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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10

raZ0n dc 30.G 200 diarios.-iNo
cs verdad Cue al mas cncmigo dc
las recieG c0uquistadIs llUertadcs
mexicanas debe entuSiasmarle que
haSta tan remOt0s passes llegue el
gcuio de uuestrOs financieros V
honbres dc cstado" Claro que ha-
bia prcrcdcntcS. como los arbitrios
de los reyes medic cyalcS de falSi-
iicar III moncda V haccrla zanzibar
de preclo: perO cSCS son tOrpCS en-
sayoS que no dcmucstran Sino que
Sc ncceSilaba del genio de nues-
troS calahrcScS gobcrGantcS para
llegar d fin tan admirable.
En- 10 que 81 Sc d~ifcrencian un
POGO unos V otros ~bolsheviques es
rn la appreciation de las funcIoncs
Y III mancra de Opcrar de Ia mo-
media. Frank Taylor. rcprescntan-
tc de Ia Uaited Press VIC funCionar
las maq"!naS que cstampan ell di-
nero bolSheyipui en- Moscow Y oyo
de boca del ComiSionado del Pue-
bio cncargado dc eSa function: Hay
me abolir. diio cl luSo, la Guen-
te dc todaS las ~dcSgracIaS V dc TO-
,daS las dcSigualdadcs humans.
que cS cl dincro: V cl medic mas
SECURE dc tcrmiuar cOn el cS rcdu-
cir SUI valcr Il ccro hacienda quo
9ire sin parar Ia maHuina dc i'm
primir billcteS de Il nil. Pcro pa
IA tai fin h%abrIamoS mcncSter dc
la ayuda americana. 81 nos
mandarin los EStados Unidos una
de SuS marayilloSaS miQuinas ro-
tativaS modcrnaS. que son IAN per
fectaS. podriamos rcSolvcr cl pro
b!cma IN IN ahrir Y ccrrar de
oioS.'
NUcStrOS rccOiHciORIriOS son me-
nos tc0ricoS Que TODD ESQ: ~quicren
cl Gincro Ell los bolsillos de los dc
mas. pcro 1ratan de que pasc a los
SuyoS porque han GraA:GdO para
QUcdar ricoS ' dc ninguna manera
para reaiizar impoSiblcs anhelos.
81 a>i fucra no tcndrian con que
dcSayunarSc el dia que dcfinitiva-
mentc So venga abaio 10 que lla-
man ST. SiStcma.
Hay todavia una faz de eStas so
ciedadcs nueyas que en- Europa es-
tan Surgicndo que dcmucstra como
han tenido QUO ir en- busca dc idea
les Y enscnanzaS 4 la patria dc
Chucho ell RotO y de Pillo MADEIRA:
cl auoc dc las diversioncS publicas
Y los salaries fabulosos dc los ar
tiStaS. Nunca habia habido en- Ru-
STA nj en- los ticmpoS en- que i'm
peraba In d~ispcndiosa organization
zarista, erCca en- que la genie sc
dlvirtiera tanto Y con tanto rum
DO. Rcfiere Ludovic Naudcau cue
Ia aSiStcncia il los tcatros cs cnor-
int. Y aunGuc no todos los asisten.
les pagan, mejor dicho aunque po-
cuisines pagan pCrque el arte es
del dominic del EStado, los que o.
curren a delcitarse con los primo
res que Sc cantan o representa-
o en- numoro incalculable. Ell
famoSo tenor Scialipinc, que pre-
tendi6 salir dc su patria en- los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10

HERBINE es la medicinal qGc cura Ia
Liliosidad. malaria y constipation. BESIDE "A
primera dosis Sc sientc Ia ~nejoria, glgunas
mas curan comr!etamente Ia cnfermcdad. Dc
vcnta en- Ia Botica de San Pedro. ?io w.
Commerce St, San Antonio, Texas. tAdv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10

(Pasa a Ia pag. 10a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10

81 al toraa- .;n trataH1ieato complete de
seis caias de Sensapersa y seEu!r las Sirnpies
instruccioncs que las acompanan, no ia sa-
tisfacci6n absolute, devolverenos TODD ei d.
nero que Sc haya castado en- adquirisia.
Pruebese con una GAIA dc estas InaravIlo-
sas pastiIas y vease el notable alvlo que Sc
rec:be. debienio contnuar dcspues con 81
t~rataniento complete J beneficiaEse perma-
nentemente. No c~ortiene mercurio nj dso-
gas nocivas: conhaten toda clase de enfer-
uaedadcs ne-viosaS. insomnia. falta de me
noria. desvanecimientos, incaPactdad para el
estudio o los nesocios, decainiento prcmstu-
TO, sEotamiento vital y toda clasc de rade-
cimientos causados por el trabaJo excessive o
por Ia dissipation.
La Sensapersa ha sido portadora de fell
cidad para hombres cue han probsdo cente-
mare: de- ot-os remedies sin beneficio.
No CORE riesEo alsuno. Los prop'eta-sos
de las pastiIlas ~suplican al rdbl;co que haca
| una p-rcba con L Sensspersa al costo y
| -iesso dc clos. Conienecse hoy. Prccio,
500 IA GAIA; seis cajas In- $500. Sc en-
Wan france de porte al recibo de 81 PFC
| clio. o las pCedc obtencr de su boticsrio.
THE BROWN EXPORT co.
Dept rs. "a Cortland St. New York, N
Y (AdY.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10
SENSAPERS
Sc RecoInienda

Para el hombre sastado, cue SURE de
a~cotamiento mental o fisico: que ha maigas-
tado su vitalidad durante su Juvcntud a eau
sa dc isnora- las leyes de Ia naturaleza: pa
RI el scsenta por cicnto dc los hombrcs que
han hecho o haran una tragedia del matri-
monic. ofrecenos ia ScnSspersa bajo Ia ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-10

MANUEL MUZQUIZ BLANCo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
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DISCHARGED A. II. r. soldier. print.

DISCHARGED A. II. +. soldier. print
er. l2 years experience In mechant-
cal and editorial departments: received
three promotions In army; prefer edi-
torinl work. having devoted all my
spare time while overseas and In train
ing camp TO the study OF journalism.
Address II H." csfs Oklahoman.
POSITION wanted by honorsbiy dis
charged soldier: four years clerical
experience: touch typist, with civil sery-
Ice status; graduate Of Carlisle, Pa;
good references Address X. w. John
son. l33 W. sth Walnut SSH.
DISCHARGED soldier. married, desires
position: experienced In clerical and
general office work. References.
Phone NJ 3637
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Statesmen WANTED

wANTED-Men and women anywhere
In Oklahoma to represent US: good
pay, but you must produce. Call on
or write J. c. Edwards. 507 Patterson
Bldg.. Oklahoma City. Okla. Walnut
1926.
RELIABLE SALESMAN wanted, male
or female, TO sell units In interest
In production In Cement field. Forty
acre tract surrounded by wells with
offset. Twenty-acre tract has almost
an offset making better than 200 BAT
rels. Two wells now drilling. one on
each tract. Guarantse OF 10 percent
first year. Production sure In rs days.
No expense: royalty production. Write
Box i32. Enid. Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Live Oil
Proposition
STOCK statesmen
WANTED

Our representatives are making
from $500 10 u. 800 Q month seliinG
Oklahoma Co. operative Certificates;
not q stock selling scheme. A leei-
innate and strong oil proposition In
which the most conservative bank.
err and business men are Investing.
We have over 1000 direct inquiries.
hig advertising campaisn. Our men
get exclusive territory, and live
prospects 10 cap on. Want . few
more men for Specially good terri
tory Must have references. Get
into the '1Ivest oil deal ever put on
OKLAHOMA COOPERATIVE OIL
SYNDICATE, LTD
SIT OIL Exchange Bldg.
SELL Soldiers Service Records Ever
soldiers home sale. Also want ere,
manager Call or Write Luce, Rssbac
hotel. Oklahoma City
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
BY GOLDBERG

WE buy rugs. magazines bottles. met
nj, auto tlfez. rubber boots. also men =
clothlng. shoes aud furniture. Walnut
ilsS.
Buy JUNK, clothes. furniture. Maple
25s9-J. kaNatsky.
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AGENTS WANTED
LOCAL AGENTS
WANTED
IN ALL OKLAHOMA
prnuyN0


Do you want to represent a new oil
organization as permanent representa-
tive In your own town. Something
that you can recommend 10 your best
friends. An oil stock that will pay
them dividends right from the dny they
buy Il. but at the same time give them
advantage Of 4 big profit In the actual
Increase value OF their stock.
Many new wells 10 be drilled at once
In both proven and wildcat territory.
One Of the most prominent and best
known oil men IN the state Of Okla
homa Is at the head OF this new or9ani-
Lation.
Big advertising campaign to start at
once and direct mall advertising 10
your prospective customers and all in
quiries from your section to be turned
over TO you.
Write me today for details Of this
proposition.
FRANK HoOPEs.
Reliable OIL Investments.
3l3 colcord Bldg.,
Oklahoma City. Okla.
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WANTED-I can use several live wire
solicitors. who have tho ability to
show early results; must be able TO fur
nish car or rig; attractive proposition
made TO producers; unless you are
able 10 handle . live proposition nppli-
cation would not be considered: salary
With ali expenses guara nteed: territory.
Oklahoma Call In person or make ap-
plication to Circulation Manager. Far
per .Stockman. Oklahoman Bldg. Okla
koma City. Oklahoma.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED by May |, three or four
furnished rooms, close In. Best OF ref
ercnces. Tt? Oklahomsn.
WANTED-Two or three modsrn un.
unfurnished rooms by two employ ed
girls, Maple 3CO6. Miss MARY
THREE rooms or 5-room house on
enst side by Saturday walnut SIS.
WANTED TO RENT-s to IL rooms
suitable for roomlng house. fiat pre-.
fcrred. real close In, Mrs NJ. Roach.
Room ~, 1901 West First 81
WANTED Two or three. room fur.
nishod apartment. or onc.half bun
gnlou: west side preferred: by travel.
Ing man and wife. Telephone Walnut
3bi.
WAN1Ep-t-room unfutni.hed apart !.
ment Or room, and sleeping porch.
Phone Maple a96i-J
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SITUATIONS WANTED-BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

tAr y patriotic service. the Oklahoman'
Times viii publish want ads under TINS
heading for 2 days, without chargo)
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BOY WANTED

WB HAVE SEVERAL sALARIED
ROUTES OPEN TO GOOD RBLI-
ABLE BOYS. PREFERABLY HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS. APPLY CITY
CIRCULATION MANAGER. OKLA
HOMAN TIMES
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PIANO salesman wanted. who can In
vest S2,500, Good opportunity In an
established oil town. q. O. Oklahoman.
WANTED-EIperienc salesmen to
sell high grade line OF working mems
clothing. ], II, Slesnick. 10 West Main
SALESMAN-A ground floor proposI.
tion: no stock. clean Investment
easily explained and n good commits
sion paid. Room 23i Liberty Natl Bank
Bldg
WANTED - Experienced oil salesmen:
luhricatlng oils and grcascs, Helps
Oh Co, Walnut 1858.
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Statesmen WANTED.

WE HAVE excellent aid, line for snles-
man making regular territory Okla-
ioma company. commissions promptly.
Best season just before you. C.3lI.
OklAhomnn
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MALE HELP WANTED

SODA DIsPENSER-Must bs at least
81 years old, with several years OK
perience; $50 weeks more II natisfac-
tory. Parmenter Pharmacy
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WANTED - A printer operator; right
man can have q good salary; teie-
phone or wire Ell Admire. oilton Pub.
Co.. Oilton. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
MALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-Men. women. ls or over: 80
month: government positions open:
list nee. Franklin Institute. Dept I'll N,
Rochester. N. Y.
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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES fevenlng)
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sN news dispatches credited TO or not
+. o SpSherwise credited In this paper. and
eiso the local news published herein.
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COLLECTIONS

HleH.cLAss collectors. p. o. BOr i.s
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

(As 4 patriotic service. the Oklahoman
Times will publish want ads under this
heading for 3 days without chsrse)
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

competent rnd pror T.
clent bookkccper and office man, cn .
pablo or handling any set Of books, de-
NIcs 10 make change References.
middle age. married. N. F. Price, 2ls
Fast 10th st. Ada. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
p r FIN r p Y

n NTEp--N once, first class pants
"a v.st maker. Clem iiennger 4
Ssi toi Empire Bldg, Oklahoma City.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

- Two experienced dining
room girls. Duncan hotcl. Pawhuska,
1Lla
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POSITION wanted by overseas soldier
years stenographic and clerical
experience railroad work in this city;
age %; excellent references. Mli3s.
Oklahoman.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

1T You have q house TO repair, plaster.
patch. or garage 10 build. call Davis,
Walnut 3.as.J,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

PATCHING and Building OF Roofs
Jack Benson 4 Son.. Maple 2O69.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

If THE man you need Ia not classified.
phone War Mothers Hostess house.
Maple s22O
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WANT T. D-FurnIture fnIsher at
once Capitol Furniture 4 Piano Co,
$50 w. 10th st, Phone Walnut 3ls2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

bNKHFN Whhttd AZ once. tN.00, 6b
percent. VIM. Hagin. Nowata. okla.
PHYSICIAN wanted, registered In Ok
lshoma to take charge OF large office
practice for treatment OF chronic dis
eases only; good opportunity for ener-
getic. capable man. Give axe and ref
erences ms TO ability and character or
NJ attention paid K-206. Oklahoman n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

WANTED-Barber. at once; first class
no other need apply, Union prices:
business good. ". J. Mashburn. Pur-
cell. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

WANTED--S Salesman to sell stock for
Industrial companyi Al proposition:
good commission. Security Brokerage
CO., t0i Security Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

LUNCH at tho Yals Cafeteria; Roast
Beef loc, Vegetables DC, Salads Sc and
i0c. Desserts &c and ioc: broadway
south of Lee fluckins.
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CALL J Il. JONES, for all Kinds OF
carpenter work and repairs. Roof
WORK q specially. Maple 2227.R
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WANTFD--E1perenc hide and poui-
try man. must have ability TO run
branch house, receiving shipments.
salary, $50 to begin. will open houses
In several eastern Oklahoma towns.
Rox G67 Hugo Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

us PER WEEK-IAdies at home to
leave samples at stores and take or
ders. Only workers need apply. Per-
monent Reliable Mfg. Co, 35-C. Como
Bldg, Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

LADY. neat appearance. good charac
acter Who wants work and a home to
wash dishes and help In cafe; all right
n you have a child 10 years old.
$500 per month; board and room.
Busy Rec Cafe, Carnegie, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

WANTED-E Employed men who are am
bilious, 10 become expert accountants.
who are willing to study during spare
time. Call Walnut 1858 for appointment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-10
cAPlThL FEELS E: E: 1
 KE:E.:NIL-y !: DELAY
 IN SE: E: 'II''!,L '!,L.5.NE:NT
Mise0netructiO of Palmer's Message Caused Prema-
 lure Notice
OPERATORS OPPOSE
 RETROACTIVE AWARD
Coal Mine Owners Hold Conference Ent Give Gut no Statement Garfield Also silent on
 Developments

Washington Dee. 9,-Proceed- ing4 at Indianapolis, where the leaders of the United Mine Work, CTS were considering President Wilson's proposal for the settle ment of the coal strike, were fol lowed with tense interest here to- day and the night adjournmcnt without decision caused keen disappointment. At the white house and the fuel administration and also at meeting of coal op- orators reports from the miners gathering were closely scanned.
 An official message sent tQ the white house by Attorney General Palmer in Indianapolis was mls- construed and thereby resulted iu premature announcement that the miners had agreed to the pres ident's proposal for the settlement of the strike. The message, which was sent by MT. Palmer just as union representatives were begin ming their meeting as revised, said the miners would "promptly ac- uuiesce in the presidents plan"
 Fuel Administrator Garfield re fused to comment turnout the day and would say nothing officially tonight after the miners had ad- icurned. It was noted, however that the presidents proposal, the text of which was made public in Indianapolis, included the imme- diate wage increase of IA per cent which was suggested by Dr. Gar field at the recent joint meeting here of the miners and operators
 The coal operators at an ln- formal session discussed the pres ident's proposition at length, but adjourned until 10 o'clock tomor- row morning without reaching any agreement. While they gen. orally withheld comment on the terms of the proposal, there were intimations that provision for retroactive wage awards to the miners without conpensating in creases in the governments fiXec price for coal would meet with disfavor. The operators, howev- CT, already have accepted the straight 14 per cent wage increase which was rejected by the miners at the joint conference.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-10
Launch New Attack
 On Cummins Bill

Washington, Dec. 9.-Given a renewed opportunity by restora- tion of the measure to the commit. tee of the whole senate critics of the Cummins railroad bill to- day launched a new and heated at. tack on various provisions of the legislation designed to meet con- ditions incident to the forthcoming return of the railroad properties
 Senators Lafollette, republican Wisconsin, and Dial, democrat South Carolina. led the renewed attack and their discussion of the bill occupied virtually the entire session. The result at adjourn. ment was that the measure was nearer passage. Leaders tonight expressed hope that final vote would be reached before the enc of the week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-10
|E:NKINS CASE UP ID MEXICAN SUPREME: COURT Matter Taken Up at the Re- quest of Consular Agents
 Counsel NO REPLY TO U. s.
 NOTE YET RECEIVED Transfer of Case to High Court May Force Executive De-
 partment of Mexico to
 Act on Protest

Washington, Dec. 9.-The Mexi, can supreme court has assumed jurisdiction over the case of American Consular Agent w. O. Jenkins, the state department was advised today by the American embassy at Mexico City.
 The message gave no details ether than that the transfer of the case from the Puebla state courts had been made on motion of Jen- kins' personal counsel and oftl- cials indicated that developments thus far had not been such as to cause any change in the Amerl- can governments attitude, as out lined in the recent sharp note to Mexico renewing the request for Jenkins release. No reply to that note has been received and administration officials make nc effort to conceal their impatlence George Summerlin, the American charge at Mexico City, cabled the state department yesterday that the reply from Carranza was ex- pected during the day, but so fal as the department knew tonight it had not yet been delivered.
 In refusing the original request of the United States that Jenkins be released, the Mexican govern ment said the consular agents case was in the hands of the state courts of Puebla, which had charged him with giving. false evidence in connection with hls kidnapping by bandits in October and his subsequent release on pay ment of $15O,000 ransom, and that the executive department was pcwerless to act. ..,-..
 In it's reply the United States took the position that under the new Mexican constitution, the fed. eral supreme court alone hao jurisdiction over cases of foreign diplomatic and consular represen. tatives in Mexico. This also was the position of Jenkins counsel II arguing the motion that his case be transferred to the supreme court.
 Bond Furnished.
 Jenkins was released from the Puebla penitentiary last Thursday on 1000 pesos bond furnished bA J. Walter Hansen and the state department was informed today that he had arrived in Mexico City from Puebla to confer witt Charge Summerlin, relative to his case. Jenkins investigation ant that of the department into th' circumstances surrounding his re lease still are under way. Mean time, officials withhold common on Hansen's statement that II furnishing the bond he acted or his own initiative.