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Companla petroIera que
esta segura de ~a|canzar
erandes exitos. -

La Deep Sand Oil Co. cuyaS ofici-
mas PARTICIPATES Sc encuontr&n en- Wi
chita Falls, Texas. 5 una de las COM
panias de gran porvenir que 0irecen
ahora sus accicnes al publicO. Los
tcrrcnos de csta Compania Sc u
tran cpuestoS 4 los poZos Famous.
Marine. Clint Wood. Adams y Nc
Mann, los cuaieS han side ]probadoS
| como %randcs man2ntiales p"oducto-
res. Ii Deep Sands Oil Co., sos
tiene eSJrccha amiStad cen. las com
paliaS que p0seen los ~sUsodlchos po-
! zos. ' debido 4 las facilidades que las
mismas lie nreStar&N : Que los traOa-
Jos de perforaci0n estaran baJo IA
supervision Immediate de n de u
comisarios. Mr.. J.. Il. McCracken.
! honbre que ha dedicado toda Su vida
Il los regociCS retvG!lferos. eI por-
verir para esta companIa Sc
ira lleno de promcSas. Una dc las
prsebas de que h Deep Sands Sc en-
cueEtra en- terrenoS magnlflcoS. "a
constitute ei hecho de Que pertorado-
res cXperimeutaGos. han hccho pro-
pcsicicneS para efcctuar las pertora-
clones bajo las bases de un oO-1O.
rSta base Signltlca que e!soS paga-
I rian el costo De il perfo, acion, que
sumo vdrioS miles dc pesos. Y Sc ha-
! rian responsabies ror Ia misna. a
canlbio de cbtener Ia mitad de las u
| tilidaGos en- Ia production de petr0-
lee. 10 anterior es una prueba IN
diScutible de Que eXiste petroleo en-
| estos terrencs. pero nosotros no ne
mes cerrado U ningun contrato, Y
81 m~encionamos Ell hecho anterior es
Supplements como M muestra de
la ~uerspectiva de Gyit0 one tenemoS.
FL principal capital de esta compa-
MIA 10 ccpstituyen Ia pericia de sas
directories V la calidad de los terre-
nos que Sc piensa eXplotar. Las ac-
| ciores Sc venden al precio de $1,000.
ST 81 publico quiere aprovecharse de
ana opcrtunidad que le prcporcionara
i~ndudables g~aEancias, no debe dejar
desapercibida esta. Y debc enviar des-
dc luego su cneck por 81 valor de
,ra;oraS ~,,n Insnn ainni-'- ADV
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Generates complicados en- un
contrabando de arrnas pa-
ra los rebeldeS

NOGALES. Ariz, Abril lo.-Hace
| algtla tempo en- las Columns de LA
PRENSA V en- telegTarla ~procedcnte
de este lugar, decia que en- Ell puerto
de Guavmas habia fondeado I'm barco
que conducia parque Y armas para los
indios yaquis s~IbievadoS, y que el des-
cubrimiento de csc hecho habla eau
sado sorpresa en- toda Sonora Y honda
preocupacion entire los militares ca
rranciStGs.
Las autoridadcs m~ilitares consigna-
ron ell hecho z IN Juez para que este
hiciera toda clase de invest!gaclones
V castigara a los r~esponsables que re-
sultaran dc csa Investigation.
Hoy. la Sorpresa cue antes causa-
IA csc hecho Y esa preoCupaclon que
cmhargara 4 los militares carranclstas
Sc ha convertible Ell estupcr, por cue
ell Juez acaba lie descubrir que el car
gamento de parQue y dc armas venia
con destino a los iadiOs yaQuis, Y
cue ouienes hicieron venir csc carga-
mento son NADIA enc cue dos gene
rales carrsrciStas V otros dos oficiales
dc menor graduation.
Uno de esos generates. por c! mo-
mehto Sc haya ausente de Sonora.
o mas bien POGO raG!ca en- csc Estado,
pues su rcsidcncia generalmente la
tiene en- Siralca, principalmcnte en-
Mazatlan. rs Florencic ZendejaS, que
ahora Sc halla retirado del Serviclo
mi!itar acti;o, V que solo sirvio Il las
6rdcnes dc G~arranZa Ell el ano de-.
1914. cuando Oregon sitio Mazatlan.
FL iuez Ia querido guardian toda id
reserva possible SCORE el particular y
cfectivameNte Ia guard5 por mucho
ticnfso. hasta este momento en- que ha
sido necesarso 2racticar @!gunos ca
reos que o les que han venldo a
poner en- boca del rUAlico cstoS he
choS.
Is muv possible cue Zcnd2ias sea
traslaGaGo = GUayalas, lugar en- dondc
ell iuez ha cstaGo fernando cl VOLT
mca en- dlndc consta Ia causa de-
este dclito.
Fl otro general carrancista csta
ho9 en- uro dc los pueblos del rio
YaGu, trabaiando en- unIs labores de
campo en- dondc tiene Il regular
siembra de garbsrZo. Vino Il sonora
hace mos dos amos, tambien rct'r@-
do del Servicio militar y deSdc enton-
ces SC radico o. m punto al lado de
ma &c las mar-eTcs del Rio laQ@i.
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PIDE Ell DIVORCiO DE 81 HI,
10 QUE Sc Case SlENDO
Memoir DE EDAD

HABANA. abril TN mcXicano
que reside en- csta capital hace al
gun tempo llamado Luis Carranza.
ha solicitado que sc anule el mstrimo
Mo de 81 hijo Ernesto, con II CO.
rista que cundo 10 : Sc i:amaoa
lean Troupmann. basando 81 petic!on
en- que cuando Sc case cl joven era
mencr de edad.
Por 81 parte. Ia referida joven ha
acuSadc L 81 Suegro De haberle enagc
nado cl afecto de 81 marido.
FL abogaGo que Ia ]patrcclna ha
manifestado que Ell esposo de su ellen
tie es parierte de Carranza. pero el
Consul mexicano ha negado de name
ra roturda cue este tenga pariente
alguro de csc nUmUrc.
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.MEMORIAS De IN OCHENTON
LA CUEFA DE LOS MUIR
ClkLAGOS
CVieHe dc Ia Pag. -

No, Y no Quitaba la vista del
horizonte. nj Sc inmutaba su cara Sc
rera.
Entonces. 10 ataron Il Ia cola de un
caballo. Y el animal 10 arrastro por
la Vega. S~angrante. herido Y NAL
trecho. lie interrogation de nuevo.
No So, contesto. Y los injurio. Enton-
ccs. cen IN punai. lie abrieron POGO
a POGO L. came de los muslos Y dc los
brazos. NJ ura queja salio de sus
labioS. Solo Sc Dian u negatives y
Sus ma;dicicnes,
\ aSi murio.
-:Habeis viSto como ha muerto?
preguntaron i los otroS aprehendidos.
AS morira cada uno dc vosotros 81
no confiesa. Y mientras ell cuerpo
muerto era colgado de un arbol, empe
20 ell to!merto del scgundo: Corti-
mas Sc apellidaba. 81 NAL no recueTdo.
lgualcs negatives, iguales ma!dicio-
mes. igual muertc hCroica c igua! mu-
tismo on los ~aprehendidos G igual 81
l-ICto SA iJS expenditures PofiNNS III
, aquella escena brutal.
Los ~traidoreS Sc fatigarCn dc ator-
mentar. de masar. de co gar de les
arbol6S les cuerpCs sangrantes dc SIS
vigtimas: tcdos los lab!cs sc cerrrron
d Ia mucrte antcs que revelar el Sc
creto dc aquella guarda precicsa.
EiloS no sabian que era. pOrque sc
lie escondia. porque habia que morn
por clio. solo sabian que era cosa de
la Republica. cosa de la patria, CO.
Sd de JuareZ. ESQ les bastaba. ESQ
lie bastaba al pueblo todo.
Como les aldeanos de Fuente Owe
iuna en- la comedia dc Lope, los de
FL Gatuno Y Matamorcs eran n So
10 para a~Quolia guarda sagrada, para
auucl sacrifice, para aquella negativa
rctunda. Muchus Sabian cl secreto, y
sin embargo. en- cuatro amos dc 20
zcbras. lie amenaZas, de pe!igros. no
salio dc ia boca de nadie.
En- el ano de g.. Gonzalez HERE
ra en- persona recogia dc la gruta dc
los Murciclagcs el .Archivo de la Ma
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cicn. V 10 entregaba en- San Luis Pc
tosi al Presidente Juarez. Apenas
81 la aventura Sc eta IN la historic,
Made sabe donde repcsan los NOR
tales despoios de los heroes anoni-
mos-naGie sabe tampoco donde estan
los de los comuneros de Castillo. A
caso un ola alguien 10 recuerda y 10
Unite. De- todos MOODS, la patria re-
Chic ell beneficio, Y clio fue b2stan-
te.
". MI=qui@ BLANCO.
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CoS---

Empequehecete cuanto sea possible
Y entonces tai c Ia critica te dcs-
preciara 10 Dastante para poGer elo-
giarte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

F. que triunfa sobre sus vicios,
ha ganado Ia victoria mas grsndc
de CUE un hombre So pUede g~loriar,
San Jcronimo.
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NIENTOS

Los DecadoS que omstas los pa
gaTan tus hijos Y los hijoS de tus
hiio.. hasta la quinta @eneracion.-
Exodo
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EOLANOS CACHO.

AboEaGo Me%icaEo. Con.'ultas y documenta-
clones juriGicas concerricntes 4 Ieyes y neso-
clos dc Mexico. 703-70i Copies Bldg. Ell Pa
SO. Texas.
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BUENA GRATIFICAClON 50 dara 4 IA per
soma cue ~ proporciorc inrorarcs d" mi
MaLrc Armada Torres. Il Uuirn ICON ara una
nina de > aios y dc Uaicn no he rccibido
nuticias hacc scis mcscs. que me escribio dc
lyatca. ". Va. Todo inlormc dirijase 4 Sra.
Rcbeca 7. Murillo. Box -. Lynch Mines.
Nv. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

LA CHA. FONOGRAFICA MEXICANA ven.
de por corrcc, fon6gratOs Columbia, yictor
y Edison. Pleas mex:canas Columbia, VIC
tor y Edison. .hed!ciEas de patente. ycrbas
mcdiciualee. art:cL!os meaicanos. cfectos pa
tn tocadcr. Instruments mrsicales. etc. Di-
ria su correspondence pidiendo catalogo,
de n manera ssgUiente: Ga. Foaosr2fica
Mcx;caaa. ]. D.. Flores. FOX 365. Dept. G.
Floresvile, Texas.
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GRATIFICARE con un ano de subscription
al scmanariu La PrcnSa'. a la persona que
nc proporcionc intormcS DC Manuel Vargas.
&c Quicn rccibi sus ultimaS noticias lie Sc
bcrar. Kansas. TODD informc sobrc CT rar-
ticulsr dirijase a Cirio Vargas. Homsn. Ark.
Ci0l.
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VENTAS
PILONCILLO MEXICANO

dc clasc superior.
Piia nucstras y precios. Atencion inmcdia-
"A 2 6rdcnes foraneas. FERNANDEZ y He
RRERA. I05 Epson St Travis 1919, San
Antonio. Texas. III
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A?ARAUOR GRANDE. Dos pavos rcssss,
hermoso plumaje. Baratos por urEencia. In
iormar en- $50 North Santa Rosa Ave.
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MATRIMONIAL

CABALLERO americana de 80 amos de eiad.
con muy buena colocacion y que habla es-
panol pero no puede leerlo nj escribirio. de-
sea entablar relaciones, objeto matrimonio.
con sonora mexicana honorable. Mxndare mi
fotografia y datos completes en- primer car
"a, 81 la interesada ~contesta en- ingles. Diri-
janse a C. ". SeeIt. Box 4I2. Cleburne. Te-
Xas- I'd
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$4,000 AL CONTADO. 5000 MENSUALES

Magnitica casa entresolada con tres Guar
tS y otru Appropriate para tienda. Lotto ST.
tuado en- esquiua. San Fernando ST. Nean a
Mr.. Flores. CONFESS Realty Co. Dcpto. de
Nen;as. tlbl
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a la persona que
me propcrcioHc irfcrmes dc Catarino Truji-
10. uuien 80 cncontraha On 1916 en- Ciudad
Jusrez. v;vicado ,on un ITO liamado Mala-
GuiaS Trujiilc. Es dc l? amos dc cdad. pc.o
negro y nariz afiIada. Todo infurmc sobrc
81 particuisr d~lrijasc i AsccrciGn Trujiilo.
Courtney. Mo. ll0b
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SoSTENES MIRELES, Comcrciante en- gene
raj. l25 So. Laredo. San Antonio. Texas.
Constantc cxistencis de fru:as mexicanas de
todas clases. tales como guayabas. etc. Es-
pecialidad en- hierpas mcdicinales. encar-
ganGome de toda chase de comisiones del ramo.
MANDOLINAS de todos precios y %cstilos.
guitarras. baios. acordeoEes. etc. Olga que
Instruments desea y adjunte ~cstampillas pa
RI respuesta. LA CASA MEXICANA. P.
O.. Box 1856. Chicago. III.
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81 ATENCION. Le srpIico Ia fife en- este
anuncio. LA PoIhnA GONZALEZ es 81
-enedio mas eficaZ del mundo Iara los ca
los. mezquinos, z;zctes y toda clase he sra-
nos en- ia piel. Renitame % cts. en- estan-
1illas pos.ales = i rue!ta de- correo le mando
una c4jita Iib~e dc porte. Devueivo el di-
nero. sin tramiteS. a In persona Que Sc Gu
re y no sane dc esas intermediates. Una
Gocena. $500 iibIe de polte. Piia c. o. D
ESPIRIDIoN GONZALEZ. P. o. Box SAT.
Laredo, Texas.
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G~RATiFICARE hMPLiAMENTE Il n per-
soma quo me gropo-cioac informes dc mi
hcrmara Elena ~. Ruiz &c HolGuin. dc 81
csposo Santiago Ramos HolGuin y de su hi
IA Vicenta Ruiz. uuicncs en- 1898 sa!icron dc
e Pasc. Texas. cun rumbo al Estado de
California. Todo inCornc jirijasc Z Armada
Ruiz nc Saer=. 81 Camaron 81. Interior
No. .. San Antonio. Texas. tl0l
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GRATTTfCARE con $500 a Ia persona Que
me proTorcionc informcs dc mi hiio Bcrnar-
dino Camachu. de 81 q 10 amos dc cdad. alto.
dclcadu. color moreno y gicsdo Dc virUcias.
+. originate De San Luis Potosi. Mexico.
Su, ultimas noticias Ias rccibi en- 1872 de-
Canton. Texas. TODD inrormc dirijase a Ca
simira Gonzalez Vda. dc Camacho, r. ;.
Box 7G-!t. BuGa. Texas. ~
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e. MENDEZ Y iINOS.
'SOMBREROS PARA SENORAS.

TTIaN. ' tfIEd WsEVW q V'TFN ; V.VU"T9 NVW-
| yencida. Sra. L. &. dc VALDEZ. 5S5 W. Ro-
| mara St.
VENDO EN- ABONOS maqlinas dc coser
SINGER" differences %cstiio.: Fon0S-aics
COLUMBIA" PIANOS : maquinax de escri-
| b;- OLIVER. VENDO AL CCNTADO
Glscos .COLUMBIA". m5quinas SINGER"
! usadas. uuy haratas. Glasses dc bordado GRE-
IT'S. Sc HACE UEHSrII CHING a Giez
c~c.tavoa yarda. T. de los Santos. Tel Tr.
6S59. 65T Doiorosq St
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DESEO SABER cl p~SraGcro dc mi hcrnano
Alfredo Rodriguez. lNalcncial GU!cn Ultima
mcutc rcsidia on San Diego. Cal Todo in
formc sob-c cl particular dirijaSc a Arcade
Rodriguez. rs Simon Ave, L~ackawanna.
y. Y. loD
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GRATIFICARE con $500 4 la persona que
me propcrciouc info-mcs dc mi hijo Juan
Garcia. dc - amos SIC cdad. uriSinario de
Huacascc. Edo. de ,Ialisco. Mex. E more
no y &c cucrro regular. En- dicicmbrc &c
1918 SC cncontraba en- Dallas. Texas. Diri-
jasc toda information 4 Francisco Garcia.
iOll Curric Ave, Pueblo. Colo. 'l5l
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COMPRAMOS. Vente1o. y carnti.no. tcda
clase dc mueb!es. Dixie Furniture Company
1l3 ". Flores ST.
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PESQUISAS

GRATIFICARE CON 500 4 Ia persona que
me proporcione informcs dc Pedro lnustrc-
~. dc % amos dc cdad y casado con Cirlla
Santos, quicn hacc dos amos Sc cncontraba
en- Flora. Texas. Tcdu informc d~iriJasc n
Ruperto Gonzalez, Box -. San Simon, Ariz.
tlQl.
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CoMPRAMOS

Fagamos Ell mcjor precio al contado- por.
c~ualqricr clase de dianantes. ST nos COM
pro dian.antes hace = o 8 amos uoEo:ros sc
los comp=arenaos ahora d=ndole % por cicn-
TO de utiiidad. Alamo Jewclry Co.. 3lo
Alamo Plaza.
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ENSENANZA

LECCiONES DE inElcs. frances y piano.
Mctodo scnci!lo ) RAJ lido por profcsora de
laT-a cNpcricncia. 22J san Pedro Ave. F(SJ
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AVSOS De OCCASION.
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN muchachos como aprcrdl
COS dc mseanica. Ocurrsn 526 So. Alamo.
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.CAEA EN- Ell CENTRIC DE LOS NEGO-
S35OG. Go 9 CUARrOS. 81 PIES
DE FRENTE. SANTA ROSA.
La mas bara;a propiedad en- cl centric dc
To- negocios. Nueve cuartoS. 81 por 1874
pies. ccrca de Commerce ST. Vean a Mr..
Flores. CONFESS Realty Co. Dcpto. de Ven
tas. l6)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
VIII Complete Plans
For Presidential
address By Friday

Committees and subcommittee ar
ranging for President Wilson'S address
Saturday night, are awaiting the ar.
rival of the agent Of the presldentlal
party. H. A. Jervis, before completing
their arrangements. Mr. Jervis will be
in Memphis Thursday,
l.. ]. Moss. chairman of the Plrade
committee, will call his committee To-
gether after Mr., Jervis' arrival, as u
Is anticipated that some changes ~
present plans may be necessary A
Euard Of honor of "a former soldiers
will be appointed by the local branch
Of the American Legion,
Announcement OF the choice for pre-
siding officer Of the meeting at the
Lyric, and Of the gentlemen selected
to Introduce the president will not be
made probably before Friday.
Fl. r. Durward, chairman of the press
committee, has had three wires run into
the Lyric building, n each for the
Associated Press, the United Press and
the Hearst International service. The
80 ment accompanying the
president will have tables at each side
of the stage.
w. G. Johnson, former president OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, Will head
the committee which viii receive the
president at the stage entrance OF the
theater.
1t is probable that autos VIII pc
barred from Madison avenue, near the
theater from Z o'clock p. m until after
the departure Of the president AND his
party. ais no congestion will be per-
mitted, and similar steps will be taken
to keep Main street clear during the
brief parade. .,
The president will arrive from Little
Rock al 1880 and present plans are e
have his auto followed by cars with
ynaphars ~ the receDtion committee,
pass north on Main street about !
| o'clock. This will give an opportunity
to thousands to see and greet the presi-
! lent and Mrs. Wilson, while the few
Others who can find seats in the thea
ter are assembling there.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
To Acquire Curly Hair
In q Single Night

Hair tortured with the hot curling
IRON is hourd 10 become dry, harsh and
as 30 many know from sad ex-
perienee, It's far more sensiht, to use
pain liquid silmcrir Q, which can do no
harm and which produces n curliuess
much prettier and more natural in APP
p%earance, This has the peculiar prop
erty of dryirg in tnA most beautiful
waves and crease imaginable. 1t is
also a fine dressing for the hair, pre-
eelving It's texture and health, keep
ing II delightfully."- soft and glossy, A
few ounces from the druggist viii last
for weeks. 50 II Is not at all expensive.
Liquid sllmetine "a rot sticky or
greasy and It won't stain or streak hair
or scalp \ convenient way to use u
Is TO pour a little into a aucer and
then with q clean tooth brush apply
pye,,tv TO the het" f~- eSc+ t 1iN
If this Is done before retiring the added
glody 10 IA = rtvniuts go. ~, o
quite In evidence In tide morning. The
hair will be nice and fluffy when eombed
out. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

sRise. Fall.
The river III The Memphis district viii
rise slowly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
. Carnival of Fun and Frolic
Neus of RiUe,s
River Bulletin.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. "a, 7 a. m.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
POSTAL EMPLOYEES
TABULATE FACTS
Carriers and Clerks Will Show
Good Reasons for Increase
in Their Salaries.

E A. +. No.
Committees appointed by local postal
employees for the purpose Of gathering
data for presentation to the Joint con-
fressional postal salaries committee on
oct. | and .. have about completed their
work and Will have all Of their Stats
tics ready for presentation to tho AS
sembled delegates Of four states on
Sept 80 at which. time tho delegates.
will be organized,
A large number Of replies have been;
received from Representatives OF post
offices throughout the state Of Tennes-
see, Arkansas, mississippi and Louisi-
ana, advising the local committee that
they will reach Memphis not later than
next Monday
Az o as possible after the arrival
in Memphis OF these delegates a meet
ing Will be called at which speakers TO
represent the various hranches of the
postal service and every effort will be
made to coordinate the facts and sta.
tisties to be presented In order that
time may be saved both for the MEM
bsrs Of the joint committee and the
postal employees.
II ~ expected that between 200 and
AGO delegates will be In Memphis for
this meeting, representing third and
fourth class postmasters, clerks. car
riers and supervisors. An available In
formation and data looking to the justi.
fication 81 the salary increase asked by
an postal employees will be presented to
the committee.
Committees from the Memphis office
viii present tables showing the differ
euee IN rate of pay Of postal employees
and persons engaged In similar lines
Of work other tables showing the per.
cottages Uf tuCvrease IN the necessities
Of life win also he presented,
An Inspection of the Memphis post
office will be made Tuesday morning
; by members OF the congressional com,
mittee before she hearing Is started,
Representative Of postotfIces Of thu
four states who viii appear before tn,
committee here viii be entertained b,
local postal employees, an entertainment
committee having been appointed 70
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y 7 - - - -
BURGLARS ROB BOWERS
STORE ON WELLINGTON

After unseccessfully trying to force
a rear door burglars some time Tuesday
night removed a pane of glass from the
front doof OF Bowers store No. n, l2O
South wellington street, and stole gro
ceries valued at $50. About 200 pounds
Of sugar and much coffee and lard were
taken. The burglars apparently used
either a wagon Or automobile in hauling
the loot away. city Detectives Long
and Carpenter are working on the case;
Merchandise Of an undetermined
amount was stolen from a store owned
iby &. Pelts, $40 South Main street by
burglars who forced "a rear door. An
| inventory will be necessary to determine
| what was stolen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

was junior champion bull Amiabe G9t
oIiue 81 Oakridge, was senior champion
COW, and Gemsuy's Princess o. Clover
Farm, Junior and grand champion COW.
Only two Guernsey herds were entered
In the show, the other contenders Dc
ing fiom the Gayoso farm, Just across
the state line south OF Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
Don't Buy q Bet--Buy I
Certainty,

Clothes are expensive, When YOU
have us tailor your suit YOU are con.
WINGED from the fitting that you have
invested wisely, j. III. Mortarty g. Son,
Tailors, 81 S. Main street. adv,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
Local Musician Dies
After Brief Illness

Jacob Hebbsln. aged Al, died last night
at 1880 o'clock at the family residence,
1928 N. Twenty fifth street after a few
days Illness.
He was born in Oskaloosa, la. and
held responsible positions in. Des
Moines, Ia, being for some years in the
office Of the tax assessor of the county
at Davenport. He married Clara c. Col
quit of Columbia, Tenn, 20 years ago,
and moved to Birmingham in 1906.
>Since living in Birmingham he has
beer Connected with several merchan-
tile firms, ana played in the orchestras
at every local theatre, being at the
time of his death the musical director
of the Lyric theatre orchestra.
He was the president of the Birming
ham Musicians Protective association,
local 256. American Federation of MI
sicians and had served that organiza-
ton in every office within its gift
Mr.. Hebbeln was member of Bir-
& A. M, ard other fraternties Be
sides his wife. he leaves a son, Jacob
Biddle Hebbeln, and daughter Ruth.
The remains will be shipped by 10y
to Columbia Tenn. the home of Mrs.
Hebeln, for interment tonight at 1880
o'clock. via the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, and the Masons of Columbia,
Tenn, have been requested by the Bir-
mingham lodge to take charge of the
services.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
JACK CHADWICK
BACK FROM OVERSEAS

Capt Jack Ghadwick, who bass just re-
ceived hi,i .discharse from the army AK
Fort sam Houston, after nearly M9
years service overseas, is visiting friends
and relatives in birmingham,
Captain Chadwick Who IS an aiumn1i
of the University Of Alabama AMI 81
popular in BIRMINGHAM and over the
state, entered the first Offices tratnnS
camp at Fort Mcpherson and was epfii-
missioned as a provisional second lieut. sn-
ont.
He went overseas with the I'd division
and saw service IN France during fhs
war. being in most Of the lighting OF the
sd infantry Later he was IN the array
of occupation In Germany and retifnei
to this country with his division about
August l.
Although he had been commissioned IN
the regular army, having received TWO
promotions since his first appointment
as a provisional lieutenant in the regular
army he rendered his resignation imme-
diately after arriving in the United states
and received his discharge several days
ago