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The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-28
CARRANZA MUST GO.

Now that our President Is With us again. may we venture to hope, asks the editor of Leslie's, that the unspeskable conditions in Mexico will receive some practical atten- ton in Washington? Every one knows that Mexico is given over to anarchy, murder, robbery, arson, and other crimes of violence, and that its so-called government has neither the power nor the will to protect its own citizens nor for eigners within its boundaries. Hen " P. Fletcher, American ambassa- dor to Mexico, testified before the rules committee of the house of representatives that fifty American citizens have been murdered in Mex leo during the past three years, and not one murderer has been punished. The recent killing of the American rancher Correll and the outrage of his wife. and the still more recent capture and holding for ransom of two American aviators, have stirred public opinion in the United States to a realization of the conditions that have prvailed in Mexico for the past seven years, and which are now worse than at any previous time.
 For seven years the United States Government has been trying to deal automatically with succession of rascally dictators, and at every turn has been deceived, cheated and outraged. American citizens at tempting to carry on legitimate en- terprises within the boundaries of Mexico have been robbed, insulted and murdered, and American cit izens, engaged in peaceful pursuits on their own side of the border have been subjected to similar in dignities and outrages by Mexican invaders of the soil of the United States. We agree with Representa- tive La Guardia that the time ha' come to demand a settlement.
 If the reign of bloodshed ant violence were benefting any worth! part of the Mexican people, or i by any stretch of the imagination it could be predicated that thes conditions would ultimately oenef the Mexican people, there might b some excuse for a further exercis of patience with Carranza, but ev cry one who knows anything 0 Mexico knows that the only clas of society profting under his rul is a small military oligarchy, nun bering less, perhaps, than one-tent of one percent of the population This inhnitesunal minority keep under it's control by force. or by a appeal to the vilest mercenary pa: sions. some 5O,OG0 or 75,0G0 sc called soldiers" recruited from tn very lowest strata of Mexican SC ciety, by means of which 1t terror izes the great majority of peaceful inofens:ve Mexican people, and cal ries out it's schemes of plunder an spoliation against the persons an property of foreigners.
 The Carranza government mu: go. II is vile, tyrannical, dishor est, and it has not redeemed a sir gle one of its promises, but on tn contrary has consistently, from th beginning of its power to the pre-! ent time, pursued a cynical, mel cenary policy that is perhaps witt out equal in the whole sordid an bloody record of Latin-America politics Venustiano Carranza is tn
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-28
WARNING.

Any boys found in my boa. or tampering with it in any way will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. ALBERT PORTER.
 Eenana, Alaska's Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-28

The Douse launch Victory came down from Fairbanks late yester- day afternoon, bringing two pass engers. The boat did not sail on the return voyage up river today.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-28

BUNCH OF KEYS found. Owner can recover by calling at News office and paying for this adver- tisement.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-08-28

WANTED-Pair of S-power field glasses. Inquire Pete Jensen, at Johnson's Store.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
OBSERVATIONS

Germany declares that she will not
surrender the dredgog docks and tugs
demanded. hut she had better be COS
ful our state dcpnr tmeut hasn't for
gotten how TO wrlLe notes.
Lodge hopes for early action ON the
treaty lie remind us of the man who
deliberately stepped ON anothcr's corn
and said lac WIS .orry
The reason nghtnne never strikes
twice in the same place ia because %
makes l}oisheYik paradise OFT tho place
the first time
What We can't understand s why
everybody knows what should be- done
IL les 10 DO a.
ln Tiontsln China ncws service
informs us. the American dollar is
worth only 40 cents Why use tho
word "only2'
Lady Asior says that lcaislating
uuires less tank than clccuuncerlng.
She doosnt know much about uuf
senate a A8e
our radical aliens understand chat
America is melting pot They can't
object IL the pot msscs q hot Tor them.
Az any rate tho Mexican situation
has given congress % uew subject Tor
endless and futile rag chewing.
Iapan's faith ln everlasting peace -
tempered hy the now distribution OF
ff..fH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
Jewish Festival
Lasts Eight Days


Chnnukah. the feaat of Dedication
or the Feast ~ Lights, win not be-
celebrated Ia Corpus Christi this year 4
iu public way, but IL Be- probable that 4
many Jewish families here VIII keep
the feast In thoil homes. u o. not one I
OF tho major holidays ~ the jewish T
calendar.
Chauukuh the Feast ~ Dedication, .
likewise known ns tho Feast 0f Lights, .
viii hc ushered in by tho Jews on [
Tuesday evening Deccmbcr no. Tho 4
festival lasts FOR eight fays. "a a is one I
~ great JOY and riuduoss
The Syrian klng Antiochus ~. or
Epiphancs in the year ieh i O. had
decided to unity am tho provinces aud
peoples Of his Mngdom Fonowne the
idea of his predecessor AlcEnudrr tho
Great be- believed chat this could hc
accomplished only hy compellng all
HIS subjects to adopt % common roiir
ION that 90 the Grcoka For thia r,n-
Euu. ne issued a decree 90 fhr effect
thnt only tine Greek gods were to boz
worshippcd and only tine Greek roilg-
/ ion was 10 be- praNticcd but the poly
/ 'heism ~ the Crooks did Not appeal
/ 20 the Jews who. alone Of all the ueo-
plcg ~ that time. wnrshipped thc one
I God t'udnunted hv the pora. ciiiuns
hoapod upon them bv n, SyrlnuF un-
dlsmnyod hv lhc rrof1nHtluu or their
holy temple and the setiinr up of
idols therein. The Jews ltd af fnsi by
tho nped priest Auttathiua anil after
his death hy bis SON Judas MHceahouA
lsucrossfullt resisted the strong armies
which the syrlans sout AGAINST fhom
defeated them repeatedly nnd finally
marched triumuhantv into Jctusllcm.
Thorc they redcdicntcd the temple 20
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
Thursday, Dec. II, 1919
THE SOUTH S PROBLEM.

VIII somebody please SD on
Representative Martin Madden of
Illinois. and Thus sQelch that
trouble-maker
I'm the last Session of this Con-
gross Madden took advantage OF
b, railroad situation 60 stir up
he Jim Crow ear problem Tie
tried 20 fasten am amendment
onto the Esch railway bin ahol-
the separate ear for ne.
Nf course. he was aiming
ai the South IN Mad
a'c they have no Jim
ears And vet IN nlin6is,
Walden 5 own home town. they
i ONE of the worst race riots in
erican history Negroes in Chi
go were afraid go venture nm
med on the streets Hundreds of
iem were beaten
Mad den 5 amendment was
otcd down. ll2 To ~
Bpt he proposes to rosurrect it
az this session For political pur-
poses, - appears Many of the
voters in Madden's district are
colorcd And SO this lawmakcr
would attempt 10 stir mp race
feeling throughout the nation to
strengthen his political fences at
home The last time Madden
made this effort, he was an
swercd fully, effectively and 20
he point, by Congressman Hat
ton summers of Texas.
The South is part of this
country. summers said. We are
undertaking TO deal with a hard
situation The races are compelled
10 comminglc a great deal, but il
IS my deliberate judgment that
those laws which separate the
two races travelling upon the COM
mon carriers o. the country, ere
of as great, if not greater, service
10 the colorcd man than they are
10 the white man make this
statement deliberately When you
interfere with the attempt of the
peopie ON the ground TO deal with
a difficult and dangerous situa-
tion, you do no good to the peo-
pie who occupy a subordinate po-
siiion racially
To most Americans IL seems
that now is about as bad a time
as any 10 stir up more trouble.
Goodness knows, we bad better
solve some Of our more pressing
problems first Martin Madden
might well help saw the wood
now ON hand rather than De run
ming round digging up now tam.
giles io get DIS into
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

evaporation and much effort from
irving 20 Eet the machine free. tnn
4a,e % great herd of cattle driven by
native innchmen coming down the
road ~ add to the transportation OF
tls Judge. right of wny bad fo Dee F.vcn
them and after they had peacnanly
pus-ed the Judge expressed hls deter
miuaion 90 whip somebody That is
when Mr. Robinson says Dee got busy
with peaceful Intervention.
Finally tine ear was FREQ ,aud they
proceeded on their hOmowar9 why but
ulns soou ike experience WIS en-
countorod and new phase Of AN auto
made Itself manifest and ted 20 "a new
discovery on the part nf fhe Judge
sunk $50 deep in tho mud that ths
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
IN REAL LIFE.

Nnt one Of our hest selling fio
tion writer's could have woven
such love plot as the one we IRE
going 10 tell you about n any
ono of them had done 10 YOU and
the rest of the reading world
would have agreed that If was
"too imaginary However, Il did
happen
Mrs. Florence s. Robinson was
loved hy hyo men one was her
husband The other Grover Cor
don, appears 90 have won thc lus-
band 5 place in the wifc'H afree-
tious. The husband went away.
The other man. however Was not
entirely satisfied that he was se-
tarc in the woman = love ln q
Jealous rage he shot her a mo-
ment later be regretted the deed
the hospital he twice gave of
his life blood for TRANSMISSION into
he woman ; veins Physicians be-
ieye his blood saved her life.
~ love her, #" Gordon said ~
viii give all Of the blood iu nay
body my life, to save heT life p
That sounds as romantic as any
fhing the fiction writers put down
But LET US continue
~ am through With Gordon.
the woman said "My love for
him has turned 10 hatred -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

Some find fault with what ] do
Some suspect my motives. too
Some arc quick to criticize
ltut those glorious little eyes.
Asking neither pomp nor sham.
Welcome mo FOR what am
'Thls D. home" they seem 20 say.
"Nnw put all your cures away
Here WEE ARE To- welcome you.
clad that AN your work is through
Como and rest ar1 romp Ia fun
An the droary asks are done
We've got hugs and kisses too.
Saved mp here 90 give ,"c
Here we are. with eyes aglow.
Telling you wc luvo you So.
just forget tht world of men
We are glad you're home ngaini"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
a YEAR FROM NOW

County officials returning from San
Antonio Recently had quite a bic ~ ok
pericnce with some very bod stretches
81 road and according to a declaration
Of Sheriff Frank Robinson tine county
judge almost "roi in had."
SilreA in mud that refused to ro-
lease the auto and breathing hard from
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
Don't Judge a Tractor by the Number
of Flows 1t Pulls

Because It travels on its own tracks. ike the battle
tanks. the Cletac gets more work out Of the power
OF lis engine than any other acior--and it does this
work over plo,yed ground or over boys and swamps
and bitches. as we'll as over firm sod.
Because It works al the rate Of to 81 miles
per hour. il accompanies as much as or more than
3-plo,y outfit SONG at ihe rate Of to ~ miles
per hour
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

The nshI standard By which to judge a tractor
is the number Of plows ii pulls, IT, price nor
its size
he only thing you want to know Is how much wort
will !, do. how many binds Of work will do. and
whether il will keep on doing that work night day
after day aud month after month.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

The CsnDus Christi Caller Issued a
eusclal edition on Thursday, Noyem-
her 81 " u a tine edition 81 "a paseh
ana shows fhe Corpus Chfistl spirit
wi. heartily congratulate the pnniihh
IN aud Ar. Frank ~, Harrison, the
l.*nlsnkeAp usllJpt, on This "toule HAck
~. ~ ~. -. .tslal AMY lltsuIl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

lcopydFhI loP by EdFar 4 ouestl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11
NrMBrR ASSOCIATED PRESS.
sUBscRlpTioN RATS.

Complaints OF sa, vice. orders 90 start
or discontinue delivery ~ papor ard
rtanr0s of nddrcHs should be address
ed of toicphoued to
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-11

The liberty Theatre VIII open sat
urday, DaGembcr lafh showing THE
Ya,.e-f Of iiuluaNltyf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
TRUCK SALESMEN
To KNOW ROADS
Experts Predict Sales to
Farmers Will Exceed
Those in the Cities.

Motor truck statesmen OF the IN
ture must have a knowledge OF
highway transportation and en-
cheering: motor trucks sales for
highway and farm transportation
will soon ovcrshadow the sales of
trucks for use In cities; Il IS the
duty of the automotive industry 10
help establish departments OF high
ways transport engineering IN the
large state universities Of America
These are the salient points OF a
conference called in Detroit recent
ly by highway engineers and officials
OF the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co,
which was attended by sales man
ayers Of prominent motor truck
and passenger car makers.
Largely through the efforts Of
this conference, concerted effort of
the entire motor truck industry
along educational lines will be in
augurated when one or more mem
bers OF the sales staff OF many
truck manufacturers will attend "a
special class in highway engineer
ing and transport TO be conducted at
the University OF Michigan. Ann
Arbor. during the week Of February
2-9, which directly follows the Chi
cago Truck show.
Another accomplishment OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
tor Cars Go0dE

Goodrich highway conference was
10 lay before the National Associa-
ton of Motor Truck Sales Managers
the suggestion that Il appoinl a
committee 10 be placed az the dis
posal OF the universities Of the var
ious states 20 aid them in handling
the problem of highway transporta p
ton in the best interests OF the peo-
pie IN those states. The suggestion
was adopted. This committee will
endeavor to establish definite
courses OF highway engineering in
all the big state universities.
Explains Progress.
The necessity of an intensified
educational campaign was empha-
sized IN talks made BY Roy +.
Chaplin, who was chairman of the
highways transport committee dur
ing the war, and r. w. Fem, secre-
tary OF the motor division Of the
national automobile chamber of
commerce. and J. +. Tracy. presi-
dent of y. A NJ r. S VI.
Robert G.. Hargreaves. chairman
progress made by the University of
Michigan In this field. In part he
said: Michigan has been quick 10
appreciate the need. and the great
university al Ann Arbor is the first
one in the United States TO provide
courses of instruction I'm highways
transport engineering. OF particular
Interest 10 the manufacturers Of
motor trucks is short one week :
course during the. first week in
February. Prof Arthur H. Blanch-
ard - in charge of this course and
he extends an open invitation 10 the
automotive industry TO use this on
portunity for the Improvement OF
its statesmen.
LAS conditions may arise in the
future calling for legislators 10 de-
clare a right policy. they have read
lily at hand 'the same source of true
information and scientific research
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
NOW Is THE TIME TO
TAKE CARE OF TIRES

Now is the time to take care of
your tires. Winter Is when water and
dirt wear themselves into cuts and
ruptures. When spring comes blow
outs and trouble result
Much annoyance and many dol
lars will be saved motorists who see
that cuts and stone bruises are at
tended 10 at once. Cuts should be
cleaned thoroughly and then filled
with tire putty.
At the close OF the summer and
fall season motorists will conserve
their tires mileage to change tires
from rear to front and vice versa.
In fact II is a good plan TO switch
tires every so often.
For instance, take the left front
tire and put 1t on the right rear
wheel and the right front tire on
the left rear wheel. In this way the
wear is equalized.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

on which TO build soundly in the in
terests of the people.
Moreover" continued Mr.. Har-
greaves, the public OF a state may
influence any man who, for lack Of
information would block progress
and development, TO check his po-
sition. And eventually the university
will stand like a beacon light radiat-
ing the truth TO every one Within
the borders Of the state. Thus the
great constructive power for econo-
mic development bound up in high
ways transport viii DO available to
all"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

effect on the rubber hose connec
tons. A solution Of so percent wa
ter and 90 percent each OF glycerlne
and alcohol will not freeze at 20 de.
grees below zero.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

Motor Department, The News
Times.-When driving at ordinary
speed Of 10 or Is miles per hour on
a good level road, with the motor
running well and smoothly. sudden
ly there seems TO be a momentary
slackening OF speed. the effect being
AS though the brake had been ap-
piled. This may occur once in the
course OF a days driving. The time
of occurrence is soon after starting
What causes that L. r.
A few drops OF water in the car
burctor would cause this trouble. In
most cases opening in the spray
nozzle Of the carburetor is not
largo enough 20 permit the passage
of q drop OF water. This would
temporarily shut OF the supply OF
gasoline and cause the motor 10
balk. Eventually the water breaks
up and is sucked through and the
trouble disappears. Any Othe'
piece of foreign matter in the gas
oline would likewise cause the trou-
BILE From the nature in which the
s,Iackeuing of speed occurs you
should be able 10 determine wheth-
or the cause is in the motor itself
or in some other part of the car
Sometimes after a car has beer
standing the emergency brakes viii
set Especially is this true with the
internal emergency brakes on Ger
tain types OF cars when closely ad-
juSted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
VERY FTLATTERING,

Crusty Traveller: II am glad to
notice your baby has stopped cry
ing. madam"
Mother: Yes, sir; you are the
only thing that's pleased him since
he saw the clowns at the circus"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

Motor Department. The News
Tines have a 1917 car and when
I throttle down between Ave and
10 miles per hour II seems 10 jerk
and knocks some. II runs all right
when going faster. Can you tell
me what IS the trouble2 NJ. +.
The carbUretor may not be ad-
justed for slow speed. While the
engine may idle slowly it may not
pull steadily at slow speed When
the engine misfires and jerks there
is bound TO be evidence knock dpe
10 the irregular firing By read
justing the carburetor TO pull more
steadily al slow engine speed you
will undoubtedly obtain much bet
ter results. Would also suggest
that YOU inspect the spark plugs
and readjust the points. \ wide
spark gap Will cause the miss at
slow engine speeds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28
HELPFUL HINTS.

As colo weather approaches
the water in the radiator is
cooled more than necessary.
cutting down efficiency OF the
motor. To avoid this condition
place a piece OF leatherette on
front OF the radiator about one
third up from bottom; which
very cold about one-half.
While there is deep snow 1t
is advisable to place chains on
the forward wheels as we'll as
the rear. Doing this Will great
ly facilitate driving and possibly
avoid an accident in traffic.
At least one chain should be
used forward and surely a chain
on each rear wheel. If only
one chain is used on the rear
unnecessary strain is placed up
on the dinerential and axle
parts.
There is a right way and a
wrong way 10 attach skid chains.
In the first place. the chain
should be installed with the
hooks on the outside and away
from the tire. If this is not
done the hooks Will chafe the
casing. In the second place,
the chains should not be hook
up too tightly. II they are al
lowed 10 work freely the
chains will work around the
tire and cause a more uniform
wear. When this is done the
tread is less apt TO be loosened.
When a car is washed. care
should be taken not TO splash
water on the motor. A little
careIessness in this manner
will cause a great deal OF trou-
BILE. A little water In the car
buretor and magnetic means
considerable difficulty and de-
lay in getting the engine 10
run properly Persons eXer-
cising care usually have a can
vas which they throw over the
engine 70 prevent water getting
into the vital parts aforemen-
toned
II seldom is possible 10 pilot
a machine over newly tarred
roads without transferring
some Of the tar TO the body.
II treated in time the spots are
not difficult 10 remove. The
machine should be washed 20
eliminate all grit. and dried by
patting with channels. so that
the tar will not be smeared.
VaseIine or butter next should
be applied over each spot and
worked In with the hngere. a
thorough wash with body soap
and a final polish in the usual
manner complete the operation.
The sheep OF Uruguay are amazin
afr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

The sheep OF Uruguay are amazing
in number. They seem 20 All every
hill and valley for miles. Statistics
show that there are 27.OOO0OO with
in the bounds OF the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-28

Motor Department. The News
Times.-Please advise through your
Columns whether there is anything
YOU could recommend putting into
radiator 70 stop water from evapor.
ating while using denatured alcoho'
20 prevent freezing. use alcohol
90 prevent freezing. but find water
evaporatss very fast and necessi-
tates hllns radiator much more
often than when using only water.
Thanking YOU iu advance. }. r.
There Is nothing that will prevent
evaporation Of the water some
times glycerine and alcohol in
squal amounts are used. bat glyccr-
me has q more or less destructive
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04

d9lnictva zabrani kriticke do
be, ktera nastati by musela. O
dalsich nesmyslech onoho listu
nebudu Sc sffiti poznamenam
pouze, ze spolecenstvo staveb-
nj Builders Exchange" Sc pro
schvaleni ordinance jednohlas
ne vyslovila, totez ucinila i A.
merican Federation of Labor,
jakoz j mnoho jinych a proto
bychom sobe stavbu nadrazi ma
Squaru zajistili, nezbyva mic il
neho, nez ably jsme my pro nj
hlasovali a primeli i sve souse
dy a zname, ably tax ucinili.
K. Richter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04
mecke provincie v Cechach je

mecke provincie V Cechach je
nemoznosti.
Zastupci bolsevikd byli z &c
skoslovenskeho statu vypove-
zeni a odvedeni "a hranice.
Nemecky konsul v Praze po-
slal presidentovi Sokolske OBJ
ce cru. Scheinerovi list, v KITE
rem mu dekoval "a ochranu,
jz Sc mu dostalo v poslednich
dnech Cd SokolI a pfilozil 500
K pro C. Sok. Oh. DR. Scheiner
ma prfpis ten odpovedel: Vyko
nall jsme jen svou povinnost a
proto nemdzeme prijati dar.
Tovarnu ma psaci stroje "a
klada zivnostenska banka v
Praze spolu firmou Waldes a
spoil. We Vrsovicich a Laurin a
klement v MI. B01eSlaVl. Bude
to prvni podnik toho druhu v
Cechach.
Zemskym hejtmanem ma Mo
rave jmenovan DIR. Pluhar, do
sayadnf namestek zemskeho
hejtmana.
Vseobecna amnestie pro oso
by obcanske vojenske nafize
ma byla Mar. Vyborem.
Statni statky v rozloze asi
1880 hektarn pddy jsou jiz
pTejimany do spravy naseho
statu.