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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
Los GIANTS AvANzAN

Los Giants ganaron por tercera vez
los Piratas.
Ell partido Sc sucedia con ventaja pa
ra estos, cuando en- la novena entrada
Sc apuntaron aqu6llos cuatro carreras,
que les dieron la victoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

habra dejado con la, boca alberta los
lectores, esta en- que la resolucion del
tribunal es dictada por jueces america
nos, en- territorio americana y para ma
ridos americanos. 49,.
Y los lectores al tener en- cuenta estos
detalles explicativos, sonreiran v ex-
clamaran:
-IAhi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
SANTT IRCE
CINE LAS ANTILLAS"

Jack Hoxie en- los episodios nueve y
diez de la sensational serie ''Juan Cen
tella'' y una comedia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
"RTvOLI" (Rio piedras).

Essreno de dos episodios de la monu
mental serie. "soBoRNo" y un colo
sal drama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

SAN IT IAN


Billie Rhode en- la gran cinta en- Gin
CO parties ".El Leon y la obeja", y una
Revista, ademas de una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

Ruth Roland en- SUI Ultima serie Ruth
de la Montana" y un colossal drama en-
cinco actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
CINE "RIALT0"

Ell episodio quinto de la serie por
Ruth Roland titulada ''Ruth de lasMon
tafia'' un bonito relleno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

SOLO HAY UN .sBROM0 QUINI-
Ma. ulie es LAXATIVO' BROMO
QUJNINA. La firma de e. w. GROVE
e halla en- cada, cajita. Sc usa por to-
10 el mundo para curar resfriados en-
un dia. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

LA oFERTA DE UN INSTITUTE
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

ment does not intend to float the entire $1,000,00 but will content it. self with selling enough bonds to make discontinuance of the lottery impossible. In connection with the appointment of the Panamian bound ary commission it is understood that the commission will report of the q uestion of acceptance or non accep- tance of the agreement of Secretary Hughes that the awards of the boundary lines awarded by Chief Justice White be accepted.
 Cable dispatches from the Panama
 ian representative in Washington
 indicate that the state department
 there is showing increased impa- tience.
 The government is continuing ef- forts to procure arms and munitions.
 Members of the government deny that it is the purpose to raise a standing army but they assert that the country has been showing the necessity for possessing reserve supply of defensive materials. While the administration is at tempting to determine it's policy with regard to the White award, General Manuel Quintero, whose forces cap- taehments al Coto, is remaining with several hundred of his best equipped men on Panamaian territory in the Punta Barica district within striking distance of Coto
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
GIVE BRIDGE PARTY
 FOR SWEET CHARITY

For the benefit of local charity. Maricopa County Chapter. Daughter of the American Revolution will give a bridge at the Hotel Adams on Thursoay afternoon. While a mum ber will benefit by the event the chief beneficiaries will be the city s sick.
 tables have been reserved by many well-known society and club women for the affair while others who have not made reservations will drop in for the afternoon for a rub her of bridge. In addition to the
 ard feature d delightful musical lrogram has been arranged Mrs Ivan C. Johnson, an Oklahoma visi- tor and pianist cf ability, will fur nish numbers. while others who will appear include Miss Florence Berry man. pianist; and Miss Marie Ven drill soprano soloist.
 Mrs. Roland Dryer. regent: Mrs. " F. Hammett. vice-re"eut: Mrs C. ". 20 -sford and Mrs Orrir Standage who have had charge oi the event, will receive.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Get-Together Meet Of Farmers To Be Held On April IA
(RepubIic an A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, March 2S-A get together meeting of farmers organ izations represented here today was announced for April IA when an eff fort would e made to unite upon an agricultural program for recommen- dation to President Harding and con gress.
 Lower freight rates, tariff and rev. enue legislation, more liberal sexten- sion of credits, regulation of future grain eXch tnges and extension of the cooperative and marketing conditions are some matters, which. it was said will probably be considered The movement to get together was said to have been spontaneous although partly an aftermath of the airing of differences before the house banking and currency committee.
 The American farm bureau fedora tion has. announced meeting of it's executive committee and one member from each state here beginning April II, when a legislative program will be discussed The national farmers union has called a meeting here for April 20. The national gragen. the Pennsylvania State grage, the Milk Producers association, grain and livestock men. cotton growers and other farmers organizations are ex- Dected to meet here about the same time as well as participating in the joint conference
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
CORONADO TENT
 CITY OPENS NAY A

That Coronado Tent city will open Saturday, May II. is the word brought to Phoenix by the visit of l.. l.. Phillips. representing the tent ed village, who is stopping at the Jet- ferson Mir Phillips is making this year his second swing around Arizo- na. He will remain in Phoenix for about one week and will then con- tinue his tour of the state. While here it is his plan to meet all who wish to know more about Coronado Tent city.
 Already the work Of refurnishinE Coronado Tent city is under way and will be pushed rapidly in order that the opening may not be delayed.
 Diversion of all sorts will be feat ured at Coronado Tent city this sea son. The sports will include swim ming, diving, boating. athletics; the entertainment, musical numbers and social activities. Even the little tots will have fun aplenty.
 Summer excursion fares will be in effect between here and Coronado Tent city.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

mittee for Relief in Ireland to act as honorary vice president in the cam paign for funds. His notice to MT. Burns followed d telegram of accept ance sent to J. F. Lucey, national director of the American committee. which follows:
 q am glad to be named as one of the honorary vice presidents and to do all I can toward the relief of the destitute people of Ireland"
 His letter to Mir Burns is as fol lows:
 Tn response to a telegram from Morgan J. O'Brien, chairman of the American Committee for Relief in Ireland, I have accepted his invita- ton to act as vice-president and to aid in every way possible in this movement For your information l am enclosing copy of telegram sent 70 the national director, Mir. J. F. Lucey''
 The campaign being carried on by the Maricopa council is still result ing in the receipt of subscriptions, according to word from those in charge yesterday, and the county has equaIled all expectations in its reply to the appeal. Contributions may yet be sent to Hugh Cassidy. cashier | of the Commercial National bank | who is treasurer of the council
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
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from any source whatever, must also ircIude 1t. if the trustee is a taxable nerson within the meaning of the act"
 The reasoning used in the case of the Ryerson estate was held to cover the courts decision in the appeal brought by David M. Goodrich of New York involving taxation of profits on investment capital, except that in one transaction Mr. Goodrich showed a loss from the price he had paid for Athe securities. The ruling of the tax assessors that the value of March 1918, which was below the cost price in 1912 and the subsequent sale price in 1916, only would be considered was reveresed by the supreme court
 The act under which the tax wa. assessed, provides that the net tncom of the individual shall include gains and profits, the opinion said. Thu it io plain that the statute impose! the Income tax on proceeds of per { sonal Property to the extent only tha gains are derived therefrom and sine lao G114 was derived on this transac stiQn, u6l tax could be assessed agains the vendor.s
 versus Bradler-the same points wer considered. Decision of Connection courts that the government could no collect a tax on an increases in tn value of securities purchased an held for investment was reversed, tl. supreme court again making the poin that the tax could only be collectef where the proceeds showed a prof over the purchase price.
 Elimination of the March 1, 191 upset line" through today's opinion was in confirmation with the volun tary action taken by the govern ment's advocates during the arg ments. Solicitor General Friersol "confessed error' so far as tax as sessments had been made on apparen profits figured from March l, 190; when a comparison with the purchas price showed the investor to hay suffered loss. For purposes of com putting the proportion of profits to assessed. however, that date as SC forth in the 1916 statute, stands un der the courts ruling.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

the sauce in the pan in which the suinea hen has been cooked. Boil two minutes. Add a small piece Of sweet butter. and pour over the ,uinea hen.
 Serve with rice croquettes pre- pared in this way: Boil cups of wild rice in salt water for 20 min utes to get the moisture off. Add cream sauce. a little paprika. and two yolks of eggs. When cool make a round croquette and dip in beaten eggs and roll in bread crumbs. Make hollow in the middle of the cro- quettes and fry in deep fat. Fill the hollow with a teaspoonful of corn jelly.
 Glaced Sweet Potatoes, Florida
 Cut the potatoes round. about hali an inch thick. Fry in deep fat. Slice bananas. dip in flour and fry one minute in butter. Alternate bananas and potatoes in laying them in a deer china platter Pour little honey over them and a little powdered sugar. Glaze them on a quick fire.
 Salad, Belle Ferriere
 Peel some pears 6fresh or canned) If not used at once. keep in water with lemon juice added so they WY not turn dark. Hollow them. ream cheese with cream and pap
 ika. Use decorating pastry bag; around the border Fill the hollow with bar de luc Serve on lettuce l leaf with French dressing.
 String Beans, Mornay Boil fresh st. ing beans in salt wa | Ter. Add a pinch Of soda to keep th' color Mix with cream sauce. Put ii 1 dishes. well seasoned with salt. Pou over bread crumbs mixed with Par mesau cheese and paprika. Drip title melted butter over all and h ga a golden color.
 6avorois Aux Praises ] Press enougt tfraWber les to C. tain a pint of puIp- Mix with tei ounces of powdered sugar. flavore, l with vanilla. and an ounce and hal of clarified gelatin dissolved in tw 1 rIIis of water Stir on ice untils
 eglns to congesi Mix very care
 ally with one point of weli-whippe ] ream Put in mold and keep Q
 ce about two hours. When read Q serve immerse in tepid water an turn on a cold dish Decorate wit lvhippod cream and strawberries ] 4ssired
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
ORGAN RECITAL IS
 AN ARTISTIC EVENT

An interested audience greeted Mrs.
 Blanche Port Runyon in her third or
 gan recital last evening at the First
 Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs
 Runyon delighted her listeners with
 varied selections in soft tone work,
 particularly in the Meditation num-
 Der by Edward Sturges. The Inter mezzo from Tschaikowsky's Orches tral Suite called for a deep study III incarceration which the organTst proved in her rendition of that num-
 Der
 Walter Hastings Olney was the soloist. appearing in three groups oi well chosen songs. MT. Olney gave as his initial number ''Salve Regina, by Dudley Buck, and Draw Near lAu Ye People, by Mendelssohn After his second group Mir. OlneS graciously responded with pathetic | little song. His Teddy Bear. Miss Cornelia Luscomb played { charming and sympathetic obligat( | to "For All Eternity and "The Day l is Ended the climax of the latter receiving well merited applause. | The fourth recital will take place | April 25, the fifth recital in May clos | ing the series for the present season
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

CHICAGO-Marcus Stensbo, chef at the Blackstone hotel here, at the request of The Republican. has pre- pared his conception of an ideal din ner for a typical American family. He warns that. although at first glance the menu may sound expeu- sive. it really will not be found pro hibitive for a good Sunday dinner for guests.
 Here's the dinner:
 Puree of Vegetable Soup,
 Livonian Style
 Whitefish, with Amandine Sauce
 Breast of Guinea Hen, Theodore Glaced Sweet Potatoes, Florida String
 Beans, Mornay
 Salad Belle Fermiere
 Bavorois aux fraises
 Coffee
 And here are detailed instructions by Chef Stensbo, who at 3S is one of the youngest men in charge of the cuisine of a famous hotel, for pre- pairing the various dishes that make up the meal:
 Puree of Vegetable Soup. Livonian
 Style
 Slice carrots. onions. turnips, leeks parsley and celery and put in a stew pan with ounces of butter. Stir and Try untll the moisture Bas NNdpuf- ated. Add pint Of rice, gallon o water, cover, and boil for an hour Run through and rub through a sieve. Return to stew pan. and cook until 1t Is boiling Mix in a pint ol boiling cream. 2 ounces of butter and a little sugar. then take it oil the fire, without further boiling Serve with small squares or breae | fried in butter.
 Whitefish With Amandine Sauce Get a nice firm vhi;efish. Bone it | Cut II in pieces in sizes for each per son to be served. skin Season witt salt and dip il in flour Fry in but ter. When the fish IS done. add t the same butter in wh.ch the fish wa | fried a fillette Of brown almonds am some lemot juice Pour over th cooked fish Serve with choppei parsley
 Breast of Guinea Hen, Theodore | Cook the breast In butter. For th I sauce, cut in pieces the legs and oth l CT portions of the carcass left whe breast is obtained Brown this mea in a pan with half an onion. one eaf rot, celery leaves. and 8 small pief lof ham When nicely brown add little flour and few grains of whoi black pepper and half bay ieai Add water. and a cup Of tonatoe' Let, boil two hours and strain Bo again for half on hour and skim po'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Extra Session Of
 Panama Assembly
 To Float New Loan

PANAMA, March 2S.-ProposaIs by the administration for another inter nal loan of s1,00o.000 and the ques- ton of the appointment of a com mission of Panamaians to draft de- cisions with regard to the Costan frontier on the Atlantic side, were brought up before the extra session of the Panamanian assembly when began behind closed doors today.
 he previous session authorized the president to spend S1o0,000 for arms and ammunitions and float $5o0,000 internal loan for national defense. It is proposed that the new loan be guaranteed by the proceeds of the national lottery Thes existence of the present lottery expires July l, next The United States is opposing it's continuance.
 It is understood that the govern
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Santa Fe Railroad Will Not Take Off
 TlUo Daily Troins
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S. - Published reports from Albuquerque. N. M, that the aSnta Fe railroad company is to take off its tSains numbers 19 and 20 opera ting be-, tween San Francisco and Chicago. were denied by the company's of fieials here today The trains are the san Francisco flyer" and the
 Chicago Limited" and bookings on
 them have been accepted for two months ahead, the officials said The company also denied reports from Albuquerque that trains num- oers 21 and P, operating between Chicago, Los Angeles and San Fran | cisco over the Pan Handle line here | after would be run only west of Kan sas City.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29

she heads. but in all club activities, and she plans to attend the annual convention of the state federation Of clubs in Miami next week as a dele gate Of the club. Mrs. Ernest Nun sen, present secretary of the depart ment. also will attend the Miami convention. while Mrs. G. A Gilchrist and Mrs. J. H. Williams, who belong 10 the home economies sec.Son, will be among other club delegates.
 At the conclusion of the business' session yesterday the department held joint social session with the art and literature department. and has accepted the invitation of the music department to meet with 1t on Friday afternoon when program will be presented promptly at . o'clock
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
U. 5. Smelling And Refining Co. Pays
 Regular DiD;depo
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BOSTON, March 2S.-The nitea States Smelling and Refining com pany today passed the quarterly div idend on it's common stock. The lu dividend, declared in January. was { cents a share. The directors of tn Punta Alegre Sugar company tod voted to reduce the quarterly d.vi dend from s2 to SIPS a share. This action restores the rate that prevailed prior to last October No statemen was made as 10 the reason for ths reduction.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
NRS. IVY |S HEAD OF
 CLUB DEPiRTMEN7

Mrs. J. P. Ivy was reelected chair man of the home econ mics depart ment of the Woman's S club al a meet Dg of the department held yesterday afternoon. Mrs Ivy's leadership this season has been such that there was 10 question of opposition when her name came up for reelection. As yet she has not named the secre- ary who however will be appointed before the close of the club year
 Mrs. Ivy not only takes an inter est in the work of the department
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
SOeden And Germany
 Receive Large Orders From SouieE F 1T { 9 r s

LRepubIcar A. p. Leased WireI LONDON. March 2S.-i he f,as -tts soviet government has giN n Sweden an order for 10eO iocom 9tiVes and Germany an order for bU. says a wireless dispatch from Moscow today
 Forty thousand 'smokestacks $50 ties, more than Is 000 tons of tin and quantities of other railway materials already have been received from Ger many the message adds
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Panan1a Will Oppose Hughes Coto W ct e
TRepubiican A. p Leased WIre1

VA $ HIN GTON, March 2S. - Panama is expected by Central American diplomats here to exhaust every means of diplomatic resistance before complying, as demanded by Secretary Hughes. with the Panama Costa Rica boundary award made by Chief Justice White
 The Panama assembly met rct-y to discuss the Hughes note and dip lomats here said unofficial cable re- ports indicated that the first move would be to authorize President Porras to protest further against ceding the disputed territory tc Costa Rica
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Ten Thousand Idle Tn Manila Cigar Strike
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 MANILA, P. L. March 2S,-POlicp armed with riot guns were place today around all cigar frctoTies at fected by the cic'n wo~ -e--s' strik, here, following complain to the DO ice that a number Oi workers desir ng to return to work were threatened with violence by strikers. Ten thou sand men are idle as a result of the strike.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
EecessiUe Freight Rates Threatening
 Industry In Texcs
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

DALLAS. Tex March 2S-Unless immediate relief from excessive freight rates are forthcoming fruit melon and truck industries of South and East Texas are doomed, 1t was claimed by shippers who appeared before members of the interstate commerce commission at the opening Jf the hearing calle dhere today in an effort to obtain a reduction il. railroad rates.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Lordis' Court Room
 We'll Stocked With
 Whiskey And Wines
Republican A. p. Leased Wire

CHICAGO. March 9s-The court room of Federal Judge Landis re- assembled a well stocked liquor store today. Before his bench were stacked 4,412 quarts of whisky, one barrel of port wine and 70 gallons of sherry.
 The liquor is to be used as evil dence in a trial
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Hughes A5eslUer T.
 SoUief Trade NotC
 CiUen To Diploma

WASHINGTON. March 2S The American consul at Reyal reported to the state department today ,aa. he had received and transmitted 10 the diplomatic representative Of -ho - viet government the communica son of Secretary Hughes. giving the ad- ministration s policy on the trade with Russia
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Greeks Hold Bagdad
 RaiIlDay; AdUancirg
 On Asia Minor Cites
[ RepubIlean A. D. Lesseo Wl-e1

CONSTANTINOPIE E. March 2s.- Kutaia has been svacuated by the Turks and the Greeks are masters Of the Bagesd railway and are con tinulng to Advance toward Angors
 The Turkish communication am nounces the withdrawal of the Otto man forces to new positions. The plan apparently Is to keep the army intact and retreat into the depths of Anatolia. drawing the Greeks after it
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Legion Post Plays
 Er-Sendfor Thorlds
Republican A. P. Leased Wtrel

DENVER, Colo, March 2.-s mer Senator Charles & Thomas % Colorado is bitterly denounced an urged to remove your residence a certain village iu Holland" in 2 letter addressed to him by tn George B. Steele post No. 77 of tn American legion in Denver The al tack is said to be an outgrowth c the senator's recent speech in the senate in which he opposed the com pensation bill for former service me
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
GOVERNOR ID AID IN
 IRISH RELIEF DRIVE

Following his familiar course in assisting every humanitarian move nnent Governor Thomas E.. Campbell yesterday notified w. J. Burns. of the Maricopa Council for the relief os the destitute women and children of Ireland, that he had accepted an invitation from the American Com
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Goose Creek Field
 Has $IOO,OOO Fire

HOUSTON. Tex, March 2s-A $100,000 blaze was caused in the Goose Greek oil field today by fric ton from the withdrawal of pipe from the Humble company's new we'll Seven derricks and four standard rigs were destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-29
Sale or Deorborn
 Independent Under
 Ban Tn Windy C;t.

EepubIICan A. P. Icasto VFTFtI
 CHICAGO. March 2S.-The city council today filed the request of Jewish political club that the sale of Henry Ford's weekly periodical be prohibited by ordinance. police order against the publication is in effect
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-31
DOCTORS NEE1 At !.
CAMP ON RIVER.
Medical Society Leases
Wildwood For Present
Week


One Of the most delightful and
enjoyable outings ever held by the
Marion County Medical society was
staged at Wildwood. a beautiful
summer camp on the Valley river
last evening when local doctors, as
well as those from other Marion
county towns, with members Of
their families gathered for the re-
gular monthly meeting OF the So
lciety. Wildwood camp has been
rented for the week by the society
and during that time the members
of tie society and their families
are privileged to occupy the camp
and several parties are planned for
the period.
Drs. E. w. Howard and Lee
Boyers were the committee in
charge Of the arrangements for the
meeting last evening and they
spared no pains or trouble to make
the affair the great success it was,
The camp, which is one of the
prettest and most modern on the
Valley river was an ideal place for
the outing. The large tables placed
about the porch and living room
were laden with everything good to
eat which could have been procur-
ed and this feature OF the evening
was greatly enjoyed.
Following the serving OF the
dinner dancing was enjoyed, the
old Virginia reel having been the
popular dance Of the evening. The
affair was entirely Informal. Up
wards Of fifty were present. The
trip was made to and from the
camp in automobiles. DR.. L. D.
Howard, president Of the society
was master Of ceremonies and was
assisted by the members Of the
committee on arrangements.