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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
KENTUCKY GOVERNOR
TO SPEAK AT PADUCAH

PADCCAH. KY, Sept. "a. tspll--
Edwin P. Morrow, governor of Ken
lucky. and Richard P. Ernst, Republic
can nominee for the United States SEN
ator. will speak in Paducah on Friday
night, October l. IL has been announced.
Morrow will discuss issues of the cam
paign with particular emphasis upon
the administrative record of the last
eight years.
Mr. Ernest will present his candi-
dacy with reference both to state and
national issues. The addresses will be
from the stage of the Kentucky thea
ter, and large audiences will hear the
speakers, IL Is expected.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

of 1890. a time when Barring Bros.
failed at London"
DR. Lindsey will discuss the Money
Question, Cause of Panics and Their
Remedy" at Court square Friday night
at o'clock Saturday night he will
discuss THE Tennessee State Socialist
Platform and Whether or Not We Need
a New State Constitution"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
BEGIN CLASSES.

Opening of the Smith Hughes profes.
slonal training classes at the Memphis
Technical high school began Friday aft
eInoon. Announcement is made by DIR.
A. p. Finley, teacher and director of
the classes. that anyone who has had
previous experience in the trades or pro-
fessions and who wishes additional
training may enter the classes free.
The class will meet weekly throughout
the winter,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
BIRTHS.

A. K. and Lena Parks Wood, 175
Edgewood, Sept. 49,; girl.
Frederick G. and Adeline L. Reil
Sept. 81: girl.
FJerimiah D. and Lenora Henley Cock
rel, 2o96 Elzey, Aug. 81; boy,
Arthur e. and Ira Lowry Written
1906 Harbert, Sept. 20; girl.
: Malcolm and Bessie Biddle Green, 459
Garland, Sept. 22 boy.
Willie L. and Thelma Dumont Smith,
2l4 North Main, Sept. 10; boy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
FARMERS HOME BURNS.

LEXINGTON. Tenn. Sept. q. (spl.)
The home of Leroy Woods near here
was destroyed by fire late Thursday.
Mr. Woods was in the field and his
wife at the spring doing the weeks
washing when the house took fire.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
DEATHS.

Rufus E., Carter, age 6S, 2O75 Mon
roe, Sept. 10; senile diabetis.
Condie Nelson, age 20, General hos
pital. Sept IA; typhoid fever
Lula Graves, age 80, Elizabeth and
magnolia, Sept. 81; mitral insufficlency.
VI William Blake age As, rear 236 Mon
roe, Sept. %; fracture and paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Crafts Says Campaign Is
ToSure' AmericonSund0y'
Sports and AnnuSenacnts on Sab
bath Un-American, Says Re-
former; Stop COn1rnercio[iSin

FROM The 7'ribWnc'S Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Lords
Day Alliance and the bodies cooperat-
ing with it are aiming by their pro-
posed restrictions to preserve "the
American Sunday DR.. Wilbur F.
Crafts. founder OF the international
Reform Bureau and high priest of the
movement, said tonight
The decline Of "the American Sun
day" according to DR.. Crafts, is made
evident by several facts.
I'VE stand" he said, "for the Ameri-
can Sunday, the golden mean between
the Puritan Sabbath and the Cont
mental Sunday. Editors should inter
pref to their readers the following omi-
nous facts:
"l-Sabbath observance has greatly
declined.
"2-Sunday- schools also have fallen
off.
''s-Juvenile crime has greatly in
creased, even highway robberes and
murders being mostly the work of
young men.
"4-Selfshness has come in like a
food since the close of the World War
"5-Political and business leaders,
including such men as Roger Babson,
the editor of Wall Street Review; the
editor of The Pittsburgh Leader, and a
host of other thinkers outside the pull
pit are reminding us that the peri!s Of
the nation and the world require a
spiritual cure, and are crying aloud
' Back TO the Bible Back to the Sab
bath. Back to God
THE American way in Sabbath OBJ
servance is to stop all CONNIE rcialism- 1900
q = n I 7 nd ,lrl
that the nation may have one altru-
/ lstic quiet day of rest from exciteme Mt
as we'll as toll, for home life and study
of civic and moral duties. These cdu-
catlonal values of the day are destroyed
or at least greatly diminished for the
youth who need them the most by Sun
day movies and Sunday ball.
There never was a good argumen Mt
for the Sunday movies, for the people
get more than enough of them On week
nights. and there is now no plausi ible
argument for Sunday ball, since Satur-
day half holidays and early closing and
/ daylight saving give everybody time for
outdoor games. The public expect the
Churci, to make our youth into honest
men. who will neither steal nor sell
their votes. And if the Church is to
do tn work it must have at least one
day in the week to do it.
SUNDAY sports are american.
Paris has Sunday horseraces, Spain has
Sunday bullhghts, Germany has Sun
day beer gardens. Sunday amusenl.nts
would in century make us French,
Spanish and German. If We are going
to be 100 per cent American we must
preserve American institutions, and
only so can we truly Americanize thoss
who come here from abroad because
our inst tutons have produced d better
land than theirs'
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Double Divorce Decree
Issued After Joint Trial
Man and Woman Obtained Eyi-
dence Against Marital Part
ners in a Raid

The first double divorce decree to be
granted in Westchester County WAS o.
tanned yesterday in the Supreme Court.
White Plains. by Henry G. "eidn"r, OF
Mount Vernon, n Y, and Mrs. Florence
Schoenstein. Of Yonkers. n. Y.
In both cases the evidence was OBJ
tanned BY raid made on an apartment
at 1o7 Melrose Street, Brooklyn, Oc:o-
ber IL, in which the plaintiffs ioined,'
finding there Mrs. Wilhelmina Weld
ner and Joseph Schoenstein. The cases
we're tried jointly, Mr.. schoenstein be-
ing named as Correspondent in Mr..
Veidner's action and Mrs. Wedner N
Mrs. Schoenstein's
The Weidners were married Decem-
Der %, 1909, in Brooklyn. Mr.. Weld
ner said in response to question by
Justice Seeger that he wosld like his
wife to have the custody Of their ten
year-old son if she would take good
care of him.
The Schoensteins we're married June
/, 1909, in Jersey City. They have a
son ten years old.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

told how brokerage messengers were
met on stairways and forced to hand
over the stock certificates.
The testimony involved stock that
! was not mentioned in the indictment
returned against Arnstein, Sullivan,
Norman S. Bowles, of Washington; !;
Randolph S. Newman. Of New York,
and Wilen ". Easterday, Of Washing
ton.
Attorneys Fallon and Wsmpler, for
the defe ndants, strenuously objected to
the testimony and Justice Gould; OF
! the Criminal Division of the Supreme
Court, Of the District Of Columbia, re
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

was 4 widespread plot in which sew
cral million dollars worth of securities
.r""a stolen from messengers from
brokerage houses in Wall Street and
aolu Systematically.
Testimony of bank officials and of
WINFIELD Williams. who negotiated the
disposition OF one stock certificate
traced some of the securities alleged
to have been stolen to D. W. Sullivan
head OF the defunct brokerage firm OF
this city.
Employees Of Wall Street brokerage
houses earlier in the day testified re.
gardlng tae loss OF the securities ane
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Fights Over Testimony
Delay Arnstein's Trial
Defendants Attorney Objects to
Barring of Transactions Not
Mentioned i'm Indictment

From The Tribincs Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec / A continuous
legal battle over the introduction of
testimony concerning transactions of
t'.c brokerage firm of Sullivan Co.. of
this city, which were not mentioned
in the Indictment. delayed the trial
here day Of Jules W (Nicky) Arm
stein and four other defendants. Dis
trict Attorney Laskey sought to prove
by the contested testimony taat there
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
Order
Congress Be
Made Afraid
Continued from page one)

exc!aims, "who are corrupting the ris
ing generation by exchanging a nickel
with little newsboy for a paper"
"Watch Your Legislators" is the
caption on the instructions to LOBBYISTS
printed in The Lords Day Leader.
"a few Of these Senators and Penre.
sentatives in the state or the national
legislatures are thoroughly good and
trustworthy.' the article admits. "A
lew others are as thoroughly bad and
vicious in their purposes and actions
but the great majority are neither
very good nor very bad. They are
SIMPLY weak in morals and incapable
in mind, the easily-led followers Of
whatever seems to them at the moment
to promise that which Will be for their
own personal or political advantage.
These are the men we need TO
watch. The large number Of
'in-betweeners' will do what is right
If they are encouraged to do the right.
or at least are made afraid TO do the
wrong. Every friend Of clean
ness ard purity in politics or social
life should see to it that he has one
of these doubtful men under constant
observation. and that when any ques-
,'ot, W i'spoi '"HSe 10 Up' suCn dS SAP
bath observance, or prohibition, or So
cial purity, ne should let this man
know HIS arguments and actions are
being followed and that his personal
and political reputation is at stake"
The alliance heads make no secret
Of the fact that they intend to model
their campaigning methods after those
so successfully worked out by the Anti
Saloon League, whose personnel is
practically unit behind the blue law
movement.
God and the Treasury
God and the Treasury!" is sounded
as slogan to accelerate contributions
to the alliance in some of its literature
and the meagre details that can be
learned regarding the war chcst of the
blue law e~ponents ind cate they will
not lack for funds in their coming leg
islative campaign.
A budget for 1920 OF s57,500 vas al
lottcd by the Presbyterian Church
alone, out of the twenty or SO demon
nations that are supporting the alli-
ance. The permanent committee or
Sabbath observance Of the Pre- sbyterian
General Assembly has its Headquarters
with those Of the alliance. at 1856 Fifth
Avenue. Mr.. Bowlbv is secretary Of
the committee as we'll as OF the ali-
ance.
Life men. bership in the alliance costs
slGO, honorary membership $50. CORE
/ spending membership S25, sustaining
membership $40 and associate mem bcr-
/ ship s5. For "rerular mem bership." it
( is announced. ANY amount is accept
/ able The alliance also prints handy
form Of bcquest for persons who arc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

peatedly ruled that it would be ac-
cepted temporarily, but would be
stricken from the records Of the case
II the United States attorneys failed
to prove a conspiracy
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

OF permits fron, last year. OF the
druggists who applied for renewal
there were only 1889 ont of 1000. The
manufacturers who held permits last
year we're 1890. and OF these only 1,l27
sought renewals
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02

about to die and desire to will their
money to it.
Against this formidable organiza-
ton, the building up of which has been
going on for thirty-oHe years, since the
Rev. Wilbur Fisk Crafts, high prophet
OF all the reformers, founded the
American Sabbath Union in 1888, the
opponents Of a blue Sunday are just
beg ming TO besti- themselves.
Last night Robert L. Moran. Bronx
County Clerk, announced that he is
about to form a leagre for the preser-
walton Of Sunday recreation in greater
New York.
Owe will combat the Lords Day Al
lance and similar reform organiza.;o. s
in their attempt to repeal laws wA.ch
provide for Sunday recreation for the
workers Of the city, said Mr. Moran.
81 am quite certain that in the present
age progressive democracy is not going
back to the days of the puritaricai
blue laws"
Killed Jews Bill
Assemblyman Samuel Dickstein. spon-
sor of a bill in last years Legislature
to legalizc Sunday work and businesS
or the part of Jews and others who
observe Saturday as the Sabbath. mad
Known ne would again press Tor Its
passage at the coming session. The alli
ance caused its defea, last year in the
Senate after it had passed the Assem-
bly, by vote Of 1875 to l2
For all I know. William II. Ander
son, Of the Anti-Saloon League, is be
hind the blue law move" said Mr. Dick
stein.
The Jewish Sabbath Alliance o.
America. in statement by its eX
ecutlve secretary. William Rosenberg
also let it be known it would be repre-
sented in Albany to fight the Sunday
! law enthusiasts
1t is not merely the so-called com
mercial sports and amusements thes
agencies will be called on to defen.
from attack. Ii the blues have the!
way all Sunday games will be brande,
wicked and unlawful. as witness thi
excerpt from The Lords Day Leader:
The following splendid ordinanc
recently was passed BY the authorite
Of Hamilton Township. n. j.:
No person shall play or partici
pate in playing any game OF baseball
football. quolts or other game, or pla Y
ing within the Township of Hamilton
in the County OF Mercer, on the Chris
tian Sabbath. or first day uf the week
commonly called Sunday"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-02
24 Coal Companies Indicted

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 60
The Federal grand jury to-day indicted
twenty-four coal companies on tns
charge Of violating the Lever act
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a la misma aItura que cuaIquier pals anne
ricano o europeo, estamos ahora tambien
en- condolences de ofrecer los industrial
les comerciantes de Puerto Rico ell medic
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Sc Vende.

SE vENDE una magninca residencia
en- el Condado. Avenida Magdalena. In
formaran Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poratiOn" Tel 0sO-252, San Juan.
vENDo una casa de maderas. do cons
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rios, sala, comedor cuarto dc bafo
En- sitio centrico de la calle Sierra In
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pitales Municipales, Santurce
vENDo puertas y ventanas dc ALAN
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Muebles de casa en- general, lampara
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santurce. Tel6fono $50 negro
HAYNES de cinco pasaieros, en- buen
estado, por $1,000. Familia que 50 au-
senta. Apartado 76l, san Juan.
DICCIoNARIo MBDICO para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez. r. N. De venta
en- casa de Real Hermanos. Tanca /.
San Juan.
VEND0 una hermosa casa de MADEIRA
prueba de temblores Pintada do
aceite dentro Y fuera. Entrada para
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yes II, Ponce
Sc VENDEN dos casas campaha on.
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SE VENDE muy barato Tractor marca
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girse r. G. c. Box III. San Juan
Sc VENDE casa MADEIRA nueva cons
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cuatro habitaciones grandes cuatrocien-
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lares. Informara Miguel Ruiz soler.
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Tribunal de DiStTitO

Eduvigis Gomez viuda de Diaz, ex-
parte, 'habeas corpus. FL Tribunal Sc
reserve su resolucion.
JESUS Estella otra VS.. Hortensia
Arrlbas de Canales y otros, apelacion.
Sc suspendio
Sara Monte VS.. Justo Castro divorcio.
Sc dejo sin efecto la orden de desacato
y la de honorarios de abogados de la
demandante hasta que sc resuelva la
mocion de reconsideration pendiente.
Margarita Ramirez de Davila San
tos. nulidad injunction. Sc transit
rio la vista de ese case para el dia ca
torce.
Amos ). King VS.. Francisco Fernan-
dez otros, reivindicacion. Sc conce-
dio las parties diez dias para presen-
tar briefs
Carlo,a Guillot y otros svs. Ruperto
Fuentes y otros, reivindicacion. Sc abri6
ia rebeldia y Sc concedio los deman
dados diez dias para con5estar
El Pueblo VS.. Luis Llorens, reivindi-
caci6n. Sc declare sin lugar la excep-
ci6n previa interpuesta a Ia demanda
para contestar.
Gregorio Ortiz Lopez y otros VS.. ''P.
Rico Railway Light and Power Co. -,
dafios y periuicios. Sc declare sin lugar
la exception previa interpuesta la
demanda Y sc concedio diez dias la
demandad2 para contes' ar
Luis Freire Barbosa VS. Succession de
= ntorio Sevillano Enriques, cobro de
honorarios e. Tribunal Sc reserve su
resolution
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TEEEDoR DE LfBRos Tovan ds CO
nocimiontos modernos hnsna lstra. -
solicita para casa inportants a. comi.
stones de san Juan. apartado 7et
PORTO RICO PHOTO NOVELTY
SALES AGENCY saliei.a srenEea en- 20
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aprender q hacer semhrrrcs Nosotros
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breros
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Los desOrdenes del higado con
- -
curadOs rapidamente.

FL Remedio de Leonardo ayudara el hi
gado a expulsar de 81 mismo todas las
materias venenosas que Sc hayan acumu-
lado, vigorizara fortalecera el hlgado y
estomago obligando a estos organos a
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Los sntomas de que el higado esta enfer-
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Leonardo, son estrenimiento, aliento fe-
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tion, dolores de cabeza, resfriados, hebres
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y sano, goce sus comldas buena dircs-
ton FL Remedio de Leonardo para al
Higado no lie causara estrenimiento IS
agradable al paladar De venta en- toLas
las droguerias
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la actuaIidad tene preocupado no soIamen-
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to Rico sino del mundo entero. Estamos a
sus ordenes en- Comercio ST. No. 2o.
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Sc Vende O
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por no poderla atender su duefio dos
kilometres de la poblaci6n, en- La ca
rretera que conduce a Aibonito. una
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fncadas de cafe y frutos memories; tie
ne buena aqua, pastos de malojillo y
yerba de guiheas con cincuenta cabe-
zas de ganado vacuno. Sus terrenos
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nes para la recollection de frutos.
El que la interese puede dirigirse a
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TEEEDoR DE LIBRos. eorresponaai
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,oJoi oANGA Sc venas autom6vii
Esserx al primer postor aceptable. Com
prado a Panzardi en- Noviembfe pr6xi
mo pasado Ia coIrido dos MI miiiaa
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PoR LA sALUD PUBLICA.

Aver fueron destruidos 130 huevos
tres aves por estar en- malas condolences
para el consume
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Sc cOnpra.

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DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
A Y | S 0

BESIDE JUNO Is. 1920, Sc suspenderan
los examenes dc ''chauffeurs' conduc-
torres Y conductores de vehiculos pesa-
dos de motor hasta nuevo aviso.
Ell exceso de trabajo que tiene La OF
Gina de la Division de AUTOMOBILES con
el cambio de las tablillas de todos los
vehiculos que trafican por los caminos
publicos de Puerto Rico para ell proximo
afo fiscal, obligan suspender temporal
meme estos examenes.
Oportunamente Sc notifcara en- la prem
sa la fecha en- que dichos examenes
vuelvan a reanudarse
JUNO 5, 1920.
AdVt
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Sc VENDE PAPEL DE PERIoDICo
vIEJo, a $500 QUINTAL.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals VIII be receive 1
until D. m, January 10, 1920, at the
office of the Board of Supervisors,
Cochise County. Tombstone. Arizona,
for the construction of Section d. OF
the Benson-Nan Highway extending
from the West line of Cochise county
eastward approximately four miles.
The work consists of approximately
13, 900 cubic yards of excavation, and
incidental drainage structures. Pro-
posals shall be addressed to Thomas
Maddox, State Engineer care OF
Board of Supervisors, Tombstone, Ari
IONA.
Plans and Specifications may be
seen at the office of the State En-
gineer Phoenix Arizona or at the Of
flee Of the Board of Supervisors,
Tombstone. Arizona.
Copies of Plans and Specifications
may be obtained on payment of So.
An unendorsed certified check for five
per cent of the total amount of the
bid payable to the State Treasurer of
Arizona will be required with all pro-
posals.
Satisfactory bonds viii be required
of the contractor TO whom award is
made The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids. All proposals shall
be made on blanks furnished for that
purpose
THOS. MADDOX.
State Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 10, 1919.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-10
FINANCIAL AND
MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-StagnatLon
ruled during the greater part of to-
days stock market session, the slug
gish movement represent ting nothing
more than the efforts of traders to
scalp fractional profits on the rise
or decline.
According to gossip on the exchange,
at no time since the November re-
versaI was public participation or in
terest at such low ebb and such an
utter lack of professional initiative or
leadership manifested.
Adhering to their recent course, the
only shares that moved more than a
point in either direction We're thos g
susceptible to a bearish influence or
under the protection of bull pools.
Oils, motors and kindred specialize
were responsive to pressure with to =
baccos and food issues.
The market was most active and
average prices highest in the last hour,
when Baldwin Locomotive United
States Steel and minor metals
strengthened perceptibIy despite the
per cent. Sales amounted TO 10000
shares.
Money on demand had been plentiful
all day and the only plausible explana-
ton for the higher rate in the later
dealings was that some brokers sud
denly found themselves without funds
to carry over into the coming week
Bonds were irregular. domestic rails
and industrials, also Liberty and for
eign issues, recording nominal gains
and losses. Total sales 6par vaIue)
aggregated s14,s500O0. Old United
States bonds were unchanged on call.