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The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
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= Mr.. M. P. Freeman and 9TH
= er members Of the committee
4 entrusted with the work of Sc
4 curing subscriptions for Pima
= coumty's share of the amount to
= be raised to induce the projec-
& tors of the north and south
y road to extend their line to No !
= gales from Phoenix, via Tucson,
= have entered upon their work. 4
= Extension of that road would
= mean much to Tucson, Nogales :
= and other points it would touch. !
4 .
+ 1t is reported that another 4
= rich strike has been node at the !
+ Old Glory mine in the Orc Blan- >
+ co district. a
= Last Friday the International 4
+ Bank in NOgales, was examined 4
+ by the Territorial Bank Exami- 4
= ner, Mr.. r. Allyn Lewis of !
= Phoenix, who gave that excel =
= lent institution a clean bill of =
= financial health.
. )
+ Last week Prof. John T. Da- y
+ Wis was in from Cibuta, and he !
+ informed THE OASIS that with !
= in the three preceding days he 4
+ had some new and remarkable \
= discoveries in that vicinity that \
= will add greatly to that rich re- \
+ giOn so close to Nogales.
4 4: 4 4: 4 4 4 4 4 & 4 4 4 4
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
GERMANS
WHIP ARMY
0F|NvADERS
Omitted Press Service.)

NUMLeu rEeSS OVTVICe.J
COPENHAGEN, Jan. A Berlin
dispatch reports that German troops
have defeated Polish invading army
at Lisza-Nakel. Superiority of Ger
man artillery gained the victory.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05

Little BUSY BODIES. OASIS
WANT ADA
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05

"Little BUSY BODIES. OASIS
WANT ADS.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
SEEK MINERALS
 THRU DRILLING
Federal Mining Company Will Bore Into Mother Earth in Quest for Copper and Other Wealth.
 Getting Ready for Drill.
(By Robert M. Berry.l

Determined to find out what forms of mineral wealth lie beneath the sur face of thcir holdings in the Mena field. the Federal Mining Company is preparing to install drill and begin boring into the bowels of the earth
 Resident Director J. B. Dickinson, who is also manager of the Federal company, has gone to Joplin to pur- chase the drill needed for the explor- ation of the hidden deposits of min erals. Manager Dickinson favors the use of shot drill, which he believes will be more efficient than diamond drill in the rock formations likely to be encountered on the company's holdings.
 It is the intention to prospect the claims to a depth of 400 to 800 feet, and there is reason to believe, Mir. Dickinson states, that the drilling will reveal evidences of good copper and other mineral deposits. It is expect ed the drill will start operations sometime in March or April.
 In the meantime the Federal con- pany is going ahead with it's plans for developing manganese mine. At recent meeting of Federal company stockholders and directors held at Okmulgee it was decided to install a 150-ton mill at the Mena field. While Manager Dickinson is at Joplin work men are busy getting the site cleared for the proposed mill. The workers are also preparing the ground for the erection of large dam to impound waters needed for the mill
 This dam will be 135 feet long and 15 feet high. It will be sufficient, Manager Dickinson states, to im- pound at least million gallons of water.
 The Federal company's milling plant, according to present estimates of Manager Dickinson, will consist of two sets of iigs, cleaner and rough CT jig, crusher, rolls, screen, etc, with sufficient boiler capacity to op- crate in addition an air compressor capable of running two drills and, if necessary, three.
 In addition to installing a mill, the Federal company is also planning to do some real road building. Manager Dickinson states that road will be built over the low gap just north of the mine, giving easy access to the public highway at Old Dallas.
 At least s30,000 will be spent in de- veloping the company's holdings in the Mena field. The Federal company is composed chiefly of wealthy OK mulgee men, who are determined to find out, regardless of the cost, the extent of the mineral wealth in their holdings in the Mena field.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
ASK RECOGNITION
 NEW GOVERNMENT
Erzberger Instructed to Present De- mand at Meeting With the Entente Chiefs Regarding Armistice--
 League of Nations Near.

Berne, Feb. 13.-As the result of a long conference between Matthias Erz- berger, member of the German armis- tice commission, and various minis ters at Berlin, it was decided, accord ing to the Frankfor Zeitung, that Erzberger will demand that the allies recognize the new Berlin government when he meets the entente chiefs to negotiate the renewal of the armis- tice.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Will Return to Paris.

Paris, Feb. 13.-In a written reply to the delegation from the French commission of the society of nations which recently called upon him, Pres ident Wilson makes known formally for the first time his intention to re. turn to France after going to Wash ington.
 Arrangements have been completed for the presidents departure from Paris Friday night.
 There now is the belief in official circles that the peace conference will be able te complete its work by June first.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
DREAMED HUSBAND WAS SHOT
Wife of Edward Bell Called Police
 and Learned It Was True.
From the Kansas .citv stnr.

From the Kansas City Star.
 Mrs. Edward Bell had dream Tuesday night that her husband was in revolver battle. Mrs. Bells hus- band was employed as watchman at night for the Missouri Pacific Rail- road, and the dream was so realistic and frightened her so that she called the Kansas side police station. She was informed by the police that her dream was true and that her husband really had been shot by two Mexicans.
 Bell is now at St Mary's Hospital in critical condition. Francisco Fer nandez, Mexican, is at Bethany Hos pital. also in dangerous condition as the result of wounds he received in the revolver battle, Pablo Fer nanuez, ms brother, was arrested by Joseph Downs and William McMullen Kansas side detectives late yesterday and confessed last night that it was he who shot Bell. He is being held for investigation at the Kansas side police station.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Advance in Poland.

Warsaw, Feb. 13.-The Bolshevist troops have occupied Zeliva, between Bialystok and Brest-Litovsk.
 They have attempted to advance thru the Polish lines, using uniforms of Polish officers, but those who tried this ruse failed, and one hundred of them have been brought to Warsaw in motor trucks.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Nations League Near.

Paris, Feb. 13.-The commission on a society of nations resumed its ses- sions this morning with full attend ance of members present to receive the report of the drafting committee.
 It was hoped to reach a final ad- justment at today's sitting. If this hope is realized, it may be possible to submit the plan to a plenary session of the peace conference on Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20

SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the FIRST TREATMENT is most im- portant. When an EFFICIENT anti septic is applied promptly, there is no danger of infection and the wound be- gins to heal at once. For use on man or beast, B0ROZONE is the IDEAL A NTISEPTIC and H EALING G AGENT. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Price 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $1.50. Sold by Jackson Drug Co. Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Will Claim Indemnity

London, Feb. 13.--The British dele gates to the peace conference have been definitely instructed to claim an indemnity which will include the cost of the war, as we'll as the damage actually caused, Andrew Bonar Law announced to the house of commons today.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
TANKS ARRIVED
 NONE TOO SOON
Marched Thru Thirty Miles of Forest to Reach British and Russians in Sredaskrenga Region in North
 -BOlshevists Retreated.

Archangel, Feb. 13.-American forces, marching thru thirty miles of forest, and riding on trains, reached the hard-pressed British and Russians in the Sredaskrenga region yesterday.
 The Bolsheyists, who had been launching strong attacks, retired to the soutward, apparently abandoning their offensive movement.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Renew Armistice Monday

Paris, Feb. 13.-A Havas report says the supreme war council has de- cided that the armistice with Ger many will be renewed on February IT, for brief period, with the allies re- serving the right to suspend it at any time in the event of Germans failure to carry out the new clauses or those which heretofor have not been execut- ed.
 It is said that the terms will pro- vide that the Germans must cease their hostilities against the Poles and maintain their forces within fixed limits.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
NOW GOVERNOR PONDER.
President of Arkansas Senate Acts in
 Absence of Mir. Trough.
Special to The Star.

Special to The Star.
 Little Rock, Feb. 13.--President Harry L. Ponder of the Arkansas Senate yesterday assumed his duties as Acting Governor of the State in the absence of Governor Brough, who will spend two days in attendance on the stock growers meeting at New Orleans. President Ponder called Sen ator Bone of Independence county to the chair, and Senator Bone will pre- side over the Senate as Acting Pres ident during President Ponder's oc- cupancy of the governors chair The Senate yesterday morning, on motion of Senators UtIey and Collins, unani- mously adopted resolution congratu- lating Senator Ponder on his honor in serving as governor, and pledging him the hearty support of the Senate in making his administration a sue cess.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Esthonia Is Cleared

Copenhagen, Feb. 13.-0 Libau dis patch reaching here today by way of Berlin says the entire territory of the Esthonian republic has been cleared of Bolsheviki thru the Esthonian and Finnish advance movement.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20

A scald, burn, or severe cut heals slowly if neglected The family that keeps bottle of BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT on hand is always pre- pared for such accidents. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Lodge Says It Is Complicated.
When the bowels hecome irreeula

When the bowels become irregular you are uncomfortable and the longer this condition exists the worse you feel. You can get rid of this misery quickly by using HERBINE. Take a dose on going to bed and see how fins you feel next day. Price 60c. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20

with economic pressure added. There is no provision for international po- lice. There is no means Of enforcing 1t. 1t is complete abandonment of the Presidents peace league as pro- claimed by him on his departure for France. It is a compound of moral suasion and economic pressure. If an outlaw nation makes war on a league member, the league will address it homily on it's unladylike behavior on attacking one of the league members. l would oppose League of Nations which removed any part of the sov- ereignty of the United States, and I will oppose this proposal insofar as it abandons any of our sovereign rights. But it appears innocuous in it's pres ent form.
 Senator Robinson, Arkansas, Dem- ocrat-The avoidance of future wars like that from which humanity has just emerged, is an end to be desired by all. The constitution for the league, as submitted is a step for ward, and I hope there will be no turning back.
 Calls It "A Little Gold Rattle"
 Senator Vardaman, Mississippi. Democrat-The President has got his little gold rattle and is coming back much pleased with it.
 Senator King, Utah, Democrat The American people will never agree to the abandonment of the Monroe Doctrine and an abdication of our sovereign rights as an independent nation.
 Senator Lewis, Illinois, Democrat I-I certainly would look with disfavor on any abridgment of the Monroe Doctrine.
 Lodge Says It Is Complicated.
 Senator Lodge, Massachusetts. Re- Ipublican-For a simple document the proposed constitution is rather hard to understand. 1 have read it twice and do not understand it. However, with more study I may make it out. would dislike to see the surrender of the Monroe Doctrine.
 Senator Kirby of Arkansas ex- pressed himself as in favor of the document.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20

When in Smithville, Ok, 20 to W. A. Taylor for Flour, Feed and Gro ceries.-Adv. 7-4t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Plles Cured h $ to Daxs

Druggists refund money if PAZ0 OINTMENT fai,s 10 cure Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protrudine piies instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can eei Sseiul sieep sitAr '"f 'uat application Price 60c
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
For Rer

For Rent--35a of smooth land Call or write D. E. Barton. Cove, Ark Adv. 7-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
Fear for Monroe poetrine.

Several senators and members of the House, who had not heard the Presidents message to the foreign re- lations committee members, and who had kept silent yesterday until they could find an opfortunity to study the proposed constitution of the league, expressed themselfes informally to- day in forcible terms, and there is a growing feeling that the constitution as now formulated will deal death blow to the American Monroe Doc Urine
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-20
MUCH OPPOSITION LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Chief Stress Is Laid on Obvious Re- nunciation of the Monroe Doctrine No Action Until Next Congress
 Meets---Many Opinions.

Washington, Feb. 15.--Eyidence that the Senate will be slow to make up it's mind on the constitution of the League of Nations framed at the Paris Peace Conference was obtained today in poll of the senators on the question:
 Do you favor the League of Ma tions constitution in it's present form ?"
 Thirty nine senators asked to be recorded as non-committal in reply to this question. Twenty said they favored it and twelve responded "No." Twenty-Five senators could not be reached Of the twenty senators who responded Yes" eighteen were Demo- crats and two Republicans, and three Democrats said 'No."
 No Action Until Next Congress.
 President Wilson wants Congress to defer debate on the League of Na- tions constitution until he can explain it to members of the foreign relations and the Senate and the foreign affairs committee of the House.
 The President communicated this desire to each member of these com today in cable message in- viting them to dine with him at the White House soon after his return to the United States.
 The dinner has been set for evening, February 26, after which there will remain only five days in the life of the present If congress agrees not to debate the important issues to be raised by the proposed international covenant in accordance with the Presidents request there is little possibility that any expressive action can be taken by the Senate on the subject before adjournment on March
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-31
10 que dice eI neCaniCO
del aViddOr Carter

Aver por la mafiana recibimos en- es-
as oficinas la vista de don Jose Al
varez. mecanico del aviador Carter
Este senior desea manifestar al publ
20 que han sido err6neos los informes
lue Sc han dado a la public:dad como
notivo del accidente que en- Arecibo
puso en- peligro la vida del joven aero
nsuta americana. Dice ell Sr. Alvarez q.
Mr.. Carter no pilo:eaba la maquina
en- los momentos EN- que ocurrio ell per-
canoe. Mr.. Carter iba en- calidad de
passjero dirigia las operaciones Mr.
w. A. Aubert, teniente primero del
Ejercito de la Reserva de los Estados
Unidos, quien estuvo Incorporate al
cuerpo sde aviacion durante los dias de
la gran guerra. Mr. Aubert es un avia-
dor de gran experiencia, segun nos in
forma Ell Sr. Alvarez, y asegura que ell
vuelo efec,uado en- Arecibo ha sido ell
mas sensational que Sc ha realizado en-
Puerto Rico.
FL aparato assemble a las cinco me-
nos veinte y permanecio en- ell aire
por espacio de veinte minutes. Mr..
Anbert realizo maniobras sorprenden-
tes, Mzo cinco veces 81 looping the
loop una vez el "toil spin, que
es un ejercicio sumamente arriesgado.
Ell accidente ocurrio por haber falla-
do ell moor cuando aterrizaban,
no ser por la gran serenidad y peri
cia de Mr.. Aubert, que demostr6 ser un
photo habilisimO, ambOs aviadores hu-
bieran perdido la vida.
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suscrIbase a EL MuNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-31
Los ninitOS de InCanSatIe

El seiior Antonio G.. Martinez, pro-
fesor rural de Villalba, me ha infor-
mado por escrito de que en- ell barrio
donde tiene su escuela han dejado Gle
asistir diez ninos por falta de ropa,
pesar de su gran deseo de recibir
instruction. otros seis asisten a las cla-
ses, siempre con los mismos trajes por-
que su falta de recursos no les permite
cambiar de ropas con frecuencia, Es-
denuncia la existencia de una inmensa
miseria. He escrito unas lineas al Sc
nor Alcalde de Juana Diaz para que
convoque un grupo de damas carita-
twas para que Sc forme ALI una So
ciedad que Sc encargue de recolectar
fondos para confeccionar cuatro trajes
para cada uno de los pequenos desvali-
dos. Para las ninas seria necesario ha-
Ger camisitas y enaguas. Todo costa
ria POGO dinero y Sc haria una obra
caritativa diez y seis pequeiiuelos,
que con este avio de ropas, podrian
ir diariamente, con toda regularidad, a
recibir Ell pan de la instruction. FL pro-
yecto me parece de facil ejecuci6n, Sc
nor Incansable. Creo que usted podra
lndicarme 81 mi camino no es ell bue-
no. Sus consoles han de ser buenos
lie este modo podra usted cooperar al
fin noble que me propongo. Las damas
de Juana Diaz pondran de relieve Sus
sentimientos generosos, su amor la
filantropia, y las ricas aportaran ell con-
curse material del dinero. Esto les pro-
porcionara Ell goce del deber cumplido,
pues los buenos de corazon estan obli-
gados dar al projimo aquello de que
el ha menester para subsistir. De ese
modo engrandecemos a la patria y con-
tribuimos amorosamente su progre-
so. Nobleza obhga.
Tcndr6 especial gusto en- sostener
correspondence con Ia DANA que con
mayor empelo emprenda esta labor en-
pro de los niiios desvalidos. Siempre
mo encuentro dispuesta luchar por
el bienestar de los desheredados de la
suerte, animada por ese entusiasmo que
herede de la espafiola raza.
Deseo que me informen de esta obra
caritativa que reportara beneficios al
pals EN- ell future convirtiendo los nj
nos Ell ciudadanos cultos. Tambien de
SEQ rceibir information sobre los aeon
tecimientos y fiestas sociales, de las
hazaiias de Cupido, suplico que Sc en-
vie una listaScon los nombres de las
chicas bonitas para pedirles sus retra-
tos y darlos a la pubhcidad La be-
lleza de la mujer, la dulzura de su ros-
tro, su gentileza, su gracia, proporcio-
ma el goce de la contemplation a la
humanidad, este es una compensa-
cion nuestros sufrimientos.
Expresamos una vez mas nuestro agra
decimiento al senior Martinez, Y espera.
mos el alborear de una aurora de ca
ridad con el concurso del senior Alcalde
y de las mobiles damas de Juana Diaz.
ALMA.
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Juncos, oc;ubre de 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-31
DESDE HORMICUEROS
oTRo TRIUNFo DEL BOUQUET"
CON SU SEGUNDo Y BRILLANTI
BALE

FL baile del sabado, que celebrara L
sociedad Bouquet de Pensamientos
de Hormigueros. result6 muy lucido.
FL amplio salon. cedido generosamer
te para es.e fin, y profusamente ilumi
nado, estsba encantador, y desde luego.
Sc vic lleno de nuestras mas bellas y
simpaticas damitas.
Noche de gala, de luz y de algeria
fue esta, EN- que habia derroche de be
neza y s!mpatias. Noche feliz de arru-
Hos halagadores, de triunfos de flores
que encsntan, que subyugan; que con
sus fragancias son capaces de hacernos
llegar has:a Ell mismisimo santuario.
Buen numero de AUTOMOBILES rodeaban
la casa. cuyo aspecto era deslumbrador.
suggestive evocador de ensue1os.
La concurrencia fue numerosa Y perte-
neciente a nuestra "elite" social; me-
jor que otro comentario, vayan a CONT
nuac.on los nombres de las seiiori.a as
senoras que integraban la parte mas
bella de tan precioso conjunto. Eulalia
y Carmen Julia Roca, de San German;
Ia encantadora Maria Tolosa. de Maya
guez. bello jazmin mecido por una sua-
We brisa; las grsciosas y siempre ale
gres Herminia Moiica, Maria M. Ro-
dtiguez, Melida Sepulveda y Eida Mar
got Rodriguez; la amable esbelta Jo-
Selma Toro, bella dalia de nuestro jar
din hormiguefo; la monisima Ursula
Rodriguez; Aurelia Toro, Mercedes Po-
me. Maria stina Arsenia Diaz, fres
cos botones de rosa, y o:ras bellas ssio-
ritas que la premura de estas anota
clones no nos permite recordar.
Entire las damas vimos a las ssnoras
MILAN, de FajardO. sOler de CampOs,
Maria N. viuda de Rodriguez, Juana
v. viuda de sepulveda. Mojica, Toro y
Emilia velez.
IDel sexo feo? Antonio campos, Luis.
Fajardo. Miguel salgado. jose H. Ace
vedO. Eduardo Lopez. Ismael Rivera,
Francisco Diaz Jr., Federico Rodriguez,
Juan Valentin Toro, Luis Fajardo Jr.,
/ Agus. in sepulveda, Felipe Ponce. De
Lajas: Santos Mercado, Rafael Ronda
y RomnlO Irizarry. De San German, Ho
racio Pagan Enrique Gsrces. De Ma
yaguez: ErnestO S. Gonzalez. Luis So
Ter Ventura Rodriguez.