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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
Sc tirara pOr Ia Ca
tarata del Niagara

Un barbero de Bristol, IAglaterra, Sc
lanzara Ell dis 1S de JUNO por las cata-
rataS del Niagara metido dentro de un
barril. Ell sujeto en- question Sc llama
Charles c. Stephens y reside actual
mente en- Ell Canada.
Stephens Sc ha hecho famoso en- In
glaterra por sus atrevidas hazafias y
hasta Sc le ha tornado por loco. En- cier
ia OCCASION afeit6 varios clientes dem
tro de una jaula de fieras bes6 a un
leon en- los dientes. stephens tiene Gin
cuenta y SETS amos de edad. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
PIepaTatiVOS para las
fiesta de CaTnaVaI

FL senior Jules Larvett, conocido en-
presarto de Nueva York, celebro el sa-
bado dltimo una entrevista con ell senior
Roberto II. Todd, Comisionado de Ser
vicio Pnblco, y con los sefiores Eduaf
DO Ferrer y Waldemar e. Lee, de la ca
nara de Concrete, relacionada con Ell
proyecto de presentar en- la temporada
de Carnaval del ano pr6ximo un gran
numero de diversiones espectaculos
dc mucha novedad y a precios sumamen
te bajos.
Dichos sefiores han aceptado en- prin-
cipio la proposition y rogaron al senior
Todd Que conyocara a una reunion pre-
Iiminar a todos los sehores que regular
mente integran el Comite del carna-
val con Ell fin de zanzibar impresiones y
darle forma al proyecto q. de llevarse
q efecso resultaran unas fiestas sin pre-
cedente en- la isla.
FL senor Larvett tenia que embarcar
cl 12 del presente mes, 10 q. no ha podi-
do realizar por la huelga de vapores,
10 que le prOporcionara la opCrtunidad
de dejar frlnado Ell contrato, en- case de
que Sc llegue un acuerdo defnitivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
tennO
Ia nOta de las
indenlnizaCiOnGS

Las ultinas noticias llegadas de Ber
lin dicen que ell gabinete Mueller no
ha decidido todavia NADIA en- concrete,
respecto la actitud que adoptaran
sus Representatives, en- La conferencia de
Spa, referente la question de las in
demnizacionss. Mientras unos Green a.
Alemania debiera fijar la cantidad que
pucde pagar a los A1iados, estiman
otros ahnas oportuno Nresentar a las
Conferencias ell estado economico de
la nacion dejar los reunidos en-
Spa, que, de acuerdo con clio, fijen la
indemnizaci6n que Alemania ha de sa-
tisfacer.
Todos convienen, sin embargo, en-
manifestar la importancia que para
Alemania envuelve la celebration de
las confer4ncias &c Spa. Green que
no existira una gran diferencia entire
la cantidad que Alemania puede pa
sar, despues de haber analizado su
situacion economical la cifra que f.
j&ran los aliados.
No es possible, pesar de todo, SUI
poner cual sera la cantidad que el Ga
binete estimara razonable. La cantidad
de E2,oOOooO.ooO, lpropuesta por Lloyd
George, es identica la sugerida por
John Maynard Keynes, autor del H.
bro 1.-THE Economic Consequences of
the Peace, aunque ell economista de
Cambridge propone una rebaia de qui
nientas mil hbras por material de que
rra, barcos mercantes, ETC., verif-
co su calculo~ antes de que Sc produje
ra la considerable baja en- el cam
bio aleman.
MIR. Keyne verifc6 sus calculos con
tando con un pago annual de mil mi
Homes de marcos orc. "Los franceses,
por su parte, piden tres mil millones
de marcos, dice la Frankfort Ca
zette"; 10 que signi1ca la recauda-
ci6n de so.0oo.eoo .0eo de marcos. Dor
medic de impuestos, en- adicion los
que va pesan sobre ell pueblo aleman
y Ell comercio que tendria que aumen
tar la exportaci6n de capital y mer-
cancias en- 80 millones ole marcos mas
por afio, sin recibir su equivalente pa
ra ell consume del pals. =
Aunque la opinion dominante, IS a.
Sc ha llegado un purto en- que sera
facil entablar las negociaciones en- csc
asunto con los ahados, los peri6dtcos
no Sc muestran tan optimistas respecto
al resultado de las Conferencias que
han de celebrarse en- Spa, Bruselas y
Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
vELADA rAMADo NERvo

Hay gran entusiasmo, tanto en- San
Juan como en- ell interior de la isla, para
Ell homemade que Sc lie rendira al poeta
Amado Nervo Ell lunes pr6ximo.
En- ell Ateneo Sc han recibido va va
rias composiciones in6ditas para Ell con
curse iniciado por Antonio Coll vi
dal de que hablabamos en- nues,ra edi-
cion de aver. Per nuestro conducto, ha-
ce dicho Centre una nueva recordativa
a todos los poetas del pals invitandoles
y rogandoles que no dejen de contri-
buir con su 6bolo intellectual esSa mag
ma obra. sera una verdadera solemnidad
literaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
LUCIDA FIESTA EsCoLAR EN-
PENUELAS

Durante los dias 81 % del mes
en- curse Sc llevara efecto en- la es-
cuela de Webster, de Peheulas, una
exhibition agricola-industrial
Ell dia 2l Sc celebrara ell "Dia de
los Padres, y ell %, una gran velada
escolar, con ell prop6sito de allegar fon
dos para La construction de una verja
en- Ell patio de la escuela Webster. ,.
En- la mencionada fiesta habra recita-
clones ndmeros de canto, asi como
tambien Sc representasan dos pleas
c6micas. EN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
COndenadO a SufTiT rs
SegundOS de priSi6n

Ell juez MIR. lands conden6 en- Chi
cago veinticinco segundos de prision
Jess Nash, acusado de interceptar
algunas cartas.
En- el momento en- que ell delincuen-
te, acompahado de la policia, dirigia-
Sc ala puerta del Tribunal, para cum
plir su arresto, el juez lie dijo:
"Queda usted en- libertad, por ha-
Der terminado Ia condena."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
CosME BEITIA, DE PONCE. TRIUN
FANTE EN- LA CABRERA DE 100
YARDAs oRGAN1zADA PoR La
"cRUz RoJA''


FL famoso ,atleta de la ".Ponce High
SCHOOL,, que tantos laureles le di6 a
esta escuela, ha vuelto a conquistar
una nueva victoria. pesar de hacer
uncs tres amos que no tomaba parte en-
los juegos. venci6 EN-. la carrera a 100
yardas organizada por La Cruz Roja
en- Ponce, con un gran record de
1G-1 5 segundos.
lie siguie4on en- orden los atletas Da
niel vazquez, ambos 6e la Central
High SCHOOL,, de San Juan. Los pre-
mios fueron: medalla de orc para ell
primerO; medaila de plata para el Sc
gundo, y de bronco para Ell tercero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
CGnSurabIG GxpIO-
taCi6n de dos COM
pradOreS de azuCar

Las autoridades de Filadelfa han re
duciGo a prisi6n dos corredores neo-
yorquinos, acusados de comprar mas
de million medic de hbras de aztcar,
al infmo precio de seis centavos, que
vendieron 21 centavos inmediatamen
te.. La ganancia obtenida por ellos en-
esa escandalcsa transaction, fu6 de
$225.OOO.
La policia, una vez que tuvo en- sus
manos los mandamientos de prisi6n, los
detuvo acto seguido, conduciendoles
Nueva York, donde Sc les impondra
una fanza de $4,000 a $4,000.
Cssi todo el azicar fue vendido en-
Filadelia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
IMPoRTANTE VISTA PUBLIcA

En- la Comisi6n del Servicio Publ
co se~4levara efecto una importante
vista el dfa 81.
El objeto de la reunion es tratar So
bre el aunento del precio-. del pasaje
entire San Juan Y Santurce, solicita-
Go por la compania del trolley y
por los duehcs de guaguas. Ambas par
ties iHformaran ante la Comisi6n, pi-
diendo So establezca la franuuicia en-
Ell sentido de que Sc pague 10 centavos
por Ell pasaje, en- vez de cinco centavos
como hasta ahora Sc ha venido haciens
do.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
UN NINo ARRoLLADo
PoR UN AUTO

Un autom6vil del municipio de San
Juan, guiado por Manuel Bermudez,
en- la calle do San Sebastian, arroll6
al menor Geraldo Gabillan, residente
en- ei barrio de la Perla", ocasionan
dole una fuerte confusion en- la frente,
de la que fue curado en- la sala de So
zorro. De las investigaciones practica-
das y dc las declaraciones de varios
testigos, Sc desprende que no hubo cul-
pabilidad por parte del chauffeur"
toda vez que el referido nifio fue AFRO
llado en- los momentos que corria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
MERcADo DE CUBA

Las cotizaciones en- veinte de abril
de 1920, en- ORC Official acufado, (mone-
da americana o nacionaD la unidad
de peso ell quinsal con referencia ven
tas al por mayor son las siguientes:
PAIS:-venta Cotizaci6n de $4,000
aS3s 90.
FL de Puerto Rico)se ha vendido de
$50 S41.00. De otras procedencias:-
ventas de "a Ss. Ell Cafe importado as
ciende a 4,5O5 sacos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
DON pAscAs1o ToRREsoLA

Ha fallecido en- Jayuya ell estima-
do caballero don Il.scasio TOrresola,
persona muy querida ALI, per su caba
llerosidad eXcelentes costumbres. FL
sefor Torresola era padre politico de
nuestro amigo don Rosario Canales y
estaba emparentado tambi6n con ell CO
nocido escritor don Nemesio R. Cana
les.
Enviamos sus deudos nuestro mas
sentido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
UNA R1NA

Felix Torres y Luis Laboy sostuvieron
una r1fia EN- el muelle de las lanchas, ocu
pandosele nn cuchillo Torres en- los
momentos que refiia. Ell juez Santos impu
50 cinco d6lares y las cossas a cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
LA vENTA DEL TEA,Ceo

Aver fue citada por tercera vez la
comision especial ncmbrada por la Asam
blea municipal para tratar dc la venta
Gel TeatrO mumcipl, no pudo reunirse
Dor falta de quorum.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
MERcADo DE NEW YORK

Las cotizaciones de cinco de mayo son
las siguientes:
PUERTO RICo:-Sin lavar, S211a a $22
Lavado, $500 a $26
MocA:-Large, $500. Small, $500
MEJIco:-Segln La localidad de doAde
proceda al precio, varia de $21 a $26.
FL de Coaoepec lavado, $4,000 $2g.
J. F. LEGRAND.
Jefe del Departamento de Agriculture.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
vENTAs cLANDEsT1NAs

El inspector de Rentas Internas, senior
Hess, denunci6 un individuo de ape
lido Conception, qrien Sc dedicaba a
vender perfumeria clandestinamente.
A Conception le fu6 impuesta una
multa y Sc lie obigo a que sacara la
patente que ordena la ley, para efec-
tuar esos negocies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
poR NO TENER LIcENc1A

Eugenio Rivera fue multado con Gin
co d6lares y las costas, por guiar un au
tom6vil dedicado al servicio pdblico, sin
esvar debidamente autorizado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
ELocUENTE cARTA DEL DOCTOR
LUIS AzCATARE.-- Sc ADHERE
AL cENTRo PoRToRRIeUENo
DE LA HABANA
Eel Secretario de Justicia
Particular
F4abana, "a de MARIO, 1920.

Habana, "a de MARIO, 1920.
81. DR.. Sergio Cuevas Zequefpa,
Tejadillo No. %.
Habana, Cuba.
Mi distinguido amigo:
Impedido de sair de noche, por fuer
te catarro, me he privado del gusto de
asistir la velada de anoche en- la
Academia de ciencias para la que re-
cibf atenta invitaci6n que agradezco.
Hubiera quer1do acompahar listed
en- tan solemne fiesta, no solo porque
telgo de Puerto Rico Ell mejor de los
recuerdos que inspira mi cariho esa
ticrra hospitalaria, sino por tratarse de
algo que tan directamente interesaba
usted, siempre amabls y bondadoso
conmigo.
Sirvase por tanto, excusar mi falta
de asistencia y cr6ame sienpre su
affmo. amigo,
(fdo.) Luis AzCARATE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
Ell Case Ds ARTURO soUrFRoNr

FL fiscal sefior Diaz Collazo ha- sefia-
lado para el dia % la celebration del
juicio de la acusaci6n establecida con
ira Arturo sOuffrOnt, por atentar con-
ira la vida de Pedro Reinosa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
poR AeRED1R A UNA MuJER

FL juez Santos sentenci6 a treinta
dias de carcel a Miguel Rivera, por ha
ber acometido Y agredido Juana Sc
rrano, ocasionandole una fuerte contu-
sion on el pechO, de la que fue cura-
da en- la sala dc socorro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
MERcADo DE CAFE

Las cotizaciones del cafe en- los mer-
cados de Nueva York Cuba durante Ia
segunda quincena del mes de abril pa
ra ventas al por mayor efectuadas en-
tire comerciantes Y sujetos las fuc-
tuaciones del mercado, han oscilado en-
tire los precios que Sc expresan a CONT
nuaci6n:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
DON JUAN B. RODRIGUEZ

Nuestro estimado amigo, el joven don
Juan B. Rodriguez ha sido relevado
del cargo que ocupaba en- las ofcinas
del TELEGRAPH y telefono del Regimen
TO, pasando a ocupar ell puesto de BIZ
bliotecariO de aquella organization.
Reciba nuestros placemes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
Arturo MORALES.
sUsPENDrDo

La acusaci6n de Mr.. Johann d. Std
bbe,. que estaba senalada para ser Wis
ia Ell dia 25, fue suspendida peticion
del Fiscal, hasta nuevo senalannento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18

Sc NECEsITA una joven que sepa te
neduria dc nbros y que haya tenido
aIguna practica. Para mas informes,
dirijase a THE FISK TIRE STORE,
Recinto Sur Y Tetuan 81, San Juan,
Porto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
AcUsADo DE RURro, ABsUE1ro

Julio Fortune, quien estaba acusado
de haber sustraido, de un saco, ell los
muelles de las goletas. tres cocos, fu6
absuelto por ell juez Santos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
DRUMS o PIpAs

Vacias, Sc aceptan para Embarque a
NEW ORLEANS. IAformara = M. Amy.
Teletono 9o4, San TuahD, 2. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18

ri doctor Luis Azcarate desempefi6
.el cargo de Magistrate de la Audien-
cia de San Juan de P. r. en- tiempos
de la domination espanola, y tiene un
hijo estudiando derecho, que iiaci6 en-
Puerto Rico.
APTTYR0 HRnpArHc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-18
AlGmania COnStTuye
pOtGntGS naVeS a6reaS

SegIn dice un peri6dico de Paris, los
alemanes trabajan febrilmente EN- cons
truir aeroplanos y dirigibles gigantes-
cos para conducir personals mercnn-
cias. Dos enormes leviatanes de la at
m6sfera Sc estan construyendo en- el la
go de ConstanSa.
Ell dirigible "Nordstern", que es mu
cho mas grande que ell zeppelin "Bo-
densee", asi como tambi&n mas poten
tisimo EN- capacidad y fuerza, volo du.
rante media hora sobre el lago, con
siete hombres de tripulacion. A la vez,
I'M nuevo hidroplano, de 1000 caballes,
hizo evoluciones, con 90 pasajeros
otros gigantes mas estan siendo cons
truidos en- diferentee puntos de la ma
ci6n.
Los alemanes ocultan cuddadosamen
te su mecanismo, asi como tambien el
exito de las pruebas que verifoan.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
Spell it backwards

No matter how limited the milk supply irl your community, no matter how far away you are from milk, no matter
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
CATTLE DEPARTMENT
 IF THE STATE FAIR AROUSING INTEREST

Marked interest is DeIng shown by cattlemen in the preparation of ani- mals for entry into the cattle depart ment at the state fan to be held here Nov S-I3 inclusive.
 All of the recognized breeds will be on display including such lines as Holstefn-F -Friesian. Jersey. Ayrshire, Brown Swiss. Guernsey. Dutch Belted, Hereford Short Horn and Polled Dur ham, Aberdeen Angus. Galloways and Red Polled.
 First. second and third prizes, rang ing from s25 to sl0, will be awarded for the best bulls and for the best cows and heifers, the competitions be- ing arranged to throw animals of the same sex and age into the same lot. In addition there will be specfal prizes for the best herds. groups, champions and grand champions
 Range cattle will be entered in spe- cial competitions under three classes for fat stock. these being Grade Short Horns, Grade Herefords, and all oth- CT breeds or crossbreeds.
 A bronze medal will be awarded as the prize for the largest number of show animals in good condition.
 A special prize, consisting of a sil- yer cup, has been offered by the Hol- stein FriesIan Association Of America for the best herd of registered Hol- stein Frlesian soattle.
 The American Hereford Cattle Breeders association offers a special cash prize Of 90 per cent of the amount of premiums paid by the fair commits sion in the Hereford class.
 For those who are planning on plac- ing exhibits. Ben F. Ridge, superin- tendent of the cattle department, has made the following suggestions:
 Tt is important that anyone expect ing to exhibit make necessary prep aration long before the date of the fair. This refers to the selecting, fit- ting and grooming of animals.
 "All animals must be in place not later than S o'clock a m. Monday of fair week
 Judging in this department begins at 2 a. m. Monday of fair week, and continues each morning at the same time until completed. Judging will take place in the show ring adjacent to the cattle barns.
 Tn Judging, special importance will be laid upon the following points Breed, character. quality. type, condi- ton and constitution.
 Exhibitors are requested to famil
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30

When increased attentie nbegan to be given to conservation particularly following the calling of he first cofI- ference of governors in Washington by. President Roosevelt. in 1908. it was clearly recognized that conservation practically every side
 Nearly every state has a carefully developed system for the conservation or wild life. and the more progress sive states do similar constructive work in forestry. Iu some of them the copser- yation of mineral resources also re- ceives much attention, while in q mum Der the control of stream flow, or the whole broad subject of water conser- vation is prominent.
 Within the last few years more at tention has been paid than ever before, by certain state commissions. and by departments of the national govern ment, to the relation of the conserva- tion Of wild places and wild life 70 the general physical and mental well being and happiness of the people. It IS subject that is acquiring increasing i'm portance, as the high tension of our social and industrial organization is becoming more acute.
 Relaxation from the physical and mental strain of modern industrial life is vital necessity. This has nevar
 
 the termination of the war. Social a,1d industrial unrest following the strain of the war has been world wide, and relaxation is a funda mental need of all people. and that one af the most wholesome and popular methods of ob- taining this relaxation is in out-of- door recreation.
 This need for out of door recreation gives an added Importance to Arizo na's great possibilities in all the nOuntai inS within our state, and to the wild life which 1t Is the duty of the conserva- tion commission to protect and in- crease in all parts of the state.
 Any attempt to cover, even briefly ali of the various ways in which peorle seek recreation in fishing, hunting camping. tramping and touring. wheth- CT for q day at a time, or for much longer periods, would require many pages.
 In all quarters, the importance of conservation of resources for their recreational value is more fully recog 2 nlzed. Even industrial establishments are now supporting local conservation work, because of appreciation of the l importance of good fishing and out of-door recreation for the welfare of l their employees. The national govern ment. through the forest service and 1 the department of the interior, is de- veloDinG the national parks and forest ! pl serves to the fullest possible ex- tent as recreation centers and is find- ing that they play a most import tnt part in the lives of the people. 1 The Arizona conservation comlnis- sion will undertake similar work and provide proper facilities for out Of 1 door recrea tion, and this ts of vital importance to the people, as an off sei lto the nervous strain of our modem
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
MAY INVESTIGATE
 ALLEGED GINNING
 CHARGE AGREEMENT

An investigation 10 determine whether or not there has been d viola ton of the anti trust laws of the state by certain ginning companies which are alleged to have fixed the charge for ginning cotton at approximately sb per bale over last year, will be made II the suggestion of the attorney gen eral s office is carried out
 Claiming that the Farmers associa- ton of Tempe is greatly concerned over the reported increase in ginning prices Attorney General Jones has advised County Attorney l.. NJ. Laney of the reports that have reached him and urged an invest igation
 If the antitrust law has been vio- lated. legal steps should be taken, de- clared Mir. Jones yesterday in giving out the letter which he forwarded the county attorney advising him of the in- formation which he received, in which are mentioned the Tempe Ginning company and the Southwest Cotton company. while other companies also are alleged to have entered the agree ment whereby ginning charges were advanced.
 County Attorney Laney state1 last evening that no complaints of similar nature had as yet reached his office. He said he had not received the .etter from MT. Jones, but that any complaint made should be investigated. The communication, which will no doubt reach the county prosecutor today, fol lows:
 Hon. L. NJ. Laney,
 County Attorney.
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 Dear Sir:
 Information has come to this de- partment to the effect that the Tempe Ginning company and the Southwest Cotton company and other ginning companies in this valley have entered into an agreement to fix the charge for ginning cotton at about six dollars S6l per bale over the charge made last year. This, of course. is in viola ton of the antitrust law of our state. set forth in title 15 Of the penal code of Arizona. 1913, on pages 120, 121, 122 and 123 of said code.
 I am informed that the Farmers as- sociation of Tempe is very much exer- cised over the reported increase m ginning charges, and I am calling your early attention, with the suggestion that you investigate the report with a view of enforcing. if you find there has been a violation of the ansi-trust law of the state
 Very respectfully.
 WILEY l.. JONES,
 Attorney General.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
MARIE TIFFANY TO GIVE CONCERT HERE;
 WAS PHOENIX GIRL

Marie Tiffany. former resident of Phoenix. where she was known and liked by hundreds of people, will re- turn to this city for the purpose of giving a concert next Wednesday. This will be Miss Tiffany's first ap- pearance here since she became a na- tionany known artist and member of the Metropolitan Opera company of New York City.
 Miss Tiffany lived here for q mum 7 Der of years before going east. Her brother. l.. NJ. Berg of the Arizona Fire Insurance company and present exalted ruler Of the lIlks. still resides here Although Miss Tiffany is known by hundreds of Phoenix people very few of them have heard her sing since she joined the foremost ranks of American stars.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30

and every soldier IS allowed to learn any trade he would like to follow which will be q great help 10 him upon re turn to civil life after his enlistment is completed.
 The pav is from s30 to s11O a month and good quarters, food. clothing medical and dental attention, and laundry are provided free of charge. At the end of the enlistment each man is entitled to full citizenship and will receive a bonus of s90 with his final pay
 Ask any recruiting sergeant or call at the recruiting station and it will all be explained Any branch of the ser vice can be selected by the recruit up on enlistment.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30
MISS ELSIE TOLES
 OFF O|V CAMPAIGN

Elsie Toles, the only woman candf- date for state office. left yesterday for Aio. continuing the campaign she waged in this county early in the week for her election as state superintend- ant of public instruction Miss Toles has had experience in campaigning. having taken the stump in Cochise county two years ago. when she re- ceived more than 2.000 majrity for county school superintendent, being the first Republican in a number of years to be elected in a Democratic strong hold. Ii was on the record she made as county superintendent that her
Arizona republican., 1920-09-30

name was placed on the ticket. for the young woman gained a wide reputa- ton for her administration
 Many women of the state, it is said. are supporting Miss Toles, realizing that 95 per cent of the teachers are women who like the per cent men teachers have come to know Miss Toles through her educational work not only in Cochise county, but throughout the state. As q member of the state board of education she has been in close touch with the administration of state school affairs