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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
ROBOS.

Continian las invasiones noctur-
mas de los cacos a las casas habita-
das de algunos rumbos de Ia ciudad,
con gran disgusto de los vecinos de
la ciudad, v trabajo para la policia.
La noche del 90 al "a, Sc tuvo mott
cia en- ell Quartet Central de dos ca
sos de esta n~aturaleza; m en- la A
venida D. sos Y ell otro en- Ia Gale
f. Elnira PA. En- ninguna de las
dos parties los rateros lograron 81
~intento De robar, pero tampcco ha 81
do possible dar con eilos en- la Car
eel. apesar de las gestiones de los O.
ficiales.
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Z n c 4 " 3 | 0

nustros imitadores tienen que venGc-
BIAS CARO- .porque tienen Que renart;r
com!siones a cientos de Baacos AMERICA
nos: po7que no ticnen BaEco propio.
81 lie of-ecen hacerlc rl.o. darle rr.-
clos baratisimo5 c regalarle Miles dc NJ
SOS. debe dc tener mucho caiJado. va auc
MILES dc MeNicanoo que Sc creycron dc
eSas oicrta5 nerGIeron So dinero porouc h
cnvlaron a casas descoaocidas O porn bo-
7orsblcs y cl resultado fuG que csas casa
o personals dispusieron dc Ell, CONC suce.
do a los clientes de cierta casa que oue-
bro y yarias otras.
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botc de paseo por eI lagc de Cayu-
"a. Como prueba del crlmen sc han
p~resentaLo los vestidos lie Ia victl-
MA hechcs una cuerda, los cualcs pa
rece que sirvicrcn para ahorcarla.
III acusado alcga en- su defensa
que dcsrncj dc habersa vclcado Ia
canoa en- que iDan ambos, acudio a
prcstar auxllio a 81 comPahera, pc
70 sus e~sfuerzos resuitaron inutiieS
o ha5cr d2saparecidc ell cuerFo dc
Ia iover halo las aguaS, sin que
voiyiera A surGIr a flotc.
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PGR TNSULTOS

Una mujer meXicara fue acusa-
da ante ci Gcndarme que guarda ell
orden en- una dc las GALES del barrie
mexicano dc haber proferido insultos
contra una fami)ia que por ALI vive.
Fue llevada a la Estaci6n Central,
do1de Sc lie abri6 partida ' sc lie
consicro al Juez respective para que
Ia juzgue Y pene seGun haya lugar
en- el case.
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cersc de que aran veridicas sus MS
torias. y para cmularias sc lanao a
reaiiZar haZanas. que d Ia general
daC parCciaH de%satinos Y locuraS.
Ash. los cervantistaS dc 10 maravi-
iIoso. los qu;iotistas 0 Quijotes nue.
vos a fuerza dc ieer las .avcmturas
de! ~ingenioso hidalgo. han lleGado a
convenccrse de que la ~inVencion IL
u2raria no es mas que Ia mas cara
estetica de una revelation p0iitica,
rcligiosa biografica Y salem a correr
sus ave1turras por IA rcpubllca de
LIS Ietras, diciendo coSas Que I Ia
g~cneralidad le Parecer d~esatiradaS.
Estos cervantistas sol como los tex
tcs vivos del Quijotc el tcstimonio
de Ia realidad del protagonista.
Gorzalez--:Es decir, q2e listed
pannsa que como a don Quijote, del
POGO dornir ' del mucho leer. Sc
les ha secaGo ei ccrcbro y asi han
van;do a dar en- sus dcsvarios?
Rodriguez.-No digo ESQ nj mu-
cho memo. iEsti listed SECURE de
cue don QuijCte ora un5 loco?
tOuienes o los m~cnstruosos, como
preguntaha el autor DE- FL ente di-
.llc;ato? 10 cierto es que Cervantes
empez6 escribiendo Il Parodia de
los !if.ros &c caballarias e hizo 81 me-
jor de clos. Don Quijote es tan
buea caba!lero como Amadis, o me-
icr 81 me apuran.
Capitalization, no me opongo a clio
peru en- lel terreno de la irvestiGa-
ci6n historical, To Sc puede ser ca
ballero andante. Hay que atenerse
= 10 probado. ALI los molinos de wien
to son mcliaercs, V los n~ebahos, reba
EoS.
Rodr!guez.-Er el terreno de la
investigation historical y hasta en-
q mas acotado &c IA investigation
cientifica hay siemprc IN caballero
andants, cuyo esfuerzo es indispen-
satle, cue hace mas Y mejores ha-
zanas que los recclectores de datos
ciertcs, indubitados.
ConzGlcz.-No lie conoZco.
Rodriguez.-Si Le conoce listed. Sc
llama "a hip6tesis. Hasta clando Sc
e~uuivoca, sirve para que otros acIer-
ten fernando diferente canine. Co
mo a don :Quijote, lie ocurre, a las
vaces. buscar a Alifanfaron y ha-
liar I'm carnero. Perc 81 Ia hipo-
tests no salirse a correr aventuras y
a constr1ir una verdad provisional,
INA interpretation in.erina, ique po-
cas- verdades s6lidas, macizas, posi-
tiva Sc descubririan, Guam d!sper-
SOS e inconherentes serlan los reSui
talos del investigator, CamlnarIa
este al azar, por Il legion Cesco-
cida. Corretfa tan pronto en eSta
direction como en- aquella: FsersIr
guiendo IN dato fugitive, despues
otro V serian muy 2ccos los que
;:prehendicse en- esa persecution de-
%sordenada.
Gonzalez.-Lc veo a listed en- ca
mino de ~perdicion diSpuesto a tonnar
los molinos por sigantes.
Rodricuez--No tai. Soy demasla-
do vulgar para clio. Ia vJlgarldad
da una vision pobre. pero e%acta
de las cosas. Ash es la realidad. Pa
"a perseuificar a los nolinos haze
falta IN exceso de Imagination. Pc.
70 el julcio de la verosimiltud o in
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Sigue 10 de las Legislatures en-
Tabssco

En- 81 Ministerio dc gGobernacion Sc
r~ecibieron noticias dc Tabasco. con,u-
rcando que ia Legislature "dcmingujs
Ia. es dacir, h Tornado por dipu-
tados partidarios DC Luis Felipe Do
minguez, tuvo que huir de Amatitian,
para ;nst&larsc Ell F~rontera.
Las tropas de Bertani, persiruen
insiStentcrI2nte a estoS diputadoS.
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tUnincGpoaed).
cav .o -,-al y propiedsdcs Caunzamos claQuer cnio Cue sc haa
TOR nucto coni4Gn -sz ,--.-u l. -a,-
.s on Is Angeles Cal, Kansas City, No, Laredo. Texas. Santa Ana. CAL. ETC.
,Ss o.as cudaGcs con TODD 10 cuI TAMBIEN RESPONDENTS De su dnero.
Porquc nucsra Negotiation 6 mas inpovane Y mas gTendc que las dc MUGS
-" NnsS-s OfGaas. Y Ct uuncro dc nusro; ~ naAs dan una brera idea
de- Ia difcrniat tan srauda que hay entire una y las oras cSas.
Nuesta nrma cuenLa L |. fcha con mas de
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NAYOs MONEY EXCHANGE 1os West Commerce ST. San Antonio Texas
mnhro soLUTAMEN Ga NTHADo para ems de dhU mranaasa uanue nn do Nao .

sAbE listed ~siauiers cuienos sor los
PROPiETARIOS de csss casas?
1VERDAD QUE NO?
SABE listed 81 tiercn con que res
pond:rle?
GYERDAD QUE NO?
Entonces mandar dinero por eonducto,
duaosos cs 10 misno CUE ENTREGARLO
AL PRIMER DESCON0C!DO QUE Sc
LO PIDA EN- LA GALE.
Ssbicndo biep que MILES han perd:do
81 dincEo. arricsgsra UG. ei suyo?
CREEMOS QUE NO.
No CORA I'd. el riesgo UN Ola MAS
> haga todos sus envicS por cl UNICo
CoNDUCTo que listed 81 SABE que
ticrc dc sob.s con que respondents. y
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PARA FL ENVI0 De d.
NERO Y BULT05

A Mexico. libres de TODD riesgo,
dirijase listed a Ia GLORIA No.
J." tienda de a5arrotes Y Oflclna
de Cambios. La casa mas hara-
ia, mas SeguTa y de mas confIan-
"a en- esta ciudad, en- teda clase
de transacciones bancarias y CO.
mercialeS.
Envie listed su direction correc-
ia, su correspondence ' giros, en-
Ia siguieute forwa:
SR. Nj. ELiZONDO.
526 So. san Saba
Telefcno Travis spa.
San Antonio, Texas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19
DOROTHY DIX'S TALK
COMRADES ALL.
BY DOROTHY DIN,
Tho Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

The ono thing that makes marriage
a success is the ability Of husband and
Everybody knows this, Especially
women, No one duty rs more Impressed
upon the mind OF IA bride than the ne
ceSsity Of making herself companion
to her husband She is Rdiured to put
on a pretty frock and meet him with a
Happy smuc when he comes home from
work, and spend the evening entertain.
ing him, She Is told that she must
read up on the subjects IN which he Is
Interested SO that she may be able To
converse interestingly upon them.
And. as u matter OF fact, women do
take this advice very much to heart,
| They do try to be Companionable to
| their husbands, and many is the bored
| little wife who wRdes conscienttously
| through the pink sporting sheet when
| she liz yeRrning TO read six Best
| Seller so she can at least listen intellt
| gently when her husband talks abou'
baseball or prize fighting, and who pre-
tends To an enthusiasm over athletic
| sports when the very mention OF exer.
else makes her footsore and weary
| Nobody, however. ever says a wore
to men about their duty To try TO b.
oompanionable to their wives. and moi
one man In a million ever eoneeiyes Of
| II as In any way part or his obhga
tions as a husband to chum with hi
wife, or 20 manifest the taintest inter
est in any OF her pursuits and pleasures
Yet when all Is said, comradeship 4
a two. nded game that can not b
played alone, No woman, be she eve
80 soctabe and genial Of disposition
can chuu, with a man who acts like
clam ONT Ice at home Nor can an
woman carry on a sprightly converse
| ton whh a life-like understudy of
store dummy which is the common at
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ttude of the married man In the bosom
of his family.
There IA no real reason why a man
shouldn't make as much effort to enter
tain his wife as She does him. : Neither
Is there any reason why he shou .dn't
read UP on the topics in which she takes
a real burning heart interest and be
| able 10 at least follow her when she
! talks of Jenny models aud Doucet
sleeves, which after all, are just as
eieVattng and inspiring topics OF con-
| Nersauon rs home runs, and upperouts,
and teeing off,
| only men don't do It, II there Is any
conversation in the household wife lit
| orally has 10 start something, and the
something has to he ot masculine IN
terest, or else the woman Is reduced to
doing monologue.
To the average man this makes little
| difference He gets all Of the society
he wants downtown during the day in
the different people with whom hts busy
life throws him IN contact, II he wants
lmorc he goes forth In search Of II "a
his club, or tho lodge. or the corner
saloon or wherever other men Of his
kind conEregate
1t does not occur TO him to find com.
partnership In his own home, Still less
does he think " offering II to HIS wife
| uT realize how she hungers and thirstS
fer u, nor how grateful she would I've
10 him II he only appeared to enjoy
talking to her
Men do not guess that the bitteres
: disap pointment that matrimony bring
: to the majority of women Is spiritun
loneliness, Every Young girls dream o
, marriage centcrs around being unite,
! to someone who will give her perfco
: compa nionship, someone who will h
interested In everything she thinks ant
: does, someone who VIII listen sympa
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5FE47URES1 THE NE WIS SCIMITAR DAILY
MAGAZINE FEATURES
.A;8VNCLE WIGGLY "a a
BEDTINIE' ST0RY
UNCLE WIGGIIY AND THE BLACK BRUSH

duck house, Uncle Wiggly danced
around with his red, white and blue
Crutch and said
An, ha, That was a good way TO
get her out. Jimmie really was quack-
ing away at a great rate, and maybe
something Is the matter. It's just az
well for Nurse Jane 10 go see. But now
TN have chance to finish backing
the stove for her II isn't fair that
she should have TO do such black, ugly
work, must do my share.
Then. taking off his tall silk nat,
SO he wouldn't get i all splashed win
whitewash, Uncle Wiggily rolled up his
sleeves and took the black brush in his
paws
lie was rubbing away at Nurse James
kitchen stove. and he had il nearly all
polished for her, and he was thinking
how pleased the muskrat lady would
be when she came back. when, all at
once, in through the window, which had
been left open, Jumped the bad old
hlue-nosed baboon.
At first the baboOn seemed surprised
at finding Uncle Wiggily In the kitchen
blackenlng the stove. Then a saucy
smile came over the face Of the bad
chap and wrinJing up his blue nose,
oh! on What | know about YOU,
Uncle Wiggily You have to black the
stove You have TO black the stove.
| Oh, On What ! know about you
! And tho baboon poked his paw at
| the bunny, and made all sorts of fun Of
him.
nm blacking this stove because i
| isn't fair to make Nurse Jane do II all
/ tho while" said Uncle Wiggily. And
what do you want here, anyhow
What do ! want" Your souse, or
course" howled the Bah. TN going
to get it, too" he said, as he made
. H. T..
doing to get my souse. are your"
bravely shouted the rabbit gentleman
| well, you're going to get something
! else. You are going to get your blue
| nose blackeued" And with that Uncl"
| Wiggily rubbed the black stove brush
up and down on the balloons nose. The
| bunny rubbed the black stuff all over,
| and when the bad chap caught sight OF
! himself in the glass, so queerly deco,
rated as he was, he gave howl and
| cried:
"Oh, my blue nose Ia all black! Oh, !
look Ike a charcoal man. and out OF
the window he jumped not stopping to
get even tiny smitch of Uncle Wig
| gilys souso,
Then the bunny finished backing the
| stove for Nurse Jane. and you can Just
| imagine how thankful the muskrat lady
| housekeeper was when she came back
| from Jimmie Wibblewobble' and found
the lids all shining
She thanked Uncle Wiggiy very
much, and said that the boy duck was
| only quaclSing because he had a silver
| In his foot and the muskrat lady
picked It out. SO all happened for the
best, you see, and II mashed potatoes
stay quietly In the dish where they
belong and don't try to get up and
jump rope with the butter knife, III
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily and
the silver.
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HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 1919.

Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
During the business hours of this day
the planetary influences are most favor
able. according to astrology. Mercury,
Mars and Neptune are all in benefic as
rect. Saturn is in sinister place In
the evening
Mercury gives promise of fair for
tune to all who publish newspa pers and
periodicals., or who benefit through pub
'icity
1t is most fortunate sway under
which to advertise, and should bring
many benefits to those who patronlza
the public prints.
Messages of good luck are foreshad-
owed for both the Grnly and navy. This
means that promotions and benefits are
indicated for officers and men,
Engineers come under the best pos
sible direction Of the stars with the
new year
Building conditions in the spring will
be most favorable, and structures EN-
bodying extraordinary improvements
and inventions will he numerous
Again the stars seem to promise a
gradual settling of thought into chan
rels that are undisturbed by destruc-
tive influences. return to normal
standards of public ideals is indicated
As the new era becomes established
reactionary tendencies will be appar-
ent, but they win be really in advance
of the old time levels and win mark
progress.
| Women have the prognostication OF
wider opportunities in business and pro
fessional activity. They will organize
! for cooperation that viii assure su.
| )reme achievement.
Great Increase in beauty. apparent in
! the rising generation, will be noted n
| the chi dren born during the war.
IL hat Int Ar la *
riders uiay o. prevalent dllripg ,at
1 winter.
| Religious discussion and psychic in.
I yestiaations will mark the beginning u
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out of portehousc
Speaking time when sad and thirsty
gentleman would like communicate with the departed spirits
Admiral Beatty has made baron of Doesn't
though would have taxes barony like
THE WAGON.
HOrray, prohibition they'd bottle sunshine
The balance of my natural life The very color Of the stuff
III ride on Would make me
'0 Water -
Pass
OH Shout the vondrou dnss And when Paradise I'm called
I'm nmSnr e long lies dusty pike I'll sprinkle the gold
On 't the '''S ''' '''' ''"' with my my, IT.,
Aqa" wAor--hc
Cart r.. d, Waldial
%osI.as he
all which leads ask what has become of the old
fashioned srmisice
cable arrangements for the
the detail Of getting the exkaiser
THE HORRORS OF PROHIBITION,
my vile would kiss me occasionally out Of curiosity After
me only when came GS%s from Kansas CITY Mw R@ Kan city n d
taking failed Memory Course" he
planned that he had forgotten it.
We have been Invited to al lecture The Oneness Of Mankind and and
Haham Can't or Bert Williams Al Jolson somebody
give lecture on that?
apple
Brazil depong her anarchists which gives chance the old
wheeae the effect that Brazil the place where
Nation DoneDry To-day Headline
how dry bone is supposed to be?
Our idea of zero in adyen'urs-kidnapos Edse Ford
Everybody knows how much Lord Asor left He left ALL
An dfashioned girl Miss Virginia Reeh who lives Louisville Ky
Paderewh he has piano. the young lady
next door would only do the
WishngStar that shines tonight To where perhaps little child
smile sits alon
Iooky lonely chi
no In the berrIes,r red in
Change place o
Bluebd sing at
But be swiftly flown May handed
Josephine Van Doen Pease.
But WHAT OF GONDOILERs?
Dear Roy-ln these umultuous strikes
strikes is comforting to know
biliy of a cleaners strike n Venice NIX NUB
Government report says silver running Wen
All Jazz is not as bad as # soundsbu might we'll
AttorneyGeners Palmer dness is crime good
bartenders will with him.
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Copyright. 1919, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)


paper NtAiNaAGs3
BY HOWARD r. GARlS,
Dear me- OF all things | don't
like to do this is the worst"
This is what Uncle Miggily heard
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wu2zy saying one
dav as he polSed his head out in the
kitchen OF his hollow stump bungalow
where the muslrat lady was working
Il hope Nurse Jane isn't saying she
doesn't like to make cherry pie ana
gily to himself THAT would be too
had must see what 1t is she doesn't
like to do"
So. making as little noise az he could,
Uncle Wiggily looked around the edge
Of the kitchen door, and he saw Nurse
Jane putting black polish on the stove.
She daubed on some black powder
mixed up with water, and then she
rubbed II with a black brush.
Il certainly don't like TO black the
stovep' went on Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy
talking to herself, as she didn't know
the bunny rabbit gentleman was near
1T makes my paws SO much Ike the
coal bin But stu | s'pose Y has 70
be done" and she gave long sigh
like the air all coming out Of an auto
mobile tire on a hot day.
Uncle wiggily suddenly thought Of
something, as he hid himself behind
the kitchen door. He twinlded his
pink nose, wlnl1aa his right eye at his
ieft eye. and then, tapping his red.
white and blue striped rheumatism
crutch on top OF his tail, silk hat, he
whispered:
'I'il do it."
Then Uncle wiggily gave loud
fAheni," and patted his Crutch on the
floor. as II he were coming In from the
front stoop. Then he pushed the
kitchen door farther open.
eoh, didn't know you were home
exclaimed Nurse Jane. turning around
quickly from where she was backing
s.Dldnt YOU" asked the rabbit gen
tieman. pretending he had just returned
from hopping over the woods ana
fields looking for an adventure. Wei,
here l am. and II | were you a go
right over 20 Mrs. Wibblewobble s.
Nurse Jane"
Go right over 10 Mrs Wibbewob-
bic So" cried Miss Fuzzy WuZzy why
IS anything the matter at the duck
house?'
II heard Jimmie quacking when |
came past little while ago, spoke
the bunny. And this was true. Maybe
lie hat the toothache and Mrs, Wibhlo
wgbble would be glad II you rnn over
t6 tell her what to do 10 stop Jimmie 5
pain" Uncle Wiggiy went on,
''Oh, II must be that Jimmie has the
mumps real. this time" said Miss Fuzzy
wuxzy. He didn't have them before
when his mother sent for me IN q, 4
hurry. But maybe he has now. u
70 right over on. but forgot The
Stove Is only half backed
Leave II until you come back spoke
Uncle Wiggily
Il will, said the muskrate lady. And
when she had put shawl over her
head 10 go over to the Wlbbiewobple
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thetcally while she analyses her soul
someone with whom she can hope and
plan, and to whom sho can talk end
lessly. .... N
Few women are happy enough to real
ize this ideal of domestic bliss. The
great majority OF women, even those
who are married to good, kind. devoted
men, find that their husbands never
dream of such a thing MS making them
their companions. The average hus-
band assumes that his wife hasn't sense
enough to understand business or poll
ties or that she isn't interested In them,
80 he doesn't talk to her about them,
And he is too busy and too absorbed IN
practical affairs to lend more than half
an ear when she tries to tell him about
her affairs,
So the result is that the man goes one
way and the woman goes the other way
from the very date OF their marriage,
almost. The woman knows by sight
with whom she is far better acqusnt-
ed and with whom she has much more
in common than she Mas with her nus.
| band He has his own set OF intimates
with whom his wife Is totally unac-
ouainted, and so they gradually drift
| apart until they become strangers &c
This il bad for both parties, but It il
| partIcuar bad for the wife, because q
| Young girl when she marries, has far
\ less knowledge OF ire ana ldl eSs pTac-
| teal experience in the world than hel
| husband has had. and II he would only
be chums with her, and guide and di.
rect her, he could save her from SC
| many of the pitfalls into which younG
married women fal.
Indeed, the man who never talks tC
hts wife about the state OF his business
has no right TO censure her II she spend
"ytrayagantly. Nor has the man whC
| never takes his wife 10 place o
| amusement any right to teel himself II
usaa II che goes with some other man
| Neither has the man who never mani
tests any interest inmakiug love 10 hi
Vic The right to blame her u she lis
tens 10 soft talk from some pnlandero
| who tells her how heautith' ana won
dertHi shc is. $3.50.
women have done their part - Try
ing to he comrades with their nnsoands
l,et the men try y for WINE An'
they will be surprised TO iina out nov
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-19
I'WiceTold ales
DEC. 10, 1909,
Ten Years Ago Today In Memphis.


Another big office building will so
ne under construction in Memphis,
J. Napoleon Falls carries out |
plan to erect such a structure on !
property at a6 North Front sire,
Mr.. Falls says be will tear down I
old building and erect large Off
structure to oe known as the Fa
building.
The cold wave flag Is flying frc
the flagpole on the custom house a.
the entire country is in the grip
King Winter SHOWS are general
Tennessee, Mississippi and Northe
Alabama.
Sports who saw J. j. Jeffries In a
ton in Memphis several days ago q
undecided as TO his actual conditiC
Jim is soon to fight the negro ia
Johnson, and T possible bring t
heavyweight championship to the VIII
race James J. Corbett. former char
pion heavyweight. secs nothing but JC
fries,
Mrs. Fannie Lands, one Of the me-
POPULAR Memphis teachers, has been S
lected from among many educators
the South TO deliver an address at (
annual convention of the Southern Ed
.ationa Association. which is to me
at Charlotte, y c.. on Dec IS 50.
Mrs. Harriet T.. Cunningham, re-
dent of Memphis for mote than
years, Is dead at the resi- Hence Of /
son-in-law f. A. Foster, Leath sire