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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-02-02

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Evening journal., 1919-12-18
WOMAN SHOOTS HAWK
MEASURING A FEET
snecInl b The EvenLng Johrnal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD. Dee. ia chicken hawk.
measuring four feet from tip 20 tip.
was killed yesterday by Ms. George
Markstone. OF Oak Grove. The hawk
had been stealing Mrs. Markstone's
chickens FOR several days. and had one
In iis claws when shot
This section was visited yesterday
morning by the frst real snow sto m
Of the season. The snow began fall
ing about Z o'clock, and with the ther-
mometer standing at 90 and n stifi
wind blowing from the northwest.
many people thought the stage was set
FOR a genuine old fashioned snow storm,
but before noon the weather had mod
Grated
A big class adoption was held by Lib
erty Bell Council, No. q. Jr. o u. A.
NJ. on Monday night when 10 new
members were initiated Liberty Bell
Council is making rapid strides, having
q membership OF 2ij In good standing
ana applications being received nearly
every meeting night.
Evening journal., 1919-12-18
By GEO W. WATERS

WASHINGTON, y. c. Dec. iG.-Whai
would happen II VIC arrested the Argen-
tine consul at Ch.caso and Argentine
demanded his immediate rel3asc2
In some respect, this would be a
parallel case 10 that Of William u. JCn-
kins. held prisoner in Mexico. The
treaties with both Argentina and Mex
icO say their consuls ara entitled 20
the same treatment as those Of the
most favored nations
l II our actions in the past should be
taken as preccdents, we would tell Ar
tentina that cOnsuls are not immune
rom arrest. II the Arg ntinc consul
I'D committed a crime, we would tell
rgeniina he had 10 stand trial. II the
ime was nOn-bailable. the Argentine
nsul would be held In Jail; II bailablc,
would be held in jail till he gave
hid.
{ the United States goes 90 war with
Nkico as result OF the Jenkins case,
1917 set q new precedent. America has
Il ted no wars over consu.s or consular
lAls.
ambassador is immune from ar
nd. lie may commit murder ana
Nff officers are lOiblulch, uuNfl iNH-
II, 10 lay hands on him. The only con-
bn under which an ambassador can
iarrested Is for HIS own protection
=. then he must not De restrained 10
lforming his duties.
ut it Is different with "a consul. 4
csul doesn't necessarily represent his
gernment, but rather, the CONNER
& interests Of the nation he repre-
sts. jenkins. however, was not even
oousul but o consular asent stlll
loer grade in our diplomatic system.
,onsuls and consular agents are not
di5maiic characters, and have no I'M
mHlles whatever against The laws OF
thisnd.' is quotation from Thomas
JeFson I'm Moore's International Law.
I, records are full Of cases in when
cotls have been In all kinds OF mix
ups ,,-,-,,.
n Gepocse consul ot philadelphia
Wandlc,ed in 1924 for sending threat
cnlt' t'letlcrs through ihe mail. tried
rpuA guilty. but later pardoned on
.onaor MAT he surrender his com
Evening journal., 1919-12-18
CONSJlLS NOT IMMUNE =
Precedents Sanction Arrest

American Consul CrOxall. NJ Marseil-
les. France. was Imprisoned i3 days
without a trial in 1881, for eiectlng from
his home. and injuring. woman house
serN ant lie was then tried found not
guilty on the criminal charge. but
forced 90 pay 210O francs damages This
government then sent a note 10 the
American minister at Paris. asking him
30 use his discretion IA taking the mat
ter up with The French government.
but that next time q consul was arrest
ed, the American government be notl-
ned so some one could be appointed 10
take his place.
The L. :. consul general at Montreal
was arrested on a charge Of Kidnapping
Secretary Of State Seward, In a note
said This department does not con
slider that, pursuant 10 law, consu
general is entitled to any diplomatic
immunity
one l.. :. consul to Brazil Killed an
editor. lie was denied bail. No repre-
scntalions were made 10 Brazil. Acting
Secretary OF State Porter saying thar
a complaint might be deemed out Of
place
Consul Hollis, at Mozambique, wound
ed a native African, mistaking him Tor
a burglar. lie was sentenced 20 keep the
peace two years. or go to jail Tor sA
months. Seemingly not desiring to Keep
the peace. Hollis appealed to America
FOR reparatlon. But Uncle Sam refused
60 intervene.
The state Department is no longer
putting stress on the fact that jenkins
is a consular agent, but that he IS one
Of our nationals. II Is the circumstance
of the individual case that has aroused
the state Department
II Jenkins had followed precedents SCI
bv former cOnsuis who have been ii
trouble. he would have arranged Tor
his 1000 pesos $500 bond and then
looked 20 America for justice at MS
trial In cases OF injustice, TO any OF our
nationals. we have been known TO 50
fo war. The war Of 1912 with England
was caused by England impressing oul
merchant marines into her service. Ana
Gerrnany's Staying Of our nationals on
me high seas caused us to enter the
.aic.t war Of all time.
Evening journal., 1919-12-18
NEW CASTLE BEHIND
In XMAS SEAL SALE

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Dec. iS-New
Castles res dents expect that the pro-
ceeds Of the Red Gross Christmas Seal
campaign in New Castle Is not salts
factory The quota for this city was
about $1,000 worth OF seals and only
several hundred dollars worth have
been sod The contest among the
school children ends on Monday. Prizes
have been offered by Mrs S. S. Decmer.
All the money raised from this cam
paisn in Delaware will be spent In Della
ware for the prevention OF tubercu-
losis
Special holiday programs Will be pre-
scntod In the public schools on next
Tuesday afternoon School holidays
will last from Tuesday before Christ
mas until Monday after New Years.
stephen Dorne and family OF east
Third street have moved 10 Allentown,
Pa.
Frank Beck OF this city is ~ In the
Delaware Hospital with append cltis.
A large crowd Is expected 10 attend
the dance and basketball game in the
parish house this evening
Evening journal., 1919-12-18
HOWARD SCHOOL
STUDENTS TO DEBATE

The Alumni and Alumnae Asso'ia-
tlons OF Howard High School met In
Joint SESSION on Sunday afternoon In
Howard High school The meeting was
particularly successful because OF thl
fact that every person present was IN
icrcsted "a the discussion Of the ade-
quacy OF the course Of study pursued
10 Howard school. ard also IN the
fr0lic 90 b. gwen on December 30
Evening journal., 1919-12-18
TOWNS
SHORT OF HOUSES

Special n The Evening Journal.
SEAFnRD. Dec. is-Houses TO rent is
the cry going up from practically every
own on the Peninsula. There never
was known such a shortage Of houses
throughout the whole Delmarvia Pen
nsula. The Peninsula towns are grow
ng rapidly and their outlook FOR the
future never was so bright as at pres
Evening journal., 1919-12-18

A debate having as principals Mrs
Mary z. Whitten and Percy anderson
has been arranged.
Each week scuss' ons OF The subject
selected VIII be held by all members.
Each member is requested 10 be pre-
pared TO take an active part In the dis
cuss.on al The meeting 20 be held 10
The school at 4 o'clock next sunday af-
tern0On. All graduates are also re-
quesicd TO meet al the schol at 73g
o'clock tomorrow night 10 attend In a
body the nfileth anniversary OF the
founding OF The school
Each person is asked 10 wear ths
school oolors.
Evening journal., 1919-12-18

enL Every section Is in need Of new
houses 20 accommodate the new fam
lilies who are moving In day by day.
The growth Of most OF the towns has
been so great that the supply Of houses
does not near meet the demand.
10 is causing one gool effect, and that
Is more persons than usual are buy
ing their homes.
Evening journal., 1919-12-18

Tho want ads VIII her locate lost
articles; viii sell furniture and ma
chInery for The comlns lwo weeks and
metal workers are under favorable
ruling
Evening journal., 1919-12-18

The Want Ads will be helpful for the
coming week for manuflclurins iuter-
ests. merchants and an that relate 20
tie home.
Evening journal., 1919-12-18
Draw?
What does
Santa CIaus
look like to you?

Prlles Tor best drawn Santa Claus:
50 FOR st drawing.
81 Tor next best drawing.
81 for third best drawing.
CONDITIONS.
Only children Of a and younger may
compete. but children under the age oi
8 may have help from father mother
or older sister or brother. Children
over s must do an tn work themselves.
Drawing 10 be with pen or pencil. but
must be done IN the space adjoining.
Just sbove the place where you sign
your name and give your age and ad-
dress.
Any child may submit as many
drawings as he or she chooses. but th y
must be on coupons clipped from The
Evening Journal
Contest opens today 70 closes Mon
day. December %.
Evening journal., 1919-12-18

Touring cars may be sold by .he
Want Ads and runabouts and electric
cars will De advertised through the
Wants Ads.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
QCEJ.A DE OTONO

BESIDE que Maria me ha dejado
nara if a otra estreIIa-;cual, Orion,
Altar ' til Venus--siempre he a.
mado la soledad. iCu&ntos iarsos
diaS he paSado solo con mi cato.
Por ''s2lo" enticndo sin IN ser ma
%tcria', y mi cato es un companero
mistico. un espiritu. Puedo, pues,
dec;r, cue re pasado largos dias Sc
10 con uro de los ultimos autores
de Ia d~ecadeHcia latina; porque des-
DE- que "a blanca criatura no eXiste
c~Xtranamente y s!nCularmente he
an,ado cBanto Sc resume en- esta
palabra caida. Ash en- el ano, mi
estaci6r favorita son los ultimos
tias aletargados del verano, que pre-
CeGen in nedia.amente al otono, Y en-
cl dia. a hora en- cue paseo es GUAM
90 q sci descansa antes de desvane-
cerse, con rayos de cobre amarillo
sobre les muros griegoS Y de cobre
rcio sobre los vidrios de las venta-
mas. Asimlsmo Ia literature a Ia
cual mi espirtu pidc n voluptuosi-
dad sera Ia poesia agonizante de los
ultimos momentos de Roma. cor tai,
sin embargo. de cue no respire en-
modo alguno IA proXimid:,i rejuve-
necedora de los Barbaros Y nc bal
bucee ell latin infantil las primeras
prosas cristianas.
Leia. pues. uno de esos que-idos
Doemas (cuyas placas de colorete
tienen mas encanto scbre mi que ell
~encarnado de Ia .juyentud) Y hundia
una maro en- ell peio del puro animal,
cuando IN organize cant6 languida
" acknowledgements bajo mi ~ventana.
Tocaba en- la gran alameda cuyas
hoias me parecen tediosas hasta en-
primavera desde que Maria pas6
por ALI con cirios. Ia Ultima veg. El
Instruments de los t~ristes, 81, es
verdad: cl piano centellea. ell vio-
lin da las liras d~esgarradoras, la
luz; pero el organillo, en- el Gre
pusculo del recuerdo. me ha hecho
sonar desesperadamente, puesto que
murmura con aire Cozosamente vul-
gar Y que puso algeria en- ell cora
ION mismo de los barrios oajos, un
aire pasado de moda. trivial; zen
que consiste que su ritornelo me lie
gaba II alma Y me hacia llorar CO.
no una balada romantica? La sa-
bcree lentamente Y no eche una mo-
media por la ventana, por tenor a
zanzibar de posture Y a darme cuenta
de que el Instruments no cantaba
solo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
Poemas en- prosa de
Stephane MaIIarme
i'll FENONENO FUTURE

Tn cielo palido sobre 81 mundo
que. Gecrepito Sc extiNgue. a punto.
acaso. csta de partir con las nubes:
los andrajos de gastada purpura &c
los ponientes, destinese en- IN RIO
que Sc duerme en- el horizonte ST.
mergido en- fulgores Y aqua. Ha-
tisnse les arboles Y. bajo 81 fol!aje
albeado (por ell polvo del tempo,
antes que por ell de los caminos},
alzase la mansion de Iona del Expo
sitor de las cosas ~pasadas: muchos
reverberos recoge7 Ell crepusculo Y
avivan las faces de una d~esventura-
da mu,titud. vencida por la enferme-
dad immortal Y el pecado de los ST.
clos. de hombres cabe sus ruines
completes. prenados de los frutos mi
se-ablebles con los que ha de Pere-
Ger la terra. En- ell silencio intran-
quilo de todas las miradas suplican-
ties. de lejos. al SC! que bajo ell a.
qua Sc hunde con la desesperanza
de IN grito. we'd el sencillo paragon:
"NInguna ensena os hace gracla del
espectaculo interior, porque va no
hay pintor capaz de figurarlo en- una
scmbra triste. TRAGIC, viva " pre-
servada a traves de los amos, por Ia
cicncia soberana), una muJer de o.
tro tempo. Suerte de ~locura, orr
| ginal Q ingenua, IN extasis de orc,
I.Cue Sc yo,. por ella n~ombrado; SUI
cabellera. plieguese con la gracia de
las cstrofas a~lrededor de su cuello
Y dc su rostro esclarecido por Ia
desnudez sangrante de los labios.
En- lugar del vestido vano tiene
IN cuerpo:: Y los ojos, ia piedras
raras Darecidos,. no valen Ia mirada
cue brota de su carne feliz; pechos
crguidos. p~iernas lisas cue guardian
a sal &c la mar primera. Recor-
dando a sus pobres mujeres calvas,
enf2rmizas Y llenas de horror. los
marbles cmpujanse; elias tambien,
Dor ~curiosidad. melaHc6licas, quieren
yer. Cuando todos hayan content
plado a la noble criatura. vestigio
de alcuna epoca va maldita, unos,
i~ndifercntcs, porque no habran te-
nido faerzas para c~omprender; las
timadcs otras cen las pupilas hI-
medals de l~agriNas ~resignadas, Sc
miraran hacia 81 lampara, borracho
81 cerebro de una gloria c~onfusa, OBJ
eesionados por e. ritmo ' en- el OIL
vido dc cXistir en- Il edad ore So
brev:ene a Ia belleZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

LA DESPEDIDA De GORGIAS

CSCS NaG eSlG4l OI44LGNSo - $3.50" 'N
sa donde hay flores y anforas de VI
no. Y que preside IN viejo hermoso
V serene como IN dos; esos que be-
ben. mas no dan muestra de ~contento;
esos cue suelen levantarse i consul
tar Ia altura del sol, y a veces Sc
cnjugan una lagrima, son los dis
~cipulos de Gorgias. Gorgias ha en-
senado. en- la ciudad que fue su Gu
ma. nueva filosofia. La delacion. Ia
s~uspicacia, han hecho que Ella ofen-
da Y alarme a los poderosos. Cor
gias We a morir. Sc lie ha dado a es-
coger ell genera de muerte, ' e. ha
escogiGo la de Socrates. A la bora
de ponerse ell sol ha DE- beber IA c.
cuta; ain t;ene vida por dos horas
mas Y Ct las 3asa en- ~serenidad subli-
me. rector de melancolica fiesta donde
las flores a~carician los ojos de los
conviiados. que el pensamiento enclen
de con luz intima, Y IN vino suave di-
funde 81 soplo para el brindis postrc-
70. Gorgias dijo a sus d~iscipulos:
MI vida es una guirnalda a Ia que
yamos a ajustar Ia Ultima rosa
Esta vez. ell placer de fi!osofar con
gracia. que es propio de almas ex-
ouisitas, Sc realzaba con una desu-
sada notwithstanding uno.-
nunca pcdra habar divide en- nosotros
para Il nj para u doctrina.-Otro a.
nadio:-Antes morir que negar cosa
salida De tus labios.- cundiendo este
sentimieuto hubo IN tercero que pro-
puso:-Juremosle ser fieles q cada u
m de sus palabras, q cuanto este VIZ
tualmonte c~ontenido en- cada una de
sus p~alabras; fieles ante los hombres
y en- Ia intimidad de nuestra concien
cha: siempre e invariab,emente f!e-
les,......-GorgiGs preGunto al cue
habia hab!ado de tai modo:-GSabes
Lucio. 10 que es jurar en- vano:-Lo
So. rcpuso el joven; pero Siento fir
NE ell Fundamental de nuestra convic-
ci5n. Y o dudo de cue debamos con-
solar u Ultima hcra cen Ia p~ron'esa
que MAS "~iCS F"'1 5.,:r
hHtc7ceS Go'EI"S 'o'.r''~'
de cst2 maneEa;
-iLuclo. OEe una ~ "'
nine. Clando 20 era limo, III "a
DIRE sc ~comPlacIa tahIo sA MI oo'1"u,
en- mi hernosUra. = sobre TODD. en- cI
amor con que 70 pagan go"
que no poa'" PenS"' o.. a,aTI.
ma eH que MI n!!sL g.! Io~" -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
lBRAS DE RELIGION.

,-.,-, d Salvation ..............-. S9.T5
SOFA De .os %laos. per e. Padre Sasac-
Oo-1 lluzlraLa con graduates ) II DaI@
ra-ec.sro &C! Padre R!pGda ........... -t-
Ca.erGsuO Hsto.ico. 2oS F.eu-y----.... -oc
.~1-Tr-ls,- Cerc.sl 75c
Ca.e-.s.no de fe-severancIa ..-....----S-Vv
Deyoclooa::o de Laval.e. auaoentado con
= Senanz Santa. VIsitas =. SAat!si-
no. Eie-cic:o D.a-.c, &c. -.......-..- 90
DevgcICa &C los SIege DOEa.aGos &C san
lose JUG
:. Gcn:o del C-!slanssno, pSr -H-.c--
49, Es,-fo~ -.-am-a-c .l1ttraaa. 500
Fi,cso!.2 ElemeacaI. por BltncS.
l. !Ht-ar.5n C. CrlSyc. pos Nslps...... SOC
Los Na-t:ces. Q c. cSiuntO &c = Religion
-. iIusc.a1a $500
?ea-c-o Iayaye &c O-aclO2cs .-...... %
El1a &c SLes:-y SeEO- Jv--c-.s;0 = de =
Sau-.s.ula S.=,.g@. lv- C-clsse,-....... soc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
~HISTORlCAS.

- Sol Ge Nayc-Memor:aS &c n Intsrven-
l6c t-aa-caa. Goa ~SraoaGeS -..-.....S2-o0
= Geo de las CAupanaS-SOvc!a h!stS-
Yea De S7aadis.:ao Interes 800
"a Ma!ss:ac CaIGa--Gp'sSd!os hls'oT'c"s
los lrsu-Ee1t.s.-Re.aJos &c ID :SSa-Tec-
c,5n contra ESpa2a 80
Ne-,c-,as De IN Observation-Disclosures de
IA ePocS &c = Refc-ma .--.....s= 80
S7.s--.-c y CaudiLc.-EplsoGIos de Ruestra
Gg-r,a & inde2endeacia ........-.S SIS
T,-ro-esr. Scye.a historical po- lIc--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITlCA.

r- re., Ajena-FaSInas ie! Gcsue-oo,
ro- Manuel MuzQuIz BAaco tHc
n c--.a Ge Espaaa y los Estaeos
ualLVs sobre Mexico. Po- e! Lie. TO-
-.5!o Esqu:ve. Oregon So
u -.sa,a ob-a. enpastaGa en- ;ei1 5 2.9y
EsrrsJos PoEaecs { H'st9TleoS. PoF.. q,
NaEGaave.O .-----..-.-
r-yaaizaeIGa pciuca &c Mexico. "a
Cousu:--,6n ; "A D.ctada-z. por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04

Sierra. pues..-dijo Leuclpo,-
nor cuien. desde ell primer sol que no
has de yer, ncs de la verdad. la Iuz'
81 canine; por quien desvanezca las
dudas dejas Ell Ia sombra; por
ouien ponga el pie adelante de tn III
tina huella. Y al frente aun mas en-
10 claro V espacioso que tn; por tuS
discipulos, 81 alcanzamos a tanto, o
alguno de nosotros. 0 I'm aJeno men
tor que ncs seduzca con hbro, platl-
ca o eiemp'o. \ sin mostrarnos el
error que hayas mezclado a Ia verdad
al haccr iona en- false n paiaora
cada : g~raciosa. Y amargarla ei sa-
tuva sin YER donde no viste, hemos
de entender que sea vencerte: Macs
tro. ;por quien te venza, con honor
en- nosotros..
Per ese,-dijo Gorgias; y man.
tenida en- alto la copa, sintiendo va
ell verdugo que venia. mientras una
claridad augusta amanecla en- su sem
blante, repiti6:-iPor quien me ven
"a con honor en- vosotrosl
JOSE E. RODO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
OBRAS DE EOUCACION
ASTORIA.

ASTORIA.
Episodes Mll..a-cs Mcxieancs.-Guerra de
Independence : Invasion Nczte-anetIea-
IA Dos tones ~
aisto-ia De C.scla. desde los ucnnvos he
ro.cos hasta u d~esEaemh-ac:6a &C. inPe-
10 6e Alexandra .oc
ASTORIA Patr1a. por don Justo Sierra. SOC
aisto-ia a. Mexico. por don Luis Perez
Vscdia.-ConIrend cesdc los pEime-oS
uenpos hasta IA aida de- ScGuaGo 4npe.
rio. Tn tomo tc,A SS-"U
I. Vida er Mexico en- 1910. Irt--e-
saates apu-;es De n eToca. ror Con
=Isz O5rcE6a. In toao tea @--+o
"a Ir-crvcas;oa y C. InperIo. To- SGlaco
A.yarez-C.at-u S-andes ;oLaos. encUa-
2e.-slNs 81 tea -@-'-yV
Mexico V.-Jo y Aaecdo&co. Dor Coma
Ie- ObreE ?. No.as hE:6ric2s. 'cye1-
"a, y cos-:n5-es, IN tonro tea $40
Sa--aciores H.s-65lcas Mcxlcan2s--Trac.-
clones ) Leyeneas.-O5-a GesuHSaa 4
~cu!t.yar vl ~cz.lnien; paS!o en- E. cora
I'm 6e Ios hIios &c Mexico. Uust-adS eoa
--aAaE-. e. 800 ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-04
oBRAS De UTILlDAD PRACT!CA.

A-;cs G=1tIcas.-s g-s2U.as : P-orcls-
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