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Arizona republican., 1919-01-11
CALIFORNIA NEAR PROHIBITION

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 1O-The senate of California voted to ratifv the national prohibition amendment today, D to 14 The assembly has not yet acted on the measure.
 inc senate will vote tomorrow on move for reconsideration. The as semoly which adjourned until Mon day' may vote upon the measure nn Tuesday 'ii
Arizona republican., 1919-01-11
EUGENE'S GHOST WINS DERBY

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10.-Eu- gene's Ghost, owned by Mrs. Mary J. Elliott of Courtland, Ala, won the derby stake of the all American field trials club today. competing with a field of pointers and settlers gathered from all parts of thecountry.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-11

to pass the lobby of the hotel, not even an official guest, however exalted. It is even stated that a special represen- tative of the great British lock makers was sent to Paris for the sole purpose of testing the locks of the attaches cases and the hand bags of the officials so that there may be no tampering with them.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-11
LUXEMBURG NOW REVOLTS

METZ, Jan. 10.-(Havas)--A large crowd paraded before the grand ducal palace in Luxemburg today. requesting the abdication of the grand duchess and the proclamation of a republic A commttye on public safety has been appointed and quiet is being main- tained everywhere in Luxemburg
Arizona republican., 1919-01-11
WHY TROTSKy AND LEVINE BROKE OFF

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o.-Swedish press advices forwarded to the state department today recounting the arrest of Lenine by Trotzky and the estab- lishment of d dictatorship at Petro- grad by TrotZky. attributed the split between the bolshevik leaders to Len ines insistence on uniting with the Mensheviki. Lenine was reported confined at Kremal.
 Reports from Helsingfors today say that the third Finnish red regiment participated in Mondays fighting on the side of the bolsheviki. It is also said General Nannerheim has assumed supreme command of the Finnish army.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Girl by hour, twice a week, to do babys laundry. 1907 North Central Ave. Phone S697.
 1 FORD Touring car Ford trucks,
 speedsters, Overlands, 1 Ford truck s125.00. These cars must be sold this week. Price reasonable. 602 w. Wash. bl
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, 1919-12-27
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, 1919-12-27
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, 1919-12-27
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all proceedings against others, is pro
Vlded TOR in a proclamation to be issued
tomorrow. An order in council, which
was signed late on Saturday by his Elk
cellency the Governor General, makes
proylslcn for this general amnesty to
military offenders. The order in coun-
Gil based upon a report Cf Mr.. Doherty
sets forth the reasons which actuated
the Government in deciding this impor-
tant step. The Minister observes,
says the report, that it is in his opinion
eXpldlent in view of the restoration Of
peace for the general purposes Of re-es-
adjustment, that an amnesty should be
graclousIy extended to all such military
Offenders, so that those now undergoing
imprisonment, may be discharged so
mat pending prosecutions for the often
ders aforesaid, may be discontinued and
so chat all offences therefore committed
and the penalties incurred and not act
ually enforced and paid, shall be gener-
ally pardoned and forgiven. The Minis
ter therefore, recommends that a p"ocla-
nation of a general amnesty for offend
erS be issued in pursuance of the powers
IN hat behalf rested in your ExceIlency'.
, 1919-12-27
AUCTION.

7 the request of the executors of the
Estate of the late Planter CHRISTIAN
PETER IHEOBALD FRIS will be offer
ed for sale at ONE PUBLIC AUCTION
to be held at the undersigned Vendue
Office on
TUESDAY
the 81 lay of December 1919
~ O'CLOCK p. N.
HE ESTATES
Mount hLt5ry' and pheasant Valley"
situated in this Islands Northside Quar-
ter Letter A. sub No. II c. and No. Is
ad 16 & 26 and Westend Quarter sub No.
8, with all appurtenances of land, build
ings livestock etc.
The conditions for the sale, appraise-
ment, mortgage certificate and other
documents relating TO the sale will be
produced at the auction and may previ-
ously to same be seen at Lawyer STAKE
MANN'S Office in C~hristiansted.
This notice also serves as information
to mOrtgagehoIderS in conformity with
Ordinance of 5th March 1909 according
to : 4 of which ordinance same has the
same legal effect as prescribed in Pla-
card 22nd April 1917.
Frederiksted's Vendue Office, st. Croix,
December 18th 1919.
JOHN l. CURRY.
Fee: FIR. 1000.
Say ten Francs. !
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
City Without Trains
From the East Today

Albuquerque wus without trains
from the Cnai sew Ncats dn,. AhUr.
khrd near SNruruHr. knnH. WAS bel.
nponsihlr in part foI thn DELAYED tmf.
&c Trains NO 0 nnd 80 .. whirh
should have arrived hefr iHa' uIrNt.
VIII not arrive until aumotimD tumor-
row murniur W BEL understood Train
No 3 dhi not arrive TODAY u.cara.
% the delay m tufnc mo- wu deliver.
les were mode hN the uuHtofnre TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

cars o. coua n bulls consigned 20
Charlie, Arden. ~ paso.
j. r. Evans shipped min ears of
cows from Van Horn, Texas to ~
naso. Texas
Midland. Tcsas-J. o. Gunner.
~tnsinstof.
Weather. cold rain on h 91nd.
which was followed hy a snowfall
measuring about one and q half
lnches
e. ~ J. Suinger Of Midis, a. TsS.
shipped two ears % horses 10 Abilene.
Texas, 70 be placed In pasture In the
wheat fields ~ the latter place.
~ AZ clayton. jr, shipped seven
W 1. Eiivood ~ Roundup Texas
~. 1. Martin. Seminole. Teas. ship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
Inspectors Report
On Shipments and
Range Conditions

Weekly reports o. the inspectors for
the Panhandle a south~e -tern stock.
mems association, received az the o..
I've OF the secretary. J. y. %sanburn.
" paso. Texas.
MARIA. rcxas-C. a. Glalshead.
in-IsectoI.
Weather threatening rain. Rang. in
good condition.
Eugene parr shipped four cas- Of
stuck from Alpine Texas. consisting
OF one car Of calves consigned 20 a.
-, howard, ~ Paso. Texas. and three
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
Conductors for TraiI.s
No. 2 and 7 Appointed

u b. understood that Conductors
fireman. Thompkins. MulhFm. aud
Davidson. are tho iuur santa lie train.
men selected Tor the extended run
from Albuquerque 'n La fuuta op
trains No 2 aud 2 uuiirnudmsn have
been anxious o. learn whu would o..
rriNe N. appointments fuf tho new
run. The new run Eu,s into effect
tomorrow Formerly thpsv trains
changed crews 40 las NoguH
The new crews viii work ths same
~ b crews ON trains 30 2 and 4. &c..
tween Albuquerque aud - iuntn
10 your work o. lttis better than
IN" other fellow. and spms morning
you viii wake 40 and tlnd yourself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01
S r N G E r
Really Real
Reasonable

ped a cHr of rpvs Hnd tHltsa tu uur.
'ufg ~ snyder. TrNas
Shipments O. thr Fort Worth mar.
Net duflnr tho past week arc us Got.
lowe
A e. Heard. Seminole. shipped two
carr 10 COWS Huu bulls.
Prank Norwood Flrkiu. Texas
shipped two cars ct cows
IT, y Acuck a SON south Camp.
Texas shipped H car 90 calves
MONTGOMERY A flahup. Seminole.
shipped four cIn uf mixed cattle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
OWEN WORKING
WITH SOLONS FOR
COMPROMISE.
oklahoma Senator May
Bring About Agreement,
Washington Bureau
Th, Tunes

WNSUlNGTON Dec = Scuotor HDh.
ct I. owen TODAY actively took uP
with Senator ll.l,ncoDh and with lend.
ing republicans friendly to the treaty
tho matter ot arranging II compromise
upon which me treaty could bee rniu,i
senator owen h In u good position To
d1 this because hc votod ior the trent.
both with the Hitchcock rcs,rvitlru-
nni with the Lodge reservations, IN
ss,ing that the proplc Of the Iultrt
states wanted the treaty ratified VT.
reservations hut that the reservations
ough, not 10 be Of destructive or IN
Jufius cbnractcr. llo voted Tho Lodge
reservations In the hope ~ helping TO
bring about the cancellation n the on
ferent factions
Dur.ng the week Y "a expected that
some adjustment viii bee made Ecnn
tor owen asserted YESTERDAY Thr'e h
~ contest on between Senator lIlHh
cock and Senator Underwood for ihc po'
.ItIpn ~ chairman of the demo r'tlr
conference ~ tho senate Senator :.
d,rvoods friends urpe that his long
experience and his ieadcrshlp Rs vice
chairman Of tho coHforonr" entities
him to the promotion, especially 900 he
IaA directed the handling ~ 'hc treaty
Hs the senior minority member 40 lhe
1mnittre on foreign relations.
UlchCucks supporters Grn urging
That Hitchcock has shown himself 10
be a man Of ability and qualified t1 act
as chairman.
Senator owen declares there i nn'h-
ing in the rumor that there Is n tf'
between the president AMI senate
HitchcOch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
Herbert Hoover
Ciuen Office In
Industrial Meet
No Opinions as to Length Of
the Conference Are
Forthcoming,

WAsUlNGTON. Doc 1.-i nder the
permanent chalrmaushlp Of Secretary
n Labor Wilson. another attempt 10
harmonic rotations between capital and
labor va. begun here yesterday with
the opening 81 the second Industrial
conference. called by President Wilson
Herbert Hoover wa, elected permanent
vice chairman. and STANLEY King Oh
Hor'or temporary secretary
tnliAc lts predecessor. tho Second
conference began behind closed doors
after newspaper mon present lad hcen
asked 10 leave. Speaking for tho con-
f'r,ro" when tho FIRST meeting al
Iourucd after mor- than three hours Of
discussion. Nr King said that eNeCu-
rs. sessions would he continued TOR
the pt'ront and thHt the question Of
opening the doort had not yet come ho.
fnro the delegates, several Of whom are
Understood - favor the utmost public
rv ON deliberations watch may affect
vitality tho entire country
Secretary Wilson explained before he
called the delegates to order, that be-
believed ,,,cutiyc sessions advisable 60
p.iWt fruk discussion while alluv,na
the delegates TO keep their minds open
prtl u d',isibn WINS reached upon n
ntuUtlon which required new delihera
l0ns iy dolegaios. hll Of whom have
been prominent In public HE and few Of
whom ha'" been identified with either
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
DEFENSE AT HOME
MOST IMPORTANT

CLtEELAND, ohio. Dec. DE
''nss against enemies at home ls 10
more important 'h,n against nation,
which may make war from without
Hls the declaration y,nefday ~ lui'rI
states Senator warren e. Harding n
sp,otinE al the builders exchange il
.untirusIs
.lIml solution ~ ih" peace ,or'ru
.rfsS IN not hf or uud the u,f'"
states viii be- included ir tho rrnu
r"uoo with none ~ her frN't 40 au ,n
dsrou1oui nation oIr'hlici"
ITO drc'nfcf any rrHorvltions which
may Doc made 10 tuc lr,3y VIII be o.,
,pui,I iy Europe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
Alien WIN. 6'il,ra Nat,

PHILADELPHIA, bcc Hnnle
AU'n. Kansas city. defeated Louis Il
hf"ier. New York. 10 - "a. In In,
FIRST night match ~ the nAtlonpl
American pocket billiard tournament
W'h'} -HN innings were PLAYED. Allen
'o'ie. ing hlsh run Of twenty ,hfo,
ana kr'iicr one Of eleven. The ,o,Irnn
mont VIII continue uhll December II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
u. 8. officer Killed In raiI.

.1ENnFRG. Saturday. Nov 81
lion. Edmund J.. Graves of Boston
Mass. n member NJ the Koscllsso
'.rinl squadron ~ the Polish army, wa
tillHt Nor" 'hia morning when his air
plane crashed on the roof ~ the paacs
Of Count potoch, which II occupied hy
the personnel of tho American Red
trusa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
QUAKE DESTROYS
SEVEN VILLAGES
Many Killed in Extreme West
Part Of Asia Minor.

LONDON bcc Many persons
W'ro killed ana Injured aui seven
'I'hg'H were rtioyrd b. an oarth.
GnHF' IN the cS"trr1e ~rstofn part of
Nnalo'in In Asia Minor. said an Ex-
chang" Telegraph dispa' u fpm Con
r'1nl'nopic today
me shocks conferred In tho dirtrlcta
or Soma onf HRlikcari. widespread
damage being reported outside of the
dcHtroycd villages
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec ? Korg7s
saw hop. for relief from the serious
coal shortage last night when II wty
reported that coal was produced In The
,,r,p mines at pit,shurg Kan. by vol
tintecrs Yesterday Fiyo hundred more
volunteers were cnroute last night for
work thero today
Governor Allen rnid last night thnt he
hopes. hy the end of the week. 20 have
production Mt 50'cnrs day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

srRrSGFlEtp. III. Dec .,-"Ttc
coal mlners will accept nothing less
'han the 81 percent raise offered hy
Secretary wilson" was the declara-
ton here yesterday Of John T.. Lewis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

would snll for the United state. %
ne cmh,t H. to conduct negotiations
Win Champion lack psnpsay rob, tivs
10 meeting tho winner of the Hschett.
carr. .pti.f bout
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

'"l .m.u- bringing rrrch hriir
Moo Ifrl WIS formerly hrn.utt
'r "ua Th.flsn Anlplr i,,.0rf
"i |. |r. l.u4pgaH Ir Irrr iIr
tff 'il nHkc Their bum, m Dulum.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

'.p' simon attempt 10 "Nlls In" and
.... tie contest up uIirU..
lItlOF Zoe .r H cortr.pe
iI-ht prum0trt sii'ei TODAY TINT n,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

ST. LOUIS, Mo. ne Practically
no miner, returned 20 work yesterday
IN the southern llInois hi,umupu- conf
reld. IN response To- tha offered n
p.rccn, increase In wages. The coal
shortage IL acute
TOPEKA. Kan. pec. Volunteer
roaI dlsger. worked yesterday In tho
crawford county coal rcli'. Governor
Alien said coal viii probably start NOV
ing hv today The drp.ln"n' by Slrih-
ers Of u special train bearing volunteer
workers and state trcops, u"'r lola,
Kan delayed 20 tnre extent the dIg
gers work. but the delay was tempo
ray.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. rec. . No
interference win hc tolerated nE '.r
government ~ Judg" Nnl,rou'H ln-
junction psH.n.t Interference v.'h cnN
product on. II was declared here y,s-
,crday
SCRANTON. Pa. nec. . ~
forts ry radicals Of the miners
union 10 have n sympatbc'in stfl'r
declared In the anthracite rclls
proved uutururasfui Union loei-
ofs informed ~ the intended move,
rre.d 'hr men N euif'i the cnn.
tract ~hloh expires next April Nui
to rcrreuihcr their family needs fpr
Christmas
NEW YORK, Dec. New Works
GREAT white way, which became the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28

gran Asamblea 4 l. que asistlran de-
lecados de los parti4os obreros GER
canos a esta ciujad.
Antonio Medina. jefe del sector de
Misantla. ma anunciado que en- Ia ma
mana del lunes proximo pasado, los
rebcldes felicis,as cen e~Xtraordinarl2
violencia atacarpn las ]posiciones dc
soIdados. e~ntablandose IN COM
hate u Sc prolongo por espaclo de
cuatro horas. Medina dice que los
felicisras eran en- numero considera-
bic Y cue cree. iban mandates por
Cejudo. Iogrando los alzadoS pasar
por la barranca Honda Y d~tarrotar al
destacamento que hac! : aefensa en-
dicho lugar. FL mismo jefe carran-
cisra. Que ACADIA de hacerse cargo ae
csc sector, manifesto que en- el resto
del frepte los revolucionarios no han
dado senaies de vida. por 10 que cree
cue dehen estar escasos de parGue
han de estar rehaciendose de las
nerdidas CUE ultinnanlente han sufri-
ia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
DESPUES DE TRES Minutes no LIE
OuEDARA NESTIGIO De BELLO

No g necesario que I'd. rccibs t-atam!en.
tns elGctrieos. tampoco cue Sc torture al
arrancar e. bc.Io de su cara. 6assa con que
use este poivo y iespues de tres minutes no
ic Guedara vestigio de belle ea IL cara y SD
pieI aGQuicira frescura y bclleza. Esta pre-
paraci6n no rausa ningun dsno o rolesda
Z las personals de CUTS delicado.
Pida I'd. IN pcro &c este Iolvo y hasa
dcsaparecer Ell pelo superfluo de su cara.
cuello. brazos y ante-brazcs. ain experimental
81 mas minimo dolor. Precio $500. Mande
I'D. solamente Csc. en- c~stampillas posta!cs o
en- Elective y pagar& ell resto cuando lie sea
entrcgado ell ?olvo en- su domieilio. Escriba
4 la :iguicntc direction:
MRS. NELLIE E. WOJNAR, Dept. 10.
81 z. 18th. ST. NEW fokh. y. l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
ESPIRITISMO.
mAGIA, M~AGNETIsMo, Etc.

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p,ccIona-o Observation-Disclosures = maya
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
.in.aS e~lscclONes.

Xmas elscclo0es.
e. Presjaente del Club, diputado
Manuel {. Miravete. esta deciGido q
no oar descanso a los tra0ajos que
Sc preparan en- favor de Aware Obre-
san. ; ha -comanzado c mapdar circU-
lares : todos los clubs politicos del
EsIado. cuyaS tendencies poiiticas son
anaIogas a las del club "Mac!oyio He
rrara" en- las cue les aconSeja que sc
aGhieran en- vCdo d ia decision toma.
da por el parvjdo cue el Girije.
Ccjudo ataco 81 sector de Misantls
Por lo prallso Sc 10 cisado para una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
~TRABAJARAN EN- FAVOR
De ALYAR0 OREGON
En- Veracruz Sc ha iHiciado
la campana polihca

CGRR0BA, Yer. ianio 26.-Ei
Club .Maclovio Herrera" que p~oStula
para Presidente Municipal de esta
eiudad al Doctor Jose Pereda ha de
eiaido apoysr compietamente Ia can
didatura de Alraro ooregon para
Prsadsnts de Ia Rep1bIca en- las pro,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28

OBRAS DE M~AuPASsANT
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MATERIALS

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PELIGRO DE FELMINARSE

Estuvo en- peligro de fulmiEarse Ell
conductor de IN automovjl que EeTa
e. numero l7i055. Sucedio que Ell
IA Avenida River. block 800, el aIam-
bre de fuerza de los tranvias cleo
tricos cavo al sne!o. permaneciendo
ALI por algin tempo m'entras Sc
6aha aviso a la Companla del SER
vicio publico. Durante este lapse de
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tempo pas5 por ALI e. automovil a
cue Sc ha hecho ~referercia, eScapan
do su conductor por n naera casua-
lidad de morir fulminado, pueS no
lego a hacer contacto perfecto con cl
alambre. e caro- Sufrio algunas
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