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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Los sELLos SON SiEMpRE
sIoMos De FELIClDAp.

-IHZ tHrN rU.HtE 1HA M|HLN. 2 u IL
Los SslI9s de Navidad de la Cruz
Roja tienen una ear~acteristica que
liinglin otro emblema puede reelamara
sienlpre han estado ascclados con Ia
felicidad y victoria Las handeras de
muchas naei0nes han sido arriadas en-
La derrota. Elias traen memorials de
hafallas " matanzas. Ain el flamante
simbol0 de la Cruz Roja Americana
esta asociado con Ell sufrimiento y Ia
p~riyaci6n Pero Ell Sello de Navidads
que tiene ambosy Ell emblema de la
Cruz Roja Americana y la Cruz de do
hle brazo de la Cruz Rojaade la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional contra Ell Tuberculo<
sis, ha sido siempre ell signo de la
algeria. Ell placer de Navidad, Ell exito
de la lucha en- contra del tuberculo-
sis y otras Intermediates que Sc pue-
dem eyitar.
Ell Sello de- Nayidad es un saludol
peculiarmente Appropriate. Porta I'M
mensaje de aPaz en- la terra a los
Ihombres de buena voluntad", pero
tambien llevan los emblemas que sig
nifican ell fin de las Intermediates,
Las dos Cruces que tiene ~recuerdan a
Quien las mira que en- medic del gozo
de la festiyidad es bueno recordar a
aquellos .infortunados que estan SUI
friendo de tuberculosis y a aquellos
cpya ignorancia en- asuntos de salu
bridad los pueden sc~onvertir en- vic
timas tempranas de Ia enfermedad.
Los sellos haran possible una campa-
ma fuerte; EN- contra del tuberculosis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
IA QUE HAS vENfDo


Tomamos de nuestro colega lei
Obrero Mexicano'' ell siguiente articu-
10, y rogamos a nuestros l%ectores, y
sobre TODD a los ~extranjeros, que 10
lean cuidadosamente:
rTRABAJADOR: IA que has venido
aaui? veniste porque las condolences
de tn pals eran tan buenasI tan bonan-
cibles, que tie cans6-la prosperidad? .
veniste spor Que sabfas de antemano
que son aQuf los sueldos mas elevados
y las horas mas cortasg SVeniste por
que On tu pals eras mae libre y to can
saste de la prActica de la libertad?
por que EN- til pals habia mas demo-
oraciA " to cansaste de vivir donde
los hombres todos son iguales? NO,
verdad que no? Has venldo aquf bus
scand0 an alugar de e~spancion, donde
lfrabaiar y dikfrutaF de tni trabajo sin
que nadie. Sc entrometa con tfgo, don
de ahorrar, v disfrutar de tus ahorros
sin que nadie te los quite; donde edu-
a TUG hijos. donde viYir n vida
de cIudadano libfe; tan libre como
cree canYz DC seflp, Has ~c0nseguido
lestos p no Escudriha tu co~nnieneia
v Sc tranco con tiso misnoe 81 no 10
has %conseguido tienes dos caminos
HN INI W| "U @
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
= P0r La Gapi&al de la R@publica !:

considerando que Ell aumento pro.
puesto por OIL g0bierno es mucho me-
nor que 81 ofrecido yoluntariamente
por los patrones, pues que estos ha-
bfan convenido on ceder q los traba-
jadores I'm aumento consistente en- un
yeinte por ciento.
al argumento aducido por los ira
~bajadores de la Union de mineros,
han contestado los patrones mani
festado que clos habian conyenido
en- aumentarles a los trabajadores ell
Eeinte por ciento aobre los salarios
que perciblan hasta 81 dia de la huel-
ia, porque Sc Drpponian anmentar a
su yez Ell precio del carbon con obje-
to de nivelar sus presupuestos.
Algunos de los patrones Sc mos
traban tan POGO desepsos como los
trabajadores para aceptar Ia oferta
del gobierno, considerable que un
alimento en- los salaries sin un au-
mento tambi6n en- 81 precio del pro
ducto, no sera negocio yspor 10 tanto
traera como c~0nsecuencia la clausura
de algunas minas.
AL M .M A"|LA AA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

h0n0rificos que seguir: Ell primeTo es
N~olverte alitu pals " ebssegundo es a
yldar ppr la via legitima, pacffica v
honrada a Zanzibar las condolences del
nails en- que wives que no ha respOn-
dido a tus aspiraciones. Puedes toda-
via realizar tus suehos de libertad y
democracia ST tie parece que este pals
no es bastante libre nj bastante demo-
cratico; inicamente debes usar de los
needles a que esta naci6n estA acos-
t%umbradai por que aqui los hombres
cambian las cosas paclficamente:
cuando una ley no les place, cambian
la ley; cuand0 un gobernante no les
gusta. cambian al gobernante: pero
no 10 hacen por la fuerza; no 10 ha-
cen a gritos nj a ~sombrerazos, nj a
balazos. ST tn crees que de esta ma
nera puedes lograr 81 oambio que am
bicionas, has equivocado 81 canine.
Los hombres que han tornado esta ma
ci0n antes de que tl vinieras no SO
cometeran a esa manera de obrar Vi
lejos de zanzibar ellos te cambiaran a
II.
va habras lafdo en- la pfensa que lin
gran nimero de s'ro10s- q W. W. v boil
shevistas han sido encarcelados por,
que querian zanzibar las cosas por la
fuerza, pues esos sujetos ieios de lo-
graz zanzibar la naci6n van a lograr
ser cambfados por ciudadanos mas
cuerdos mas discfetos y mas agradeci-
dos; van a ser d~epoTtadoss ESQ es
TODD 10 que han ~c0nseguido. No los
imiteis Este console es para tn pro-
nio hfen.H
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Importante ! Nnestros LesLores.

Como lector de nuestro semanario no dudamos este in
terado de la dificil sutuacion porque atrayiesan los period
eos del pals. Primeramente el Cuerpo de Industrial de Cue
IRA del Gobierno expidi6 una orden yarios neses pasados,
prohibiendo a todos los ~periodicos, mandar suscfipciones Q
eiempIares a los su~scriptores que no hubiesen pagado por
adelantado En- esta OCCASION, nosotros hicimos cuanto estu+
vo en- nuestro pader por nuestros lectores.
Mas despues vino 81 alto costo de Ia labor de los obreros
spbiendo ~nuestros costos de production al grade que nos yi-
mos o~bligados q subir el precio de suscripcioni cosa que 10 hi
cinos con nuestro diario Ingles, pero considerable a nuestros
lectores hispanos dejamos 81 precio de suscripcion de nues-
ira edici6n espanola tai cual estaba antes.
Recientemente, Ia falta az papel para ~peri6aicos IS tan
grande que Sc ~considera un difcil ~problema para hacerle fren
te. Pues en- las fabricas de papel de imprenta, existe un com
pleto desniyel entire la production la demanda de papel pa
ra ~pari6dicos. Como es de esperarse, la escasez de papel la
traido una ALA considerable dc precio, en- vista de 10 cual los
superiores de Ia Association Americana de Peri6dicos de IA
cual soInos miembros han dado ordenes de aumentar Ia tarifa
de los anuncios y reducir el tamano de los p~erf6dieos, como,
tambien aumentar Ell precio de subscription. Nosotros despuesi
de considerar detenidamente 81 asunto, no reduciremos Ell tas
maho de maestro ~perodico, pero 81, sentimos mucho tener que
.anunciar a n~uestros lectores que desde 81 pfimero del ano
pr6ximo aumentaremos q precio de Ia subscription de EEL
NUEVO MEXICANO" a Dos Pesos $4,000 al ano.
Las noticias urgentes que estamose nviando a nnestros
s~uscriptores que estan atrasados . no han removable su sus-
cripc6n, a todos aqienos' que las reciban4 les suphcamos enca-
recidanente les den Ia mas pronta atencion que les sea posi-
Bile, pues de 10 contrario nos yerenos obligados a desconti
nnar ss nombres de nuestras listas de suscriptores.
Una vz mas deseando ayudarr a nuestros lectores tantol
como nos es possible nos hemos resueto FL hacerles una Offer.
ia especial por el resto que nos queda de este aho, asf es que
esperanos tonep ventaja de csta oportunidad especial
OFERTA ESPECIAL: Hasta 81 da dItimo de este a6o|
podra I'd s~uscribirse bajo1 IA yieja tarifa B sea por I'm peso
al aho, pr el periodic que I'd. desee; este es: Isl I'd nos femi
te para antes del da 81 de Diciehnbre q valor dc tres amos de-
suscripcions . sean $500, acreditaremos a I'd con tres amos
az sslgcripci6n . sea hasta Ell 31 dc Diciembre de 1929, aahporrran-
dose Ud. nn Glen por ciento.
LAsfRFDACCI0N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

tando; p~icoteando y trinando un pre-
cioso canario de sedoso ' pajizo plu.
MAZE. P~enetraba ell sol sin estorbo
de coigaduras ri trasparentes. v TODD
10 inundaba de regocijo.
-lAmaliai Ama,,a, ortt6 10 81.
ven Al hallar dasierta Ia ssIita AN.
az esfas@ S
.,,
,raaoa9 W. wSc.la. .epuso otra Eoz
llSs9a " Aau@sr' 81 M cuarto, entra'
tcran hermanas Amelia V Cecilia y
tenian entire 81 una gran semejanza;
solo que "a segunda parecfR mas bella
gaba. eVestfa Amelia senciIIo vesti-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Los BoNcs OF SALUp SON
FUERTEMENTE ENpOSADoS,

Los Bonos de Salud expedidos en-
la proxima campaha de Sdllos de- Ma
Yidad de Ia Cruz Roja a los contribu-
yentes en- sraTde escaia al fopdos lie
Yaran sel end0so del Gobernador o. A.
Larrazalo. Teniente Gobernador r. f.
Pankey, Holm O. Bursum de Socorro
" Nathan Jaffa do Roswell Ell Co
bernador Pankey es ~presidente en- el
estado de- la venta de los sellos,
mientras que los otros tres seiores
son oficiales de- Ia Association de Sa-
lubrfdad P0blica de Nueyo Mexico, la
cual ytgilara ef gasto del dinero levan,
ltado pof medic de la campaha del 1ro.
al 10 de Diciembre.
81 G~obernador Larrazolo fuertemen-
to sostuvo Ia eampana para la crea-
.ei0n de un departamento de salubri-
dad del estado. y esta profundamente
lnteresado en- asuntos de saiubridad,
Ell ha expresado su aprobaci6n de la
venta de sellos, puesto que Ell dinero
levantado ser4 gastado dentro del ess
tado y faciIitara aYudar al departa-
mento de salubridad del estado en- 81
trabaio que Sc Ia trazado. FL ST. Bur
sum es ahora presidente de la Asocia-
lcion de ,Salubridad Pdblica de Nuevo
Mexico. al paso quesel Sr. Jaffa es ell
tesorero y fue Ell primer vice.presi-
dente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

NtEA 0E JANE 9MN
Ia amenaza de Gabriel D1Annunzio.
.eI iefe i~nsurgente italiano, de inva-
dir 81 territorio de la Dalmacia que
Sc halla ocupado por los yugo.eslavos,
ha sido motive de serias preocupar
clones para 10 Secretariia de Eatado
del Gobiernp americana.
Una acci0n De parte de D'Annun'
zio para ~intentar una invasion pof
81 mar, arrnnarla ia responsablidAd
directamenfe Aobre los Estados Uni
dos, q los que Sc les encomend6 ppr
la C~onferepeia de Pazs Ia ~vigilancia
de las aguas dalmatas al sur do Sc
.benico Y la guardia de IA costa ocppa-
'da por los yugoseslavos.
La Seeretarfa de Marina americana
se ha frehusAdo discutirS que acci6n
Sc fomaras por las fuerzas navales
americahas al mando del Almirante
Andrews, que es 81 encargadof dc la
,Wigilaneia de esas aguas, pero sc sa-
clones para IA SecretaFfa de Hstado
ci6n este respectp. con ell Sub-Se-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

Pasa 4 "a TerceraPlaaa)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

en- Nuevo Mexico, puesto que el 80
por ciento del dinero reclbido del pro-
ducto de su venta, permanecera en- el
estado para trabajo de salubridad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30
he Isis Presents
John Petticoat"

William s. Harris newest Para
mnunt- Aircraft picture, John Pet
fiecats," which will be presented AT
the Isis theater this week has a
quality hat most ot his stars rroduc-
, tions lacked, ana this quality will
proba bly, make. il universally epopu-
Jar This qu&iit$ makes II untFer-
jat THIS quality liz comedy
II is full Of ii The picture starts
cut with one az The funniest situa-
lions fmarina bis and the fun is kept
riEht up Ia the end.
TaiH doesn't mean that II isn't
strong draH}a-~it Is fully as.stfanE in
H5et and situation as Wagon Tracks,
ft3 instance, or almost any Hart pic
tuYe that could be named The
comedy * simply an added attraction
I Hart Is lumberman IN the North
west Al the beginning OF the picture
a letter from lawyer announces
that h. has fallen heir TO II nfodtste
shcp. He doesn't know what
modistc shop il hut ne suspects Il
is saloon. and I've goes to New
o. cams So fitd nut, When he secs
what he has Inherited a proper
shame overeomes him and forces him
"a eoheeal his ownership.
Then thea plot enters in and con-
Germs a girl, her father. and the
roang wpmau who manages the mod
iste shop. This girl, to whom Hart
becomes good friend. ~ betrayed by
q society snuh who il ~ the same
time trying 10 marry the girl Hart
loves The unfortunate Young woman
commits suicide and tho h}anea for
her aeath is laid on Hart All works
ont eicVeriy and unexpectedly to =
happy ending
@a%4e ri the b.st scenes of rho pie-
turc arc those in which Hart. Invited
a. fashionable ball 4afaazes tina.
guests by giving them a real Iumb er-
lack dance. This isn't tho hit he
expected he tried To learn the
waltz, Which is ns funny ~ might
be expected. This suhtitles arc Allied
with excellent humor a4s
In order to have the locations ex-
actiy right, the Hart company went
~ New Orleans to make t.sis pic
tl~' So in the exteriors many
sllnpscs Of the old city are shown.
The supporting case headed by
Winifred Westover. and including
such favorites as Walt Whitman
Ethel Shannon. George webb and
Andrew Arbuckle. does uniformly
good work. The story was written by
G. Gardner sullivan. directed by Lam
bert Hliiyer, under the supervision Of
y y sFryfs ~ frfs3ss~ ~ ~ a.,t ~ rs =
"Jehn Petticoats" will please all
who like William s. Hart In strong
man roles Furthermore. II will
please alt who like good motion pic
lures. with lots Of action. drama and
comedy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30
Clara kimball Young in
Road Through the Dark

The story OF The Road Through
the Dark" in which Clara kimbail
Young and her own company Will b.
seen at tho Victor theater, tomorrow.
Tuesday and Wednesday, is as fol-
lows:
When Gabrielle Jardee tClara
kimhall Youngl falls in love with an
American, John Morgan. who her
conservative Partisan parents strongly
disapprove OF, she is sent away from
Paris 70 the home of her aunt.
Madame lie Coulter. who lives in =
! little village on the Meuse
/ Then comes the war, when the lit
| tie village on the Meuse is invaded
| by the Germans. Little Georges.
! Ga hrielle's brother. Marie Louise and
! Madame lie Coulter are killed by the
drunken soldiery. The Kommand
ant Prince Karl, of Streilit2, who has
/ desired Gabrielle. q8Nes her shelter in
his Rrsonal qtK rsslIe then tells
her that il sheNWflti 55ecome his mis-
tress he will Save tfies rest Of the
people of the town. To save the peo-
pic of the town, she gives herself to
! him. A Fox Sunshine comedy is add
| ed
Constance Taltnadse'e -" 80
TIP the Road With Sallie," which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30
College Boys Return
At the Colonial

| 1t Is graduation day at college, and
! the pampered son of millionaire re-
| turns home His millionaire father.
/ who owns n string OF soap factories
!. figures up I'm detailed account, just
what his son has cost him since his
| birth and arrives at total of two
| hundred and ninety three thousand
dollars. The father starts his hoy to
| work in one of his factories. making
soap. This In the situation that
starts all the piicattons in 1T
Pays to ADVERTISE new Paramount
Aircraft picture starring Bryant
Washhurns which will be shown at
the Colonial theater tomorrow, Tues
day and Wednesday,
The picture is from the play by the
same title which was one OF the most
successful OF recent Broadway plays,
The original was written by Roi
Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett
and Elmer Harris did the scenario
Donald Crisp directed the picture and
c, Edgar Schoenbaum was camera
man.
This Is said 10 he one of the most
delightful light comedy vehicles in
which Mr., Washhurn has yet appear
cd. The action Is hltcd with sparkling
comedy and the climax is triumph
for the truth of the wcll-known slo-
gan. A delightful romance runs
throughout the story. Lois Wilson is
leading woman and others in the east
are Frank Currier, Walter Hers
Clarence Geldart. Guy Oliver and
Julia Have
Raising family Of lids isn't the
easiest hing t,r , 10y vnp has been
an orr Ran slp-, L., WIS LAD him
self Such y the conclusion of
Charles Ray in Interpreting the char
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30
THE SEAMY SIDE
OF BROADWAY
by Dixie Hines.

New York Nov. aa.--New ,York In
the most cosmopolitan city in the
world, If we take the estimate OF the
world traveller who should know.
Here one tinds "quarters'' from every
section of the globe, II on- is judged
by their amusaments, no ciy can
successfully compete with this for its
polygiot amusement enterprises
4 company OF French players was
brought to New York last Week and
set down In their own PLAYHOUSE
given Parisien programme as dis
tinguished from the average French
and started out on what promises to
be one of the distinctive features of
| New Yorks artistic and theatrical
world. II Is as Parisien rs the houlc-
wards OF that gly city Itself Serious
drama, Sex problems. and the what
yoa-do in her place play has no as
sienment in their repertory. 1t Is
given over tn light, gay and amusing
plays with and withouk slyEIo~ao com-
rainment. and the first pru1ramma
WIS q rare delight to BroRSNa yites.
TIL" significant feature liz thkt1he pa
tr0uage is not restricted tM~T renchx
men and women Americanx,r bmpose
the majority of the audienaA This
indicates that the popularitXNf Eng
lish as an imported Language In
4 idiiAC a. W uG IGNGiGEa, TeTCH
is to become the stepchilMkof the
English language in Amer1tE This
may be credited to the~se lAiers and
war workers who have filmed by
the millions and are etiit ~returnlng
by the thousa nds. Thex. take to tho
French language. which thevslearned
abroad. and perhaps asnaw group of
German speakers will 4tv~-drveloped
when tho army Of occuua Johs returns
to America and then, art~sisen only.
may German az a LANGUAGE x6r opera
and drama be restored..s~s~ss.ay
-------- -, y
The Theater -Parisiet winch was
opened in New York lasl-sEHSE has an
assistant manager and .tYrASUfer who
il one of the adept tieAStsvhandlere
OF paste boards for th8 xf1at Will
lard Dempsey tight in-~8ofs1D. Mr..
helms IL more Of tnx1tf1Rl man
than French studenx ~09 49, fIstiana
devctee, When he reached Ix{ledo hi
met all the big hghtersyandssght en-
thusasts. and took lesspps IN fistiana,
So wren the firht Came on he knew all
about left jabs, right crosses ana
everything.
Now Mr.. Neims~is called upon %
be courteous to French patrons, ana
some of the people who viaif Tho
TheAter Harisieh ~ 1FoAch -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30
presents WILLIAM S. HART John Pettlcoots--
noniy craft nhue

will be the feature attraction at she
y ietnr th@n(er THURSDAY t'"i~'e"
SATURDAYS William u. Taylor. ad
mittcd(y une "t lHc f,4Q.ots- n,. - go.
that branch - the motion picture
industry. Nj. Taylor achieved an en-
viahle record in the screening Of Tom
sawyer its sequel 'iiuek and Tom"
and His Majesty Bunker Bean
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30
At the Isis Entire Week

The present picture includes many
.t"4tIt,ttA "t d"htsnttC' hume height
ned by dramatic passages which
make 1t an ideal vehicle tor Miss Tai
madsc as we'll as for MI TAYLOR.
whose forte Is precisely along these
lines.
FATTY Arbuckle In "Haysecd'" is
the comedy feature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Madame Ruanc Bogislay. the noted
singer. of folk songs. Is as much Mt
home in dramatic plays as she IL on
the concert stage. and there is no one
more brilliant in songs than she
Recerrsiy she acted role fl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

inquired tho daughter.
They are, my dear" Madame
Legislative smiled, 'the period when
an aeress is supposed TO stop telling
them"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

Through the Ages" After the
about 1t. 1T is a play of the middle
ages, she explained.
And what are the 'niadcl aEes7'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17

Answer Chocolate Pic--yolhs Of
cggs cup sugar. cups milk. table
spoons flour. / teaspoon vanilla. butter
fiEe OF small egg ! square chocolate
melted Cook flour In part OF milk. add
the other ingredients and bake with
one crust rso whites Of csss for
mtrlrguo on top
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
|ablcAL PARTIES
|L0SE IN FRANCE
Elections Show Gain by Re-
|. pubIicans of Left,

lpARlS. Nov. l7--tHavas } Result'
tho elections thus far known show
at among the winning candidates nrc
republicans Of the left. II radicals
1dicnl socialists. ~ republican social
=. unified socialists. . prOgresslves
oNibor8iA and conservatives
tvrhc republicans " the left gained
ppts ard loW 4 the radicals gained :
S3d lost .: the radical socialists gained
4, and lost TO- republican socialists
M ined ? ana lost 2; unified socialist
6 6ined and lost 5. tho progressive
r Hined Z. the liberals gained T.. and the
nservatiNes gained 2,
INmong those known 10 have beer
6tctcd are Andre LeIcvre. former min
iAtcr OF finance. Arlstldc nrland. form
~ premier. sam Abel. governor of Al
Ara: Capt Andre Tardich minister OF
dbckadc, and invaded regions; Albert
XAvre. under secretary for the interior
4hianuel Brousseau. Prince Murat, Al
s1nnder Blanc and Leo Abrnml
It.ouis Lnffcre. minister of instruction
~. among those whOac term expires
QVd NJ. Colliard. minister OF labor Ar
tkr Augncur, former mlniutcr OF IN,
NY and Cen. Charles Lutard, formcr
r meernor of Algeria.
Womplctc returns from f7 depart.
n1Ants In which there were l2O doputcs
- bc elected, show the radical social
ilts carried only ten seats
scQmplete returns from 2od corsiiiu-
A. ies show the conservatives, nation
dArts and moderntes received ili sont
- the extremists -. tho moderate.
lining i5 and the extremists losing Is
fRONr Sunday N,v "a -rnli,ottnr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
Efficient $780,
I@Hbuseke&gp@&8Q rs =
VIW Loura A Krknon
Louro A, KrNnon

q. L. A,--"wVii you please reprint
the recipe for chocolate pie which ap.
peared In your column rseentlyf I
omitted TO cut II out and have lost the
pnprrh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
LOT OF RHEUMATISM
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dlscOlor the skin.
Timber up Stop complninlng' Get
y small trihl bottle OF st Jacobs Linl-
meut' at any drug store. and IN Just n
moment you'll be free from pain. sore
ness. stiffness and swelling. Don I
suffer- RELIEF awaits you. "St. Jacobs
Linlmcnt' has relieved millions Of
rheumatism sufferers in tho last half
century, and Is just as good for rcl,,ica,
neurnlgtn mmbago. backsche, sprains
and swcllings. tAdv.)
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how hlph my sink ard Kitchen table
ought TO be am i've and a half
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prob,b,,lon Not Vet Assured.

ieT. LOUIS, Nov. lI.--Werning that
yarmanen. prohibition was not absolute
In assured In the United states. was
8unded by the Roy. DR.. Daniel A.
Filing, OF Boston In an address last
1.ht before the National Wonen's
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union In conyen-
I'm here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
| n, c. L. ~. French Prisons.

SfARls. Nov. l6.-Tte hish cost Of
MINK has invaded even the prisons.
according TO Vie rnrisinne. " Call
l)ex. who is awaiting trial on the charge
q intriguing with Germany. has been
Shiged, II IN said, 10 pay 200 francs
dhay for his maintenance In n private
E|bm In the state prison.