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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
DESDE GALES

FL domingo, del corriente, Sc llevt
efecto en- los salonss de nuestra cass
consistorial, una asamblea a Indicative
de prestigiosos elementos del partidc
unionista, para tratar Ell asunto de 10:
candidates que Sc proponian recomendal
c la actual Junta Local para cubril
los diferentes puestos que por virtuf
de la nueva ley municipal Sc cream.
Sc pronunciation patrioticos discurso
alusivos al acto y llenos de concepto
olevados, tendencies a demostrar /;
asamblea ell trascendental alcarfce dc
nuestros actos publicos, en- los actua
les momentos en-. que Sc pone a contribu
ci6n nuestro tacto y sabidurfa para de
ncstrar al mundo que estamos mas gu
preparados para regir nuestros desti
nos; v que ain hay en- la polite;
de nuestro pals hombres abnegados y
alteza de miras tan elevados q. sabei
en- ~estos momentos de prueba postpone
los prejuicios, y afn los intereses crea
dos La felicidad Y prestigio de nues
ira patria, y al nombre de nuestro nun.
ca desmentido acendrado patriotismo =.
Sometidos votaci6n lss diferente =
candidates, fueron electos por mayo
ia los entusiastas prestigiosos CO
rrehgionarics siguientes: E
Para Comisionado de Servicio publ
co, el Licdo Antonio Ruiz; para Comi
sionado de Sanidad Bsreicencia, e
DR.. j. r. villamil; para Comisiona
do de instruction Publica, den Ramon
Castillo; para Secretario, don Juan He
nandeE. -. v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

Nuestro distinguido amigo Bautistf
Torres, digno inteligen.s emplead
que fue hasta hace POGO de la "Plata
Tobacco Co.., ha aceptado una escuela
en- esta poblaci6n, por 10 que felicita-
mos a la digna Junta escolar, que
hizo tan acer.ado nombramiento, al
cuerpo de profesores, por contar con tan
idoneo enthusiastic compafiero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

|, Ingenieria de Ferrocarriles
F-Topograffa y Dibujo Topo-
, Kf6fco
'-Ingenierfa Mee6nica
PeritO Mec6nic0- Electricista
Direction Tecnica de Talleres
Meeanieos
'Maquinista Montador
Taller Mec6nico y Montaje
Matematicas y Dibujo Lineal
,-Matem6ticas y Dibujo Me-
ednico
Dibujo Mec6nico
Delineante de Taller Meck-
itico
'Construcci6n y Dibujo de
Mdquinas
s-Alnmbrado y Tranvias Elec.
fficOs
sAlumbrado Electrico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

Tranvias E1ectricos
.Instalaciones Electri-
cas-
Dinamos y Motores
Distribution Interior o
Instalaciones Priva-
das
de las Insta-
laci0nes de VapOr y
Electricas
--Manejo de las Insta-
laciCnes de Vapor
Manejo de las MAqui-
mas de Vapor y Di-
namos
de las M&qui-
mas de Vapor
de Locomoto-
ra3
Comercio
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11

give mnformaon and that it didn't withhold the facts relative
the locally powerful liquor traffic. indication that this paper
be depended guide in of civic welfare
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
The Lu,u Enforcement Bill

This OF the brief synopsis OF the law
bill before the legislature Up the
favorable legislative action
this In future, however the bill expected to
For this is highly important that
bers of the legislature be consulted by their constituents relative
their this bill No who understands the Prohibition
situation will be under the national law will fail to understand
the absolute necessity OF passing adequate and law enforce
this session of the Legislature The constu
ona amendment provides for enforcement by the ted
government and the The liquor traffic directing
its political influence towards defeating enforcement
the This is particularly true in illinois,
where the stronger than most states and where
Prohibition fail Although
the margin dry the Legislature indicated by the rat
sufficient pass the law enforcement bill it would
be take chances few absenees
unavoidable might easily reduce
the dry margin the House below the needed II votes The
this Illinois needs Prohibition
dry needed to the passage of
the enforcement bill interested unfolding National
Prohibition defeating the notification efforts OF the vets should
get with the members of the Legislature at
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
Help the Soldiers Learn the Facts

The carrying well organized propaganda against
Prohibition among the soldiers Many soldiers
have been busy keep themselves informed developments in
this Reliable information has been difficult for them
obtain Many not all the large American which
published editions newspapers Naturally their
editorials coored prejudice the soldiers
against National Prohibition.
Under these conditions it for the vets to stir dis
among the soldiers the Prohibition question
that the passing
of National Prohibition during the absence OF the soldiers France
who insdously and assduousy
circulated this false assertion knew that false To combat
propaganda relatives friends of soldiers
there should send them facts relative the real situation
this number of the Issue publishing statement by
the Soldiers Sailors Council for National Prohibition 1t gives
which soldier sailor should know Clip this
Issue and send soldier Ask him
among his comrades In this he help check the
desperate drive of the American booze interests against the Con
United which the soldiers sked everything
maintain
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
If La,u Enforcement Fails the People Will
Kno,u Who Is to Blame

The days doubt and uncertainty about Prohibition have
passed Prohibition experiment 1t is unknown
quantity The people understand what Prohibition does when is
what the trouble when 1t not
The people longer blame the Prohibition principle
when Prohibition fails They know that il Prohibition properly
results will be satisfactory When the results
satisfactory people know that Prohibition not being
properly administered
National Prohibition has been made the law OF the
land the degree dependent upon three groups:
all who make the laws providing for the
OF Prohibition responsible for the of laws
which will make successful Prohibition possible
the place officials responsible for the enforcement OF
Prohibition responsible Tor the OF Prohibition to the
that law enforcement make possible for them to
carry the intent OF Prohibition.
responsibility or successful Prohibition upon
the people who elected the awmakng and awcnocng officials
unmsakabe fashion the people have served notice their
they favor Prohibition If the Lawmakers fail to
pass legislation necessary make Prohibition the
people blame Prohibition will blame the lawmakers
There time when the people could be fooled there
politicians could dscredt Prohibition by With
of Prohibition Now the people know enough
Prohibition understand just what wrong when the
suits unsatisfactory
If aw-maker official magnes that he do
less than his be held responsible he will revise his ideas
public intelligence Prohibition The people will know
just what the trouble and who is responsible The people
about Prohibition the people understand Prohibition
people will that Prohibition fair chance
at hands of the lawmakers
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
T,Uo Stories--One by and One for the Tribune

editorial number that the
liquor able Chicago the Chicago
Tribune says prohibition the which nation
handles such issue that of rum
Before the election the Tribune explained the situation by tell
inc Jail asked passing
outside tell him the time of day The fellow outside replied
What for you amt going nowhees"
This illustrates the fact that matter how Chicago voted would
make Prohibition situation The Tribune
hereby respectfully referred similar which be applied
how strong nation settles the issue
put into Jail. He sent for lawyer The lawyer
him why had been put pail Upon being told
lawyer asserted Why they can't jail for that The
prisoner replied, But | in JAIL
Prohibition is not the in which strong nation handles
that OF rum the Tribune but Prohibition
way which this strong nation did handle the issue
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11

this early from Michigan indicate that the
brought by the of Michigan resulted dry
100000 Probably every Wayne
(Deoit) In 1916 the Michigan Prohibition amendment
6S624 AT the OF Mich
igan This of had something do
increased dry majority Counteracng the beneficial eff
the fact that the dry consd
Prohibition settled did themselves
great with the and dry would have
great surprise these the had
able roll majority AS it is there little comfort
the Michigan which hoping influence
Congress by the holding of and dry elections Coming just
after Chicago election which resulted in to while
the legislative vote from Chicago to wet the Michigan
results be very dscouraging to the vets hopes.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
WARE THE BEER STRIKE

Chicago advice labor
taking the mo work
NOV 1t
is to effort induce O strike
nof"
Chicago district 1t learn
that being redoubled of
indicates selfish
pushing No The
Journa workers:
strike for find who is back of the chaps q
that areu urging you
be backo this
following would
havea beer strike take place
First brewery second the Boshsts third
rswhow wal a down
virtually certain Journal concludes,
employ working to bring about such strike?
in bert than
work?
as it not inevitable gain from beer strike no
matte who loses?
workers do be made catspaw for beer
pro and they
Before adopting the No work
they should find out who pushing it"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
DEFIANCE OF Law WILL NOT WIN FRIENDS

eighteenth United States Constitution be
standing joker? asked the Danv Commercial News
whose long continued
of the Prohibition amendment
their best make so0
the the editor
open Of the will of the American people,
by legislatures practically the Union
likely the liquor influential friends
Prohibition discussed
The time and place defeat the amendment
the legislatures when they considering The amend
finally become the basic law the nation and
will until repealed This the
adoption of
declares be the of all good
reasonable legislative
the enforcement the
ment"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
CAPTAIN HOBSON'S new BOOK ON
BEVERAGE ALCOHOL

Richmond Pearson Hobon has leader
obn "Hobson
Resolution
Hobson OF the
National Prohibition After
few has addressed people this subject than
other o
problem entitled alcohol
whole nothing
all
tails all unreliable has the facts the fund
in No
subject auhotatvey
as and evolved by experience.
should the library who has
the drink 1t will lead readers the
truth
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
VIII Vets FAVOR Votes by Women?

lust the liquor lovers very earnestly asserting that
Prohibition should only by the will OF the people directly
just they favor referendums everywhere and claim
that these would result huge maoes against Prohibition just
the say Let the people themselves rule Formerly the
liquor people opposed all referendum votes With their changed
voting how about by the liquor prob
LEM they anxious let the people express themselves,
surely the will object having equal vote with
they object including in referendum which
might be held the future this fact would the utter
their claims that the people themselves Con-
gress. should decide National Prohibition.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
That Wet Majority

correspondent sends the following analysis of the campaign
and the vote in Chicago:
The of Chicago have what all could
the
gress adorned the bboad waed saloon
headquarters, bravado talk profanity
marks vbratcd sh The daily
upage advertisements the homes editorials
boosted for them abong tied miniature holes
all the machinery their oiled running
could they do?
The drys them full right They
their false claims They declared We making fight What
the RESULT With all the daily and the election machinery
command they succeeded in polling M 200
them majority of 9151 of the
There 0639
the polls.
at reasonable believe the d had made the list Of
would
would have been evidence with the
the .075 majority would have been reversed.
But really
tcrroyP
be permissible remind friends that Congress has
of proportions and of logical than
of Search andsc o. unlawful
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11

During the late socaed and dry campaign Chicago
newspaper refused give any comfort to the forces seeking
dscred National Prohibition This the Chicago Evening
Not only did the Post publish the advertisement
offered by the interests but it also number of editorials
truhfuy the facts relative the Chicago
The attitude of Post is worthy of by people
erested in progressive forward looking Correct
formation relative involving the general welfare OF
is UNNECESSARILY valuable any community.
The that the Chicago Evening Post did
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11
What About That Chicago Parade?

The announced parade OF protest be held in Chicago
April 10Th Now develops that this parade has been postponed
This which doubtless
sad blow the dry The personal liberty parade protest
against Sunday closing developed great deal of dry sentiment
An antnatona Prohibition parade would help the dys the
The liquor always stronger when working under
Let them in the open and they always lose
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11

Why do the brewers put 234 alcohol in beer They
claim that this enough make any difference II why
R AS OF fact the brewers know drinkers
the alcohol otherwise the brewers would be conented making
and selling drink without alcohol in it.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11

Chicken thieves missing golden opportunity because they
organized II they they could hire
render opinion the effect that chickens weighing IN
pounds less actually chickens and therefore stealing them
would be crime
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1919-04-11

The only Prohibition be made unsuccessful
popular by refusing the law fair chance Wherever Pro-
hbon properly administered is successful and the people
would consider returning the old saloon license system
This explains why the wet interests actively opposing
law enforcement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
= Peace Conference Regulations ::

Paris Jan ~ The Coulter
euce assembled io as thr eon ii.
iions Of peace iirsi m ihe pre-
liminaries 81 peace and then "a
the definite treaty ~ peace -hall
include ihe representative, of fhe
belligereli Allied and Assoclai.
cd Powers
The helIlerrent Powers with
general interests uifed states
'of America BRITISH Empire
France. lialt and Japan shall
take part iu all sitting. aud enm
missions
The bslligercnt powers wth
particular Interests Belgium.
Brazil British Dominiou- and ln-
dia. Chua. Cuba. Greece Nustr.
mala iIanL lledlax Honduras.
Libers Nicaragua Panama 20.
land. Portugal R0nmania ~efHia.
Siam. and the '1echo >lesas Re
public shall take port n the 81.
iines Al which questions concern
ing'ihem are discussed
The Powers in state ~ dpio-
matte rupture with 'he enesy
Power. Boliris. Eeuadpr Peru.
aul tn,gusv shall fake part ~
the sii'ings - which aueJi0ns
concerning them are d.-e4--sd
The neutral Powcre. and states
in process 1T formation -nay De
heard. either orally. or ia wriiin4.
when summoned by 'he Powers
with general Interests. ~ siiiiaes
devoted especially 70 the eNainina-
: ION ~ auesf faons directly eiueein
ing them hu' only ~ iar - ihe,e
questions are concerned
II The Powers shall he repre
seuted b. pi~nipotenliary dele
gsfes 10 the number 81
, for the United states 81
America. the British Empire.
Franc. Italy and Japan
, for Belgium, Brazil and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18

Scribe
. for 'hma Greece iN hHg
of llcllaz 'alaod rarueai.
lsounau.a. ~iam aul a.. ,frrho
siotak Republic
lor Ciba 1uairmsla llaHi
Honduras ilberia Nicaragua
and Panama
for Bolivia fruador lrnI
8nl l'ugusf
The British Dominion. ana ln.
d.a shall hc represented IS iol.
lows
. delegate, caeh for Australia
sanada Spnih Alr,a aud iudia
including the native states
I delegate fYr Ncu /raiand
Although the number 81 ,h.'e.
gate. ma, uu' rxeeei ihc naares
above mentioned ;srh delegation
ha. ihe right q atail itself 81 ihe
psnei system The fepfrsrnis-
fion ol the Dom mon. lneluiiny
Nepioundisni aud Of Indie naf
hesni,~ H. intia ied in ihr repre-
scniaiion ~ ihc British Empire
bs to- panel system
Auufenegr, shall be- represent
81 l., one drlesafe lni The flies
concerning the Designation ~ This
delegate shall not be- fixed Hnfll
tho momeuf when The political
siiuafion ~ this ryfiniry stall
have bcenriesred ~
The conditions ~ the repre-
zeniaiion 81 Russia ,hall b. fixed
b, 'he runfcrenee ~ the menegi
when the msffers concerning
Ru..ia are examined
flI. Esrh delegation Of pleui
po'eniisries may - accompanied
s. fechniesl delegates properly
srcredifed. and by two sieno-
zrsphers
The fechnirai delegates may bel
present 81 Sac si'fings for the
purpose Of furnishing mforma-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
WILL SEEK O[l|NQUENTS
IN INCOME TAXES
Persons Seeking To Evads Pay
msnt of Any Internal Revenue
Tan VIII Ne Prosecuted
To ne Limit

raftsns aeaAlHs e. esaa0 payment
~ an infefusf ffsfugs us siil -
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hsii g. naleh collector 81 .htsfnai
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mlsslenef usnlal Hopper
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dfaE. . iaTsisl 81 infome as figure
asi.n9aeu' ln sssklng the ssofu re-
iafa o. revenue slHiaiaf - auy
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charged shh hsutiaF h.m oat sat
ssaeiias ias full panlahmsat pfoyii
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
LEASE PRICES SOARING
IN DURkDURN[TT FIELD
Texas OIL Operator Who Has
Made Fortune In Field Tells
Of Wonder Of New Oil
Field

p @ Burton president of the Rich
Hil OF company of Houston Texas.
eas In Gui lrie lasi might ". says
the Bnskhnrncii On field s. one of
the greatest sights Imaginable He
also stated that the Mecca Oil com
psny's location Was among the most
rkeiy ia the field
u have been handling a producing
OF company In he Humble field for
nearly two years said Mr. Burton
and have hcen IN North Te1ae fields
for about s.x Wees We have on
,wn men and equipment aud all dfiu
some wells ca land I have selected
1ear BgfkoBrneff
y have nfver saw anything ise The
excitement 40 there In Humble =
.sas become sn ola story 4 nos vel
creates no stlr but up in the wichita
Pals country each new vel which
extends into proven territory. sends
lease prices kiting
But the things which Interest and
smuse me are the crowds aud The and
OF people YOU see made suddenly
rich our there. fern line - bo-
come byuord Yoa form a line 70
buy tickets 70 eei piace TO eat 70
Eef vour mail 20 send wire o. 10
phone 20 get in or out of the stock
everything you want
10 90 The ia~ye-s are svamped With
work. absfrsrfsrs are behind 10 q
stock exchange were several big cards
on ne wall such a.:
~it- crime % no; make money
here Dab down
Don't worry sbou; bu-lness when
Texas eeis through asying stock and
leases there are a. more states
You never 20 broke taxing profits
Lets 20
The women are Just - eager aud
~ild eyed playing iris stock game End
leases
Hslts one tat happened 10
scensfuved .u paxe Tua3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
Ex-Kaiser, Arch
Criminal, Still Has
Host Hun Friends
Guthrie Men Back
Big Oil Proposition
In Texas Field

Frset ? Nslif a~a lutls sH
arsth fsturnsa fsa~ kiahessa ceY
iss nigis1 ~ssfs tns, 80 hsse ss
beansss osfsfs go sssfssap -
sssss fsssfsies shs si'sFtss 80 go
zee 81 sompasy tsss - bsi~s fser~
"a hsrs 80 srttl ne acreage ssssfss
81 Neiae eoanty. fsss. aslsialaa
trs naaasr esia
These asetismsa ~lli % = Ass
tn. fts. teresro~ - ees~glsss 80
arraeasmso's. sna ssnsst ts hsss
AZ ne esssus afesruss - ,hss ,hs
Fsfsaansl - ihs ser,pary san hs
aarosnesa % tnslf return
TIE s'slhne - Nas bs.n see,rsst
80 ses ard epsfatiees ~sli probably
be eemmsnesa not ls,ss thaa sns
w'lddls - Marsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
A PLEA FOR THRIFT AND
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Postmaster 0lsmiih. Chairman n
the County w n n Committee.
ufges People To Buy
Stamps

The esf otfr nai naI sn ~Ifn
fhe onH 80 MHlona ~ dollar sre
500 rrgflf mHnih1 I1 maintain aur
armlea sts. afat snl elaeahfff Ana
Iay a. sot AZ lranalofialIon faf
flose shl ere uAafnlnF In aa esaN
rtsk IS. rusefnmsni appsals ia tna
nuu na SEA mnda io 0arf nn the
Faf 81 iof iund 'o paf Ihs .af of
hrnf "a vas foa a~afe w ueina
tHfN h s.lssi ha bsfn mr and
ihe monet nasdea ~ assafe ibs HaY
msu. ~ ihs .en ~ iha ~af hss been
pros dsi uo psirulie eNfea ~ ihe
rtfef Hiatra sh0pif nansfsf am "a
~ aff rpasiNaH q. faks tsiaf
odi ~ BE- estfl a1i needed Co., BIZ
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frf.fI Is sHf purpose other fhsA ihs
t4flof ~ Ihs FoVsmueu'
in me fstsni ~ 4. and iuunf fhs
slime fhe government wa binding ~
srf snefEf t noffesssi in strenuous
sffoff - auaan ihls cad fhe sffor
has been rsafasd noI iHut saf
mn,h D. NJ efforl made 90 var
ois asso9 siioff ~ iifs,ilf connect
"a ~ifh he government io sfrlp ths
'fiasus n manfi fhaf Z sssB "a me-
~oald hafs been better employed ln
ihf service 81 thf government ihsr
in ID. service sf ne associations ~ho
rof 81 so' pels4ss Inc oblesia fhsf
s91Ehf - obtain Nsfs no. PRAISE
"or b. snI eammeaas - Is stert
~af baf selsass 81 fbIs sime hs ~
fsrtsf of ~ vufefumsnf IS nara.
moan anI asafa 81 oihsf inisrsat
Yoar HfH daiy 8 10 folr govern.
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ma 1ssi ffssds The s.a' ma -
char b aaa charity bu sbsre ne
mH i.plileIff ~ other 3ufies 70 claim
soaf fifanf a. sgieniisu .fisr ne flfsf
three NAMED have b-en provided fsr
thee may be- ieft 10 fhs ndiridasi
preferensa ~ "a. donor wiiboai s~rf-
ga resuif following Those sho a.
ffonfla1e1 "a ga.s Iss1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
SHARP CONTEST ovtR BIc
STANDING ARMY slll

Washington. Feb - tn house re-
sumed consideration Of fhH arms ~
proprla ION bin ioda, with SHARP
contest n project over the provision
for temporary army of 1900 men
for the wear heg.ur ~ neN lnN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-18
90 assoc aoss
~ vtR VERTICAL

Nu.Aosee rsb IN, ,orii oa s.
n0 hsp Emtf, , % e ~ho hss been
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