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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-24

DESEAMOS COMUNICARNOS con personas
cue vivian en- Gonde hay communicates dc ira
baiadorss mcXicanoS, para que IntluyaH q
mandar. uor nuestro conducto. SUs remeSaS
&c d!nero o mercanctaS para sGs tamIlias en-
Mexico. NUeStra AScDcIa Is casa hohrada y
economical. Manuenos 81 direction y dlez
ms para que le lGIugmcEos sOOre ID ma
ner2 de que listed nos rcrresente } game
mas diaero. Dlnjase u AGkNCIA. Box tso,
Laredo, Texas.
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ioPoRTUNlDADI ioPoRTUNlDApl

i0PORTUNiDADl iOPORTUNlDApl
81 neceslta listed una maqiina de coer
Singer. CT abonos O al contaGo. accessories.
aSujas. etc, Lame q SievcS Juarc2, teieto-
no Crockett $50. Agente dc Ia Compania
Singer. IL ". Commerce St, Quien STEM
pre- le proporc:onsri las mejoEes opo.tuni-
6ades : las condiciones mas fac.!c.-Tam-
b:en verde fon0Erafos.
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VENDO LETRAS DE CAhBlO sobre las
PRINCIPALS pIazas &c Mexico. J. NJ MARIO
QUTN. Alnacen de Ahsrrotes y Productos
Mcxicanos. nor mayor solamcnte lol6 ".
Commerce ST. Ttlefono Travis ~, San An
tonic. Texas.
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STAR CAFE. 30 E. COMMERCE STREET.
Local pe-fectamentc acoTdiciCnado. bajo l.
direction personal de Geo. S. Martin, anti
cuAmente propietarlo del Riverside Restau-
rant y Elite Gaze. LIS mcJo-es comidaS CO.
r-idas en- IA CiudaL 35c. lunch cOmercia! 25c.
Serviclo q loLa nora. precIos popa!arrs. A.
br-.u dla y UOchc.
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La Ley del TrGbajo.

Despues de cue L Asamblea hubo
rechazado la iniciativa, tcdos los di-
putados, prestaron incredible atenc!on
al debate de Ia Ley del Trabajo.
Fueron aprooados los articuloS no
chjetados del capitu.o VII que queda-
ron pendientes en- Ia session anterior
Y despueS sin debates fueron aproba-
dos sucesivamenJe los a~rticulcs del
capitulo VIII, que Sc refiere a la
competencia Y prCceolmientos de las
Juntas de Conciliacion Y Aroitraje.
e. capjtuIo X Que Irata de los paro>
V de las huelgas obreras, Sc retro del
debate q peticion del diputado Fa!a-
dez. quien manifesto que 4 ultima no.
"a habia recibjdo dos muy ~intereSan-
ties proyectos de reforma.
Paso d debate el articulo Nl, que
Sc refierc a la industrial privada. Ca
Sas Alatriste pidlo ~eXplicacioneS So
bre el articulc 1916 que dice: Sc con
siGera como industrial prlvada 2quc-
LA en- que el trabajo sea e~fectuado
por pleas, va sea cjecutaGo este en-
el taller del e~mpreSario o en- el do
micilio particular del trabajador,'
pero al pedir esta application, CaSas
Alatriste no Sc refirio 4 la peregrina
construction gramttical, sino a 10 que
Sc quiso dccir con que industrial pri-
vaGa sea aquella en- Que 81 trabajo
sea efectusdo nor pleas" Al Yer
esa confusion Valadez Ramirez, pide
que sea :etirado del dictamen el ar
ticulo 136, habindo degrade su OBJ
jeto.
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Sc VENDE IN Ford de pasajcros en- OK
ceientes condolences: nuy barato. ITO n.
Pecos 81. t-sp
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q SEMANARiOS

Co!chas dc limo. r~cioies. graudcs. tapctcs )
) ~cor:inas iinas. !Alfombras Grandes. 500.
TOGO sin cnzanchc. 1923 Monterrey ST. Or.
1897. E. Pucntc.
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0PORTTNIOAD

GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE GRATIS. I'm
prendedor para corbata dc tres piedras )
IN par de areteS para sonora 4 IA persona
Ode n.ande nombreS y dIrecciones de ) per.
scnrs. Y % cts. para SaStns dc enr9aaue ;
co-,ec. Mail Order Dept. 2l2i. So. Santa
Rosa ave.
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POR SALIR para Mexico. venGo Q traspa-
80. en- ~cGntrico local. acreditado. moline para
nixtamal. con magnifico motor y CARO- re-
yartidor. 209 So. Laredo 81. (2el
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VENDO todos los abarrotes DE- primcra ne
ccsidad al por mayor solamcnte. Los asri-
eultorcs de Ia localidad recibiran prefe-cn-
te atencion. Visite listed esta casa. No
1915 de Ia Gale West Commerce. j. NJ.
M~ARROQUIN, San Antonio, texas.
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\ continuation paS6 ell articulo al
Que ohliga a los empresarios 4 dsr
mensualmente aviso a los Presiden-
ties Munjcipales de los trabajadores
cue ocuren con specification de seXo,
edad. dcmicilio. etc Valades Ramirez
en- nor,bre de la Comision respective.
dice que ESQ Sc hace coz cl fin de
cue los A!caldes ester enterados dc
cuantos trabajadores exis-en en- 81 ju-
risdiccj6n ' tambien los datos CHE Sc
r~eceian serin de gran utlidad para
ia cstadist!ca. Mena protesta Y dice
cue seria IN atentado penl- 4 los III
du~striales porque no dan sviSo de!
nIr7cro De t~rabajadores. La Conf
sion queLa conforne con estoS razo-
nam!entos retira ei articulo del de-
pate.
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ENSENANZA

Ell PROFESSOR DO Tcnvluria dc LibroS.
Adolfo Brizuc!a. IL cnscI.ara Z listed contA-
biidad rcr an proceed n:entD !acll. 4 prccIos
romodos. ?Oj W. Houston ST. 81,
TAQUIGRAFIA Y TENEDURIA DE Ii.
BROS 70. sIstcma puy practice y hS-ato.
Jisglts. H!cHs Bldg. Altos de IA botics
Wagner
LECClONES De PIANO Y CANTo a do.
micilic. Precics conyenciouales PROFESSOR
FELTX RUANO. Eraduzdo en- 20; ConServa'
torios de Paris y Madrid. Recihe o-tenes 3ls
Morales st. Sc kao:a frances y espaHol
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do cI Municipio autonomo actualmen-
tc, ell secretario de Hacienda no esta
en- condolences de conocer de sus IL
nanzas Y que IL unlca persona que
Sc hacia indispensable cue concurrie
ra era el Licenciado Aguirrs Ber-
langa. Gomez Noriega, Sc opuso a
que Sc hiciera Ia invitacion desde lue
80, manifaStando cue no por mucho
n1orugar Gmanece mas temprano,'
pues juzgaba eXtremporanea Ia IN
vitacian,
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La Lev dc accidertcs del Trcocjo

La Leg dc academies del IrcoGJo
Ealadez RamireZ ataca al dlputa-
DO Trigo, diciendo Que cStaba muy u
fa7o por haber preSentado un proyec-
10 sob-e inGemnizaciones por accluen-
ties de trabajo; aun cu&ndO 81 tai pro
veto no fuera dc su imagination, 81
no de los legislatures c~spanolcs.
DE Ia ley de Nuevo Leon! rect'fl-
co cl honeopata Saldana.
No hubo remedio, TriEo subio a la
tribura Y comenZo a hablar, die que
en- la Canara de D!putados n!nguno
estudiaoa los asuntos que Sc dlscuuan
Que solo de esa manera Sc eXplscaba
Que los diputados creyeran que 81
~provecto habia sido tornado de Ia ju-
risnrudencia espano,a 0 de la Lay de
Nuevo Leon. Dice que la Ley dc
Nuevo Leon data de 1892. cuando aun
no Sc cccocia Ia teoria del rlesgo pro
f~esiouql Y que Ia espanola tampoco
! sc1pta esa teoria. modernisima. aun
en- les m:smoS Estados europeos.
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CAMARA De DLPUTADOS
Sesiones del Periodic Extraordinario

DIPUTADos Sc oCUPAN DE LOS ASUNTOS POLITI
COS-PIDIERON QUE CARRANZA, CABRERA Y A
CUiRRE BERLANGA PRESENCIEN LAS DISCUsIoNES
sOBRE Ell MUNICIPIO LISRE--LA LEY DEL TRABA,
10 FUE DISCUTIDA, PERO NO Sc APROBO NlNGUN
ARTICULO.
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4prle6Qr "bqrbdridadeS.'

, 4prue5Qr "bqrbdrjdades.'
Enc ell naroxismo de Ia colera dice
oue Ia csamblea no atiende a 10 cue
! dicen los oradcres en- la tribuna y que
len grueba de clio acaban de aprobar el
articulo 112 del articu'o VIII Que d.
&c esta barbaridad: Las resolucio-
mes de las Jurtas Seran notlflcadaS Y
eiecutaGas desde lueCo; ell secrctarlo
de Ia Junta ejercera las funciones de
! c~iecu.or y los procedimientos dc eye
cucion. Sc suje5aran a las d!Spcsiclo-
mes del Codigo de Proccdimientos CT.
l~viles."
Es evidente. exclama Trgo, que es-
ita Asamhlea va no qu!ere TRAFALGAR
les ia&til seguir discutlendo. Con
una .Asamblea como eSta que no traba
la, oue no quiere TRAFALGAR. reSul:a O.
cioso en- empenarse en demoSt1aclo-
mes. en- arzumentac;ones. en- q~ueora-
deros de cabezs. Esta Asamolea So
10 - ocupa de nacer canpana Holltl-
ca.
Es evidente QUO no quiare Trafalgar
Y Sc inc'ina ante todas las declslones
de la Comision. 4! paSo que Tamos.
la ley del trabaio que eStamoS legis-
lando. Sera tirada al cesto dc los pa
peles rieios. cUsndo pase Al Senado
Les diputadcs s~!searon Y u gil
taron en- son de ~protest9.
Sc trat6 de iiscutir el resto ne los
articulos del capitulo II, pero Sc vo
que va no habia quorum.
Antics de ~levantar Ia session. Ia IRE
lsidencia declare Que de hoy en- AIDE
ilante. no Sc con,edarian mas l'cen-
Ecias a les ~diputados para separarSe
! De sus curules.
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JOVEN MEXlCA%O lie % amos d" cdad,
hCnrado. trabajaGor y sin vIc!os. desea rcla-
c!onarsc con s-ho.Ita mrNlcsna hcnrsds. o.
jcto matrnioHi9. D~IrIyansc Hobre cl partI-
culsr Il Felix Pcrca. P. O. Box s.. Cicero.
m PSI
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Z VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
PROFESSIONALS

EDUERDo TAMARIZ. AVOCADO aE1lcA-
NO. Sc cnca-ga unicamente de tcda ettse
dc aSun.oS relatives a 81 profession. Ie-a2o
Brady Bldg. San Antonio, Texas.
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MUStCA MEXlCANA IMrRESA para pia-
no. Pida I'd. ~nuestraS nusNas i!stas y pre-
clos. DAR MERCANTILE co. P. o. Box
1928. Laredo, Teas.
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SUPLICAMOS a todos los me@icanos que TIA
bajen en- los Fcrrocar5l!es de Texas J a suS
amigos. uuc nos manden 81 direction pos.
IA, y !u:ar donG. traba!an. con el nombrc
dc dos personals que JOS conczcan ben, ) les
| pyoporcionarsmoS una noticia &c intercS. d.
:ijans- al 81. Rafael. il02 Wyoming S..
San Antonio, Texas.
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c.. MENDEZ

81 DESEA comprar o vender Totes, casas o
.crreno5 de v~uslquier c!asc. lie aconscjamos
consuItc con quiene5 hablcn cspanol.
GALLAGHER REALTY co. 202 Frost Bldg.
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| FERROCARRILEROS EN- GENERAL.
ST nan dc!a!o depositos sob! 'Bonos de
Ia L.iocriaG. pa=Os atrasados u suicides sin
cobra.. con alguu tcrrocarri!. esctibsnme in
ued.aLamentc. 30 les ayuGare a obtenerios
B. de A.lc4!a. Dooiey Bldg. Room I. Aous-
ton, Texas.
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Sc vENDEN muy haratos = sil!ones de bar
IBERIA EN- huen cstado. Ocurran ID iado OcS-
te del CITY Hail.
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JONEN MENICANO. dr puEvenIr briliante.
Dc bucna pgescncIa. desca c~UEtraer matrmo-
MO cou senoTIlz. meEIcsnA o americana, que
sea sIupat.cr, de hurna fsmilra, O con vlu-
ia de cuxlau'cra Newfoundland. Lenga bucna
Observation-Disclosures a Jacobo Gaivan.-Ge
neral Dc!ivey.-San Antonio. Texas.
JOEEN MEXICANO honrado. trabaJainr y
dc buan poryenir. desea rclacionsrse con So
norita mcAIcaEa. onIrtu matrlm9nio. La IN
tcrcs2da dc1e mAndar ~ fotog-afia a ka-
farr Yamudio, go 18th. Ave. Council Bluffs.
Iowa. C2gp
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D!SCUgsOS. aIocuciones. pocs;as. -artas ia
rniIia-c.. amurusas. &c duclo = De ncSocFoS,
a-,icu.os. e;c.. neccsi,ara listed hacer ire
.cucntcmcntc en- 81 vida social, y 81 10 saoe
hacerlc. fa!:ara o 20 pond-a en- TerEuenZa.
Cuando neccsIce algo de clio. p;iain a Don
Placido Bilbao. 10 Menchaca ST san An
to-io. TcAas. D.scursos extcnscs. $500 :
Discusses Dreycs. 500 Car:as. 500. Is
c.itos lie lodas classes 4 prcc;os conrcncIo-
males.
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO.

AboSado ms2icano. Co:srlitfS = dncufDenI-
clones juridicas concentrates a lcycs y nero
clos de Mexico. 7o9 Cspies Bldg. Ell Pa
so. Texas.
AVOCADO PARA LOS M~ExICANoS. Aasn.
de tods. cIasc Dc aegoeios jud:ciales, rees~
uzciones ~ dshos y T-riuicios personaIs,
causss ,,v,I=s y crininales. ree!smacicres Dc
:eryenos. No cobro honoraros hs.ta cUe los
asuntoe aucdan saustac:oriamente teHniHadcs.
Lie. Heary Zen Cline. 700 Gunte, Bids
San Antonio. Texas. Crockett s3Es.
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COMPRAS

CONPRAMOS. vendenos Y canb!smos toda
chase de mGe5les. Dixie Furniture Company,
ll3 y. Flores St.
CoMPRo A LOS MEJORES PRECIoS 81
!!e,es dc los Dances Nacioral, Londres y Me-
xico. Mc-cantil &c Nuevo Leon. Coahuila y
Tamauliras. Man6eioS por ccrrco y 4 vuel-
"a del mismo recibira 81 liQuidacior. Jorge
&. Warden. AIS Russell Bldg, san Antonio.
Texas.
CoNPRO AVENA. NAIZ. PAPAS = denas
r-oductos locales. ViSitsne trayendo su
mer.Ancia o muestra. Sien&o listed aE-icul-
ter, -ecibi-a g. mcjor p-ccio no inPorta cue
desc veude- POGO o nucho. !. VI. MARIO
QUlN. 1915 ". Commerce s.. Tel Travis
6S7l.-Sau Antonio. Texas.
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25cts. Traje Planchado
S~ast-erla ; Zap2terIa. Satisfaction .aran-
.iz2ca. 122 Sol:Gzd ST.. Travis 1895.
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LISTO, SENOR, LISTO.

Tcneu,us IN magnIiicu Plan con VEIN
TICUkTRO mane.as iac'leS &c Ganar dine
70. NO DESAPRoEGC,4E I'd Ia opoFtur'-
dad pidanos D~ETALLES CRATE en-
viando escanp.llas PIAZZA "a contestaclon
MEXICAN CARD CO. Box IL. Sta \
San AalUu!o. Texas.
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AGENCIA DE

Esta casa se cnCaTSa dc cnvlar tOda c!a-
Sc DE- mcrcancias. vcSTidOs. ZapatOS. articu!oS
de tocaGor. lIhros. prorlsIones. ETC.. a cual-
nuicr lugar iuers dc San Antonio. 81
atienGrn ,os pcd.dos con prontitud y honra-
De- Dirijanse Il VI. Macias. AS Oak St.
san Antonio, Texas. izSl
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Is retjr7Gc nm 1rticIdo.
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VENTAS
SEJJ0S DE COMA

Para comercisntes. profeSioniStaS y Socic-
dades. Complete surtido de accessories para
los misrnos. Pida catalogo a |. SANTOS
ORTA. 6li Dolorosa 81. Tciefono Travis
| 5232. San Antonio. Texas.
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Tn ANUNClO en- la PRENSA" siempre
g de ex:to SECURE. Lame I'd. al ~tciclono
Travis 94ll = aaGncIesc dcsde lucSo.
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Sc NECESITAN costureras con experiences
en- 81 n~ianejo de maquiaas eiectricas. Trabs.
10 permauentc. Ocurran iI2go a Bel MtE.
Co. 535 Broad Ave. Tonen tranvia Tobiu
Hi. tesl.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachss para cue ira
hajen en- Tie Zorro Tobacco Co,-i0l North
PecoS St
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DIEGO MORON

Pinto. EspanOT y DIoulantc.
Trabsjcs dc dibujo y 2Intura artIsticcs
romcrcialcs. - SO. Laredo 81.
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NECESTT AMOS trabajato-o cara Ia cons
trucci6n del puente Galveston. PaGamos los
mejorcs suelips. Por $500 semanErios Sc
les dara CANA y asistcncia. e Campo es-
a en- Virginia Point. i I millas de Gal.
weston. Los pages son semanarios. ccurrar
nmcdiatarnente 81 Qu!eren IN buen trsbaje
constants y bicn retribuido- Pa-s rnaycres
,ntorm.s d~iriiansc por correspondence al Sr.
A. 3. MARITIME. Gercnte, Box 6s2. Calves
ton. Texas, incluyendo 5 centavos en- estar-
pillas. Para intornes personales ocurrau .
To2 Da5orosa St. San Antonio: 4io Milan
St. Houston y 2Si3h Market St. Gel-e.
ton. TexaA
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5l2 Swcarlnger Building,

Sc NECESUA hombrc con poca familia pa
"a trabaio de campo y para syudIr On o-de-
ia, ceEcs de Ia ciudad. Sc le proporcionara
casa. l-chc. lena, etc. Debe hablsr Ago &c
!nElcs. Ocurran a 1920 West Houston ST,
i las , y. nj. del MartcS. Jreves o Sibado.
Geo. Knauff. R.. r. {. kox rs. ,2D
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Sc SECESITAN 10 honbces para trsba;o
de dcsmonte. Di-iiarsc d o-ocopio Gzu.i-
clio, P. o. Box =. Whitser. Texas. 1851
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81 NECESITA carros para mUdanZas, o car
gar eluipajes. liable a ROSALES: TcIelono
Travis ll2o.
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MPRESoRES: - ST Ieccsita ~csqusLaS de
dcfuncion. -ranGes. csti!o msNicano. escrha
pidiendo precios ) muestras a lgnGcio q.
Lozano. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonic, Texas.
Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 18??-1940, 1919-11-28
Condensed NeuOs Items
SHORT STORIES TERSELY TOLD FOR
THE BENEFIT OF BUSY LEADERS.


Mrs. Gla6s Mary Moore, known to
motion-pictre fans" as Mary Pick
ford, was awarded a verdict at New
York in a suit instituted by Mrs. Cora
C. Wilkening who alleged that she
had obtaineda contract for Miss Pick
ford wsss>Se Famous Players Cor
poratitsg aSr salary of S1,OSO,OO0 and
that a 10 per cent commission was
due her.
Advertisers were advised to interest
themselves in the editorial policies of
the mediums for which they spend
their money by L. f. Loree. president
of the Delaware and Hudson Company,
at closing session of National Indus
trial Conference Board at New York.
Ernest Dundeen, former congress
man from the Fifth Minnesota Dis
trict, who was scheduled 70 speak at
Ortonville. MINI, against the League
of Nations, was taken from the stage
by members of the local post of the
American Legion, escorted to the rail
road tracks and locked in a refrigera-
tor car on the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad.
The federal government lost $780,
100000 in the operation of the Balti-
more andSOhio railroad during the
year 1918. according to the roads an
nual report.
Coroner II. C. Wright, of Sparta,
ILL.,, held an inquest over the body OF
George w. Mcfarland, who died at the
age of ITO years, Z months and IL
days.
Arthur Brisbane announced the
sale of the Washington Times and The
Wisconsin News of Milwaukee to vii
liam Randolph Hearst. The sale price
was not made public.
Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 18??-1940, 1919-11-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

To prevent a food of German dye
stuffs being dumped into the United
States after ratification of the peace
treaty, the House and Senate adopted
a resolution extending government
control OF dye imports until aJnuary
IS. The measure now goes to the
President
Avenues Of speculation leading many
ways were opened up when officials
and diplomats turned over in their
minds the possible results at home and
abroad that are to follow the terminar
ton OF the special session OF Congress
without Senate ratification of the
peace treaty.
Senator Selden P. Spencer, Of Mis-
souri,, commenting on the failure OF
the peace treaty and League Of Nations
covenant in the Senate, said that the
Presidents letter, which was present
ed in the closing hours of the fight,
was unfortunate for the treaty.
Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 18??-1940, 1919-11-28
JAKAJoNEs NEWS.

Mrs. Mary Eliza Thomas. wife Of
George Thomas OF this place, has
been critically i'll for several days,
but al this writing is some better.
Mr.. George Johnson is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Jakajones Public School has open
ed with Mrs. Susie CRANBERRY as
principal and Miss Jodie Langford as
sistant.
There was an entertainment given
Friday night for the purpose of pur.
chasing a large bell for the school. A
neat sum was realized.
Miss Jodie LAngford was visitor
at the home Of Miss Bessie Holt Sun
day. 4 a@iS
Miss Lille Yerger of Hope and Mr..
Andrew Duffie OF Washington attend
ed the basket entertainment here Fri
day night.
Miss Julia Jordan and Miss Viola
Reed were shopping in Hope Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Spears visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Langston Sunday.
Mrs. Aggie Mindfeld went TO Hope
on business Sunday.
Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 18??-1940, 1919-11-28
Perfects Radio Device.

According to Il leading Norwegian
newspaper Engineer Hermod Peter
son has patented a device for the pro
duction Of electrical current for radio
telcgraphy.
The electricity is received by an ac-
cumulator which releases II at certain
intervals. The system is sparkless
and the sound, are clearer than in the
older inventions, says the Scientific
American. The clearness of sound de
ponds upon the regularity Of the cur
rent, and with this system the current
Is released with a mathematical ex-
actness.
The device has further advantages
In that It is cheaper simpler and more
durable than those now in use. II the
claims for this invention prove well
founded, Il is thought that II will mark
a distinct step in advance of what has
so far been accomplished in this line
and hence its possibilities are creating
considerable interest in the radio
world.
Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 18??-1940, 1919-11-28
FOREIGN.

The Supreme Council at Paris de-
cided to Jgive Poland a mandate over
Eastern Galicia unde: the League of
Nations for twenty-five years. At the
end Of that time the league is to de-
termine the future of the territory.
The Swedish Parliament, summoned
to consider the invitation to join the
League of Nations, has decided to
postpone action until next year. 1t de-
sires to await Americas decision.
A Budapest dispatch lists seven
nominees for the Hungarian throne.
The Belgian cabinet has rendered
its resignation.
Regardless of the American govern
ment's attitude, the peace treaty Of
Versailles will be put into effect, ac-
cording to the prevalent view here
following receipt Of the report that
President Wilson might Withdrew the
treaty from the United States Senate,
From 25 to 81 seats in the Belgian
Chamber of Deputies have been gained
by the Socialists, according to esti-
mates by the Neutral newspaper lie
Soir, which says: "This thrust toward
the Left must be taken into considera-
ton"
The treaty Of Versailles was ap-
proved unanimously by the Peruvian
National Assembly.
Five thousand Alsations were arrest
ed and interned by German authorities
during the war, and announcement is
made that the German government is
pledged to pay to France an indemnity
of 100000 francs in reparation.
Gen. Felipe Angeles. the intellectual
leader of the villa rebel movements,
has been captured near Parral, Mexico.
Marshal Foch has been offered the
nomination for Senator in the Depart
ment of Finisterre. according to the
Press de Paris, which says he has ae-
cepta the nomination on condition
that all parties will unite in support
ing him.
The bodies of Enrique Hernandez
and Francisco Arrilo, secret agents OF
the Mexican government, were found
hanging from a tree 20 miles south Of
AOntezuma. Mexico.
Washington telegraph. (Washington, Ark.) 18??-1940, 1919-11-28
DOM

Embargoes on wheat and wheat
-four will be lifted December Is, it
was announced by the United States
Grain Corporation at New York.
Victor Rosewater, proprietor OF the
Omaha Bee and the Bee Publishing
Company, was fined $1,000 by District
Judge Redick after being found guilty
of contempt in publishing an article
relating to grand jury case. He
will appeal.
The Marquis de Gonzales has been
appointed Spanish minister to Mexico.
He succeeds the Duke of Amalf, who
recently returned to Madrid from
Mexico City.
A certain Mrs. b." OF New York City
felt so badly over not paying the war
tax of = cents on two moving picture
show tickets that she sent two 2-cent
stamps to the state conscience fund
Three attempts to prevent enforce
ment of wartime prohibition and Vol
stead enforcement acts failed in the
federal courts in New York in one day.
Raids on alleged reds" were re-
newed in New York when detectives
attached to the bomb squad, armed
with federal warrants, arrested %
men in building on Fifth street.
More than $4,000 gallons Of real
kick beer, held by Minneapolis brew
cry for some time, with the hope that
the prohibition bars would temporarily
be lifted, was emptied into the Mis-
sissippi River.
Net profits derived by government
from operation OF railroads in Sep
TENDER we're s2.991,419, according to
final figures for the month made pub
lie By the railroad administration.
Official statistics for the first nine
months OF the present year show that
Italy imported from the United States
5000, 900, 900 worth OF goods as against
100000 worth exported. OF the ex-
ports there were oranges and lemons
worth 100000.
Liquor interests were given another
setback when Judge George A. Car
penter handed down a decision in the
United States District Court which
held that the wartime prohibition act
and Volsiead enforcement act were
constitutional