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CORTES I~NVTThCION

IA EIlL DAVIS OIL ASSOCIATION.
,uyo anuncio ararece IN OTTO iuEar lie este
nc-i dice. invita- coajiaimentc Il los l~cct'rc'
i, IA PRENSA" "a cue hogan una dete-
~. ;.,...;,-,,iin DC s,:s propiadadas : pro-
yc,.-os. Fl honorable -. Davis. Mayor o."
IL Cildad dc For, Worth. nvcs'ro Prcsiden-
20 40 n,-,,i-a RI. ornrnGaci6u algUna, pu"S
ran,o Il COMO las dem"s pers"nas que Tor
III, an dc indisrutib.c honradcz, sino "Ec
-,1 ..,.r-as N asdrsos pptrvlicros. ca los que
run.,r. ,lasd- h \. hasta Il T.. "clda uSt.'s
. nucst-a- oticinas y haga una ~iaveSrEai."n
,.,--npalnrntc dc u]ucstros o'rcc'7licntns. cue
fara conveucido de Ia magnliica "poFtHn'l"H
.a-,i4as on rrcstr. compauia. Nenga listed
=. rl.a,rra oiicina 81 cc-ciurar~". y r" Por ell"
- ,Adsb
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jP0R QUE ATACAR A LOS MExICAN0S?

cousidecandose ofendido dijo: "Nuy
bien. 81 este es 10 que usUedes Qule-
rem significar. los de San Antonio
deben conSiderarse asi mismo al lguai
uue los ~mexicanos;" V Sc desencadena
V arremete contra eSUos intentando CO.
locarlos en- Ell mismo nivel cue q los
negros.
\ mi me parece que el case no es
an&logo, porque el po!emlsta DE
Boston. ignorantc de los hechoS, OIL
vida que hacc qu~inicntos amos. cuan-
do America estaba en- pleNo estado
salvaje, los meXicanos tenian sus di-
nastias, Su Gobierno, Sus MonarcaS'
aSi conc su religion. SUI historic, Su
literature, su artc Y 81 arquitect1ra
muv semeiantc a Ia ETipcia y eSta-
bar. ademas, muy a~vanzadoS en- AS
ronomia. de tai suertc que a Ia fe-
cha conservan todavia su perpetuo
calendario Azteca.
Esto Is va suficiente para lamar
Ia atencion del polenista de Boston e
invitarlo a leer IA "Historia dc Me-
xico" Dc Prescott, el Cara a Cara
con los Mexicanos,' de l~nglehardet,
ei Viva Mexico de Flandrau y el
Atlantis" dc Donel.
En- la pagina numero 162 dc esta
ultima obra hallara que Il clTlllza-
ciGn de IL familia Nahoa eStaoa en-
carnada en- Quetzaicoatl. La hlSto-
ria, respecto i 81 dice:
BESIDE ell LELAND oricntc, desde la
fabulosa Huehuetlapalap, este ms
terioso ~persoraje VINO a lula, IIula
es ahora MGxico) Y Sc hizo ell Dios
patrono V ell Gran Sacerdote De i"S
de los Tolteca&' Sc lc dcs-
cribe como sicndo I'm homhre olanco'
con una fuerte complexion dc cuerpo,
ancha frenre. oios grandes ; barba
muy pohlada.
e poiemista de Boston, ieyenco
tales obras sabria tambie9 que los
mcy;can0s son americanoS. pofque
Mexico esTa situado en- el contlnente
americana.
Ur Ohservador AmercST9.
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FL DR.. YAZQUEZ GOMEZ
DICE QUE ESTA
DISPUESTO
Viene lie Ia 1a.l

hasta aqui al Saqueo De los fonGos de
Ia nacioA en- aquel ramo de la Ad-
ministracion publica.
Ahora bien; como I'd. dice en- su
peri0dico De fecha II del mes que
curse. que Sc trata de 'formular IN
cargo del pasado Y dc senalar un
peligro dc future" vuelvo Z decir que
renu1cio = "a prescription legal, u
pucSto que mi honorabilidad no eSta
sujeta Z tiempoS nj 4 circunstancias:
como ma sido. eS Y sera siempre. En-
consequence, estoy dispuesto q So
meterme 4 n accion de los trlpuna-
les tan iuego COMO en- mi pals Sc ha-
ga juSticia = snpere n ley; cuando
los jueceS cumDI"n 0 ST. deoer y no
con 6rdenes <~uperiores; cuando no
Sc venda In i]USticia al meJor pos
tor; cuado haya garatias Y no yea
mos repetirsc los casoS de F~eLazquez
y Arnulfo Arroyo. \ no solanentc
hago este. Sino que invite muy for
maimence a TODOS los que de vein
te amos 4 la fecha hayan tenido cue
yer con 81 manejo de los fondoS dc
Ia nacior. as; como a aquellos a que
nes Ia ]ocinion Sanala como hanleH-
do recibido Embellishments dinero de
las areas plblicas. Z que hagan igual
reuuncia Y pidan igual accion judi
cal o popualr, 81 Sc qulere: pues
creo sinceramente que Ia honr2dez
IS una de aQuellaS vlrCudes que,
cuando Sc GuGa 3e su eNiS5encIa. no
debe acaprar Ia protection dc nj
exception legal.
81. senior Director: hay mIchos a
ouienes Ia opinion publica senala
como habiendo rsalizado pingues .
i8moraleS negocios \ 10 son;bra de
les go5ierncs de nueStro PalS: otroS'
uobres aver. Y hoy ricos Y aun MI
IlonarioS sohre q~uieneS recaen lden-
ticas ~so<DechaS: y para que cada unc
uQedc On Q! lugar cue lc c~orreSpon-
de. creo que 6 necesario que la YER
dad reSp!andezca. IA veria listed en-
rorces como. 81 este se mace. Y de
IBERIA hacevse Dor honor dc Mexico.
81 mundn ~cS-up"iacro Eer'a deSfi.af'
.c l.no. siao ma ~erie lacerm!Ha"le
d. AUTOMOBILES mas o menoS g-lSeS '
hasra ncgT0S. N;euJraS este no Sc ma
ga. Ia Socicdad me%icana eHg&nada'
sceuirri cOnSideranGo como ,nmaco
I2dcS 2 muchOs cue hien "lereceH
rarmfnar 81 a~zisrcncia On y Pr
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Una pohre co1paracicn
al Editor:

al Editor:
Deseo decir anas cuantaS palabras,
en- respuesta a la carta publicada en- el
Light" del dia 70 &C Febrero, fir
mazda por In "BostoniaEe.' 4 este
lie digo: ..
listed. en- rcspues.a q 10 carta del
San-antoniano, dice que listed cree
oue 81 Gel ssn-antoniano,l pienSa cue
eli pueblo del norte Sc pone q 81 mis-
mo en- igualdad con los negros, nc
reriendo ]asicntos r~eServados en- los
tranvias. III en- las oscuelas nj otroa
lupares publicos. Y adelantandose
aun mas, dice cue 81 tai cosa Tue
la QUE Sc Quiso Significar. entonceS
los san-antonianos. deben ponerSe
ellos mismos en- igualdad con los me
XicanoS.
Permitame listed d~ecjrle Que IS
una Dobre comparacion Ia suya. por-
cue un mexicaEo est. considerable
como un hom5rc blanco, en- TODD el
mundo civilizado. Y por 10 tanto, re-
ne todos los tituloS de tales nom
breS.
listed dice que IN meNicano no e.
ciudadano americana por nacImlen-
10. listed Sabe de mas dc una doce-
M de mcxicanos jovencs que nan
los de los cuaies han dado 0 { sus
nacido ' crecido en- este pals Y algu-
viGas en- N guerra, : 70 plenso CUE
>,. l.. ,,t-5+,nS GeTpshpS gnp
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HAGA SU CERVEZA

No s~:aIQuier bebida dale o IL Ks ilsns-
So "caSi ce-vc@a. siUc q veTtacc-2 CO.
YEA. Sabrusz. fuartr. y @--mo=
Sumi-%-z=..mo = -S-eC EEeS;~o @Ir-acto
O., csrvgzz -gI-5o-:@" -oUs5S,rrtc - iGpu-
- = malta &C. is 2~scigrs-. son b 80, pGe-
Cr listed hsre- r- sas.- IN rIvstrcs ms
--l-cioncS. "a H-jo- rr-v"=..
u prer'u g.. Victoria E~-ysrt- -aS. &a-
- Il -atuusz tr HIeua -s-vs=2 T-Iger. q &C
H. 100. Na-Noa0s -r tI.--g Sor ~ Crlel =
recib.= cl ~a-'i.l.o 'io-a d. -s-,"=. Ia "a
hES-a-ivr DC r"rT-- ga casa s. e. e-via DC
-us=--o cE-r.c5s u rs Ez-gGos a7oa3SIciuUls-
f9s. g .p-sr- Gl-au-.--uy~ ~S''s.Gcc'5G.
VICTORIA SUPPLY co.
~ Morton BIHy. N-r- Nc-s. y. I.
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Dr.. F. Vazquez Gomsz.


Cuaado los intestiaos fuacioaaa i-5SSG-
Ea-nca.c Ia. 50 sentira ~Croicsto, y a msaiu@
o-c ras= .. cien:2o I'd - sent'7N Ge9T-
I'd. DueGe ubrarss ug cstaS iacomoNfuIGss
laa Llsis al j. q rc-oEcrsc : I Il mana
N .isIicrtc v.s. I'd. cusnto IN mclorsa",
De ycrta 10. Ia Eo,;ca san Pedro. 40 "
Commerce 81. SGD Autcrlo, Texas. 'Ha'.'
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(Vienc de Ia !a.)

marcamente e. cargo. Y luego Vlene
con I'm iusulto para un e~Ntranjero
como 81 supreme argImento?
En- cuanto a las depredaciones =
despoios en- nuestra frontera, es un
estado anormal de nuestroS asuntos,
debido a rueztra malaventurada re-
voluci0n Y al reconocimiento dc di-
chas condolences anomalies como Co
bierno de Facto; pero ESQ NADIA tienc
u yer con las condolences del ne
gro aqui. Y no iuStifica ell lamar 4
IN ~trabajador e~Xtranjero Un sucio
negro Mexicano, textual "A Derty
Black &eXicaa.}
Un@ NeHicana " orgullOsa de ser
To-
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co; S.

G~RATIFiCARE coz $500 Z IL persona cue
me p-oporcione irGorE?s5 cier;oS de Ia Sra
Elena Rodriguez Y lie sus dos hiias. Rene
dos : Cat4rina YGpe=- dc. 20 y s amos de
clad resr~rrtivanente. Sen oriyinarias De,
PSnjamo. Gto.. eucJHtraudose en- Asosto de
1918 rcsiIicndc en- Nuevo Laredo. JTarnp,.,
en- Ia casa 20 de IL Gale del Graf. GarzA.
Todo irforme sobre cl particular diriiase =
Jesus Ycpez, Maple Ave. Fai-mont City.
III. t2"i
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$500 DARE dc qualification = 10 persona
Que nc Proporcione i~nforn,sS eXactos de mi
padre .Anas;acio Razo. de 81 esposa Porfi-ia
Patlaa y De sus hiJos Tomas y Eleuteria
RaZu. Is picado de virueIa y originate DO
Rom:.a, Edo. &c Guanajusto. Hace ounce
a9cs Sc encontraba en- Cadis. CAL TODD in
forne sobrc Ct particular dI:ijase a Tomas
Rago. W!ib-rD. NJ
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ENSENANZA
MATRIMONIAL

DESEO ZANZIBAR c~or-esTundencia con Sc
ruriu. O >cHu-a honorable. de nacionalidad
incxicana % americana. objct" m~etrimcnio.
D.rijansc schrc ci particular e Louis Martin.
x. No. 1918 Wcst Houston =. San Antc-
MO. Teas. (25J
70 ENTABLAR CORRESPONDENCE
con scuorita ,ncyicana. uhjeto matrimoRIo.-
jansc sohrc cI particular . Mouico E:z-
rucz. Rapp. kansas. Via Oss.cc CITY. t2&t
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona Uuc me
p=oporcionc informeS cNactos ie mi padrS c.
i-iano Silva. Iui"n probablennt" and1 :tcom-
parade dc 81 cspoSa. Paula Naci4-. : d. sus
0trr5 nucvc hijOs. Todo infn' NE aohTc 81 par
ticalaT. dirijasc I Antonio Siiva- Camp Nc.
!. Box IS. Long Leaf, La. t26s
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RUENA CRATIFICACION e

BCENA CRATIFICACiON So dar:I Z Ia per-
soma que NJ" pgnporciUne p! actual louici-
20 de Juan Caballero, &c ~ anos dc cdad.
ai.o. pcio ruJio. 5joS ciaros. con un lunar or
Ia psrtc de atris dc! cUelip y Uns YcrrliEa en-
~ oio: orisiuario de Noceia. MEGA, Mexico.
Haze tres rnezcs 5upe g cncontEaba en- esta
ciudad. CuGloUier iEformc Score 81 pa-ticg-
lar. sirvausc dirigirIu :, Ia Sra. Maria c. dc
Cihailero. Hotel Aurora, 1872 ~. CONNER
ce ST, san Antonio. Texas. t2ii
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i CASSEEE.
CataioGo DE- azras ;ucz.cG1as : ot-as
~naciona'ita5cs c4teas@ AsEG dc her-
moses Colh-es-
Envirrss IA DOLLAR s9Lzmcn:e y nos
80 Il, -.r,T T-.rlr=. yr1c..a dc CO.
rrcc. n-r-.-r yomp'cJn caLt!oru Caat-l-
-onisl con ds---rvrIp.-S C-.al3Gas. 60
TOGRsFIAS. $ONBEE> ! DLRECCIo-
MIS- de j6vsrcs- sc@o-aS ) SeDo-itas
,,ev;ran.s \ ts otraS Hac;onaiiGsoe5. al
ma yiuias Ge Inzc1aClsS auteceden-
= Ugicrcs GcSran c7coE.-a- IN hcR-a-
10 - b!eu cspuso. ia. puede sSSrI5ir-
Ie di-seu-nsaSe q cualquieSa &c ellas
= co1rsas- I'm matrimoaio ieliz en- cor
20 tempo. SozOs diEncs &c ccnf:ar=S
Y ros ted!camcs = an HeEcCIc AonEa1o
y fc!tr. 40 pe-aira. pues. que = Pc
GCc6a SIuG de IN dGta- este dc pov
medic crt-v I'd. y ~ uIy EUs;bls FE
LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
Escr.cz hoy mISmc !:
RELIANCE CLUB.
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DESE0 SABER cl paradcro De mi he-r:aro
Ramon ACUsyo. or!ginario De Yur.cuaro.
Gto. Cucrta -; amos de edad. SuS ult;mzs
nu:icias las recini Gc Anfor. GAIA Ia per-
soma Hu. pronorcionc inforTss i:iertcs So j.
cratificard con $500. Dirijansc sobrc ct
particular 4 Jesus Asus5o. Lorcna, Texas.
i25l,
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VENTAS
SITSIJRRIC a

LOS SOLARES MAS BARAToS DEN
TRIO DE La CIUDAD. No pague mas rcn-
I. hagase ducno dc una casa. \ una cua-
dra de Ia linea de tranvias West End GER
IN de Ia Gale de In Cruz. Estes soiareS
dan frcnte q las Gales DO Perez. Monc!o-
N v LcaI. entire las calic dc Trinity y
Navidad. ccrca dc las esruelaS de In Gale
lie. Lone. Prccios $4,000 haSta $500. Con-
dicioncs: S5.09 81 contadp. 81 rcsto, $500
mcnSualc-. W. J.. Schutz. Oficinas !. >. ).
Riverside Bldg. l0i West Commerce St. Jun
To nj Pucntc. TelGfcno Crockett l223. San
Antonio Texas. '23)
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AVSOS DE- OCAS<OW
PROFESSIONALS

ETTADALUPE BERLANGA ofrecc sws Scr.
yicios como PARTERA y solicita cosrcspen'
iencia sobre ei tralamiento dc otras enieE'
Texas.
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pESEO SAFER 81 paradcro del senior Ca
li&;o Mora!cs. quien on AhriI de i?l SO en-
cuatraha en- LarlDasas. Texas 3 on Julio
dcl nlisnn aio en- Waco. Texas. GrItiffca-
re- con $500 q In persona que proporcinnc
in:orntcs eNacios diriSiGndosc a FraUcigco l..
PcralcS. EssterIy. TeNa~. CA
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AGENCIAS DE I~NHUMACIONES

AGENCIA DE LNHUMACIONES "&EEL-
IEY."-AutomGvil = amhUiancia. fGrerales.
>Hicrtn dia Y nochc. E.sdujna DE Vain ave-
mug y Travi. Street. Telefonos Crockett 81
y 1868.
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Sc GEAThIFICARA con $500 q la per
soma Q.c proporcione iniOTH.cs ciertcs ,.
mi csposo Guadalupe Hernandez. - . amos
&c c,!ad. b.aTco. baio Dc cucrTo ; pirslo
&c yiruela. Dir'jasc schrc 81 particular =
Pctr. Ruiz. 1928 Achrr .ivr. Chicago. ,3sI
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SUBURBIC JUAREZ

VENDU BARATN hiciclota cast nueya ;
5tros va-ios arL!cu!cs De ESQ doncstIco. iGJ
81. Cd
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Concordance en- F-G24s = Legambres.
Fuerte e.isteacia en Chile Verde en- Nina-
ere y Seco dc todas cls5ea. 2lS aatamo:cs
St. San Antonio. Texas.
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PESQUISAS

BUENA GRATIFICACIO& 50 dana 4 "A
persona QUE rn propO-ci0rc iriormcs dc i.
sonora Euiaiia Sosa. Dc cusrpo reEular. mo-
-cri = cara redonda. Todo inforrne diriia-
80 q Vicente jim&Ecz. cargo Booth & Finn.
Camp Nc. .. CCntcryille. kansas ~
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7. II. PTTTMAN. Succsor 10 Ia Rogers Ticy-
Gle Shop. EXpcrto n reT.lrac;oIeS l. J:=!-
pra:tica. 90 Market Street. Tc!9foao &c
ckctt jIis.
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THPRESOEES:- S. 1ccesita e~squclaS dc
6efurciGu. r-an-c5. cStiio msxicaao, cscrIha
piticndo prccios {" muest-as = i~lGcio Z.
Iozaao. rs y. Santa Rosa Ave.. San An
+orjo. TeS.s.
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G.. MENDEZ ! HNOS.

TfCAS De :otas cI25es Sc veItcG. ca-noian o
Ycpa-an. Il. Z. Hzr..!s. IOI Eava.ro st. Cen
trail Office B.dE. Cruclett 1924.
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ESPECIALDAD en- reciamscionts por dance
pc-sonales. atrupeliosr etc. Haze toda chase
d ccbrarzas. +. ?. Mc. CIcskey, FL Frost
BLDG.
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.oUITA-ARRUGAS. NaGico Ta!isT:an contra
Ia yejcz: ~hcrrcsra, d. frcscUTa ri cUt,. Gui-
SnGu les a4.--as pcr Tcscldcs que sean.
Prccio 500. Direction: Minerva Mod
cine Co. 3e5i. Guadalupe s.. san Anto-
Mo, Texas.
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EECESITO 1Ip#rcrus para toGa clase Dc re-
paraciorc-. T.r2Eaio permanent. bUcn suct-
d.. "iC r. Houston =. go
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20 ENTARLAE CoRREsPONDENCIA
EMPLEOS

NECESITO ycirticinco nUchachos con 't-
Cicicta. OcurTan al Hotel Laredo, io3 80.
SANTA Rosa Ave. 81
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Sc VENDE piano ~,crtica! caoha. us 5000.
-r 500. 90. al contado. Informan sci North
st. 80
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PRESTAMOS.
ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAN NUY BARAToS dos cuar;os
Y cocina lugar muy ~censrIco. 80 West MUG
VI s.. '-n'.
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MAGNIFICA oPORTUNmAD PARA BUE-
M INVERSION. Rcsidcncil :nods7IIa ie
dos pisos: coEstruccicr. de ia4rii!r. G q!
rertrc de in ciudad. todl ciasc de cornnc:-
dadeS. situada en- el NJ. 526 So. Pr-I 81
Taubicn ~c-.ificic para uecnriO, iaEd" fceAte
= "a ca,Ie dc Alamo. al SUI. nIEncru .e9.
Feudo dicias Dropicd2Gcs. Para mayores
i.fn-rrcs dlrigirsc ri p-Cpietar:o ]. II. Secie.
ICg Alamo ST. M -. "onfest:.an liam4GlS
Qo- ~tc.jforo nj - accptan cam5;os.
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DIVERSOS

I'm ANUNCIO On LA pRENSA' aiernpre
Is De exitn seguro. Lame I'd. al telcfouo
Travis 2iil y aninciesc desde luego.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
One More Amendment Voted Down; Agreement Reached to Decide Two ,Mqfe.STo- day; Predict Voc On Rat
 ification Within Zen Days
Rally By Treaty
 Enemies Possible
Some Talk of Secret Session to Prevent Senators Making Long Speech for Publica- ton in Daily Newspapers;
 Hitchcock to Limit Debate

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Hope for speedy action on the peace treaty frightened up again today when the senate voted down one amendment. agreed to dispose of two more tomor- row, and renewed formal discussion of methods to hasten consideration of reservations.
 Tonight some of the more optimis- tic predicted a vote on ratification by the end of the week, while the leaders cn both sides thought it likely to come within ten days at the latest.
 Tn the background of all calcula- tions, however, was the possibility of an eleventh hour rally by the treaty's irreconciliable enemies, who have in- timated more than once that they were mindful of the opportunity which might be presented to talk of final roll call until the session of congress ends early in December.
 Altogether the situation was a doubtful one. but Republican and Democratic managers seemed confi- dent that it soon would clear. While debate continued today they held many conferences and found agree ment everywhere except the irrecon- ciIiables, it was said, to bring every possible pressure to bear for early ac- tion Tomorrow Democratic Leader Hitchcock expects to ask unanimous consent for a sharp limitation of de- bate, and he believes it will be agreed t..
 The amendment disposed of today was one by Republican Leader Lodge to strike from the treaty entirely the Shantung provision. The vote was Al to 26, the proposal failing by the votes of virtually the same senators who several days ago defeated the committee amendment on that sub ject.
 Early tomorrow action will be sought on the amendment of Senator Gcre, Democrat of Oklahoma, for a ropular vote before any declaration of war, and later, the proposal of Sen ator LaFollette, Republican of Wis consin, to strike out the treaty's labor provisions, will come up under an agreement to vote finally on it by 3 p. m. These are the only amend ments now remaining before the sen ate, and their disposition will clear the way for work on reservations.
 Part of today's debate was on motion by Senator Borah, Republican
 Continued on Page Two)
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FORCE MAN ID SING
 DURING RAID
Band of Indians Still On a
 Rampage in Sonora; Hang Rancher When He Resists Attempt to Steal His Mescal

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov Awhile a band of 200 Yaqui Indians were steal ing his food and emptying ore he had sacked for shipment out on the ground, cutting up the sacking into breech clouts, Aurelio Rodriguez, owner of Palacio de Hierro mine in the Moctezuma district of Sonora, was forced by the Indians to play a guitar and sing lively Mexican airs, according to arrivals here from So nora.
 The Indians told Rodriguez, he told the authorities in reporting the raid, that they had no intention of killing anyone but were raiding in order to get food and clothing for their fami- lies. The Indians appeared to have little ammunition.
 A small party of the Indians en- gagged in sacking the home of a Mex ican rancher near Palacio de Hierro met resistance on the part of the lancher when they attempted to take several bottles of mescal he had among his effects, the arrivals said. The Indians hanged the man before any of their leaders arrived to stop not be learned.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
Labor Conference Objects to Senate Remarks and May
 Move Elsewhere

WASHINGTON, Nov. A. Incensed at critical remarks of Senator Sher- man of Illinois in the senate, several members of the international labor conference tonight declared that un- less official assurance was forthcom- ing that the addresses delivered yes terday and today are not represen- tative of the attitude of the senate, steps might be taken. to adjourn the conference or move it elsewhere
 While the senate addresses were barely mentioned in the conference hall, delegates freely discussed the matter among themselves, and sev- eral declared their willingness to leave Washington. Conference off cials, however, are making an effort to avoid any break.
 Advocates of a forty-eight hour week, which is favored by the report of the organizing committee, crashed today with defenders of straight eight-hour day on the floor of the con- ference. Opinions of capital and labor delegates on this question are further apart than on any ether item of the agenda, members said, and if the con- flicting views can be reconciled, speedy agreement on the other issues may be expected.
 The debate was opened by George N. Barnes, member of the British war cabinet, and government delegate to the conference, with a speech in which he endorsed the 4S-hour week instead of the straight eight7hour day, because the former is more elastic" and can be put into effect more read fly by all countries.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
Wish They Had All Of 'Em On Our Back Fence

NEW YORK. Nov. At the fall fur auction, housecat skins brought as high as $250 each for export purposes. Now the de mand for live cats. of healthy fighting stock, comes from Euro pean countries.
 The war, through food restric- tions, the use of cut fur for sol diers' winter garments, and, in some parts of Europe, the place given cats on the bill of fare, has cut down the cat population abroad.
 Rats and mice have increased accordingly. Belgium is espe- cially eager to buy robust Ameri- can cats.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
Japan Is Willing To Cooperate With
 America in Siberia

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Japan is ready to cooperate with American military authorities, both civil and military in administering affairs of Siberia. This was indicated in a reply of the Japanese government to a note from the American gov ernment last September Announce ment was made by the state de- partment today, although the text of the reply was not made public.
 There was no announcement. as to plans suggested by either gov ernment nor was there any state ment as to whether negotiations have been concluded.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
Convict Five For Part in Elaine Race Riots

HELENA, Ark, Nov. 4. Quick disposal of cases of negroes facing charges in connection with the upris- ing in the southern part of Phillips county, the first part of October, continued in circuit court today, five being convicted for first de- gree murder.
 Today's convictions will bring the total number to eleven. Conviction auto matically carries with it a sentence of death by cleo trocution.
 The negroes convicted today were Ali Banks, IT,, and John Martin, charged jointly with the murder of W. A. Adkins, a railroad special agent, when a small sheriff's posse of which he was a member, was fired upon from a church on the night of September 10, Joe Fox and Albert Giles, charged with the murder of James Tappan of Helena.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-05
Important Meeting Of Local Legion Tomorrow,

Attention Is called to the regular meeting of the L. A. Engle, IT,, post of the American Legion on tomor- row night at Maze hall, when subjects of extreme importance will be brought up for deliberation. Among these are the proposed bo- nus systems, in which ev- cry ex-service man in the United States IS vitally in terested. Bruce l.. Grove, representing the vocational department of the United States government, will out line the plans of that or ganization for assisting dis abled veterans. Reports ot the Red Cross drive also will be rendered. Music and smokes are on the pro- gram and an urgent invi- tation is extended to all for mer members of the army, navy or marine corps now in the Warren district.