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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
Labor Cuts Own
Throat Striking,
Convention Told

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. O-H. II.
Merrick Of Chicago. president OF the
Mississippi Valley association, de-
nounced strikes in his address here
late today before the meeting Of Zone
No. l and referred to the present
threat Of . strike by local longshore-
men as Tyranny on the part of few
longshoremen who want shorter hours
and more pay"
Delegates from a. most southern
states attended the meeting.
Mr.. Merrick referred to labor lead.
ers as being drunk with power" and
said when they fought a town they
cut their own throats."
They call themselves the American
Federation of Labor" Mr., Merrick
said, in speaking Of participants in
some strikes, but | want to know il
it is possible for 100000 to stop l00.-
100000 people from moving the
wheels OF machinery in this country"
John w. Parker in his address
urged Cooperation in developing the
valley. Walter Parker OF New Or
leans, general secretary Of the asso-
citation, said the waterways would
give cheaper freight rates to the val
ley.
Resolutions were adopted asking
congress 10 further the development
OF inland waterways.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
ENGLISH SPlNNERS
Low on RAW COTTON

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Present
stocks OF raw cotton in the hands
Of British spinners are very small,
probably no mill having . supply for
more than two or three weeks ahead,
according 10 a report from the Ameri-
can agricultural trade commissioner
at London on the cotton situation in
the United Kingdom.
Labor conditions and the high prices
OF cotton, together with the uncertain
ty Of exchange markets and the dli-
ficulty OF obtaining bottoms for de-
llveries ot manufactured products,
have made the spinners cautious. Few
or none OF them have large supplies
at their mills. Where spinners have
bought ahead they have been con-
tent, on account OF transportation and
other difficulties, 10 leave their stocks
in the large public and private ware
houses.
II is inevitable that the general
labor unrest. apparent In all industrial
lines. should have its effect on the
cotton workers, An investigation in
dieates that at present the relations
between the master simmer and his
10000 employees are in better shape
than in other industries In Man
chester there is an unanimous desire
20 get the industries on q satisfactory
footing.
The recent cotton strike. which was
settled BY an agreement between the
parties, was settled with \ view n
a permanent working relation between
employer and employe and resulted
in a permanent and satisfactory ar
rangcment more than covering the
coming cotton year. No further labor
trouble in the cotton industry is look
ed for
While the cotton industry Is nj
peace with itself it is still dependent
on the coal industry. Coal supplies
are low and therefore a coal famine,
which would resul, in the stoppage Of
the Manchester industries. is feared.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
BEL GUM DELEGATES ~S
DAY TO THANK U. S,

NEW YORK, Sept, D-Cardinal
Mercier, guest Of honor at a banquet
a, the Bankers club today, said that
Belgium intends to dedicate one sab
bath each year to give thanks for
what the United States had done for
his country. After listening to the
plans outlined by Brig Gen. George
w Wingate for a permanent mem
orial TO New York's soldiers, Car
dinal Mercier said:
Some months ago, OF June %,
there was in Brussels a general sol
emn manifestation of national thank
fulness to Coda thanksgiving day,
and our great King Albert was there,
and Queen Elizabeth was there. They
were there with their three royal
children, and we resolved that in the
future one special sabbath shall be
dedicated TO the United States TO
testify our gratefulncss to your peo-
pie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
BlACk.DRAUGH1 4
FAMILY MEDICINE
Some Kind Of Stomach Trou.
bic With Cramps and Ter.
ribls Pains Made This
Oklahoma Mans Life
Miserable Until
Black Draught
Relieved Him.

Chicka,ha, Okla.-Mrs. ]. W. Walk
er recently said this: I'VE use Black
Draught as a family medicine and
think il is the only liver medicine
made. My husband makes il up and
uses il as tonic as we'll as . laxa-
tive. use il for headache, sour
stomach, a full heavy feeling after
meals, which ! suppose Is indigestion,
and il certainly does me 4 lot Of
good. 70
My husband had some kind Of
stomach trouble-we don't know Just
what. 1t would strike him just any
time in the day and cramp or pain
him just terribly bad. Someone told
him how to make a tea OF the Black
Drausht, which he did. 1t did him
so much good, il removed the cause
and cured him. Since then we have
praised the Black-Drausht 20 our
friends. and gladly do so"
Seventy years OF successful use has
made Thcdford's Black Draught 4
standard, household remedy. Every
member Of the family At times needs
the help that Black -Drausht can give
in cleansing the system and preventing
or relieving the troubles that come
from constipation, indigestion. lazy
liver, etc.
Try Black -DrauSht Sold BY all
druggists. adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
SCHOOL BOARD BUYS
IN WHOLESALE LOTS

The fact that the board OF educa-
tion ha, laundry soap, stove polish,
concentrated lye, matches and scis-
Sors on its shopping lis, is no indica-
tion that il is going into the house
keeping BUSINESS. A fairly complete
supply Of household necessities is in
dspensible in the schools.
When the board goes shopping 1t
buys stove polish in lots Of 70 half
pints. 800 bars Of laundry soap, 900
rolls OF paper towels, 200 gallons OF
paste, l07S gross Of crayons, $50 gross
Of writing pencils, and 900 gross OF
pen points.
Supplies are being checked ont to-
day from the storeroom in the ad-
ministration building for delivery to
various schools.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
Facing Firing
Squad French
Spy Escapes
Execution Stayed When He
Asks for CallIaux.
(By The Associated PresA)

, PARIS, Sept. O.-Thc dramatic es-
cape early today Of Pierre Lenoir,
from death at the hands OF a firing
squad in the Vincennes woods was
the subject Of lively conversations in
political circles today. Lenoir had
been tried with Senator Hmnbert and
other defendants on a charge Of hav-
ing communicated military intelli-
gence TO the enemy and was sen
fenced 20 death.
The firing squad already had taken
its place and preparations were being
made to escort Lenoir out to meet
death when the condemned man
begged TO be confronted with former
Premier Caillaux, who is under
charges similar to those on which
Memoir was convicted. The execu-
tion was suspended and the con-
demned man remained in his cell
Members OF the chamber OF depu-
ties in discussing the matter today,
declared that the Caillaux case was
mentioned and also that the name
OF Ernest Jude,z, former owner OF
he Paris newspaper LEelair, VINO IS
under indictment here on charge
OF having had dealings with the enc.
[my IN the purchase or founding OF
French newspapers with German cap
ital,
The arrest OF another member OF the
u
\ chamber OF deputies and also OF a
Epfominent newspaper owner Is said
70 be expected shortly III connection
with Lenoirs statement and It was
even asserted that his revelations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
CHANCE TO SEE SELF
AS OTHERS SEE YOU

Opportunity to see yourself as
others see you is likely to be furn-
iShed any spectator at Sgt. Sam Rus
sells drawing exhibition. which will
be held every morning at the ma
rine booth at the fair grounds, Sgt
Russell is the marine corps cartoon
ist who is the originator Of several
syndicattd series. among them
"Gimick and Cadet, and Private
Cootic and Major Headache
At the fair grounds he will draw
faces selected from his audience.
Each morning Sgt. John Bank,
will talk on the marine corps. il
front OF the marine booth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
MARINE RECRUITER
TO BE DISCHARGED

, Serg, Stanley Williams, who has
been in charge of the marine recruit
ing station here during the last seven
months, will be discharged today after
u months service. Sergeant Williams
spent II of the u month, in France.
Williams will be succeeded by
Sergt. John Banks, who has been on
recruiting duty at the station for sew
eral weeks.
The number OF recruits accepted at
this station during recent months ha,
exceeded that of Kansas City, and
several cities Of like sire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
Mexico Held if
Blame Is Waived

WASHINGTON, Sept D.-Ad-
vised that the Mexican government
has instructed its consuls 70 refuse to
wise passports OF American citizens
going to certain districts Of Mexico
unless these Americans waive the re-
sponsibility Of the Mexican govern
ment for any physical injury which
might result, the state department
yesterday telegraphed the American
consulate at Tampico that any such
waiver would not operate 10 interfere
in the slightes. with the obligation Of
the United States to protect its citi-
rens under International law, The
department also announced that II had
answered inquiries from Americans
planning 20 visit those Mexican dis
tricts 20 the same effect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
The Modern Family Doctor

WHO j, your family doctor 2
81 can't tell you"
why not' Don't you know his
name2"
"Yes. Dr. Johnson used to be our
family doctor but nowadays mother
goes to an eye specialist; father to
stomach specialist; sister goes 10
throat specialist; my brother is in
the care OF lung specialist and I'm
taking treatments from an osteopath."
Detroit Free Press.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
HORIZONTAL HEART
HAlTS ENLISTMENT !

The fact that his heart was not In
the righ, place prevented the realisa.
ton OF the hearts desire Of Charles
Barger Of Oklahoma City. Barger de-
sired to join the marine corps. but his
application was rejected at Tulsa.
While Barger's heart was organi-
cally perfect it lay in a horizontal
position exactly in the center Of his
chest, instead Of hanging perpendie-
ular. as hearts generally do. II was
attached, moreover. to the left lung.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
wealthy Csttleman Acquitted.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Sept. %
G. w. Lowrance, wealthy Yoakum
cattlcman charged with the murder
OF w. M. Dutton, Chicago insurance
sAan. was acquitted by a jury in the
criminal court late yesterday after
nearly twenty -four hours delibera-
tion. Duiton was shot by Lowrance
II tie miasken belief that he was
Dr.. w. H. Walker, whose killing the
rourt rulsd wosld havs been justifi.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
YOUR KIDNEY and
BLADDER TROUBLES
QUICKLY RELIEVED

II you ara suffering from burning
sensations. catarrhal discharges, irrita-
ton OF your bladder. palms In the
ure,hra. too frequent or scanty dis-
charge Of urine or pains In your back
or groins. begin at once taking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-20
New Jap.Amssrics.n 4 ~ Steamer = -. 8

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. D~-Es-
iablishment Of new line Of Japanese
stesners soon to begin service TO New
0slDans( Via Cape Horn and South
In ports, was announced here
3 representative OF Naka-
pnpsny Of Telio. Jspan,
eenoeuy. .-~{I~&-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08
NuevO seViCiO que OfreCe Ia Division de QuimiCa
de Ia EStaCi6n Experimental InSuIar
Por F, A. Lopez Oomingusl Jss de Ia Division de Quimca

FL nsccticda fungcida nccesita
contencr el arscnico, el sulfuro, o
el veneno cualquiera que sea, en- pro-
porciones adecuadas, para poder
destruir el ORGANISING entire el cual Sc
quierc protegcr el plantio de los ami
males; e alimento, aquellas sustain
cias que el .organismo animal necesi
ia para su reconstruction y para de-
sarrollar la cnergia que su trabajo
demanda. Sicndo este asi, es logico que
al comprar una cualquiera de estas
sustancias, el comprador Sc entere
antes de decidirse pagar el preco
que SC lc pide, cuanto conticne cl
producto en- question dc los ingrc
dientes que 81 intercsa. Adcmas que
como las formulas dc cstas comblna-
clones cstan va prcscriptas para ca
da case, dcbc cl que vaya usarlas
ccrciorarsc dc 81 la composition del
producto que le venden, corresponds
con la formula rcquerida. Esto es, cl
cOmprador de cstas materias al igual
que el comprador de abonos, dcbe
exigir una garantia, Y una vez que
haya recibido su garantia, veriiicar
la, hacienda analizar una muestra.
Por 10 general los productos impor-
tados de los Estados Unidos traen su
garanta estipulada sobre el envasc
o paqucte, pero Sc haccn mczclas 10
camente que no llevan garantia al
guna, 10 que no ofrece protection al
comprador. Debc exigirse que Sc es-
tipulc al comprador los por cientos
de los ingredientes activos que con-
tiene la mezcla.
FL Verde Paris sc ha cstado cotl
zando en- el mercado as centavos la
libra.
FL Matachanga Y matacaculo sc ha
venddo de $4,000 a $500 tonelada.
Este producto consiste de una mez-
ella de guano con Verde Paris. FL qua
no contiene 0.57 por ciento amonia-
co, 20. % por ciento acido fosfori-
co total Y 0.54 por ciento potasa en- el
matacacuIo; y 0.65 oo amoniaco, 1857
por ciento acido fosforico, 0.51 por
ciento potasa en- el matachanga. Un
guano de esta naturaleza Sc vende
por $500 $4,000 la tonelada.
FL xii tick Sc vende a Sl.SO
gallon a cuyo precio sale cada bano
de 1850 galones por $24.5O Hacien-
do la mezcla en- la casa, cada bano
costo arededor de $500 la Conf
sion de Alimentos, segun information
facilitada por el DR.. j. Bague.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRTTo
sEccIoN sEGuNDA

Lcidas las minu' IS dc Ia session an
terror fuoron aprobadas Sc vicron los
casos siguientes:
Rafael Martorcll, cx partc. por cxpc
diente dc Copias Notarialcs Sc auto
rizo nj abogado, sus,itu.7. con los pro
tocolos notaria'es del scnor Jorge Dc
mingucz para quo cxpida las copias
quo dice Ia ordcn favor dc Rafael
Martorell
Marcial Suarcz Suarcz. cx partc.
por nombramicn. dc IN administrator
Judicial. Sc dispuso quo por cl abogado
del poticionario SC cite todos los in
tercsados al efecto para una comps
reccncia, que scra con el i'm dc nom
brar nm administrator judicial Ia com
pareccncia tendra lugar cl dia once del
corricnte las nueve dc IA manana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08
InteeSante y TehidO deSatiO de baseball entire
"LajaS Stars" y "AII AlaSCO"

Los masnihcos teams dc base
ball Lajas S ars" Al Ansseo
vicncn cclebrando una seric dc muy II
hidos desafios. FL primcro se ncv6
cabo en- I.ajas. cl dia vciutc sic'e
habiendo ambos contcndicntcs regis,ra
do igual n6mcro de carrcras cada mo
v tcnicndo quc suspcndcr cl iucgo por
lluvia, sin habcr llcgado a decision n
guna. sicndo. por tanto. inclorto que L.
jas dcrrotara Anasco cn aqucl cncneu
tro. segun Sc hiso aparcccr Gu ma pro
grama dc Ia American Railroad c.
cl domingo
FL dia tres, cstos mismos team
volviercn a cnconirarsc On cl Campo
Atlctico dc Boqucron. dondc fueron por
invitaci0n especial dc Il Compania dc
Fcrro carril FL cncucntro no ha podi
do scr mas rcnido la cxcitaciou iii TO-
fans fuc indcscrptihlc In Il move
no inning ambos clubs habiaa
rcgistrado igual numcro dc camera.
tres cada mo E.an apcnas ae cuatro
y treinta paeado mcridiano No haba
indicio alguno dc lluvia. Il sol con'i
nuaba radiantc ofrcoiondo gran 5ii
cicntc los amanics del sport II
manager del An Anaseo liccn
ciado Baigcs. insistio en- que continua-c
cl juego hasta llcgar a una decision 8
hasta QUO 10 permiiicse "a naturalcza
A este hubo do negarsc RI scnor ri
garry. manager del Laias aie
gando, entire otras cosas. quo sus mn
chachos cran muy ticuos qne el
iuego habia terminado con cl uovcno
inning por 10 quo no dcscaba cou'i
nuar Nucstros muchachos 50 mautuvis
ron cn cl campo alcgsndo quo q inc
20 debia scguir hasta llegar i una dc
cision. scgun 10 determine q articuio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08
LOO FarmaC6utiCOS de JunCOS
TeSueIVen CerTaT los dOmingOS

III domingo ) del corriente Y en- Sc
sion ccIebrada por los farmac iuticos
dc csta localidad, acordaron el cicrrc
dc sus cstablccimicntos rcspectivos los
domingos despucs dc las IL a. m,
qucdando alberta una dc cstas para
atcnder al pubico.
Al cfecto FIN dc dar coaocimicn-
to al pueblo dc este acuerdo, Sc ha
hecho circular por toda la poblacion
sus barrios una hoiita suclta. en-
los terminus siguicntcs
AL PUBLICO EN- GENERAL
"Tenemos el placer de informar a
todos los habitantes dc Juncos Y puc
bios limitrofcs. que por mutuo acuer
do. hcmos convcnido y rcsuclto ccrrar
nuestros cstablecimicntos dc Farma-
cias. los domingos a las -
Vclando por cl intcrcs del pueblo
su salud, hcmos resuelto tambcn
que una Farntucia peJmdpe@cG dbier-
Ia para atender al despacho dc Dro
SdSs ASOSbdS, GU. 1 ara stl hi S1 d1OA :
do una regla de turno bajo las con-
diciones especiicadas a continuation
(a) FL primer domingo sea cl
10 dc agosto del prcscnte lc CORES
pondcra el turno para permanccer
alberta a la "FuimUci0 Oricnte"
OBJ FL segundo domingo sea el
II del mismo mes lc correspondent a
la 'Fdrmucio Duran".
(c) El tercer domingo sea q "a
del mismo lie pertcnccera la Far
Dtacid Martnee. Los turnos siguen-
tes continuaran dc acuerdo con la es-
Gala anterior.
Cuaiquier ciente de las farmacias
cerradas, podra y debera. acreditan.
do sus derechos como tai, tomar sus
recetas demas efectos EN- la farma-
cia alberta durante ese domingo. Es-
ia cargara el importe de 10 tornado a
la farmacia donde tenga alberta su
cuenta dicha persona.
ST align accidente desgraciado en-
la vida colectiva de esta municipali
dad hicicsc nccesario tcner abicrtas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08

Sccciou For IA prcscu'c sc con
dcrc autoridad al Comisionado dc Ayr
cul'Ara Y Trabajo para cntendcr por
81, por sus agcntcs. cn todo 10 con
ccrciente cmigracioncs dc trabaiado
res en- Puerto Rico
Scccion Q Scra dcbcr dc dicho Comi
sionado tan pronto tcnga uo'tcias dc
que una cmigracion dc traba iadores
haya dc lcvarsc caho cu Puerto III
co. inquirir. inspcccionar. intervene y
regular las proposicioncs. promosas. con
dicioncs II ofcrtas hcchas los fraba
iadores na'ivos cn case dc omigracion /
y gcstionar. suscribir Y hacor cumplir
los contratos que Sc formaIiccn. VI sea
por pcrsonas naturalcs iuridicas re
sidcntos cn fuera dc Puerto Rico. "a
en- cualquier estado dc IA Union Ame
ricana cstados ex'ranjcros. velamdo
porquc la estabilidad rcpatri cion dc
los trabaiadorcs que SC hallcn fucra
dc IA Isla qucdc garantizsda
Scccion 3 I'm ninguna emigration
estara obligado 81 Gobicrno dc Puer
to Rico protcgcr nj cnforzar los dc
rcchos dc aqucllas pcrsonas quo salic
ron del pals. a mcnos que los con'ratos
que Sc llevarcn cabo entire los cmi.
grantees Y cl cstado que los confratare
fueren sancionados por cl Comisionado
dc Agriculture Y Trabajo. Disponien
dose. que en- case dc emigration Dc Is.
ia Is'a. cuando dicha contradiction 81
formalizara cntrc porsonas naturalcs
o juridicas dc paiscs ex'~anjcros. scan
o no residences dc Puerto Rico. cl cum
plimicnto dc dicha contradiction dcbc
rs ser garantizada por el gobierno dc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08
(Dci "DcparMmepto dc Agricuita'
1a n Trab0jo') }

IIabiendo notado la populardad
que va alcanzando en- la isla el uso
de sustancias quimicas para defen-
der proteger los sembrados los
menudo sufren de hongos, insectos
otros organismos que les son per
judiciales, asi como el aumento en-
ell consume de alimentos preparados
para ganados, y habiendo en- este
mercado como en cl dc abonos la pro-
babilidad dc comprar materas dc
un valor inferior al que sc dcsca, 0
dc pagar por un producto dado una
cantidad excesiva su valor real,
csta division, dc acucrdO con q Sr.
Director dc esta Estacion, ha crcido
oportuno ofreccr sus scrvicios a los
scIiores agricultores con cl fin dc
prestarlcs su ayuda Ell la compra IN
teligente de estas materias.
Nuestro proposito es recoger y
analizar muestras dc insecticides,
fungidas, y alimentos para ganano,
Y publican en- la prcnsa los resultados
obtenidos para conocimiento y guia
dc los que habitualmente hacen uso
dc ellos. Asi mismo analizaremos,
siemprc que Ia circunstancias 10 per-
mitan, aquellas muestras que nos en-
vien los agricultores bonGfde, quc
habicndo comprado, deseando COM
prar alguna de cstas sustancias,
ouieran cerciorarse dc las proporcio-
nes de ingredientes activos que elias
contienen.
En- los Estados Unidos, donde exis-
ten leyes regulando la venta dc in
secticidas, fungicidas, alimentos
para ganado, al estilo dc nuestra ley
de abonos, todos estos productos Sc
venden con una garantia estipulada,
v con una marca Y analisis prevla,
mente registrados. Aqui aun no tene-
mos estas leyes que no pueden tardar
mucho en- venir, pero entire tanto pue-
dc establecerse una protection casl
tan efectiva como la que pudlera
brindar la ley, 81 los agricultores asi
10 desean.
Ell valor comercial de un insectici'
da fungicda depende, entire otras
cosas, dc su contenido de ingredien-
tes activos, como arsenico, sulfuros
del mismo modo, ell valor comercial dc
un alimcnto para ganado esta deter
minado por las preparedness dc pro
teina, carbohidratos, grasa que
contiene.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-08
LA LEY DE EMIGRACION


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