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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-19

Iuue ell tratado De Versailles. del cual
e senior Dernblrg ia hecho segu-
ramente un profundo examen pues.
go u era ell primer delegado finan
ciero de Alemania. da IN ejempIo
de las sumas anuales que los alema-
mes deben ~prepararse a pagan: a
partir del ano de 1925, los cHaren,
ia mil millones de marcos que esta-
ran Representatives por Ia segunda
serie de bonos ganaran IN interes
de IN cinco por ciento. "con un uno
cor ciento SUPPLEMENTARY para Ia a
mortizacion". ESto daria IN seIS
por ciento V no IN IA por ciento
como 10 cree e. senior Dernhurg. y
decir verdqd, la amortization Serla
~entonces IN POGO mas lenta de 10
que sIpone ell senior Dernburg (31
amos en- lugar de 30l. Pero 81 Sc
cuis;era efectuarla en- treinta amos
como dice Ell senior Dernburg no Sc
endra que hacer otra cosa que con
Su!tar los libros de calculos Va he
chos. que estan al alcance de TODD
el mundo, para comprobar este: un
capital colocado al cinco por ciento
puede reembolsarse en- treinta amos,
comprendidos los intereses, 81 sc
paga una anualidad de IN seisy
medic per ciento. Tratandose de u
ma deuda de 125 mil millones de
marcos orc, Alemania tendra que
ragar. pues, 125 millones anuales, Y
no IS millones como 10 ~pretende su
ex-Ministro de Hacienda.
Sin parar mientras en- este ligero
error. el senior Dernburg continua
| impetuosamente su augmentation,
seguido siempre por ell fiel enviadO
del Manchester Guardian. IS mil
millones de marcos orc, explica, re,
presenta, al tipo actual del cambio,
algo asi como $50 mil milloneS de
marcos papel. Como podria pro-
curarse 81 Tesoro aleman 1870 mil
milIones de entradas supplemental
Irias a~nualeS? :Por medic de impues
tos? Seria impossible, pues seria ne
~ceSario 'septuplicar" las contribu-
clones existentes. No existe mas que
IN medic: fabricar papel moneda.
Alemania~ prosigue intrepido el Sc
nor Dernburg. Va q verse obligada
> emitir anualmente $50 mil milo
mes de billetes. 10 que dara, en- trein
ia amos. IN total de 100000 600
cinco mil quiniencos miles de Milo
mes de marcos orc (cinco billones
quinientos mil millones, seg1n acos
tumbramoS cortar en- Maxicc). Y
todavia. agrega con horror el senior
Dernburg. Ia moueda alemaua Sc
| depreciara mas cordentemente. en- e.
el ~intervalo. Sera ~nsces2rio mucho
mas de diez marcos por papel para
irsprasentar ua marco uro. Por 10
t@ato. no seran "a cinco nil quInien
tics miles de ml'cres de marcos 10
habra que emieir sino IN multiple
de esa suma fenomenal.
Por 10 demas, aaue c1an-
do Sc lie dispensara 4 Alemaa;a
cl iuteres de su Aeu}a J Sc lie ext
giera solamente el page del capital
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-19
- EFEMERLDES MEXICANAS-:-

TO aun sin sombrero, Y fue al oepo-
sito a dar disposiciones para que NJ
volviera a faltar ell mafZ. FL pueoio
que Sc enter6 del case, d
virrey a palacio, saludandoie con III
chos aplau5cs.
Mucho Lgradaban n virrey los il
plausos del pueblo. Una VeZ para Hd-
Ger ostentaci6n de ST habIl'6ad pa
ra manejar IN c~arruaje y de Ia her-
nosura de la virreina, sali6 con esti
en- una celesa alberta, goaernahuo
81 mismo los caballos en- IL plaza &C
toros. en- cl,yo redondel di6 Farla'
yueItas en- medic de los aplausos de
la muchedumbre.
En- otra OCCASION hizo que su hiJo'
todavia perueno, senEase plaza de SO!
dado V para solemnizar tai suceso
dis una merienda a todo ell regimen
to a qIe ingres6 el nino. sobre IA az9
tea 6e palacio.
Esos medicines. ccntrari1S a Ia gra
vedad que siemrre habian desplega-
do les virreyes. hiciercn naccr en- n
cortc de Espana, siempre suspicaZ'
SospechaS dc que el virrey Guislesa
alzarse con el mandc V pro2!amarse
rey de Mexico. Las sospeChas Sc u
n1entaron con Ia construction del pa
lacio de Chapultcpec para rocreo IH
los virreyes. Habia ali antcs Il ca
sa pequeFa en- que Sc alojaban los
virreyes 4 su llegada y antes de Ia
Ger su entrada err ia ciudad. Esa q
sa. 10 mismo que una hermita que
hab.a en- Ia cumbre del cerro. esta-
ba al cuidado dc TN alcaife que Sc
tirulaba serlo de Ia real asa y cast
tillo dc "Chapultepec". La corte hah'a
dado authorization para renovar esa,
casa, que amenaZaba ruina, ralcuiau
dose el costo dc Ia obra en- doce NIL
pesos. FL virrey Bucarcli. que rccibid
eSa authorization, temicndo que el cos
TO fue-I mayor naGa hizo. pero el
condo de Galvez c~onstruy6 eli palG-
clio sobre el ccrro, con IN iardin y
otras obraS que lie dabar aspecto de
for;i[icaciGI.
Este e atrajo Al virrcy grandes dis
gustos en- Ia corte, de cuEas ~resuluas
muri6 Ell 8 de n~ovierhre de 1876.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-19

Tradueeion del frances para L"
Prensa".
Sin esperar a one tenga lug&r Ia
~eopferencia de Spa. ei "Nanches
Ter Guardian" ha Querido goner .
a vista de y lectores la opinion de
IN financiero aleman. En- "a parte
SUPERIOR de la pagina en- que Sc en-
cusntran u informaciones prIncl-
nsles, le consagra dos columnaS a
IN articulo que .el senior Bernhard
Dernburg, Secretario de Estado de
las Colonies on el reiaado de Gn2'
,lern,o II ' Ministro de Hacienda
despuss de la r~evolucion, pub1lco en-
a s.Berliner Tageblatt'. Al repro
ducir las reflexiones del senior Dern
burg el enviaGo especial del Man
chester Guardian" en- Berlin % TO-
ma Ell trabajo de hacer rcsaltar su
yaior:
"Es IN articulo importante, decla
"a. e. n DernbUrg no So.amen-
,e faS ell primer dclegado flnancle-
70 de Alemaeia a Versailles, sino
y tambien eS Ia PerSonalidad dl-
recta V ell principal portavoz de csc
mundo cerrado de las atlas iInan-
zas y de las atlas industrias alema-
mes, 10 que lie p~roporciona los n
COS elementOS capaceS de permltlr
formar IN juicio jus19 acerca de las
eapacidades de Alemaeia ....
PreseneaGo de esta manera, e!
testimonio del senior Dernburg es
uno de los que podrian influir en- Ia
opinion del publico ingleS Y por con
s~ecuencia en- IL actitud del gobierno
britanico.
ConozcamoSlo. pues va sea en- e.
texto original CUE proporcionan las
dos primeras paginas del "Berhner
Tageblatt". va en- el analsis muy e
yacto que hace de ell Manchester
Guardian. La parte principal de eS
- largo estudio es aquella en- que et
Sr Dernburg Sc pregunta 81 Ale
mania podra pagan 125 mil millones
de marcos orc, coz suS intereses. De
j6mosle "a palabra:
"Se ia indicado IA suma de 10
mil milones de marcos oro. Tn ca
pital con ~intereses compuestos al ,
Tcr ricnto. sc 5obia pe~riodicarnenr
re en- unos catorce amos aproNIma-
damente. Una sumo de 125 mil MI
Homes representa-. al cabo de treln-
: a amos. $50 mil milloneS &c marcos
orc: exjce una aHualidad es deer
treinta pages iguales de IS mil mi
Homes dc marcos oro".
FL enviado especial del "Marches-
ter Guardian" Ia reproducido sin
pestanear este pa-rafo. e. Man
chester Guardian" 10 ha pubheado
sin Ia menor observation.
Esperamos, replica el Temps en-
IN articulo aclaratorio. que los lee
torres ingleseS. que saben contar,
tendran Ia curioSidad de averiguar
como lego e. senior Dernburg s 81
anuaidad de IS mil milloees tI4,4
Dor ciento del capital cue hay que
reemboisarl. Sin meternos aqui en-
ninsun calculo, bastard recordar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-19

tie, antes de If a Spa, seria saber
conque espiritu va a ~presentarse a
Iii el gobierno aleman. Por ell mo
mento. es premature Y p~eliproso, a.
case, agitar los "avaluos glohales'
de la deuda alemana. Esos ndmeros
no tienen significacion sino ell case
de que Sc yea hacia que fin sc dirige
ell gobierno aleman. hacia las solu,
clones legitimas V lealmente acePta,
das que harae subir definitivamen'
tie ell valor de su moneda, o hacia e
quivocos Y resistencias en- medic
de las cuales Sc reduciria a migaJas
Ell credito del Reich. En- tanto que
no Sc conozcan bien las intencione:
de Alemania. eS una tarea vana esa
de jugar con las centenas de milla.
res de millones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-19

ESTADO DEL TEMPO

rRONOSTICO que rinde para hoy e
Observatorio Meteorological de San Ar
torio:
Nublados ~frecuentes V n tempera
tura maxima entire los SO v 90 grades
M~oderados vientos del Sur.
La temperature de aver fluctu6 en-
ire los - V 81 grades. La tempera-
tura maxima (92 grados) dej0se SEN
tir entire 40 $50 de la tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-19

Rec6rtelo Y e~nvienoslo con SC. dl-
rigiendol GA Foley and Co. 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, III, Y ponga su
nombre y direction claros. Keciblra
en- seguida IN paqaete de prGeba
conteniendo Foley's Honey and Tar
para la tos: Foley's kidney Pills
para dolor de costado, reuEiatismo,
.rinones Y vejiga V Ec'ey'= Catilartic
Tablets, eXcelente laxante. (A5v.)
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
Pendergast District

The public school faculty was given a social reception last Thursday even ing at the West End church Many parents and patrons of the district met the new members of the faculty, who are here for a years work with the children. It is hoped that out of this "get acquainted" meeting may grow warm friendships and mutual interests between teachers and parents.
 Leave for Texas
 Miss F1oy Hawkins and Carl Butler left Monday for Texas after few weeks visit with home folks in this neighborhood. Miss Hawkins will con tinue her studies at Simmons college of Abilene Tex, while MT. Butler is in terested in an educational way in a
 Deputy Sheriff May Come
 deputy sheriff has consented to look after the enforcement of the com pulsory attendance law in this district if he is needed. It is to be hoped that parents will help to make the officers trips to this vicinity very few in num- Der.
 High School Growing
 The advanced grades or junior high school, which begin with the seventh grade and run through the tenth grade, show a decided increase in enrolment. Sixty students have already been en- rolled in these grades and several oth- CTS are intending to enroll in the near future. It is especially urged that all who expect to take courses in the ad- vanced grades enroll at an early date, as no new classes will be formed to accommodate late enrollments.
 School Opened Monday
 The Pendergast public schools opened Monday, Sept 13. with an en- rollment of about 270 pupils. The fol- lowing teachers are in charge: Miss Stella Turner first grade: Miss Alma Blount first grade; Miss Myrtle Mac Vean, second and third grades; Mrs. Neva Sue Roberts. fourth and fifth grades; Miss Attic Veta Pennington. sixth grade: Miss Adda Mae Mcclure, history and English; Miss Mary E. Harris, commercial; V. G. LaTourrette, manual training and science; Superin- tendent w. J. Wooden, mathematics; Mrs. Edith A. Jaeger, principal ward No. 1; Mrs. M. F. Simonson, primary ward No. 1. Ward No. 2S, which is being constructed in the northern part of the district has not yet been sup piled with a teacher.
 New M Machines Arrive
 Among the new additions to the equipment of the Pendergast schools are several new typewriters. The com mercial students were looking forward with eager desire to the time when the new machines would be ready for use. Miss Harris states that she is we'll pleased with her classes, both in courses are open to ninth and tenth grade students.
 P. T. A. to Organize
 The Pendergast Parent Teachers association will meet for organization next Friday afternoon, Sept. PA, at 8 30 o'clock. All parents are urged to be present.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
ZocLRK6

BACK FROM VAcATION-Ira F. Shaffner, draftsman in the surveyor generals office, has returned after vacation of three weeks.
 VISITING IN PHoENlx-Mr. and Mrs. Sabra of Tucson are visiting in ice cream manufacturer of Tucson.
 BAND CONCERT SUNDAY-In- stead of giving it's weekly concert to- night the City band will be heard in a program at Library park at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 BROTHERHOOD MEETING = The Brotherhood of American Yeoman, No. 5471, will hold its regular card party at K. P. hall tonight. All Yeomen and their friends are invited.
 ICE CREAM SOCIAL-The Cart wright church will give an ice cream social at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Marian, five and a half miles from Five Points on the Yuma road The public is invited.
 RETURN TO CiTY-Mrs. Sue H. Summers and Mrs. June Biery have returned to Phoenix after spending their summer vacation in Los Angeles. They have established their residence at PA North Fourteenth avenue.
 VISITING PARENTS = H. D. West of Tulsa, Okla, is here visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J. West, 2226 West Van Buren street MT. West has been in Oklahoma two and half years. He is now paymaster for the Casden Oil company.
 ASKS DECREE-Declaring that she has been compelled to earn her own living since he deserted her, R. Opal Walker yesterday brought suit for a decree of divorce from Harry l.. Walk = CT. charging failure to provide. They were married in Pinal county on No vember IA, 1914, she says.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

foremost citizens and ranchers of the cc1amuuity Besides a wife and two sons Ajr. St&bIer leaves a sister and two brothers. The funeral will be at tEe CIristis-; church Il3rEd3y after noon at 1:2Q ?. IT, Rev. Gilmore giving the funeral serruon.
 Carload Of Apples
 Fred Woodward, who has T ranch near Walnut Grove. has just shipped a carload of apples into Glendale which has been received with a great amount of success. Among the diff ferent varieties received were Grimes Golden, Deucia, Jonathan and King David.
 More Pickers
 More pickers arrived in Glendale to- day in the form of three Navajo In thern part Of the state To make the supplying agency in Glendale brought ing all his expenses, so that he could go over the field and see just what the labor consisted of and then he was sent back to the reservation, where he can tell the other Indians just what it is and pave the way for a plentiful supply of pickers.
 Accepts Agency
 J. R Pearce is very enthusiastic about his new battery building station and in connection with it has accept ed the agency for the Aero battery for all makes of cars.
 Elect Stoddard state senator. adv1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
Local Weather Yesterday

DeIlclency III temperature yesterday, 1 degree.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, Il degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 29 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1 to date. .565 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date. SIS inches.
 Excess since January l, 10 inches.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
WILDCAT ELS WINS
 FROM JIM DONNELLY

Wildcat Els beat Jack Spar in Yer non Tuesday evening in one of the prettieSt little scraps staged on the coast in many days, according to wire received here yesterday afternoon ELS was particularly effective with his body blows, wearing down Spars offensive.
 Perry Lewis. conquerer of Kid Palmer and one of the best known welters in the West, met defeat at the hands of Bert Colimas. Perry was knocked out in the second round. He hit the floor three times from a fusi- Jade of terrific blows showered by Co., limaS.
 Willie Hacker, also known in Phoe- nix fight circles, gave a clever exhibi tion in a four-round bout with Jim Donnelly, but lost the fight.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

ILL IN HOSPITAL-Nrs. R. M. TsA- fel Of Mesa is II in the Ststere' Acs~ pital here.
 HOLD FOUR RUSSIANS Jolln Soosoff. Jim Soosoff. Charles Soosoff and Pete Soosoff. Russians. were ar raigned before Justice Mckee on charges of aggravated assault and were all committed to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of 5000 each. They will have a hearing in a few days. The four Russians are charged with beating J. D. Conovaloff in such a manner as to cause him to be taken to a hospital for treatment. The arrests were made by Sheriff Montgomery and Deputy Sheriffs Al De Witt and Evan Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
WAFER REPORT
WEATHER EoREcAsT

Arizona: Thursday fair
 Colorado; Unsettled, cooler Thurs day; Friday fair.
 New Mexico: Fair in south, unset- tied, possibly showers in north DOT tion. warmer Thursday.
 Southern California: Unsettled.
 West Texas: Thursday and Friday generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

GLENDALE, Sept. 22.-E. F. Stab Ter, whose home is on West Glendale avenue died Tuesday at noon from a complication of diseases. The end came entirely unexpected. MT. Stab Ter was 47 years old and a former resident of the state of Michigan. After coming to Arizona he was for long time associated with the smeIters in Douglas. After that he came to Glendale, where he was one of the
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23
Cotton Reoion Bulletin

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22-Tem- peratures were above normal in most sections maxina generally 80 degrees to 90 degrees. Light to moderate show CTS occurred in southern Mississippi, eastern Oklahoma, extreme eastern Texas and along the east Gulf coast and rains of mostly one to two inches in Louisiana except three inches local ly in extreme southeast. Some reports from Mississippi missing. Tropical storm caused gales in southern Louisi- ana ROBERT 0. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

Elect stoddard state senator. adv.1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

Elect stoddard state senator. adv-1t
Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

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Arizona republican., 1920-09-23

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-18

Few of us escape measles-it
is one of the commonest of child
hood diseases. Every mother
knows the symptoms, but the
mistake that most mothers make
is in failing to realize that the
child is not fully recovered after
the eruption and fever disappear.
The air passages are still innamed
and if this inflammation is not
cleared up, the air passages may
be weakened, thus paving the
way for pneumonia OF serious
disease of the lungs.
| Nightly applications Of Vick's
VapoRub will aid nature in
relieving this inflammation. Be-
cause Vicks acts locally by stim-
tilation thru the skin to draw
out the Inflammation, attract the
blood away from the congested
spots and relieve the cough. In
addition, the medicinal ingre-
dents Of Vicks are vaporized by
the body heat. These yapors
are brsatlled in all night long,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-18
Bolivia Sends an
Apology to Peru
For Sunday Raid

Lima, Peru, Mafxs The aid-de-
camp of President Gurra of Bolivia,
called at the Peruvian legation at La
Paz yesterday and expressed the Bo-
livian governments regrets for the
attack on the legation last Sunday
night according to official advices
received here today. After the re-
ceipt of this information Foreign
Minister Porras forwarded note to
LaPaz asking for material reparation
for the loss incurred and the arrest
of officials involved iii the demon
stration Af
Detailed reports of the inctaent
indicate that many Peruvian com.
mercial houses were looted during the
disorder at LaPaz.
A crack Bolivian cavalry regiment
which was sent to Guaqui, near the
fronties, has been Withdrawn to La
Paz. which city is apparently under
martial law.
A small crowd attacked the Boliv-
ian mission here today but was driv-
en- off by the troops of guard before
any damage was done. The prefect OF
Lima Immediately called at the lega-
4 tion and expressed regrets for the in
! cident.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-18

bringing the medication 10 bear
directly upon the inAained area.
Childrcn's digcstions are deli
cate--easily disturbed by tool
much dosing" vicks, there
fore, is particularly recommended
since it is externally applied andI
SO can be used often and ffody
without the slightest harmful
effects.
Vicks should be rubbed in|
over the throat and chest until
the skin is red-then spread on|
thickly and covered with hut|
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth
ing loose around the neck and
the bed clothes arranged in the
form of a funnel SO the vapors
arising may be freely inhaled.
If the cough is annoying, swallow
a small bit Of Vicks the size Of :
pea. = 40.
Samples to new users VIII ps
sent free on request to the 'lcs
Chemical Company, 2SS Broad
Street, Greensboro, N. Q.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-18

All day long kept away from
Helen thinking that when she wantet
me she would send for me. Ny
thoughts were divided between hei
and John, started at every KNOCK
on my door. for II seemed Incredible
that John would not telegraph mt
as soon as lie received my message.
The hardest thing in the world &c
do is TO wait, not knowing what the
next moment may bring forth. VIZ
can face sorrow. pain. great crisis
but the suspense of waiting. waiting
and Watching is torture thrice refined
About s o'clock in the afternoon
Helen came to my door again.
"Forgive me. dear. for seeming sc
self-centcred. but have the theory
that one can share JOY with othe
people but one must bear sorrow
alone"
Helen. dear. YOU'D rule doesn't
work both ways. You have shared my
isorrows,as YOU never shared my hap
piness, Notwithstanding we have been
so near and dear to each other"
For moment she was silent and
then all at once she came over and
threw her arms about me. and cried
Il am afraid Katherine. l am afraid
Meant as a Compliment
"Helen.' | replied. II didn't think
you knew that sensation" And /
meant it as a compliment. Surely she
had been the captain Of her soul. She
had shown courage when she deficd
public opinion and married Robert
Gaylord and | couldn't think OF her
having fear.
For answer she said only the
innocent prattie Of child could make
me lose my courage"
What do YOU nleang Who's child 2
"Ruth's and Bohby's. Oh kather-
inc. was so strong IN my love,
told Ruth that Bobhy loved me that
he was mine---that she had no part
Of him, ANA set my dear. she has the
biggest part Their hildren--Ruth's
and Hobbx's 's-aee rivals thas ! can
not successfully comhatlr
4lsut / thought shat one of Ruth's
was that Bobby should not
SEQ the children" I sald. wondering
s. A lhoRsht that VAS the only way
ne would q, him haFe she d.fayeN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-18

Medical authorities state that near
ly nine tenths of the cases of stom-
ach trouble. indigestion, sourness,
burning, gas, bloating, nausea. etc.
are due to an excess of hydrochloric
acid in the stomach and not, as some
hnfeve. to lack of digestive juices.
When your stomach generates too
much acid, the food you eat quickly
ferinenis and becomes a sour. burn
ing, gassy, undigestible mass that
causes heartburn. belching, bloating,
pains and the misery that every stom
aeh sufferer knows well.
Artificial digestents are not needed
nsuch cases and may do real harm.
Try laying aside pepsin pills or 9TH
er digestive aids for awhile, and in
stead make it rule to drink glass
Of warm or hot magnesia water af-
ter eating. Magnesia water, which can
easily be prepared at home, acts as
soothing, swectening. neutralizing
cleanser to your stomach--it cleans.
purifies and renders harmless the
sour acid poison matter OF yesterday
and, mixing with the stomach con-
tents Of today, keeps 1t sweet and free