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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
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PARIS, Febrero LA sesidn
~p!enaria de Ia Conferencia de Paz
cue dcbia efectuarse hoy, Sc pos
ruso para permitir al Bureau 0
Supreme Console, a~ctivar Ii traba-
los para cl proyecto de IA Liga de
las n@ciones.
En- alguncs ~circulos Sc c%pres6
Ia ~creencia De qlc las dcmostracio-
mes sobre IA DTacticah!lIdad de Ia
Iliga. como Sc comprobaron en- varias
s~esiones re-ientes del Supreme Con-
scio, a~prcsurarian el acuerdo sobre
los detaIles de su o~rgaaizaclon-
La question relativa a las colo
Mas alemanas qued0 practicamente
arreclada de acuerdo con los princi-
nios de Ia Liga. Previamente, cl Blu
reau obrj con Ia capacidad de una
association de naciones, para aEisar
a los paiges de In Europa central Y
oriental. CUE cesaran or sus luchaS
soLre territories disputauCs. FL 5u-
reau asumio n capacidad semc-
ante aver, al decidir envlar una CO.
mission DC Delegates aliados para a
rreglar Ia question entire los chccOS
' los polacos sobre Ia possession del
rico distrito industrial de Poser. FL
arrsglo provisional que Sc haga por
Ia comision. servir& para que Ia Ii
"a de las naciones funde 81 resolu-
ci6n final sobrc dicha question, al
.auedar dcfinitivamente establccida
csa organization.
Las hipotesis Y ~teorias cue Sc ccha-
ron q volar con motive de 81 Ia 81
tuacion de las Is.as FilipinaS Y de
Canal de Panama Sc pondria q dis
cus;on en- la Conferencia de Paz,
nara considerable DC acUerdo con ell
principle de Ia Observation-Disclosures
de las nosesioncs colonialeS Y &c las
Was fluviales Y maririmas, no pasa-
ron de ALI. pUes hoy Sc aclaro que
tai asunto no Sc pondria a Ia consi-
dcracion de Ia CoHferencia, por q am
has noseSiones son absolutamente
amer:canas Y cstdn libres de toda
disruta.
Tambien SC manifesto dc manera
~autorizada, que Ia Doctrina Monroe
no seria afectada para NADIA. ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
Sc ASECURARALlAl
EXPL0TAClON
PACLFICA DE-
POSEN
Sc ENCARGARA DE ELL0
LA COMISION INTER-
ALIADA
Ell Supreme Consejo discutio
la disputa entire Rumanla
Serbia sobre el Banat

PARIS. Febrero LA Confe-
~rencia de Paz decide hoy enviar
una comisi6n de Delegates aliadoS
al distrito de Poschon, (Posen.) con
ell nroposito de asegurar l2 eXplota-
sion pacifica dc esa region. Tai cosa
SO llcvara a cfecto de acuerdo con
los checo-eslovacos V los polacos, du-
rantc TODD 81 tempo cue duren las
discusioncs de Ia Conferencia sobre
los arreglos territoriales de la cues
ton de Posen.
En- la session dc hoy. Sc puso a dis
custom tambier Ia question pendien-
tie entire Rumania Y Serbia. respec-
TO de Banat de Tcmesver.
Respecto de las s~esIones de aver,
ell siguiente communicate Official Sc
do a la publicidad anoche:
Ministries Y los Ministries de Rela-
clones Extcriores de las p]otcncias
aliadas V asociadas Y los represen-
tantes del Japon Sc reunieron esta
tarde a las 3 en- Dunto.
Los deiegados de las grandes po-
%tencias que forman la comision in
ter-aliadas que en- breve partira pa
"a Polonia, recibieron instrucciones
de informar sobrc las conclusiones q
u hubiercn llegado, despues del
cxamen de los ~a!cgatos de los re-
presentantes de Polonia Y ChecO-Es-
lovauuia. acerca de Ia exploitation
provisional del distrito industrial de
Pocon.
"Desnues de cscuchar los lnfor-
mes rcHdidos por N. RouEens Y por
el General Botha, en- nombrc dc sus
colegas, los ministries aliados dec!-
dieror enviar una delegation 4 Po-
sen. con el fin de asegurar una eN-
plotaci6n pacifica, de- acuerdo con
los checos Y los polacoS, mientras
este pendiente cl arreglo territorial
de la question por Ia Conferencia.
"DespuGs de clio, Sc do lectura a
unos informes sohre los respectivos
nuntos de vista Y derechos dc Ru-
mania Y Serbia, en- el Banat de Te-
mesver. Los senores Bratiano : Min
su representation a. ]gobierno rama
NO V los senorcs Tashitch, Vesnitch
Y Tigmbjtch al de Serbia"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
ESTAD0S UNDOS,
FIRMES En- Ia
LIGADE LAS
. NACIONES
SON LA POTENCIA QUE
TOMA EN- SERIO ESTA
GRAN QUESTION
Parece CUE las otraS po1eR-
cias no Sc muestran optl-
mistas del resul!ado
practice

PARIS. Fcbrero Los Estados
Uniios, q Ia unic2 De las grandes
ro5encias que toma en- serio ia cues
ion de ia Liga de las NacioaeS. Tai
hecto Sc p-uera por n actitud de
las otras poteuciaS reSpecto de IA
-ectlfjcacion de las fronteraS ' por
e. hacho d. ~cons;derar como dc ca
rt.l .mDortancia. todos los asunCos
r ac.onadoS con cuestiones estrate-
gicas. mllitareS Y navaleS, aSl como
q vaior 5el terreno Y terrItoCo que
ess$1 a discussion.
Fl oaieto principal Dc Ia Liga de
las nac,oHes es el de evitar las que
r-as fururas. Les ESC2doS UEidoS
Green que n L:ga realiZara este pro-
p6sito; pcro cs evidente que las otraS
p~otencIas no Sc mUeStcan tan OPT
ristas acerca del funcionamlento de
eSa organization ' cada ina por 81
rartc. esta tratando de asegurarse
= SaIvaguardarSe a 81 mlSma, por
medic de Ia adjudication de lugareS
aprop!ad9s para una accion ofenslva
Ge 81 parte.
La question relativa a Ia dispoSi-
c!on de las ~colonias alcmanas. rcve-
Ia falta de confiarza en- n haoiii-
dad de "a liga dc las naciones para
marteaer Ia paz permaNente, por las
s'Cuiertes ~raZoGeS:
Primcra: Las colonias ing,eSas IN
sis-eH ca cue elias debea ser las po-
seedoras DE- las antiques islas alema-
mas en- Ell Pacitico. cue comprende0
los archipie,agos &c Marshall y DC
Ia, CarolinaS o L2GroreS.
Segu1da: F-ancia. e~ncabez@ca por
ei Mariscal Foch, quiere Ia ma-gs2
izquierda del Rim.
Tercera: Japon insitc en- IA reten-
con de Kiao-Chao, Ell vista de posi-
bliss futuras operaciones mNitareS
en- China.
En- ai-unos circulos de esta CAPT
tai. Sc tiene Ia oreeHc.a de que IA
I.;ga de Nacioaes, seria algo aSl CO.
mo una especie de organization De
romhre. puramente. eS cecIr. IN pro
veto o proposition por el cual c!er-
1as Dorencias, Duedan d~eshacerse De
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

alianzas embarazoSas, que Sc han
hecho fastidioSas desdc que Sc logro
"a victoria. asi como para que cier-
tas concesiyDes hechas q otras Pc
tencfas a principles de Ia guerra, no
s. ueven a su ~realzacioa, aplican-
dose ciertos principles idealistas de
Il l;ea dc naciones.
Por otra Torte. no todas las po-
tencias puoden acepta- CUE IA Liga
de Naciones Sc haga cargo de todas
las colonies alemanaS y las admins
ire Observation-Disclosures, Dor el sis
ten1a de ,.mandatarios.' Australia '
Nueva Zelandia, por ejem2lo, no
esran conformes con esa seduction.
Dor 10 que res2ecta a las lslaS Gel
Pacifico.
Las recIamcioncs territoriales de
Italia, de Yugo-eslavia Y dc las CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

lonias alemanas del Africa. son otra
demonstration de la assertion hecha
respecto de Ia acticud dc todas las
potencias. excepto de los EstadoS
CnidoS, que es la unica que no pre-
tende sacur ventaiaS ningunas por
81 participation en- Ia guerra. por Ia
zsncil!a razGn de cue NADIA tcme pa
"a cl futuro y preteNde por 10 mis-
mo. .iugar IN papel en- este asunto,
erteramente dcs!nteresado, impair
ciaI Y a!tru!sta. 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
LOS TERMINUS De PAZ
A ALEMANIA LIE SERAN
P~RESENTADOS EN-
ESTE MES
Fodrdn incluirse esos terHn.
nos en- las condolences que
Sc presenter a Ia Conf
sion aIemaHa del a.
misticio ell dla II

PARIS. Fe5rero 1.-Pro0able-
mente Ell Ell presenJe mes de Febrc-
70 Sc prescntaran a Alemania los
terminus preliminares de Ia paz, Jun
tamente con las condolences para ura
nueva pr0roga lei armisticio, 81 no
sufren ina modification los planes
que So tieaen en- consideration ac-
tualmcntc.
Reconociendo Ia neccs;dad dc que
el munGo vuelva i n paZ normal.
las naciones aSociadas contra Ale
mania eStan considerable dar un
uaso mas dafinitivo hacia el trata-
10 de paz. ror medic de IA inSercion
de algunos de los tGrninos elemer-
tales en- las condolences que Sc some
teran = Ia comisi6n alemarL del
armisticio. para II ~nrorroga de este.
.cl Gia i dcl mes en- curse.
Esta decision sc refleja' tambien
81 81 eXamcn que esta efectuandoSe
ahora para dctermiHar que numero
de tropas americanas era necesarlo
deiar en- el territorio aieman ocupa-
pado. FL plan que Sc tlene eS el dc
retirar eSas tropas tan pro7to como
zee possible. Y Sc cree que tai cosa po-
6ria hacyrSe, o cuando menoS mi
ciarse, tan prontO como Sc eXpasle-
rsn los terminus generates para II
PaZ.
A1-uros funcionarios Que han cS-
tado estudi.ndo IA S~ituacion muy De
cerca. Green que g! armisticlo mis-
no. pudiera d~esarrol!arse en- IN ira
taGo &c oaz. exactameate 10 mlsmo
= creen que una sociedad lie ma
clones pudiera desarrollarse dc las
deiibe-aciones de la C~onfereHcla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
ENCUENTROS ENTIRE
HUELGUISTAS 7
La POL[CIA
En- Glasgow Clyde
MIR. Lloyd-George Sc refuse a
intervenir para solucionar
el conflicto obrero

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;. master a. San Antonio. Ten, As re- :
). CURED BY the act Of October {. 1917. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

BELFAST. Tebrero Ell Primer
Ministro Tngles, Sir David Lloyd
George en- IN mensaje cue envia deS-
de Paris. notifica al Ider irlandcs
Arthur Davlin, Quc dec!ina Ia invi-
taci6n que Sc le Ia hecno para que
i~atervenga en- cl arreglo de Ia huc:-
Ga de esta ciudad.
Ell citado Primer Ministyo. mani
fiesta que esta CT complete acuerdo
con Ia opinion del Cancilier Bonar
Law, de que las mismas conSidera-
clones cue Sc han APPLICABLE al mo-
Iimicnto huelgUista dc Glasgow, Sc
apliquen al de Belfast.
La actirud del gobierno sobrc ci
particular. como Sc anuncio previa-
mentc. Is Ia de mantenerse absolu-
tamcnte a la eXpectaCtjva Y dcjar
que los huelguiStas Y patronoS arrc-
glen u difcreEcias en- una confe-
rencia de sus ~respectiyos rerrcSen-
tarteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

tas de b-omuro a colores dc simpaiieas aa-
nistss. Inciuiremos a6emas. gratis. los len
guajes del abanico. del panuelo, etc. etc, y
una lista general dc precios. Al reeioo De
TODD soto pagara listed % ccntaros. haga ou
p.di6o hoy nismo a Ia siEuicnte direccicn:
MEXTCAN CARD COMPANY
Box III, Sta. \. Dept 3. San Antonio Tex.
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:. s:*H...+::, $50 :. :: :. IL {:

GLASGOW. Fehrero IA conse-
cuenria de los ~encIcntros habidoS
aver entire los kuelguislas de los as
tilIeros de Clyde Y Ia Policia, las au-
torijades ordenaron que fuertes pa
trullas de tropas rccorrieran las ca
Hes de Ia cludad, para cvitar que Sc
rcpitan esos des6rdenes.
FL ruevo iider de los huelgu;stas.
Mr.. ShinwelI, que asumio csc cargo
nor haber Sido a~prehendidG Mr..
Kirhwood. que era cl lider del mo-
v~irierto. ha sido detenido tambien
por II po!icia ' pucstO ,bajo castodia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

No Sc desmoralizen IDS, y piensen Dor abatidos cue Sc encuentren
cue en- todos los casos los hechos son mas elocueRtes que las ~palabras
Ell DOCTOR RICARDO CABANES podra darles u diagn6s-
tco SECURE de sus males, 10 cue les puede garantizar Ell mas complete
6yto en- todos los casos pr dihcies Y obstnados que parezcan, pues-
to que sus magnnicos Y acertados procedimieaos, Y mas de % amos
de incesante pracica, al estudio Y curacion de las Intermediates mas
rebeIdes, lie permiten dar esa garanua a TODD pacente que siga su
plan curative.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

No mande dinero. envic So
lamcnte sal direction. y i vuei-
tn de corrco lie remit.re.nos-
Una p-cciosa tarjeta para no
vios o De felicitacion, uitirno y
novedoso estilo. De tx puiga-
das. con palisades en- realize, i'm
presa en- espanol, a6Ornada con
~iistones de seda 2 dolores y
pucsta en- su GAIA especial: u1a
Gocena dc Observation-Disclosures de
..-;rc- Y trrs tarie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

.o,uzN7 ~ cr1RARA A I'd. PRoNTo Y PoslTlVAMENTE?
des cr6nicas ' de la sangre.
II Dr RICARDO CABANES invita- muy eSpecialmente q todoS lS
os.muos =, anfernoaS de dificl curaci6n, ' que hayan Sldo ecIaraooS
;,cr,abIe< = Que sin perder mas tempo 10 vsiten, arnque Sc haAen pos
tr.dos y en- Ia mas compaa deception pr haber gastado lnut"nenls
81 dnero en- SACRIFICES inutiles con la eSpeTanza Tie "SeS :" '""'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01

mr. w w Lucas will deliver a lee
two az Church's auditorinm Monday
i,isna ii,,bie orJ ie%ce crou'd a. vii
t a. hip, rrhn nroceaSs If The Ice
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wi Vi =" o''u' III az e'la' P''oN'
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chnrni,a, y,iIl ornatir aid tbe antitnbar-
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pIesiuGht vi Lie Nasloi1aI pa ~ t, coii
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
Foresees Order in Italy.

On leaving New Orleans he will visit
Alahama. Georgia, Florida and the Caro-
linas. He declared that his inyestiga-
, mons would consume at least two
Regarding the social conditions in
Italy tho count declared that within a
very short while order would spring
out of tho natural chaos which resulted
Immediately afterthe war. He declared,
however, that right now conditions are
Tar better in Italy than in any other
European countries Count Caseli
pointed out that there was no soviet in
Italy, that his country had no strike
and that the younger generation was
looked on as most progressive.
Flume will be Italy's, he declared.
Italy looks upon Fiume, the count fur
Their asserted, much as the country looks
upon Rome, The Adriatic is to Italy
what the Mississippi is to Memphis or
the great lakes to certain cities in the
This is not the county's first visit
here. Twenty-Five years ago he came
to Memphis. He was then a lieutenant
attached to the Italian commission at
the worlds fair at Chicago 1t was on
this trip south that he met the\ Coun-
tess Caselli, a. native of Vicksburg,
Miss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
HAVESOFT,
DARK LONG HAIR
Don't Be Gray. it's Unnecessary Nova
days, as o-Ban Restores Color. Read
How. Something New and Harmless,

Every man or woman should, by right,
have evenly dark, handsome Nlustrous
hair2thick and beautiful. The charm
of soft dark hair is continued fas-
cination, while gray, faded, thin or fall
ing hair puts you in the old age class.
You can easily assist nature to restore
dark original color to your hair by
simply Applying Q-Ban pronounced Gu
BAN Hair Color Restorer to all your
hair and scalp a few times. This
scientific preparation is different from
anything else---is a clean, harmless
liquid, not sticky and rnessy-that
nourishec the hair roots. causing all
your gray, faded, thin or falling hair
TO turn dark lustrous, long, soft, thick
and radiantly beautiful, Just as you like
to have your hair. Q-Ban" is sue
Cessfully uped daily by thousands
Q-Ban' is the trade name Of this
superior hair color restorer, and should
be used IL preference to any other hair
restorer because it is as harmless az
= pure water and is guaranteed to restore
original even, dark color to faded or
gray hair Try it. Ask any druggist
for bottle Of QBan (Cu-B BAN Hair
Color Restorer,s Complete and simple
directions with each bottle. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calomel Tablets, Gut Short
Colds and May Prevent Flu
by Keeping Liver Active.

Physicians have learned from ex-
perience, during the epidemic of in
fluenza, that one of the most important
factors in the preventioB of flu and
pneumonia is to keep the liver active
q, so that the digestive organs may be in
perfect working order and the system
thereby enabled TO throw off colds,
check sore threats, and resist serious
complications. For this purpose they
have found that the new nausealess
calomel tablets called Calotabs, are far
more effective even than the old style
calomel, which was formerly the uni
yersal favorRe as CalotAbs do not
weaken the patient. nor interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
At the first sign Of a cold or sore
throat, doctors recommend one CGlo-
tab at bed time with a swallow OF
water-that's an No salts, no nausea,
nor the slightest interference with your
diet, pleasure, or work. Next morning
YOU wake up feeling fine, your liver
is active, and your appetite is keen for
good breakfast.
For your protection Calotabs are sold
only in original sealed packages price
thirtyLfive cents, All druggists recon-
mend and guarantee Calotabs, Your
money back If you are not delighted
with them. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
Skipper DWeLLS In
Mystery's Hold On
Breast Of Waters

Rising waters of the Mississippi river
SundeS floated the Mystery which since
THURSDAY had been resting in three feet
OF mud ard water at the foot of Monroe
avenue. Capt Edward Miles. owner
and bulldog, Monday was busily--en-
gagged in salvaging timber which formed
the carriage on which the boat was
moved down the wharf.
The Mystery will be tied up at the
foot OF Monroe avenue for several days.
Whether or not Capt Miles intends tow :
ing the craft to some dry dock for
final work is unknown. He apd<his
wife have taken up living quarters
aboard.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
TO SELECT PROPER
PLACE FOR ITALIANS
Count Piola Caselli Confers
With Memphians Regard
ing Selective Immigration

investigations which will lead To the
Italian government advising Immigrants
70 the United States the best Sections
OF this country in which to locate IS the
mission Of Count Pioia CaselG. who
Monday conferred with several pronIi
nent Memphians on conditions in the
immediate territory.
Count Caselli, who is a general IN
the Italian army and who served four
years at the front, will spend several
Says here. He viii then tourney TO
New Orleans from which point he will
continue investigations.
It is the. plan of Cohnt CaseIli to re-
mort 10 his government prospects Of
South as truck farmers and as share
CHOPPERS on cotton plantations. The
count Monday declared that he saw no
reason why his country men should not
md conditions most satisfactory in the
South. He himselfls an extensive own
or OF lands in Mississippi. One tract be-
Eharkey county. Miss
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
FIRE AT LEMASTER's S.

A defective gas heater in the bath
room at the home Of 4. r. LeMaster,
former city commissioner and head Of
the H. l.. Guion company, 1745 Union
avenue, caused a blaze Sunday evening
which did $1,000 damage, When discov-
rred the fire threatened to CONSUME the
entire house, but effective work of fire.
lnen kept it confined to the portion
Of the house in whiohs1t started.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
FIRE AT DYE HOUSE,

Fire which broke out in the servants
house, rear Of the residence of Capt, T..
b. Dye, Roland street, did damage of
$50 when firemen interviewed and saved
the property Sunday night. Capt Dye
is night police turnkey,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
HELENA FINDS ONLY
TEN TONS OF COAL

a population of 20 1000, awoke this morn
ing to find less than 10 tons of coal in
its retail yards and an even smaller
amount reported on cars south if Mem
phis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
Practical Gift Suggestions From the
Household Linen Section


edges consisting 10 Doiea
e specially $t24
Genuine Japanese white Cloths butterfly
buebtrd design, with blue edgng.
t1oth, inches $40
Cloth 6lS60 inches,
Cloth 72X72 SO AZ
Napkins match l2Xl2, ut, soc
Fine ace-mmed Searfs with deep cuny edgng with cny
hemstched embrotd
$25; SOC
flexible Idnoeum Centerpiece effects
rich combination colors
Size IL Inch, Size 2nch, St25
S2e 4S-inch .,,.$ $50
Fine Turkish Bath Rugs IN beautiful Persian and Oriental effects
2i4i inches specially each $215
72ch Meered Damask Breakfast Cloths good assortment of
patterns round designs neatly saoped hemmed all
Hmnd Spreads servceablo quality
special $249
Spreads scsopcd
$396
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patterns exceptionally quality regularly
$OO yard special yard sac
Fun bleached uck Towels borders; SX36
nhes regularly priced at Si5o dozen special at dozen e34o
Second Floor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01

The Friedman Milling company would
like to locate the suave young stranger
who purchased five barrels of flour
Saturday for $6S. and receoived the
change out of check for SIS After
directing that the flour be shipped to
a Mississippi address, the buyer de-
parted His check was returned as
worthless
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01
Fascinating Attire for
the Comfort Hours l.

No longer the hours careless Comfort
ugly and shapeloss instead the truly graceful models
in the daintiest Of fabrics
Boud0ir CApS--NinsOmc styles extensive assOrtmens
rious fabrics shown from the simple to the most elab
crate; modest prices-S0C, O0C, $3.50 up to S7O0
Matinecs-Graceul styles wonderful models in Georgette
IL de Chlnn urlianallu lnagnnl hnAul FIJI a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01

i Two overcoats stoien from the office
of Turley, Nail &Galbreath, real es-
tate dealers, 100 Court avenue, Monday
were placed on the police list of pos
sibles3. to recover.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-01

Groceries, amount undetermined.
were stolen early Sunday morning by
thieves who broke into the Piggy Wig
gly store at Mississippi boulevard and
Walker avenue, according to report
to police. =