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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
FL CRISTlANISMO COMO RENE
DO CONTRA FL SUICIDE
EN- Ell JAPON

F. suicide ha Sido Siempre n cos
tumbre muy comdn en- el Jap6n como
medic de resclver los problemas perSo
males diffciles. En- Ia presente crisis
f~inanciera 81 Sufcidio no ha tenido, no
ohstante ei aumento que era de espe-
rarse en- IL Tierrl del Sol Naciente, :
o. "Nainichi.. de OSaG2. n de los pc
ri6dicoS japoneScS que We I'm gran peli
gro para 81 pals en- la coStumbre del
Sricidio. Sc ha viSto obligado a re-
conocer la eNcelencia del punto de Wis
IA c~ristiano acerca del suicide, en- com
paraci6n con el que ofrece las re'iSio
mes de Oriente. II teorfa cristiaua es
due eI suicidio ca vez dc ser Tn re
rediC para un f~racaSo. es uC crlmen. V
81 hay tantoS suicides en- Ell Jap"n
Sc debe al hecho de que los japonoses
tiaacn menos apego a Ia vida qh.e los
cxtranjeros. V = Il tradiciGu de los
tiempoS feudales en- que los japoEeses
no tenfan ninSun apego a 10 vida.
tt rrobIema es serio, continue dicien
Go :, miSmo peri6dico. dehe ser es-
tldiaoo por todos los que deseau Yer
reconstruido ell IDEAL moral del pueblo.
y refirieadose q Ia costumore Ge ape
lar al suicidio para libertaiSe d. res
porsabilidades dice ell "Meinichi' qUe
tai modo de pensa- de los japorcses
es enteramente false y arguye aSf:
"B~uscarss Ia muerte por Ia prcpia
mano significa evadirse de Ia response
hi!idades Y no tener el vaior de ilacer-
les frente y mientras que no Sc aban
done Ia moral de los tiempoS fecGales
De que Sc 2agaba roto con "A uluerte
dada por rrcpia maro, cs impossible
cSpcrar Ell desarroilo saluGabIe DC Il
socicdsd Y Ii p'csperidad real del ESta
do. n idea Il" que los cue cometr1
>uicidio ticncn TIA alta idea de SUI res
.-runS2bilidad IS eEte-amentc erronaa.
porque los cclos prueoan 10 coS-1a.
riu n,.Si';iR Il te este IS que Sc a;.G!e
al suicide pare hbrarse de res2cnSdhi
.idgdeS. ~ puis el suicide es Ia en-
carnac:6U Gel egofsno y de Ia irres
ponsab!lidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

buen nombre: pues. como dice San
Francisco de Sales. Ia carload quie-
re V Ia humildad permite lux aquc!
Sc conserve o esmero.
Lo que 10 MODESTO debe olTidar es
Ell canine por donde Sc llega a las
futiles a~labanzas = a las Slorias pa
s~ajeras: 10 que la modestia olvida es
el valor de los atractivos propios. de
los encantos de fuera; 10 que la modes
tia olvida es la lisonja muda del es-
pejo V Ia lisonja audaz de los seduc-
torres; 10 cue IA modestia olvida es 10
que ell individuo es. para recordar So
lamente 10 que ell individuo debe ser.
Hablenos . las mujeres con since
ridad desde sus primeros amos; acos-
tumbremoslas a Ia buena fe; huyamos
de todas las e~xageraciones, y la mo-
6estia prosperara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
LA CLAVE DE LA FElIClDAO

TodL mujer tiene Ell deber de utiliZar
sus dones 10 meior possible, de approve
char sus facultades, su apariencia per-
sonal, sus c~ualidades meEtales, su ia
lento.
ST todas las mujeres Sc dieran cucn-
ia cabal de este serian mucho mas
atractivaS. y. o c~onsisuicntc, la vi
d. en- general seria mas ~sonrosada que
al prescnte. y 81 r~econocieran que
este es NADIA menos que un deEer que
tienen contraido consiGo mismo y con
sus respectivas familias. harlan todos
los esfuerzos posibles por ~encortrar a
quellos puntos en- que han sido espe-
cialmente ~favorecidas, mental Y fisica-
mente Y c~ultivarlos cor el mayer es-
nero possible.
Ash la mujer con una cara comun
ticne una Cabcllera gloricsa, ! 81 su-
piera darse cuenta dc clio. Sc cuiddra
su cabellera debidarlente V Sc Ia pei
nara con arte, Sc transformaria por
complete. Pero suponSamos que en-
rez de estimarla no Sc da cuenta de 10
que ticne Y no sabc apreciarla en- 10
Guc vale. Porque 81 cara cs n cara
comGn. Y desdc SUI i~nfancia 10 ha sido
asi. no Sc preocupa de haCCrsc atractl-
va. Al c~ontrario Sc peilaa con los ca
bellos estirados hacia atras y Sc los
alta en- III moro dcsali.%ldo.
Nadic que la viesc asi seria capaz
de imaginarse Guam abundante y bella
cs sen cabellcra. Otra mujer con Ia nj
tad &c su cabello p~resenta una aparlen
cia mas atractiva solo porque sabe
utilizar sus dones 10 mejor possible.
III dnseo de ser hermosn Constituyc
una aspiration icgitina de toda nuJer,
pero solamente sabiendo utitiz2r suS
doncs 10 nejor possible
FEMINA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

Entered rs Sscond-riass matter FehrCar-
"a, 1918. a. the Post Office a. San AnIo-
rio. Texas. Gnde. the Act CT March {
1915
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

Dirijase tcda ia Correspondence re-
latIva al peri6dieo al Director.
SR. lGNACIO E. LOZANO,
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SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06

SOTA:- Los suscripto-c5, al Zanzibar O.
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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
MAYoRALTY CASE
 STILL PENDING

The mandamus suit brought by At torney Fred Harrison to compel the city council to accept the disputed bal lot cast by Private c. L. Lovegren at the city elections the success of which may result in q tie vote for hesmayor- alty between Mir Harrison and Chas Rice. who led the list by one vote. is still pending in the District Court. The case was before the court on several occasions during the week. Until Friday the proceedings were of . technical character in which Mir liar, rison and City Attorney o. D. Coc1l- ran argued the various points of law involved. At their conclusion the court ordered the case to proceed to trial Friday. , Several witnesses were examined yesterday. including Love gren. who testified as to the circum- stances attending the submission of tho disputed ballot! City Clerk Grimm. Attorney Cochran and Ivan Scheike were also examined yesterday and this morning. It is expected the case will bs suhmitted to the court for decision some tims this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
SCHOONER ARCTIC RESCUED FROM ICE GRIP

The, power schooner Arctic is now safely out of the clutch of the icy bed in which 1t has lain since being forced aground on the Safety flats last fall and will soon be in shape to resume service in the coastwise trade.
 Owner Ira Rank and a crew of men have been busy for some time releas- ing the schooner from the shore ice. the vessel has been raised and is now being hauled ashore at Safety. AL though badly beaten by the late storms last fall. the schooner sustain- ed but little damage and will soon be ready for service
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
TEDDY BEAR AT.
 CAPE PERRY

Joe Bernard and his famous power boat, the Teddy Bear. are wintering at Cape Perry, in the Cornation Gulf region, according to telegram to Ira Rank few days ago.
 The message arrived at Fort Yukon. having been carried overland, presum- ably by some traveller or the Canadian
 Mounted Police patrol, and was tele- |graphed to MT. Rank from F't. Yukon. The message says John Anderson and Mfr. Byron are with Bernarl
 and all are well. The letter also re- ports that the trio have the largest |catch of, fox pelts ever brought out of
 the Arctic
 Bernard sailed from Nome three years ago with the intention of att Tempting to push his way through the |Northwest Passage and reach the Att lanttc. Unfavorable ice conditions prevented consumation of the daring |plan. however. and the nervy trader turned back. Reports from the Are ltic last summer indicated that Ber- nard was in hopes of getting back to
 Nome last fall. He was then in the vicinity of King William Land, far to Ithe eastward of the McKensie River, In his messaEe to MT Rank. Bernard lays he Will return to Nome via the
 water routs about August 18th next. J ---..- -----
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
|CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
 ROUTINE SESSION

The City Council held a session Monday evening but was evidently agreed to confine it's activities solely to matters of routine character pending the adjustment of the elcc- tion dispute as nothing aside was done that was not of strictly pcrfunctory character. The bills were read and after approval by the finance com mittee were ordered paid and few minor matters arranged before an early adjournment was taken.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
CLAIMS DEPT JUSTICE TRYING
 CREATE TERRORIST SCARE

charges that the Department of Jus tiec Is trying to create q terrorist scare turnout the country were made today before the House committee on rules hy Assistant Secretary of Labor Post.
 Post declared that the Department of Justice is being aided in the plan by two salaried newspaper men whose identity is practically determined by Il ( Department of Labor officials
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
MAY DAY SOCIAL
 BIG ATTRACTION

X banner crowd of amusement low CTS attended the May Day social and theatre party given by the Pioneer organization last Saturday evening.
 The, entertainment program was with moving picture performance at the Dream Theatre and concluded with dancing at the Pioneer Igloo. The moving picture display lasted for period of two hours. after which festivities were transferred to the Igloo and continued into the small hours of Sunday morning. Refresh- msnts were served during the latter period.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
ROWE PREPARING FOR
 HARBOR DREDGING

w. J. Rowe holder. of the govern. ment contract for dredging the Snake ations to renew operations by over ha uling the dredge X crew of several men are at work on the big machine getting it in shape to commence dig ging as soon as the construction oper- ations are resumed. Although q major portion of the excavating was com pleted last year. much work remains to be done before the work is com pleted.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
POLAR BEAR READY FOR LAUNCHING

The famous Arctic schooner Polar Bear is ready to take the water the moment the ice. moves. WI. Rowe. who has the launching contract is hauling the vessel over tho shore ice te deep water and will launch her at a favorable point by cutting an open ing in the ice. At soon as launch ing Is completed. the schooner will be loaded in readiness to start on a trading trip to the Siberian coast as soon as the ice breaks up. Msssrs. Ed. Holt and Christ Gudmundsun. who are behind the pssiect win accompany the veasel on tho trip.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
FRISCO WOMAN
 HURT, VICTIM

photograph uf Walter Andrew Wat son, or Huirt, the wife murderer, ;5 the man she married he.p in Octnhrr
 last, according to a stot the Sau Francisco Examiner prints today
 Mrs Whitney says that following her marriage to IIuift who Was th.u posing as Walter Andrew Whitney they went to Los Angeles, where Ms Whitney had told him she had ;i banl, account. Following their arrival in Los Angeles Watson had her indorse
 check for sSO0 which she cashed for him on the following day. II, left i'm mcdately on an alleged 'busncss trip" land she never heard of him after that
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
ENTERTAlMMENT

The Endowment Fund Committee of' tho Loyal Order of Moose are plan ning on giving the people of Nome a csAck-er-jack time next Saturday. May 18th. having made arrangements with tba Dream Theatre for Mooss Night, at which time . splendid program ot pjctuuee. vocal and Instrumental num- hars as well as speeches will be induig- e h. Tho procssds will go to Moose heart House Of which nearly all of ua faws sons 3ria@d1y intsress in. There ars hvs. children in the Mooseheari HeCas and 1t | to aid these and othar children that the Moose are planning ths sntertainnent.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
l BELGIAN RULERS PLANE TO ENGLAND

London. May S-The king and que, n of BelGium came 10 England by aero- plane today. The royal couple land ed ut fHrnerborough in Kent after flying direct from Brussels in three hours and fifty seven minutes.
 The visit is made to attend the wedding of Lady Cynthia Curzon. daughter of the Earl of Curzun, tn Lieutenant oswald Ernald. q member tials will take place Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
POLES CAPTURE kIEV
 TUESDAY NIGHT

London. May s--Polish and ukran- ian troops captured the city of Kiev in Southwestern Russia Tuesday night, according to an official statement is- sued at Moscow yesterday and receiv- ed here by wireless today.
 The capture of the city was accom- panied by desperate fighting which re- sulted<in the Bolsheviki forces being compelled to evacuate.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
HURT ADDS MORE NAMES
 TO MURDER LIST

Los Angeles, May s-Hu.rt, or Wat son, as he was sometimes ilnowu, has now confessed to the murder of seven of his former wives in response to questions by the police authorities
 Huirt says he drowned four of tho women in Lake Washington. near S"- attic. It is believed that the namos of additional victims will be uGmitted hy him in the course of time.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
SILVER WAVE NEARING NOME

The schooner Silver Wave is prob ssea on her way to Nome According Ito wireless information rcachfng M w. Griffith from John Felkel, the fur trader. who is aboard the schooner the Silver Wave was at Kodiak April 30th.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
NATL CIVIC FED PROTESTS RECOGNITION SOVIET
 RUSSIA BY U. S

New York, May S-The National Civic Federation thru its president Hon. Alton B. Parker announced to- day that it has filed with President Wilson protests against recognition of the Soviet government of Russia and has telegraphed all prospective presi- dential candidates asking them to de- fine their position on the subject.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
MAMMOTH HOTEL
 CHICAGO PROJECT

Chicago, May S-PEans for what will be the largest hotel in the world were made public here today.
 The projected giant structure will have q frontage Of three blocks on Michigan Avenue and Sheridan Road The cost of the structure will be sl5. OOO, 900.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
sTAnD|NG OF E !. TIE B|G LEAGUES
 ]

Following are the results of the American and National League base ball contests up to the present time. Changes in the standing of the teams will be reported each Saturday during tho season.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
NOT TO RESUME
 TRADE WITH SOvlETs

The Hague, Holland. May S-Hol- land will not resume trade relations with Soviet Russia until such time as the League of Nations acts regarding resumption of relations with the Bol- shevik foreign ministry. according to an announcement made in the Dutch parliament today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
1T snPPIne ! ! . SUGAR TO THE U. $.

Large quantities of sugar are being shipped from Europe to the United States to assist in relieving the great shortage which has sent the price rocketing to unprecedented heights, according to q letter received by Leon ard Scppala fropl Mrs Seppala. who Is visiting in Norway.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
MEXICAN CAPITAL CUT OFF FROM F. C00munlCATl0N--- BELIEVED
 |n HANDS OF REv0LuTI0n|STS

Deputies in the federal district of Mex
 ico City has declared for the revolu- ition. according to a message received at the Ja,ireZ rebel headquarters today
 from Euzinio Martinez, the revolu-
 tionary commander at Chihuahua City
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
Reported Mexico City Captured

Fl Paso May S--Revolutionary forces under General Benjamin Hill have taken Mexico City, according to an nnconfirmed report received here today from Chihuahua City and mad. public by the revolutionary leaders hare
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
BRITISH TO NEGOTIATE
 WITH SOVIET RUSSIA

London. May S-Great Britian is on the eve of negotiations with Soviet Russia to end the technical state of war and to resume commercial and diplomatic negotiations. according to Soviet wireless from Moscow today.
 The story has not been confirmed here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
LEGION TO FORGE ACTION
 ON SOLDIER LEGlSLATI0N

Washington. May 7-Thc American Legion today began q campaign to force action on the pending Soldier Bonus Fill which is in danger of be ing held over until the next session of Congress.
 D'Olier. commander of the Legion
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
CAPTURE MEXICO CITY REPORTED
LEGION PREPARING FORGE SOLDIER LEGISLATION
SUGAR ADVANCES AT SEATTLE

Seattle, May 7-The retail price of sugar took another bound upward to- day when market quotations advanced to 2S cents per pound. an advance of one cent over mid week prices.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
GEESE AND cvLLs APPEAR

Z Numerous ducks and geese and also a few gulls lave appeared along the Nome coast during the past week Several flocks of ducks and brandt es- timated to include several hundred birds each. pasasd near and .over; the town and attracted. wide attention as |harbinsers of spring. Ss
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
We SAILING POSTPONED
 UNTIL JUNE l4TH

Seattle. May 1.-The first Nome sailing of the steamer Victoria for the 1920 season will not occur on the us- ual date, June ?. according to an an nOuncement by the Alaska Steamship Company today stating that the sail ing date has been postponed until June 4.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
sPokANE'S POPULATION
 SHOWS DECREASE

Washington, May 7-The census re- turns from Spokane. Wash. show a decrease of 1420 in the population since 1918.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
ATTENTION L. o. 0, M.

Regular semi-monthly meeting sf the Loyal Order of Moose will be held Monday evening at g ?. m. sharp. All members are cordially invited to att tend.
 w. F. KOCH. Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

Mrs Seppala says huge sugar ship ments are being forwarded to America from the Scandinavian countries in response to the lure of high prices now offered for that commodity here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

ma archlng from here to Mexico City
 today and will probably be followed by others from this and surrounding
 districts
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

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The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
Frisco Woman Huirt Victim

san Francisco, May s-Mrs Lillian Whitney of this city has identified a
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

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WATCH. LOOK, IIsTEN

Messe Night at Drsam Thsatsr esesrdsy Aaay tssis ssasfit os Msose hsst Hsmc ssr children. Program lQess.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

Washington, May S-Mexico City is cut off from communication with Washington, according to indications announced by the State Department today.
 Departmental officials said no dis patches have been received from Mex ico City since Thursday night. It is surmised that the severence of com- munication means that the revolution spreading through the country in re- cent weeks has involved the capital.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

Reported Mexican Chamber of Depu
 ties Declared for Revolt <
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
Reported Vera cruz Troops Revolted
 Against carranza :.

Washington. May s-The federal garrison at Vera Cruz has revolteti and left the city, according to authoritative advices received in Washington today.
 It has also been learned that the state government of Vera Cruz has been removed from Cordoba to tho city of Vera Cruz.
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

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Jaurez. Mex. May lover q thous- and revolutionary army troops started
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

Fl Paso, May s-The chamber of
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22.7O0 square miles of territory
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08
National League

Standing of League teams today
The Nome nugget., 1920-05-08

Revolutionists Marching On Mexico
 City
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-03-12
ROBBERS BREAK INTO
THE MUSIC STORE

On Thursday morning when Mr..
Pybas, manager of The Music Store,
opened his. front door he saw his
back door also open and investigation
proved that rear window had been
forced open and robbers had gone
through the place.
That they had the financial in
stinct is proven by the fact that they
scooped up about six dollars in
change that had been left in the cash
drawer, but it must also be admitted
that they had an ear for music as
they carried away about fifty dol
lars worth of records.
The particular records selected
were of the numbers 2766-67-68 and
60 and we give this publicity to these
as it may catch the eye of some one
who knows where surplus of such
numbered records are to be found.
Such clues as were to be had have
been placed in the hands of the po-
lice and we trust they may be sue
cessful in finding the guilty parties
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-03-12
SALVATION ARMY AIDS
BY SAVING OLD PAPER
At The Same Time Gives Work To
The Unemployed Who Are
Looking For 1t

Atlanta Ga, March 10th-To as
sist in relieving the acute shortage
of news print paper which is seri-
oulsy hampering the publication of
newspapers and magazines through
out the country the Salvation Army
urges all firms and individuals to save
their waste paper of whatever de-
Iscription.
The wagons of the Salvation Army
visit every street in every city where
IA Salvation Army corps is located
at least once every two weeks to gath
er up this waste paper after which it
lis baled and returned to the mills to
be worked over into news print paper
About $4,000 tons of waste paper
has been turned back to the mills in
the last twelve months by the Sal
walton Army according to computa-
lions made by the national head
quarters in New York City.
In five southern cities alone, ac-
cording to Captain G. c. Lever, man
.ager of the inductrial department in
Atlanta, more than six million pounds
were returned to the mills last year,
and this does not include the thous-
ands of pounds that were saved for
further use in the dozen cities and
smaller towns in the South where the
Salvation Army operates.
Had the Salvationists not gather
ed up this enormous volume of waste
paper-a small mountain in size,"
says Captain Lever, "baled it and re-
turned it to the mills to be remanu-
featured, the paper would have been
lost to the publishing industry. And
at the same time the Salvation Army
was giving jobs as 'wastepaper har-
vesters' to hundreds Of unemployed
men.
"Money raised with the sale of
baled waste paper maintains our
eighty-five industrial homes in va
rious parts of the country where men
not able to support themselves are
given such light work as they are able
to perform and those who can't work
at all are maintained without charge.
''The Salvation Army practices
common sense salvage as we'll as sal
walton. 1t not only saved for pub
fishers of the United States more
than three-quarters of a million tons
of paper in the last ten years, but in
the process it put thousands of hu-
man derelicts on their feet"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-03-12
C. w. McLAIN SUCCEEDS
COMMISSIONER MORGAN

Mr.. Charles F. Morgan, the coun-
ty commissioner from the Acworth
district, has sold his place in Ken
nesaw and bought a place at Fair
Oaks on the Atlanta car line, and will
remove to it at once.
In view of the contemplated
change Of his residence Mr.. Morgan
handed his resignation to the Solici-
tor General and it was accepted by
the Grand Jury.
A petition from many citizens of
the Acworth district asked that Mr..
Geo. w. McLain, of Acworth, be ap-
pointed to the vacancy and the Grand
Jury complied with this request.
Mr.. McLain is well known, pop
ular gentleman, in every way quail
fed for the Office, and will ably re-
present his district and the interests
of the whole county on the board.