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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
Pedro Zamora vuelue sobre
esa poblacion jalisciense

GUADALAJARA, Jal, Mayo Is.
Los rebeldes que a~tacaron y toma-
ron recientemente la plaza de San
Ia Ana Acatlan, van con rumbo al
cercano pueblo de Cocula, que es
eli punto terminal de la VIA que ac-
tualmente sc est;y construyendo a
Chamela. Los revolucionarios, des-
pues de una permanencia de tres no.
ras en- Santa Ana, Sc %retiraron en-
vista de que las acordadas de Ma
tzatepec Y Bellavista acudleron ell
auxilio de la ]guarnicion del pueblo
Y sc creyo en- un principle que ha-
bian tornado ell rumbo de Jocotepec,
pero por los peones que acaban de
llegar d esta procedentes de Ia ha-
cienda de Ell Plan, cercana a la de
Bellavista, sc sabe que los alzados,
al mando dc Pedro Zarnora, Sc d.
rijen a Cocula, poblaci0n en- que no
hace mucho tempo imitaron ell plan
que llevo a cabo Guajardo para matar
= Zapata, es decir. fingieron una
renGicion para poder entrar al po-
blado Y una vcz ahi, Sc p~osesionaron
por Ia fucrza de toda la ciudad.
Hay grande alarma en- Cocula por
la approximation de los hombres de
zamora y muchos pacificos vecinos
del lugar, es!an emigrando a TIA
pan, donde Green tcner protection de-
bida. Como la guarnici0n carran-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
|COCULA ESTA AMAGADA ,QUEDARAN EN- uBER1AD
Ell Tribunal de Justcia de los
cabaueristas

MEXICO, .. F., Mayo 16.-E
Ell Procurador Oral de Justicia de
Nacion, ACADIA dc confirmar Ell pedi
mento no acusatorio formulado por
ell Ministerio PubIicc, en- la causa que
por el deIito de rebellion Sc instru-
We en- contra de los miembros que
formaron Ell Supreme Tribunal de
Justicia del Estado de TamauiipaS, a
raiz de la s%ublevacion de Luis Ca
ballero. %a@i
FL licenciado Lopez PARA, que
fungia como Presidente del Tribunal,
Sc rindio 4 los carrancistas en- Ciudad
Victoria, despues de haber seguido
en- SUI aventura a Caballero.
Con este motive, ell e%xpedente Sc
ri enviado a la capital de Tamauipas,
para que ell procesado obtenga la Ii
bertad .inmediatamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

- .z, a.. Que no As encuenue Cd en- las dEoSue7as o ooacas dc su pueblo.
SEo.ST,Tr nro:-o. ilauyen5o l inporu d. @a r~hdo m giro postal o
~tanpuas Ge Co-ao intcSa"o. a mu" tempo" & "we -" P"' :" fN
Id las VIC anuneadsS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

por 10 menos en- la Habana."
La iucha" dijo: Ha sido muy
patente ell revoltisco tornado en- ell
puerto con motive de que ell Con-
sui de Mexico en- Ia Habana no quiz
so hacerse cargo del cadaver del Sc
nor ~Rerrcnguy. Tn grupo dc meHi-
canos RESIDENCES en- esta capital re.
clam6 cl cadaver dc su compatriota
para embalsamarlo, velarlo y darle
s%epultura, corriendo de su cuenta los
gastos que clio origine. Els esta una
idea noble Y humana de la colonia
mexicana."
Otros periodicos dan cucnta de-
ltallada del suceso. clogiando la ac-
titud del grupo de mexicanos que
acudio a recibir el cadaver de 81
compatriota, que dej6 abandonado ell
representative carranciSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
NOTAS TEATRALES
PRINCIPLE LA TEMPORADA

Anoche Sc inicio la temporada en- ell
"Teatro Nacionai" una nuera tenn
porada de z~arzuela Y ~variedades por
cl cuadro que dirije ell actor comico
Eduardo Pastor. Y gu fue bien recibi-
do po rel publico.
Celia Boris. Felicidad Pastor. Te-
resita Avila v los sehores Eduardo
Pastor Y Pepin Pastor Y G. Migonl,
que forman Ell cuadro artistico que
actua en- ell Nacional, trabajaron con
buena voluntad Y con cariho ganan-
dose la simpatia del numeroso publico
que asistio al debut.
Para hoy Sc anuncian las ~zarZulas
Los Sobrinitos' V "Su TIC ell acto
de variedad La Dquesa del Jal Ia,
bareau', el cuplet Gel R~elicario'. e.
duo de tiple V baritone de "La Mas
Gotta, ell dialogo lei emulo de Goa,
ma" Y ell tanga argentine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21
ENLACE ~PEDRoZA-vEGA

Mana,a n las : p. m. tendrI ve-i;icstiyo
en- IA Cacedral de San Fernando de eSta ciu-
dad. eI enlace matrimonial dl senior Ra-
VEGA
Despues De "a ceremonial r~eGEiosa. IA CO.
mitiya 80 reunira en- cl Casino MeNicanc. a
las $50 p. m. donde sc Soicmnizara e. en-
lace que apadnnarIn los Senores Rodolfc To-
rres y Sri;a. Annals Torres. Arturo Garcia
y Srita. Clotildc Garcia. Guadalupe Rodri-
sucz : S-ita. Juanita Browks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

cista de Cocula es muy reducida,
no sera dificil que los, revolucio-
narios logren capturar Ia plaza, que
para el gobiernc IS de mucha impor-
tancia, va que ahora es ell campa-
mento de los trabajadores que pres.
tan sus servicios en- Ia construction
del f~errocarril a la lejana costa &C.
cidental.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

~ AN-NsN
Lo cue dijo ell Consul c]GYroRctSta
La Agencia de la Ward Line Sc
dirigi6 Embellishments al Consul, in
formandole que ponia d su DISPOSE
ci0n el cadaver del senior Berrenguy
V Ia Recommendation respectiva. por
tener ell barco que continuar su via
ie a Nueva York. Pero ell Consul
carrancista Sc neg6 a recibir Ell ca
daver Y Ia Recommendation, exprcsan-
do que el cuerpo del fenecido podia
ser entregado a Ia policia de la Ha-
bana.
Mayor intereS mostro cl agente de
la Ward Line, quien telegrafio a una
casa comc-cial de Neracruz, infor-
mando del fallecimiento del senior
Berrensuy. Mientras Sc recibia res
puesta. ell cadaver del rico conner.
ciante veracruzano fue depoSitado a
bordo.
~Teteryiene Ia colonia mericdmo
Habiendo dado cuenta de este su-
ceso los ~periodicos habaneros. va
rios micmbros de la colonia meyica-
ma sc apresuraron a Intervene. seS.
tionaudo. a las atlas horaS de la no.
che de aver, Ia entrega del cadaver
del senior Berrenguy, la que les fue
concedida. Una agencia dc inhuma-
clones SC encargo dc embalsamar el
cadaver Y de guardarlo conveniente-
mente, mientraS Sc reciben instruc-
clones de Veracruz reSpecto de 10
que deba hacerse.
Concentrates de los periodicos :. {.
Como Sc deja dicho, los principales
peri6dicos del puerto han comentado
81 suceso. teniendo criticas para el
Consul carrancista. "El Mundo".
al dar cuenta del hecho, dijo, entire
otras cosas: Este caso original de,
muestra muy a las claras que los
~ciudadanos de la Repuhlica no estan
amparadoS por los representatives
lie aquella nacion en- ell eXtranjero,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-21

Cuando necesite lihros en- espanol
dirijase a 1gnacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
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Sc Necesitan Mineros y
Cargadores.

Buenas casas Y excelentc aqua,
luz electrical, cspaciosos iardines,
potreros gratis en- los que pue-
den tcner vacaS, cerdos Y ga
ilinaS.
Magnifico acomodo para hOmbres
solteros.
En- nueStras minaS Sc trabaja
todos los dias. Estan compues-
tas de galerias Y pozos de ) Y
medic V ) Y medic pies de car
bon. No pagamos gastos de via
je- Tenemos de TODD para aque-
Hos que seal cumplidos.
Trabajo agradable Y buenas con-
diciones de vida
Para mas informes presentese o
escriba a
NEW RIVER COMPANY
Nc DONALD, W. Va.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Round Up Two Lots Mems Hats

| days. worth to S2.l5, take your choice Of
any hat in this big lot all popular colors
and staples any size. yuur choice during
the big "Round Up / days sale : LIS
Worth to $500 the seasons newest shapes
and colors as we'll a> many staple blocks.
Here is q great Olirrin.. absolutely Un-
matchahlN elsewhere Il, near this price.
Choice ! days sale = l.91
Mems .-Dipce ribbed and il"rcrd lined I'M
dcrWcar Garments We're selling sac ana
ST each: now this days sale one biz
table. two garments ONLY i Les
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Ladies Al. Leather Shoes

Eeral styles in patent shoes, both lace
Ind butoM, good all leather shoes bear
|ng h" well known star" brand. Sizes
h. 20 =. These are regular $3.50 and 81
Iau,s nui new styles. days only y las
unusually good assortment of novelty
iou,,. ii greys and browns. both high
ind loH heels Values TO $3.50. choice
b! this -alr : ".N9
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

Dip in flour. then brown quickly IN
hot fat Place in saucepan. add hot
water to barely cover and L. cup
onions Cook slowly until tender.
Thickrn the gravy with cornstar'h
season with p"pn"r. ~alt and in'lH
minced, parsley
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

pork liver with a damp cloth. Roll
in corn or bQlry flour Fry until
golden brown and season with pep
per and salt. When liver is cooked
rcmov" from pan. Add:
tablespoons of COrnStarch.
!. cur of water
J.. cup of milk
Bring TO boil and cook : minutes.
Pour over liver and garnish with
slices of pork and finely minced
parsley.
Lamb Liver, Brown Crazy
Remove skin and veins from !.
pound of lamb liver. keeping in thu
piece. Place in Il saucepan with:
Bunch Of soup herbs
orion and Glove.
Cover with boiling water and cook
until tender. Drain and blanch
casserole. Place around the liver
| dozen parboilel mail Oniuis. Now
prepare cups of rich brown gravy,
adding:
Juice OF lemon, with grated rind.
!, teaspoon of nutmeg
teaspoon of paprika
teaspoons If salt.
Nix and pour over liver; bake in
hot oven 80 minutes.
i.crf l.r:,in> in Corn l'attic,
Remove sic" from top II large
corr mufiins. Now with spooa
r"nov" the center OF the muffin.
leaving thin wall of crisp corn
hr.aL Prepare the brains as di-
| rccted in III" Method, cutting in one
inch pieces. Now prepare ] cup OF
hick cream sauce. adding:
/. II. tcaspnons Of salt
!. teaspoon oi paprlka
teaspoons OF grated onion
! tablespoon of finely minced
parsley
juice of /. lemon,
Mix and ,h'n add the prepare"
brains. Bring to the boiling point .
FIJI the pr pared corn caSs"'ul"S ana
sprinkle III" tops with finely grated
'.hrcsr Rak" IL u hot oV"n for :
minutes ThoS" are delicious ana
HaY br .'ry'd lur lunch on "r ilA'
rcr.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

rongen Castle booth of flowers.
the gift of admirers in Eiolalnd and
Germany
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

pC"l'csc ,hc balancr ot this season and
throughout next carly selection assures
rOu OF greatest assortment and greatest
."iurc. Choice iOi . = $50
Lot 80 I. big values; choice $li.si
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

Numerous shin yards in tn" British
Isles are idle due TO II Strikr Of the
Workinginrn who went for shorter
hourn and better conditions.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
I nli>ual Meats

nn~u;ii Meats
'''i' Wilson rahird from Eu-
al IN" high mission of
A"!I'dn W'opl' 10 find ii rem
? starvation and absolute an-
r"hG'r. : necessary that ".
H"''r' ti.' IT,, mos literal
r." '' t"o lrStilut. r.p!rnS
al ,i'l napp.,,ncc th.' the
\ Il ,tria. Turkey.
a.' ItH~"!a hav" an aAun
|ur'} 81 meat to Civ" tht,L
h i". ~" task ut brin.il, or
4 Of el4o.
Is B. h"r" 'Ur every ~ ,istan",
(lir",.
e." h. American n....;,ii
|lH'rthu hrt"l aud r.sli,,rAni
"d'r Nal!; hlc service.
i""r'iir n" frc. Us, in thr
i"d All Ilblic eating n'tccs
/ i"'i- =; l;rains. Liver. o.
[o'a''. ii'.ltE, Kidneys, Nrlts.
".. NH Tails. Pork Snuuts.
lp'. 'i,.
NasN b 81 real service i,
''" h.II"r ndapted for
70 urHj safes for ,hr ,..a
'H tr'' d"lirat. and can
''.I 90 nt un,J .tv.r, Al,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
MrthNl f"r Preparing Heart,

Wash M h"ar,s in plenty oi
lukcwarm water. adding teaspoon
nI hahinr SOFIA. cut open so as To
remove 81. ,hc ;0IGh muscles, iib"rs
and ,ci;.s Sow plac" in dish AM!
cover with ccid water for onr huur.
EomOyr All blood clotS. Dry on cloth.
They al" 90" ready Ia II" in arv
manner dr-.rrd
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

cuts. Hearts can BE- used IN making
mlncr 'n'rt. meat loaf, S;,uSuErS.
and aS ~. N"Aicaue do for ,hi'i
'OliCaN'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Two Extra Specials

birth mp to Sl.35. your choice of big col
|etion ot novelty caps. in plaid effects.
EeasonN newest styles. special lot SSc
krrh ~, to- Sl,1o caps Of several styles, all
I.v choice. lot . csc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Every Department
offers
Special Buying
Opportunities
Make Ready for the Perkins Big Day Sales

o suuvl
only D\Y iSil\ ti,f ~
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Shoe Department Special

New Novelty Boots i'm mahogany and khaki
brown in high and military heels, flcX
iblc welt sOles 50 and $3.50 ones 6.95
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Shoe Department Special

$3.50 to $500 Dress and Service Shoes
here's big assorted lot of good, depend
able service and dress shoes with extra
heavy soles, all Sizes choice 4 days i 3.4s
Regular 81 Shoes-heres a big assor,men
lot just the shoe you have been looking
for may be here, very rare bargain. any
shoe guaranteed perfect and from our
regular stock choice Of lot 1 days 2.S3
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
~ AI;TS

I.'T. -LI'n 'H pOTE ITiT'- n
49,. ! - quake !"l"ous to' i She
a'd ar. also good 'i''G ., r"'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
i,r used \irl.s

r." either ho'f pork or IN
melt l'r.par" o. given in M"iho
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Mems Suits on Sale

gv-. yrry much under priced; an oppor-
H.ty 10 buy Suit AT prices made only
V Perkins stores. See Them.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
I r:csi Pork Heart.

Prcpar. ! pork hearts nS given in
.icthod Sow make a filling rs fol
lows Soak :; slices Of stale bread
III cold w.'cr when auit. drain
free FROM al moisture. pIac" III a
bowl ami add
oniou, minced fi'!"
> green p.rpciH nin"'d I'm"
truSpouLH Of sal;
tca:punc of whit" p"pl"r
t'a|p"",' nf poultry >'IH"'Iin@
Il teaspnn,I Of thym.
"gr.
Mix thorourni, %ow Nih II darn
ing necdl" and stou, piece of Sirin%
sew up th. heart Pack III" filling
in tight ana tie in q pi'"" of rhc"s
cloth ilinE 'i'u boiling water
and cook -. hour, R"!Huv", rul'
in corn flour and fry in hut fat m
til golden brown. Max" a brow u
gravy and season with Worr'St'
shire saurc. silt and p"pp"r. Th"
Leftover portions may be- 'u' ID:
slices ana :, wed as rn'd ru''
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Four Days Shoe Sale

Mems SHOES worth to $3.50. we feature in
this big special lot of Mems high grade
Shoes all the popular feathers and lasts
consisting of many of the Seasons Best
numbers. guaranteed all leather. your
choice only - C.{S
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
btable Dishes
romF Fancy Me at

|n'- can save Much Meat bS
m kidinN>, I.Ncr>, Brains,
Hearts.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
lens Overcoats and Suits

, to Sll - value OvercOatS now : 800
to $3.50 value Overcoats now ) $50
~ to $3.50 value OvcrcOats now SOLD
- tu 81 80 value OvercOatS now %t3.s1
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

on Nuul.s -. m,rhdt, of tt.
d rn'r G'rHlar 'up,rur. thn, Nu'tr,
aHoa" to fipC ~. chamber - A.n,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
KIDNEY NS

Beet. latuh and pork klinrys ma,
b, ~ery.j i, many attractive way
r" Prepare ki,ine.-
cut N" kjiu"Ha in haii and sn!E
ir cold W"'"r TOR - ~ du hour V"
NOV" whit. tGh"s ana tl'n pat dr|
With r!0iG
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Silk Taffeta Special

Fancy Silk Taffctas Sl.ni to $2.35 fancy
Silks, this sale per yard $1.tS
Table Silks in short lengths, values up to
$3.50, per yard SSc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31

GREAT REDUCTION
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
Ea.l $ Department Special

lc.l s OcFai "l1XFlA- Ol'cDAcaf
,al.r $l.25 Laundry Shirts~takc your
,I,. a! about ten dozen high grade $1.25
ur..4 shirts. choice patterns, all sizes,
pri,rol special each .-.~ use
Boys Suits on Sale
quick Selling Big Values
Mems Sweaters
- and $l.5O Sweaters days sale SSc
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
O. t'l..:GNi, 1881. lti!i.t

" {: - 5: t. :: ;. :: :: So: y: :: Il :: .
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Notion Department Special
Ladies Wash Waists
YOU CAN BUY THIS SALE

90 values, this sale
SIZE 10 $1.45 waists
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-01-31
LOT NO. 3--COATS

All the popular Coat models of the season
are featured in this big lot all at one
price. very much less than wholesale cost
buy your coat this week it will serve
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QUIZ NOTED Filler
ON CHAMBERLAIN
Major II. s. Maxwell, British
Aviator, Testifies at Court
Martial.
DEFENCE'S AIM SHOWN
Witness Admits Asking Cap
tain If He "Stole" Certain
Machine for Flight.
DEFENCE'S AIM SHOWN

LONDON, March 3e.---In the court.
martial proceedings to-day OF Capt,
Edmund q. Chamberlain Of San An
tonic. Tex. In connection with, his
claims Of no<ed aerial performances
In company with British Air forces last
summer. the defence's cross-sxamina-
Major r. &. Maxwell, commanding
squadron ffty-four at Touquin at the
time OF Chan1berlain's visit, indicated
that an attempt would be made to show
That Chamberlain had made an unofi-
cial flight with the connivance OF some
British pilot friend, Disgusting himself
in the latter's flying clothes.
Major Maxwell who testified yester-
day that Chamberlain few no machine
Of his squadron and that he did not
know any of the British officers named
In the reports OF Chamberlain enploits,
admitted to-day that 1t was possible for
visitor to get away on such q flight,
but said he had such confidence in his
pilots that he was certain he would be
advised OF any euch incident, and. fur
thermore. would be able TO check up any
falsification in a pilots report
The defence brought out that the wit
ness had said to Capt. Chamberlain at
Lille. where he had met him at the
officers mess in January last: Aren't
you the fellow that stole n Camel the
name Of machine) from US at Touauin r
And also that he had told Lieut. Com
mander r. B. Allan, U. 8. N, who had
Investigated the Chamberlain case. that
no squadron commander would admit
having let a visitor fly unofIioially, ~
that would mean the loss Of his majority
and reduction to the ranks.
Major Maxwell could not remember
whether he had told Commander Allan
that he would like to help Chamberlain.
but could not. He knew Of cases where
pilots had claimed results that could
not be verified officially.
Major Maxwell promptly answered
the volleys of questions which were fred
from both sides regarding the minute
details OF his Touquin airdrome, his fight
ing machines and their equipment,
flight operations, the topography Of the
front. the signalling used in flights and
the work of the squadron on the varf-
GUS days OF Chamberlain's reputed visit
to Touqufn.
The court has been greatly impressed
by the knowledge of this work and the
exact information possessed by the royal
air forces witnesses. and at the conclu-
sion OF Majer Maxwell's testimony. the
prosecution gravely asked the witness II
he had ever taken n course in memory
training. He wished to show in the
record to the reviewing authorities, he
said, what a remarkable witness the
court had before it.
Capts. q. H. Heakwill and V. 8. Ben
nett Of the royal air forces. testified that
certain parts of the report OF Chamber
lain's flight were highly improbable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
ALLENBY THREATENS
EGYPT'S DISTURBERS
Says Suffering Will FolloU II
He IL Forced to Repression.

CAIRO, March 29.-Gen. L. II. Alienby,
the new Commander in Chief In Egypt,
told q gathering of Egyptian notables
yesterday that he would be forced TO
employ active repression to restore order
in Egypt He said that It had been
found impossible to restore order by de-
fensive measures.
The policy of repression, the General
admitted. would bring great suffering
and he asked the Egyptians to devise
measures to achieve the desired results
with 4 minimum OF suffering. In con-
clusion he warned:
II intend to do my duty. It is for you
to do yours"
WASHINGTON. March 2o.--The military
authorities are restoring order in Egypt,
according to advices from Cairo to-day
to tho State Department. Leaders Of dis
turbances have been arrested and will
be tried by martial law.
Some disturbances are reported from
outlying sections of Egypt in which
Bedouin mobs have been active. Train
service is irregular in the outlying dis.
tricts but normal on the main lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
Ambassador sharp reasted.

PARIS. March 29.-Wiiliam @. Sharp,
the retiring American Ambassador to
France, was the guest OF honor at a
luncheon given at the Inter-Allied Club
to-day by members of the American
Embassy. Among those present were
Arthur H. Frazier and Hugh s. Gibson.
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TWO AMERICANS DECORATED.
King George Confers Cross on Sur
geons Advans and MiIhoIIand.

LONDON. March 2e.--King George con-
fered the Military Cross to-day upon
Capt. Samuel Evans Advans. attached
TO the Lancashire Fusiliers, and Capt
William Milholland, attached to the
Royal Scots.
Both are members OF the American
Medical Corps.
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New lrnpon'tatior1s of
Dainty Garments

for Infants and Little Children
have just arrived from Paris and
are now being shown on the
Second Floor.
So many new and adorable
prettinesses have the clever
French designers evolved for the
babies-and for the tiny folk
who are just emerging from
babyhood into the wonderland
of life-that no one pen, however
facile, could do them justice.
Among them are exquisite little
frocks of cobwebby-fine riate-
rails, many of them delicately
Fard-embroidered, Others orna-
tnented with lovely handmade
laces. Others, again, introduce
novel effects i'm color and TRIM
ming; and most of these are
provided with dainty little hats
en- suite. And of course there
are Christening Robes with pet
ticoats to MATCH, Cloaks and
Bonnets-all of them beau-
tiful, and French.
~ Layettes and Nursery
Furnishings
supplied to order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
SLAYER VILLAIN ACQUITTED.
JOY of Victory Plea Wins I'm Case
OF Frenchman Who Shot Socialist.

By the ASsocid.ed Press.
PARIS. March 19.-Raoul Villain, on
trial before a court martial charged with
the murder OF Jean Jaures, tho Socialist
leader. on July 81. 1914. was acquitted
this evening.
Alphonse Zevaes. attorney for Villain
declared that the motive for the crime
was misguided ardent patriotism. He
appealed TO the court for the scquittal
of Villain 'in the name OF victory. which
is now filing our hearts with Joy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-30
A Spring Sale of
Su1-or-Rain Umbrellas

Sur1-or-Rain Umbrellas
specially priced at $3.50
will be Monday event of season.
able interest on the First Floor.
Made of superior-quality silk
taffeta in navy blue, purple,
green, tete-de-negre, red, taupe
and black, with handles of
bakelite colored to match and
finished with silk cord wrist.
loop, these smart umbrellas
represent a buying opportunity
that no one can afford to miss.