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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26
CANCELLATION DE FIANzA HIPo.
TECARIA

20R CUANTo: Los abogados don
Juan de Guzman Benitez y don Jose
A. Vargas a nombre da La secession pc
ticionaria han presentado ante esta Cor
to una solicitud ex-parte fin de que
SO cancele la fianza hipotecaria pres
tada por el finado don Herminio Diaz
Navarro para garantizar las funciones
de su cargo como Notario Publico en-
este Distrito, favor del Honorable
Presidente del Tribunal Suprema de
Puerto Rico.
POR TANTO, y en- cumplimiento de
la orden dictada por ell Honorable ia
cinto Texidor, Juez de la Seccion Pri-
mera de la Corte de distrito de San
Juan, por el presente edicto que Sc pu-
blicara una vez cada mes y durante
tres meses consecutivos. en- dos peri6-
dicos de este distrito, Sc cita a todas
las personas que tengan alguna recla-
maci6n que deducir contra ell que fue
Notario don Herminio Diaz Navarro.
por razon dc su cargo, para que dentro
del referido plazo las presenter ante es-
ia corte, por ser este el distrito en- que
ejerci6 sus funciones el referido Nota-
rio, advirtiendoles que 81 dentro del
ameritado plazo no formulasen sus re-
clamaciones, podra obtener que Sc can
cole la fanza prestada mediante reso-
luci6n judicial dictada al efecto, con
los requisites necesarios para que la
cancellation Sc haga constar en- ell Re.
gistro de la Propiedad, Secci6n Prime
ra, en- cuya demarcaci6n radica la fnca
hipotecada. San Juan, mayo % de 1919.
G. MARRERO.
(Secretario)
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CRONICASDE GAMBIA
No vale la pena de ser immortal

autor parece haber puesto un gran in
teres en- hacernos observar que las bo-
tas del poeta tienen seis botones ca
da una. GComo podra luego pasar-
nos inadvertido ell peso de aquella CHS
terra tan ostensible? Y ademas, Gque
hace ALI aquella chistera, va que ell
poeta esta descubierte?
81 la escultura representa- la eterni-
dad, puede decirse que Don Ramon de
Campoamor ha entrado en- ella como
81 no fuera a permanecer mas que unos
breves instantes. Ha entrado de pa
so en- la eternidad, con unas botas
de cartera y ha dejado al alcance de
la mano para cuando legue ell momen-
to de retirarse, su chistera de marmol
sus guantes del mismo material. A
mi me da la idea de que ha lido en-
tranvia y de que esta ALI un POGO
azorado, como en- una vista de cum
plido. Sus personajes-la anciana de
la cofia, la nina que tiene Ell pecho de
cristal, etc.-le rodean, y segln decia
la admiradora desconocida, parece que
estan hablando. Parece que estan ha-
blando y Shablando en- prosa, y este es
10 malo, porque en- escultura no Sc de-
be de hablar. Parecen, en- fin, un
grupo fotografco de escultura 'Ko-
OAK.
Algunas veces yo habia acariciado
ell proposito de ser un grande hombre,
como tantos otros; pero ahora he re-
suelto renunciar definitivamente Sc
mejante idea. Mientras la inmorta-
lidad sea una cosa tan parecida a
la vida corriente mientras en- ella
deba uno preocuparse tambien del al
midonado de la tirilla, no creo que
valga la pena ser immortal
Julio GAMBIA.
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Continuation de la pagina y

necesitan podarse. Los sitios donde la
sombra es excesiva, los cafetos seran
atacados por sus enemigos. Los tallos
viejos, ganchos rotos, varillajes secos
etc, deben ser podados. Las heridas
en- la poda deben ser suaves, unifor-
mes y bien hechas, para evitar las
infecciones. A los cafetos debe podarse-
les los tallos viejos, rotos secos, y
los chupones hijos que nacen al tron-
CO.
5o.-METoDoS DE CULTIvo.-Es
muy corriente encontrar las plantacio-
mes de cafe sin cultivo alguna durante
el ano. Es verdad que ell cafe general
mente en- terrenos 81 Sc cultivan inten-
samente, Sc perjudican con los arras-
tres del suelo durante la estacion llu-
viosa. Pero aparte de este, ell cafe ne
cesita cultivarse como toda planta pa
ra su mejor desarrollo production, y
hecho embellishments y a su dcbido
tempo, NADIA perjudica y por ell con-
trario beneicia Lo que Sc usa es un
peque1o desyerbo de machete que no
hace gran favor nj al terreno nj la
planta. Una pequeha removida del ne
rreno alrededor del arbol, tomando este
como axis, ayuda grandemente al de-
sarrollo de raices fuertes, evita la eva
poracion excesiva y conserva la hume
dad, y todos estos puntos resultan en-
benefcio del cafetero cuando Sc practi-
can tratan de conseguirse.
En- raras plantaciones Sc encuentran
medios para evitar los arrastres de la
lluvia y por ESQ es que los cafeteros
Sc conforman con un pequelo desyerbo
en- sus fncas. Proporcionense hoyos, di-
ques zanjas en- los sitios inferiores de
las plantaciones, hacia donde corren los
arrastres tendremos estos evitados,
consiguiendose con los hoyos Y zanjas
sitios que, ademas de aguantar los arras-
tres, sirven de deposihos para rec!bir
hojas desperdicios de la fnca, que
mas luego como medios de ayu-
da a la fertilidad del terreno.
6o-PLAGAS, ENFERMEDADES
Y SUS REMEDIOS. Ell
cafe es una planta que no necesita gran
cuidado para evitar plagas y enemi-
gos. Sin embargo, Sc encuentran varios
muy pocos, que son daninos
a la planta. Tenemos ell escarabajo,
Ell gusano del cual roe las raices y mata
los arboles. Ests puede controlarse, y,
mas, que este, evitarse, con buenos me-
todos de cultivo mejor que con la apli-
caci6n de insecticides. Buena renova-
ci6n del suelo alrededor de la base de
la planta evitara los ataques de los
insectos a las raices. FL minador de
la hoja del cafe es una playa seria en-
algunos distritos cafeteros de la isla.
Cominmente Sc cree que no hace dano
al cafe, pero yo no diria otro tanto.
Atacan la hoja, minandola y viviendo
dentro de ella. Esta Sc marchita, cole
un color amarillo palido y concluye por
caerse. Este insecto puede combatirse
con ell uso de caldo bordeles cualquie-
ra otra emulsion que Sc riegue al arbol.
La hormiguilla es quizas la playa de
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CAFE

| mas importancia para los cafeteros.
Ataca tanto los cafetos como a la
sombra. Su dafio consiste en- hacer Gre
Ger nudos en- los tallos del cafe donde
viven, barrenando este sitio, donde de-
positan sus huevos y sacan sus nidadas.
Chupan tambi6n la savia de los ganchos
nuevos, principalmente en- ell sitio de
donde sale Ell nuevo gancho, del tallo
principal del cafe. La causa de una in
vasi6n de hormiguilla no es otra sino
ell tener sombra vieja en- la plantation
Empiezan por atacar a esta pasandose
luego los cafetos. Muy pocos medios
Sc conocen- para combatir a la hormi-
guilla despues de esta haber entrado
en- una plantation. Lo que debe tratarse
es evitar su entrada, y este Sc consigue
teniendo siempre sombra nueva en- la
plantation, y podando esta cada vez
que Sc crea necesario Con sombra nue.
va y cultivo limpio no hay tenor de
cue Ia hormiguilla pueda atacar al ca
fe. Pero 81 este no Sc prevee, prepa-
remosnos a recibir la playa. Como antes
queda dicho, despues de encontrado ell
ataque, es muy dificil combatirlo. Pue-
de usarse Ell bicloruro de mercurio en-
solucion diluida como bafio pintura
para ell tronco de los arboles atacados. /
Esto no matara la hormiguilla que este
va en- ell ramaje del arbol, pero evita-
ra ell que nuevas hormigas puedan SUI
bir al arbol atacado, disminuyendo ell
ataque en- cierto grado.
Las Intermediates que atacan ell cafe
son comunes en- la isla y algunas en-
gran numero Por desgracia no han 81
do establishments estudiadas. Hay va
rias intermediates causadas por hongos
que atacan ell cafe. Su daio principal
consiste en- cubrir las hojas y tallos,
enrollando todo el arbol, con los mi |
celios que hoston hongos poseen. Privan
de ese modo ell propio funcionamiento y
desarrollo de los miembros del arboi.
Estas Intermediates pueden combatir
Sc tambien con ell uso de un caldo bor-
doles o soluciones de jabon.
Nues'ras tierras de cafe no producer
por cuerda 10 que debieran producer.
Esto sc debe muchas razones, de las
cuales Sc han tratado un buen hume
70 en- este trabajo, y ell dejar de acep-
tar consoles uevarlos a la practica, /
Y no seguir reglas, resultan, cada dia
mas en- ell pobre rendimiento del pro-
ducto. 81 practicaramos agricultural mo-
derna y siguieramos las reglas que nos
guian una buena production, no ha-
habria duda de que esta seria mejor de
10 que es actualmente y de 10 que ha I
sido antes de hoy. Una cuerda de cafe /
debiera de producer de 4 quintales
de grano pilado para lamar entonces
un negocio ell dedicarse la siembra y
cosecha de cafe. Escasamente Sc podra
encontrar en- Puerto Rico una cuerda de
cafe que rinda quintales de cafe
pilado. Nos vamos arruinando, pregun-
tamos la causa, nos la dicen y Ia cree
mos. pero NADIA hacemos por remediarla
llegara ell dia en- que no cosechemos
ri SO nbras de cafe pilado de una cuerda
de terreno en- cultivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26
IMPORTANTE
ROYAL NO. 10, Maestro
(Secretaro)

Es la maquina de escribir mejor del
nundo, 21 ventajas sobre todas las de-
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Guardapolvo de cristal biselado.
Ajuste automatico para el tacto
Construction a ''lineas rectas'
Su trabajo parece litografado
Construction fuerte elegantisima.
Garantizada por CINCo AMOS.
Antes dc comprar maquina de escri-
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Tetuan /, altos Box 100 Tel6fono sos
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
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FOX
AvIsO A LOS ANGELES DEL
HOGAR

FL mejor JABON del mundo es el
JABON DE CASTILLA, muy recomen-
dado para muchas curaciones.
Sc falsiica y Sc venden imitaciones
en- todas parties del mundo, ocasiOnan-
do graves dafos su uso.
Las madres de famiha saben distin-
guirlo, y el Gnico LEGITIMo en- PAS
TILLAs do 200 gramos esta grabado
con el nombre CERECEDo, rechace to-
do el que no tenga esa marca.
So vende hoy en- todas las buenas Far
macias y Colmados.
Depositarios
CASA DE CERECEDo Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26
EDIcTo
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN
SECCIoN PRIMERA

Estados Unidos de America, FL Pre-
sidente do los Estados Unidos. EX-PAR.
TIE. Succession de Antonio de Audrey Y
Montolio, Peticionaria.
Civil Mum. 1880.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-26

Nm 81 Immediate puSbIO de Baya-
mon 80 abri6 aver al p6blico IN puss.
to para ven.a dc peri6dicOS instalAn.
dose On uno dc los kioskos de Ia pla.
"a. Es I'M sitio ideal y a todas horas
90 sncontrarA alG EEL 1GUNDo."
Tambisn 90 venden cigarrillos, to.
bseos. duless , refrsScOs. Advt.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
HOPE THIS FLYER WILL
NOT GET 4GUMMED UP"

II is TO he hoped that tie FLYER or
Flyers coming 10 Memphis next Monday
70 dfoP chewing gum from the skies
on wholesale houses and newspapers vi
not get 'gummed up and spill Spear
mint and other forms Of human "cud"
on the pates OF an unsuspeeting popu-
lace.
The White Wilson Drew Co, whole
sale grocers, announce that two Cur
tlss siTplsnes from VIM. WriEley JT, 8
plant IN Chicago, where spears arc put
IN speaFmint, will use this method Of
boosting the substance extracted from
the chtcle plant which forms the inter
maXilary buffer Of so many jaws Of
manicurtsts chorus, matinee and other
girls and men given to the Spearmint
habit
The flyers promise, If editors and re.
porters are real nice, that maybe they
will be given a flight.
William Wrigley, lr, boss Of the
'ehawin' - plant, says these two birds
are going to make q tour of eight states
and gum up things in 80 cities where
people "chewse" to use Snearmlnt,
Red haired stenographers, attention
Whether it's because Memphis ste
noSTapheFs chew more gum than those
IN other cities was not stated, but G
S, Fleece, general manager OF the Ellis.
Jones Drug company, announced that
when the Spearmint arrives, the Y
packages which compose the box vii
be given to the first 20 red-haired ste.
noSraphers who call at the Ellis Jones
Drug company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
c. OF c. PLANS SERIES
OF SACRED CONCERTS

b Under the auspices of the music COM
nlittee Of the Memphis Chamber Of
Commerce, II Is proposed TO conduct
series of Sunday afternoon sacred CON
certE al the Goodwin institute, begin
ming Sunday, Dec H. and continuing
each Sunday afternoon thereafter dur
ing the months Of December January,
February and possibly March The
hours will be from 2 to 4.30 pm.
All Of the church choirs In the city
have been invited to participate, aud
many have already accepted and been
assigned dates on the schedule The
programs Of these concerts will con-
stSt Of sacred music only and this rule
Will be rigidy adhered to. There will
be no admission fee charged and no
collection taken, and it Is desired that
the attendance be as nensectsrlan as
possible,
It is the purpose OF those in charge
that these concerts will furnish u
pleasing Sunday afternoons entertain
nent for the Memphis public and that
terest In music, and that they viii be
an incentive to the best efforts Of every
church choir in the city. In order to
make them successful 1t will be neces-
| sary to have the fullest support and
| Influence OF the clergy, the church peo-
pie Of the city our civic clubs and Or
CARNATIONS, and the daily newspapers,
u, X, Barrow chairman of the music
committee of the Chamber OF Com
| merce, Is IN charge OF the movement
and has appointed the following SUBJ
| arations for the concert: Miss Valerie
Harrington, chairman; Mrs. ]. F, XIII,
Mrs Ben $, Parker DR.. A. r. Williams
and Mr., John Kinnie
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
BOUNTY ON LOUISIANA
SUGAR IS KILLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, (Spl) The
effort of Senator McNary in HIS bill for
continuing tho sugar equiZation board
next year to establish zone in the
Southeastern states where Louisiana
cane sugar may he sold at a price of
some 9 cents a pound higher than asked
Elsewhere for beet sugar. has aroused
the active opposition Of Senator Mo
kellar. At u conference held this
morning Senator McNary agreed to &C
cept an amendment to his bill which
was suggested by Senator Mcclellan
This amendment IL as follows;
Provided. that zones in which Ger
tain kinds of sugar may be sold snail
not be established by the said oqualizn-
ton board and that the prices of for
eign, Louisiana and beet sugar and the
other various grades Of sugar shall be
equal and uniform for each grade
throughout the United StaJcr and to
all the citizens thereof, and that sugar
may be bought in any part of the
United States for distribution and use
IN any other portion OF the United
Statas.'
Under the bill AS originally proposed
only Louisiana cane sugar would he OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
PACKAGES OVER Is LBS.
MUST Be IN BOXES

New express packing rules Are now
in effect, according to statement made
by J. II. Hays. general agent. IN charge
Of the local express office. Under the
regulations now in force all express
shipments over rs pounds must be for
warded In wooden cont6 iners or car
tons bearing the boxmakers' certificate
as TO strength and size required by the
express company,
No change 10 contemplated in the
shipments under tho s5-pound limit,
which win still be accepted wrapped in
paper. General Agent Hays advised
Christmas shippers not only TO send
their holiday packages early but to
see that they were properly packed and
accurately addressed.
We expect a very heavy movement
Of Christmas gifts by express this
year, said Mr. Hays today. land this
at a time when we are handling a
greater amount Of traffic than at any
period in the history of the railroads,
II will be well for Christmas shippers
to keep in mind the 25-pound lmita-
top for paper wrapped packages. Most
holiday presents. we believe, are under
that weight and are, therefore, not af-
fected by the new rutes.
Amy shipment over 20 pounds must
be forwarded in special containers, and
we will be very glad to give anyone
interested full information as to how
they should prepare their Christmas
presents for shipment by express"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
FLAGMAN IS KILLED
BY TRAIN AT C0RINTH

CQRINTH, Miss. Dec. II. (Spl9--C.
w. Burchfield, flagman on a local
Southern freight train, lost his life
Of the depot when ne was struck by
an eastbound passenger train, No. IS.
His skull was crushed and his body
badly bruised and he died without re-
gaining consciousness. 80 minutes after
the engine hit him.
The remains were turned over to a
local undertaking establishment by or
der of the railway authorities and are
being held for instructions from. tho
dead mans relatives as TO what dispo-
sition Is to be made OF them.
i Buy her a sewing machine Tor Christ
mas Bry's. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
MAYNARD IS SHERIFF
OF MADISON COUNTY

JACKSON. Tenn, Dec. II. (Spl.)---
Complete hut unofficial returns In yes
terday's DerSacratic run-off for sheriff
gave Deputy Il. A. Mainard a majority
of i0S over Deputy c. c. Barrier, Of
Mercer. Manard received l,eis votes
and Barrier i.2i0.
Barrier carried the rural precincts by
a majority OF $3.50 but Msinard' s vote in
the four wards Of the city was exceed
ingly heavy, A Democratic nomination
Is equivalent to election
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
YALE GlEE CLUB
CANCELS LOCAL VISIT

The Yale Glee club Thursday cam
ceied the concert booked for Memphis
for Dec. 27. In a telegram TO Sidney
Farnsworth., who with w r. Armstrong
has been leading in making the ar,
rangements among Memphis Yale
alumni for the visit of the club,
The message from Ansom Phelps,
secretary of Yale university, stated
that owing to the restrictions due to
coal shortage the entire tour Of the
club had been cancelled after President
Hadey of the university had conferred
with railroad administration heads.
All the social affairs incident 10 the
chlbs proposed visit have been can
celed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
ALL TRAINS LATE.

CORINTH, Miss, Dec. II, (SplN--
There was hardly a train scheduled
through Cornth on time Wednesday
90 hours late. while tho southbound
train was two hours behind the schedule
time, Trains on tho M. g. O. and the
Southern were from an hour TO five
hours off time. Wrecks of minor ma.
ture, the handling Of traffic heretofore
handled by trains taken off in response
to the fuel administration demands, and
the exceedingly heavy rains south were
given AS the causes. Passenger traffic
has not been so badly confused here
for MANY months.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives Home
Made Recipe to Darker
Gray Hair.

Mrs. N. n. Gillespie. a we'll known
beauty specialist Of Kansas city, re-
Gently gave out the following statement
regarding gra" hair;
Anyone cal prepare simple mix
p Mre a. home taa sos Win IA da u,s. gray
q half pint OF water add ounce of bay
rum, a small box OF Barbo Compound
and Y ounce Of glycerne.
These ingredients can be purchased
at any drug store at very little cost,
Apply to the hair twice a week until
the desired shade Is obtained This
will make a gray haired person look ~
years younger, It does not color the
scalp. Is not sticky or greasy, and ssloes
not rub off sadv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
C0RlNTH MASON TO GO
TO PORTLAND ON TRIP

CORINTTI. Miss, Dec, II, (spLl--
Simon II, Rubel Of this city, has been
notified that he was chosen by Ha-
masa temple of the Ancient Arabic
order of Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine to
represent the temple aLNthe coming to-
gether of the imperial council in Fort
land, Ore, in 1920, Mr.. Rubel is a
member Of the firm of Abe Rubel g. Co,
of this city; is high in Masonry and is
recognized as man Of authority IN all
Masonic work
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
OLD SOLDIER DIES AT
HOME IN C0RlNTH

GORI@TH. Miss, Dec. II. tSpl)-
Capt. w L, Holt, aged 81, an old led
eral soldier, died last night at his home
In this city, Burial was this after
noon at the National cemetery in the
southeastern portion Of the city, Capt,
Holt was well known here although
he had been about town but little the
past few years on account Of being ar
flicted with blindness. His wife pre-
coded him to the grave about year
aOo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
RELATIONS BETWEEN JAPS
AND MEXICO ARE GOOD

MEXICO CITY, Dec, tt--Relations be-
tween Mexico and japan arc the most
cordial now IN many years, according
to Perez Romero, Mexican minister u
JapEn, who recently returned to Mexico
post either in Great Britain or in Bel
GUM Senior Romero stated that mu-
tual efforts are being made to Improve
the commercial interests OF the two
countries but he denied there was any
sentiment In Japan for wholesale i'm
migration to this country. There are
no Japanese companies, he said, that
have acquired lands in Lower Califor-
MIA for purposes OF colonization.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
FUND NOW S33,556.55

subscriptions amounting to &9,O74.65
were reported to the antitubereuosis
fund at a meeting Of the executive COM
mittce held following luncheon at the
Hotel Gayoso Thursday afternoon. This
brings the total to $3.50 $685., The gon
of the campaign IL $4,000
Reports Of teams made Thursday
afternoon follow,
Team No /, Jos, Summarized. chair
man, Si,i67,
Team No, 3, W n, King, chairman,
S2,1l5
CThs brings Mr. Kings total 10 So
SlS and keeps his team IN the lead.l
Cotton Dealers Division l.. s,
Weaver, chairman $3.50.
Woman's Division, Mrs. II, p, Wood.
son, chairman S80b
IT, H. Employees Division, A. II,
EEau, chairman, Sllj.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
THAT COLD WON'T
BOTHER YOU LONG
Not II you let DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey help relieve IL

~oLD-DISCOMFORT is some
I thing no man, woman, or child
~ should be bothered with for any
length Of time. The pleasant ingred-
tents Of Or. Bells Pine Tar Honey help
wonderfully in loosening phlegm and
congestion, easing the breathing, and
relieving cough, bronchitis, cold in
fiammation. hoarseness.
The test OF time has favored DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey. 1t helps speed
lily, safely, to start a cold-sutferer on
the road to normal. No medicine
cabinet should be without it.
All Druggists. Soc, o0c., $l,20.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

Don't stay stuffed up Quit blowing
and snuffiing dose of "pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours un-
ell three doses are taken usually breaks
up cold and ends all grippe misery.
The first dose opens cloBged.up nos
trils and air passages Of head, stops
nose running; relieves headache, duh.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

ness, feverishness. sneeEIng, soreness
stiffness,
"Pape'p Cold Compound Is the quick
est, surcst relief known ana costs only
a few cents at drug stores It acts
without assistance. Tastes nice Con
talns no quinIne. Insist on Papes,
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
COLORADO HOUSE VOTES
TO RATlFY SUFFRAGE

DENVER, SOL, DEG 1.-THE house
islature unanimously adopted today the
resolution ratifying the woman's sui
frage amendment 10 the federal eopsti-
tuition The resolution win come up IN
the senate for final action this after.
noon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

fered for sale IN Tennessee and the
price was to be fixed al II cents q
pound az against II cents pound for
beet sugar to be obtainable In most
other zones,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
Hurry LIN. Ladies'

And tell Samelsons how many boxes Of
those good Julia Marlowe or Tadema
cigars you want for menfolks Xmas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
LEGION LEADERS HERE
FOR R0USING RALLY

Col. Harry s. Berry, state comman-
der for the American Legion, and Mai
II. /. Landes, Y. 5, artillery officer, on
rscrt ng duty, arrived in Memphis
Thur lay morning for the rally OF the
evening an the sixth floor of the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Col Iandes will show the govern
ment film Of the Thirtieth division
breaking the Hindenburg line. Ex-ser
vice men, whether members Of the
legion or not are invited to attend,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. li,--Carl X. Gray
was elected president Of the Union Pa
cific system companies at meeting
Of the board OF directors here today.