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The Washington herald., 1919-04-10
1000 Wounded Veterans
Enjoy Shcw at National

Accepting the invitation of the man.
agemeat OF The New Girr, comma nv
now playing at the National Theat fer
LOCO wounded soldiers from Walter
Reed Hospital attended the matinee
performances yesterday afternoon,
Col. Glennan, in charge of tho hos
pital, when notified of the invitation
declared a half-holiday so that ali
could enjoy the show.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10
ANACOSTIA AGAIN
SEEKS GARDEN PRIZE
Club to Make Plans for Season
Tomorrow Night.

Anacostia. leader in last years big
spring drive for war gardens, is a
contender for the prize garden COM
munity center of the District this
season. George A. Williams, chair
man Anacostia Garden Club, has call
ed community meeting at st. The
resa's Hall Friday. He will present
two speakers from the Agricultural
Department, William c. Hall and W.
r. Beattie, who will illustrate their
talks with colored sides and motion
pictures.
Several prizes and seventy award
cards will be presented.
Williams took first honors in the
war gardens contest last year, al
though he has only one arm. He is
a government employe and resides in
Seventeenth street.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10
WOMEN OF U. S.
TO MEET "REDS"
Six American Delegates Sail
For World Congress at
Switzerland.

New York, April s.-Six American
delegates to the International Con-
Gress of Women, to be held at Berne.
Jwitzerland. for the first time in five
.'ears, sailed today on the steamer
Noordam. They were Miss Jeanette
Rankin, Montana, former Representa-
tive; Jane Adams, Chicago; DR.. Al
ice Hamilton, Chicago; Mrs. Louis r.
Post. Washington; and Mrs. Edwin
d. Mead and Miss Emily Walsh. of
Boston.
VIII Discuss League.
This is to be the first meeting of the
congress since the war began" Miss
Rankin said. 1--WE expect to meet
women delegates from the Central
Powers and Russia as well as from
other nations.
THE league of nations and how to
combat the spread of Bolshevism will
be considered by the congress"
Miss Rankin stated that an inter
national movement which will allow
a woman who marries a foreigner
of her birth will also be launched
Gen. ]. P. NJ. Hertzog, one of the
delegates from the Boer Nationalistic
faction in South Africa, and Col Sam
Listoe. American consul at Rotter-
dam. were also on board the Moor
dam.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10
AERIAL CIRCUS
TO AID D. c. LOAN
+ Famous Birdmen Will Do
Stunts Over Potomac
Park Sunday.

An aerial circus, in which a number
OF American aces and some of the
crack airmen of the British, French
and italian forces will participate.
will be staged over Potomac Park
Sunday afternoon under the auspices
of the Liberty Loan Committee of the
District
The "circus." which promises to
eclipse anything of the kind ever wit
messed here, has been arranged to
impress upon the people of Washing
ton the Importance of subscribing the
Districts quota for the Victory Lib
ertv Loan. the sales campaign of
which will begin a week later. Lib
erty Loan literature will be showered
upon the spectators by the aviators,
Famous Avnitors Here.
The aviators have been ORGANIZED
by the National Liberty Loan Orga n
ization and will repeat the demonstra-
tion in practically all the large cities
IN the East during the liberty loan
campaign.
Among the American aces who will
do stunts for the entertainment of
the people of Washington will be
Lieut.. j. q Donaldson. of this CITY,
who is officially credited with having
brought down eight Hun planes.
others who will fly here incIud,
capt Harry M. Smith. First Lieut.
NJ 3: kelleher, First Lieut.. Geore,
X, "nlte' First Lieut. Jean De st
MART second Lieut.. w. F.. Sharon
second Lieut.. George c. Mcdonald
second Lieut.. Guy Stewart, Capt. A
y. slmonin' First Lieut.. Leo S. Post
second Lieut.. E. s. Middleton. A fea
ture of the demonstration will be sev
eral mock combats between the can
tured German planes and America
planes.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10

pet and IL was down and torn to pieces
this time We halted for an infant.
emitting an inhunsn .'Hurrsh, fur-
rah.'' that struck terror into those
Germans that were stiil alive in their
hslf-demolished tVnches, and with
fixed bayonets rushed forward ana
Jumped into them.
As j wes about 70 descend into the
ditch I suddenly observed a huge
German aiming at me. Hardly did I
have time TO FIRE when something
struck my right leg. and had sen
sation Of a warm LIQUID trickiinr
down my flesh ] feil. The boys had
put the enemy TO flight and were pur-
suing him There were many wound
ed. and cries of Save me. Holy Je-
susr' came from every direction.
! suffered little pain and made sew
eral efforts 10 get up and reach our
trenches But every time ] failed I
was too weak. There ] lay IN the
dark OF the night, within 50 feet OF
what was. twenty-four hours before.
the enemy's position. waiting for
dawn and relief. To be sure, / was
not alone. Hundreds, thousands OF
gallant comrades were scattered on
the field for versts.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10

Why go limping around with ach-
ing, puffed-up feet-feet so tired,
chafed, sore and swollen you can
hardly set your shoes on or off?
Why don't you get a 25-cent box of
"Tiz" from the drug store now and
gladden. your tortured feet?
''Tiz" makes your feet glow with
comfort; takes down swellings and
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10

Don't agree with Baron Rosen that
Bolshevism ought to be knocked on
the head. Hit IL in some vital spot
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10

to any drug store and get a 6O-cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment Re-
lief should come so quickly you will
jump for Joy. II you are in doubt,
send for a free trial package by
mail. You will then be convinced.
Don't DELAY. Take no substitute.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10
Thirty Sub Chasers Leave Lisbon.

Lisbon, April 9.-Thirty United
States submarine chasers left this
port today for Gibraltar.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-10

CTo be continued)
Ccoprrisht. 1875. By Fredelck A. stok.. Com
psny. Al Rights Rese~vedl
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Tai dfa como hoy

harlan los estuGiantes, sobre todo los
chiquillos apenas salidos del bachille-
ratio.
CASTELAR,, como todos sus compaiicros,
gastaba todas horas su alta chistera,
v como todos, tenia gala que no re-
sultara planchada; que en- este como
en- llevar la capa vieja y sucia, recuerdo
de las antiguas Universidades de AL
Gala y de Salamanca, todos nos esme-
rabamos: capa y sombrero nuevo, ext
gian las burla5, los aplausos y los sa-
livazos del conclave estudiantil.
Entonces como siempre, Castelar, Sc
acostaba temprano y Sc levantaba con
la del alba, de forma que cuando las
nueve de la maiiana conparecia ell la
Universidad, va llevaba cuatro hcras de
estudio, y al llegar las visperas de los
examenes, alguna mas.
Esa aplicacion, su prodigiosa memo
ria, su esplendido talento y su palabra
inimitable, permitianle ser constante-
mente ell numero uno de los essudian-
tes.
CASTELAR, que nacio en- siete de sep
:iembre de 1882, sc recibi6 de Bachi-
Her en- Filosofia ell 81 de JUNO de 1913;
estudio ell preparatorio y los dos de
Jurisprudence en- ell curse de 184S a
1849, los dos primeros de Facultad
en- los de 1849 1850 y 1850 1851;
ingres6 ell Ia Escuela Normal de Fl
losofia ell treinta dc Septielljre de
1851; fue licenciado en- Flosofia Ell 8
de JUNO de 1856 y doctor en- Ia misma
facultad en- siete de JUNO de 1857.
va entonces era catedratico propic-
tario por oposic!on, de Historic Critica
dc Espaiia, ell la Facultad de Filoso-
fla Y Letras de Madrid, desde diez Y
ocho de febrero del mismo aiio, dcspu6s
de haber explicado Gil e. curse de 1856
a 1857 como sustituto y en- virtud de
su titulo de alumno dc Ia Normal de
Filosofia, durante mas mcnos tempo
las asignaturas de Griego, Literature
Latina y Castellana Historic Filos6-
fica y Critica de Espa1a.
En- su sejercicios de Doctor, que en-
tonces eran tres, disert6 por escrito So
bre ell tema: "Pensamientos, f0rma y
expression, estilo;" y verbalrientc So
bre este otro: ''Estado lie la lengua
griega Ell ell ultimo periodic de su his
toria y causas que inGuyeron ell su
decadencia. Estado de los diversos
generos de poesia drrante el mismo
periodo.-Cultivo de la prosa dentro
del mismo periodic. -Gramaticos, Escolias-
tas, ,Lexic6grafos. oradores cristianos Pa
ralelo entire estos los anteriores paga-
nos' En- su discurso impreso, leido cA
el acto de la investidura, trato do Lu-
cano.
Deseoso la saxon dc terininar su ca
rrera de abogado, sc matriculo ell ell
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Cr0nica de la Ffaba11a

le castigsra con - adoptados para ca
20 analogo con regpecto . Jos dsrpa.
llladores.
LOS duehos dc trenes dc despa
lilo que fal,sndo a 10 eonveaido 81
gan trabaiando a partir del innes ~
de mayo en- curse. ssTan expuisados
de Ia Association y circulados q todas
las asociaciones similares del extTan.
iero para que coopereu con esta . cas-.
tigar una infracci5n que rcdundar.a
en- grave periuicio para q rcsto Dc IA
clase
5.-No aceptar Ell vuelta Arriba min.
guna tarifa provisional. sino las denni
twas para todo el pressnte sao. uediaH
ts aeta que Sc armara por ambas paS
ties.
6.-Los compradores o asentcs CORE
dores. miembros de esta Asociacion. -
comprometen a no realigar transac.
clones morcantiles con ning0n 'raacan
te &c tabaco en- rama, sea o no mieiu.
bro dc esta Association. qus no AGATE
los acuerdos tomados pOr Ia Asambiea
General. asimismo los comerciantes De
tabsco en- rama &c compromctsu . no
cnschar nj ncg0ciar tabaco con com
rradores que no acaten los mismos
scuerdos de referencia.
a. III anterior acucrdo 10 eomun
cars todss las clssss que no porte
nccer a la .sociaci6n. invi;ando.aa
ingrcsar en- ella dandoles a eonoesr
todos les acue.d3s que hHuran en- -
"a re!acion.
e mlsmo acusrdo n0mero Z fus
Gaao con0cer Ia Union Dc Tfbri
csntes dc Tabacos y cigarro-, cuya
Prcddcntc asisti6 a Ia session de aEsr
ofrecio prcsen'lr una noei6n ansioga
en- dicha Union. ad como cont.nuar
asis'ie1do a las Asamblcas de esta Aso
ciaci6n
g. -Autori-ar % Presidente. sehoT
sut-az para que sin psrdida de item
20 invite ;3das Ia unonss psiTa
males cspccialmonte a las del tabaco
sus Eelacicnados. a ia 10 qge en
forms dc comif.oncs epfesentan,ivas
ct,onrcn UNI junJa para osmblar i'm
presioncs sob-o y poribni1ad de crcar
una ampla federation De industrial =
coIncroio dc la rep bl.cs.
Sin otr9 particular quedo De vi.
alto. s. s.
Z. APoETE
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DE TABACO
senOr Director de Ell MuNDo.

Sehor Director de Ell MUNDo.
Sabra usted por los peri6dicos de es-
ia Capital que desde eHdia % dc este
mes Sc halla ell session permanente la
Asamblea General de la Association nc
Almacenistas, Escogedores. Cosecheros
v Despalilladoras de Tabaco, que pre-
side don Manuel A. Suarez, Senador &c
csta Republica.
Distintas reunioncs han tenido lugar
EN- estos ultimos dias con motive del
"boycot" de 10 sobreros contra Ia ex-
portacion de toda clase de tabaco; pc.
ro hasta ell presente, considerando 10
delicado de los asuntos que Sc trata-
ban, Y considerando tambien que va
rios de ellos no estaban aun bien estu-
diados, la Association no habia crcido
prudente darle publici6ad las discu-
stones de la Asamblea.
Mas en- Ia reunion celebrada por ella
e. pasado microbes. fueron va adopta-
dos ciertos acuerdos con caractor def
nitivo, alsunos de los cuales tienen una
ext-aordinaria impOrtancia Y puedon re-
sultar de verdadera trascendencia.
Dichos acuerdos son los siguientes.
por Ell orden que Sc adoptaron:
1.-2osponer la aperture de las Es-
cogidas en- Partido, y seguir gestio-
nando la modification de las peticio-
mes presentadas por la Federation de
Trabajadores de Tabaco en- Rama.
2.-si el gremio de obreros oscose-
dores de Santa Clara pide aumcnto
sobre los jornales pagados el aho pa
sado, n;nglin miembro dc esta Corpo-
racion abrira sus Escogidas nj pagar$
aumento alguno sin prcvio acuerdo que
clio 10 autorice; y 10 p1opio Sc acuer-
da para las zonas de Vuelta Abajo =
Semi Vnelta, aclarando que esto no ian
pedira la compra y carga de matulos.
S.-La Secci6n dc Almaconistas &c
da encargada dc realizar un movimien-
to de acercamiento hacia los dualos
de Escogidas de todas las zon1s Ia
bacaleras, para t-aerlos al sono dc Ia
Association que Sc hagan solidarios
de estos acuerdos. A cualquicr individuo
20 colectividad que los infringiera, sc
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Ell CoNFLICTo TABACALERo
Y sUs CONSEQUENCES. TEN.
DENCIAS HAC1A UNA ESTRE-
CHA SoLIDARIDAD ENTIRE
LOS PATRoNos. MUY IMPoR-
TANTEs ACUERDos DE Los
ALMACENIsTAs, CosECHE
ROS Y DESPALILLADoRAS
DE TABACO
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continuation de la pagina once.)
paleros de tribunal: "Crei que Cas-
telar Sc burlaba de nosotros, pero Sc
flores, es un portento; no equivoc6 nj
una sola fecha'.
Memoria tan colosai le sirvi6 STEM
pre- de muclio, solo la circumstances de
poder recordar cualquiera de los dis
cursos fundamentals que en- su vida
pronunci6, favoreciale por todo extre-
mo. Cuando ell partido republican, fren-
te al gabinete conservador del Du-
que de la Tore, ofreci6 su benevolen-
cia al partido radical, ell Duque que no
habia dido a CASTELAR,, lie rogo que re-
pit'era sus declaraciones, y Castelar,
asi 10 hizo, sin faltar punto nj coma,
eco que Sc trataba de un parrafo muy
largo, impuesto por la necesidad de sua-
VICAR asperezas y de hacer muchas sal
svedades.
Que mas, y apunto ell dato aun ries-
90 de perjudicar su inclita memorial
Ia ,celebre rectifcacion a Manterola, ell
admirable parrafo: "grande es Dios
ell ell Sinai, que levant6 de sus asien-
tos todos los diputados que deterIni-
no Ell triunfo de la libertad religiosa,
Que constituy6 el exito parlamentario
mas colossal de cuantos registra la his
toria, que sc reprodujo ell grabados
dsntro dc orlas para conservarle en- un
cu@dro, lc habia impreso CASTELAR, rau-
chos aios antes en- una novela titula-
da ssBFpesto'', dc cscasisimo merito.
Apfcmiado por su contradiction, lego en
su inente aquellas frases, y al repetir-
las, consiguio la mas pura de sus vic
tol4as tribunicias. -. 80.
Z ahora, lector, 81 uuieres conocer al
hombrc-estudiante, igirate un joven de
color cetrino, con dos chafarrinones por
bisote; los ojos grandes, vivos y muy
ahiertos, Y coaforme al gusto de la 6po-
ca, luclga melsna, no siempre ueinada;
pU;s Castelar,, nrnca sobTe todo en-
tonces, brlllo por 81 cuidado de su per-
soma; ancha frente con grandes entra-
Gas, comienzo va de su caracteristica
y premature ealva; corbata con nudo,
no mas artistico que cl hecho con I'm
baiduQue para altar IN eXpediente; ell
cEaleco. DIS QUO prescindia muy MENU
do, desabotonado; ell pantal0n medic
caido; botas, NAL lustradas, y mientras
ol tempo 10 permitia, capa, llevaba
con POGO arte y sin gracia para embo
zarse, y sobrc todo este, iah! un enormc
sombrero de copa, descepillado y con
bollcs; que como el Estado, siempre que
sc Ahete Ell 10 que no lie importa hace
I'm disparate, el reglamento de enton-
ces imponia al estudiante la obligation
de asistir sus clases de negro y con
IN tubo de chimenea a la cabeza; dc
donde no hay que decir la facha que
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SoUIEN Es WILLIAM DUNCAN?

William Ducan, cl artista de la vi
tagraph que arriesga constantemente su
vida en- las obras epis6dicas, es reputado
como uno de los artistas mas fuertes
del arte cinematografico.
Antes de presentarse ante la lente ci-
nematografica era ell compafiero de es-
trenamiento de Sandow, el luchador, y
probablemente ell hombre mas vigoroso
que Sc conoce. Las audacias del seilor
Duncan resaltan en- todas las escenas de
estos episodios mencionados, en- los cua-
les afronta bandas de bandoleros, y de
escapados del presidio casi constante-
mente durante todo su dia adorable
delante de la camara. Tiene una perso-
nalidad atrayente Y realiza su tarea con
facilid&d Y valentfa. En- ounce minutes
de trabajo en- peliculas suministra Dun
can mas emociones que muchos artistas
en- su carrera. Cuando no esta ocupado
ell caerse por la ladera de una monta-
ma, en- escalar precipicios auxiliado por
una debil cuerda, en- saltar sobre pro-
fundidades, descansa preparando argu-
mentos para futuras obras, o dirigien-
do los demas artistas en- la produc-
cion de las peliculas GORDON AzUL'
en- las que aparece de vez en- cuando CO.
mo actor.
Muy pronto Sc estrenara en- Puerto
Rico una de las series nor este gran at
leta, cuyo titulo es "Por Venganza Y
por Mujer' en- ounce episodios Los
derechos exclusives para Puerto Rico,
Santo Domingo y Venezuela para esta
pelicula estan controlados por Ia pro-
gresista casa alQuiladora dc San Juan,
Mndial Film Co., Inc. Advt.
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curse de 1868 1859, en- las asignatu-
ras de Derecho politico, Derecho CT
vii Y Economia politica Estadistica,
pero no lego examinarse.
ALA pOr ell afo 1882, habiendo dicho
CASTELAR, delante de mi y de varios ami
gos, que lie sali6 nuy bien Ia Memoria
por el escrita, cuando hi2o oposiciones
a su catedra, me resolvi darle Ia sor-
presa de imprimirla sin su CONSENT
micnto. FL inolvidable Albaredaxnlinis-
tro entcnces, ordeno que SC me facili-
tara; Sc busc6 y Sc halo ell .expediente
de su raz6n, pero. Ia Memoria habfa
desaparecido. Otro tanto ha pasado con
sas Memorials de Ia licenciatura del
doctorado. iOh, nuestra administra-
ci6n!...
Miguel MORAYTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07

Sc DESEA.-Una casa comisionfsta
de Mayagiiez, desea nombrar agentes
ell varios pueblos de la isla, para la
venta de harinas, aceites, maquinarias,
arroS, carnes en- latas, y todo 10 con
cerniente al ramo.
Todo interesado debera dar referen-
cias, y dirigirse T. AvILES 81 co.
Playa Mayagiiez, Porto Rico. A6vt.
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San Jose No. 2 no adInite COM
petidores en- Articulos del Cam
pamento.
RODRIGUEZ HNOS. v Co.
2 san Jose 2.
Advt.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05

The entertainment given by Mes
DANES Garret and suddoth at the Ma
sonic hall proved a grand success. The
entertainment was given for The bene
fit Of the Daughter Of The Tabernacle
and the hall was fHcd to overrowlng.
A delightful turkey dinner was served
after which a splendid program was
rendered by the children. Twenty
eight dollars were realized. The fol.
lowing Daughters donated for the din
ner: Mesdames Dora Rose, Eva Page
Mamie King, Weaver. Friends to do
nate for this cause were: Mrs.
Hill. Mrs. w. H. Young, Mrs. L. j
Harris.
Miss Mayme King had a birthday
last Thursday and was the recipient
Of many beautiful gifts from Mrs
shumate and the girls at the Owl,
where she is employed Among the
many gifts were ten pieces Of French
ivory, beautiful cut glass bowl and
a good whipping thrown in.
Mrs. John Suddoth entertained, com
plimentary to Mesdames Weaver and
Mrs. NJ. V. Williams. An appetizing
poodle supper was served and all en-
joyed the spread. At a late hour the
guests departed, both complaining of
pain in the side, which pain was not
caused by the noodles, but from laugh.
ter. Mrs. Suddoth kept her guests
laughing throughout the evening.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05
BISBEE
BY Myrtle Threat

Miss Grace Hudson. Mrs. Anna
Walker, Priyates H. A. Yarhray and
W. Harris Of Naco, were visitors in
our city last Sunday
Misses Myrtle and Bessie Hicks Of
Taylor, Texas, are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Jewel Russell Of Bisbee.
Sergeant Jackson Kendall Of Fort
Huachuca was a visitor in our city
last week.
Rev. ]. B. Bell Of Phoenix was in
our city last week and held services
at the Baptist church Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Laws were pas
sengers TO Douglas last week They
went for the purpose of attending the
Eastern Star meeting held in that
city Grand Patron Scott was present
and paid a visit to Bisbee last sun
day. He left Monday morning for
Fort Huachuca.
The services were well attended
last Sunday and all seemed to enjoy
them.
The Masonic brethren of Bisbee
gave a grand entertainment last week
It proved a great success, for there
has not been a like entertainment
given in this city since last August.
Visitors came from Douglas, Fort
Huachuca, Naco and few from Dem
ing, N. NJ, to enjoy this great Ma
sonic treat.
Sergeant John Ford was visitor
in our city last week.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05
PRESCOTT
BY Dora Rose

Mr. Geo Lester Woodson of Bisbee
is in the city for a brief stay.
Miss Churchill is new arrival in
the city and is staying with Mrs.
Mackey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hines have
engaged in business Mrs. Hines is
conducting a first class millinery
While Mr.. Hines is engaged in the
real estate business. They have Sc
cured large. modern office building
in the down town district and we wish
them success.
Mrs. Paris Tabron returned to
Prescott last Tuesday evening after
brief stay at Aqua Calienthe.
Miss Allie Bowman of Phoenix is in
the city for months visit, after
which she will 80 to Winslow and be-
come the bride of a prominent gen
tleman of that city.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05
RAY
BY Archie Lewis

Corporal Willus Wright of Hayden,
who spent nine months in the army
over seas, spent Thursday and Friday
in Ray as the guest of his boyho0d
friend, Archie Lewis Mr. Wright was
in the motor transport corps and was
later selected as chauffeur for a gen
eral. He was surprised that so little
had been said in the newspapers over
here about the valiant deeds and the
good work of the colored boys over
there. Corporal Wright spoke very
highly of the French people. He says
there is absolutely no color line or
prejudice in France. The color of a
mans heart is all that counts over
there, said Corporal Wright. Mr.
Wright is an expert on motors, hav-
ing taken a complete course in the
government motor school in France
After spending a few weeks in Hay
den with relatives. he wiz locate in
Ray.
Mr. Milton Guyer, who left Ray
about three years ago, returned las;
Sunday He states that he has trav-
eled some since he left here, but
there is no place like Ray.
Mrs. e. A. Henderson is confined to
her home with an attack of tonsolitis
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05

did not enjoy her trip away as there
was much sickness in her family.
Mrs W. F. Watkins Of Miami is
a frequent church visitor to this city
Rev. W. F. Watkins Of Miami is on
the sick list.
Mrs. Mary f. Wilson and presiding
Elder Allen are conducting a revival
meeting in Miami This week, but viii
return TO Globe Sunday Mrs. Wilson
is wonderful speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. jackson are
happy in their new home.
Miss Ethel NJ Daniels is a faithful
worker in the church. =
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05

At the election held in sunnyside
last week. Ruben Reed was chosen
mayor by an Overwhelming majority.
Nose Davis, his opponent, received
two votes and has been arrested on
suspicion Of repeating.
Tho Tribune repre- sentative received
photo of Corporal Frank II. Clark
who is now in France and the like
ness is good. Frank writes that he iz
very busy and does not know when
he win be sent home.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05
poor U.s.

poor Us"
Spring has appeared on the scene,
Most beloved winter has passed,
How We dread the desert winds,
And the Colorado's high stream.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-05
GLOBE---MIAMf
By MRS. W. N. Young

A splendid program was rendered
.ast Sunday evening by the ladies' Of
tie Missionary circle. Rev. Young
preached the missionary sermon. a
large crowd was present. The Mis-,
sionary sisters carried the pastor over
the TOP. He had asked for s71 and
they gave him s85.21
Mrs. Norris Miller and her two
nieces are again with US. Mrs Miller