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Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

SLIDELL, La.-One hundred thou-
sand dollars for a wedding!
That's what it cost Henry SulilVaIl'
mayor of Bogalusa, and Miss Ellarose
Salmen of SlideH to get married.
Sullivan is vice president or tne
Southern Lumber company. Both
his and his wife's parents are among
the wealthiest residents in Louisiana.
The event which took place on the
veranda of the Salmen home. under
a huge circus tent, smashed all rec
ords for elaborateness.
Special trains brought guests from
all nearby towns and close to 4oo9
people attended. Sullivan arranged
for free transportation of all those
who were bound for the wedding.
Special Pullmans also brought friends
and business associates from Butfalo'
Chicago. Baltimore and New York.
After the ceremony a wedding sup
~. u,as served to all. Music was
furnished by massed bands from
Bogalusa and Slidell--16O pieces.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
OXFORD STUDENTS TOO POLITE

The young English women recently
admitted to oxford uniye 'sitv on the
same basis as the men students have
certain grievances against their fei-
low students.
For one thing, the la-ter are too
polite. Whenever the girls approach
o door. they say, the young men
gpring to open it for thom. When
they are late getting TO a lecture the
men all stand up. offering their
seats.
"This sort of thing is unbearable,' -
the voung women declare. THE ex-
cessive courtesies demonstrated by
these gentlemen are simply for the
purpose of reminding US that they
do not consider US their equals
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

didn't enter their heads that 1t might
be making trouble for some one else.
All they thought of was making ked-
dy Fox feel miserable.
But it IS not very often that you
or I or anybody else can make trou-
BILE for just one person. Did you ever
think OF that? It's so. You go ASK
Jumper the Hare. All Jumpers
friends were laughing at Reddy Fox,
and shouting mean things at him and
calling him a coward. because they
knew IL made Reddy feel uncomfort-
able and miserable. 1t didn't once
enter their heads that they were max
ing trouble for any one else. Het
thev were. They were making a lot
on trouble for someone else. and that
someone was Jumper the Hare.
Next story; "How Trouble Was
Made for Jumper"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
LOVE A HARIT OF MINp

LOVE A HABIT OF MIND
He loves me no longer and I cannot
live without himi" This from a
A WORRIED BRIDE.
From A TEACHER: ''He has left
me and / can think of nothing but
! my loss. day and night. am afraid
l shall lose my mind!"
FROM A SMALL-TOWN GIRL:
"He has married another and every
| body is talking-but let them!
care only for him and 1 shall die
| because I never can get him back.
Love is a habit of mind. Often Il
| develops into an obsession. And ther
| ii is called Ideal
Sometimes the victims OF lost ol
| betrayed love are in love with then
! own sorrow as well as with the man
| They do not really wish to be cured
Tradition binds them fast.
But there actually is a cure fol
! the wounds of love, according to
new theory. 1t = called "subHma-
tion.p But it might as well be called
Substitution" of one idea fol
another.
The genius who transmutes his
| misplaced love into music. poem
a drama or statue is working alons
the line of sublimation.
Persons who are not geniuses car
| do the same thing.
A girl can put a deserting lover
out of her mind if she has any con
troll at all over her mind.
The more advanced educators arr
today attempting to convert the er
ratio anderotic impulses of girls int
Safe and sane and profitable ac
tivities.
ANY woman WHO cares to do s.
can escape to freedom from most o
the ancient and futile forms o
| slavery to sex.
It all depends upon her will I
change the habit Of her mind.
Many girls fear 20 rob life OF IT
romance if they master this mysti
and marvellous force called love. Bu
so. and not otherwise. are consola
tion and compensation to be had b
those who wall, cannot live with
out him!"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

which is used for the newer sashes
and frocks Is simply cut and allowed
to fray. The effect is quite pleasing
At the waist line one finds the in
evitable velvet roses, great soft things
scented with rose sachet hidden IN
clever little cases back of the flower.
1t is becoming more and more fad
to scent the gown with the perfume
or sachet of the flowers which are
used on it.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

sight that made the heart swell in
his breast with joy. for, sitting on a
table by the bed was Fannie Fat who
waved and giggled at one wee sun
beam, who, bolder than the rest, had
strayed into the room. Sitting by
her side was Patty Prune, demure
and good, and Omar Orange, in all
his golden glory, and tried to make
himself appear as important as King
Sun,
King Oats had sent a band of
faithful subjects. and Fannie Fat and
Sally Sugar hovered over them, lest
they feel themselves neglected.
Then into the room came Obedi-
| ence, who quickly put to flight the
ugly gnome. III Temper was gone
away Obedience sent Sparkling
| Wings, the butterfly, to the home OF
| Happy Thoughts. and asked them
| to come again, for Ill Temper had
been routed.
Such a JOY as came into the home
| of Happy Thoughts. They hastily
called to passing breezes and begged
a ride in their swiftly racing chariot
When they reached Bodkins' home
he let out a shout Of welcome and
vowed that never more should they
leave him.
Tapa's Milk Dish for Today
Frozen Desserts
Ice Cream-1 quart cream, q cur
sugar, 1 tablespoon vanilla
Chocolate Syrup-A cup sugar, Il
cup cocoa, u teaspoon ground CHINA
mon, u cup water.
Mix all together and freeze. Thil
may be varied by adding candie(
cherries, fruits. chopped nuts. maca'
rooms, caramel. concentrated syrupi
or chocolate syrup.
Mix cocoa, sugar and cinnamon
and add the water. Cook for min
utes. Cool and pour over the cream
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
COMBINE FRUITS WITH RICE IN
DESSERTS

II a dessert of rice is served, the
amount of starch should be lessened
in the main part of the meal.
Apples and Rice
Four good sized apples, "a cups
milk, tablespoons rice, 2 tablespoons
sugar. 2 tablespoons butter. rind of
one lemon, 2-inch stick cinnamon. 1s
teaspoon salt, raspberry or straw
berry jam.
Wash rice. Put in top Of double
boiler with milk, lemon rind cut in
stripes, salt and cinnamon stick.
Simmer until most of the milk is
absorbed and rice is tender. Stir in
butter and sugar and remove lemon
and cinnamon. Pare and core ap-
pies. Fill cavities with jam. Ar
range in a buttered pudding dish, fill
spaces between apples with rice and
bake in a slow oven until apples are
tender but not broken. Serve with
sugar and cream.
Caramel Rice Pudding
For the caramel: II cup sugar, 4
tablespoons boiling water.
For the pudding: 1-3 cup rice, 2
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

to think OF that. Not one Of them
loves Reddy Fox, and now that they
had a chance to get even with him
for all the frights he had given them,
and for all the mean things he had
done to them, they were Just bound
to make the most of it. You see, IT
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

NEW YORK.-Chiffon over foun-
dation of silk panne velvet is a COM
bination which one sees much this
season. Time was when the luxuri-
Gus softness of panne velvet was
never veiled-but Milady Fashiona-
BILE stops at no little degree of Law
ishness in this modern hour.
The chiffon, in this Claire gown, is
not hemmed. Much OF the chiffon
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
CLEAN II OETEN

Keep a small stiff bruch on hand
for cleaning the under work Of the
sewing machine. 1t is important that
this part of the machine be very
clean if 1t is to run well and going
over It with brush will not injure
anv Of the mechanism.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
SHOULDER LINES

Shoulder lines on gowns deslgneo
for evening wear are exceedingiy n
regular. one OF the newest effects
Il yelling Of chiffon or lace for one
shoulder while the other IL LETT quite
without any attempt at sleeve.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
HATS

Some OF the most interesting OF uls
new hats. are Of satin and covered
quite completely with an all-over de-
sign of fancy braid.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
Little Stories For Bedtime
RY THORNTON w. BUReEss

grew angry, they laughed, and the
angrier he grew the harder they
laughed. OF course. that wasn't at
an nice of them. But they didn't stop
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
PIEATS

Accordian pleated skirts are good
this season. They are seen most
often on the new sport outfits.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
"Ah done hear say IT 70 fac.
Who runs away will sho' come back.

Then all Reddy could do would be
to grind his teeth and tell Unc' Billy
what dreadful things he would do to
him If ever he caught him.
Now, Of course, all that the little
people of the Green Forest and the
Green Meadows did these things for
was to tease Reddy Fox. When he
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
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part Of the time, instead Of wretched
all of the time. The children would
have had their fathers care.
"And 1 would have saved that poor
girls soul.
TOO late. I doubt that divorce is
cure for the ills of matrimony."
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

wedding gifts poured in days ahead
of the affair and practically every
safety deposit in Sliden was put 70
use. Secret service men guarded the
gift overflow at the Salmen home.
The presents were insured for $4,000
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

Then Jerry would laugh in the most
provoking way and Reddy couldn
do a thing, because Jerry would be
swimming with only his head out OF
water.
If he went to the Green Forest he
would be sure to hear Unc' Billy Pos
SUMS funny chuckle from some tree
overhead and then Unc' Billy would
say:
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

Freddy, Reddy you watch out!
Jumpers somewhere hereabout.'
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
REDpY FOX is LAUGHED Al

REDDY FOX is LAUGH 81 - =
Reddv Fox was miserable. yes
sir Reddv Fox was miserable. To
be continually laughed at Is enough
to make anyone miserable. No one
ever likes to be laughed at unless
they are trying 70 make people lauSn
az them. Reddy Fox wasn't doing
anything of the kind. Oh, my, no!
No. indeed Reddy considers him
self a very fine gentleman and So OF
course. he wouldn't think of doing
ANYTHING to make people laugh at
him. But they did laugh at him Just
the same, even the very smallest, an
it was all because of the way ne mao
run from Buster Bear with Jumper
the Hare right at his heels. You
see, everybody pretended to believe
thai it was from Jumper that he was
running away. =,
he went down on the GreenMeadoWs
Danny Meadow Mouse would be sure
to call out.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

Then Johnny would dive into ms
house and AL Reddy could, do Woula
be to grit his teeth.
IF he went down to the Smiling
Pool he would no sooner come in
sight of Jerry Muskrat than jerry
would shout:
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

The United States Army Air Ser
vice has 80 aviation squadrons, II
balloon companies, and six airshir
cnmnanieS
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04
"Mr. Fraidy has a scare
At the shadow of a hare.

Then Danny would laugh in the
most provoking manner. and nlde
where Reddy could not get at him
IL he went up to the Old orchard
he was sure to hear from Johnny
Chuck.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

when Jumper gets him on the 90
Reddy's anything but SLOW
Arizona republican., 1922-03-04

Next story: "How Trouble Was
Made for Jumper"
The broad ax., 1922-12-23
NEWS FROM ATLANTA, GA.

There was a mass meeting held last
week under the auspices of the c.
NJ. E. Conference at the Butler Street
c. NJ. E. Church, Atlanta, Georgia.
The principal addresses made that day
were delivered by J. A. Bray, the
Educational Secretary OF the confer
ence, w. B. Hill of the Department
OF Education and Jesse o. Thomas,
the Southern Field Secretary Of the
National Urban To-. sue. Inc speak
ers all emphasize -he. necessity of
better educational facilities and fair
treatment as prerequisites for Negroes
staying in Georgia. At the end of
the mass meeting resolutions were
passed which read - rart a. follows
The leading colo, citizens OF At
lanta and Georgia are watching with
much concern the movement of large
numbers of Negroes of all parts of
the state northward.
1--WE appreciate the difficulty OF their
becoming adjusted, especially at this
season of the year to the economic
and social life OF the urban centers
in the north and west to which most
of them are going.
The broad ax., 1922-12-23
the Prominent Lawyers of Chicago Who Stands High IN the
Estimation of the Judges of the Various Courts City and
County. Mr. Farmer Hopes His Many Clients and Friend,
Greatly Enjoy Themselves During the Holiday Season

HON. WALTER NJ. FARMER is
engaged in the general practice of law,
specializing in corporations. real estate
and probate work. Among the cor
porations he incorporated are the Ma
tional Federation of Colored Wom-
ems Clubs. the National Association
of Colored Professional Baseball
Clubs. for which corporation he is at
torney.
Mr.. Farmer has successfully han
died some important cases before the
Industrial Commission of Illinois.
Among the most prominent of these
cases is the case which grew out of
the death of Isaiah Hardiman, who
was killed in the plant of Wilson &
Company by = =rivate Waterman in
1919. Mr.. Farmer secured an award
OF thirty ninety-nine
dollars $4,000 against Wilson &
Company. Another prominent case
is that OF John Ball, who was killed
by a white man at the Ford Motor
Plant. September, 1921. Mr.. Farmer
represented the widow of John Ball in
The broad ax., 1922-12-23
HON. BENJAMIN S. WILSON
Member of the City Council Ward Who
VIII Be Reelected to February a. 1929 from the New Nine
teenh Ward.
teenth Ward.

Hon. Benjamin s. Wilson has been
one of the best aldermen that the old
SIND Ward has ever had; he is full of
rush and push all the time and he is
one of the hardest working city faith
ers; he is a member of many of the
most important committees and at ali
times he treats all men on the square.
Alderman Wilson ranks very high
as one OF the best friends of the col
ored race in this city and he is ever
ready to go far out of his way to do
them the slightest favor, and when he
ran for alderman the last time every
The broad ax., 1922-12-23

1T has been stated through the pub
lie press hat their leaving is occa-
stoned by the presence of the boil
weevil and other seasonal depressions
of an agricultural nature.
There is a feeling abroad in the
minds of large number of -. lc-1
ers of our group that d4tg-
incident to this general ar hr:r Ine-
Gus exodus. are not cover, IN the
statement in reference 70 the boil
w1evii. and that although inquiry
should be made by an agency created
for that purpose to ascertain al the
facts"
The resolutions continued BY sug-
Resting 20 Cov-rnr- Hardwiok
mixed commission composed of equal
numbers of white and colored citizens
to make a thorough inquiry. They
also complimented the white Baptists
of Georgia and the Women's Race
Relations Committee of the NJ. E.
Church on their enlightened state
ment concerning lynching, and en-
dorsed the Rosenwald graded schools
OF the South.
The broad ax., 1922-12-23

securing an award against the Ford
Motor Company for the sum of four
thousand dollars $4,000. This case
was taken from the Commission to
the Circuit Court of Cook County
and from the Circuit Court to the
Supreme Court of Illinois and there
the award was confirmed.
Mr.. Farmer owns a beautiful gray
stone home at 475l Champlain ave-
nue.. Chicago.
Mr.. Farmer has been successful in
numerous other cases. He repre-
scented the St. Paul Golored Methodist
Episcopal Church in its recent in
junction case against certain officers
restraining them from carrying out a
certain contract for the erection OF a
building. He also represented the
Sisters of the Mysterious Ten against
the Grand Lodge of United Brothers
OF Friendship and the Necessity Club
and many other organizations.
Mr.. Farmer has made notable sue
cess since he came to Chicago from
the city of St. Louis. His life and
success should be a pattern for others
The broad ax., 1922-12-23

colored man and woman in his ward
voted in favor of his election, and they
will again rally to his support Tues
day, February p. 1923.
On Wednesday of this week, Alder
man Wilson, who is a high Knight of
Templar. celebrated his 57th birthday,
and he is still able to walk much fast
er than a fast race horse can trot.
Alderman Wilson takes great pleas
ure in thanking his warm friends and
followers for their past support and
feels sure that they will greatly enjoy
themselves at this season OF the year.
The broad ax., 1922-12-23
L F. HEMMONS TO SUCCEED
WOLFF IN DRAINAGE PLACE

J. Frank Hemmons, now chief dep
utv clerk in the Office OF Clerk Samuel
Erickson OF the Superior Court, was
elected real estate agent for the sani-
tary district yesterday. He replaces
Oscar Wolff. recently elected to cor
oner by the county board.
The broad ax., 1922-12-23

them. Our bill has been reported IA.
vorably by a minority of the commit.
tee.
Heretofore, the controversy ha.
been as to whether or not Congress:
should enact bankruptcy law as pro.
vided by the Constitution but the cues
ton now is whether or not there shall
be enacted a complete, equitable, vol.
,untary and involuntary law (the Torrey
bill) or the temporary bill recon-
mended as above which MANY good
people believe would be determined to
the best interests of the debtors and
creditors OF the whole country.
Earnestly hoping that you will give
to the proper solution of this question
the benefit of your influence, l beg to
remain,
Very sincerely and truly yours,
JAY L. ToRREY.
The broad ax., 1922-12-23
JUNGLE JOE" coLoRED, SAID
TO BE lis YEARS OLD, DIES

MisSoula, Mont.-"Uncle Joe Wells" "
colored. who said he was born in
Louisville, KY, in 1907. died last Sat
urday He came to Missoula about
twenty years ago and owned a small
mining property near here.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-07

> WILLARD eS sin duda alguna 81 meJor
acumulador que puede poner su CARO-.
101 fabricantas de automobiles 10 usan
csmo equipo standard; de ahi su supe-
rioridad. SANTIAGO A. PANzARDI,
mo. La casa que da servicio'. San
Juan Ponce, Arecibo. Guayama. 6--S
a RGUMENTos PARA CINEi:--
"A Nuevas ideas en- gran denanda!
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Por que no aprende a escribir argumen-
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EE ALQUTIA un hermoso almacen aca-
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tay y ventanas do hierro, mids 700 me-
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parties. Inforrnara: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company. Inc. r..
s0MBREROS DE PAJILLA.-- Hemos
robajado nuestros prccios. Procure ente-
carse antcs de comprar a otra casa.
g. Perez Alvarez, s. en- c., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. r.
COMERcTANTEs DEPALIIaTAs.- =
Homos recibido una grandisima canti-
dad do calsado que liquidamos casi a
precios de costo, g. Perez Alvarez. s. en-
c., San Juan. p.
I'm todas las Farmacias puede con
~ scguir "HYoToLE'' y con sl
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Sc de tos que usted tenga. Comprelo Ell
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DAMAS De BUEN URITERIO x GUS
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general usando "MINERAI.AvA
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CAFETERIA A-sE a1Tn S0na- u,
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dirijass al Cafe CENTRAL, telefono
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xual, Decaimiento fisico, etc. Compues
to dc Iohimbina legitima del Oeste de
Africa y lecltina. Tn frasco de IS Ia
bletas, 81 so en- todas las buenas far
uacias Distributor. Jose G. PEYORK.
Ed. Bouret, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Pida muestras prospectos.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS'

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LES en- Ia Gale 'Hoares, stop
IA. Santurce.- Llame al telefono 67S
azul, santurce y seran servidos inmedia
tamente-P.
MRS. LUCILA q. R1ERA Casa para
Familias. Habitaciones c6modas ven-
tlsdas. Cocins f'usrtorriquefa. 1919
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rHAUFFEUR, mecanico experto y
~ de experiencia con buenas refe-
rencias desea trabajar con CAIRO pri
svado. Dirijases a. p. o. Box 131, Pnerta
de Tierra.-r6-1s.
CENsAC1oNAL: Rollos de mlsica
- para pianolas y autopianos. Va
riado surtido con selecciones escogidas,
incluyendo Danzones y piezas poprla-
res, do la afamada marca Vocal
styIe''. Allen SO, frente al Teatro MI
nicipal. Telefono 947, San Juan, P. B.
rs.
4 IN GRAN NEGOCIO:-- Sc venden
~ por $4,000 la casa de la calls
de la Luna No 116, su mobiliario.
-7-6.
= ~XTENTAs i 4 PLAzos: FOnOgra-
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camas, ETC., etc. No exigimos garan-
tias personales. Import Sales and Bust
ness Agency Inc. Allen SO frente al
Teatro Municipal. Tel6fono 947, San
Juan, P. R.-76.
&C A LoUfLA casa ds MADEIRA
- acabada de construir en-
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ihodidaJes modernas. Informara Ell doc
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les MuniCipales. santurce,l despu6s de
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Independence en- casa dc familia res
petable. Dirijase a A. P. cIo Ell
MUNDo 6-i2
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quintales. Medic Uso. Apartado 1862,
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una Registradora grande de Gin
co gavetas, trabaja con eIectricidad y
manigueta tambi6n Sc vends una ma
quina escribir Smith Premier. San 10,
Sc s. San Juan. P. R.-S-29.
Sc VENDE la casa Avenida de.
Wilson No. 21, Condado. InformsrAn
en- Ia misma. TelefonO S32 azul. SAM
tnrce.-C.
CT ALQUILA. Una nabitaci6n en-
- casa de matrimonio sin 1ijos. Ca
rretera 80, Parada II. Telefono Ala
negro, Santurce.-P.
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XACAS

Be venden so muy buenas. I5venes
y bonitas.- so psridas y go LcrraS.
Tambien Sc venden torres HsIstsin
Iuros, j6venes . inmunss Ii Aebrs de
l1 garrapata.
Dirijase q Jcss L. FesQuera. Ediacio
Bouret, San Juan. Advt.