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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
sALEsMEN WANTED

WANTED RrrREsESrATivE
In each c0un'y In Oklshoms TO cell our
g. made to MEASURE suits. Norfolk suit
,u. - souh Robinson. Oklahoma city
WANTED Salesman With car TO inter
view farmers. opportunity to earn 5000
yvat Sec Mt. drsham. Rirrssde hntst
WANT 10 really i've wire salesman with
car. to DIVE rural routes IN Oklahoma
whore We are not now represented, for
ono Ot the strongest OtgAnisstioua In the
Nrst II you are producer anu want
steady emplo,Arnt the year round on
stuctly salsy proposition. call or write
J n iiartsli. care ftdsni Hotel. Law.
ton. OKLA
wANTLD--Rssuy i,ys.w ssissmsn
with ears to drive rural routes In Okla.
hons. where We ste not nov represent
cd this 10 tho strongest publiships house
IN tho west sni II you are = producer
ana want steady employment tho year
round Gu strictly salary proposition.
call or write Circulation Nansu-r Okla
homA Farmer. Oklahoma section the Cop.
per Farm Press IN T. Robinson. Okla.
hgmA CITY.
Statesmen sqd dealers GETTING rich sell.
Ing IDEAL KEROSENE GAS BURNERS.
Tor hestins and cooking exclusive terri
toy. ~sn,.d ,is,s and county sssn,s 10
otEsnis. hlsh.elss sales forces n you
ara capable u earning $500 - ti.oeo Per
mCH,h. esIl ot write. IDEAL BURNER
Mvd co. 10 ". Reno, Qkishoms city.
SALESMAN Position open Tor educated
man u sNod business sbliiv 10 sell
tho Ss~ International Eneyelopsdis to
schools. colleges and ssisc,od customers,
nav edition. ~ volumes. Including war
articles, well sdvsttissd, many Inquiries,
permanent plscs N satisfactory, old es.
t,bllshsd FIRM Address nodd. Mead 4
Co. shgket, DldE k,ns.. ctr. Mo.
WANTED.
i've wire sccsssofv salesman with
email capital to contract Tor cry and
entire county Of oklahoms. there I, q
chance 10 make .sFsrai thousand dellA's
On Investment q few hundred. II you are
Dot hu1tlor, don't bo,hsr
NATIONAL SALES coMPASY.
i9i olI Exchange biis.
Oklahoma city, ohis
WAS rED--ono or two good rsIisbs au-
t0upbiis saiesnen on commission 10 sell
oakland ears In Ardmofs and vicinity
including oil fields. We are prepared 10
sell on tims To peop,s whose credit viii
staud up. and take old ears 81 actual
cash Naues Phone or write s,romAn
Motors Corporation, Ardmors, OKLA
WANTED SPECIALITY sALEsNAN roR
futH mon cLAss sPEciALTiEs
Apriy before q m, or after p m.
ir ", and
WASTED rwo saissmsn familiar With
AuioHUblls accessories or tires fr good
tefri'utiss In paiahoms. The J. u, Bur
N,li Supply 60
WANTED A few good live ws.s 10 sell
on cninpahy intsrests In New MsS'co. =
I splendid chance Tor ths right paIliss; no
cepitai Necessary. ala Empiss nids. n.
ais. after s. w thf.R,
LAVE wi,r oil aoys sslssmsn. capable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

wANrkb-! or . neat cisan nous,
kscpihs ruSWs close IN. Call " sol
rsn q NJ, ~ g. M,
WANTED Three modern mfhl.h.d room.
sni private bath tiaD-n section or
norm preferred references sIuhshssd
Q.li. OAlsh1man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

WANrtp praush'smhn ~ ru fennrN
. unuHirIr'Yn. permanent ..1 GuafAut
ff.tk tiHt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

HVhKbNkD nOOno vOa oW11
HoMEIiKn furnsiAsd resms. esstsaliy
ioeaieA; every comfort sal cesvseteaeei
q fanny hotel; reception paties. hss bsthA
ne telepke~s. rsas ,able vesaiy vateei
sivs " . cell. Hotel cAissa. ofek n
fsssadvay. n ifi.
tk0Sf ssylA sesn. iSi 6sss lih II iii3
fk0in bvbkOd1 y psivsis SsmA =.
~ ss(eheeshssl, esssisasn pssfsFrs1.
fok EsNf--MsvH sy-sAsl s,ss, sss.
- ,sssSsi&S, IL! krsssn s: I ss~s; y
u Msl:
.i;aE sAG - SssSi sT s'SS'S
rW4S3fa1 7i1SI1S4 ISDssSssN. Z N
y ASeeaSlA esl ~. teeA
HIcs si..l ~: I =: ;lS Az: sss's - - 'slI h
sss d.y5f5 ss.T.. n y TssS ssHsrs e.
IEiHiy IssSGs = .S7,ss. ss,7sss,,
~ ss'A ~. 'sns:ss~ ,,i ~ s''s' ~
ttc4 Iab6S 9c1(kS31 1SSM, III " Fk.
c0j1p p6Nrx1Ex issSISSs1 ssslEsSsS ~
..'csa sAtssslas hs!h. ~ eysslsne.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
Mo,svNOI.D 0oops

snd fufniiNTei ODD pisg.s W To .
luons rhone Maple soii ioi N.
AaIhFf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
sIT,Ar,oNs wANrsD-MAI.E

uuuEkEFrEF -l'h general i.irsr and
HHWt tl .ntutng experience, desires DO
I E.tuH a. fIu.Ir accountant Win an audi
'.r or pt..1 accountant u. u. ukaho'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
wANTED-rO KINr

WANrrD-To rent hsit OF store ~ equal
space mus, bs center business section.
Uot fgf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

WASTED--,. . or ttoom hou.. by Nsfch
!. NJ good location sill guarantee hest
~ care Phone or write 4 n Ryiislii.
Tucker Furniture so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

70 ALi from s~nsf. toomirs OF apart
men, house, With issss. from !, 20 80
taons Y a. usish0man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

NANrtr. f,rfren,ai hooHssrpp ~.
Oh private urHr iiurhHs hHi'i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

rArr orr CLorHiSp wanted. Am-flcsn
d.slsr pays highest prio- IN 1ty Toe
msn. ami bis clothing ana snoss Maple
inH all rall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

NANTEp-., to s'toom unfurn shed apart.
msnt ~ couple no children state To-
cation aud pfifs I.lt. uklAhunAn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
WASvGD-nlsC sCELiANEOVs
sAcRsi sAcks. sAcks

stItIANNp's
sAcRsl sAcks' sAcks
Keep yovf empty fs.d ssess clean ara
du, th,g vhsn Jou have 100 o. mare chip
them 10 No and receive hisbssi prie.s
BOswo mao coNYAar.
Memphis, Tern
References An hsmphs Mans.
sECosp-RAsp CLOTHING E.n pay.
\. bt.t pficss msn, suits, shoes and psnis.
WV CO" "sp' t''s .------.----.
IAN sn Am.tlrsn I psy the hishsst hish
prices fef mems snd bore suits, over
ross and shoes. Phons walnut 9iA ami
rArr OFr CLOTHING wanted, American
d.slsr pays highest prizes IN 1ty Toe
m'n ahi hHis clothing Ani snoss Maple
10 Hli tfom s~nst toomins OF apart
ment house With lease. from !, 10 80
toors Y a. ushsheman
DriiNJ Juas. furnl,ur'. clo,h.s Map.
,ip!
WANTED TO hoy. soit elub. 81, o. SIN.
81. sreh. h.ii, oslshomsn
NANrEp Bsby cAtss. also used We.
tfols both mast ~ tsIssins~ ani IN
good coalition wssi, Route No as. Davis.
VIZ rAr highest price, fot nss.n.psp
mssasnss also bslea scrap pApef. out,
ott0wn orders At,sndsd
OKLA. SCRAP rArEn co.
" i;T, sis Guni
TWO second hand sample trunks. .l,o
concession tent n " nu'isf. usn,
psl Norman Okla
- ss.ss---s-1
wANTED-rO KGNr
>fs-s@'a-''s--' --sss- - ~. ~ >sss~--'
space mus, bs center business section.
Not ipl
wANrED--,. ! or Groom house By March
l. NJ good location sill sIstaniss hest
NJ care Phons or write A n EyiiEiii.
Tucker Furniture so
NANTEp--, to s.toom unfurn she'd apart.
msnt ~ couple no children state To-.
cation snd pfits jas. uklshoran
wANTEp--ro rent March hsv or sis
fo0m hluss or fiat, north ~ Fourth
street rhous ?isb-n. of W lN2
NASTED or rooms. modern. fut.
ni.bsi or unfutnishsd. ". bs't for
WANTED 10 t,nt /. ds.tah'. hunssips
OF Niu lsas. oouaEs WITH scrsasr pre-
Ter In ur near Msstw ood " s3ii. sulii.
,Hu'
wANrhp-! or D n.., cisan nous.
kscpihs ru5ms close In. Call " sog
rsn a, NJ, ~ 3. n,
WANTED Three modern fWnl.h.d room.
ani private bath Ciao-n section OF
norm preferred references sbehsnssd
| QI, ohsh1man
NASTEp-b - room hams. unfuf
n.'hsd Tor .dui' best OF references W
:OU
MAST 10 rent meet furnished roofn al.
Joining bath In modern home by re-
finel lady ~. oAlshomAn
wANrED BY March /, .t or seven
room furnished home. Phone W Iss,
| uSFuRNIsliED four-rnom apartment by
r~spobsiblo ooupis. Cail between 10 sni
/ : o'clock W tgsb
ny MARCH I, or sroom house by
responsible party. rent direct. sAN.
rental commissions Call NJ i5p
, WANTED Room srd board Tor s.n,s
man. widows homs. D.? oNsho.
man
a-f = - - ----7----
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

~ mail. one year .,...tt'.. ........ vs. 90
~ mail sfs yssf. yjth BtSpAi
,kiAIOMAN s..ttt.ts.tt..tt. " ~
~ AGENT garner 90 possb1N, at
eop, or ie s.'s a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

WANrEb.
sTBNogR ArWEU OF &C.. Etp. ....l no 'N y
srgSoCRArHER. on co. Erp p' r'
tOpkE EEEpER, able take charge Ntrn
,uNpTuNETER OPERATOR II not
best. DO not apply ............ Orcn
OKLAHOMA REFyPENCr hssoclA.
TON tAFryI
Hu-..n puratos. iio, n nobln.on
WANTED Lady 10 DO sewing Ani pfs's
iaE Aprly Fren h unique. cleaners
and uycts "a y lluisuu,
WANnlR ~svstal slrl- and women Tor
tat work department can uAo '"fd r
Rnl fnldrf Also one nr twd inrhpeti
currd people Srw state iAnndy. 40
e. Francis ~
WNNTED E,petsrced ,oupr sals.lsi,
references required. Can oriental Stpf,,
2it y ntosdW.l
P.prRHANGiS0 AND RgrAiRiS0
49,. --sss~'sa's- -f-'' 'r s'~-v-N
Wall. rAPsr---c. my prices are the
hDs'. hrins sampiss sstimstrs Wofk II.
" PAfreit iif W ttd Nairu' tltt.
uIlGlSs bro. painting nri papsrhanr.
lns Ntii htins samples Maple sui,
NNsTfE rNiNrtRs sui papsr hsngr-
anything decorative, hafdNood floor
Rpets Maple $50
PAtNriNG Ann phpE8 HANdiSg ~
HOLDER. walrut 1855
rRACY aud rRA"Y. painting AMI deec-
ratinE rnamtlthE our speciality Phones
Maple al aud Maple 'hs
TOM FuKn painting Hrt eager hanging
samples bfough, wsluui sss9-J Maple
btat
Roous rsuored. N upi SAMPLES. also
painting walnut $50. Maple l,iA ".
u Hnsvh
ROACH BROS. tis y hud.an. CAR
NJ lsfi. hiEht, ", nS g@,
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phone
W 1873. Edwards
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

HOTEL Era.MMApwAs

ON BROADWAY, At FOURTH.
Eyery room somptstsly sauippsd fsl
With private hath. Pnsss napls ssee
cornects With oil rooms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
wASvHp-nsacnllANnets

We Buy sssssd.haad sssks ssA susiap
cay higher psiessi caai ~ sriis
f,trls.s nAs Go, pAfshssa et,y. -.
cAsH paid for everything In sasA, ueNtv
snd ebilA~n's cicthies, I can Mrs
pii,. fss scs.h Brssdssy. wslass ssss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25
n ekLAiinMA CITY

psl.fs ufsk delivered ny 'affitr ir
utishBms ,ity and Ni.ihlN, 30
sssk go
All uhsouritsi mAhusctipis lsNsfs q I'D
pirtWes hsHt tH ths Tunes ore -h' ~ 'no
sisL Of the owner rIa oklahoma ruh
nsning COMPANY expressly f'pudisiss Hts
responsibility for hsir s.ia cusiuiy of
return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-25

wANTEp-ro rent Nsfch hyg or OH.
room house or Nat. north ~ Fourth
street Phone W .iss.H. ot W ig2
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-29
The Crime of the Reactionaries

IN A RECENT editorial the
Yakima Valley Daily Am
erican says: '"That Washington
voters are less disposed to adj
minister a crushing rebuke to
the forces of reaction that have
controlled both democratic and
republican party machinery in
this state than are the voters
of Michigan, Wisconsin, Nebras-
ka, and Montana in their states,
would be an absurd conclusion.
'WashingtOn enjoys a well
earned reputation as one Of the
most sanely progressive states.
1t was among the first to adopt
a practical workman's compen-
.sation law; direct primary and
initiative and referendum meas
ure; a minimum wage for
women. Every direct appeal to
the people of this state has re-
turned a verdict for liberalism
and progress"
It is rather difficult to follow
the Americans course of reason
ing. In the opening paragraph
of their editorial they condemn
the forces or reaction" which
have controlled the party mach
merry of this state and appeal
to the voters to administer a
crushing rebuke."
Of what have these forces of
reaction been guilty? In the
next paragraph the American
tells us that the forces of reac-
ton who have always controlled
the two old parties have won for
the state Of Washington ga well
earned reputation as one of the
most sanely progressive states"
We agree with the Americans
judgment Of Washington's re-
putation. A study of the states
legislative record justifies the
statement that it has been sane
ly progressive and that it's leg
islature has not turned a deaf
ear to the just and reasonable
demands of the farmer and the
laboring man. At no time has
organized labor had more than
8 per cent representation in the
legislature, yet no state has
shown more sane liberality to-
ward the rights of the working
man. To our mind this fact re-
bounds much more to credit of
the states politics than had the
workman's compensation act
and similar laws been enacted
by legislatures in which sat
majorities of that particular
class most benefited by the
enactments. Ours is a repres-
entative government and re-
preventative government fails
only when our chosen represent
atives ignore the rights of the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-29
PRINCESS PROGRAM

Friday
Kitty Gordon in the thrilling TO-
nance "Adelle." Also Ford Weekly.
Saturday
Olive Thomas in the "Glorious
Lady," and Lyons and Moran comedy.
Sunday
H. B. Warner in "The Pagan God"
romantic and thrilling drama of a
Mongolian revolution. Also Brown
les Busy Day" a two reel comedy.
Monday
Owen Moore in "Sooner or Later"
a comedy drama with the Selznick
News and Mutt and JEFF.
Tuesday
William Farnum in one of his latest
productions, "The Wings of the Morn
ing" and considered by many his best.
1t is full OF excitement and thrills.
Also The Fox News.
Wednesday,
Special production, Anita Stewart
in the beloved American classic, "In
Old Kentucky" Personally directed
by Marshall Neilan. It's full of thrills
and then some. It has one of the
greatest races ever shown.
Thursday
Bessie Barriscale in "The Woman
Who Understood" and q Lyons and
Moran comedy.
Coming Soon
Mary Miles Minter in Gamma of
Green Cables"
Jack Picl1ford in Burglar by
Proxy"
Constance Binney in '.Erstwhile
Susan"
Tom Mix in /" Rough Riding Ro-
Soldiers Of Fortune"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-04-29

other fellow. AS long as it can
be- said that the forces of in
dustrial and political reaction"
have to their credit well earn
ed reputation for "sane pro-
gress" and liberalism, there
can't be very much the matter
Of our state government.
The call of the hour is for
the election of men-real men,
who become candidates for pub
lie Office only as thorough-going
prudent, American citizens, and
not as bankers, lawyers, farmers
or laborers. We are net ready
to abandon the ways of "sane
progress" for the uncertain
paths of class politics.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12
(Estas noticias fueron publ;cadas ell
la Ciudad de Mexico la visPera
de Ia salida de Carranza)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo o
Don Antonio Ramos Pedrueza ACADIA
de pedir amparo ante e. Juez qulnto
Supernumerario de D%istrito, como
a~poderado juridico que es de la Ca
ia de Prestamos para Obras de 1rri-
gaci6n y Fomento de Ia Agricultural.
e. senior Ramos PedrueZa Sc queja
contra actos de Ia Primera Sala del
Tribunal Superior de Just!cia y del
juez segundo de 10 civil, manifestan-
do Que Ia Gaia presto a Ia Companla
.Agricola del Rio Bravo & suma de
tres millones, cuatrocientos cuatro
mil setencientos cuatro pesos trelnta
Y siete c~entavos. slma que fue utlll-
zada. segun Sc sabe, para e. impul-
so de ia agriculture en- una region
del Estado de Sonora.
Ahora bien. por dificultades que
hubiera para ell page de tai cantidad
Ia Gaia inici6 IN juicio h~lpotecario
especial ante el juez segundo de 10
civil a fin de que Ia deuda fueese re-
conocida. e. juez segundo excnsose
de seguir tratando Ell aSunto en- cues
ton por 10 cue ell breve pasars q
manos del juez tercero de lc civil.
En- braves dias habra de ~celebrar-
SC la audiencia en- Ia cuaI tendra cue
re~solyerse el incidente de suspension.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12

Ipregunta. que le hacia cuantas veces
anhelaba 20 yer u mejlllas ruborl
Zarse.
-iMe amas? baibuci.
MOI. dijo moviendo con gra-
cha su cabeza. Y a~gregando en- segui,
da: Isl 10 sabe... para que pregun
tarmelni
-!Quiero oirtclo siemprei
"A Ia noche te 10 dire. Sabes que
no me gusta de dia. Ademas, puede
oirnos madre.
-iQuieres que lie Olga 10 que ha,
blamos esta manana?
-!Ayi MOI Dentro de algunos
dias.
-Entonces, mo 10 deseas tanto?
de esas cosas! iMadre agrego levan,
-!Que empeno de hab!ar ahora
tando Ia voz.
-iQue cosa, hijita? dijo aquella
con 0 sonolienta.
-ipormia listed?
Nc, zero me estaban arr?ilaEGo
con sus cuchicheos.
Yea listed ESQ., po5res pajarl-
tos, abren el pico como 81 les faltase
aire.
Ell calor es excessive. cI tn, que
tai respiras?
-Muy bien. Mejor que antes. Is
ia manaha pude correr sin f~atigarme.
Conociase que mezclaba en IA CON
~versaci6n a Mi madre, para a~leJarla
del terreno en- que 20 Ia ~colocara. l.
ba yo a ~decirselo; pero adivinandolo,
yuso una de sus blancas m~anecltas
sobre mi boca y dijo muy quedo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12
destruir Ia administration actual! LIE
habla mi c~onciencia, Ia corvlcclon
intima del deber, no Ell servillsnao.

destruir Ia administration actual! LIE
habla mi conciencia, IL corvlcclon
intima del deber, no Ell servlllsno.
listed sabe que siempre he con-
servado mi criterio independents, Y
10 demuestro no s~ecundando el mo-
vimiento actual. no cbstante haber-
lie tenido a listed en- alta estimaclon.
mientras Sc supo conservar en- ell JUS
to medic del mexicano patricia que
solo aspira al bien de Ia Patrla, SIN
esas pasiones personales que han per-
dido a tantos hombres Y de los Qua
les va tenemos hartos ejemplares, ne
c~esitandose va n que fortalezca eI
espiritu nacional, no dejandose CO.
romper nj alucinar, pues hemos Wis
to con dolor que los cue llegan a Ia
cuspide del candidate descienden con
rapidez cegados por su proplo brlllo.
"Yo solo deseo el bienestar de Ia
patrja. el respeto de nuestras insti-
tuciones para gozar de una paz dig
ma, acabando para siempre con los
impulsivos tan funestos, que son los
que han creado la situacion actual;
V con este sentir Sc me encontrara
siempre en- donde quiera que este la
.i%usticia Y Ia razon, con Ia conviction
del exito."
Lo que me pernito transcribir a
listed para su superior conocimien-
to.-Saludolo respetuosamente. Ge-
neral de brigada, jefe de las opera.
clones Militares.-R. F. Iturbe."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12

Sonora. bajo un mentido pretexto,
de defender su soberania Sc insu-
~rrecciona irvadiendo ell Estado de ST.
naloa. sacrificando sus pocos de-
fensores que por estar en- paz NADIA
temian V contaban con muy pocos
elementos.-Los infidentes penetra'
ron hasta la capital del Estsdo, con
Ia intenci6n de depOner 4 las auto
ridades legitimamente constituidas.
les razonable que I'm Estado
como Sonora en- defensa de su sobe-
rama ~atropelle Y viole por complete
la de otro Estado que tiene sus mis-
mos derechos? Yo, sin v~acilar, he
estado y estoy disrlesto a sucumbir,
81 es necesario. combatiendo Ia ig-
nominia que tendra que atestlguar
nuestra historic. sQuien obedece,
pues. a la consicna? 1Qulen defien-
de Ell sufragio libre? iQuien conser
va firmes sus principles de buen re
volucionario? iCuales son los YER
daderos rsurpadores? 1Que seria de
Mexico. 81 triunfaran los cuartela.
EOS Y Sc estableciera IN Goblerno
miIitar Y desp6tico? sCuando vamos
a deiar a los mandatarios elegidos
por el pueblo que termiHen sus pc
riodos para ell que fueron electos?
No salgo dc mi asombro al yer que
listed con su nombre Y su prestiglo
que han sido para mi tan estlmados
apoye Ia in.justicia Y Ia sin raz6n.
"Yo le recuerdo a mi vez u pa!a
bras. r~cfiri6ndose a Flores; cuando
este pretendia atropellar Ia election
popular en- mi persona, declarandose
en- rebellion. listed dijo: "Cualquiera
i~nsurrecci6n. sea cual fuere su pre-
texto. en- los ~actlales momentos, no
hace mas que sunlarse al villiemo,
tporque seran de los factories que for
man la obstruction = que solo traen
Ia ruina de nuestra patria.
":No podrian aplicarse estas mis-
mas palabras a los actuales momen-
tos? Que Sc pretendc al tratar de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12

uno con e. otro. Y TODD su iado IL
MIC. Estremecida y rubcrizada con
auuel intimo c~ontacgo, Quiso POKER
Sc en- pie, pCro mi brazo derecho, pa
sando por sobre sus hombros, Ia 81
iet6 con suavidad, Y apoyando mis- pies
contra el suelo. comunique a "a ha-
maca ell movimiento suficiente para
que nos meciera. Su cabeZa Sc recli-
no entonces sobre mi, sus parpados
cubrieron la mitad de sus ojos, Y sus
miradas. a~travesando sus sedosas
pestanas. Sc fijaron en- las mias. SEN
tia sobre mi carne Ell latido precipita-
do de su corazon, Y el aliento de su
boca quemaba mi f%rente, mas que
las rafagas de fuego que traia en-
u ondas aromadas al aire del jar
din.
Fingiendo dormir, cerraba a veces
sus ojos, y cuando 70 iba a pregun-
tarle 81 realmente 10 hacia,. u par
pados Sc alzaban como 81 hubiese
leido nj pensamieHto, Y IL pupilas,
inunGadas de pudor. de ternura Y de
luz. me di-igian una mirada tan elo-
cuente Y tan LENA de passion, cue la
voz Sc ne ahogaba en- Ia garganta.
sintiendo en- mi eSpiritu los desfalle-
cimientos Que fisicamente producer
los vertigos.
-iEstas comoda? Ie pregunte,
pasados algunos minutes.
-iQue? NE pregunto ella a 81 vez,
con Ia voz opaca, apagada, Y apenas
compensate.
Quo 81 est&s comoda?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12
NUEVOS MOTIVES HAN
OCURRIDO EN- IRLANDA

DUBLIN. Mayo 11.-Cuatro Off
ciales de policia.-dos ~sargentos Y
dos condestables ,-fueron asesina-
dos el lunes y otra condestable Sc
riamente nerido, segun noticias re-
cibidas aqui roy. Estes hcchos ocu'
rrieron en- d~iiereates parties del pals,
uno de ellos IN Tipperary. En- este
un sargento de la policia tue nue.
to por un grupo numernso de genie
armada que atacaron a II fuerZa
de policia, ha5iendo dejado por su
parte tres muertos en- ell lugar de la
lucha.
Uno de- los Sim Feiners que Sc
hallaban presses en- la carcel de
Mount Joy Y que fue puesto en- Ii
bertad tan solo cuando u estado de
salud Sc agrav6 grandemente en- Wis
ia de 81 negative para probar ali
mentos, murio hoy aqui. Dicho pri-
sionero Sc llamaba Alden Redmond Y
su muerte Sc precipito por su pri-
sion, segun ell fallo del Coronel o
Juez especial que investiga los ca
SOS criminales de muerte Y otros
academies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-12
Intento de robo al erario
de la repnblca de Cuba

HABANA. Cuba. Mayo 6.-Gran
alarma Sc produjo Ia madrugada del
sabado iltimo en- el edificio donde Sc
italian instaladas las Secretaries de
Hacienda Y Agricultural, con U off
cinas arexas a Ia Renta y Tesorerla
General de la Nacion. Dicha aiarma
a notiv6 Ia ~presencia de un mlste-
ricso desconocido que in%tentaba des-
Gender a Ia media noche, al ~patiecllIo
Que comunica a I'M departamento en-
Ell cual. !es5e Ia tarde anterior Sc es-
rahan depositando los cunetes que
Gentlemen Ia moneda nacional reclen-
tenlente acunada.
Fl centinela de csc lugar. motto IA
presancia del desconocido Y & marco
q alto. pero en- vista de que este
Sc ~escurri6 para ocultarse detras del
mvro de Ia azotea. el soldado disparo
81 rifle. tanto para intimidar al fu-
gitivo, como para dar Ia alarma en-
la guardia- ESta acudi6, en- efecto, Y
Sc practic6 I'm minucioso registro en-
Ia aZOtea Y oTlclnaS. peru 10 Sc ~
gro enccntrar al intruso que sin du-
ia hugo por Ell mismo lugar por don
de suhi6. es decir. pOr Ut poste de la
Inca de tr=nes elevados que hay
or6ximo al aneulo del edificio, en- e.
4psadero de Ia Gale Obrapia,
Is de suponerse que el citado indi-
v;duo tenia el proposito de llevar a
cabo IN robo en- el departamento en-
cue Sc habian depositado los cune-
-es con Ia moneda recientemente acu-
aadak que ACADIA de ilegar al pals.
Segun informes del SubTesOrero,
! dinero deposiJado asciende a..
$215.OOO en- monedas de a diez centa-
ros .S375.0000 en- monedas de a 20 Y
$1,000 en- centavos.