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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
$4,000 FINE OR 90 YEARS M
PRIS0NMENT PROPOSED FOR
REDS
Senator POindexter Introduces Bill
Making Solutions Utterances a Fell
Ony Punishable by Heavy Fines or
Long Jail Terms.

Washington, Nov. 27.-The writing,
printing, circulating or uttering Of
language urging the forcible over
throw of the government would be
made a felony, punishable by a fine
not exceeding $4,000 or twenty
years Imprisonment, under a bill in
troduced today by Senator Poin-
dexter. Republican, Washington. The
measure was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Persons convicted of destruction of
private property or injury to per-
son while engaged in attempt against
organized authority would be SEN
fenced TO not more than forty years
Imprisonment or fine, $4,000.
Property owns permitting meetings
where overthrow of the government
was advocated would also be pun
ished under the act, which also pro-
vides penalty of death for any one
who by violating the act causes the
death of a person.
Aimed at /. w. w.
"The BILL Senator Poindexter said,
lis intended to enable the United
States to protest its functions and
agencies from anarchy and Bolshe-
vism. 1t is aimed at organizations
such as the Industrial Workers of
the World and other unlawful organi-
cations in the United States which
have been particularly active in re-
cent months"
Senator Poindexter declared in a
statement that Attorney General Pal
mer had not given sufficient expfa-
nation of the governments failure to
deport undesirable aliens, and that
the government had positively re-
fused in many cases to allow them
to co."
Characterizing the action of federal
authorities as inadequate" Senator
Poindexter called attention to the
offer of Martens, self-styled repre-
sentative in this country of the So
Wet Government, to send home Rus
slams who wanted to go, and as
serted the government should en-
courage in every was possible their
departure.
Immediate Need.
Senator Poindexter said there was
Immediately need of more compre-
hensive and drastic legislation "for
the punishment of those who preach
and advise the forcible overthrow
of government or destruction of per-
sons and property as a means of &C
comprising political results"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
THUG DETECTIVE AGENCY UN.
MASKED; STARTED RIOTS;
POSED AS CONCILIATOR.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-Five taxi loads
of policemen and detectives, directed
by State Attorney Hoyne, raided the
offices of the Sherman Service, ar
rested so people and confiscated a
mass of letters and documents. The
Sherman Service advertises itself as
labor conciliators," and has branch
offices in New York, Philadelphia.
Toronto, st. Louis Cleveland, Detroit.
Boston and New Haven.
Charges of conspiracy to toment
race riots and other forms of VIC
lence, together with the wholesale
destruction of property as part of
a program to break the steel strike,
was made in statement by the
states attorney. whose attention was
first called to the Sherman outfit
by Edward Nockels, secretary of the
Chicago federation of labor. The
states attorney named the Illinois
Steel company and the Steel and
Tube Company of America in con-
nection with the work of the con-
spirators. The specific charge against
the detective agency is that it en-
ployed sluggers to stir up trouble
where strikes exist in order to bring
about the use of federal troops.
According to the states attorney.
R. V. Phillips, with the title of lad
visory director ha d charge
of the thuggery. He directed the
sluggers, the smashing of windows.
cutting automobile tires, the burn
ing of buildings and the fomenting
of racial prejudices among the strik-
ers. while protesting to engage in
the business of conciliator.
The telephone wire to Phillips lux
urious home was tapped and con-
versations with the sluggers record
ed. In one instance operator No.
155 reported to the advisory direct
or from South Chicago that he had
located a four-story wooden build
ing filled with lamp black.
Phillips, replied: Il am glad you
are keeping your eyes open. That
would be a good place for a fire"
Among the documents, seized by
the police was copy of this letter
forwarded on October 10 to c. A.
Stillman. assistant to the president
the Steel and Tube Company of
America:
Being DESTROYS of bringing the re-
suits about as soon as possible, prop
uganda is now being spread among
the workers, each nationality being
approached and advised in their own
language of contemplated action by
other nationalities.
Efforts are also being made to
create. as much radical dislike as
possible-by causing the Poles to dis
trust the Italians and Serbians, by
causing the Serbians to distrust the
Italians and Poles, and by causing
the Serbians to have nothing to do
with the Croatians and Roumanians.
and by causing all other nationalities
thoroughly to distrust The Americans,
the desired results will be brought
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
KING ALBERT GIVES PRIVATE
CAR CREW BIG TIP.

New York, N. Y, Nov. 27.-King
Albert of Belgium, who, with his
family, have been touring the coun-
try in private car, showed marked
generosity when, in appreciation of
the services rendered by the crew.
he gave j. Lewis, chef aboard the,
car, $1,000, to be distributed equally
between himself Uewis), E. Letcher
(waiter) and S. Sample (porter).
Lewis is the proud recipient of a
pair of gold cuff buttons with the
Kings initials inscribed on them.
Lewis has been employed as chef
over twenty-five years and was Sc
lected from a host of other chefs
to preside over the kingly dishes.
He is well known in New York.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
NEGRO KILLS PLANTER = MOB
HANGS BROTHER-R. w. SIy-
LEY SHOT WHEN HE GOES TO
FRIENDS AID.

Lambert Miss, Nov. Pr. W.
Sivley, prominent planter and bro
.ther of Judge Clarence l.. Sivley of
Memphis, is dead, Robert Motley,
Negro, was lynched and Will Motley,
IS, brother of Robert is being sought
as the result of dispute over a
crop settlement between F. p. Cas-
sidy and Robert Motley last Friday.
Mr.. Sivley went to Mr.. Cassidy's
aid only to be shot by Will Motley,
who escaped.
Robert was taken to Jail Friday
morning and allowed to remain there
until Saturday night. when an armed
mob forced its way in and hanged
him.
Mr.. Sivley was carried to the Lam
bert Hospital. where he fingered I'M
til this morning.
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bout more quickly than any other

about more quickly than any other
way"
The methods employed by these
thugs, who posed as Tabor concilia-
tors" seem satisfactory to business
men who employed them, for in a
page advertisement in local newspa-
pers the hugs plead not guilty to the
charges and say:
sherman Service officials were
placed in deferred classification dur
ing the CONSUMPTION Cat the request
of their clients) being considered as
essential to the maintenance of our
national interests.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
WHITES AND REDS FIGHT ON IN
DIAN RESERVATION.

Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. 27.-Bad blood
alleged to have been engendered by
insulting remarks of white youth
to a young Indian matron, caused
the opening of race war on the
Onondaga Indian Reservation and
reused the Onondaga braves, who till
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
RACE STENOGRAPHER IN PENN
SYLVANIA COURT OF APPEALS.

Pittsburg, Va, Nov. 27-The ap-
pointment of John w. Rosemond to
the position of official court of Allie
gheny county by the judges recently
is certainly most gratifying. The APP
pointment is a tribute to Mr.. Rose
monds ability. 1t is said the salary
is $3.50 per month.
AS far as We know at present Mr..
Rosemond is the only Negro in the
United States holding similar po-
sition.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
The STAR HAIR
GROWER
A WONDERFUL HAZE
DRESSER AND
GROWER.

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wanted - Good naouey
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lage to Sell THE eTAR
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with or without straiRil-
tening irons.
Sells for 25c Der box
-one use box win
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25c box will be con-
WINGED. No Enafter
what has failed -
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agents terms. Send
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the southern extremity of the pre-
BY BILL EFF

the southern extremity Of the pre-
serve.
A pitched battle bewteen whites and
redskins, the ambush cf a young
Indian by a quartette of white youths
living near the reservation and an
attack on the home of an Indian
woman, Mrs. Sylvia George, with
shotguns, are the acts already charg-
ed up
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
DR.. Kidd
sPEcIALHsF
ON All Long Standing and ChFsnss
Diseases.

1 treat successfully all blood and
skin diseases. rheumatism. uric acid
poIsoning, diseases OF the stomach.
intestines, liver. kidneys and bladder,
diseases OF women. nervous diseases
malaria, diseases "a sne ears, nose
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gaii-stones, stiff and swollen Joints,
appendicitis, ovaritis, neuralgia, head
ache, mind wandering, insomnia, lin-
ability to sleep), epilepsy, Calling
siclxnessl nerve wealkness-in fact.
many disease not mentioned here.
Medicines by mall $500 per Mensh
Free Consultation and RxaminntisM
Oxford eagle., 1919-11-27

brand toy "Whlgig Musical Chimes, for baDy
Drums Guns and Pistols that can play
Buffalo Bill WITH Telephones and Telephone
Sets Talking Machine Records that can
played graphophone Drums, Crawling Bugs Perform
ing Animals kinds. little Baby Raes Masquerade
Goods Interesting Puzzles to develop the mind
Tops and Bals-you SO many Piggy Banks Iele
phone Banks Mechanical Charlie Chaplin and Dancing Coos
interesting figures Teddy Bears big little old and
Young Small Rocking Chairs Baby Swings from which baby can
not get a fall.
We cannot enunerate interesting in stock,
but and
Candies Oh Boy Chewing Gum Peanuts and Pop Corn.
Here you will and dainties Stationery all the
qualities of Crepe and Tissue Paper and
packing Christmas things in Also toilet articles
of every kind description Powder Toilet Water Per-
fumes Cold Cream, Vanishing Cream Talcm Powder the best
grade of Tooth Paste and priced right
What better Christmas present than Kodak
and Films? There only Eastman
Kodak Ribbons Laces and Handkerciefs the
complete assortment the city especially attractive prices
five cents to dollar.
Towels bads of all kinds and need an apron to 40 your
Christmas Baking we have it.
The Pyex Cooking Guaranteed Oven Glass that will
you suitable for mother Also Aum
Cooking Utensils of all -Everlasng good. Enameed
great variety Art Glass; Community and Rogers SILVER
China and Glassware endless variety Lovely Dinner and
Tea which will please Bud Vases and Cut Glass Bowls
and Water Sets Collar Toilet Sets both
Ebony and French Ivory French Ivory Set will be the thns
for your best girl and Collar Box for him.
In Jewelry-My the variety have at Small prices.
Get her.the Ring has expecting long, String
of Pearls Then avaes Necklaces and Cuff Pins
Brooches Stick Pins Cuff Buttons and Many other items OF
Christmas Jew When have selected present for every
member of the family stock then don't forget
with Christmas Card Booklet
New Novel, Our stock Of these is complete
With little packed in of Our lovely Christmas
Boxes holly mseoe Ribbon sealed with
little Christmas Seals and Red Cross Scker put
help the Christmas Shopping will be complete
and the recipient of gift will wonder where found such
complete and attractive packages and goods.
We sincerely and cordially invite to to store
We will do our utmost to please you
With joyous Christmas greeting wish to each Of
you.
Oxford eagle., 1919-11-27

inspecting each item the sample table basement and
prize for the best description of holiday goods
Read careuiyp out of the and pin it to
will find that will assist materially in shop
ping addition the articles enumerated here we have our
Regular Staple Merchandise and will Fill Your Wants Com
D'ete. many Newly Weds would to us for
your keeping We fill bill complete in
all household necessities SAVE lOU MONEY. While
store will be SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS for the next
month"; will be able with all Staple Goods at the
Attractive Price the past You must see our line OF
Small Hardware apprecite the Saving We
Offer YOU Come Variety Store often-t will
addition attractive line of merchandise call
your following suitable things for gfts
Beautiful Dolls of all kinds and descriptions Dolls that will
delight little girl and ranging in price from three
society ladies dressed complete at to
dollars Doll Beds dolly Real Trunks
pack doll clothes and the Doll Cradle that little
long. Nifty Doll Bugge eaHonestto
Doll Dining Tables Chairs Buffet and Serving Tables
Claus to bring them lovely set like
Tents cozy inviting Pretty little Farm
Houses like gandpa old farm home with horses and cows
and sheep and hogs Complete se speedy little
Rocking Horses, Sturdy little brother Real Wa
gons like the mans handsome servceabe
Velocipedes Trcyces will quickly school,
Games enjoyable in which and
join-Od Maid Peg My Heart ROOk and Others
Beautiful little ships and real moving pictures just like at
the theatre active Jumping Jacks Draw
ing Boards for those who like to draw Get these aid
developing the little car0Onist of the family Then
Bugs Horns and Whistles Soldiers Sailors and of
Cap Pistols and Air Rifles. Bouncing Rubber
Balls satisfy the active small boys aoons just like the circus
Toy Ducks that will quack Chdrens Tea Sets Of Metal
China Embroidery Sets for the Industrious little daughter
Buckets Spades that complete the sand pile little Irons
keep clothes roned nicely Ribbon
Racks Candles Holders. Purses for mother and
daughter father sets for the baby Wonder
Soap Bubbles that will keep you Blowing Bubbles
Washing real sureenough little stoves like mothers
butterflies tinted in attractive c0Ors Rubber
George Pin Cushions Mirrors Stencil Outfits
Little Pianos for the musician Nifty little Kitchen Cabl
like mammals kitchen Saving Banks to teach the
saving Claus stocking already fed
What do that? The hummer tops
that YOU ever Chu Chu Trains Automobiles and
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02
LOS. FERROCARRILEROS LLAMARAN EN- SU
AYUDA A LAS 'DEMAS UNIONES
Fl gobierno ha logrado hasta ahora mantener en- servicio
~algunos trenes, e~mpleando a todos los que voluntaria-
mente Sc han ofrecido a ayudar a rOmper "a huelga
contandose entire elios muchos aristocratas


LpNDRES. octuore Io.-CoA Ell
eX:to caCa Ola Crecierte &c p2rte del
robicrno en- 81 lNcha para hacer fren
te NJ b'oqreo :erroc2rrilero, las indI-
.Cccicnes 1ue Sc tepian hoy, eran d
cue los huclguistls So mostrab0n en-
favor de pedir Ia ayuda de Ia "trl-
pie alianza," (obrercs de los ferroca-
rifles. de trarsp,rtes mineros.l pa-
N haccr n,As efectiro ei movjmicn,0.
Tai es al 8 10 que Sc predice
en- L. declaration hecha por Robert
Williams. Jefe de Ia Federation de
Qbreros de Transuortes. al ~convocar
q ma ;ur-o nara hoy
Us rnionee DO ~tr.nsDortes prcba-
blo,,on+a co var5n eryueItas en- Ia
b,,,I.. s;;o Mr. Williams Sesnu6s
IA ma con tarercfa entire los iefes =
;o,r+;vos do Ias unfores de transpor-
rs y. les enresentant de Ia Union
N,.;,,al 10 FerrorarriIaros.
-
lac" IL" -" mas
- TaT.1 ,cr,~rr Ia huelra. Mu-
800 I.;ios =. fan,i1;ae nr;ncioales de
T,,.r.e. c.+ar s;rvien6o como porte
rox y;o.ias yeIadores otros trabaios
ia ,,o9or r~,+agcria a Ia vez Que mu-
10 ,br.ros !, lbs ;,ror, ~netentes. han
Sacrsyafo III. oessan ayudar en- ia
,4eso,ss dol or;ncipio del ~obierno
constituc;cnal' Que dicen Sc halla a
reraza6o Dor Ia huelga. Una &C
-ivi6o5 ,rcarsable Sc nota entire los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

LONDRES, octubrc 1o.-William c.
Adamson, Presidente del Partido O.
brero en- cl Parlamento. Y lider de IA
oposicion ALI. ha te~lecrafiado al Pri
mer Ministro Lloyd-George, ~pidiendo-
le que ell Parlamento sea conyocado
Embellishments.
GLASGOW, octubre 1o.-Robert
Smile. Iider de los obreros inglescs
Y uno de los que han apadrinado el
movimiento. pidiendo una acci6n d.
recta en- e. Congreso obrero aqui, pre-
dijo esta manana que IN 80 por Glen
to de los obreros de trabajos manua-
les del pals. quedarian sin trabajo
dentro de una semana. Agrego el CT
tado jefe que esperaba que tambien
sc suspenderian los trabajos en- las mi
mas, fundiciones, astilleros Y tOdas las
fabricas del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02
CLEMENCEAU OBTIENE UN
VOTO DE CONFIANZA
Tai triunfo indica que Ell ira
tado de paz sera
ratificado

PARIS. octubre 1o.-El Primer Nj
ristro Clemenceau V su cobierno. han
rccib;do IN vote de confianza en- la
Camara de Diputados. por 262 votos
en- pro. contra lSS,
Este vote de ~confianza significa O.
ira imrortantc victoria para FL II
gre" 1o Francia. en- esta OCCASION. en-
81 !ucha por "A ratification del ira
tado de paz. Aun cuando las cifras
dc Ia votaci6n. muestran una mar
cada disminuci6n de las fuerzas 60
b;ernistas. 81 Tigre pudo sin embar-
- s~ostenerse esta vez Y cchar por
terra Ia prediction Dc los radicalcs.
de cl "pr6ximo vote" seria su sen
tencia de cracia ono Primer Minis
tro.
Esta Ultima prueba lie Ia fuerza
del gobicrno. fu6 provocada por una
controversial entire Clcmenceau ' va
rios DO los ndercs parlamentarlos con
motive dc una resolution presentada
nor 81 Diputado Andres Lefevre pro-
poniendo una renovation de las nego-
ciacioNes entire las ]potencias con 81
nrorisito de asccurar nuevas garan-
tias para Ell desarne de Alemanla.
Fl Primer Ministro combati6 la re-
seduction de Lefevre, eXponiendo que
aun cuando Ell principle era del todo
proDio. Ia MEDIA estaba pesimamen-
70 concebida. Asegurc que el tratado
tai y como So haIla y muy particu-
larmente cl articulo 16S,, dan sufi-
cientes g~arantias para el desarme de
Alemania.
La base de su augmentation fue la
de u aun cuando no habla obJe-
ci6n alguna a una revision posterior
81 tratado debia ratificarse primero
en- ST. actual forma. FL vote de con
sianza. por 10 tanto, constitute un
imoortante paso hacia la ratification
del tratado por Francia. que Sc pre-
dice. Sc dara para fines de Ia presente
semana.
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COMO FUE FL DESEMBARCO DE- MARINOS
AMERICANOS EN- FL PUERTO De TRAU
Los italianos que Sc hallaban posesionados de la plaza hui
yeron abandonando sus ametralladoras, camiones y
hasta una bandera del dictator Fanfogna

pues a las autoridades correspondien-
ties.
'Pocas horaS Ges9ues, llegaron a la
escena de los successes tropas serbias
de Spalato Y los americanos sc re-
embarcaron en- ell Olympia, ~entregan-
do las ametralladoras. AUTOMOBILES
blindados Y Ia bandera capturados a
los ltallanos, q las autoridades de
Trau."
Aun cuando Mr.. Frank Polk, ell Sub
seCretariO de Estado americana que
Sc e%ncuentra en- esta capital. ha a
nunciado que el Almirante italiano,
comandante de Ut barco de guerra
italiano pidi6 al comandante america
no de Olympia que desembarcara ma
rinos para echar a los italianos de esa
ciudad. en- las oficinas centrales de
Ia delegation serbia, no Sc tiene con-
firmacion de tai cosa Y Sc ha EXPIRE
sado q su vez, que ningIn barco de
guerra italiano Sc hallaba en- Trau.
FL olympia Y un destroyer anne
ricano Sc italian ahora anclados en-
la bahia de Trau por urgente solicitud
de las a]utoridades yugo-eslavas. quie
mes temen que los italianos ~intenten
IN nuevo ataque de la plaza, pues Sc
gun Sc sabe. han apostado tropas en-
todos los principales caminos dc los
alrededores Y emplazado baterias de
artillcria d~efendiendo esos caminos.
Los i~talianos tambien han recon-
centrado camiones biindados en- los al
rcdedores V Sc teme de un momento
a otro intenten otro ataque sobre ell
puerto. ST tai o~curriere, Sc espera
que los marinos americanos desembar
caran de nuevo, y Sc trade en- esta O.
casi6n, n batalla e~ncarnizaGa entire
los italianos V los americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

PARIS, octubre Gel Miaistro
serbio en- esta capital, ha recibido el
s~iguiente informe:
"Quiniensos marines a~mericanos,
del barco de guerra de los Estados
Unidos olympia" desembarcaron ell
Trau. Ia manana del 23 de septiembre
V ~derrotaron 4 una compahia de tro-
pas italianas a las 6rdenes del dicta-
dor Fanfonga que. imitando IA &C
ci6n de D'Annunzio en- Fiume. Sc ha-
bia posesionado de Ia ciudad.
ANTE la p~resencia de los marines
arericanos, los italianos huyerOn, a.
bandonardo sus AUTOMOBILES blindados
ametraliadoras, granadas Y hasta u
ma bandera italiana de guerra con la
inscription &c que Fangna era iicta-
dor De Trau.
Los ;meyicanos capturaron es: ma
terial V Ia Handera e hicieron or's.c-
nero a Fanfogna, entregandolo des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02
En- unas cuantas horas
aIivia los resfriados
"Pape's Cold Compound" cura
inmediatamente los res
rios y Ell malestar

No siga I'd. a~catarrado Y deje de
estornudar. Una doSis de "Pape's
Cold Compound. tomada cada dos
horas, hasta completar tres dosis, son
suficientes para curar los refriado'
mas fuertes y terminar las molestias
causadaS por Ia gripa.
La primera dosjS abre log conduc-
tos nasa!es congcst!onados Y los con-
ductos respiratoriOS; detiene la secre-
c!on de Ia nariz; alivia el dolor de ca
beza. fiebres. eStornudos, inflammation
Y resequedad de Ia garganta.
"Pape's Cold Compound es 81 re-
medic mas SECURE Y violneto que s.
Y solo cuesta mos cuantos
c~entavos. De venta en- .odas las dro-
guerias. Obra sin causar mo!estias,
su sabor es agradable, no contiene
quiniua. Pida I'd. siempre "Pape's
Cold Compound" (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-02

lie F. s. Ashby.
Sebastian Casas para construlr un
cuarto ADDITIONAL, en- Ia casa 24Gl de
la Gale de S. Colima.
DR.. Amos Graves, para. construlr
un garage de teja y concrete en- Ia
Gale de n. Oakland sol.
Gilberto Vazquez, para hacer al
cunas composturas en- Ia casa 6Ol6
de la Gale de San Fernando.
Reyes c. Briones para haccr com-
'posturas en- el techo de Ia casa 2462
de la Gale dc \. Neracruz.
f. &. L. Tarin para construir una
caballeriza V un cuarto ADDITIONAL en-
Ia casa 2346 de la Gale dc ", S. San
Marcos.
Federal Home Builders, para cons
'truir cuatro cuartos en- la Gale de W.
Muth 922.
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