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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04
STORMY LEGISLATIVE SESSION
State Body Divided 'on Party Lines
Regarding Proposed Laws

The soldiers bonus act will un-
doubtedly be passed with the amend
ments providing that payments be
made to men to invest in trade or
business or to buy tools for craft
or trade. Twichell of Cass moved
that the bill be further amended to
read that payments Of bonuses be
made to the ex-service men without
any strings attached, and more than
one Lacquer appeared to favo. that
method. i,
Women's suffrage passed both the
house and the senate witr six nay
votes in the house.
Bills reducing the appropriations
for the auditor and the attorney
general, giving the governor the
power to appoint special assistant at
torneys general; throwing the auditor
off the emergency commission, the
auditing board and the board Of
equalization, have been introduced
and are hotly contested.
A bill which will bring forth q:
genuine fight win be the house bill
which reduces the reserve Of banks
to 10 per cent Of the deposits in
place Of the 20 per cent as at pres
ent, and levying fine for violation
Of the law, removing the felony
clause.
Several election laws are under
consideration. One changes the date
Of the primary election from the
first Tuesday after the first Monday
in June to the third Wednesday in
August, Another provides that wom-
en- residing more than one-half mile
from the polls shall be allowed to use
the absent voters ballot.
The bill to repeal the anti-injunc-
ton act, known AZ the I. w. w. law,
and which limits the powers Of the
courts to grant injunctions against
picketing, strikes, meetings Of any
kind, etc., was killed by vote of
81 to 40. This is one bill which Judge
Robinson urged be taken from the
statute books.
The bill defining Syndicalism,
which was an exact copy Of the Mich
igan statute to curb the spreading
Of terrorism, was also killed as
result Of decision adopted in the
caucus.
A bill which will develop perhaps
the hottest fight Of the session is
that giving the railroad commission
the duties Of trade commission
and the authorization to fix rules and
issue orders to prevent profiteering.
Investigation Of the Brinton news
paper law and investigation Of the
various officials will be up for discus
sion shortly.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Miller returned
Sunday afternoon from Forest City,
Iowa, and are living in rooms at the
Bateman house. Mr.. Miller is the ef-
ficient foreman at the Times Office.
and % he decided that single cussel.
ness was not for him. he went 10
Iowa and married the bes. girl in
the world. ID
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04

ThsaLadies Aidaof the Presbyter-
ian church viii hold their Christmas
saie pf handkerchiefs On Saturday,
DC. ~ at Elmer d Johnson,s. Come
and make selection from, the bean.
t,ful array and enjoy social cup
Of postum at the same time.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04
COh[bIUNITY !. !.
:. ENTERTAINMENT
Excellent Numbers Have Been Sc
cured for Monday and Tuesday,
December 6 ard Q
DIR. w. H. NATION TO LECTURE
Hampton Ladies' Quartette to Fur
" nish, Musical Prelude

Monday and Tuesday, December 8
and 8, are the dates which have
been set for the second series of COM
munity programs, which will be pre-
sented at the Grand Theatre. As be-
fore, this series will consist Of three
programs, each separate and distinct,
and there will be no repititions un-
less requested.
The musical company, the Hamp-
ton Ladies Quartette, is composed Of
Miss Hampton, violinist and contral-
to; Miss Shelley, reader and soprano;
Miss Bradley, pianist and second vi
olinist;- and Miss Tyner, cellist..
These brilliant young ladies have es-
tablished. an enviable reputation in
their line everywhere they have ap-
peared, and they are being besieged
by requests for future appearances.
Lovers Of art will be well repaid for
the time and money spent in attend
ing their performances. They will
appear in a musical prelude to the
lecture at each program.
DR.. w. H. Nation, a speaker Of
unusual ability, will address the au-
diences at each of the three pro-
grams. DR.. Nation will have some
thing to say which will be Of inter-
est to every man, woman and child
in Oakes and vicinity, and it is to
be hoped that everybody who can
will make it point to hear him.
He has had considerable experience
in community work and understands
it thoroughly. He may give yoa
as jolt or two, but most Of M need
that sort of thing as an incentive
to greater efforts. Every commun-
ity needs mepciless and impartial
critic now and then, and il the speak
er steps on your toes now and then
the pain" viii be only Temporary,
and much good may come Of it.
Next year we hope to have ,our
community hall In readiness to house
entertainments Of this kind and ac-
commodste all who may wish to A.
tend. Since it is impossible to use
this building, which is just nicely
started, Mr.. Moe has Kindly con-,
sented to allow the use Of the Grand
theatre. sss.r ~
Season ticket holders will please
remember that their tickets will ad-
nit them to each and every pro-
gram.
Don't forget the date and time Of
starting: Monday evening at 8
o'clock, Tuesday afternoou at 3
o'clock and Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. .sssss 80 ,s3s
2 Community meetings have for
their object the drawing closer to-
gether Of tho people Of the town
and country, and for this reason, Il
for no other, they are worthy Of
your hearty support. But the pro-
grams will be furnished by excel
lent talent, and the entertainments
will be pleasing and instructive
throughout. Let's go.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04

Mrs. K. Pease and daughter Lena
Of Glover passed through here on
their way to Orbindale, Wis, to visit
relatives. the first 70 the week.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04
ENTERTAIN
MANY MAS0NS
Visitors from All Over Eastern North
Dakota in Attendance ut
District Convention
STAR LADIES SERVE DINNER
Meetings Called to Order BY Deputy
Grand Master Naylor

Yesterday was a gala day with the
Masons Of the eastern part of the
state. The Seventh district, compris-
ing the lodges Of Wahpeton, Milnor,
Hankinson, Fairmont, Lidgerwood,
Forman. Cogswell and Oakes, held
the sessions Of their sixth annual
district convention in Union Temple
at this time, and everything on tho
program passed off in apple pie or
der.
The Forman degree team, which
has quite reputation in this section,
made the trip especially to exemplify
third degree work, and those who at
tended with the expectation of en-
joying a treat were not disappoint-
ed. William Wig was selected az
the victim and the candidate took
his medicine like a little man. We
thought for little while that Will
might not get through alive, but it
all came out right in the end. The
Forman boys have the work down fine
and many expressions Of commenda-
ton for their efforts were heard af-
ter the afternoon meeting.
Promptly at five o'clock, the Ma
sons congregated in the new building
recently erected by the Cakes Auto
& Machine Co. on Union street, to
partake Of banquet prepared by
the ladies of the Eastern Star. While
the boys expected reguglar, hope
to-die feed, they were not prepared
for the sumptuous repast which
greeted them. And service-oh, boy.
The ladies came into the room laden
with great big plates filled to over
flowing with turkey, mashed pota-
toes, gravy, and a whole lot Of other
good things to eat, which, together
with the many tempting morsels al
ready on the, table, caused the as
sembled guests to gasp for breath.
We suspect that q number Of them
slyly loosened their belts in antici-
patton Of the overwhelming Of the
inner man. A. p. Guy and W. H.
Bush, the latter having returned to
Oakes Monday, were in the kitchen
helping the ladies-of course you
know that's where they'd be-and
keeping a lookout to see that they
received their own proper proportion
Of the eatables. Even the sun shines
brighter since w. H. returned to
town, and with both these worthless
near the fountain head Of the good
things, what more could be asked!
There wasn't man there who will
not recommend the Eastern Star
ladies when folks want something
real good to eat.
After the dinner had been prop
erly disposed Of, Brother F. d. Nc
Cartney arose and asked for . rising
vote Of thanks to the ladies, which
was given with will. The ladies'
responded in kind.
District Deputy Grand Master
Naylor Of Oakes presided at both
afternoon and evening sessions. No
work avas put on at night, but the
time was given over to business.
Grand Secretary w. L. Stockwell Of
Fargo and Deputy Grand Master
Chas. E. Best Of Lisbon were pres
ent and each delivered an interest
ing talk on Masonry at the evening
meeting.
In spite of the cold weather, the
attendance was up to expectations,
many of the brothers travelling a
long way to be present, and they
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04

The price Of coffee has taken q
tumble at the Three c Store. d4-1
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Hajek Of Glow
er were in town Saturday looking
after business affairs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
Sc PEDIRA LA PANlMENTAClON
DE ALGUNAS GALES

En- ell Salon del Hotel Gunter ten
dra ve~rificativo hoy m9rtes por la no
che. una junta de la Asoclaclon de
Manufacturers de San Antonio, du-
rante la cual Sc acordara pedir al
Cabildo que Sc haga 10 que sea posi-
bic en- favor de la pavimentaclon dc
algunas GALES de la ciuGad. en- las
cuales cstan situadaS varias de las
fabricas de San Antonio. Sc informa
que ara dar contestacion a las nu-
mcrosas reclamaciones recibidas en-
Ia Oficina Principal de la Association,
ell Secretario dc la misma Sc halla
q la fecha bastante ocupado en- reu-
mir los datos necesarlos, como ell
nombre de las factorias Y el nGmero
de manZanas que estan en- malas con-
dicioneS respecto a pavlmento. Is
tas GALES seran inspeccionadas por
un Comite de la Association tantas
vcces mencionada Y con ell ~resulta-
do Sc dara cuenta al Comisionado
de Gales del Concilio de Ciudad, a
quien los manufacturers a~yudaran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
MEGA QUE HAYA ORDENADO
LA CENSURA

Ell teniente coronel Potter, que ha
tenido a su cargo Ell trabajo de au-
xilio militar en- Corpus Christi, in
formo al general Dickman que el no
es culpable de haber ejercitado ia
censura en- mensajes de cierta natu-
raleza en- todas las plazas, durante ell
tempo que estuvo al mando de las
fuerzas en- ell area del huracan. Agre-
ga ell mismo militar que el no orde-
no nj censurar nj supo que alguno
de sus oficiales 10 hiciera. FL coro-
mel Cope que esta actualmente al
de las tropas en- Corpus, dice
que IL censura a que Sc refiere esta
information fue establecida por 10
V tambien hace Ell manifesto
de que los mensajes de prensa no
censurados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
Academic

En- Ia csquina de las GALES de Co.
mcrcio Y Smith ocurrio la tarde de
aver, a csc de las siete, un acciden-
te, del que result6 atropellado un
muchacho meXicano ilamado Guada-
lupe RIGS que vive en- la Gale de
Saunders 1907 Y que montaba una
~motocicleta cuando ocurrio el acct
dente. Rios recibio varias l~esiones
en- ell cuerpo Y en- la cabeza. siendo
Ia herida de mas cuidado la que tie
ne en- una de las piernas, sin en-
barge de 10 cual no crey6 necesario
que 10 llevasen al hospital Y Sc Gu
rs en- su casa. FL conductor del au-
to, causanta del choque, quedo bajo
arresto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
10000 OBREROS A PUNTO DE
QUEDARSE SIN TRABAJO

MEXICO, D. F.. Septiembre o.
Como consecuencia de la escasez de
petr6leo crudo Y chapopote. las ia
bricas del Distrito Federal han CO.
municado al gobierno que estan a
punto de suspender sus labores. Las
fabricas de LA Estrella', San An
tonic .Abad" Y "La Magdalena", han
elevado IN memorial, acusando a los
Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico,
de ser los principales culpables de
que Sc suspendan los trabajos, en-
vista de que Sc niegan a transporter
los combustibles, que vienen siendo
ell principal factor para los trabajos
de las fabricas.
81 el gobierno federal no toma una
MEDIA violenta, mas de doce mil
obreros quedaran sin trabajo en- ell
Distrito Federal. dado que las labo-
res en- los talleres quedaran parali-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
LA AGENCIA DE EMPLEOS
OSBORN HACE UNA
ACLARACION

FL senior NJ. L. Osborn, quien tiene
establccida una Agencia de Empleos
en- ell No. 1922 de la Gale de Hous-
ton Sc ha acercado d nosotros para
manifestarnos que su dicha Agencia
no esta ~comprendida en- ell numero
de las que denuncia como explotadc-
ras de los mexicanos Ia Oficina de
Empleos del Gobierno. Ell senior
Osborn dice que en- todos los casos,
ell no cobra comisi6n a los trabaja-
dores por conseguirles colocacion Y
que siempre ebra de la mejor buera
fe cen ellos.
A nosotros nos constan los buenos
manejos de! senior Osborn Y hacemcs
con gusto la a~claracion que solicita.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
CORTES Y POLTCIA
Dos academies

- En- Ia Gale de Concrete. frcnte a
Ia casa numero 104, ocurrio un acct
dente al Official de Ia gendarmeria
H. C. P~fankuche. quien cay6 al sue
10 desde el motociclo que montaba,
lastimandose de alguna gravedad. La
Ambulancia. que fuG enviada del
Quartet general, 10 recogl6 Y 10 condu-
10 a su casa, donde Sc lie atiende.
FL case ocurri0 como a las once Dc
Ia manana de aver.
La tarie d. aver, frente a la
Plaza del Nercado s. verified I'm
cnoque entire un automovil numero
274S80 V un canton del Ejercito
numero 35OO6 m~anejado por IN SOL
dado. Parece ser que este ultimo es
el que rcsulta culpable del acciden-
te, V aun cuando no hubo desgracias
perSonales que lamentar, Sc lie entire
go a la policia militar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
Dos acusados de vender nareoticos,
ante el Comisionado Federal

Dos madicos, hombres de color,
que Sc ocupaban de Ia venta clandes-
tina de NARCOTICS, con absolute vio-
laci6n de Ia ley Harrison, que solo
permite el concrete de esa clase de
drogas mediante el pago de una con
tribuci6n especial, ,Eueron capturados
o el Mariscal de los Estados Uni
dos. senior Dibrell, a pedimento del
ACente de la Renta Interior Taylor,
' sc les hizo comparecer ante el Co.
misionado Federal senior licenciado
Edwards, a efecto de que sufrieran
eI examen respective para poder fl
jar el grade de responsibilities de
los acusados. e. resuitadO de Ia au-
diencia fue que los presuntos respon-
sabfes de las violaciones de que Sc
trata, r~enunciaron el eXaemn. en- Wis
Ia de 10 cual ell Comisionado les I'M
puso a cada uno mil pesos de fianZa,
con Ia cual quedaron libres hasta la
reunion de Ia Corte Federal en- d.
ciembre pr6Ximo.
Por algunas frases informativas
que tom6 eI reporter, Sc sabe que e!
Agentc de la Renta Interior esta en-
terado de que el delito de que Sc
acusa a esoS mGdicos viene cometien-
dose desde hace mucho tempo, ha-
bicndo tornado auge en- es.as ultimas
semanaS, pEes que diariamente visi-
taban Ia casa dc los professionals
hasra veinte enfermos distintos cada
dia, de todos los barrios de la ciu-
dad. A las personals blancas Sc les
cobraba mas cara II mjniStracion dc
Ia droga, llegandoSe a dar cl case
de que una de cstas personals pa
case diez dolares por medic grano de
morfina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
MUCHOS EX-SOLDADOS Sc HAN
HECHC' CIUDADANOS
AMERICANOS

\ POGO mas de cuarenta llega e.
numero de extranjeros de los que sir
vieron en- Ell EierciCo americana en-
los campos militares cercanos q es-
IA ciudad. que han hechO 81 solicitud
para recibir la carta de ciudadania
americana. Hay entire los individuos
4 quienes Sc refiere esra information,
genie de diversas naCtonaiidades '
les ha sido permitido recibir III car
tas de naturalization, en- serviclo MI
lirar. En- vista de Ia frecuencia con
que Sc estGn registraUdo los casos de
que los extranjeros cue Sirvieror en-
las filas del Eiercito de este pals.
teSean ser ciudadanos a~mericanos, e.
Jefe De Ia Seccion r~espectiva del Co
bierno General, en- esta ciudad, sc d.
dirigi6 oficiaImeate al Jefe del De
partamento Militar del Sur para que
ordene que en- cada Campo Sc nom
bre un Official o Representative que ten
ga 4 81 cargo e. cujdado dc QUO to-
dos aquellos extranjeros que deseen
aacionalizarse en- este pals. reciban
sSu papeles correspordientcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

TerEo conocimien:o dc cue s.SGnos midi
viduos cue n s!Guscra han estado e. q
ciudad DC Los Angeles. California. anda1 re-
eorriendo slSuRos Estados Gc i Union Ame-
-icara. -obanGO y eHEanaaLo deScar2G2men-
te al pCbEc0. t4ado.e, L Gamble de 81 Oh
nero, unas cuan:as g!.J5-as que de NADIA
les si-ven, y para cuyo iEa. toui1r InGs-
bidamente nj nuubrs = aNuS2n de II con-
fianza que yu Re sab!dO iGsplvar u puoIco
con mi trabaio se-.u y ho=r2G0-
Como este scto, apa-:e lie pcr
81 solo una grave luIracclun u AS LeyeS
de este Pals, POGrla de=presGgl2rms ante los
ojos de las personals cue pUdicran Greer
Que aruelEus indIyiiu05 son r-a.nen-e el Prof
NJ. c. Martinez. NE alreslro q publican S-
n zdysrtcncia para eyitar cue e eEgano su-
cie y p-ccaz, sig@ aGean;e.
Por orta pa-re. rr-u cos
MES : L~MPOSTORES EOMAN Nj NOM
BRE PARA ROBAR Al PUBLICO. - tenEo
!eEaImente Ell contra de estos IndIv'duos s'H
No de5e o.sidar 81 pabHco que padeee en-
fe-medaGes. que mis- metodgs &c cE-aT eoa
absC!utamen;e sin medlctHaS, ACeTnaS' Il
70 lego q Sai- 81 E.Ea ppr los ESt@HgS, Sosa
que 70 he geHslto AIN, DARE toE u
PRENSA FL AVISO CORRESPONDENCE
a TODOS MIS- PACiE&IES.
Yea listed en- IA cdicjaa svmSaa-ia de
Ia Preusa" as tCtoEraSias y testimonies
de pe-sauas Que, Gcs2ucs &c haber Cr!s1aln
mis- ,e-vicios. han s.do Dgnefic9ScaS y Curd-
das. TenEC en- nj poGe- centenareS dr e.
70, tcstimonios-.us cuaies nus-race a Gu'cn
1os ~solieite. stn uiu=Una obh%ac'on dc -
PROF. v. c. MAaTlNEZ-
Pnfr-cso ScEldor.
2o2-l-S American Bank Building.
. md. and Sv-lTG: IS.
Los ANGELES, CAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
Sipuen los raids" a los trencs

En- Ia Inca del Ferrocarril Gal
weston Harrisburg Y San Antonio y
en- un tren de pasajeros, dos mucha-
chos. uno americana Y otro meXica-
no, practicaron una invasion o el
obieto de viajar sin pagan el pasa-
ic respective. Por mala fortuna
para ellos. un agente especial de Ia
empresa Sc do cuenta a tempo del
intento de estos dos muchachos Y los
detuvo. entrcgandolos a la policia de
la ciudad, para que esta a su vez 10
hiciera a la autoridad que correspon-
da a efecto de que imponga ell CO.
rrectivo que sea del case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

s. \. School Board para constru!r
dos cuartos para escuela en- Ia Gale
de \. Harrington asa.
S. A. School Board paca constrUir
dos cuartos para escuela en- Ia ca
lie de S. Indiana $50.
Robt. Morgan, para conStruir una
caballeriza en- la Avenida c. AL.
Mrs. Della Campbell para cons
truir un cuarto en- la Gaze de L. ".
Cherry $50.
c. E. Rewald para construir IN
garage en- la Gale de ". River 769.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Rafael Pena y de Ia
sonora Angela Vega de Pena en- la
Gale del Paso POI.
Tn nino de Genaro Gonzaga y de
Ia sonora Francisco Ochoa de Con
zaga en- la Gale de White, casa sin
numerO.
Nina de Gabriel Rubio Y de la Sc
nora Paula VI. de Rubio en- "a Gale
Colima 1913.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
REGISTRO CIVIL
DEFUNCIONES

Trinidad Torres vivio siete dias,
alumbramiento premature, en- Gale
de Colorado SIC.
Feliciano Dominique de cuatro me
ses, murio como consequence de
males contrariados por los t~raStornos
de la madre con Ell ciclon, en- Ia ca
lie de Pecos 522.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

Tn muchacho americana de dieci-
seis amos fuc detcnido por los EN-
nleadcs de policia Green Y Harris.
o~bedecicndo a 6rdenes &c Ia autori-
dad que necesita practicar una ave
riguaci6n acerca del detcuido. del re-
sultado de Ia cual depende Ia liber-
tad o encarcelamiento del acusado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
Por jugar domino cor apucs:a

Cerca de Ia media noche dc antier
Ia policia sorprendio Y detuvo en- una
casa &c Ia Gale Sur Laredo. a un
grupo numeroso de chinos, ciudada-
nos americanos, que Sc divertian jul
gando domino con apuesta.
Aver por la manana ~comparecic-
ron ante el Juez de Policia. Quien les
impuso una multa dc veinticinco do
larcs a cada uno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

e. pron6Stico del Observatorio pa
ra hoy es como sigue: Desperate Y
freSco. Temperature maXima y a IS.
Vientos Egeros q moderados soplan-
do del norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos: Crockett 996. 997,
999 V 1920.

Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros j proposito Y a precios "a
zonables, ~especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de la ciudsd.
Servicio rapido dia Y noche.
Leon A. Martinez, GereE.e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23
SANTORAL

Martes, Septiembre 23.-Santoa
Limo Papa y Tecla Virgen, Martires.
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Mzy[yI11
,HILAs aSsI
l

RsSSS sslssslAlbss
GRAN rEmPoRADA De VAUDEVILLE.
DIAREAMENTE Natinnee : Jas go.
Por IA noche 4 las $50.
DoMrNGoS. por IA nOehe. COS funeiones:
I las 100 y = las 800
TELEFoNOS CROCKETT 76-T.
NUEVo PEOGRANA De las F~UNCIONES
DURANTE Ii PEESENTE SE&ANA
THOMAS =. SWIFT ( MARY H KELLEY
en- 5000"
JACK-LENEY < RONE-A.
Baila-ines cxcszt-icos y P~antominas.
CLARK SILyERNAyL & co,
En- Ia E-aciosa sati=a Tire Doctors Orders
ANN SUTER
en- The Girl From Dixie.
BURKE & BETTY
e. IN aleE-c p~otpourri musical
THE REYNOLDS
en- 4 Dash OF Class
HARRY AZ FOSSEN
"The Ni-a,ful Minstrel.
MUY PRONTO: DAINTY M4RIE-"THE
REAET or ANNIE WOOD HARRY
JOLSDN Y OTRAS G&ANDES
EXRlBEClONES DE- VAUDEVILLE.
ALERTA, NoTICLA IMPORTANCE Pa
RA TODOS. ALERTA!
ALGUNOS INDIVIDUOS EOBAN DESCA-
RADANESTE AL PUBLiCO. HAGEN
DOSE PASAR o EL. PROFESSOR ".
-. MARTINEZ De LOS ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-23

mUY PRONr0: DAINTY M4RIE-"THE
REiET or ANNE WOOD" - HAIRY
JOLSON y OTRAS GEANDES
EXRiBEClONES De VAUDEVILLE.
The sun., 1919-09-10

States as far as importation to s,h,-,.
Is concerned. 's
This Japanese domination NAV h. =,
planned not only by their politioa, 80
military influence In the Russian T.a
East but also by the better nnanc,.,
facilities which Japanese merchants 80
to Siberian buyers Japanese facl,;,i.ss
usually include credit ON shipment -
payment against delivery OF goods ~
Siberia. while the usual American c,,.
tom Is payment against shipping A.
ments In the United States. Anonr ~,
allied countries japan seems TO he -.
only one which did not prohibit ths Nv,
portation OF Russian rubles. Shn Tia.
fore became the main intermediar,, =
all exchange transactions with Shat.
America takes but a small part in o.
berfan trade. She can expand her co.,.
merce In the Russian Far East .,.-
under present difioultieA In order -
do so America must offer TO tn e.
berian buyers the same credit fsoi,,.
ties as are given them by the Japans..
and British. Due to the decline on ~.
Russian ruble the expectation Of pr..
sian goods from Siberia became partio.
ularly profitable