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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Ia ORSANIZkClON
DEL ES UN
oROBLEMA GUE
URGE

En- eSta capital ha venido p con-
vertirse el Servicio de trafico en- algo
positiramente lamentable. Sc encuen
ira an tar p@simas condolences el tai
servicio. que en- algunas Gales ' lu-
cares "a congestion de ~vehiculOS per
;uGica a lo- ~transeuntes al grade que
sstos t!encr Que estacionarse allf un
c,.arto de nora por yer de segUir su
canine 81 es que no q~uIeren dar un
rodeo que tambien les significaria un
retraSo en- 81 Marcia.
Y 10 peor del case es Que el .Ayun-
tamiento nc narece p~reoCuparse nj po-
co nj mucho Ge clio. Pasan los dias.
Ia prensa formula diariamente quejas
contra las r@siEnas condolences de este
~scrvicio : 81 servicio de trafLco STEM
nre 10 misr1o o tai vez peor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
pRoTESTAS . PRoPOSiTO DE
LAS ELECcIONES REClENTES

Todo e. dfl de aver Sc estuNieron
racibiendo ouejas a prop6sito de las
r~ccientes e!ecciones or Ia Repuouca'
PresentarOnse a aquelia S~ecretaria ell
diDutado por 81 Estado de Colima. Sal
vador Saucedo. V eI senador por Que
retaro Juan l.. Frfas. q~ulenes dijeron
lie muchas irregular!dades que ellos
habfan podido consignar durante las
rasadas elecciones para diputados Y
senadores en- las cuales ellos tomaron
rarte actiya como candidates.
FL senior Trfas declar6 e~nerEicamen
te que 81 habia ~trabajado su candida
u para oue Sc 10 reeligiera en- su ES
;aGo, pero Que las auroridades le ma
han obstrufdo cuanto habtan pod!dd
nara dispu:arle 81 triunfo con la candi
6ctura Official.
FL senior Saucedo quej6se tamb'sn
contra acuerGnS dicradoS por el ex-Sib
yecretario d, Gobernacion. licenciado
Valenzuela. : a entrambos ~quejosos
aijc Ell abogadc don Jose Inocente Ill
20. ouen Sc encuentra ahora al fren
e del mencionado ministerio. que sc
ocuparia de sus ~respectivos asuntos.
ofreciandaies communicates luego el re-
sultado de u gestiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
~;NSTAlAClON DE LA
JUNTA"

De acuerdo con IA ley electoral en-
vieor hov. = las nueve de Ia manana.
habran de instalarse las Juntas com
Lutadoras que sc encargaran DEL re-
cuento de votos emitidos en- cada N''
De las c~asillas de los ocho distTi' =
~c,ectorales. con motive de las elecct"-
ues para diputados Y ~senadores hahidas
on esta capital el domingo pr6ximo
pasado.
Cada junta sc encargara de eNtender
sl credencial respectiva a aqueHa per
soma que lubiese obtenido mayoria
de yotos en- ST. favor, al mismo ITEM
20 que de levantar un acta en- que
sean consignaGos los incidcntes que
Sc hayan reSistrado durante Ia Vota
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
sER& IMPIANTAOO 81 SERVlCiO
MiJiTAR OEllGATORlO

{. DE MF.XICO. agosto 5.-En de-
cla-aciones que aver hizo Fl Ministro
d. Ia Guerra general Plutarco Lila
Gales. a IA r-ensa capitalina. NANTES
t6se p~artiGalio ardIente del servicio
railita- ~oblisutorio que. lie acuerdo con
g., P-esidanre dc la Huerta. sera muy
en- hreve ~implartado on nuestro PALS.
Fl d~ivisjouarlc sonorense deiineo des
&c luego los planes generates para Ia
total reorganization del Ejerctto. Este
seri depurado en- JoGos sus e~lennentos
- s,!s efa~t,yos seran reducidos a IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
BUSOUE LOS GERMENES DEL REUMATISM0

enfermedad, es por conducto de L,
sangre.
S. S. S. purifica perfectamentt
la sangre y la deja libre de todos los
germenes infecciosos e impurezas
eliminandolos del ORGANISING. Esta es
Ia razon por Ia cual es un excelente
remedio contra ell reumatismo. Vaya
q cualquier drogueria y adquiera S.
S. S. ST su case necesita atenci6n es
pecial, dirijase al Jefe de Consultas
Medicas, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Sc a De MEJORAR
los De
LOS

Dicese d. In proyecto Que on hreve
Dvesan;ara Il Gobierno del Distrito pa
"a 81 a~probac!tn : de acuerdo con el
r.lal les gerEarmeS de punto disiTu
,aran IN aumento en- sus salaries. Sc
cin este proyecto. los gendarmes per
c;hiran IN suelGo de tres pesos dlarioS.
Hasta ahora no Sc sabe 81 e. Ayun-
lamiento. que es e. que paga. va de
acre-do con Que los g~uardianes del or
fer pIblico cocen del aumento que q
Gobierro del Distrito qu!eve asignar
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10

La crisis del Gambia ha desapare-
edo. Tai ati-,na Ia Secretaria de Ha-
cierda y Cr6ditc Publico al referlrse a
las grandes actividades de Ia Casa Ma
cional de aione6a que no ha cesado de
acunar enorlnes cantidades de pleas
peQUenaS.
Ia a~cuiaci6n ~realizada durante el
mes dc julio pr6ximo pasado rue
sancillamerte asombroSa. quiza n de
las mas grandes Il Sc han e~fectuado
desde Ia fundaci6n de la Casa de None
da a Ia fecha. La acuhaci5n assemble
= IA respectable suma de =
$4,000 pesos en- ia forma 81 guiente:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
FL JUEGO EN- IA VEClNA
,LiLIa De MIXCOAC.

Motive dc singular e~scdndalo es el
reciente estaOlecimiento de una casa
g juego Ell IA vecina villa de MtNcoac.
L P~resideute Municipal de aquel lu-
gar. muy POGO es~crupuloso. perm!tio
Que on m ,leeante edificio 90 lnsta-
iaSe un cluh que ~osrentando 81 pomposo
nombre lie "Jrvenil C~osmopolita" Sc
dedica a violar las leyes contra el jue-
60 de IN modc verdadcramente des
csrado.
TODD hara Greer que cl Gobernador
del Distrito pdsoSe va al tanto de- 10
que ocurr, - Ia villa de Miycoac y
Que pron:o por6ra remedio a clio clau
surando e. garlic que con Ia anuenci,
del Presidents Municipal dc aquel. lu-
gar fue cStGblccido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
PARA FL PRocESo CONTRA LOS
RESPONSASLES DEL ASESlNA
70 DE CARRANZA

Fl licenc:ado Eduardo Nert. Procu-
rador General de Ia Repuhlica, in
forma Que W consign6 Al Procurador
de Justicia dc Puebla 81 ejemDlar de
TN peri6dico Ct que aparecen las de-
c~laraciones IL Pauline Fontes, Ell Gu
vas d~eclaraciones e. ex-Director de
los F~erroca-~IIe: Nacionales hace con
cretos Y tremendos careos contra Ell
general Mariel a ~prop6sito del asesi-
rato del que rus Pres1dente de Mexi-
GO. c. Teuustiaro Carranza. Dijo igual-
nente el ~,iceTc:ado Ne-i. Que juzgaba
cstas d~ec;acaciones de gran imDortan-
ola para 81 Droceso que habra &c ms
trpirse pr3xinanente a Quienes result
ten responsables de la muerte trdglca
lei ex-Presiderte Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Y AVERIGUE LUEGO LAS eau
SAS QUE LO PROVOCAN, Y
ATAOUELAS

Sc ha llegado a Ia conclusion de
que alguna de las formas en- que
aparece esta enfermedad, son ~ocasio,
nadas por la presencia de germenes
en- IL sangre, que luego Sc multipli-
can por millones, invadiendo ell or
ganismo entero. listed facilnente
c~omprendera, por 10 tanto, que ell me
TODD mas eficiente de combatir esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10

formidable mentis. pues durante TODD
e! tempo IN que estuvo d~iciandose
que eXistia peste en- Tampico. q a su
Eez negaha Ia verdad, haciendose
complice de los estragos que amena.
zaoa causar Ia epidemic. La actituo
del galeno sigun siendo vista con SUI.
mo desprecio po~ Ia socieoad de Tan
plco' y los pc"i6dicos lanzan contr;
81 cargos ~tremenGos. pidiendo a la.
autoridades que Sc le exija SUI renur
cha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
ESTABLECESE UN iURADO
POPULAR PARA DELlTOS
DE PRENSk

Hace pocoS dis. Il licenciado Ma
tus. Juez Primcro e Distrito. Sc di-
right al Presidente Municipal. R0nulo
4 Roca. soIicit2pdo oe & una lista
de las personals que en- concepto del
| Console Municipal pudieran presen-
tarse como candidates para e!egir IN
Jurado Popular que juzgue 2 los pc
riodistas. y b~astante capacitado para
conocer de los llamados "delitos dc
prensa'.
Como las ccueaciones contra los pc
riodisras Sc h:u pucsto de moda a.
timamente. Y asi 10 demuestra el he.
cho curioso de que en- muy POGO item
po han sido acusados los directories
dc los diarios locales La Naci0n",
La Prensa" Y Ell Mundo", por fun
!onarios atrabiliarios o por indivi-
'uos insignificantes que q~uieren dar-
Sc importancia. cl Pres:dente MuTici
pal ACADIA de enviar IA lista soliCitada
por el JueZ de Distrito. cor los norn-
bres de mas de trcinta personas de re
conocid2. h"norabilidad On TampiCo.
que puedcH f5.mar csc Jurado roDu-
lar.
ST Ia aut- dad judicial toma sus
.andidatos -, cSa lista, todas las per
sonas conscicnJeS V de elevada cultU-
IA. es SECURE CUE ante cada 'delito de
p~rensa'. de- esos que han ca!ificado
los a~cdsadores. firmardn ia absoluCl0n
de los editores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
IA
d. 10
rs ~ ~
CERCA DE SEIS MILLONES DE PESOS FUERON
ACUNADOS EN- Ell MES DE JULIO POR FL COB.
RESOLVIENDO ASH Ell PROBLEMA DEL CAMBIO
Ell senior GiIberto Vaenzuela dice al fin cldramente cudles
fueron las causas que 10 ~obligaron a renunciar
la Subsecretmia de Gobernacion
10 ORGANIZATION DEL TRAFFIC. QUE TIENE POR
RESOLVER Ell GOBIERNO DE MEXICO

.nnmero apcoximadc de ~ciucuenta mil
hombres. La I;epublica serA dividida
Ell c!nco grandeS Zonas militares: Nor
tc. Sur. Centre, Oriente Y Ponlente.
De esta suerte. al implantarse e ser
ricio militar obligatorio. los habitantes
todos del pats quedaran adscritos a
IA zona n!litar q2e les corresponds: :
e. case de guerra ~eNtranjera estas Gin
CO divislonsS Serau convertidaS Ell
ctrco grandcs Cuerpos de Ejercito, no
i,ahiendo ast v~acilaciGn alguHa para Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
FUE DESCUBlERTO UN
FUMADERO DE OPlO

Las autoridades policiacae de este
puerto. dieron anochc con I'M moder-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
MORE GAME NOW IN. ARIZONA THAN EVER
 BEFORE, SAYS WARDEN

Game is more plentiful in Arizona this season than ever before and this department wishes to congratulate the sportsmen of Arizona because we be- lieve that the abundance Of all game is the result of the sportsman spirit displayed by hunters in living up 10 the game laws" declared the state game warden. Joe V. Procheska, yesterday
 "There are only a few game hogs left and we have their number" said Mir. Prochaska, who prophesied that most of them would be taken in to camp" before the first of the year.
 An unusual interest has been taken this season in both fishing and hunt ing and we are delighted to see so many women interested in the sports. Women who never handled gun are learning to shoot and it is not uncom- mon to see them practicing at the down town shooting galleries and out in the fields cracking away at jackrabbits and cotton tails.
 up 10 date over 100 licenses have been purchased by women, .. said Mir. Prochaska. "Now that the women are being interested there will be no oc- casion for Arizonans to go outside -their own state to spend the vacation. In fact, Arizona is interesting non-resi- dents, and each year more non-resi dents pay s2O for a license to hunt and | fish. Almost all the hunting regions may be reached by automobile, or al least within easy walking distance ol good automobile roads.
 | Tn speaking of game conditions 1T | Arizona. one must take into considera tion, he said, a condition that has be come more or less true throughout tn state-the encroachment of farms an' cities into game territory. the clearini of mesquite groves. the cutting of tim
 Der and the advance of the farmer ant miner into every nook and corner tha
 once was a refuge for all kinds
 game. Although our population has in
 creased 65 per cent in ten years. we cal
 safely estimate that our game has in
 creased 30 per cent during the pas
 five years.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

little bee is just as up-to-date as his owner. He isn't craving something new because it's new. but if it saves him time, it's the very thing he's aft CT. These aluminium foundations have a hexagonal design for building traced hygienic. durable. and the honey is easily separated from them. And the be.5 like them. Come to the apiary department at the state fair and I'll prove that it can be done."
 An Interesting feature of the exhibit will be a demonstration to be staged by pr. Charles T. Vorhies of the Uni versity of Arizona, who has devoted years to the study of bees. bee keep ing and the honey producing flowers in Arizona. Dr. Vorhies is to act as judge in the apiary department and his displays will show various kinds of honey produced from the desert flow CTS. among them mesquite and cat claw honey. The latter is a very clear and almost white variety.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
REALITY OF SATAN IS
 TENT SERVICE THEME

War did not have it's origin on earth, but was first precipitated by an angel named Lucifer. up in heaven, about 5000 years ago" declared Evan gelist Roy l.. Benton in a sermon last night at the big tent across from the postoffice. Comparing his boyhood views of Satan with those of the scrip lures. Mir. Benton said: As boy, l have more than once come home from a revival meeting and covered up my head in bed and could still hear the chains clanking-in my mind-as l re- viewed what I had heard at meeting To me he was a long-tailed, web footed monster with terrible horns. abiding in the midst of leaping flames. But the Word of God says he was once an angel of light and was lifted up because of beauty and pride; that he. through jealousy over Christ, opposed God and forced an issue which led tc war. He was defeated by the angels of Christ and was cast out into this earth"
 Discussing the reality of Satan. the speaker said 'The devil is a real be- ing, and so are his angels. While our eyes are not permitted to behold him we continually come in contact with the influence he exerts."
 The subject at the tent tonight vii be ''The Christ of the Scriptures Vs the Christ of Science" All service:
 are free to the public.
 -O--
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

to its transfer to the silver sheet, the transferring in the hands of such skill as is manifested by Maurice Tourneur iu all his produc- tions, having been done with all the recognition of the value of the plot, and the intense moments of the theme. to say nothing of the elaborate settings which Tourneur has incorporated in the production. The added attraction IS of His Trolley" a screaming com edy production, with the Fox News as the balancing feature. Tomorrow
 brings Elsie Ferguson to the Strand in Lady Roses Daughter"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
BEE MEN TOLEARN OF
 NEW THINGS AT FA|F

Besides presenting a most interest ing exhibit at the state fair this year, apiarists throughout the state will set tie a controversy that has been argued pro and con among the bee growers for some time. It has to do with the question of whether bees will use metal foundations or whether they must have the old fashioned wax bases upon which to build their combs.
 Say some of the bee men: You can't teach an old bee new tricks. These new tangled aluminium stands are ab- soiutely useless. bee isn't like a man. always craving something newA He has a good thing in the wax base and he doesn't want somthing diff frent"
 Not. so. not so." say the aluminium comb foundation advocates. A busy
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
DouqIas FairbanLs at the H;p

Douglas Fairbanks, offering "TIe Comes Up Smiling" is the Hips at traction for the final showings today. This inimitable actor. known all over the world as one of the most versatile of all the American stars. may always be counted upon to offer something unusual in story, theme. plot and treat ment, and in "He Comes Up Smiling" he has an attraction that will please everyone who sees it. To endeavor to describe Fairbanks production is to attempt the almost impossible. for his
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
GETTING READY FUR
 VALLEY ATHLETICS

Interest is beginning to be shown in school athletics throughout the valley. Now that the business of enrolling and classifying is over with. the various athletic coaches are beginning to cast around and pick their teams or rather encouraging the boys to turn out and try for places on the various teams. The court at the Glendale high school Is being prepared to start practice Of basketball on Monday. Capt. Phelps, who has charge of the athletics. went over to Tempe Tuesday night Co be present at the meeting of the various athletic directors. A general discus sion ensued on the formation of class league referees and a schedule, but as yet nothing definite has been de- cided on.
 No Fire in Peoria
 Many rumors were afloat Friday that the cotton gin at Peoria had caught fire. The black smoke that was seen rising from the vicinity of Peoria. however. was the burning of the oil alongside the santa Fe track that was spilled some time ago when the special train on which Gov. Cox was riding was wrecked
 On Sick List
 Duncan McRuer, principal of tho high school. was on the sick list this week. but was able to be back Friday and carry on the school business.
 BY. p. U.
 The juniors of the B. Y. r. b. ar' requested to report to roll call Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Baptis church.
 Back Home Again Mrs. R. E. Nelson, who recently wal ! operated on In the hospital in Phoe nix, has gotten along SO nicely that sh' was able to return home on Friday.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

manner is distinctively and entirely his own, his screen personality in class by itself, and his stories each being written especially for him. means the acme of perfection in the style of vehicle. Suffice it for screen fans to know that Douglas Fairbanks is ap- bearing in a picture, they need no bet ter guarantee "The Honor of the Range" is the added attraction. To- morrow brings Madelaine Traverse and Texas Guinan, dividing a double program
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
Tn. Rad Bird

Gaiety-.hat's the Red Bird, and 1t will reign in all its glory with the big crowd which will be on hand tonight at this popular ddancing place, where Carol Reed and his jazz band. deliV- ering dance delight, continue to play, their way into the hearts of all Phoe- nix. E. s. Mayfield, as floor manager of the Red Bird, will be on hand to see that the air of hospitality which IS paramount feature with the Red Bird, pervades the entire evening. The re- freshment service will be running full blast. and all in all it looks like a " night at he Red Bird. Mayfles . classes continue to attract wioe- spread attention with all those desiring to acquire the art of ballroom danc- ing under the instruction of the most accomplished of teachers. Mayfield may be reached by phone by calling 4604
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
Fr,d stons .t the Ramona

Fred Stone in Under the Top" is the Ramona's attraction for today only. Here's a story that for real thrills, highly exciting plot clever action, and unusual situations. to say nothing or red blooded adventure and virile in- depreciation. would be Gdeed hard tc duplicate. Fred Stone has made the same mark in pictures that he did on the speaking stage, reaching stardom in both instances through sheer in ability and applied energy. Under the in both instances through sheer vehicle that will go over in great style
 The added attraction is selected
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS
The Blue Bird


 What a wonderful time is in store for the dancers who will visit the Blue Bird this evening. The largest dancing palace in Arizona, incidentally the prettiest dancing emporium in the southwest. and the finest floor is all in readiness for the evening which will live long in the memory of those who journey to the abode of happiness to enjoy the light fantastic. King Brady and his inimitable jazz band will be on hand with lot of new surprises. Un- occasionally one of the finest dance organizations who ever played a dance in Arizona. these boys have long since established themselves in the hearts of the dancing public of the city. Walter Willis Powell is floor manager at the Blue Bird and E. $. Mayfield Is man ager of instruction Reservations. without charge, are to be made either in person or by phone by calling 1888
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

western story, while the comedy end of the program is amply cared for. To- morrow begins the three days engage ment of Neal Hart in When the Des- ert Smiles" one of the biggest western pictures of the year.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

The oldest work Of fiction extant is Thought to be The Tale of Two Broth ors.- written 32o0 years ago by the Tnrtan scribe. Enana.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
Toft's Country Club


 Tonight's the big night that you have been looking forward to all week-the big automobile night at Tofts Country slub. Saturday night will see the big pre-race event and Sunday night Phoenix dancing folk will worship the race track hero at Tofts Country club, whether it be Toft. Chevrolet or Milton.
 The stage is all set Decorating of the spacious ballroom of the Country club has been completed. The great est collection of racing pictures ever gathered together has been attractively arrayed for all motor lovers. Bundles and bundles of lucky spot dances will be featured during the evening, spee,al entertaining and flocks of agreeable surprises.
 And that wonderful aggregation of harmony is prepared to give the dance lovers the very treat of their lives with music as it should be played which thrills and carries away the revelers on it's very air.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

An electric toaster with a time switch. avoids burning the bread which is placed in it.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
OPEN AIR SCHOOL. SOON WILL BEGIN
 SESSIONS IN CITY
This New Feature to Be Started at Wentworth School - All Interested Asked to Co-Operate With Trustees

h accordance with It's policy of keep- Ing abreast with the modern school snethods and the needs of the times. fhoenix ls Co have an open-air school. Arrangements have been made by the eeard of trustees of the Phoenix public ~ehools for an open-air class in Kenil- worth school. Go which children from sA school districts are eligible.
 Tho opcn-air school is not for sick chiidrcn. Qualifications for entrance arc as follows: Irregular attendance on account of sickness below the normal wriEht.. showing signs of anomia or paysical signs of tuberculosis. but no Artive cases of tuberculosis. Again. it tmnot for sick children. but for children ntecing special care. Attendance is iirnucd Co 15 in order to make this care poesibie.
 Lunches. Milk end Rest.
 it is the plan of this school. as in o&her schools of similar character throughout the United states. to pro- Nide hot lunches. milk twice daily. at ienst one and one-half hours rest each day and co carry on the regular school work under the supervision of a teacher appointed by tho board of trustees.
 Through the corporation of the local 4nti-tubcrculosis association. transpor- tation Co and from the school will be furnished children Ewing at a distance ard with no other available means of Transportation.
 This is not an experiment. It has eeen tried out tn 300 open-air classes Throughout this country in every kind ef climatic condition and the results 9Nerywhere have been SO beneficial tcth mentally and physically. that the crA is for more opcn-air schools.
 rhc cooperation of the parents i' essential in this. as In all other schools Frthcrc are parents who are interested nleasc notify any of the principals Of the public schools or at the offices oi tre school administration building ollhin the next few days. leaving tho rthne and address
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

A trailer attached 10 potato dig ging machine sacks the tubers as tnei are gathered.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

India has perhaps a greater variety of plants than any other country in the world.