a
Ia cstiraablc rolo1is mcxicana. No divide
.sted a RERGNkR STUDIO. situado n, lado
dc Ia King F:rniture.-Se hacen ~rctratcs a
domicilio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

Sc AGRADECERA cualGuicr, information II
teligna que sc proporcione del paradero d,
Pedro Machado. de II amos de edad. orici.
nario de Medina. Texas, hijo de Cresecncs
Machado y de Mariana Ramos. Hace trnt
amos que sali6 en- un enganche para el Edo.
oe Pennsylvania Sirvanse dirigirse sobre e.
particular Il Mariana Ramos.-Cio. Constan-
clio Garcia, $50 Guadalupe St San Antonio.
Texas. (2-2)
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PESQUiSAS

$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc darin Il Ia
persona que me proporcione informes dc mi
hija Maura Diaz. originaria de Puruandiro.
Mich. Mexico y de su csposo Pablo Chavez.
-Cuaiquier informe sobrc 81 particular diri-
iase a Manuel Diaz. Caribray, n. NJ. t2S}
DESEO SABER el r~aradero de L. Sra. Jca-
IA Moreno y de un joven2ito cue "a accn-
pana. para haceries cntrcga de Ia canti6ld
de SS5O.oo que del en- mi poder el finado
Jose Silva. En- Fcbrero de 1917 sc encon-
trabar en- IA secciJn tie Briton, Texas. -Di-
riianse 5obre 81 particular a Doroteo Muno5.
23i7 Bellevicw ST. Kansas City, Mo. t2D
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COkfPRAS
VENTAS

Sc VENDE barato un gran nLmero de ar
iIculos de peiuquc-ia. incluyeEio / s!lones
= . espejos de combination. Dirigirse a
IA West Commerce St. ga
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MANDE AMPLIFICAR 81 retrato por sI.6s
tamano Il por 20 pulg2das, conceive. Hermo-
so trabaio. Eavie So ordcn ~aconpanada del
original y valor en- giro postal 4 Y. dc Ia
Cara. fn8 Morales st. San Antonio, Texas.
BUY POCOS DIAS.
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NECESITAMoS en- las ciudaGes y pueblos
de Texas. socioS a quieaes participant de
las Grandcs Eanancias que tercrncs. embote-
ilsndo COCA-TAIL, que eS IN cocktail de ev-
quisito gusto y gran dcmanda. Mucstra sra-
tbs. The Sweet Beers BottlinS Co. S36 So.
Laredo St. San Antonio. Texas. t2T
TALLER TONoGRAFICO.-Leandro n. Ro-
driguez. reparacion de fopoGrafoS de tcdas
clascS y miquinas de coser SINGER y FO-
NOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nucvos, EN- ABBO-
NOS: de segunda mapo. al contado. MUY
BARATOS. 106 BUENAVISTA ST. San
antonio. Texas.
ST NECESTTA carros para mudan:as o ear
ra- equipeies. hable Z RoSALES: Teletono
Travis 1926.
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VENDO Ill NEGOCIo DE JOTERIA q eau
sa de cnfcrneda! J. Situada en- bucn lugar.
S&. 600. 90 en- elective. Para mayo-eS detalles
escriban z LA PRENSA". Dcpartamento de
AnuncioS. t25J.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA I'm zapatero conpetente.
Buen sueldo papa 81 cue conozca G. rano. o.
cIr7an = G3sl. Z. Commerce St New York
Shoe Repairing. Cerca del S. ?. Depot i26b
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MOLINOS PARA NIXTAMAL.-Los dnicos
Que dan satisfaction. "Hidalgo." sll. 90:
'Moctezuma" con volantc, SS.5c: "Moctezu-
ma" con %cigiicHa. $3.50. Pidalos a J.. n.
Flores y Hno., f'IorcsZiIle, Texas. (26)
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Por falta de local VENDO barato artomo-
yil 'Chalmer' en- buenas condolences. 526
So. Alamo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

Sc VENDE muy barato autom6vil 'Stude-
baker en- magaifico estado. Ocurran a 9l7
Austin St t2-2j.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
Railroad Man
Hit by Train

Yesterday evening the freight train
frofrom Benson brought in a railroad
man named w. l.. Smith, who was
struck by the train between Critten-
den and Sonoita, suffering severe in
juries.
The injured man, with helper, was
going over the road on track motor
car, and rounding a curve he was run
down by the locomotive ;the noise
made by the motor drowning the
noise of the approaching train. His
companion escaped injury by jumping
from the car; but Smith could not Go
so. He suffered compound fracture
of the left thigh, and a confusion of
the skull at the base Of the brain, and
a number of scalp lacerations.
He was brought into Noga ales, am
given surgical attention by Doctor
Chenoweth, the Southern Pacific
surgeon, after which he was taken to
St. Joseph's hospital, where he was
reported resting easy at late hour
last night.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
MORE DAYLIGHT ROBBERIES.

Daytime burglars are continuing to
ply their nefarious operations in No
gales, Arizona, and their very bold
ness seems to BATTLE all efforts of the
police at their detection.
This morning between the hours Of
9 o'clock and poon the home of Mrs.
Decillos, in the Loeb Apartments was
entered by a daylight burglar, who
robbed the room of Mrs. Prewitt, who
lodges with Mrs. Decillos. Mrs. Prev
ett is engaged in one of the stores,
and Mrs. Decillos is stenographer in
The Nogales National Bank
When the ladies' returned at noon
they found the house wide open, and
the room of Mrs. Prewett was in great
disorder. A quick inspection demon
strated loss of four Georgette waists,
two silk petticoats, necklace with
diamond lavallier, some rings, and a
number of other articles.
Another robbery, the rooms of Mr..
Enrique Monteverde, was reported.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
EspIendido Bale

En- ell Garage del Sr. Miguel r.
Ortiz para ell sabado % del actual,
organizado por las Logias 'Igna-
clio Zaragoza" No. 122 de la
Union Fraternal de Ayuda" y
No. q de la ''Liga Protectora
Latina, fin de reunir fondos
para la celebration de los dfas Is
y l6 de Septiembre pr6ximo.
Admission S 90, con invitacion.
8, l4-9-t.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
Ours is the Great White Way.
Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
Yaqui Indians
Raid Guaymas

From Guaymas there comes the re-
port that on Sunday Yaquis attacked
a suburb of that city named Delicias
killing child six years of age, whose
father is named Praxedis Valenzuela.
The indians numbered some 200.
A detachment Of fedora, troops hur-
ried from their barracg1: in the city,
and drove away the Yaquia-killing
eight and wounding three
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14

fiscal year, were about $1O,00O,OO0
American gold; and imports were val
ued at $2OO,OOO,OOO pesos, Mexican
money.
The brightest lights are ours.
Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
From Guaymas comes a report of
the severe illness of Mr.. Alfonso
Yberri, a scion of one of the most
noted families in Sonora.
1t is reported in Nogales Sonora,
that there have been made recently.
between Planchas de Plata and the
Arizona rancho, discoveries of rich
ledges Of gold and silver The find
is between twenty-five and thirty
miles southwest of Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
Break your gTassess. We replace
hem. Arizona Optical Co.
BUDGET MEETING.

Yesterday evening the Nogales
Town Council was in session, consid-
erig the budget for the current NUM-
cipal year. Tentative details were
discussed and considerable attention
was given to the probable rate of tax
alton. The Board is working to keep
the rate down to one cent on each
dollar of assessed valuation.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
PERSONAL ITEMS

gEgEg
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
Power, Gas, Lights and Ice. Ari.
zOna Gas & Electric Co.

Power, Gas, Lights and Ice. Ari.
zOna Gas & Electric Co.
Mr.. J.Leloudis from Mazatlan, is
visiting Nogales.
Mr.. AL w. Chapman, the Santa Ri
ia stockman, is visitor at Nogales,
a guest of the Hotel Evans.
Don't send your broken glasses
away we repair them today-ArizOiia
Optical Co., 239 Morley Avenue.
Yesterday evening Mr.. ]. w. Nc
Donald the veteran mining operator
returned from HeHrmosillo.
The Sun Quits when our lights 60
on. Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
Yesterday evening Mr.. 1. E, Bow
ers, the we'll known ranchman and
miner, came from Noria.
DON'T Throw Your Safety Razor
Blades Away: We repair them. The
Little Repair Shop, 1928 Grand Ave.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14

Our Bright Lights make your
nights bright. Arizona Gas &
Electric Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-14
SONORA ITEMS

There has been forwarded President
Carranza, from all tte business men
and many others, in Sonora and Sina-
loa, a great protest against introduc-
ton into those states Of some 1000
Chinese who are in lou;e to Mazatlan
and Guaymas.
Clear Crystal Ice. Arizona Gas &
Electric Co.
The Secretary of the Treasury Of
Mexico has promulgated a report oi
operations of the federal mint in tie
City of Mexico for the fiscal year
just closed. There were coined ST.
10000 in value in gold coins of the
denomination known as "Aztecas;"
100000 "Hidalgoes"; silver pesos
$1,0Oo,OOO; half pesos, 100000. The
total coinage was about forty mil
aion dollars.
We light the way. Arizona Gas B
Electric Co. ~
From information published by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Mexican
exports to the United States for the
Arizona republican., 1919-03-24
Ia River on the Globe SolomonvilIe

Gna River on the Globe Solomonvillc Highway.
 House Bill No. 142-Providing for the building of a road between Will Hams in Coconino County and Clark dale in Yavapai County
 House Bill No. 17S-PrOviding for the building of a road in Mohaye County known as the Arrowhead trail. to the main Utah state highway near St. George, Utah and for ahe construc- tion of a bridge across the Colorado river in Mohave county.
 House Bill No 1S4-Relative te challenge where defendent is charged with the crime of murder.
 Senate Bill No. 47-Providing for the construction of a bridge across Oak Creek in Yayapai county: Sf0.0O appropriated by state contingent upon a like amount being furnished hy Yavapai county.
 Senate Bill No. 195-Providing for the building of a bridge across the Colorado River and making an appro- priation of s30000 therefor: contingent upon one-third of the cost being fur nished by the state of California and one-third of the cost by the United States government
 Senate Bill No. 1S5-Providing for the reimbursement of John Duke in the sum of s7S5.25 on account of cat tie sold at tax sale in March, 1892.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-24
GOVERNOR APPROVES BILLS AUTHORIZING
 ROAD IMPROVEMENT

Late Saturday night. Governor Campbell approved eight more bills, and vetoed two, leaving 51 yet to be acted on by the executive.
 Among those signed Saturday night were the bill that provides for bridge across the Colorado and a highway through the strip to the Utah line, to connect with the Arrowhead trail. Utah has already agreed to build a connecting road, so that this highway from all parts of each to different sections of the other and will doubt less divert much motor travel into Ar izona that now passes on direct to the coast
 Another provides for the building of another bridge across the Colorado at Parker. provided the state of Califor- nia and the federal government put up the other two-thirds of the cost. Still another provides for a bridge across the Gila on the Globe Solomanville road.
 The list of bills approved was as follows:
 House Bill No. 31-Providing a sys- tenn of improvement bonds to be is sued by municipalities known as the improvement act.
 House Bill No l16-Providing for ihe construction of q bridge across the
Arizona republican., 1919-03-24
b|G SHOW
 THIS WEEKS T0
 BE RARE SPORT
For Past Month They Have
 Rehearsed for the Annual
 Entertainment to Be First Given Next Wednesday
This is Elks' week i'm Phoenix

This is Elks' week in Phoenix
 The annual show of the local lodge of Elks will be presented on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights at Elks theater. And it is to be some show" according to all promises of those who are at the head of the production.
 For the past five weeks the Elks committee and all the people who are to take part in this show have been working. getting ready for the open ing night. Rehearsals have been held daily and nightly and wardrobe people and scenic painters and stage car penters have been laboring with all their might to give the people of Phoe- nix and vicinity the best entertain ment of the kind ever presented in this city
 The production is under the charge of Miss Georgia Mintz, and it is to be a distinct credit to that resourceful young woman. There are 50 people in the show. many of them women and young girls. The beauty of Phoenix is to be well represented.
 Cabaret Night"
 Cabaret Night" is the name of the affair the interior representing a New York restaurant with the big night show in progress. The musical num- bers contain 25 of the latest song hits. Some of the new songs to be given are Come On Papa Down on the Farm" "Oh, Death, Where Is Thy Sting?". "Oh. Susie, Behave" Every Day Is Sunday When the Town Goes Dry and many others.
 A special set of scenery has been painted for this production. The finest orchestra ever assembled in Phoenix will be provided for this entertain ment.
 The advance sale for the three nights has been heavy, and it is assured that there will be capacity attendance on each night. The society of the city will be represented at each perform ance.
 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are the big nights