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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
IA ESCUELA NORMAL LIsRE
Sc REFUNOIRA CON IA OFFICIAL

In vista de cue e. senior Professor
Fortunate Lozano. ACADIA de ser nom
braio Director de la EscUela Normal
del Es;ado. puesJo que ocUpaba ante
-tormente y Ge! cual I've rsmovido por
h. administrator de Santos. IS cast
seS4ro que Ia Escuela Normal Lihre
que dicho professor en- union Ge uu
crupo de maes,-cs hahla alberto. pa
n dar instruction a los j~6venes que
50 negaron a seguir concurrierdo 4 la
/ EscueIa Official. qvedara refundida
con tsta. toda vez Que IA cauSa que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
~DESTAcAMENTOS EN- TODOS
LOS pUEBLOS DEL ESTADO

Con objeto de dar garantias a las
vidas q intereses de los habitantes del
Estado. ell goberuador INFERNO Gene
raj Porfirio Gonzalez ha dadc va los
pasos encaminados a que Sc estao'es-
can guarniciones perH'anentes en- to-
das las pobIaciones de esta Entidad-
A tai efecto. han estado saliendo
10 csta capital. fuerzas suflcientes
nara deiar destacamentos en- varios
puebios V Sc espe-a que para fines del
mes en- curse. todas las prlncipaies
poblaciones. ONO las cabeceras de
los municipios. estarin guarnecidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
Ia ESCOLTA DE ESPi-
NOSA MIRElES

Fl Tcniente Genera; Benito Alanfs,
uno de los jefes revolucionarios que
con:ri3uyeron al d~errocaEiento del pa
sado regimen. llegI 4 csta capital pro-
ceden:e dc China. y. l.. habienTo in
tornado 4 Ia Jefatura de las Armas Y
nj G~obernador INFERNO del Estado. So
bre Ia rendici6n de is hombres perte-
n~ecientes n Ia escolta del ~eX-goberna-
dor De Coahuila. Lie. Gustavo Espi-
nosa MireIeS. Cue hace tempo cruz6
a territorio americana. Los citados
inG;viiuoS. scgIn manifesto ell Tenien-
te Coronel Alanfs. Sc encuentra aho-
ra Incorporates a sus fuerzas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

ciendo Ia historic de uno De eSos Sc
tuvo "a ocurrencia de narrarla en- es-
tas breveS ' nal perEenadas lfneas.
e. combnt!eate no ma caido RCn, Vi
We ! lucha, SURE : espera, trabaja y
cree. Podtis encoutra-lO en- las GALES
de u capital. en- suS paseos. teatrCs
: tertuliaS. \ todaS parties ocuYre,
aunque pocaS veces, es decir. de tar
de en- tarde. Lleva sob-e su altiva
frente la marCa 10 fuego del desIi-
no que Ia ha puesta pAlida = SOM
bria: suS Ojog estau ~triStes, c
0pacoS. : 81 vista Sc IA gastado por
el excessive estudio a que Sc entire
ga. para abreviar el tempo y Ia eXis-
tencla; su nirada es a veces vaga:
m~elanc6lica y profunda. 10 denas del
individuo. NADIA reveal de su pasado
nj de SuS re~cuerdos. Parece IN eX-
rravagante. un hombre rare Y NADIA
mas.
lie he visto en- ell teatro devorando
ansiosamente con Ia mirada febrii d
;odas las mujeres hermosas. que lie
naban los palcos y plateas en- una no
che de opera. Parecta buscar alguna
semejante a Ia que 81 Nevada i'm
presa en- eI coraz6 Y en- sus recuesdos:
y al no encontrarla. le he visto sa-
hrse rapidamente apenas terminado
e. primer acto. lie he visto tamb.en
ct I'm bale seguir con aasia las vuel-
tas de walls que descrtoen las paretas,
y huscar entire elias IA imagen gra-
bada en- su cerebro con buril can
dente de Ia passion Y al c~onvencerse
de que no habfa ainguna parecida,
touarme del brazo de IN modo ner-
divide, J nientras 30 le reprochaba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
LA FAMiLlA DEL EH-GOSsH-
MAJOR ZAmBRANO

La familia del senior don Nicefore
.Zambrano, ex-gobernador del Estado DC
Nuevo Leon Y actual Consul Mexlca-
no en- San Francisco. California Sc en-
~cuentra en- esta ciudad, desde aver Il
~regreso de Ia familia Eambrano obede-
ce. segLn Sc dice. al proximo matrl-
monio de ur.a de las hijas de don Nj
ceforo. la senorita Rosalina. FL seno'
Zambrano acompan6 a su familia hasts
la ciudad de Laredo. Texas. de dondt
Sc reSres6 a San Antonio para con
tinuar SUI yiaje 4 San Francisco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
81 Lie. EDUARDO /. MARTINEZ

Despuas de seis aHos POGO mas c
menCs de ausencia. ha vuelto a esta
ciudad 81 senior Lie. Eduardo /. Martf-
81. abogado neOlones gu" desempehara
iIaportantes pucstos publ!cos en- 81 Es-
tado en- las paSadas administrations
II Lie. Martinez Sc e]ncontraba eXpa-
triado dcsde 1914 habiendC resid!do la
mavor parte de csc tempo en- San An
;orio. Texas. en- donde desde hace al
sun tempo tcnfa la representation
del General Pelaez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
POR LOS HOTELES

Las siguicntes rs-sonas uesaron aver = IS
n eiudad de San Antonio. y Sc hospedan en-
e hotel Gunte-. Bernardo de IA Carr" Jr-. PFC
cedeute de Ia ciudad fronteriza de Laredo,
Texas: Mr.. ; Mrs A. B. Waltanr. dc "a c'udad
De Monterrey. Nuevo Leon. M. William VI.
R.tlerNa. de Mexico. D F: Mr.. J. Il. Rei-.
% n ciudad de Guadalajara. Jslisco: NJ. :.
c. S,cvrns. de "a ciudad de Tepic. Estado de
Sayarit-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

Sc hospSaan en- e. Hotel St Anthony Mr..
William z. Lucas = 81 esPosa, prccedentes
de- IA vecina eiudad de Laredo, Texas los Sc
S,res A. Blast : Luque. prcceden.es de Ia cG
dad de Mexico. D. :.
LIesaron aver a ests ciudsd e. senior :. !.
ca-denas y 81 sonora csposs. procedentes de
Ia de Saltino. Coahusa. y Sc hospedan en- e
Hotel Lanier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

origin6 su creaci6n, la sido suprimi-
da.
LIE restitution del professor Lozano or
la Direction de las EscGelas Norma
les. que con tanta eficacia hab1a We
nido Gesempenando. ha causado mag
mica impression entire los miembros
del Magisterio ~neolones y cspecialmen-
,e entire los educandos de esos plan
teleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
NUEVO DIRECTOR DE INSTRUC,
ClON PRlMARlA

Para llenar Ii vacante que dejara
81 professor CelSo Flores Zanora, a
abandonar e. cargo de Director General
dc instruction Primaria en- el F,stado
el gobcrnador INFERNO. general Porfiric
Gonzalez. ha designado al professor Ma
riano de la Cara. uno de los viejos y
prcStigiaGos miembros del Magisterio
de Nuevo Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
DE MONTERREY, ~ L.

Reanudan sus trabajos los partidos p%oliticos.-La Escue-
la Normal Lbre Sc refundira con la OficiaL-Llego Ell
Lie. Eduardo ]. Martinez.-Libertad de I'm antique
Observation-Disclosures ea todos los pueblos.
-Ampliacion de la red telefonico.-La Camara MI
nera del Estado. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26

HACEMoS P~ELICULAS
CINEMAToCRAFICAS
Para usos Comerciales o privados. Pode
mos cenargarnos de la manufacture de cua'
quier cIase de peIicula. Para nayores inior'
mes. ~d!rijansc a
j. Kenneth Mullin
oo2 RUSSELL BLDG.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
Legal Advertising
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

 Of Maricopa County. State of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate Of sam v. Webb. deceased.
 Notice of hearing petition for pro- bate of will
 Notice is hereby given that Mary Jane Webb has filed in this court a certain document purporting to be the last will and testament of Sam +, Webb. deceased. together with her pe- tftion praying that said document be admitted to probate in this court as the last will and testament of said sam F. Webb. who, said petitioner al- iercs. is deceased. and that letters testamentary issued thereon to said petitioner. and that same will be heard sn Monday. the 22d day of November, A- ID. 1920. at 1:30 o'clock in the after noon of said day. at the court room of said court in the court house in the city of Phoenix. county of Maricopa- state of Arizona. and all persons inter- ested fin said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause M any they have. why the prayer ot aaid petitioner should not be granted
 CLAUDE S. BERRYMAN.
 Clerk Rv N. c. Moore, Deputy Clerk.
 Dated November Q. 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
|Eldr.ketN

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s-Liquidation of securities on the stock exchange made further perceptible progress to- day. the reaction being accompanleo by unsettlement in various branches or commerce and industry and addltlonal confusion in the leading commodity markets.
 Today's losses were sustained Tn the faca of the easiest money conditions known for weeks. Call loans opened at T per cent and relaxed to per cent during the mid session. while time finds were more freely offered than at any period since the early autumn.
 It was pointed out that the ease or money could hardly be regarded as a bullish factor, inasmuch as this conol- tion was almost wholly due to the re- lease of enormous amounts of cash re- sulting from stock market liquidation l One of the significant developments was the passing of the quarteriy olNi- dend on the common shares or Amer 1 ican InternationaA That stock SUI fered an extreme loss of II points at 3SK making only a feeble recovery later Susnension of the American h. ternational dividend was the slgnal for enormous selling of other ship pings. Mercantile Marine preferred making a net loss of 5% points, Ohlteo Fruit SIS, and Atlantic Gulf 2A-
 | United States Steel made a new 10" for three years, at S0A, but lost only noint on the day. Among the other outstanding features of weakness were inc independent steels, equipments, mo- tor specialties and tobaccos and leather issues at gross recessions Of to points. Sales amounted to l,19V'oV' shares. Foreign exchange, especldhy . British rate. was strong during the
 morning, but reacted snaIpAy
 Heavy trading in bonds, including
 Liberty issues and internallonalS, ~oN lattended but variable with moderate de' clines. Total sales, par value, aggre'
 gated $16,S75, 000. Old United states
 bonds were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
Financial Review
Federal Aid for Cotton Producers
By ERIC KO55E Of BIyth, Witter & Co.

Federal Aid for Cotton Producers
 Although the attitude of the federal reserve banks toward loans to cotton and wheat producers has already been explained in The Review, there IS stlll so much misunderstanding or the situation and erroneous impressions of the power and legal limits ,of the reserve board, that fuller and more detailed explanation would seem or value.
 There seems to be a growing feeling of hostility to the federal reserve board, because it does not help pro ducers to obtain financial aid whereby they may hold their crops until such a time as the price advances to point that will show the producer a legitimate profit. |, Although the right of the producer to that profit is not questioned, the means of obtaining 1t are questioned. It has been conclu- sively shown that production and financing have been carried on on a very extrava gant scale, and on a basis of a very high price for the com modity. This high price, however. due entirely to natural causes did not ma terialize, and in consequence of the
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
LEGAL NOTICE

7khis is to certify that J. l.. Hatchett hal made application for a license to operate a stage between Phoenix and Holmes Wooten Store; and notice Is further given that a hearing on said application will be Eeld before said Ari- zona Corporation Commission at the Capitol Building in the city of Phoe- nix. Arizona, at 10 a. m. on the 20th day of November. 1920.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 18th day of November, 1920.
 (Signed) J. l.. HATCHETT.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
TO ORGANIZE MUSIC
 DEPARTMENT IF CLUB

TEMPE, Nov 1s.-The musical de- partment of the Woman's club will meet in the high school building next Monday evening at 7:30 and all those who wish to join are requested to be present, as the organization will be completed at that time. Anyone who is member of the Woman's club is eligible to become member without paying extra dues. Men who are in terested in usic also are invited to at tend. Their dues will be 50 cents a year. One does not have to be a mu- sician to belong to this organization, as the club wants social members as we'll as active ones. The study of mu- sic will be taken up at these meetings and some interesting papers and good programs will be given.
 Funeral of Clyde L. Miller | The body of Clyde l.. Miller, son of Mrs. Lillian Erwin. arrived in Phoenix Thursday morning. The funeral serv- ices will be held at the A. H. Mc- Lellan chapel Friday afternoon at 2 p. m. Rev. Benton will officiate. The American legion will have charge of the funeral.
 Here From Douglas l Mrs. Nina Webster of Douglas ar- rived in Tempe Wednesday morning and is the guest of her sister. Mrs. L. Erwin. Mrs Webster came to attend the funeral of her nephew. Clyde Miller.
 Able to Leave Hospital
 Mrs. Fora Mcdonald. who under went an operation in Phoenix severa- weeks ago, has improved sufficiently to leave the hospital and is now at the home of Mrs. s. Y. Barkley m fnoeiii@
 Concert Saturday Night | which is t( be given at the Congregational church Saturday night
 Leaves for Los Angeles
 Joe Birchett left Thursday night fol Los Angeles to be with Dr. and Mrs IB. B. Mouer a few days. The doctor is not quite so we'll as last reported Wins Southside Championship
 The Tempe grammar school basket ball teams played the Alma teami Thursday afternoon. The Tempe gnN won 14 to 3, while the boys score wa to 3 in favor of the Alma team. Al though the Tempe boys lost this game thev won the southside championship on their previous good playing.
 Returns From Los Angeles
 John and Jesse Chilson returne' Thursday morning from Los Angeles Jesse wTrs leave for his home in Pay son in a few days.
 New Mexico Visitor
 Edwin Eley of Hurley, N. M., arrive in Tempe Thursday morning to atten the funeral of Clyde Miller, which is t be held in Phoenix Friday afternoon He is a guest at the Erwin home O Farmers avenue.
 Attention Be sure to attend the big danc which is to be given in the new Herz berg hall Friday night by the Wom ans club for the benefit of the build ing fund. Fine music and the best C |, floors.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
MESA POLICE WAR ON
 OFFENDING AUTO|STS

MESA. Nov. 1S-More than a score of arrests have been made in Mesa this week by the police force as a result of the campaign being waged against motorists who persist in driving their cars improperly lighted. Fines of from S5 up have been as- sessed in the majority of cases that have been tried in court.
 Ten arrests were made Monday night by the police, and of the ten of- lenders six paid fines. More arrests have followed nightly and the force will be kept actively at work until motorists are acquainted with the traffic ordinance and drive with two headlights and the taillight lighted.
 Music Section Meets Friday
 The music section of the Mesa Woman's club will hold it's regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Episcopal Guild hall An interesting program consisting of the following numbers has been ar ranged: Paper "The Influence o1 Italian Music in the Sixteenth Gen. tury," Mrs. O. F. Ferguson; paper, current events, Mrs. Todt; paper Rossini. with illustrations, Mrs. Leo Lesueur.
 "GentIemen's Night" Friday
 The Mesa Woman's club will be hosts Friday evening at an entertain ment to be given in the high school auditorium. The occasion is gen tlemen's night" husbands of the clut members being guests of honor. Instructors Luncheon Guests 1 Several of the instructors fin the Mesa high school will be guests oi l the commercial club directors at the weekly luncheon business meeting tt be held Friday noon in the American Kitchen. School matters are to bt discussed by the directors together with other matters on their business program.
 Soldiers Body Arrives | The remains of Robert M. Tyler | American soldier who died overseas arrived in Mesa Thursday mornini under military escort from the port o debarkation in Hoboken and is beini held here at the Burton undertakini parlors. The parents of the desease' reside in Chandler and funeral serv ives will be held there Friday after noon at the hCandler Ward chape The American Legion post of Chand Ter will assist in the services.
 Masonic Work Friday
 The eMsa Masonic lodge will hold special session Friday evening for tn conferring of work in the secon degree.
 Southsde Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa-"Eyes of Truth starring Lady Tsen Mei. Pathe Newf Second episode of the "Phanton Foe serial starring Juanita Hansen. Nut and Jeff cartoon called "The Tang Dancers"
 Gilbert-"A Lady in Love's starrin Ethel Clayton. Comedy "I>osse Lion and First Love"
 Tempe-"Alarm Clock Andy" star ring Charles Ray. Comedy Rock Bye Baby" Paramount Magazine. Chandler-"His House in Order starring Elsie Ferguson. Bray PictC graph called "A Trip to the Moon."
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19

Mrs. o. O. Holsinger, R. 1, Phoenix; second, Mrs. o. F. Temple, 3S0 North Fifteenth avenue, Phoenix. Best crocheted slippers: First Mrs 1 o. F. Temple, 3S0 North Fifteenth avenue, Phoenix; second, Mrs. Ada Joiner. Chandler, Ariz. Best crocheted scarf or shawl: First, Mrs o. F. Temple, S30 North Fifteenth 1 avenue. Phoenix.
 1 B. F. Meyer R. ?. Phoenix; second Mrs. E. G. Grove, 1911 West Fillmore, Phoenix.
 Best crocheted sweater, filet: First. | Mrs. Temple Emery, R. g. Phoenix: second; Mrs. Ella McDaniel, R. $, Phoenix.
 Best specimen crochet, other than mentioned: First. Mrs. W. E. Elliot. 1929 West Jefferson, Phoenix; second, Hilda Erickson. BOP Riverside road, Phoenix.
 Best knitted slippers: First, Mrs, Arthur L. Flagg, 29 Holly street, Phoenix: second. Nellie Johnson, SIG
 North Fourth avenue. Phoenix.
 Best knitted sweater: First, Mrs
 Temple Emery, R. 2, Phoenix; second
 Bradford Pierce. box 127o Phoenix. Best knitted scarf or shawl: First , Mrs. O. F. Temple, 330 North Fifteenth avenue. Phoenix; second, Bradford Pierce, box 1270. Phoenix. Best specimen knitting, other thar mentioned: First, Mrs. R. W West
 over, R. 1, Tempe, Ariz.; second, Mrs
 o. F. Temple, S30 North Fifteenth avenue. Phoenix.
 Best specimen initial or monogram
 Watts, 7SS West Taylor, Phoenix second, Mrs. F. B. Gregg, R.
 Phoenix.
 Best embroidered child's dress: First
 Mrs. F. B. Gregg, R. 1, Phoenix; sec ond, Mrs. Walter A. Brown, 520 NortI
 Seventh avenue. Phoenix. Best embroidered waist: First, Mrs Charles B. Palmer, 1906 West Wash ington street, Phoenix. Best embroidered apron: First Emma Enas. Phoenix Indian school
 second, Mrs. F. B. Gregg, R. ] Phoenix.
 Specials Best specimen embroidery. the Cen tral Pharmacy special, No. Browni cemera: First, Lucille Doster, 36 K North Third avenue, Phoenix. Best doll made of cloth, Donofri Confectionery company, first s, leather box candy, second, s2 Ieathe
 box candy: First, Mrs. Marie F Cross, box 972, Phoenix; second, Mrs Joseph c. Green, 1885 West Adam, N Phoenix.
 Best crocheted yoke, Kress specia $3 in merchandise: Mrs. O. F. Templ,
 330 North Fifteenth avenue, Phoeni, Best luncheon cloth. embroidery an
 crochet, Berryhil company specia.
 bronze book ends: Mrs. E. H. Fowler
 1909 West Washington, Phoenix. Best dress, the Phoenix Nations
 bank special, $5 in cash: Mrs. R. \
 Johnson, ScottsdaIe stage Phoenix. Best S5 hat, the Phoenix Nation,
 bank special, s in cash: Mrs. Mar \ c. Crenshaw. S41 North First avenu \ Phoenix.
 Best fancy beaded bag, Vic Ham
 special, $5 in merchandise. MT E George s. Curtis, S19 First avenue. Best top animal made of cloth. u
 Bear Drug company special, s in mel
 chandise: Mrs. Mary C. Crenshaw, & k North First avenue.
 French mandle shades hand mad E Hege and company special. cut gla!
 cream and sugar: Mrs. A. s. Dunca - 1929 West Jefferson.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
LEGAL NOTICE

This is to certify that Sam Barber has made application for a license to operate a stage between Glendale, Peoria and Marinette; and notice is further given that a hearing on said application will be held before said Arizona Corporation Commission at the Capitol building in the city of Phoenix. Arizona. at 10 a. m. on the ecth day of November, 1920.
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, this 18th day Of November. 1920.
 (Signed) SAM BARBER.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
PRODUCE Chicaoo

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s-Potatoes steady; receipts, 64 cars; northern sacked and bulk, S1.9062 %. Butter unchanged; i; eggs higher; receipts. sos cases; firsts. 7o@71c; ordinary firsts. 59@63c; at mark, cases included, 60670c; stand ards, 72@73c; storage packed firsts not quoted; refrigerator flrsts. 53054c; poultry. alive, lower; fowls, 1k95oc; springs, 22; turkeys, 40c.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
HEAL NOTICE

This is to certify that A. M. Short has made application for license to operate a stage line between Tempe and Yaoui Town: and notice is fur ther given that a hearing on said ap- plication will be held before said Ari- roma Corporation Commission at the Capitol building in the city of Phoe- nix. Arizona. at 10 a. m. on the 20tf day of November. 1920.
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, this 16tt day Of November. 1920.
 (Signed) A. M. SHORT.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Nov 1S-Liberty bonds closed: 315's, $92.So; first As. .sS7.o bid: second As, $S5.50; first 4A, sS6.- so; second 4As, $S5.4S; third AS, $SS.- 10; fourth A s, $S5.90; Victory 3A 's, ss6.1o; Victory 4%'s, $96.o2.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-19
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Prime lmer- cantile paper unchanged. Exchange easy; sterling demand 345A; cables, 346.
 New York exchange on Montreal, 10 1S-16 discount; time loan steady, unchanged.
 Call money steady; high T, low &, ruling rate T. closing bid 6, offered at 7 last loan 6