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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16

mia, al fin.-Y sintio latir su cora,
.0n con ~violenc;a, y en- vez de ma,
tar al rajtre a puNaladas, lie tendio
Ia mano para ayudarle 4 sUbir los
ultimos escalones.
~ bien? pregunto.
-Nuerta.
-EStaS SECURE?
oh, Ia he apretaGo bien e. gaz-
nate. respondio ell raitre con una son
risa fcroz.
-cY donde la has dejado?
La he empujado hacia IN rinc6n,
detras de una barrica.
-Bien.
Renato saco su bolsa Y Sc ia ten
do al aleman.
-Por ahora toma este, dijo.
-Es un placer Ell seryir a vuestra
senoria, murmuro el raitre con reco-
nocimiento, metiendo la bolsa en- Ia
faltriquera de sus calzas.
-Ahora, dijo Renato. cscucha
bicn 10 que voy a d~ecirte...
-Hablad, monsenor.
Vas q colocarte junUo a esta
ventana.
-iBueno!
y no apartaras la vista de Ia yer
ia del jarGin.
-Esta bien.
ST viene IN hombre Y llama, lie
abriras ]colocandote detEas de Ia puer
ia.
y luego que haya entrado.
lie mataras de n punalada.
-Preferiria estrangularle.
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la JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE "
FOLLETIN No. Isl

Y senaIaoa en- un f7hcoh DE b" Ct"-
ORA IN 2ncoN "s Foo't S"'00,1-"o'
donde e. N"'-'Si no
ouaSsrE 4s ma MEDIA Dc mimbre
&c +or,5 on u ,ab7a d. Ia cua6ra. Sc
dirigio hac.a el arc6r. .e abri6 ' me-
ito las manos para llenar = ceSrllio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-16

Como quieras. All! 81 oyeses gri-
tar ALI arrlba, o 81 ell ruido de una
lucha llegara a tus oidos...
-iSubire corriendo?
Al contrario. te estaras qu!eto,
como 81 no oyeras NADIA
-Muy bien, repuso ell s%oldadon;
estoy enterado.-Y fue a colocarse
en- su puesto.
-Akora vamos a yer a Sara, muir
muro Renato.-Y trepo la escaIera
de MADEIRA que subria al piso prin
cipal de IA casa.
En- 10 alto de esta escalera habia
III largo corredor, al cual daban va
rias puertas. Renato, que andaba de
pu1tillas Sc detuvo un momento,
dudando cual de elias seria Ia del
aposento de Sara, hasta que pof' Tin
VIC una iiave en una cerradura, y
este le decide. Fue pucs resue!ta'
mente hacia csta puerta, Y cuando
lego al umbral parecia que Ia fuer-
"a de los latidos de su corazon lie a.
nunciaban que Sara estaba ALI. FL
~tlorentino abrio Ia puerta y VIC que
no Sc habia enganado. Madame Lo-
riot, la bella platera, sc habia echa.
do en- su CANA vestida y estaba dur
miendo. Su hermosa csbeza descan
saba en- uno de sus brazos, y su a.
bundante cabellera negra inundaba
la almohada. Sara tenia los labios
cntreabierJcs. y en- estos labios bri-
ilaba una dulce sonrisa, como 81 tam
hien en- suenos ~tuyiera enteraments
ccupada ST. imagination con su anna
do Enrique. FL ligero ruido que ha-
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pregunt0 eI brute.

pregu1t0 el brute.
-ES1ranruiando!a: cs 10 mejor.
Fl raitre bajo despacito a 10 DO
uega. Y Renato SC Quedo en- ell Dor,
de de la trGmpa con cl dido en- ace.
cno. Al cabo de unoS minutes Rena-
TO oyo IN grito ~sofocado, pero no
SC oyo nineun otro ruido, POGO des
rueS aparecio e raitre en- 10 alto de
Ia escalcra. Durantc los pocos MI
rutos que acababan de trenscurrir,
ell f~lorentino habia hecho esta refle-
xion:
Cuando t; raitrc vuelva a subir,
podria enriarie con una punalada q
Ieunirse COY la tia N~erconsin; pero..
Este pero, prenadO de objeciones,
salv0 la vida del raitre.
-Tengo necesidad de el. dijo para
81 Rcnato, pOrQue me ha ocurrido
una bucna idea. Noe SC noS ha esca-
pado, V yo lie aborreSco con todas las
fuerzas de mi alma. ST ME a]poderase
Dc el otra vez, podria satisfacer al
mismo tempo mi vengarza y la de
madame Catalina, cuya amistad ha-
cia mi ganaria mucho con ESQ. Noe Y
Il rey de Navarro iran juntos a la
plaza de Grcve : el rey Carlos TX,
asombrado de tan bonito golpe, me
rerdonara tcdas mis- faltas : me de-
volvera su favor. Ahora bien, el me-
or medic para coger a Noe, es es-
perarle aqui, porque volvera.......
estoy SECURE de eliO......y caera
en- Ia ratonera. Y luego, Ia OCCASION
es demasiado buena para que la des-
perdicie; es menester que Sara sea
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LA "LEY FUGA" A UN
OFFICIAL CARRACISTA
La aplico un coronel a un
amparado por la Justicia
federal

VERACRUZ. Yer. Mario 12.-El
Agente del Ministerio Publico de es,
ia ciudad consigno al Juez de Dis,
trito al ~coronel Pascual Casarin, a
cuien Sc haoe responsible de la muer
tee del subteniente Rodolfo Espinosa
Martinez, a quien les soldados de Ca
sarin dispararon sus armas, informan
do despues que nabia tratado de fu-
garse.
10 Que mas llama la atencion en-
la ciudad. es ell hecho~de que ell sub
t~eniente habia sido amparado por Ia
autoridad federal, a 10 cue ell refe-
rido coronel Gesobedeci6. no entire
gando a Espinosa Martinez, como sc
10 habia pedido repetidas wees, en-
virtud del amparo interpuesto por
IN hermano p"olitico del ~subtenientc,
amparo que en- seguida fue acatado
per las autoridades federales. Casa
rim Sc defiende, dicisndo que Espino-
sa estaba en- tratcs con les rebeldes
HctIlO que ~ Id pOu.dO CN!ipLo0~t
En- pUblico Sc cree que Sc trata de III
crilnea proditorio. cometido en- Ia per.
soma del subteHiente.
Con mctjvo de Ia %renuncia Gus
p.cscntara eI inspector de bebidas y
ccmest:bles. dando como razones que
su5 ~s-rvicios ~csult&n mules ante la
comision2s Lel Ayuntamiento Y Ia in
Goiencia del Inspector de Sandal. ST
provcco una fusrta discussion en- eli Sc,
NJ de- cabiIdo, en- Ia QUE varies de los
rcE!dorcS SC lanz2ron frasas alCi
sa!idas de tono. Alguien eXprest
cue nc So tomara Ell confederation
10 dicho por Ct inspector Y n fal
TO QUEEN diii5ra Que no sc aceptara Ii
renu7cia. Surgi6 la oposicion Il es
los rareceTes Y la tsmpestad Sc de
scacad;n5 furiosa. como no Sc habis
viSto ctra alguHa en- Ia Marcia de Il
actual administration del Municipio.
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-Por ahora tienen baStante: den,
r-o de IN par de hodas les echare-
NOS oJro.
y despues de hacer una sena a
raitre para que saiera &c IA Qua
ORA. Sc Incline al dido de la tia Ner
corsiu Que Sc habia quedado en- Ia
cntrada de Ia cuadra, Y Ia dijo en-
VOC baja:
-Teago IN mensaje para ella D..
All, dijo Ia vleja, les de e?
ST.
S..
-.Pobrecita. murmur6 Ia tia Yer
consIn. Isl supierais cuanto le anna.
Renato palideci6 bajo 81 visera.
An. bruja. djjo entire 81, aur-
que huhiese tenido amino de dejar-
K viva, tn misma acabas de conde-
~&rtc con esa palabra.-Y cogiendo
a Ia pobra ancisna del hrazo, Ia He
~ hacia Ia casa.-ES precise que nos
n~cuiceis. buena mujer. cerrad bien
"a puerCa. dijo.
Sara pernaneci2 en- 81 cuarCo; pc
rc SeStaba durmiendo, 0 mas bien,
arrodillada ante una imagen, rogandO
gor Su amadc Enrique? Renato Sc in
clmaba & Greer 10 p-imero, porque
no habia vIsto entreabrirse ninguna
ventana y en- Ia casa no Sc ola min
gun ruido. La tia Verconsin condu
10 a Renato ' al aleman a Ia c~ocina,
que era Ia pieza principal del piso
halo, Y cerro la puerta con cerrojo.
ST viniesen a b~uscaroS, dijo, hay
una puerta trasera. ' anteS que hu-
hjesen derribado esta, podriais es-
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CaparOS.
RcnaJo Sc sento.
" donde esta madame Sara.

caparoS.
Renato Sc sento.
y donde esta madame Sara?
pregunto.
!-ESta durmiendo.
-iAh,
La pobrecita no ha pegado los
ojcs mace tres roches; no ha cesaGo
de orar por el.
~ esta manana:
-Hace ina nora ha triunfado de
ella Ia fatiga. Y ahora est& descaE-
90; pero 81 tracts un mensaje para
ella ire q d~espertarla.
No. dejadla dornir; cuando Sc
haya ~despertado. mas tarde...
Y Renato miro al raitre a trayes
de su viSera, y el raitre comprcn-
qio.
Nj buena mujer. estamos rabiando
dc hambre Y de sed.
-Voy a bajar a Ia bodega en- bus
ca de vino fresco, mis- buenos Sc
nores.
! Ia VEGA SEA lrcllnG, aisle un nj
10 de hero Y levanto la trampa de
IA bodega en- IN rincon de la cocina.
-iMuy bien, penso Renato.
Entonces la tia Eerconsin encendi6
una lampara, cogio IN ~iarro, V CO.
memo a descender los escalones len
tamente ' con precaucion para no
caer, pero sin la menor d~esconfianza
El raitre habia dado dos pasos hacia
Ia entrada de la bodega. .
-Baja I'll ahora, le dijo al dido
Renato.
Como qUereis que Ia mate?
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Tclcfcnos Crockett 996. 704,
1929 ' 997.

FL rN.CO SfrIO MEIICtNO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a p~ro2osito y a precIos ra,
zorables. ~especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tos 80 cts. Hcra $500. Precios es-
necialcs nara fIera de la cIudad.
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PERDIDA I%RREPARABLE
Cadl d" que pasa SIN DUO sc apTer-
d Ell iHgles. st pierde ITEM
80 ! dinora.

Nucya York, Espcc;al.-Es induda-
bic cue 81 ronocimiento del iaclcs cs
indispensable para TODD eXtraniero
nue dcsee ~coHscguir mejorcs coIoca-
clones ' wejorcs Sccidos.
Tn foile.o DE- 62 paCinas describe,
de maneya clara : prec.Sa. IN mara
vi.,0so Ttcodo para apreHder Il ma
blair. Ieer y escrib:r G. iRglcs sin ne
ccz:Gad de If a una e~scuela. con So
70 escuchar discos f~onoEraficos pre-
Da-ados eSpecia!r'eNie para este FL.
los Juitores de este f~ol!eto. Cor,i-
ia Academy, Suit q. y L. Is St,
New York. Sc complsceran Ell Ell
war uno gratis = qUien los soNcilc.
l.Adv.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
ZPOLTTYKI.

w dniu jutrzejszym, we wto-
rex 26go pazdziernika, odbedzie
iie wielkie zebranie polityczne
n sail Schoenhofena. rog ulic
Milwaukee j Ashland ayes. Pre-
nawiac beda wybitni MONEY!:
niedzy innymi przemawiac be-
izie obecny alderman wardy 10,
l przysziy congressman $50 dy-
:tryktu p. Stanisiaw H. Kunz, a
iaiej movie bedzie senator Le-
MS, kandydat ma gubernatora
Stanu Illinois, byiy fburmistrz
Carter H. Harrison. sedzia Ed
mund K. Jarecki, kandydat ma
<lerka sadu obwodowego OBJ,
Walter 7. La Buy j wielu innych.
Bedzie tim jeszcze jeden now
"a, kt6ry mas Polakow specya al
aie i~nteresuje, a Jest MIN sedzia
Harry NJ. Fischer. ten sam, kt6-
~ pred nicdawnym czaSem wy
iezdzai do Ukrainy. celem zba-
dania sprawy pogromow tam-
tejSzych, oraz rozdawnictwa da-
row amerykanskich. Prey tel o.
kazyi sedzia Fischer zwiedzii j
Polske i ma zamiar ma jutrzej-
Sym wiecu w sail Schoenhofc-
na o tel swej bytnoSci opowie-
1ziet Polakom. B~edziemy, bar
do ciekawi - co tez powie Tu
- mowia nam. Il zydzi W naszcj
dzlelnicy, ma p0inocno-zacho-
daiej stronie miasta agituja r.
wziecie przeciwko polSkim kan
dydatom, jak przeciw Kunzowi,
Jareckiemu i innym, wrzeszczac,
by ME giosowac ma Polakow, kt6
rzy W Polsce zyd6w >gromia, re
"a kazdego ,zyda. co tn ma Polaka
CLOS odda. W Polsce jednego zy-
ia zabija otoz - MECH sedzia
Fischer - da Swiadectwo w tel
Sprawie - on sam iydi Ma ze-
branie to przyjdzie z pewnoScia
znaczna liczba i zyd6w z Mil
waukee ave. - niechze i'm do O.
gu ich wsp6iwyznawca powie,
czy prawda 50 pogromy W Pol
see. Zebranie to bedzie jednem
z najbardziej interesujqcych W
tel kampanfi, urzqdzonych w no
szej dzielnicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-25
kR0TEE N0TATKI REJSkE.

- Rozporzadzeuiem ordynansu
Rady miejSkiej w przyszla ME
dziele konczy sic Gas oszczedza-
MIA swiatia dziennego. czyii, re
zegary maja bye cotniete 0 jedna
godzing wstecz. Zegary maja bye
coinietc 0 godzinie pierwszej w
nocy Z soboty no niedziele. II. dn.
S1go pazdziernika. Cd dnia tego
bedzie czas miejski - rownac sig
czasowi kolejowemu.
- Jedenastoletni chfopiec Ka-
roi Castancano, Z pnr. 1855 Bel
mont ave. zostal onegdaj naiecha
nv i ma miejscu zabity przez cie-
zarowy automobil, kierowany re
ka niejakiego Piotra Hasena. $50
fcra ola kompanii ,.Behrens Con-
struction Co, PREY 1882 n. We
stern ave. Wypadek zdarzyl sic
II zbiegu uIic Western i Belmont
ayes. Szofera aresztowano.
- Karol z. Abbott, znakomity
ehemik, zostai z~naleziony wczoraj
martwy przez ssna W swojem Ia
boratoryum, PREY Il East Divi-
si6n nj. Wedle oSwiadczenia po-
licyi, Abbott umari przynajmniej
pred trzema dniami. Znaleziono
go niezywym W jego ulubionem
krzesle, z fajka W rsku. Plecy je-
go byiy SLIME opalone przez pala-
ey sic W poblizu piecyk gazowy
DO ogrzewania. Abbot przez kilka
na$cie miesiecy zajety byi praca
uad odkryciem nowego gazu W
celach leczniczych. Kiety otwo-
rzono drzwi, W labOratoryum IT,
nosil sic jakiS lekki odor. &t6ry
prawdopodobnie przyczynii sic
do przedwczesnego zgonu chemi-
Ia.
Wedle twierdzenia handla-
rzy wegla. jezeli pred grudniem
ME nastapi wieksze zimno, mia
sto nasze ma zime bedzie miafo
wegla pod dostatkiem. Zapas we
gla W Chicago doszedi W sobote
do normalnego stanu. ~powiadaja
dostawcy i iezeli tylko ME zaj-
die mic nadzwyczajnego. miesz--
kancy ME zaznaja .giodowk
wegianej tel zimy.
Eugcniusz Ryan, z pnr. 1905
No. La Sale ui., ktory zostai are
sztowany przez NJ. Wilsona, gso-
wnego inwestygatora z biura sta
nowego prokuratora Hoyne'a, 70
stall onegdaj zaciagnisty W ksiegi
kryminalne, ma podstawie zarzutu
oszustwa: Ryan, jak utrzymuje
policya, miai sprzedawae nagrcb-
X i pomniki. ktorych nigdy ME
acstawiai. przez co miai naciae
nae ludzi ma przeszlo $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
News
TRepubIican A. P. Leased WireI

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-Buoyancy marked the opening of today's trading on the stock exchange, but the market failed to retain it's early promise of fur ther improvement and a sharp reversal set in before noon.
 In the morning leaders augmented recent recoveries by one to four points on extensive operations in which the long account seemed to be well repre- sented.
 General Motors was the most con- spicuous feature, it's activity and strength being directly traceable to overnight reports that control of the company had been passed to the Nor ] gan-Du Pont interests.
 | According to reports current in the financial district, the holdings of spec
 ulative interests in other prominent in dustriaI companies have been trans
 ferred by private settlement from weak
 to strong hands as a result of the se-
 were collapse of prices and shrinkage of
 war profits.
 With the reversal, junior rails be- came the center of a concerted drive at reactions of 10 to Is points with New Haven as the chief sufferer.
 Weakness of this group was attrib- 1ted to the frank statements made be- fore the interstate commerce commls-
 sion in which it was declared that re-
 ceiverships are inevitable unless these roads are permitted to make freight re- adjustments.
 Shippings, steeIs and equipments
 cancelled their advance in large part
 while the market was experiencing it's
 secondary reaction, losses exceeding gains at the irregular close. Sales { amounted to 100000 shares. Money and foreign exchange were
 stabilizing influences, all the days cal
 loans being made at the unusually low rate of six per cent while remittance:
 to London and continental Europe were , steady when not firm.
 , Bonds tended mainly higher all tn , liberty and victory issues, with on
 exception, closing at gains. Total sales par value, $15, 900. Old United State twos and fours were half per cent lowe
 on call.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-Brisk deman Z today for cash wheat for export ha ' bullish effect on the future deliver D market On the upturn in prices. ire 2 selling took place and a sharp reactio : occurred, but rallies quickly ensuet ' Improved financial conditions wer r generally regarded as strengthenin ' factors. Opening prices, which range L. from half cent to four cents highe s with December $1.61 to $1.611A, an
 March $1.57 to $1.59, were followed b e setbacks to well below yesterdays fir e ish and then by substantial fires e gains
 e Corn was swayed by the action . wheat. After opening ss to lent highe d including December at 65A to 655s, u ,f market sagged somewhat and then TO: ,t higher than before.
 II Traders in oats took their cue fro, Is the course of other cereals. The maj y ket opened F tossc up, May 4Sh ot 4sh, eased ofof temporarily and the 1t ascended with considerable vigor. at Lowest quotations of the season f. the hog market had depressing infll D. ence on provisions despite gra cn strength.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24

for Mesa on Thanksgiving is the dance to be given by the Mutual Improve ment association in the l.. D. $. audi torium Thursday night. Phoenix mu- sic has been secured for the occasino and an enjoyable evening is promised.
 Many Attend Star Ball
 A large number attended the ball given by the Mesa chapter of tho Eastern Star in the Masonic hall on Tuesday night.
 Many Features for Joy Night
 Joy night at the high school on Thanksgiving night gives promise of being one of the big events in the high school social season. Many interest ing and unique features are being planned for the evenings entertains ment.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa: Maurice Tour neurs special production called My Lady's Garter" with all-star cast; comedy Doing Fine;" Paramount Magazine.
 Gilbert: Mary Began. starring An ita Stewart; Sunshine comedy called Heart Snatchers"
 Tempe: Jack Straw" starring Rob- ert Warwick; Burton Holmes travel picture.
 Chandler: "The Isle of Conquest starring Norma Talmadge: "Phan. tom Foe" a serial featuring Juanits Hansen.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
CHARITABLE SOCIETY NAMES NEW OFFICERS

TEMPE, Nov. 23-The Associated Charities met Monday evening for it's annual business meeting and election of officers.
 The retiring chairman, D. w. Windes, made report of the charitable and relief work performed by the organiza- tion. The secretary treasurer's report showed the organization in good finan- cial shape and in position to take care of cases of need in the community. The people of this town and vicinity will be glad to know that this movement is squarely on its feet and ready to relieve individuals of burdens of this sort.
 The officers elected for the ensuing year are: Chairman, A. B. Clark; sec- retary treasurer, F. NJ. Irish; board of directors, Miss Louise Lynd, Mrs. For est Rich, Rev. T. O. Douglass, D. w. Windes and J. R. Murdock G. w. Catterline was reappointed chairman of the Investigating and relief committee It is urged that all cases of need of whatever nature, be reported to MT Catterline or some other officer of the organization and proper care will be given the case
 Little Billy DrolIinger Passes
 Billy Brollinger, little daughter oi Mrs. l.. s. Barker died at the home oi her grandparents, MT. arm Mrs. c. O Austin, early Monday morning of dip | theria. Billy was a sweet little girl about two years old and was beloved by all who knew her. She was laid tc rest in the Double Butte cemetery Monday afternoon at 3:30. The great profussion of beautiful flowers heapeC on her grave bespoke of her popularity with every one. The people of Temp, extend heartfelt sympathy to the grief stricken family.
 PRESCOTT VISITOR
 Mrs. James Hartsfield. who with he family resided in Tempe for years, f here from Prescott visiting old friends She is the guest of Mrs. Matthie Bir chett.
 Home Talent Play to Be Put On
 Some public spirited men and womel of the town have undertaken the tas of presenting home talent play som time in December. the proceeds, if anS to be given to the Associated Charitie. The hearty support of the communit is invited. The all-star company prom ises to give full value received in tn presentation of the play.
 Red Cross Drive On
 The annual Red Cross drive is on an several of the Normal and high schoC girls will be on duty all day Wednes day in the different business house of Tempe and everyone is urged to pa their dollar before Wednesday nigh The committee feels confident that will not be necessary to make a house
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
LIVE STOCK Chieaoo

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-CU. $. Bureau of Markets) ri CATTLE: Receipts, 16,O0O head desirable beef steers showing corn feeding unevenly higher, others stronger; two loads yearlings, fed, $1750; quality better; bulk na- tive steers, $9.00Q15.00; bulk west erns, $7.250S.50: butcher and canner she stock steady to strong, spots higher; bulk butcher cows, S4.750 S7.25; canhers, $3.25@S.75; bulls and stock cattle steady; veal calves most ly 25c lower: best. $14.0o@14.25 to packers.
 HOGS: Receipts, SS,000 head mar ket active, mostly $1.00 lower than yesterdays average; top, one load, S10.50; out of line, practical top, $10.25 had to beat s10.10 later; bulk. $9.75G 1 1010; pigs mostly 75c to $1.00 lower bulk desirable 100 to 130 pound pigs i $10.00@10.50.
 SHEEP: Receipts, 1S,O00 head; ia classes opening about steady; quality common top native and fed western: lower; early top, $10.75; bulk natives | $10.O0@10.76; fat ewes, $4.50; bulk O native ewes, $4.00@4.25; large number of feeders held over from yesterday market slow and weak.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 23.-U. $. Blu reau of Markets) - CATTLE: Re ceipts, 11,500 head; bulls and feeders steady: she stock and beef steer steady to 25c higher; best steers. earl, s12.25; bulk she stock. $5.50@7.00 canners mostly $3.75@400; calve strong to soc higher; best vealers $1350.
 HOGS: Receipts. 25.ooO head; mar ket opened S1.00 lower, closing S1.0 to SIPS lower than yesterdays aver age: part load top. s1o.20; out of line practical top, s10.10; bulk of sale: s9.s5@1O.10; good and choice fat pig $9.25@ @9.50.
 SHEEP: Receipts, $500 head; ia classes steady; native lambs, $1O.65 Colorado lambs, $10.S5. Denver DENVER, Nov. 23.-CATTDE: Re
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24

to-house canvas this year and hopes that by closing time Wednesday, the 500 members of Tempe will have paid their dues. Many people do not realize that the greater amount of this money remains at home in all cases 90 per cent and in some cases so per cent.
 Opening Dance Thursday Night
 Y. Waldrop. the new manager of the Herzberg hall, will give an opening dance Thursday night. The music will be furnished by five or six piece or chestra and 10-cent dances will be fea- tured.
 Thanksgiving Services at Church All the Tempe churches will have a 1 joint Thanksgiving service at the | Christian church Thursday morning al Il o'clock. Special music will be fur nished by the Christian church. Every one invited.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
WILL TAKE CHARGE
 IF ENGRAVING FIRM

F. w Hughes, formerly of New York and later of Los Angeles. will arrive in Phoenix this morning to take charge of the mechanical department of the Arizona Engraving company t.,
 MT. Hughes has had many years of experience in various phases of en- graving and is rated as very high class man in his profession all over the country.
 The Arizona Engraving company will occupy it's new location in the Heard building about December {. l. Machinery and apparatus are now ls1'v irving and the installation of this equipment will be commenced within a few days under MT. Hughes super vision. saTsa
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
Produce

With practically every variety of fruits and vegetables sold to the local markets in preparation of the Thanks giving day trade, the wholesale houses of Phoenix present @ barren appear ance. Several carloads of potatoes and apples have been disposed of this week. A car of cranberries was entirely sold out and to meet the demand a large shipment of berries has been ordered by express. This shipment will arrive today. A shipment of fresh straw berries has been received and placed on the market, according to reports. The prices in the local markets are ne fOllOWs-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
TRepubllcan A. p. Leased wIreJ

HONOLULU, T. H., Nov 22--Gover- nor c. J. Mccarthy recently pardoned Cerilo Pallan, who had served six years of a 25-year sentence following hls conviction of second regree murder. The governor said he issued the pars don on the strength of recently acquired information which indicated that tPal- Ian was innocent of the crime with which he was charged and for which he had served six years in the Oahu penitentiary
Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
TRepubIIcan A. p. Leased wire1

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 22-A dejeet- ed, moth-eaten mule helped pay an election bet here after the election. A leading democrat of Fairfax, 40 miles away in the Cascades. rode the mule from his home into Tacoma, and parad- ed through the business streets. rCoK Lost; So Did I; I Am Paying An Eiec7 ton Bet" a sign upon the mule an nounced