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rccitar unos versos; pero el poeta
no asisti5, : fue forzoso prescindir
de IL poesia.
Pe-o ALI estaba Enrique Uthoff,
periodista mexicano y audaz e intre-
pido recitador, cue en- Ia Habana Sc
Ia hecho celebre por varios capitU-
los, entire otros por el donaire con
con declara unos versos de Amado
Nerve, que Sc intitulan Guadalupe
IL Chinaca..." Y, como era de ri
gor, Uthoff, con el garbo que lie es
habitual, dijo las quintillas rancho
ra5 de Nervo, Y, ademas, otras poe
sias de poetas mexicanos, entire las
que recuerdo Ell "Madrigal del beso'
de Luis G. Urbina, que es de 10 mas
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DISCOURSE DEL SIR. Lie. GAMBOA.

Tc3go Ia honra de declarar del mo-
do mas soiemne, que hoy, y de Abril,
qucia inaugurado Ell Casino MeIica-
no en- ia Hahana". Y es motive para
mi. dc especial conplacencia, que su
primer acto Official sea rendir I'M testi-
nionio de Drcfundo recCncclmicnto por
q alto honor que con su asisteac;a Sc
han scrvido ~diSpenSarle al EXcmo, Sc
Eo~ P~reside1!e de n Re2Gb!ica. repre-
Scntado aQui disnamente por el senior
Doctor D. Francisco D0minguez Rol-
dan. Secrctar;o de instruction. Publ
ca V Bellas Aries, al senior GCber-
nador provincial; al senior Alcalde de
IA Habana: al senior Jefe De Ia Poicia
Nacional; 4 los Senores p~residentes de
;cs Centres Sociales eXtranjcros, Y de
IN Agrupacion de Emigrados Revolt
cionacios que son timbre de legitimO
orgullo para sus Colonies Y para IL
ciudad que los alberga; a los sehores
representatives Cubanos de diversos
reriodicos habaneros, Y a los varios
cubanoS Y eXtranJeros distlngu!dos
cue esta noche nos acompanan. Con
padrinos Y testiSos de csa ITALIA. es de
todo punto impossible que a nuestTo
Casino" pueda nunca irlc NAL; hey
&ugur;os que a triunfos ~c4uivalen.
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X ( 6 o x TIE

listed Y eusrde esra direction para cue
So lC I1uestre 2 sus amigos que surrel
de Gales, mezqUinps, zizotes y sranos de
IA piel- Con Csc. en- tlmbres postales que
me rcmtta lie mando, q yuella de correo.
franco dc porte, una caiita de pomads
GOaz&lez. La nlejor del mundo pars estas
enferIneCades. Deyuelyo Ell dinero q Ia
persons cue sc cure Y no sane.
ESPfRIDI0N GONZALEZ.
, n. En, sF LAREDO. TEX
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DARE htENA rTa;iricac.1a d Ia persona
THc nc deere in!OriIeS cyic.0s acer ca de
::!i hIlo sai.tiasO I'adilr. como fGc * ,1Ds
&; clad: In i5ncr0 del prcscntr aao Sc
cii'nii:a'3 trahiIHndo IN Fl Campo 1875,
ssh ;. san Saba, san ANTONIO. Texas. n
"ercd de i;nlcit. Texas. ClIiIlH!er inror-
:.Ie sirvaEsc d~!riririO . Mariana PadiIIa,
.S!2 :. San Saba, san Antonio. Texas. g
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hi buena fortuna y Ia marcada be,
nevoleacja de mis- companeros dc eX-
patriacion, quisie-on traerme hasta Ia
p~residcacia de este centric naciente. a
Que no podcmoS desear larga vida, a
P2sar de los esfuerZos que su Eaci-
miento nos Impulse, porQue larga
vida Suya, significaria tanbien aus
nuessra expatTiacion iba a proiongar-
Sc mucho mas de 10 que " d~esSracia-
damente Sc ha prolongado. y las ex-
p~atriaciones, aunque muy llevaderas
vuclvalas una terra tan hospitalaria
Y afectuosa como Cuba, siempre han
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GRAiiEICiI;E con s5.C0 a Ia persona mre
~" piGrnrricna'r infO"inCs cXactas arerCl
dc Iii hlIa Maria G" JcSiiS Tiicrina. casa
dG ron 81 ScnUr Lorenzo MARTINEZ. ri, ann
pasido So encOntrlDau radirGtpS en- FL
t'aS", TEXAS : sI cSpO$p irlJajaba cl n
cantInd 'CrS,iiUs Bar. S~irvan.. dirI:trss
a D. Tljcrina, Is Broadway, Tucson. Ari-
iona. 1i
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GIiATIFiCAiiE cOE 500 2 quien me pro
pnrrionarc 81 actual hucimiliO o ne deere
im!GrIE"S cyariOS atcrra dc hi h:Io AIrre-
do taSirn. como dc ~ afOS dc rdad. de
cEcFPp ~rcEiii2r, nios n""rUS Y grandes,
l'cIp rnDrid". sI> tltipaS EDiicias las re
Chi dc Fort Worth Y kennGa!c. TcyaS.
SiTvan>" d~iri2irSc 4 Petra IaSo. 99g s. La
redo 81. san Antonio. Texas. a.
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NESED Sabcr i hay persona que haya
colocIdo al senior Juan Gutierrez. dc y
amos dc cdad, tcIsadu, pc!O negro. cara
afiladl, picado de ~yiTricla; parerc que re
= dc .AbrIl del grcScale afro en- Saint To-
Sc1n.. No. CEalquicr inrorHe sObrc di-
clio SclloI, sirvanSc d~irigirlU 4 L.. del va
Hey. iG35 :. Sll 81. Saint Joseph, No. ~
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CAMRIOS De DOMICILIO

GUADALUPE BGRLANTA, PTolus0Ta en
Partos, partiripa / So clientele J al rublicc
uCe h1 candidate. su f"StGencia de Ia Ca
lie :. Lcona 9ip. i Ia :.!lie MnRisft cy, ~.
,i0nde ofrecc los srat:aJOS dc ST. professor
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GlAT!FiCAiiL ron $1,000 i Guicn me die
IL IifGfInc5 cHariu> arCrCI Dc! sf,iv-sr mi
padre. Pedro Castro, c2SadJ ron Ia Sel0ra
Maftaila LiVala De Castro y dc mis- her
llaItys Pedro Y Dolores. Cualgulcr lnror-
me soDrc 81 particular, SiTvansc dirlgirlo
Esther Castro. Bon 6. ClaypOol. ArizOng. o
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PROFESSIONALS

pR-FEpERICO JOHNSTON. Mecici1s y Ci-
rueta en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
10 1e, 1870 S. Santa Rosa Ave-, Teiefo-
no CT. s2f.
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Sc NECESITA una mlI"haCha para ira
halo general de casa. Buen trabajO. Di-
rijaSe 4 JeSiiS Garcia. pa South iccOS 81.
an
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SELL0S DE COMA, mhntelos I'd. hscer q
la San Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., 81
Navarro ST. Tel. CT. e04. Atencton inDed!e-
Ia a drGcnes por correo O telefonicas. San
Antonio, Texas.
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81 NECESITAN mucllachos para csco'
ger papcI. Alamo Paper Stock Co., Is
Guini dc las GALES ". san Marcos y Gas
iTu W
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UNICA CASA QUE vENDE DE TODO POR
CORREO. F0ntcrafos y Discos Columoias;
Cruces, B~srandaleS, Monunentos Y Coronej
para tauicros; Moiinos Moctczuma, $500
y $50 IEidslgo, 5000; La CamDana, $3.50.
Ropa, Somhreros, Cel3edo. Muebles. Medi-
ciHas. YerDas, ArtlculuS Mexicanos, etc.
pidanOs inrorincs: ]. N. Flores y Hno., Boz
4Os. FloresviIIe, Texas. tGns
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CuariOs bicn amuCbladoS: famiiia homo
rahIc mexiCana: a dos cuadras dc Main
Avenue v del iranvia san Pedro. Tran
Was de TObia Till a Ia pucrla No So
admitcn nliloS 500 por scmana. 39a L.
Locust 81. 81
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Sc NECESITAX CosturcraS que conoZcar
81 irabaio de- saSirrriG. Bucn sucldo: ira
10 pcrnIanenlc. pirij2nSc Il 22G L0zoyl ST.
4
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PESOUiSAS

GRATIFlCiEE con $500 a IL persona qIc
lie prOpOTclOnc iniOrIm"S cXactUS q Ire die
re Ia direction actual del scIOr mi padre
ap"roX!!nGdaiiicnic 80 cnCOI:raba On To-
victor haiii!clGS qIi"n haze tres amos
rrc0n. CCaauIia. McN!cU. SiryanSc dlrigtr-
- 4 CrlS0 BalIr'1s, WorIaTG. Wy0. az
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VENTAS

CALAIS de nuevos modelos para Ford. Au-
t9EloyIles Ford q los precioS mas bajos
en- ts;s ctutad. Sc entregan inmediata-
melte. Mission Auto Co. 2i1 S. Flores ST.
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Sc NECESITA Pharmaceutical que liable m.
.itS Y prirtIra en- 81 GcSpacllo. 1901 W:
Commerce 81. Nil
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN seforitas para planchaT
V reparar rGpa. Deben taner cSpcFlehci6
Il. Louis Dye Works, 500 Navarro ~. "
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NECESITO nmcdiaiamcntc bucn carpin-
tcIU jOvcn. que liable inGlGS. Ccurran hoy
miSl::O i 80 Main Ave.
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Sc NECESITA urgcn:"n,eGIc III vaqucro.
ncuran 4 ii5 E-PleasaIsOn Road. q
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pODEMOS dar irabajo 4 buen0s obreros
meXlCanoS, prereriDIe que tengari famii'a,
bucnoS Sucldos Y trabajOs pcrImGnenieS.
Los II iIlcadoS tirnen SuS CaSaS al lldo
de I'm hcrinaSo "iO De aqua muy liInTia.
SucldoS ucSdc % centavoS por bora. DIri-
janse 4 Wicr Long Leaf Lumber Compa-
ny, Burkevillc. Texas. o vcnSa inmedia-
tamentc 4 Wicrgaic, Texas, via Maurice
vile V Ncwton. IA
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ARREEDAMIENTOS

81 RFNTAN cuarluS ImuebiadGS ron luz
: baTo; para lirG u dos personals. III
Bowie II. a dos y media cuadrls de il
FIaLa Alamo. IA
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(Fssa i Ia Sa. Col. 17.)
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DIR. L. =. BRUSTAD, 800 Moore Building,
san Antonio, Texas. Especialidad en- IRA
TAMiENTOS ELECTRICOS. diagnosticos por
medic dc Rayos X : splicacion de Rayos
Ullrayiolados para Intermediates de Is
Mol
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SE SECESITA IN Zapaicr0. ENCc!cntc
opGrtuHldad para persona CompcIcnte. Di-
~riian-c L Electric Shoe shop, ScSuin, Te-
Ms VA
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COMPRAS

PAGAMoS los mcJores precios por ora, pla-
Ia hr!ii.nieS, en- cualquiers calli.i1d.
Arhe;ler and Schariack, $40 w. Houston 81.
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YEA casa cnairo cnartos. @aIcria al rrcn-
lie Y Gctris, liberia. etc, en- 1911 san Fer
aandr 81. InCOrman ell COL san Iac!nto,
-, nos II
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CCMoEa, VeudG = Cambio Daien@8s. Coz.
iadorcs ara dinero, Cdi2S de Hero, y
epseres pare ttenGa. 1903 TTeyiho 81.
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BANDERAS mexiCanas para Ia soisaa,
niez cenlavos. 2. Aguirfe and Co., 4a
y. Laredo ST, San Antonio. Texas. (28
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DR.. SAtOME CARA ALDAPE.-De Ia Facu,-
tad de Mexico: autorizado en- eI Estado de
Texas, eSpeclalsta en- Intermediates gent
to-ur!narias v cIrugfs en- general. 0fict-
ma ITO East Srrva ST.
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Sc NECESITAN . :aSircs. bucn suicide,
V pcrnalcnlc lrabaio, dIriJaSc I lis JcI-
rerSOn 81. %
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M0NUMENTOS de Marnol Y Granite. b.
:andaleS de Hero. McClein v Stehl, 59i
=. commerce ST. Telefono Travis sto4.
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SR- ARTURO cRAME:i. oprico sui.o, Espc-
ciaiiS;s de Ia rlsts. SIS Hicks Rios. Is
qulDa de housron y hvenids c.
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fr''D"Tp rs Eer">ar:o cnronrrlr IN he
cho FESTIVE Srbrc "l nal que usjei adobe
-. 1Gtcs 80" SCI possible cncCntrar un re-
E'glilo que /" SEA i listed Dencnro: asi e.
GEr. a."r cue ne haC"r iiu- mysIno un eS-
IG"JSH ben r.;gu..lGp. iI-f-i.gau~. Dor 81
CA&tNJ hi Ia SATIN. h~a-lenGGu!, una
vs>stl. = Ulf. r.r soy - ENpEEiIENTi-
U-' EsuTcGatiS.a '""rJuittJUri rlru. III" 10 r,a-
ut.Ee = u>iet v Guc IL ~, 'ltgI" IaS cauSaS
DE- sis !LlCnCt.s.
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Or. F. yAZOUEZ GOMEZ, Oid~os-Gargan-
IA Y NariZ. 900 Frost Blds.-San Antonio,
Texas.
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MARTINEZ DRUG STORE, Patente, Per-
r,:Ircria, Papelcria. ~Soda-Fuente,' TaDacos;
Especial aienci0n en- pedidos por telerono.
Scryicfo meGico Y despacho de recetaS Die
y noche. 1891 w. Commerce, Telefono ira
Wis 22f6.
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Sc SnLlCITA modista compctenie que
Quicrl irabajar en- compalia con una ca
sa de mOdaS acrediiada. 12S DWycr Ave.
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:H0WBRES. 40 81 EnuiF0-
GUEN!
GONSULTEN 4 IN EotEClA-
LlSTA
70 rRATN
Intermediates de Ii Sanr"e.
de la Pei Y NcryioSdS. EHfer-
medadeS de los RihoneS. NeJI:a
y Was UrinarlaS. Reconnaissance,
NcnaS NaFicoSaS, FiStnla. Grlc-
taS, Constipation, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Eczema. CatarrO, Pros
tattiIS, AlmOrrdnaS Y olraS En-
fermCdadeS del RcctO, HldToCcie
Y todGS las dolcnciaS de los HON
breS.
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PARA REPARACIONES de reloies o aihalas,
,c,,rra nd. a Arbe:ler and Scharlack. IT'S
halo sarsntiZado. $40 W. Houston ST.
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" DOCTOR ~ FL nuG pUTDr listed
G8SInH,

HAY rlnrhaS <"&:"s CIe cSiAn SurricndO Y
/ gt::eneS -, ,N:-ru cI.urbiianlcs hURorl-
rios. y las FIc han Sido NAL i~urormadls
rcspcrip i ~ CSlaCiO y que debito a IN
tTaiim.tntc POGO ~aguFIunatO - han vuelto
eSCCplrU> ) Green que vi no hay RENE
diO alsuCo que les haSa pToSecSo. De
SEQ de gue Sc me prcSeute Ia ~opcrtunidad
para yer tales CdSOS. So puedeR haCer
s~rrcc;OS SatiSracroriuS para los pages, Y
CuauE!o yo qucde SatiS!echo- - porque eI
paclcnte me !nsplra c~OnrianzA-
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FRAGUA, CARROCERIA y RhNCo DE He
RRAR. Pats y Valdes, 6fi E. Commerce.
Para cuglQuier trabaio nanen 81 telstono
Crockett 1908.
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NJ. MARTINEZ GUzMAN. Enfermedsdes
yenereas Y partos. Medlcina en- genera
Cficina. W. Commerce 1891. TeiefoDo ira
Wis 915,.
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81 SECESITA express para CUE lieye sns
Detacas q Ia estaci0u o Gamble sus me-
5les hahleis a n3sales. Telefono Crockett
G5f Y Travis .fso.
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Sc NECESiTAN m!ncroS para minas de
carbon, dos o tres arriadorcS dc mulaS
mineras. Los bucnos irabajadores puedcn
ganar dc $1,000 q $500 en- cada pago Y los
arriadores dc $500 4 $1,000. Buenas ca
SiS; huena aqua, trabajO ~pcrmancntc. $50
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VENDo. Compro, Gambia Mucbles nue.
yos J s%csundos. Pages r8ciles. Dixie Fur
nlture Co., 1t3 n. Flores ST.
SA.
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Sc NECESITA mcyicano dcccnte, active J
que conoZca ell traDajo de cOCina PEREZ.
taIncnte. para soCio industrial lie Cafe de
priruera Clasc. No O. nccesario qDc iensa
capital porque va ;Odo csia pe:!@ctaIlenie
arrcglado. En- case de que sea c0mpetcn-
te, sc lie abUnard II miiad de LIS util!da-
des. D~irijdnse q Constancro Bravo, 3hS
Main ST.. HCnryctta, okla. (i5l
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. ia North Flor,
ST., puctc proporcionar q I'd. traba!adore
q cInpleos. Telerono Travis 1873.
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Sc NECESITAN sehoritas para elaborsr m
ros. EiacL Cigar Factory, 1907 West Com
merce ST
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RUSSIAN CASUALTIES
 ESTIMATED AT [ E,GHT MILLION

New York, Dec. S.-Fstimatirg Russia's casualties in the world war nct less than eight million men. cf Ahom three million were killed and about one million disabled for life, A. J. Sack director oe the Russian in. Formation bureau. declared in an ad- dress before the Foreign Commerce club here today that Russias present pitiful condition is duo to her ex- haustIon from war
 "She is lying in seas of blood and tears,' he continued, and further, millions of her people are facing Geat', this time from starvation. About 200Go,0oG Russians will die this winter unless the allied countries render the unfortunate country imme. diate help on very generous scale
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LONG RANGE GUN SHELLS
 KILLED 196 IN PARIS
AIR RAIDS ON PARIS FROM TIME WAR STARTED CAUSED
 I211 CASUALTIES. Lpa

Paris, Zee. IS-Figures are now made public for the first time regard irIg the number of persons killed during German air raids and by the long range cannon. These statis- tics relate to the city of Paris only and not to the suburbs.
 In 1914, forty five bombs were dropped In 1915, seventy bombs. sixty two of them fell on the city In 1916 the enemy employed sixty one bombs against Paris and in 1912, eleven During the lass ten months of the war. there were 12ll casualties from 39S nCmbs
 Airphnes ana Zeppelins dropped 22S bombs on August six, killing two persons and injuTing @
 The lonlg range cannon fired 16S shells in Paris, killing 196 and wound ing 4l7. On last Good Friday more than 100 persons were killed.
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WHITE SLAVERS PREPARE
 TO ENTRAP SOLDIERS
VICE TRUST PREPARING TO SHIP WOMEN TO NEW YORK
 FROM ALL POINTS

New York, Dec tS.-With the re- ceipt of Information from the de partment of justice thaI B white slavers" had left Philadelphia for New York because of the home com ing of American troops through this port, District Attorney Edward Swann announced today that New York is going to he made safe for returning soldiers and sailors and that he had assigned an assistant to fight against any establishing of vice con diticDs here.
 Members Of the old vice trust which was exposed several years ago are trying to revive trlffic in i'm morality the prosecutor added. "I have information that they are about to bring women here from all parts of the country. We have the names of some of these men and they are being watched"
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gress is being given serious consid-

gress is being given serious consld- eration.
 At the same time it is feared tha, unless some limitation is placed on the number of delegates the confer ence will become too large to ac- complish results.
 It is understood that the British government proposes to have five del cgates at the peace table and that the United tates will have three rep resentaives at the conference.
 Plans were perfected today for the meeting of President Wilson and King Victor Emmanuel who will ar rive in Paris tomorrow
 On Friday the king will have luncheon at the foreign office. Later h. will give a dinner to President Wil son at the Italian embassy and depart the same night for the front.
 President Wilson's disregard of convention in going a9out the streets unattended by guards or police and Tn using only army automobiles, con tinues to cause surprise among t.e French people.
 in most instances the president travels incognito, out owing to the fact that his pictures arc posted throughout the city, the populace ha' ao trouble in Identifying him
 One of the matters discussed Ly President Wilson in his interview with Marshal Foch was tho presi dents proposed visit to the devastat cd regions and battlefields.
 The president is said to be viewina the triD with much expectancy
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN
 LONDON IS EXTEN SiN F.

London. Dec 1S.--Chrstmas shop Ling in London is exceeding all pre- vious records. In sCme of the sreut commercial establishments admla- sion to stores of would-te purchasers has been regulated, ewing to the large crowds.
 This victory Christmas will be a notable one because Of the fact that the general holidays are to be on q more extensive scale than ever D" fore A large nnnber of war time 70 btrictiors have been removed an' many of the food orders modified.
 All coldiers iu England are to haNf twelve days leave of absence. he authorities are combinina toward making this Christmas memorable , one.
 Interesting details have been com piled regarding the Christmas 2ood' displayed before tho war ard tni' year
 In 1918 German and Austrian good hseregaiod 55 per cent Fronc' loods l5 per cent British, 20 Dol eept and goods of doubtful origin. lI
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NEGRO IS LYNCHED
 BY MOB AT NEWPORT
WOUNDED THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND KILLED A PATROLMAN
 TRYING TO ARREST HIM.

Newport Ark, Dec. lS--A ne.ro. who gave the name of Willis RoEin- son, Little Rock. Arkansas, was taken from the county jail by a mob and hanged to a tree in the park surround- ing the Missouri Pacific railway sta- tiou here tonight.
 4 snort time before Rcbinson shot and killed Patroman Charles Will Hams and wounded Police Chief Gus C. Martin, when the officers tried to arrest him efter he had alighted from a train The negro carried con- siderable quantity of whiskey.
 The moo broke into the jail but was forced to saw the bars of Rob insons cell While this was being done Robinson wrote a note to his wife telling her of his impending death
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-19

Washington, Dee. 1S.-Thc annual postoffico appropriation bill, carrying a total of S25T35ao00, was passed late today by tho house with an amendment requiring the postmaster general to use army avi1tors for mail airplanes instead of organizing sep arate postal flying corps. This is the first Of tae 1920 supply measures to he passed ly the house and it now eccs to the serate
 Supporters cf the amendment pro- yiling that planes be operated and maintained by the personnel of the army air service under the direction of the postmaster general" argued that under this plan operation of tie service would be less expensive and that at the same time opportunity would he given to train aviators for the army Opponents contended tllt ;he division of authority between the postoffice and war departments would interfere with tGe successful opera lion of the service.
 Other provisions of tke bill direct that the secretary of war shall turn over immediately 10 the postoffice de- rartmeut more than geo airplanes for extension of the service. The ma. chimes include 100 De Ilavi,and eours, loo Hand,av-Pages and ten Glenn Martin day bombers One hun. cred and seventy engines also would he furnished to the postoffice depart mcnt
 The provision requiring that army aviators operate t5e machines was offered by Representative Greene of Iowa, republican, as 6 substitute fns a section Of tho bill proposing an ap- propIiaucn of s2,1S5,GJ1 for .hc pur. chase of planes by the postmaster general. Mir. Greene'5 amendment was adopted by ycte of 9G to S2. Later Representative Ayres of Kan. sas. democrat. sought to recall the bill for the purpose Of eliminating tho aucndmont but his melton was rulel out of order
 Other amendments 10 the bill con tnue in effect wage increases of l5 to 20 per cent granted last year to clerks in first and second class post offices and carriers in cities. Prov- sion also is made for tho creation of d committee oi five seuators and five representatives 10 recommend to the next congress readiustrncats ct the salaries Of all postal employees, il! cluding Tostmasters
 Legislation providing for an in- crease of 5c per cent in the allow anoos to third class pcstoffices for inc mir, of clerks also is contained II he bill
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-19
ANOTHER WIFE OF
 PIPER ACCOUNTED FOR

Muskegeon, Mich, Dec lS-tMrs. Hilda Carlson Piper. wife of Milo H. Pirer, Muskogeon insurance man, charged with the murder of Miss Freda Weichnann, of Chicago, to- day admitted, according to the Mus kegeon authorities, that Pipep in l9l , married Miss Iva Goosenough, lat Benton Hal6or, Michigan, becoming divorced from her five years later. Mrs. Poper made this admission, fol- lowing receipt in Muskegeon or q query from Benton Harbor aS to whether Piper has not lived in that city and welded Miss Marion Grey.
 According from the information from Benton Hari9r Miss Grey con ducted matrlorpynlal bureau there It is alleged thal Iva Goodenooeh and Marion Grey re the same person