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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
JanuarvS Sale of Domestics, Sheets, Pillow Cases

Walters White Waist Aprons, made Of
Indian head, 75c value, each 49c
Bleached Domestic, Standard grades,
SO inches wide
32kc Hope Domestic. lloyd. bolt, $500
35c Lonsdale Domestic, lloyd. bolt, 1886
37hc Fruit of Loom, lloyd. bolt, $3.50
35cBerqerly Cambria, 100-yd, bolt, $3.50
40c Lonsdale Cambria. lloyd. bolt, $2,9S
3Oc No. 1900 Longcloth, lloyd. bolt, 1925
SAGE No. 1900 Longcloth. lloyd
35c No. 251 Longcloth, lloyd. bolt, $2.75
40c No. 351 Longcloth, lloyd. bolt, $2.95
45c No. 451 Longcloth, lloyd. bolt, 1915
White Linen Finished Suitings,
soc Boxers Linene, a yard ,......l 9c
40c Belfast Linene, a yard ...... zoe
soc 44-inch Indian Head, a yard . .35c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

5o-lnch fine smooth finish Nainsook, with a highly mer-
cerized finish, in l2-yard bolts; regular price, a bolt,
$500; special, a bolt, $3.50
Extra heavy and serviceable highly mcrccrized Table
Damask, in a good assortment of patterns, Y inches
wide regular price, $l25 a yard; special, a yard. .9Sc
Superior quality heavy mercerized double Damask, in a
good assortment OF patterns; regular price, $l.0 a
yard; special sale price, a yard. .$l19
Napkins to match, 22x22 inches, hemmed ready for use;
regular price, 1915 a dozen; sale price, dozen 1927
Plain hemmed cafe and breakfast Napkins, size l8xlS
inches; full blcached; regular price, $l25 a dozen; sale
price
Highly mercerized Damask Cloths, size 70X70 inches,
several neat circular designs to select from; regular
price. 1915 each; sale price. each. ............. 1919
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
TRACT NEAT COLUMBUS
IS SOLD FOR $29,395

COLUMBUS, Miss, Jan. 8. (spl.lLAA
s~place, in the prairie section Of the
county, was sold at public outcry under
the provisions Of a deed Of trust nav
ing been purchased by F. N. Gehart,
who is n native OF Danville, Va, put
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

Superior Imported Marseilles Spreads, made BY Barlow
& Jones, Manchester, England; these spreads are re-
nowned all over the world for their rich luster and
durable qualities, double bed size with hemmed ends;
regular price $1,000 each; White Sale price. 1854
Extra fine Marseiles Spread Sets; imported from Man
chester, England, and made by very famous manutac-
turers; these sets consist OF bolster, throw and spread,
and are neatly scalloped with cut corners; regular
price $3.50 a set; White Sale price, a set...... $1,000
Practical Quality Of Diapers at Big Savings in the Sale
of White-10-yard bolt, "a inches, regular price, $40;
sale price, a
10-yard bolts, u inches; regular price, SOS; sale price,
a bolt 'Vlo7
l0-yard bolts, 80 inches; regular price, $500; sale Psrce,
Hemmed Diapers, 27x27 inches; regular price, $Z9o; sale
nr;ce = dozen .$1.98
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

hlne bobbin, while the family slum-
red undisturbed on the second floor.
A passing pedestrian saw a red auto
Gobile, which Is thought to rave been
Used to carry ava the loot, drive
morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
THIEVES e TAILOR.

Thieves early Monday morning en-
tered and looted the Leo RoEsnblume
tailor shop, 243 McLemore avenue. OF
approximately $4,000 worth of clothing,
and ever removed thread from the ma
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

! on the years activities made by Secre'
tary II. &. Mcclellan. The total men,
bership Is now 200.
The Rotarians were to take lunch at
the Nineteenth Century. club Monday
moor at the invitation Of Joseph New
| burger.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

Fork Miss. The tract contains 55s
acres and sold for $3.50 an acre,
bringing s29, 1895. 1t is understood that
Gehart will expend several thousand
dollars in improving the place and will
make his home thereon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

ney Meeker with a note of apology for
the delay In payment.
More than 1000 miles to collect 8
brough says.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

S1x90-inch Sheets, Extra Length.
$40 lakewood Sheets, each $3.50
$2.25 lakewood, 90x99 .....,.. $3.50
$2.15 Wearwell Sheets, each SLED
$2.35 Cannon Sheets, each ...... .$1'95
$2,6d Pequot Sheets, each ...... 1925
Hemstitched Sheets.
$2.S5 Utica 90x90-inch Sheets, ca, $2.19
$685. Utica S1x9s-inch Sheets, ca, $2.2e
Pillow Cases.
soc Cases, size 36x36-inch, each. .35c
30c Cases, size 43x36-inch, each. .25c
soc Wearwell Cases, 42x36-in., ca, 35c
soc Pequot Cases, 42x36-inch, each, 45c
CSC Pequot Cases, 45x36-inch, each, Acc
Hemstitched Cases.
zoe Pequot Cases, 42x36-in. size, ca, SIC
roc Pequot Cases, 45x36-in., each. SOC
75c Iroquois Cases, 45x3S " in. size,
bdCH . . . .'... -. = . = ooN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

mourning the loss of two stick pins
valued at 1922.
Window workers removed some jew
Garland place.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
U THIEVES ACTIVE

Sneak thieves were busy late Sun
day night and early Monday morning
with lie result that Mrs. F. ?. Nc
Fogelsong, 393 North Garland place, Is
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
SHOW GAIN.

Thirty-one new members were ad-
mitted Into the Rotary club during the
past IL months, according to a report
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR
AN IMPORTANT FEATURE IN THE CARNIVAL OF WHITE

Flesh Crepe de Chine Camisoles, daintily trimmed in soft
laces; many styles are combined with Georgette crepe and
ribbon
$1.25 values for. ... o3c $l75 values for. =. .$1.33
$3.50 values for! -. .$1.23 sos values for. e. .$1.e3
Flesh Crepe de Chine Gowns, sipover styles, beautifully
trimmed with laces and ribbon
$5.95 values for -. $473 $1,000 values for. 1888
$685. values for. . =. .$s.33 $3.50 values for. 1913
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
EVEN COVER THERE"
FOLLOWED BY BILL

When r. w. Rosebrough, a collector
for the Memphis Water company,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

Bleached Sheets in all wanted sizes,
standard brands at great price reduc-
tions.
54x90-inch Sheets, Cot Sizes.
$40 Glendale Sheets, each. CSC
$1.65 Pepperell Sheets, each. . SIPS
6Sx9O-inch Sheets, Twin Bed Size.
$1.S5 Our No. 81 Sheets, each. .S1.3s
$2.15 Pequot Sheets, each. ..... .$1.7S
72x90-inch Sheets, Three-Quarter Bed.
$1.65 Glendale Sheets, each. ..$1.20
$3.50 Pulloway Sheets, each .$1.45
72x99-inch Sheets.
$500 Salem Sheets, each ........ $1.oo
$2.15 Fruit Of Loom Sheets, each .$1.73
$2,25 Pequot Sheets, each ...... $2.1O :
S1x90 Sheets, Regular Double Bed Size.
$1.95 lakewood Sheets, each 49,. .$1.49
$500 Pepperell Sheets, each. 49,. $3.50
$2.25 Cannon Sheets, each 5000. .$1.So
$2.35 Pequot Sheets, each ...... $500
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06
January Sale of White Goods, Towels, Bed Spreads, Damasks, Etc.

with picngs on ssndad merchandise which afford our patrons very substantial savings Under the
this event the most successfully w have ever held. Otoftow male orders Will chhdmf far as possible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

Flesh Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemisc; adorable
styles, smartly fashioned
$2.95 values for. ... .$193 $395 values for, go. 1928
$3.50 values for. 49,. .$2.73 $500 values for. ... 1898
Flesh Crepe de Chine and Satin Petticoats. splendid col
lection of good styles; tailored and lace trimmed
$500 values for. e. 1898 $3.50 values for. 1888
$685. values for. e. e. .$4.33 $3.50 values for. .$643
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

WHITE PETTICOATS
1929 Petucoats, made of white crepe, umbrella flounce, deep
hem; $l.25 Petticoats, made of cambria top, an q .
broidery founce; special for the White Carnival at COC
Petticoats made of cambria panel, shadow proof, deep flounce.
embroidered scallop; $3.50 values for ............. $123
Petticoats made of excellent quality cambria, deep flounce of
English eyelet embroidery, ribbon run, other models fish
eye lace trimmed; $1.75 values for ..,.,.........$ 133
Petticoats made of splendid quality cambria, tfimmed in Eng
fish eyelet and embroidery, deep underay; 50. rs and $500
'dlueS UT .S1"o3
Petttcoats, cambria or nainsook, flounce or Normandy Val.
lace, smart styles, English eyelet embroidery, insertion and
ribbon; $3.75 and $3.50 values for. .............. .$2.73
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-06

This department enters intellectually into the Carnival of Whte-an with pcngs on
mstd difficult market conditions we have made ample preparations to make this Went the mos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

FL amigo fil0sofo que dc vez Ell Guam
do pasa por eStas cronIcaS. deJando en-
elias. aqui una saba scntencia, mas
ALA un atinado comentario, V en- TO-
das parties Ia maraviila dc 81 obser-
vacion Y de su ironia. ha puesto en-
mis- manos el ~interesantc documento
que cH scguida lecras, Y al que Pue-
ieS lamar. 8 tienes la vulgar n:a-
Mia lie OAR nonbrc a todas las coSaS,
como un amigo 20 llaTfO: I'm vIaJc
de inspection a traveS del cSpirltu
clariridenta dc Un multimiilonario
moribundo.'
La cosa cs interesantc: tn no Sa-
Ucs Dc csc cjcnlpiar humane gcnul-
aameEte yanQui, que st llama "cI
multimillonario' sino que cs an hon.
bre de figura V cdad diversas, que
poScc mas millones de dolareS que
los quc no han llegado aun. en- eSta
ar~istocracia del ORC, sino 4 MERCER
CT tirulo de Millionaire. y de los que
Va habiendo Iantos, qle apcnas 81
hay va qUjen pare micntes en- clos;
que tiene palacIos de veran y d"
invierno. IN watch on los mares y
III caro- p~alacio sobre las Was fe-
rrcas: factories gigaatascas en- dondc
cumplen cl divine castigo del ira
bajo, millares ' millares de hombres,
Que controla bancos, Industries Y fe-
rrocarriles, que paga de income
taX" una mil!onada de- pesos. que
So:t;erc asilos. b]ibiiotecas Y univer-
Shades: cuyos pasos siguen los pc
riodiccs para espiar ell momentO Ell
que Sc lie venga en- CANA hacer una
excentricidad de ia que el publico
:, cnteTara ~avidamentc. ON 81 ea
ella e~stuyieSa 81 secrctN impulse que
ab~iG hacia las areas repletas del
multimi!lonario. el curse de csc rio
de orc cuya corriente acr1ce II Y
OTTO dia.
.Acaso aigi1a veZ tc encontraSte
iector. frente Z frcHtc de un ciuda-
dano euteco, cUyo roStro grave me
jio Sc ocul.aba dentro del alto cue-
10 de an gab#n de pieles. Y alguien
- ollo: ESe e eI
Nh hocNeIeIief' / u Sentis'e Wen
ao!o c!erta emocion lh~eHphcao!e' en-
"a que SC mczr!aban I'M POGO &c
enEid!". an POGO &c admraclon. Y
un POGO de raoia contra Ia Flcara
sNetVe que h"ce &c IA! "aHera q re-
F2rto @a Us riqueZas. -,
fleS 3'en: este doc1mento 0e!
cuai te ne d!cho por anticipate Que
es mtercsaEtc, Y que ojala i IL te
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
Den FADRIQUE.
IO1-

Les c~jrujanos corvienen On Que en- toda
clasc dc cortaduras, torceduras. luxacioucs,
heridaS. Qlenadur2S. etc. LA PRIMERA Gu
ACTON 6 Ia mas important. Cuando e.
Splicado vicientamcntc IN antis5p:ico Ell
CiENTE. no hay pcligro dc infection y las
hcridas conien3an Il cicatr:zar desdc !ucgo.
Para 81 uso del hcrab-e O dc los animalcs
CTCATEiZADuR DE LAS HERiDAS. Com
pre- hoy ynismo una bo:cla Y este listo en-
case dc c~ualGuier cmcTf:cncia. Dc vcnta por
la EoIics San Pedro. 9lv ". Commerce ST.
san Antonio. Texas. tAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
1OUE ES 10 QUE CREA A Los HOMBRES De
HERO SANGRE RIGA!
Hombres de energia de fuerza y
de eXito. HombreS que van a
la cabeza en- todaS las en-
preSaS de Ia vida.
In Nedico da i conocer ell SccTeio
para tener nervies fucrtes, ceTe5ro
despeiado Y gran eRersIa fiSica
FL HFERRo NUXAp0 CEEi FCEE-
"a y FTCOE IN LIS lENAS
De Los HOMBEE>

los hom5rcs dc hicrvo : -=n@rr -
"a er union de tcS SoiGsa9s que hAU
sufridc los rigorcs &c "a GGcrra = c.
tan reSCesaadc &c Sus camp&-GcHto~.
seraa los que iran z IA cabc-s en- 10
nesocics y vida ~uoliJicS ie. pals "a
vida al ARE librc. Il s~crcilic1 y pure
IA de los alymCnanS una IiCS EG"l
tc1o re.u!s., han hccho cue Ia Sanc-C
de estes honbrcS - cR-lCUo1-a y sean
dicrcs cjeulpEsrcS DC hNmo-eS tucr;r>.
ssnns } viSoroscS. Pcro - q c%sO Gu"
no cStS al alcsncc DC m.es &c per
sonss dedicadas 4 sus u-EocioS 81 10 |
Srsr -StoS maGIllicos .esu!tacoS. II !
no bicn al 'coatraric. les sUcetc que
n causS DC Que suS aiimsTtcS 10 con
tieucn "a Suficicntc cGntidad &c hlc-
FRO y 10 canSaGc dc >u~ t-anaJ0s.
picrden sus cncr-ils. dcbilttaudcSc y
decAycnSo ccntinuamcNjC, SGCvdicndo
muy = ncnuSO que - -anErC csc ma
feriElmentc GebiliczGa pos q fllt- &c hic-
HabLan6o accrra Gc Ia proSabiiidsdes q
cxIsteu dc rcEcrcrar laser Gaa ra@1 NJ
fuerte FOR medic del auncnt" de- hic~ro -
san-re. ei DR.. GeO-%C r. Baker, an-iCCan'
u MSdico-Cj=uiano dc. ,ioHEouth SicTor
Hospital. DC New icy. dijc; Ell hicT
e. shsolul@nCHtc Se-s-@riO para Transform,
los slIrnentoS en- sUstsncJss vltallclaS, teJIc
e~cluisrcs : muSculareS. Sin bic-ro no %
dc hsbc- hombreS SaHcs = v'Eo-uSO- y mu,
res fGsrtes Y de mcjilS- SnIro~gGa=.
meEcs de Clc o~bienE4unuS al nlcrgo lUCi-DS
sable Dc 10 aliuentoS CLc to7nz11u>. "CtHGi
procurarno~,O - Una to-=ea tS-tsT"1." /"
n.ilaSl~ ~ crganis-1. Is ,'-1aas con,
rentsias y los m>sciCs n"GerHO> Is cocIr
han uuit2do 4 To- Il'acDtc~ 49, gan "a
tidad &c hero cG- T. N~-l--i~-S h2 uus
70 en- riloS. Para -GpU- e,tI fsiJa y ca
auCccr p SSnrrc ls g'6,G5cs -C5C~. n1 j.
nada meiO quo =! hjcrsu c--sn,cv. I;5--
NuEGGo. Poc I'm c-smcU w;aG-Ic-p que
heIho de a jUrnuta ,H coc1pusrcIon DC {
"a mcdicina y nor .a- UrgSN-. I-c he ne
dc 10 miSma. ca Ess cn:c-ugs. nc Iis-a
= IA eouc:Ision Lc que 70 hay NADIA mel
auc csta preparation p%s& is csccJrs IN.
cados. Fl hc:ho &c n5e %. Eic--r NUNa
este sj-nGo Uszdo a~nga,mcn-" uu- mas
treS rnSDorcS q" EHr-oUas ,0"lo -c-1cr grrCr
rtuyrn:c y yIGori=ad1- G~ p ~snc-c. O. u'
prueba cridsntc 70 SIS msSr.i.co~ rc=-3;aa
Y eStoy C~onvcCca:n &C. ,GC rESldO a..1G
pcrsonss Sc sicr;sa t,5H-s. nc-yiu>as y q
ezii-S, e. Hero Nu..Gp TO- gu -sI.E rsdlC:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

WCNIC. hActeIIt &c Este IN pals IL hOluuAtS
; mUjcgcS iuerteS, yiSorosos y SaladaG!cs.
Si u. no Sc sien:c bueno y sarc. po- 81
r.oaiu 5ien debcS;a SUietarsc z l. siruicnte
yE-eba: Observe embellishments cuaE;U puc-
a." trafalgar u bisn can!nar sin SentirS" IA
t:gaGc: tome COS ~pastiliaS de cinco CranoS
Do Hero Nusado. tres wees ri dia. des-
russ de cada com;da. du-ante dos Scmanas,
paSaGo este csraciu tide tempo Euelva 81 h2-
c. n rrueba &c 81 resiStencia y sc couver-
ccra lie cuanto IA ganado. Tn gran hume
70 Ge HH~Son=S GebileS nervius2S y dccaidaS
qlc hG5isn e,;aGu SufrSendo ror espsciO d"
muchu Nicwpo han sumcat2dO 81 fuerZa.
cacr-J2 v.talidad simpiemcntc porquc han
;omajo hero CT Ia fO-H1a appropriate. loEran-
10 estes reSu!,sGoS deS?gss &c ha6sr consul
ado vS-ios m5dicos y tornado muchaS mcdi-
riaSs-
No1a Gc jcs raorican.cs:-E Hero M
z,do. rccomsadado y rccctado 2ntcricrmcntc
no 6 TN remciio sccrc;o. s;ro bicn ii con-
,raric. muy conocido en- las droGucrias de to-
Gas parties. D.fcrcr;cmcn;e q" las prcparacio-
re, &c hero mctal;co. esta no dana nj enuc-
-r>cc n dcntadura nj tras;orna las funcioncs
d.i G,o=aa-o. Los Cdbrican;ss gsrsntizsn lo>
,c,.,;adcs r7as SaIisfsc;c-ios q dcyuc.von e.
inpcr.s DC n meGicina. Es.a a n vcnta ca
:odas las b1cn&s drosucrias. lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

mc1,e. hacienda dc ste IN pals dc hombres
: mUjcrcS iucrteS. viSoTosCs ) Saladab!cs.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
HOUSE IS EQUALLY DIVIDED
 UPON REPRESENTATION ON
 WAYSAND MEANSCOMMITTEE

JUNEAU, March 10 Special to the Daily Times )--By tie vote in the house today effort led by Representative Noon to get equal representation for the First and Third divisions the ways and committee, which has control of taxation and appropriations legislaton defeael.
 It pointed out that the First and Thrd divisions than twohrds of the population of the territory 90 cent of the taxe but have only member of the and committee from the Third Sater none members each
 Slater and Davis, Republicans voted against increasing the representations of their divisions Those voting for the increase Casey, Sowerby and White of the First vson Noon Patterson and Ray of the Third and Norae and nngton of the Fourth.
 The fight will be renewed The matter considered this morning in committee of the whoe with Pennington in the chair
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
SPECIAL ACT
 T0NATURALIZE
 ENLISTED MEN

The special act, under which an alien serving in the army or navy of the United States, can become a natur- alized citizen, without the formalities required by the naturalization act, is as follows:
 Extracts from House resolution 3132, 65th congress, approved May g., 1918, entitled "An act to amend the naturalization laws and to repeal cer- tain sections of the Revised Statutes of the United States and other laws relating to naturalization, and for other purposes:
 Any alien serving in the military or naval service of the United States during the time this country engaged in the present war may file his peti- tion for naturalization without making the preliminary declaration of inten- tion and without proof of the required five years residence within the United States.
 "The honorable discharge certificate of such alien or person showing per manent allegiance to the United States or the certificate of service showing good conduct, signed by duly au- thorized officer, or by the master of said vessels, shall be deemed prima facia evidence to satisfy all of the re- uuirements of residence within the United States and within the state, territory or District of Columbia, and good moral character required by law, when supported by the affidavits of two witnesses, citizens of the United States, identifying the applicant as the person named in the certificate or honorable discharge, and in those cases only when the alien is actually in the military or naval service of the United States, the certificate of arriv- al shall not be filed with tho petition for naturalization in the manner pre- scribed; and any petition for natural ization filed under the provisions or this subdivision may be heard i'm mediately, notwithstanding the law prohibits the hearing of petition for naturalization during thirty days pre- ceding any election in the Jurisdiction of the court. (Continued on Page Eight)
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
PROPORTIONATE VOTING
 A RLOW TO SlNN FEN

DUBLIN, March 1O.-The recent elections for Sligo corporation were conducted under proportional repre- sentation. In Sligo the Sim Feiners are in an overwhelming majority and under normal conditions virtually would have monopolized the council. But the result of proportional repre- sentation was to divide up the mem bership, giving representation to min- critics and actually returning Union ist at the head of the poll. This ex- perience has increased the activity Of the Irish Proportional Representation Society. which hopes to induce the government to have the principle ex- tended to all Irish elections.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
DENIESREPORT
 OF ORIGIN OF
 M'CARTHYFIRE

The Times today received the fol lowing telegram from Herman Ket- terer of Mccarthy. relative to the origin of the big fire at that place on Friday last:
 "Shushanna, Junction, March 10. Daily Times, CordOva:
 "Please correct the story as to the origin of the Mccarthy fire. Mrs. Ketterer was washing silk in gasoline which was setting in a tub of hot water on table, away from the stove, and not heated on stove, as stated. Ignition by friction of the silk is SUD- posed to have been the cause.
 HERMAN KETTERER."
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
TO TOUR BELGIUM
 AND FRANCE

ON BOARD THE GEORGE WASH INGTON, March 10 (by Associated Press) ).-President Wilson is suffering from a cold, and has remained much of the time in his room, spending his time in reading.
 It is expected that the George Wash ington will arrive in Brest on March 13, and the President expects to re- sume very active work on his arrival in Paris. Later he will tour Belgium and Northern France
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
THEATER IS CLOSED
 IN FEAR OF DISORDER

NEW YORK, March 10 (by Asso- ciated Press) The Lexington the ater has cancelled it's arrangements for the season. It is German-owned, and 1t was at first planned to open tonight. The mayor and police com performances might provoke disor- der.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
CURZON WILL SUCCEED
 BALFOUR IN CABINET

LONDON, March 10 (by Associated Press). A J. Balfour, secretary of state for foreign affairs, has decided to retire from office at the close of the peace conference, it was an nounced today. He will be succeeded by the Earl of Curzon, president of the council, and government leader in the house of lords.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
CAPT. CLINCER
 PASSES AWAY
 AFTER STROKE

SEATTLE, March 10 (by Associated Press) ).-Captain Frank w. Ginger, formerly captain of the steamship Ala meda of the Alaska Steamship line, died here Saturday of paralysis. He was GA years old The funeral will be held tomorrow.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
WILL QUIT SERVICE
 TOEARN MONEY

PARIS, March 10 (by Associated Hoover, United States food admins trator, and now in charge of American fooG distribution in Europe, indicates workers, will withdraw from the work next summer in order tp earn {, living.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
DENVER CARPENTERS
 STRIKE FOR MORE PAY

DENVER, March 10 (by Associated Press).-Six hundred carpenters in this city struck today as the result tors to grant a wage increase.
 Nearly all buildings under construc- tion are affected.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
FORMER SOCIALIST PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
 MUST SERVE OUT HIS TERM OF INCARCERATION

WASHINGTON, March 10 (by Associated Press).-The supreme court of the United States today unanimously sus taned the conviction of Eugene Debs the Socialist leader found guilty of violation of the espionage act through statements made in speech at Canton, Oho last June and sentenced to ten years imprisonment
 The government claimed that Debs had attempted to block enstments in the army
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
MARVELLOUS ESCAPE
 OF AIRPLANE OFFICERS

ELIZABETH, N J., March 10 (by Associated Press).-A government airplane en route to Philadelphia plunged into a bed of mud here today. It is reported that the seven officers on board were unhurt
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
PROFESSOR TAFT KISSED
 BY NEW YORK AUDIENCE

NEW YORK, March 10 (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-Former President w. H. Taft was both hissed and cheered when in a speech delivered here Sat urday night he said the Irish question should not be settled at the peace con ference.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
NORTHWESTERN SHlPYARDS WILL
 BE OPEN FOR WORK TOMORROW
 AFTERL0NC, ,DlSASTROUSSTRIKE

SEATTLE March 10 (by Associated Press) )The striking shpyar workers have voted to return to work The shpads which have been closed since January 2 will reopen tomorrow will employ rapidly possible It is expected that thousand will be needed tomorrow to put the yards in shape. Seventyone hus on the ways here.
 The Tacoma and Aberdeen strikers also returning to work tomorrow.
 Fortywo out of fortysx striking Northwest unions have voted to return to work.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
BIG LOSS CAUSED BY
 FIRE AT RIO JANEIRO

RIO JANEIRO, March 10 (by Asso- ciated Press An incendiary fire at the Sitos docks yesterday caused dam age of five million dollars, chiefly to coffee and jute.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-10
FORMER FRIEND OF WILLIAM H0HENz0ILERN
 SAYS KAISER WAS WHOLLY RESPONSIBLE FOR WAR

LONDON March 10 (by Associated Press) The Prince of Monaco statement the Daily Mai there is no the former the first author and be for the He said the absolutely wished tor conducted the conflict in all it's uthessness and barbar
 The prince friend of the kaisers until the started when their friendship ceased. l# <,