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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Unas horas con Villaespesa
LOQUE CUENTA Ell POETA

ia no Sc ha hecho rOgar. Ha lido
al camarote, y ha vuelto Ell segui-
da, con unas grandes cuartillas
que hacen un volumen copioso.
En- uno de los angulos del come
dor, que tiene una artfstica de-
coraci0n arabe, hemos tornado
asiento. Primero ha sidO un CRU
20 de damas muy gentiles, entire
las que fulguran los negros, los
calidos, los ardientes Ojos de la
raza; despu6s han lido llegando
los hombres, todOs los que estan
bordo, Y ell salon Sc ha llenado
de un pdblico avido de DIR la ma
ravilla.
Ell poeta lee con SUI voz ylbran-
te de un. color abaritOnado, la
description escenica del pr6logo
que ocurre en- Roma. Es una ma
ravilla de evocaci6n ell cuadrO SUI
gestivo. La figura de Simon Bo-
lfvar surge con un relieve, con
una habilidad de trazOs, con una
personalidad subyugante.
Los versos son, como los de este
admirable maestro, de una trans
parencia y de una musicalidad
arrobadOras.
Ell pr0logO es va EN- 81 un per-
fecto, un admirable poema insupe-
rable. Eel pdblico selecto que lie
ma ell salon, prOrrumpe EN- un
APPLAUSE cerrado, unanime a la ter
minaci0n de cada parlamento, en-
las frases culminantes, al final de
este pr6logo definitivo que tiene
las preparedness amplias de un
actO.
Villaespesa ha quedadO exte-
nuado, jadeante, porque ha pues-
to en- la lectura todO ell dolor y
tod0 ell amor de un tremendo
alumbramiento.
Despues han sonado los elogios,
los calidos elogios llenos de un
fervor exaltado. Van desfilandO
todos ante ell poeta y estrechan-
dole la mano fina en- que queda
un leve temblOr.
Senores que son de Colombia,
de Panama, de Curacao, prometen
asistir a la representation en- Ca
racas. El pIblico, hubiera queri-
de DIR todo el drama; pero ell poe
ia no puede mas; esta romeo, pa.
rece rOto sobre ell divan en- que
Sc desploma, un POGO cOnvulso.
Nosotros tambieh lie hemos fe-
licitado con entusiasmo sincere.
! La obra que ha hecho Villaespe-
sa, lie cubrira de gloria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
En- GI Continental

Aver domingo, ell la terraZa del hO-
tel Continental, tuvo lugar una fiesta
de cardcter fntimO, la que nueStro
particular amigo Don Julio Rojo Fa-
bian Ofreci0 a sus amigos Ell celebra-
ci6n del advenimiento de su primo
g6nito.
Tn suculento, almuerzo con todas
labs caracterfsticas de un banquete
pre-secO, acknowledgements preparado y
sery lido, reuni6 allf en- un ambiente
de cordialidad Y algeria los Sres.
HOnorato Andres, F. Valledor, Enri-
que de la Fuente, Juan Roig, A. Re-
yes Ruiz. ]. NJ. Blanco, Enrique Ra-
mes otros. Lo improvisado del ac-
to Y la regocijada causa que 10 mo-
tivaba di0 tema a los comensales para
una amena charla durante unas hO-
raS de franca familiaridad. Ell galan-
te anfitri6n fue Objeto de efusivOS
parabienes por los concurrentes, que
a los brindis, dierOn sGS manifesto
cibnes la nota emotional.
sl HicieroII usos de la, spalabra los Srs.
de la Fuente Reyes Ruiz, Blanco,
(orador maravillosO Y Don Honorato
Andres. Este tiltimO cerr6 ell acto
magiStralmente, terminando con pa
labras de sinceridad, plenas de >afec-
tos para los venturOsos espoSos ROjo-
RucabadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
I'm DOnatiVO para Gl
CiGgO de HatO TEXAS

La seilora Brfgida Barbosa, de Ba~
yam6n, nos envfa un dollar para Ell
81. EleuteriO Mel6ndez, ell ciego de
Hato TEXAS, cuyo infortunio es como
cido por todos nosotros para el que
hemos recibido algunos sOcorros.
En- la carta con que acompafia SUI
donativo la DANA, dice estas palabras
amargas: 81 Cudnta pena me causa la
triste noticia del estado en- que Sc en-
cuentra este hombre, que tanto bien
hizo en- todok los pueblos donde ha
vivido, ensenando a tantOs ninos po-
bres que, hoy j0venes, viven ayuda-
dos por los conocimientos que Ell les
trasmtti6; Y como la ingratitud suele
ser ell pago de esta Obra, estoy segu-
ra de que casi ninguno de ellos, con
ser muchos, Sc acuerdan de el.''
Nosotros excitamos la generosidad
de nuestrCg amigos, ell favor del ins
Fortunate professor que esta risgo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01

raza, entire ellos Puerto Rico.
Hemos. preguntado al insigne
.p0eta por IA noble TERRA que aca-
ba de dejar, y nos ha dicho que
ALI triuRf:in las mas atlas virtu-
ies de.1a faza y que es un pue-
bio hospit .lario y generoso. Es-
cuelas, cafreteras, Industries, to-
do floreceA ALI. Hace tambien
grandes el9gios ell poeta de la
mujer yenezolana, que es bella,
inteligente, y posee un gran tenn
perainento art1stico.
Con Ell iIustre autor de Gel AL
cazar de las Perlas', esta su Sc
cretario particular ell joven y cul-
to eseritor senior Carreras, que
5tanl Ven siente LA nostalgia de
la bella Caracas.
Villaespesa nos ha presentado
a un caballero espanol, muy anna
BILE, muy distinguido, muy entu-
SHASTA p0r Ell arte y muy opulen-
to. Els don Jose Esclusa y Casa
nova, importante propietario de
la capital venezolana, y un fervo-
rosO enthusiastic de la obra del
poeta. Ell se1or Esclusa Casa
novas es hOmbre de grandes ini-
ciativas, y ha cooperado al desa-
rrollo de importantes industrias
en- Venezuela. Ahora ha querido
asociarse a la obra que proyecta
ell poeta y va con el para regresar
con la Compania a Caracas donde
tiene su familia y su hogar.
. No podrfamos DIR algo de
ese- drama en- que ha puesto usted
tan mobiles feryores PIE hemOs
pedido a Villaeespesa. Y ell poe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01

A bordo del hermoso trasatlan-
tico LEON XIII, hemos departido
largamente ell sabado Ell la noche,
con ell ilustre poeta Francisco VII
llaespesa,. El autGr de "Aben
Humeya'', Sc dirige Espafla, don
de formara una gran cOmpafi1a
dramatica, para representa- ei
drama "Sim0n Bolivar" que ha
escrito durante su permanencia
en- Venezuela y que es, a juzgar
por los que han dido la lectura
de la obra y por la parte de la
misma que nOsOtrOs cOnOcemos,
un drama estupendo.
Villaespesa lleva consigo, una
cantidad fabulosa de pajaros de.
lraro plumaie, cogidost para el en-
las seIvas venezolanas. Lleva
tambien un negrito que Sc llama
Obreg6n y al que piensa poner un
vistoso uniforme en- cuanto llegue
Madrid. Estara en- Espaiia has
ia principles de MARIO acOplando
la compaffa, ensayando, pintan-
do decorado, hacienda el vestua-
rio, para poder debutar en- Cara
cas- ell II de abril, estrenando esa
noche ell drama "Sim0n Bolivar,
que ha sido, como va saben nues-
tros lectores, un exitO extraordi-
mario de lectura.
Villaespesa Sc muestra muy re-
conocido, muy entusiasmado por
la acogida que Sc lie ha brindado
en- Venezuela, donde Sc lie han da-
do todas las facilidades para lie
var a cabO ell magnQ proyectO
teatral que Sc propone realizar
recorriendo varios pafses de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
una TeSidGnCia

En- la tarde del domingo Sc llevo
a efecto la interesante ceremonial del
bautizo de la elegante residencia cons
trufda en- ell Condado, Parada 45 Y
media, propiedad de nuestro distin-
guido amigo ell senior JESUS Rodriguez
Ceinos.
Ell Rvdo. Pbro. Nueva Paz bautizo
el edificio que responde una tan SEN
ella como elegante y conloda arqui-
tectura, la casa ha sido ejecutada por
los conocidos Observation-Disclosures
Martinez y Lazaro que han realizado
luna esplendida obra.
La casa tiene una planta y elegante
torreciIla al oeste, garage, jardines y
otras instalaciones para mayor como
didad de los residences, sc han esta-
blecido en- ell edificio que tiene tam
bien un amplio patio en- Ell, centric que
presta luz y grata temperature la
residencia.
El senior Rodriguez v su distingui-
da esposa Leonila Herrero, atendie-
ron cumplidamente al grupo de per-
sonajes que asistieron la simpatica
fiesta, disfrutando todos de una agra
dable tarde. La nueva construction
lleva Ell nombre de aVilla Leonila" v
hermosea grandemente aquellos si-
tios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
UNA CARTA DEL ATTORNEY GENERAL
ACLARACION. OPORTUNA

nistas, Republicanos Socialistas por
causas polfticas, pero que no tiende
en- manera alguna corregir ningun
NAL existente, puesto que no tengo en-
mi poder quejas oficiaies basadas EN-
prueba de ninguna clase contra min
gun funcionario perteneciente a min
gun partido de haber actuado parcial-
mente en- este semitic.
Ell procedimiento que he utilizados
de suspender las actuaciones en- las
cortes en- los dias Embellishments an
teriores a las elecciones, ha sido pues-
con excelentes resultados, de modo
to en- practica en- epocas anteriores
que no puede considerarse nuevo, nj
extraordinario, nj tendente en- manera
alguna "a poner freno" los Fiscales
~ Jueces de ninguna filiaci6n polftica1
Con toda consideration,
Salvador Mestre, !
Attorney General.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
BIusas La United.

NeedIerworkers of Porto Rico Inc.
desea agentes en- Ia Isla, con expe-
riencia en- la manufacture de BIusas
a maho.
AL escribir de sus referencias,
"Agentes Bluebird BIouses, Box 1872,
Tetusn So.
JOSE RIVERA soLER, l
Presideute. vt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Noviembre 1, 1920.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.

LoTs DlICCLOI uG ELI xmI AhS1f1A1
San Juan, P. R.
Senior:
Parece que una reciente circular de
este Departamento transmitida por te=-
legrafo los Fiscales de la Isla, soli-
citando la suspension de todos los pro-
cedimientos relacionados con la per-
secucion de electores recusados y re-
cusadores culpables de perjurio, ETC.,
ha sido torcidamente interpretada en-
ell sentido que tiende corregir pro-
cedimientos parciales por parte de los
funcionarios del Departamento de
Justicia.
En- honor a dichos funcionarios,
veome obligado a hacer constar que
la circular en- question solo tiene por
objeto evitar que en- visperas de elec-
clones Sc complique la situacion de
momento, procediendo contra Unio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Carta de Ia Cdnlara de
Concrete al LCdO. Todd
Hon. Roberto H. Todd,
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico. /
San Juans

DAN JudIlt
Muy Sr. nuestro:- p,
Esta CAMARA DE COMERCIO,
en- session extraordinaria celebrada eL
26 de Octubre, entire otros acuerdos
resolvi6r por unanimidad Sc sugiera
las autoridades municipales de San
Juan, sea declarado hijo adoptivo de
la ciudad ell distinguido General Frank
Nc Intyre, Y Sc perpet1e, su nombre,
dandoselo a la primer calIe nueva que
Sc abra. !,
Me es grato comunicar este simpa-
tico acuerdo I'd. que conoce bien
los valiosos servicios prestados a
Puerto Rico por ell General Nc 1ntyre,
quien comenz6 interesarse por nues-
ira isla desde ell aio 1898, cuando
fue habil ayudante de nuestro lus-
tire Gobernador Guy V. Henry.
Tiene ell gusto de suscribirse, /
Suyo afmo, amigo, S. S.,
Camara de COmerciO de Puerto RicOs
Secci6n de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
MelsaIe de-! 'Esla1a'

Ell Comandante del Acorazado confess
ia al saludo de La Casa de Espaha.
He aqui la expressive y cordial res
puesta que fue reeibida aver;
S. S. Espana 80 via Radio San Juan
oct. 80, 1920.
Dionisio Trigo. Presidente Casa Es-
paia.
San Juan.
Muy agradecidos su cariio saludo
que devolvemos muy afectuosamente.
COmandante Acorazado "Espana" .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Ell "SAN JUAN"

Nos informan de las Oficinas de la
New York & Porto Rico, que el vapor
San Juan llegara este puerto mana
na, procedente de New York, con car
ga y pasajeros.
La bora de uegada no ha sido se-
fIalada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
cARBURADoREs. ZENITH

Acabamos de recibir un nueyO sur
lido de sstos famosOs ecOnomizadores
de gasOlina, para tOda clase de Ca
rios, de 4-6-s y IL CiIindrOs, asi como
pleas de repuesto para los misnos.
A. Alvarez v Hermanos.
Stop. 6. San Juan. 2. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
-:RIALT

Manana Martes publiea-
remos en- la pantalla, la nOta
Official Idel resultadO de las
elecciones en- tOda la Isla, a
medida que vayan negandO
pOr ell TELEGRAPH Insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
AUTOMOBILES. MOON'
MODERNOS.

Acabamos de recibir los Modelos
del 1921, de 2 y 5 pasajeros, acabadOs
y equipados con los mejores materia-
les cOnOcidos hasta hoy. Vealos pa
fa que tenga una idea en- Ia Agencia
de los .'DAY ELDER"
A. Alvarez y HermanOs.
Stop. 6. San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
OFICIALES QUE Sc EMBARCAN

En- el transporte Cantigny embarcan
manana para EstadOs UnidOs, Ell ca
pitan Manuel Font, Jim6nez y ell te-
niente Sapia, del regimiento No. 65.
Buen viaje les deseamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-01
Sc NECESITAN DEPENDENCIES

Necesitamos dos dependencies
que tengan algin conocimiento de
caIzado y uno de pleas y acceso-
rios de automobiles.
PIETRANTONI { SOJO
San Juan, P. R.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-29
ESAU'S SAWDUST.

(W. M. Higgins, Evangelist.)
Some men are dead and don't
know it.
He who waits for the laggard
is lost.
Knocking and knowledge nev-
er run through life hand in
hand.
Conclusions are often reached
by the process of exclusion.
The average preacher does
not become bow-legged carrying
his salary around.
The great preachers of the
world are not men who master
their messages, but the men
who are mastered by their mes
sages. n 10 -. isi'ts sss:ssl ElEJ e
The average church seems to
think it is the first duty of the
church to keep the preacher
poor and the first duty of God
is to keep the preacher humble.
Most churches are succeeding
admirably in the work which
they think is theirs.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-29

Our community was shocked
On Friday afternoon, Oct. 18th,
by the sudden passing Of Mr..
Walter H. Henderson, of Eller-
be. He was one of Ellerbe's
most honored and appreciated
merchants. His willingness to
render help of any kind to those
who were in need; and a big
heart that really felt and sym
pathized, begot for him a large
friendship in our community.
He will not only be missed in
the business circles Of the vii
lage, but in the church circles
as well. as he took a great pride
in singing and was member OF
the quartet of this place. He
united with the Baptist church
more than twenty years ago.
His funeral services were
held Saturday afternoon in the
Baptist church, conducted by
his pastor, Rev. D. P. Bridges,
assisted by the pastor of the
Methodist church, Rev. N. B.
johnson, after which his body
was laid to rest in the local GEM
etery.
The deceased leaves to mourn
their loss, a wife and three
small boys, mother, Mrs. Alb
bic Henderson, of Troy, N. c.,
sisters, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs.
Russell, Of Troy, N. c., Mrs.
Norris, of Raeford, and Mrs.
Cook of Wadesville, brothers,
Wiley Henderson of Alabama,
Bud Henderson of West End and
J. ]. Henderson of Exway.
A FRIEND.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-29
CONDENSED NEWS FROM |
THE OLD NORTH STATE
MOTr NOTES or INTEREST TO
CARDI.lNIARls.

Maxton The store OF Mr.. Steel
Monroe. six miles from Maxton, was
destroyed by IRE q few days ago. The
blaze started when . quantity Of kero-
sene ignited from lighted lamp.
Sanford. Miss Elizabeth Jane Var
boro. Of Osgood, this county who Is in
her seth year, recently registered, ex-
pressing her purpose to vote in the
coming election.
Winston alem.--Jay Rial, for 20
years publicity agent for Ringing
Brothers and Barnum and Bailey cir
cnses. died at local hotel here after
e few days illness with pneumonia.
Washington.-It has bean annnnne.
cd here that Sir. Auckland Geddes,
the British ambassador to the United
States, will speak at Flora MacDon-
aid College. at Red Springs. on Janu-
airy IA.
Raleigh-The success of the opera
tons Of Special Motorcycle Officer
w. =. Mangum has caused the Wake
County Commissioners to employ two
additional special officers so that all
Of the highways of the county can be
adequately guarded.
Fayetteville.-The flour and grist
mill and wholesale establishment OF
the Christian-Ewing Company, was
burned to the ground by fire thought
to have been of incendiary origin. A
Gotten ginnery owned by the same
company was not burned.
New Bern.-Marion Bowden, ticket
agent at the Union station in this city
and Robert Hawk, a we'll known
young white man here will face jury
at the next term of Craven superior
court on charge Of having whiskey
in their possession on which the gov
eminent tax had not been paid
Winston-S alem.-If Bishop Darling
ton is willing Rev. Zeb Barhardt, for
four years at Tryon Street Methodist
church, Charlotte, may be assigned to
Centenary church here as pastor to
succeed DR.. Gilbert Rowe who is to be
new editor of The Christian Advocate.
MISUNDERSTANDING an interesting
two days session, the Carolina Circu-
lation Managers association adjourn
ed to meet in April at Columbia, S. c.
The South Carolina capital won after
q spirited fight with Greenville for
the meeting.
Rocky Mount.-D. H. Pearsall, con-
nected with the mechanical depart
ment Of the Atlantic Coast Line for
long period has been named to sue.
coed N. e. Sprow1, who resigned to
enter another line Of business, as SUI
perintendent OF motive power with
headquarters at South Rocky Mount
Concord.-The eighth annual con-
vention Of teh Woman's Synodical Au-
Hillary Of the North Carolina Presby-
terry came to close here with two
able addresses by Mrs. N. Buckner. of
Asheville. and Dr.. J. H. Henderite. Of
Gastonia.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-29

Ala, who writes: II had stomach trou-
BILE. When I would go to eat, would
turn sick. ] took one bottle OF ziron,
and 1t cured me. Am always ready
for my meals and enjoy them. I think
1t Is q fine medicine
II your food hurts you, II your appe.
tite Is poor. II You are pale, weak ana
rundown. and have other symptoms
that indicate your system needs help,
try Ziron. It will put iron Into your
blood and help build you up. Talks Il
according to directions. and II not
benefited b. che first bottle, fhe monsv-
hack guarantee VIII protect you.
Ask yonr druggist, /
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-10-29
no YOU enjoy your meals? Eat
without the dread Of the after,

Z. effects?
Lack OF appetite, and = disgreeable.
sIck-at-thestomach feeling after meals,
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are not working properly. As
: result, you will feel weak. lose weight
and lack the energy that Is to Be a.
rived from well-digested food. aza@
: valuable help IN correcting such
conditions u mentioned By the Rev.
n x, Mckenzie. of Route /. Section.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

Joe the Turk, staff captain ill the Salvation army and otherwise Vari- ously distinguished for his mastery Of the double -jointed cornet, eight lan- guaSes, American citizenship, partici- patton in the world war, winning per- sonality. remarkable entire name of Nishian Dear Garabedian, and other interesting attributes. blew into Phoe- ink yesterday and blew his double jointed cornet last night.
 The wonderful Turk appeared with the Salvation army on the street last night and at the army hall, where he thrilling narrations of the Armenia n atrocities. Although he likes to be called Joe. the Turk" because that title holds him right down among the people he calls his own. the Salvation armyS register recognizes him as Cap tain Garabed and he has been with the army for 36 years.
 Captain Garabec makes his public appearance in full Turkish costume. with the double -jointed cornet usually included, although he sometimes rests it and brings out saxophone. clarinet or other normal blowing horn. The captain can play anything that toots.
 He breaches t1e gospel, too. and en- tertains while. he breaches, his idea be ing that d church is no place where that no one ever even tried to take nap while his wonderful cornet was doubled up in full anG glorious action
 The American Turk is making night ly appearances and will make a special address at the Salvation army hall Monday night on The Terrible Mas sacre of Armenians.'
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
BORN

koLBERG-To Mir. and Mrs. Victor M holperg, 511 West Roosevelt street tuesday afternoon. boy. weighing eight and one-half pounds. who has been named Victor M. Kolberg. IF
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
GAME WARDEN HINTS
 WHOLESALE ARRESTS

Something has happened up Hol- brook and Winslow way, incomplete and highly unsatisfactory reports be- ing to the effect that State Game Warden Joe Prochas ska has jugsed the entire male populations of those two fair cities. but the game warden yes Ierday could not detail the horrible affair. because he had to catch train or said he did.
 He was in his office at the capitol for d few brief minutes, at which time he gleefully and hurriedly told the re porters that he had just arrested most [ everybody in Holbrook and Winslow. and that he had to go right back there to prosecute them. He promised faith fully to give q full and complete inter view next Monday, and insisted that if he gave one yesterday he would miss very important train.
 But anyway, according to his own admissions, he did some tall pinching- It is presuN1ed that d large part of Arizonas Population was caught brea king the Mate game laws, but consid era ble mystery exists further than that. One more little intimation that the game warden let drop-Some Of the jugged bunch are said to be among the most prominent business meE Tn those communities.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
FRENCH MEMORIAL-A

memorial death certificate has been received al the Phoenix postoffice ad dressed to Lily Jackson. forwarded here from San Antonio. Texas. The certifi- cate has been held at the postoffice for several days without being called for Anyone knowing the wherea bout of Lily Jackson is requested to notify the postmaster
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
-------- Q D------------------------- CARD OF THANKS

To our many kind and attentive friends who we're so helpful to us dur ing the illness and death of our beloved daughter. Zelma. we extend our grati- tude and thanks. Mr. and Mrs Tom List
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
OBITUARIES
Daisy May Green

Surviving her mother only month. Daisy May Green. the 7-year-old daughter of Charles H. Green. died yesterday Funeral services will be held rom the Merryman parlors at 10 Q clock this morning. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
REPUBLICAN CARRIER BOYS HAVE OWN PAPER

The first issue of The Republican Junior has made it's appearance. The Republican Junior is a newspaper con- ducted entirely for the pleasure and profit of the newsboys and newspaper carriers of the Arizona Republican. With it's eight pages, filled with inter esting matter to carrier boys and to other people as we'll
 The Republican Junior is q monthly publication The initial number con- tains personals concerning the carriers. articles of profit to the boys of that
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
GOVERNOR COULDN'T MAKE IT

Judge W. H. Thomas Of the California court of appeals, will arrive in the city this morning and will deliver q lee ture at the Fathers and Sons ban quet at the First Presbyterian church at 6:30 o'clock tonight. He will speak before the Presbyterian congregation Sunday morning. The judge is recog nized in his home state as masterful speaker and one of the strong Iaymen of the Presbyterian church. All are nrged to hear him.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
Charles c. McQuesten

Funeral services for C. c. McQuesten. who died last Wednesday at his home. 2l2 Lexington avenue, will be held from the H. NJ. Maus parlors at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon Services will be con ducted by Dean Wm. Scar1ett
 Mir. McQuesten was a linotype opera . tor at the Arizona Gazette for ten years and for the past two years had been proof reader for the same publi- cation. He is survived by wife and two daughters. Isa belle and Cara a son. Everett now in the United States navy and a mother and two sisters who live in Concord Mass.
 Burial will be in Greenwood ceme- tprX
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
CALLED BY HUSBANDS DEATH

Jessie Benton Evans has been called to Chicago by the death of her hus band, Denver Evans. who died sud- denly from influenza. Mrs. Evans had only recently opened her studio a the foot of Comeback The artists friends believe that she will return to Arizona. the scene -of many of her finest paintings.