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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
BREED THEATRE.

To the great army of readers who nave found delight in the thrilling tales of Bret Hartie. James Fenimore Cooper, and John Fox, Jr.. ad rev eled in their tales of virile. red blooded men and women. an unlimit- ca pleasure is in store in witnessing When Bearcat Went Dry" which will be the attraction at the Breed threatre today and Tuesday. This great picture play adapted from Charles Neville Bucks famous novel of the Kentucky mountains has more thrills in it than is usually found in three, feature pictures. The running lights between two of the fighting elements that compose the inhabitants of this mountain district. furnishes an audience with enough suspense that will satisfy the most exacting of au- diences., Through the story runs a love romance. Chester Conklin in a
 Mack Sennett comedy entitled "A Tug boat Romeo" and the Pathe News make up the remainder of the bin for today and Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29

A vast amount of work now remains to be done which the in tervention of war has necessarily delayed and accumulated, and the result is that * ***** very large capital expenditures ought to be made to make Up for the interruptions inevitably due to the war and to prepare the rail- roads to serve adequately the in- creased traffic throughout the country.
 WALKER D. HINES,
 Director General of Reilrosds
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
COLCHESTER

Henry Damn and family were the guests of Mir, Dan1m's parents on lebanon avenue over Christmas.
 The Colchester basketball team de- feated the Colchester college boys 34 10 a6, Thursday evening in Grange hall A dance was held after the game. 14yman's orchestra furnished ncusic, There was 8, large attendance.
 Miss Deborah Shea of Hartford was at her home on Lebanon avenue Thursday.
 Edward Kelly and Michael Shea were callers in Goshen Friday.
 Harry Wickwire and family of New Haven were guests Thursday of MT
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
! wickwire's mother on Hayward ave

Wickwire,s mother on Hayward ave nue
 Mrs. Ida Wagner returned Friday from a few days visit with her daughter in Hartford.
 Jacob Elgart of New York is visit ing his parents at the Grand View hotel during the holidays. George Gilmore. gamekeeper of the East Haddam Game club in Westches- ter. was at his home in town the past week,
 The Baptist Sunday school Christ mas tree and entertainment was held | in the church Friday afternoon. Candy ,and oranges were distributed to the children
 Vincent OConneH of. Hartford is at his home on Windham avenue for the holidays.
 1 Clark z. Otis returned to Scranton, Pa. Friday, after a few days visit with his daughter, Mrs. A. T. Van Cleve on South Main street.
 Mrs. Fred Chandler and children have returned from a few days visit Vith relatives in Deep River.
 Charles Clark of Marlboro was a cutler here Friday.
 The Congregational Sunday schoo held the annual entertainment and tree in the chapel Friday afternoon | from to o'clock. Refreshments were served and candy and oranges were distributed.
 II Louis Baldwin of Middletown wat calling on friends in town Friday.
 Leonard Siebert of East Hampton WIS in town Friday.
 Earle Holmes were the yuns- c, friends in New Britain over Christ mas.
 Wooster Lodee. r. s- A. M., met 1T Masonic hall Friday evening
 The Episcopal Sunday schoo |. Christmas tree was held Sunday af terroon at , o'clock F1lgart Brothers new factory vii start this week on the manufacture o boys, suits. Henry 0. Sorrell of North West chester was in town Saturday.
 About 95 per cent of the motior ' pictures shown in British India art American productions.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29

About 95 per cent. of the motion pictures shown in British India are American productions.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
RESTAURANTS IN PARIS
 MUST CLOSE NEW YEARS EVE

Paris, Dec. 2S.-M. Raux. prefect oi police of Paris. hss refused the re- quest of the Restaurateurs' association that restaurants and cafes be permit ted to remain open until i or o'clock New Years morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
What Is Going On Tonieht.

Theatre.
 Morion Pictures st Breed Theatre Strand Theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29

IT. E. SAVAGE'S closed car leaves Sunday at 4 90 o'clock fer Wiilimantic. First. car in morning to leave Wiiii- mantle for Norwich. Inquire at New York Lunch or at the hotels, novsid
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
Ell EMPRESTTTO.

Los Estados Unidos de Norte America, naci6n due ge
nuestro deso que honr6 cudadana concede
ahora la oportnidad de tomar pare nesos
entire esados cubr mporte total del mas
honroso de los epesttos Naconaes: lei EMPRESTO DE Ia
VICTORIA DE LA cAUS Puerto Rico ha asignado una
quota de 100000 de magnca inversion pazo
buen benefco No hay dudar pue que mas
complete exito al honor Puerto Rico sispre
conquo hasta aora demostracones de
trotsn1o peto honroso nopermira que esta quas
Ultima opondad hacer esfuerzo Para paricpar
preparabanos nuestra vgorosa gen uventud Publ
haber lido al frente de Pataa la bendta VIC
TORA qun sabe cuales como cuanos de nuestros mcha
chos hberan egresado? 0uen sabe cua hubiera o doo
uto los hogares puerorrquehos por fortuna, por
graca bendcion del ceo nuestra gent qerda uventud
d6 eta nosotros dsfrando de la
satisfaction VICTORIA Este
tye gran deuda de gattud TODOPODEROSO Un deber
de ecpocdad netros concudadanos del conente
mayor adhesion la Nacion Vctoriosa por este
soIaene por Sc soctara obtuvese de todo
usto humane Puerto Rico de $4,000
ndscuibIemente seta cubeta oporndad nuero pue
bI hoy aver ahora habra cmpdo debe
Sc LIE INVITA- A AUSTED coRDIALMENTE A SUScRBIRSE
AL EMPREsTITo De AvcToRA Advt
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La VISTA DEL sR. CORDOVA
a EEL MUNDo."

El sabado por la manana la re-
dacciop de ntestro diario fue hon
rada con la vista del ilustre por-
torriqueno, ST.. C6rdova Davila,
representante de Puer' 0. Rico en-
el Congreso americana.
No es hecesario que enumere-
mos las atlas virtudes civicas de
nuestro Resident Commissioner
Su historic politica sin macula V
su labor intellectual soa conocidaS
por todos los portorriquenos. Su
ecuanimidad' como magis' RADIO lie
eiev0 a considerables aituras an
te la opinion p1blica.
Desde que tom6 possession de gsu
cargo como representante del Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico en- ell Congreso,
C6rdova Davila ha m@ltip.icado
sus actividades. ha puesto en- jue-
go los vastos recursos de su inte-
ligencia, Y ha luchado gallarda-
mente por los dereehes de nues-
tro pueblo. No ha habido tregua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
LA 1lIaA DE LAS NAo1oN5s'

Seg1n informa Ell corresponsal cable.
grafico de EEL MUNDo", es un hecho
va la t'Liga de Las Naciones'', admi-
rable conception de Wilson.
Pero Ssera viabls en- la practica?
Por que no Sc trata del primer en-
sayo, nj del duod6cino. Y todos, des-
de el Anfctionado llelenico hasta los
Congresses de plenipctenciarios reuni-
dos en- la Haya, han fracasado sin re-
mission. Pero alguna vez ha de llegar
''la vencida''.
La pol1tica del equilibrio, inaugura-
da va va. para tres centurias, no ha
evitado las guerras generates nj si-
quiera ha establecido entire elias solu-
clones de continuidad muy prolonga-
das; ademas, seria punto menos que
impossible restablecerla en- condolences
parocidas las de antafio, pues la geo.
grafia politica del mundo ha expert
mentado cambios radicalisimos; e i'm
possible sin punto menos, mantenerla
mas que por medic de la paz armada,
que no Sc quiere seguir soportando y
que la postre engendra siempre, STEM
pre-, La agusrra.
La politica de hegemonia no Sc quie-
no establecer; no Sc pudo. -Desde
la disoluci6n del Imperio Romano Ca
da intentO en- ese sentido ha culminado
en- una quiebra.
Hay que ensayar. La politica de la
alianza, pero de la alianza total, que
abarque en- la Liga de las Naciones,
bien como tutores, bien como pupiios,
todcs los pueblos de la TERRA.
Use dira que Ell empeio es arduo, y
ademas aleatorio, muy aleatOrio? Sin
duda, pero M
''sl atreverse solo es heroismo.''
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para su espiritu incansable. Su
actitud ante los politicosf de la
gran naci6n americana ha sido de,
c0rosa Y valiente. En- ell seno del
Gongreso americana ha contraido
relaciones valiosisimas que ell buen
portorriqueno utiliza en- provecho
de su pals.
A sus esfuerzos debemos la vi
sta Gle los congresistas america
nos que yinieron al pals. la tras-
cendencia de es. e acto no ha pa
sado inadvertida para sus conciu-
dadanos,. V no hay duda de que
la buena semilla sembrada ha de
producir frutos Ell no lejano dia.,
El Sr. C6rdova Davila tuyo fra
ses de elogio por la labor que has
ia ahora hemos realizado en- ell
campo del periodismo, y habl6con
entusiasmo de los altos fines de
la prensa, factor importantisimo
en- la vida de los pueblos cultos,
Agradecemos al gran portorri-
quefio sus frases de aliento, y nos
completeness Ell ofrecerle nuestro.
humilde homemade de respeto y
admiration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
CONFLECTO SUSClTADO pOR ITAA

Ell CONFLCTO SUSCITADO POR ITALIA
AGRAVASE MAS CADA Ola
IONA, mayo 4.-Los periodcos aanos reanudan
ques mas vioentos cada Francia Ingaterra
los Estados Undos los que uzgan responsabe gua
Italia haya tendo que ferza para ell ogro de
sus aspiraciones.
Todo e ejeco de Italia contn1a desmoviza esperan-
DO los acontecmentos pueden muy graves todava
AL NNtNlE DECLAk 2CON DEL PRlN.ER MINlSTRO INGLES
PARIS, 4-Loyd George declare que esta penamente
convencido de cue sige pie concto orgnado po
beda las ocas ambcones de Italia pero aadio que los Ala
dos no haran ning1n esfuerzo por resoIvefie.
No hen1os venido Neutrality-suspicious. consentir des
poo huberamos puesto nveI de los
aIemanes. 4
Las reIacones los Aados Italia consideran
tai nlotVo conpIetanente
LOS aB0EStiEY In Z. ss
AL GOBIERN0 DE RUAlANIA
PARIS, mayo 4.Ei goberno boshevi', reu1ido aver
Moscow decide decIarar la guerra Rmania 81 naci6n
pretende coninuar desarroIando planes beicosos
Con tai motivo adopo acuedo de enviar ultima
tn Rmania para que la provincial de Besara
ba dandoe solo pazo de "a hora para que retire de ALI
todos eercitos.
$4,000 SOLDADOS "BOL SHEVIKIS"
SALEM URGENTEMENTE DE MOSCOW
LONDRES mayo 4-Aseg1rase que gobierno boIsheviki
ha decddo acud premra de los hdngaros
Lenine envo 10000 sodados, para atacar las tropas
de Rumania, que drgen triunfantes Budapesth.
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Ell PRECIO DE LA. VICTORIA
Hay que pagar las
deudas de La guerra


Puerto Rico ha eecuado parte rabaio
guerra durante los la cha agida
ahora cuando Sc e llama por Ultima cumpr deber
mostrara ren1iso.
Nuesos uchachos regresan mcho antes de
mos 10 huhieran hecho 10 mas que pede
soos paguos Ell preco Victoria que oguIosaen-
te han alcanzado eos..
Advt. COMPRE UN BONO DE LA VICTORIA AfIORA
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REUNION DE MAsoNEs

Los {miembros perteneciens es a
la logia No. II de San Juan Bau-
tista, Sc reunieron aver a Las tres
de la tarde ell el Temple Mas6ni-
co de la calle del Cristo No. 6, con
ell objeto de nombrar al maestro
mason" de dicha logia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
Ola DE MoDA

Para Ell pr6ximo martes prepa-
ramos nuestro gran Dia de Moda,
en- todos los Departamentos habra
muclias cosas buenas con rebajas
considerables de sus precios CO
rrientes.
Digaselo sus amigas para que
tvengan el martes a comprar Bue-
no y Barato.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. Inc.
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Por inaLdrnbrico

ANNAPOLIS nayo'4.-Los remadores de las dota-
clones navaes de la ota americana derrotaron los
udiantes de la Universidad de Syracuse regatta
celebrada ell a de hoy Los vencedores recorrieron
la distancia de dos mllas doce minutes cuatro
gundos. Los vencidos recorrieron la msma stanca en-
trece minutes treinta segundos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05

NUfvA YORK, mayo 4-Mrs. Vernon Castle fa-
baarina estrela del cine uda del famoso baila
rim avador que perecio hace poco ha contraido
nupcias con Ell captain Robert fireman.
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"Murio el n1iLtarismo" declara Hindenburg
$4,000 "bolshevil<is" refuerzan los hl1ngar,
CabLegramaS de "EI MundO"
CDs EUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEoIALssH
CABLE INCLES.
POR CABLE INCLES.

True translation filed with the Postmaster San Juan 4h
following required by Reg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05

: WASHINGTON, mayo 4-El Departamento de la
Guerra anunca que han vuelto la vida civil 1942391
soldados respectivos ociaes. De cantidad
de tropas cencaron 789326 hombres que regesaron
de Europa.
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LONDRES mayo. 4.-Los ingleses v los

4101s411N11N5 41181ODOD y
han manifestado que son partidaros de que hund
la escuadra alemana
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WASHINGTON, mayo "A laI

CTEB BBIIdndS
de haber empezado la campana del Emprestito de La
Victoria ,se suscriberon $1697 979OOO Ell Departame
to de Tesorerla asegra que esa cantdad constuye
81 ell 81 oo del total asignado.
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Mas CabLegrar,1as
ode NUEsTRos ooRREsPoNsALEs EspEc1ALEs)
POR CABLE INCLES
POR CABLE INCLES.

fru translation filed with the Postmaster
1919 the following required by 2 L. Reg 1918
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05

DECLAKACI0N DE GUERRA A,IIALA
DAEMATAS SERRlOS, ALBANESES Y cROATAS
PREcoNAN LA GUERRA SANTA EN- Ell ADRIATIco
LoNDREs, mayo 4-Adqdiere gavedad eI conicto
que ogn6 Italia ambc6n de apodearse de Fiue la Da
naciay casi todas las sas del GoIfo.i
Los puebo ugoesavos pregonan guerra SANTA enarde
dos por Serbia, que esta mas beIicosa que
Al amamiento han responddo los damatas los cr6atas
los albaneses esan deciddos las osIdades
Italia, 81 no retira tropas de Fume.
Un de guerra taano apode6 de cargamento
de armas que iba dirigido los albaneses.
FTUME ESTA EN- PIE DE GUERRA
CoPENHAcUE, mayo 4-se teme un ataque por sorpresa
las topas taanas que estan Fue, po ugoesIavos
Las erzas mares adoptan seversimas precaucones; la
cabaea patrua connuamene por las caes para eyar la
formation de gupes han sdO suprdos cas todos los
ri6deoss ~ l8G AZ 80
ESPANA QUlERE ESTRECHAR SUs RELACLONES CLOS
CON LA REPUBIICA LATINA
MADRID, mayo 4-EI gobierno espaho envado Paris
coms6n dplomatca, en- la guran mpoantisima
sonadads obeto de estrecar las reIacOnes entire Epaa
yla Rep1bica francesa
Ell MLITARISMO ALEMAN DICE HINDENBURG-
HA MUERTO PARA SEMPRE
coBLENzA, mayo 4-EI marsca Hindenburg anuncia que
fetirara defintivamente a la vida privada.
Hndenburg promet6 reveaciones sorprendente pc
agreg6-no han madurado todavia.'
Refsndose mitarismo aIeman, asegur6 de
nante a para sempre sePutado las orpezas
del iefe del Estado Mayor, Won MoItke.
81 UN DECRETO DEL REY DE ESPANA
PROXIMAS ELECClONES GENERATES
MADRID, mayo 4.E Rey ha irmado un decreto mporan-
J
En- Ell, ordena la causura del Paramento eIec
clones generates para Ell da 10. de Julio pr6xmo.
PETROGRADO HA DEBIDO RENDIRSE AL EJERCITO NvASOR
PARIS mayo 4.-Reina ndsscrptibIe ansiedad por
la suee de la capital de Rsa ha debdo endrse al eercto
finlandes, retorzado por las tropas Aliadas.
Hace 80 horas que recben noicas de Peogrado 10
que anene viva ncerdumbre los Representatives. de las
naciOnes en- las conferencias de la Paz.
ROMANONES SGUE DANDO JUEGO
MADRID, mayo 4-El Conde de Romanones ha desmentido
que arm6 que retrara la vida privada
d6 que de haceo espea trnar toda la Inca duran
te las pr6xas eecciones popoconando grave dsguso
don Antonio Maura don Juan La Cierva.
LOS "BOL LSflEVIKIS" ALEMANES SUFREN OTRA DERROTA
BERLIN mayo Ala mportantisima pobac6n de Munich
capital dc Bavea estaba pode de los Espartacos
ha vsto obgada rendse las opas eales dgidas e
nso de la Guerra del goberno de aRep1bca Gustavo Noske
e< OTRA HUELGA EN- BUENOS AIRES
MoNTEvlDEo, mayo Ala mayoa de los teatros de Bue
Aires han tendo puetas desde
berse declarado en- hueIga los actores
Ell ARCHIPELAGO MAGALLANICO HA SIDO
CONVERTIBLE EN- ESTACION AEREA
WASHINGTON mayo 4.-E Gobierno propone ex-
poder mar aereo Oceana para
Ell del Jap6n.
Con tai motive acaba de estabecer bases
Fipnas comunicaran las que han de arse
Marianas en- Samoa
BELGICA sESTA NDIGNADA POR LAS CONDICIONES DE PAZ
PARIS, mayo 4-crece e dsgusto BeIgica por
minos que ha sido concertada la paz
El caFdena Mercier ha dcho que nac6n que present6
erte prmera acoetida de los
gan sus legtlmos derechos de expansion territorial
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
GERMAN SOLDIERS
THREATEN STRIKE.

BERLIN, Feb. is. (By the Associated
Press, THE soldiers councils. repre-
Senting the whole Ruhr Industrial dis
trtct, threaten to call N general strike
today If the government does not ac-
cede to the demands OF the councils
formulated at a conference held at Es-
sen. The trouble Is due primarily to
action Of the general In command Of
the Seventh army corps In dissolving
the corps soldiers council at Muenster
because Of the councils Enforcement
attitude.
3. The Ruhr district soviets called a
central conference at which il was de-
cided to demand the reinstatement OF
the Muenster council, the removal of
the commander, Gen. Won Watten, and
his officers, and their trial and pun
ishment by a court TO be established
by the district soviets, The immediate
withdrawal Of all government troops
In the district Ia also demanded. The
conference named q committee to pre-
pare defensive measures in the district
and has retained as hostages two Of
flccrs who attended the conference as
representatives of Gen. Won Watten.
The councils In the Huhr district are
virtually all In controi OF the Sparta
ans or the radical independent social
lists.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
L MANS GREAT .
MILITARY CAMP
-
Quiet Town Now American
Embarkation Center
in France.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 1S-Transform-
cd In a few weeks from a quiet pro-
yincial town to the American embarka-
ton center, lie Mans Is described In
a dispatch received today by the Amer
lean Red Cross as n OF the most
Important military points in France.
The surrounding country has been dt.
yided into " areas for 10 divisional
headquarters, tho dispatch said, and
tho establishment, when completed, VIII
be able to take care OF 5 0 1000 men In
the amps not less than. 10000 In
the divisional areas, and for entraln-
meut OF $500 to 1000 men daily to the
embarkation port.
zach division as 1t arrives from Bel
| GUM. Lorraine or the Argonne will 60
Ia the divisional area assigned to II.
There. the men wait untl their turn
| comes TO go TO the classification camp
where they are medically examined and
| "deloused.'' Then they are sent TO a
forwarding camp from which they are
| sent to Brest In troop trains or Ions
strings of camions.
At the port they either &C aboard at
once or into a rest camp to walt fol
an available transport.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS
GATHER AT MERIDIAN

MErNDIAN. Miss. Feb. IS. (SpL)-
The aSTRnce guard for the Scottish Rite
reunion arrived last night from Camp
Shelby, Many other candidates. who
win compose the large class for the re-
union, arrived Tuesday morning In read
mess TO clear away preliminaries so as
TO start with the class, Director of
Work F. A. Bearss expects a class OF
nearly 100. The reunion will last
through Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday.
In addition 10 many Of the candidates
In attendance on the Scottish Rite re-
union, many Shriners and visitors are
expected here for the ceremonial session
Of Hamasa Friday afternoon and night,
MANY visitors will remain in the city
for the converting Of the Mississippi
grand lodge Wednesday. the grand
council and grand chapter Wednesday
and Thursday,
Special arrangement committees have
been busy preparing for the 900 dele
gates to the grand lodge and they an
nounce that everything Is complete.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
NO|STEN 4
CLOTH AND DRAW
It THROUGH HAIR
It Becomes Beautifully Soft,
Wavy, Abundant and
Glossy at Once.
Save Your Hair! All Dsndrufi
Goes and Hair Stops
Coming Out.

s,re,v try a "Danderiue Hair Cleanse'
~ You wish 10 Immediately double the
hesuty OF your hair. Just moisten a
c,Htb with banderine and draw IL care
t,,iy through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time; this win cleanse
shs hair OF dust. dirt or any EXCESSIVE
oun--in a few minutes you win be
smaaed, Your hair will be wavy, fluffy
snd abundant and possess an incom-
~arahle s~oftneSs, luster and luxuriance,
RESIDES Identifying the hair, one APP
rication OF Danderine dissolves every
rar,ido OF dandruff; invigorates the
scain, stopping itching and falling hair.
panderine Is TO the hair what fresh
shnxers Of rain and sunshine are 10
1ngatation, IL goes right to the roots.
,~nySgorates and strengthens them. rs
eliminating, stimulating and life pro-
S,ntnv properties cause the hair to grow
,nng Strong and beautiful,
Won can surely have pretty, soft,
b,strous hair. and lots Of u. II You will
snend a few cents for a bottle Of Knowl-
spn's Tianderine at any drug store or
toilet counter and try II az directed.
save your hair! Keep II looking
charming and beautiful. You will say
| this was the best money you ever spent,
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
DEFENSE IN TRIAL OF
MUNlTl0N WORKER BEGINS

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. H.
The states case against Ed Hauer, Jr,,
charged with the murder of II. S.
Tapps, munitions worker, on Aug. ),
ant in an oil pond at the Columbia
Iron Works plant. was completed in
criminal court here late yesterday.
Dozens Of witnesses were put on the
| stand and testified that Hauer, night
foreman at the plant. after having been
seized by a crowd OF workmen and cast
opened fire, killing Tapps and seriously
wounding another worker. The defense
began calling witnesses this morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
SWINE BREEDERS FORM
ASSOCIATION AT C0RlNTH

/ CoRINTH, Mss, Feb. IS. (SpL "a
swine breeders association was organ
ised in Corinth Monday, with a repre-
sentative y membership from Alcorn
county and McNairy county,
w, Ernest sharp, OF Guys, Tenn, vas
elected temporary chairman, and the
following planters were added to the
llst Of those who are now engaged IN
| raising the best breed OF hogs: W. II,
sharp, Dan O Turner, nr; j. = brswes'
N. T. Sharp, NJ, d, Weeks, W. W, Bass
| and Attorney Il. C, Sharp. Much en-
thusiasm was manifested. and II was
| agreed by all present that the orEaniza
| ton would be made permanent.
The association will meet at the
| chamber of Saturday, Marcf
I, 10 perfect the organization, select .
permanent name and elect officers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-18
QUICK WORK ONLY WILL
SAVE NEAR FASTENERS

NEW YORK, Feb. Is tSpLl-A cable
sent by Herbert c. Hoover states that
the most heroic effort and sacrifice will
rave to be made by the friends Of the
Armenian and Syrian sufferers II they
are to be saved from starvation and
restored to their homes.
The message from Mr., Hoover is as
follows: .
The plight Of Armenia and Syria is
especially distressing because every
thing that is lone for them must be
sheer charity, there being no estab-
lished governments to give obligations
for payment"
Following the receipt OF this cable
gram there came another dated Feb.
10, from Maynard Elmer ArToll, who is
and around TtfliS, where there Is much
given below
''Tifis, Feb. ~, 1sls.-The British
military authorities in the Caucasus
have option Of the purchase Of 3,400
tons OF rice which can be brought to
Baku AT once and shipped TO any part
OF the Caucasus. Win you authorize US
to draw on you for 81. 200, 900 at once to
purchase the rice? This Is the most
available food supply in the Caucasus,
and unless we can get II at once thou
sands Of people looking 20 us for help
Will die Of starvation, The option must
be closed at once, as there are other
bidders for the purchase Of the rice
To Cure Habttuai Constipation
Take "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" for
two or three weeks. A liquid Tonic
Laxative. Pleasant to Take. Soc. 1t