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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
Los de Ia COmpa6ia
Lara en- San Juan

En- el vapor Manuel Calvo" llegaron
aver les artistas que forman Ia Compa
MIA del Lara HOras despues de en-
trar Ell buque subimoS a bordo. en- don
de vimos a los funcionarios de- la Adua-
ma, que sc ocupaban Ell exaltnar los
equipajes, mientras nosotros saludaba-
mos los artis.as, que son numerosos
muy. simpaticos. !, La pril IRA mano
que estrechamos tenia que ser, natural
meme, la de don Emilio Thuiller. El
insigne actor, cen quien cambiamos Ii
gerisimas impresiones nos presento al
eminelite don Manuel Linares Rivas. El
maestro con su depurada espiritua-
hdad y con su ingenio delicioso, nos hl-
bio encantado dc America. FL ilustre au
tor de ToNTNADAS Sc muestra 1:ly
con'ento de los homenajes de que ha ST.
do objeto en- Cuba en- Venezuela.
gCuando mas interesado sc hacia nuestra
charla, cuando ell sefor Linares Rivas,
tributaba altos elogios a America, de
Ia cual-dijo-no pecaban, nj por aso-
mo, de excesivas, cuant2s referencias
lie hicieron en- Espaiia. acerca de ella,
uno de los Inspectores in,errumpio nuss
ira conversation interesante para revi-
sar Ell pasaporte del eminente dramatur-
go Y examinar su equipaje. Ell maestro,
con un gesto de simpatica amable con
trariedad. excIamo, dfrigiendose q, nos
otros
Nos veremos, nos veremos despues
Momentos despues fuirnos presentados
a Balaguer, I'm joven simpatico actor
de la compania, hijo del dorado actor
don Juan, muy conocido en- Puerto Ri
CO, donde Sc lie rscuerda con simhatias
En- este Balaguer nuevo, hay un tempe
ramento comico de primera fuerza. Con
Balaguer estaba Fuentes. heredero tam
bien de otro apellido famoso
Despues vines Luisito Manrique.
rs el acto mas antique de los del La
RAJ Al decir LOS del Lara 10 ha-
cemos convencidos de cue raro es el ele
mento que, al leer las cr6nicas tea
traIes, no este convencido V enterado
del gran conjunto que forma esta
Compaiia.
Y bien; >Manrique lleva ionce amos!
Sc merece Manrique un premio la
constancia. FL amable actor demues
ira una deliciosa cortedad que debe
darle gran partido entire las muje-
res
iY las mujeres del Lara Hemos
saludado a dona Carmen Jinenez,
la primera actriz; dona Leocadia
Alba, la caracteristica; a Eloisa Mu-
TO; las senoritas Ponce Y Mendez,
Amalia Sanchez Arino, la seforita
Alvera
Despues Montijano, Gonzalez, Pa
checo, Gir6n, Gomez.
: Hemos vuelto yer don Emilio
No hemos querido importunarle con
preguntas nj interrogatorios Pero le
henos aplazado para una entrevis-
ta Don Emilio Sc defiende.
No Sc preocupe usted,-le deci-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10

mos. Todas las vidas tienen algo in
teresante; en- el fondo de todas las al
mas existe algo nuevo, algo original.
En- la de usted sobre todo....
Por la tarde desembarcaron los ar
tistas Habia en- el rnuelle una concu
rrencia numerosa Y distinguida. En-
la esplanada de la bahia los comen7
tarios Sc hacian, coincidiendo todos
en- que, la Compania de Tbuiller. es
la mejor que en- su g6nero ha veni-
do Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10

cido a Puerto Rico su ayuda vail 81,
quo nosotros acep amos Y agradece- IS
en- cEanto vale; pero nj ella nj nosot cs
vanios a resolver con nuevos metodos,
desconoc;dos hasta ahora, un problema
cuyos terminus son tan gencr llmext tie
ssbidos
Desde quo dirijo este Depar, ,amento
con mayor menor i'll ensidad de ac-
cion, SEGUN HA SIDo POSSIBLE
DEETRo DE LAS PEcULLAREs CIR
CUNETANCIAS DEL MoMENTo, Sc
han venido poniendo en- pY$ ,tica las
medidas sconssjadas para comba,ir el
NAL mo3ifcadas desde luego. me1ida
que 10 ha lido requiriendo Ia experien-
cia adqu!rida, Y sc~ualmente Sc desa-
rrolla la campafia intensa Ell Utuado Y
SC extiende h7sta Lares, hasta San Sc
bss.ian, hasta Barros; Sc planea la de
Las MGrias y la de varies o.ros pue-
bios de La isla. Todo esto per fupciol IA
rios puertorriqueIios, de es.e Depar "a
EN- plena potencia de acci6n s3nitaria.
Nuestros amigos de la Fundaci6n 70.
ckefoller, porque estair,os alin en- u I'll
mar detalles dea plan de scci6n con-
junta, no han entrado en- campana.
A cstas hofas Sc vienen dar CO.
mo nuevas formulas salvadoras pa
ra la cura y prevention de la Uncina-
riasis, del Paludismo de la Tuber "a
losis, recomendaciones que cualqui ra
pcdra hallar en- nuestros inform IS
anua es una otra vez.
Una vez mas el Partido Republics no
dc Puerto Rico, consecJente con. su
historic, falsamcnte presenta como
ineptOs a los funcionarios puerto IL
quenos. pero al misnao tempo repi-
te los consoles de estos mismos fun
cionarios para prcsentarse ante eli
pals como lnica esperanto de saliva
cion.
Pero 81 sus hombres van a Le-
gis'atura, SIQCIERA, Y POR FOR
TUNA, SEA EN- MINORIA, ipor-
que ALI, cada vez que ha sido nece-
sario, no Sc han dichd y hecho esas
mismas cosas. traduciendolas en- la
ayuda generosa. con la aprobacion lie
leyes una otra vez solicitadas por
este cpartamento?
y es bastante por esta vez.
San Juan, p. r. julio 9, 1920.
A. RUIZ SOLER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
FL MUNDO AL REYES

e. juez Booth del Tribunal de Po-
.icia del Tamesis .acaba de imponer
una mul;a una muchacha vecina de
Londres por haber sido sorprendida por
la policia dando una serenata a su no
vic a atlas horas dc la noche.
Esto demuestra que la mujer no Sc
conforma con suplantar al hombre en-
Ell terreno del comercio y la politica.
siuo que aspira tambien a sustituirle
en- sus romanticas funciones.
IMujeres dando serenatas sus no
vios bajo la plata de la luna? III
mundo al reves!
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PABLO cAsALs EN- CUBA.

Comunican de la Habana que en- di-
ciembre pr6ximo dsra ALI algunos con-
ciertos Pablo Cassls, insigne artista es-
panol, que es ell primer violonchelista
del mundo
Es.s iloticia ha despertado entusiasmo
entire los sficionados al divine Hrte,
y Sc espera con ansiedad Ia fecha en-
que haya de abrirse el abono de loca
lidades. I'm de conocer admirar a
ese virtueso del violonchelo.
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MERCADo DE AZUCAR

"Mercado mas fuerte. Ventas para
los operadores a $17.50. Pronto EN-
barque dc azdcar de Cuba para FL
ladelfia a $17.50.
Esperamos refinadores pagara ma
mana a $3.50 azucar de Puerto Ri
CO."
Este cable fue recibido aver por la
casa Costa d SaRtiRi, de esta ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
DON AGUSTIN FABIAN

En- ell vapor "Coamo" que salio ell
microbes, ha embarcado para Nucva
York este cul.o y distinguido joven,
Quien va EN- busca dc mas amplios ho-
rizontes.
Feli2 viaje deseamos a nuestro buen
amigo Chelin
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
M1sA soLEMNE

El domingo a las nueve de Ia mafiana
Sc verifcara en- la capilla de La v. O.
I. Franciscana una misa solemne a
Jesus sacramentado, quedando S. D. M.
de manifesto hasta las cuatro. Despues
habra rosario, procession y reserva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
DESDE MAYAGUEz

Con la immortal obra de Verdi,
lido, Sc estreno aqui la compania de
Nicosa. FL pGblico, aunque no muy
numeroso, era escogido supo pro-
miar con aplausos la labor de los ar
tistas. Sobresali6 especialmente e
magnifco tenor Salazar, que encar-
no un Radames irreprochable.
La compahia representa-, ademas
las operas Carmen y Fonsto, que fue-
ron dos triunfos.
-Resulto brillante la fiesta Y el
bale inaugural del Casino Espa6oL
Tor Ia manana, ante una escogida V
aelecta concurrencia, fue izada la ban
dera de Espaha, al tempo que la or.
questa ciecutaba la Marcia Real. FL
Lcdo. Arnaldo y Sevila pronuncio
TN elocuente discurso, lleno de frases
felices conceptuosas. Despues fue-
ron obsequiados los concurrentes, ter
minando el acto con la BoriRqueid.
En- la noche del mismo dia hubo un
concicrto un baile de sociedad.
Para el lunes estaba anuneiado el
primer bale.
Apesar de la fuerte lluvia, que no
dej6 de caer EN- las primeras horas de
la noche. el acto result6 brillantisimo
Recordamos entire otras las siguientes
bellisimas seiiolitas:
Pura Vicente, Margot Esperan-
"a Alemany, Maria y Rosaura Sa-
batter, Emilia Cabrer Borinquen Go
mez, Adelaide Alvarez Valdes, Rita
Sein, Yayita Roig, Mercedes Y Car
men Camara, Sasa Monsa Bermu-
dez, Esperanza Felicidad Lopez,
Emine Quinones, Celinda Laura
Pabon, Srtas. Cabanillas, Enriqueta
Agudo, Angelina Mercader, Srtas.
Marquee, Pepita Campos, Maria Jo-
Selma Acosta. Sara y Ester Became
gra, Consuelo Goicochea, Lydia Fra
dera, Guillcrmina Lopez, America Go
nlez, Srtas. villa, Malen Tellar, Ro-
sa Ma. Gomez, Josefa Gonzalez
Amparo Ramirez. Entire las seforas
recordamos la Sra. Pico de Sabater,
Roig, MARTINEZ, Marin, Saliva, Mo
lima de Sabater, Bravo, Cifuentes, Fa
jardo de Lopez, Mena de Lopez, Ba-
ges. Vida. de Ramirez y Mrs. For
bush.
Asistieron tambien interesantisi-
mas senoritas de San Juan, Maya
guez Ponce. Termino el bale, que
ha hecho epoca en- los fastos sociales
dc esta ciudad, las tres de la ma
mana %
---El domingo se-eelebr6 una con-
currida manifestation republican,
Por la noche, Sc VERTIGO en- la pla-
"a publica un gran mitin. en- el que
hicieron uso dc la palabra los sefiores
, Soto, Tous Soto, Barbosa Lecomp-
te y otros mas.
4 -Tuvimos el gusto de saludar a
don Juan B. Soto, quien tom6 parte
en- el mitin republican,.
I'll martes empezaron las clases
para rmales Y maestros especiales en-
el Colegio de Agriculture.
Sc matricularon $50 estudiantes.
"A San Juan podriamos regular
le cl aqua que quiera. I'll martes es-
tuvo lloviendo aqui desde las II del
dia hasta las de la tarde.
-Continua el teatro MeHdez Vioo
delcitandonos con su excelente sex
teto musical y magnihcas peliculas
Esta semana Sc exhibira una serie
! de interesantes cintas, que agradaran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
PIANO GRAMAS

Con Ia candidez DE un Sancho
DE los mas zafios del gremio,
hay quien dice que hubo rancho
en- 10 de otorgar el premio
q la scnorita RANCHO.
Mas, no hay tai, amigo Juancho
que de haberlo, para mi
todo ell timo esta en- la
cue Sc pone antes de ANCHO....
Prog1ntalo por ami
Dice Pancho, mi tendero,
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CON vACAC1ONEs

Sc encuentra en- vaeaciones ell culto
caballero don Jose Gonzalez Ginorio,
inspector general de Ia ensenanza en-
Castellano.
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que a pesar de haber dinero,
en- ell caion caen goteras,
Y yo lie respondo: pero
porque no vendes tiieras
habiendo tanto embustero
que pasa por tus aceras....?
o.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10

sin duda. los miles de favorecedores
del elegante y concurrido teatro.
Ell CorrespOasQl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
Es mas facil conquistar una
poslcion, que sostenerla.

EL ALcoHoLADo cEREIPNA debido sus exceentes
propedades mantene pero muy alto, ell prestgc que sus
exitos lie han dado producto indispensable
ira
Que ell predIecto de las famiIias dario 10 proca-
merables consImdorss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-10
CALENDARIO ESPECIAL DEL
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO

Calendario especial de mociones
previas que Sc lecra vera el dia II
de Julio de 1920, las 900 A. NJ.
de acuerdo con la seccion dc la Ley
No 81.
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Dice Pancho, mi tendero,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
Financial Review
Ponzi of Boston.

The recent disclosures concerning the operations of Charles Ponzi, the low finance wizard of Boston, are worthy of special notice, not so much from the standpoint of his method of opera tion but the extent to which his trans actions were carried and the number of people who were induced to part with their savings on the promise of abnor- nal returns. Every war has been fol- lowed by a fever of wild expansion and this is the golden opportunity for the low financier. Wages have been high and there has been an unprecedented demand for luxuries which has fired the financial passions of millions. The demand has been for more money and almost any scheme that promised high quick returns was met with open arms by those who were utterly unprepared either financially or educationally to go beyond the point of giving the promot- CTS their money with a silent prayer for success.
 Of course Ponzi was a product of conditions but there are hundreds of other smaller Ponzies who are at work all the time and whose combined eff forts relieve a trusting public of many millions yearly without the slightest return We can all earn money. but how many of us are equipped to handle and safeguard our earnings? How many of the younger generation are be- | ing taught that it is just as important | to know how to spend money as it is to earn it.
 | The exact details of Ponzis scheme were never revealed because it did not progress to any actual manipula- 1 ton of foreign exchange and they arc of no importance. The great lesson that it teaches and one which cannot
 be too oft repeated is that you cannot get something for nothing and he who
 tries to do so is doomed to failure. The 'confidentiaT' CD information from the friend who is on the inside together
 with desire for quick riches has caused the loss os untold millions Speculation has its place in the busi- ness world but it should be entered only by those who understand they are
 speculating. who know and realize the chances against success and who can | afford to lose.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
Market News

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Any doubt that wall street and the financial community as a whole had fully fore cast the results of the presidential election was dispelled by the seemingly indifferent course of today's stock market.
 Instead of the frenzied trading and wild fluctuations that attended the outcome of other national campaigns, and the Mckinley boom of 1896, deal ings were comparatively light and changes all save a few issues were relative< unimportant.
 Prices were firm to strong in the active turnover of the first hour, ir- regular and heavy in spots during the intermediate period and moderately strong again in the later dealings under the impetus of a broad buying movement in sonle of the transporta- tions.
 The outstanding feature was the ex- tensive trading in Southern Pacific at net gain of points due directly to Mondays announcement that the di- rectors are to formulate a plan to segregate the company's oil properties.
 Associated Oil. which is to form the basis of this plan of separation, regis tered substantial advance at the out set. but this was largely cancelled
 
 steels, shippings. motors. textiles and papers. tobaccos and feathers con tinued to be governed by the tone of the money market as well as by in- dustrial conditions. Rallies at the close included heavy accumulation of Read ing at a net gain of 65s Sales amounted to 900.000 shares. Cal money ruled throughout at g per cen, and foreign exchange noted few note worthy changes to important centers Southern Pacific convertible lives al a net gain of almost 10 points featured the strong bond market with Liberty issues. Total sales, (par value) ST. 450.,000. Old United States bonds un- changed on call.
 CHICAGO. Nov 3.-Moderate de clines in the price of wheat resulted today from lack of support Opening 1 prices which varied from unchanged | figures to 1.c higher, with December $2.09h to S2.10 and March S2.02L were followed by declines all around | to we'll below Mondays finish. l Corn eased down with wheat. After ] opening ssc off to 1ac up. includins December at S415c to SAC, the mar. ket suffered a general setback bu- l then rallied some with wheat. | Oats started unchanged to IA, l higher, December 55c to 55hc. bu, | later weakened.
 Higher quotations on hogs had onI,
 a transient strengthening effect on i provisions, being soon offset by th, downturn in grain.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

The home of Marshal Foch on the Avenue de Suxe, Paris. has become one of the wonderful dwelling places of the world. The rooms are crowded with trophies which all civilization has offered in homage to the man who led the allies to victory. The gifts come from every part of the world
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

Under the new pay ruling. an Amer ican private can advance himself as a specialist in any one of several lines and boost his wages to $60 a month more than the pay of colonel in some of the European army during the war.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

Under the new reorganization bill an enlisted man in the United States army will wear an olive drab hash mark on blue background on his left sleeve for each term of enlistment, as the sailors and marines uniforms are marked
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
I!:S!a1

No matter where in Europe you in tend to tour or visit, plan your trip. VIA CUNARD." A voyage with all the conveniences and luxuries of a metropolitan hotel is assured on our steamers
 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SER-
 VICE BETWEEN New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Montreal. Portland. Me.
 AND
 Liverpool. Southampton, London derry, Cherbourg. Antwerp. London. Glasgow, Havre. Rotterdam. Mediter- ranean, Plymouth. Bristol, Danzig. Le- want, Hamburg.
 For rates of passenger sailings, or general information, apply to
 w. WARD DAVIES General Ticket Agent for Arizona 443 West Washington Street
 Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

Several hundred thousand soldiers answered to the name of John in the United States army during the world war. Some were plain John and others spelled it Giovanni, Ian, Jac, Jack Jackie, Jacques, Jan, Jans, Hans, Jean, John, Jno, Joahn, Jock, Johan.. Johann Johnny, Johnnie, Johannes, Johni Johny, Johnie, Juan and lawn.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
BY CORA MOORE

NEW YORK-Not all of the sports things that have helped make the sum- mer gay and joyous will end their term of service with the end of the season.
 Some, Ike these two gowns and this charming hat, will have another lease of life, for. after all, there is nothing more comfortable for wear in the house
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

An attempt is being made in London to cure men gassed in the war. Pa tients who have difficulty in breathing through the results of gas poisoning will be placed in an air-tight chamber of glass 20 feet square and seven and one-half feet high for five days or more and will breathe oxygen contin- uously.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

The war department recently real ized S651, ,461, ,726.65 on sales of surplus war supplies, which material included machinery. machine tools, airplanes electrical equipments, motors, and small arms. The supplies originally cost s1,02e, ,S15,95s.20.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

More than half of the American sol diers blinded in the world war have already been trained for living and earning without their sight at the Red Cross institute for the blind near Ball. timore, Md.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

NEW YORK, Now 3. = Mercantile paper. per cent; exchange easy; sterling demand, 3431a. Time loans steady; all dates, "A @S per cent.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

The Knights of Columbus formally offered the American legion $5,000, ,o00 for a building 10 be erected in Wash ington as a memorial to American service men killed during the world WAT
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. Stopper was steady; electrolytic, spot and fourth quarter. 14sz 015c. Lead easy; spot, s6.50. Zine steady; East St. Louis spot. s6.75@7.00.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

The chief of finances of the United States army in Washington has 4000 liberty bonds, representing s375,000 which belong to soldiers who cannot be found. The bonds carry coupons representing $30, 1000 in interest.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Nov 5. = Butter firm creamery, 4O661c. Eggs higher; re- ceipts. 1862 cases; firsts. 63@64c- Poul- try, alive, lower; fowls, 21929c.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

The first naval victory medal was given to James W. Cleary of New York city, in honor of his son, James J. F. Cleary, who was lost when the U. $. $. Alcedo was torpedoed by a German submarine in November. 1917.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
LIBERTY RONnS

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Liberty bonds closed: 3l5s. s95.O0: first 4s. 5000; first 4As s9O.2S; Victory 3sts, ss6SO; Victory 4Zs. $9e.26.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
LIVE STOCK HL.-


 CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-U. S. Bureau of Markets) - CATTLE: Receipts. 1S,OO0 head; steers and butchers stock slow to lower; few loads of prime steers held at $500 and higher. hulls natives. s10.50615.50.
 HOGS: Receipts, 5000 head: mar ket generally 25c to soc higher: better grades up most; top, s14.25; bulk. s13.50@i420.
 SHEEP: Receipts. 1S,O0O head; fat lambs fully 25c lower; top native lambs $13.50.
 Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3-CATTT.E. Receipts, 14,500 head: beef steers and she stock dull and 25c to soc lower. HOGS: Receipts. 5000 head; market 2Sc higher: top, s1S.75; bulk heavy and medium, s13.10613.60.
 SHEEP: Receipts. 5000 head: mar ket steady and 25c higher; western lambs, s1375.
 Denver DENVER, Nov. 3.-CATTLF; Re ceipts, 1000 head; market strong: beef steers. s7.50@ HOO; cows and heifers. S6.5Od s.25; calves, s10.0O613.00; stock CT sand feeders, $7.50@9.5O. HOGS: Receipts, 200 head: market 25c higher; top, s13.60
 N'AAA4A41 aNONCApAS, tOUU Hedug mar ket 25c to soc higher: lambs, S12.OO0 12.75; ewes, s5.O0@6.5O; feeder lambs. s115o6125O.
 GRAINS CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Closing quota tions
 Wheat: December s206%, March $1.9Sik.
 Corn: December s2Ac, May S3%c. Oats: December 54h c, May 595c. Pork: November $23.50, January s25O0
 Lard: November $500, January s16.27.
 Ribs: January {13.70.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
COTTON
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Cotton closed steady at a net loss of 20 to 50 points
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR -SALE-BARBER SHOP COM PLETE. ONE MONTHS RENT FREE, $15O CASH. PASTIME POOL HALL, CASA CYANIDE. ARIZONA m
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

The medaille militaire the highest military distinction which is within the power of the French government to bestow, was created in 1852. It can be awarded only to enlisted men for most exceptional gallantry and to gen. eraI officers who receive it for the gallantry of their troops.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
coPPERs

Compiled for The Republican by
 R. Allyn Lewis. F. F. Hutton A
 Co.'S Leased Wire. Hotel Adams ] 3uilding. 1ls North Central Ava
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

During the world war the Swiss postoffice acted as a clearing house for letters, parcels and other postal matter dispatched to and from pris- oners of war and civilians interned in the various belligerent countries. and in this period 714.536,627 pieces of mail were handled.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
MONEY TO LOAN
LocT AND FOUND

EARLY TENNYSON-Age IS, light hair. blue eyes: missing from home since Monday, November 1. Any in- formation will be appreciated at Mary land avenue. near Desert curve. Phone 4Ja. Phoenix. 1t
 LOST-Dark bay horse mule, Is hands high, weight about 1900. or $ years old; has halter on and is not sheared; s5 reward and return to F. w. Goodloe. Route 2, Glendale. m
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
WOOD, COAL AND FEED

The Five Points Wood & Coal Go. Deliver all parts of city. Phone ITS. If
 EAST SIDE WOOD YARD
 Phone 4975 1923 E. Madison St. t1bn
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

New York state has Ss15 men in the national guard.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
Roonning House

For sale. cheap; good location, long lease. 27 E. Adams T
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
924 E. Roosevelt

100x137 corner Tenth St. and Roose- welt; four rooms and bath. frame house; on Brill car; a good business corner. Price $2,600. for terms see MT. Marlborough. 122 w. Washington.
 phone 3591. It
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
WANrEo-HELP. FEMALE 2s

MANTED-Girl for general house. "ork. Call mornings, 134S w. Adams
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

WANTED-Maids at Sunny Rest a257. '''' '0' oe' ''0'ie ls
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04
STORAGE BATTERIES
SWEEPING COMPOUND

It cleans. protects and disinfects. Phone 2O99. TOT F., Brill Phoenix Sweeping Compound Go. If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-04

This is well located and carries a years lease. with low rent. If sold soon, will make extra good prop osition. Address Box 99Y. Republican.
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