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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08

Washington, II de nOviembrc,
Ell Procurador General, Mr.
Palmer ha indicado que el go
bierno dcportara a Emma Gold
man V IA Alexander Bcrkman,
los icdders anarqltistas.
Mr.. Palmer, contestando Il
una pregunta del Scnado rcspec-
to la condici0n de los persona
les citados, como ciudadanos de
los Estados tinidos, dcSmintio
que la senora Goldman sea ma
cionalizada aquf y dijo que Bcrk
man admite que es anarquista
militante.
Manifesto tambitu el procu-
rador, en- relaci0n con este asun-
to, que ell argumento de Ia Gold
man en- Ell sentido dc que cs nor
teamericarl p0r cl hecho dc que
su .esposo 10 sea es falaz, tanto
mas cuant0 que tai individuo
Obtuyo sus papeieS 1or medic
del fraude
Matthew Schmidt Y David
Caplan, cue cstan actualnonte
sufriendo condena por su com
plicidad en la destruction del
edifcio uel Tiempo dc los Ange,
les, en- donde resultaron muertos
muchos individuos, son discipu
los actiyos de In Goldman y de
Rerkman, segtln ha declarado
Mr.. Palmer ~
Sostiene tambi6n que Le6r
Czolgosz, asesino del 'presidente
Mckinley h;l reconocido seIr ciel
to que recibi6 instrucciones dc
Emma Goldman para los mejores
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08
n O RE ~ A
EI, COLOR AZUL

y " Is n E
No 0s fieis del color azuf, porqut
es mudable Y enganador. lie habGis
Nisto en- ell mar y al POGO ratio va nc
esta allf; Sc ha ,lesvanecido como una
Illusion. lie admirasteis EN- el cielo
pero Sc nludo al punto; va no existe
vuestro ejelo palidece torvo, aplomado
girls.
lie amasteis Ell unas pupilas,hy dc
sdbito, aquellos ojos azrles Sc tprnar
garzos, verdes, rubios... No os fleiS
del color, azul!
Yo lie vi, entire miles de veces, una
tarde en- el cielo Y en- el mar; le vi y
le anne, admirada, devota iqu6 hcrmo
So que Infinite manto de aguas y dc
nubes! a:t
AL baiar la cabeza sobre mi labor
conserve en- la retina todo cl dcslumbla
miento deiaquel tonO azu, indigo, pro
fundamente bello, salpicado por la can.
dida blancura de las velas nave@a ntes.
u dc pronto senti Sobre la nitidez dc
las cuartillas la impression de un rcfle-
jo que va no era aZul.
LevantG los ojos: el cielO el mar
Sc tornaban de ull siniestro cariZ, ba-
10 la fuerza trdgica de una lllz que pa
recfa tranformada por vidrieras de ptir
p,lr;A mediante h0radacioneS hechaS
en- la mansion generatriz dc todas las
claridades amenaZadoras Y tristes.
.Anegada Ell esta iluminaci0n lISubre
fra, una goleta bretona sali0 del
puerto, con las velas henchidas Y el
rlunbo temerario. Era un velcro ami
30. una de las podas naveS de alto
bortlo que frecuentan cl muellc en- mi
niatura de esa villa ilustre.
El arribo de estas elnbarcacioneS &c
iuguete, con fnftlas de Intermediates.
osadas Y geniales, suele ser M aeon
tecimiento para nuestra curiosldad de
veraneantes. contemplatiyos. Pronto
averiguamos el nlipero de toneladaS
que desplaza el bajel y de tripulantes
oue lleva. su matrfcula, su destino, Ia
historic de sus hazallaS: aSi. hemoS
cntrado en- amistOsas rclaciones con
ell 4rmao. ell ForneI, ell Ffahco'' que
vienen de Asturias, dc Francia, de
Italia, de Galicia-
Tn barco que Sc alicia, sobre todo
un barco menudo, velero, fragil, STEM
pre- me produce. con la trlste lmpre-
sion de la despedida. IN sutil pesar ms
terioso. lii vaga incertidumbre de al
90 MIC que Sc va, como 81 Ell el We
lamen tendido abriera las alas hacia
10 impossible una secreta espcrahza due
yo tenfa. ;. -,
Y ell Apgidc Sc fu,t asI' per!Hi'ffhd.9| 'f ~ en y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08

En- los 1ltimos dias del mes de di-
ciembre corriente Sc verificara en-
San, Juan la novena Asamblea annual
de la Association de, Maestros de Puer-
to Rico.
Durante esos nismos ldias Sc lle-
varan a. cabo tambien conferencias de
los inspectores. de escuelas de los
lcomisionados de instruction de la Is
la, en- virtud, de convocatoria del CO.
Imisionado de instruction, DIR. Miller.
La Asamblea Sc inaugurara ell vier-
mes, &c, por la noche con una session
iconiunta de los Comisionados, Inspee-
torres v Representatives. a La Asan,-
,blea. En- este. acto toinaran parte ,el
Gobernador, el Comisionado de- ms
truccion de San Juan, ell DR. Miller
los Presidentes del Senado " ,3de la
Camara Y el Presidente de la Aso-
+ciacion de Maestros. ., .,
Todos los actos de. la Association Sc
.verifcaran en- Ell Salon de Actos de
la Escuela Baldorioty.. s.
Entire otros asuntos de interes ge-
neral para el Magisterio figuran al
gunos cuyo estudio y consideration ha
sido recomendado per distintos COM
paneros, va directamente esta pre-
sidencia bien por medic de la prem
sa.
Tales son los que siguen:
/. Enmiendas al Reglamento de la
Association.
2. Publication de un periodico de
la Association.
8. An6mala situacion del maestro
dentro de la politica del pals.
4. Aspccto economico de la vida
del maestro; medidas que deben to-
marse para su mejoramiento, en- rela-
cion con los sueldos, establecimiento
de cooperatiVas, de un banco de aho-
rros y prestamos, etc.
5. Aspecto professional: sexamenes,
classes de certificates, sistema de cla-
sifcaciones, curse de estudios, ense-
flanza de la agriculture, artes ma
nualcs, ciencias domesticas, moral, en-
senanza vocational, etc.
6. Por ultimo, habra que elegir el
nuevo Comite Executive de la Aso-
ciacion seleccionar la persona que
haya de desempe1ar la presidencia del
mismo.
La labor que tiene ante 81 la Asam-
blea de diciembre es, pues, de altisi-
ma trascendencia y de indiscutible i'm
portancia para ell porvenir del macs
tro, tanto desde ell punto de vissA b-o-
fesional, como del social, economico y
politico.
Es Indispensable que todos los macs
tros aportemos nuestro concurso, mas
menos modesto, pero sincere y peF-
severante, la obra de solidaridad y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08
Novena Asanblea Annual

Sesiones ADMINISTRATORS de la Aso-
|ciacioiL
A las $50 p. m. Celebration del
Certamen Pedagogical
Diciembre %.
De 8 q u q. m. Continuation dc
las sesiones administrative.
De 2 p. m. Informes de los Co
mites Permanentes.
Diciembre 20.
De 8 a IL a. m. Session conjunta
con los Comisionados de instruction e
Iinspectores.
De. 2;a, p. m. Conclusion de las
|sesiones administretivas claasura de
la Asamblea. i .i.@
L. Nincenty,
Presidcnte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08
Ell IMPARC1AE

progreso que la Association de Macs
tros persigue.
En- virtud del cambio de sitio para
la celebration dela Asamblea y de las
especiales circunstancias del case, el
proyecto de Programa publicado en-
el iltimo ndmero del Boletin Sc en-
mienda en- la forma que sigue:
Diciembre 26.
$50 p. M Session inaugural de la
Asamblea. Revestira el caracter de
una session conjunta de los Comisiona-
dos de instruction de la isla, inspec-
torres de escuelas y Representatives. de
la Asociacion2de Maestros. 5iI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08

sevicios en- los depiartamento
de nihas y ninos, alternadamen-
tc, Sc lie habia propuesto para
ser condccorada con la cruz del
mGrlto. Militar. En- cl hcto, Su
Majestad iudic6 al mihistro de
la guerra activase el expcdiente,
y, desde luego, indico que dicha
condccraci6n quedaba cohcedida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08
DEPORTARANSE A 2 Co
NOCIDOS ANAROUISTAS

mGtodos que den por lesultado
delribar el gobielno. Allrma al
lnismo tempo Mr. Palmer que
las actividades de La Union de
Trabajadores Rusos, tendentes a
cxtcnder ell bolcheviquismo en- los
EStads Unidos han sido desarro.
lladas dc acucrdo con ell progra-
MA de la Goldman y de Berk-
man.
: TIE INSCLAR DOCK COMPANY
JHntn General OrdiHd-
ria dc AceioaistGS.
.CONVOCATORIA.
I A las dos de In tarde del Microbes
! ,lia 81 del mes &c Diciembrn del pre-
snnte arc, en- eu dOmicilio social,
!atos del 3lrcir No. 2. tendrd efecto
In lQnta General orlinaria 4? Accio-
jlistas Dc The InSular Dock COmpa-
! ny, "u cumplnicnto tie 10 one precep-
tia cl .\rticul0 ! ae los Esta;utos dc
!dicha Corporation.
/ To qtc Sc lace pubiioo para co@n
ciInionto do los ;nteccsados.
! San, p, II. Die. de 1919
i'or la Jnnta pirecjiva.
Fe1;a ENdEr@.
AdYt Viao.Sccretario,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08
DE REGRESO

Despr6s de haber pasado una tem-
porada Ell los Estados Unidos, regre-
'saliron en- el 'Brazos", la distinguida
scilora del reputable doctor Jose A.
.Dfaz. qcompanada de sus dos nihos,
Reclba nuicstro saludo. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08

QUlNINA EN- E,]DMA sUgT.
RIOR. FL ofe"to t6n'co y la~ante del
LAXATlVO HEOhU 4uiNiNA le
hace superior Ia Qu;rina 'orlinaria,
Y no afeeta la cabeza, La tilgna de
Il. ". GROVE Sc h"lla en- cada ca-.
!ita. =.
80 ..,t ..., g.. Adv6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-08
CONDECORACION a UNA
RELIGIOSA.

En- Ia Ultima vista que S. N
el Rey hizo al Colegio de Hutr-
fanos de Infanteria Sc enter6 por
el general presidente de la Aso-
ciacion que habi;t una hermana,
llalnada Sor Teresa de Jesus, 4 la
due D0r llcyar cuarenta amos dc
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
NOW Is The TIME TO
TAKE NU- VIM--REST0RES
LOST ENERGY AND
VITALITY

Long hot summers burn up the vitali-
" OF man, and maye him weak and
stugeish, subject 10 colds and other i'll
feelings, Nu-Nim Is known the coun-
try over as a body and blood maker,
and restores lost vitality, for It con-
tains all the clements OF herbal life
Known TO science, with the assistance
ot learned n skilled chemists to as
simulate the medicinal portions Of each
root to guarantee the greatest good.
II has converted men In all walks Of
life to use II with wonderful results 1t
mas taken the woman and child in a
weak, frail way. and has given them
perfect health, and plant d the bush
OF youth on their cheeks. that would
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iron weed, burdock. polk root, nrickly
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10 produce Nu-Nin, The roots arc
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Columbus, O., and they Will send YOU
prepaid one large hottie, Now on sale
at Warnock's Drug store, Gayos7 Hotel,
n Warnock- Baker Drug Co, Bellevue
and Linden, Memphis, and all other
druggists. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
WILL INSTITUTE MOOSE
LODGE AT CLARKSDALE

A new ledge OF the Loyal order Of
Moose will be Instituted at ClArksdale,
Miss, Sunday afternoon, Nov, g. The
now ledge will start with o member
ship OF nearly 200 OF the most substan-
tial citizens of Clarksdale and neigh
boring towns. nr, n. u. Weis, OF
Clarksdale, has been Instrumental In the
launching Of the new lodge, and much
enthusiasm is being manifested in the
approaching ceremonies.
Many Memphians, members OF Mem
nhis lodge No, 1853, Loyal Order OF
Moose, will leave Sunday morning at
etl5 O'Clock to be present and to par
ticipate In the institution OF the lodge.
Dictator Julian Rothschild, Of the
Memphis lodge OF Moose, has announced
that all preparations have been made
for the visit % Thomas II, Marshall,
vice president OF the United States, who
viii speak In Memphis Dec. IL, under
the auspices of the local Moose lodge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
IF THE WORLD
KNEW this
Much Suffering Would Stop.
Tells Of a Home Mixed
Medicine for Colds,
Coughs, Bron-
chitis, Etc.

The Blackburn Products Co,
Dear Sirs--As | was mixing some
more OF the Mentho-Laxene in syrup
this morning ! could not help but won
der II you really knew what a wonder
full cold remedy it is, ever If you do
put 1t up.
Last fall we were really worried
about my husband, as he had tried so
many remedies, and the doctor did not
help him at all. when one day he hap
pened to read an ad of your Mentho-
Laxene n he said; II will give Il a
trial, then give up, l guess, IL 1t doesn't
help me-" But, can you believe It? He
began to feel easier right away. and
long before the first bottle was gone
he was all over his terrible cough, and
by taking just a little when feeling
hoarse, we both have warded off every
bit Of colds and coughs since. until
Monday OF this week he got his feet
so wet and by night he coughed again
quite badly, but this morning he was
o. K. again.
This is 800 p M, so you see how
quickly Il worked.
We have gotten eve so many others
to use 1t by giving them a sample Of
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This is just a line 10 tell YOU how
grateful we both are TO you and your
remedy.
Yours truly,
MRS, GEORGE l.. GATIS,
Ss4 n. Hickory street.
Owosso, Mich. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
M0Uing Pictures
Majestic.

The way In which perfectly sane and
normal people are ~railroaded 70 priynte
shnltAriums by people who want 10 nut
them out OF the way" Ia nowhere
more clearly shown than In Dorothy
Gish,s latest photo drama, Turning
me Tables which delighted large au-
alter. 49,
A plotting aunt who seeks 20 steal
the fortune OF her minor ward, and
m INSCRIPTIONS physician who was
promised a large fee are the engineers
OF the scheme. Dorothy Is brought
before another doctor and given tho
shan! trial Of proving herself sane,
which can rarely be done under any
circumstances, In the end tho aunt re-
ceives her just deserts, and Dorothy
Is restored TO tho estate she rightfuily
Inherited. The engagement ends SAT-
urday night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Loew's Lyoeum.

Dancing by "golls' Of varying degrees
Of pulchritude. singing and comedy form
the motif OF tho Eoew bill for the last
half OF the week, which opened Thurs
day. THE Owl" q tab, opened Thurs
assist him In his comedy, which is OF
the first order.
Dancing also Ia featured by the Vick-
ers sisters, who shake two pairs OF
dainty hoofs. A man with the ex-fight-
ing nane OF Dillon, assists. Mcmahon
sisters sing well, Martin and Courtney
please with songs and Gaelic chatter,
and Charles Goods and company aston
ish with acrobatie feats,
a pretty outdoor love story, "The
Merry-G Co Round, In which Peggy Hy-
land Is featured, is the celluloid head
liner.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Strand,

David Powell, the screen actor who
Is featured In Teeth Of the Tiger"
the Aircraft picture on view
at the Strand theater this week, has
high hopes that the film will vindicate
him in the eyes of a certain small boy
In \ mid western village. As the story
goes. the boy CHANGED 10 be visiting tho
city where Powell was making pictures.
Meeting the youngster outside the stu
do n day, something about his eager
eyes attracted the actor. and they were
soon deep In conversation. The re-
suit was that Powell became the boys
hero, and tho little movie fan watched
eagerly for n picture TO come TO his
town featuring his idol But alasl the
one that came showed rowell as Il
lounge lizard In one OF those society
pictures.
In Teeth OF the Tiger Powell, AZ
Arsene t.upin, shoots a couple Of knaves
and ruins a bombing party by holding
the ccnsnirators un with a and Is
altogether the ideal OF any rcd -blooded
youngsters dreams.
Fatty Arbuckle In Back Stage Is
also shown,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

Few women have contributed more TO
the theater than has Florence Roberts
at the Orpheum this week. She is one
of the few actresses who have become
q star. whose general merit instead Of
having succeeded in a particular part,
her career has included everything from
farce to tragedy and regardless of what
II was she chose 10 essay, she acquit-
ted herself with distinction, In vaude-
vile II has been the same.
She did not come offering Il reputa-
ton. She came playing a one-act play
by n Of the best-known authors In
America, J. Hartley Manners, his most
successful play, OF course, is Peg o.
Ny Heart" This piece Is called 1.-THE
Woman Inte~rvenes,' and Is a tense,
dramatic story well told and exception.
ally well acted.
She has played "sapho," IN which
character she Is depicted above; Shake
Bpearean roles, al well as a number OF
leading parts In modern comedies and
dramas.
Miss Roberts and her company have
been the recipients of q number OF in
formal social affairs during the weeks
engagement,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Don't Continue Constructed

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aAE.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

Bessemer 3 Lake Erie railroad freight
train exploded. An were members OF
the train crew.
=
BERLIN.-The general strike called
by metal workers has collapsed, Troops
have occupied headquarters of the lnde-
pendent socialists.
NEW YORK.-The first aerial race
around the world will start Jan. 4,
1870, and end Jan. 4, 1921. according to
an announcement by Alan II. Hawley.
-
CHICAGO, - Detectives from The
states attorneys office raided local Of
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

am Thos. Kirk, L, C. C~adenhead, and
others, incorporators.
William Raborn company. Osyka.
PIKE county. capitalized at SEQ, 600: s.
C.. Haborn. William Raborn, and Others.
Pagan Motor company, Hattiesburg
Forrest county, capitalized at SO, 900:
u. r.. Edwards. w. Fl. Pagan. r. c..
Mckenzie, and others.
Amendment to charter Of Premiuns
Mercantile company, Lucedale, Georrs
county, increasing capital stock from
SIS, 900 to $40, 000.1
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
BAD COLD GOT YOU?
FEELING CRIPPY?
DR.. Kings New Discovery
Soon Starts You on the
l. Road to Recovery.

Once tried. always used. THAT'S "a
trite expression. but one never more
applicable than it is to Or. Kings New
Discovery.
You Will like tho prompt, business
like way 1t loosens the phlegm-con-
gested chest, soothes the tortured
throat relieves an old or a new co,d-
grippe, cough, Group.
Inc Riddles can take II in perfect
safety. too. No bad after-effects.
standard half a century. 6Oc. and $40
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

Creightor Haie, who has been starred
in a nunh~~ Of amusing comedies and
several meiodramas Of late, win be
the featured star at the Princess the.
alter for today and Friday. His latest
offering Is The Black Circle u live
" and entertaining story OF five reels
end In which he has been given a strong
supporting cast, The added feature
for these two days win be a comedy,
Her First Flame
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

ROME, Call. r. Clark. said to be
:, notorious yeggman, charged with
blowing the safe of the Central OF
Georgia railroad at Chickamauga Sun.
day, was held In $4,000 bond after a
preliminary hearing here.
CONNEAUT, O.-Three men were
Killed 81 Hewitt's Station, near here,
when the boiler Of a locomotive on a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

= 1ISiNO, ~ tine AssoclalloH on
southern Agricultural workers will meet
in Atlanta Feb. 24-26, according Ia
announcement of the secretary. DR..
TAFT Butler, of Memphis, Is president.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1.-THE 1920 ma
tional encampment of the Grand Army
Of the Republic will be held here from
Sept. !26 to Oct. 2, commander-in in Chief
Daniel NJ. Hall announces.
NEWPORT, r, Flour sailors are
believed to have been drowned when a
naval launch containing nine men from
the United States destroyer Long cap
HOISINGToN. Kas,--C. II. Co,dtrin,
railroad brakeman. was shot and killed
here and Floyd Wroten, OF Little Rock,
Ark, is being held in connection with
the killing,
LoNDoN,-Gen. Denikine reports that
the Cossacks have destroyed a soviet
division east of Khopr, capturing $1,000
men.
NEW YORK.-The late Theodore p.
Shonts. president of the marlborough
Rapid Transit company, made a viii in
favor Of his widow, Militia d. Shonts,
which can not be found, according to
her petition filed here,
LoNDoN.-King George, In a procia-
nation issued. appeals to his subjects
to celebrate armistice day, Nov. IL,
by suspension at Ii o'clock Of all nor
NAL activities for two minutes.
HELENA, Mont-Char,ea stevens,
bank messenger, is under Arrest as a
Inspect in the robbery Of a package Of
$4,000 which he was carrying from
the postoffice to the bank.
WASHINGTON Americans of Polish
origin viii he asked t. aid in floating
the $3.50. 900, 900 loan negotiated with
Poland by American interests by ex-
Changing their United States bonds for
Polish bonds,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Forty high
school teachers of Kansas City, Mo,
have applied for a charter from the
American Federation Of teachers. affil-
lated with the American Federation OF
Labor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
GINS QUIT WORK.

NEWBERN. Tenn, Nov. Z. (SpI)-
The three local gins in Newbern have
closed down, and are refusing to buy
tion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS


Mltzi Is considered to have put mis-
chief into melody In this new Henry
w, Savage musical comedy called Head
Over Heels that comes to the Lyric
tonight and tomorrow matinee and
night.
The piece is crowded with the latest
OF Jerome Kern's swayingf melodies, and
six OF the numbers have been olassed
as among the best Sellers It's book
and lyrics. considered to be along I'M
usual lines for a light musical comedy,
arc by Edgar Allan Woolf, and with
Mitzi In the leading part, that Of a
merry little girl acrobat, and the long
cast OF well-known players that has
received such lavish praise, Head over
Heels is praised as continuously fun
ny, Beside Joe Keno. Paul Ker, Ruth
Oswald, Boyd Marshall and the many
other principals, and a troupe OF Zero
bats, the cast includes groups Of girls
that add surprising attractlveness TO
the rapid action.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

| fees of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers In an attempt to obtain evil
dence to su~bstantiate charges OF extor-
ton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

RALEIGH, n. C.-The Association OF
Southern Agricultural workers will meet
in Atlanta Feb, 24-26, according to
TAFT Butler, of Memphis, Is president.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1.-THE 1920 ma
tional encampment of the Grand Army
Of the Republic will be held here from
sept, 20 to Oct. 2, Chief
Daniel NJ. Hall announces.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

LOND0N.-Gen. Denikine reports that
the Cossacks have destroyed a soviet
division east of Khopr, capturing $500
men.