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r~,as 90. Pays 1op.r Cen, ;, s,..,

HOUSTON. rE%AS.. Nov. lS.-A,
.ngrcas" in the capital stock fro,r
Sa0,oec.o00 to sl43oO0. 900 FOR tn,
rurpos" OF declaring Il 10 pcr cent
stock dividend to istockholders OF
record December 10 Was authorized
al tn" annual meeting OF tho stock
holders of the Texas Company here
today. Except for the resignation of
JudE. u. T.. Brooks the directorate
remains Unchanged
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Player Rolls

Why not add a few Player Rolls to your library
% music! Following arc some timely suggestions
Whispering. Japanese Sandman. Race-Track
hiuss. waiting for the Sun to Come Out I'd Love
10 FAN Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy's Arms
Avalon. Hawaiian Twilight. Hold Me. Love Nest
railroad Blues. Trlpoll. Cuban Noon.
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$4,000 ss-Note Kingsb
ner Player. mahogany
ChSc ..... $500.
$4,000 ss-Eote Rtcca
Piano. mahogany
Sooo 49,. 5000.
$4,000 s8-Note Linde-
mann & Sons ........
$s75.0o ss-Note Schubert
Piano. mahogany
case -.................
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Army Airman In
Nervy ''Chute" Leap

Seryi ant D. w. Dwyer, of the
Twelf+..l Aero squadron made a
specta. ular parachute jump from a
Dehat 'Iland airplane at a heighth OF
1000 feet Yesterday morning.
Lie't R. D. Knapp, adjutant OF
the seuadron. pIloted the plane, from
which sgt Dwyer leaped in a Parker
parachute, this being the second sue
cessfr, test of the "chute;" Lieut.
Leroy Wolfe, jumping off at
hcigh, OF 5000 feet, August II.
Tho,S ands of citizens saw the dare
devil ] wyer, jump off, hr landing
being successful, he having broken
,ut ,econd "chute" when about $50
feet bove ground, which allowed
him :, drop easily.
Sgt. Dwyer, is being discharged
from the army today, with record
of beI 2 one of the most efficient
and ring soldiers in the air service
on the border.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
War CLOUDS H0vER|NG OVER EUROPE
RETURN Of De Ii
nutkTA'S ENVOY
VINO SETTLED
eAnTU

Mr.. N. N. Bcrnal, whs went to
Lower California as personal rep
resentativs Of President de In Huerta
to cora,.ose matters with tie racalci-
trant Estabsn Cantu, wAs had re-
fused TO vacats his long held au-
thorty as governor, has returned
home after having brought his mis-
sion to q rnest successful culmina-
ton; and is at his home in Nogales,
Sonora.
Tc a representative Of "The Oasis:
Mr.. btrnal stated that on his ar
rival "a; Mexicali he found that Cantu
had ften surrounded by evil advis-
ers ~fo had kept him misinformed
with regard to actual conditions in
Mexico, and had assured him OF
potent support he had no chance Of
securing. The first problem for Mr..
Berna. to solve was to reach Gov
ernor Cantu through channels that
coul1 set by the evil advisers by
whom he was hedged. Fhat he was
successful in doing. A rumber Of
men CT large affairs undertook to
dIsabuse the mind Of Cantu as to his
fancied situation, and to show him
wherehe actually stood. IN that they
were -Iccessful. That accomplished
Cantu was ready, even snxious TO
deal With the chosen repl esentative
Of r '.,sident de la Huertx; and an
interview YVES arranged between Mr..
Berns and himself. When the in
tervisH took place it required but q
few oments to put an end to the
awkward situation that had existed
ssverA' weeks, Mr.. Cantu who grace
fully withdrew from OFFICE Mr.. LUIS
Salaza.' who had been named to sue
ceed, was sworn in, entering upon
his new duties Immediately. The
trans'tr was made readily and with
out fl tion, while Governor Sala2ar
tock ,sp the details Of administration
with ease aud ability.
Mr. Bernal remained in Nexicali
several days 70 see the workings Of
the ne, administration, and rs re-
ports that when he left for home
Nondsy everything was running
smooth v and efficiently. The new
administration was functioning ad-
mirab'y.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Clean Streets Or.
deTed About New
Post Office

In 81 der that lne public in general
and Va: itors in particular shall OBJ
tain a good impression of the new
Noga'e- post office which will be
opene. in Nelson avenue, Sunday,
property owners of the city have
petit'f aed the city aldermen, request
ing that the streets in the vicinity of
the NV post office site, Re cleaned
up.
At the present time, the highways
in the vicinity Of the new post Of
flee ..:e in an unsightly condition
but It L. expected that the city alder
men IL order improvements and on
Sund.5 morning the thoroughfares
leading to the post office will re-
semb'a the holy-stoned decks OF a
battle '.lip.
Postmaster Joe Mcintyre circulated
the e ean-up' petition among the
prope.,;y owners of the city yesterday
and documents was signed by every
progr ,ssive citizen of the COM
munity Mayor James Harrison said
yesterusy that the streets in the
vicini' of the post office would be
in splck and span shape on Sunday
when the post office is opened and
would be kept in that condition.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Government Stood
Pat Company Caved
Especial To f"The Oasis")

Especial 10 '"Ihe OaSlS
CITY OF MEXICO, August 25. -
Decision announced today of Amer
can petroleum companies 10 pay the
taxes demanded by the federal gov
ernment. is attributed to the firm
attitude of Sub-Secretary Padres Of
the easury department of the fed
eral government, and Secretary
Treyin5, of the department of in
dustry and commerce.
In iealing with the subject SUBJ
Secretary Padres has insisted that
while the government will do all
that IS just and equitable in settling
the issres involved ( is the duty Of
the companies to pay the duties de-
mandpC, and leace final settlement
to- proper adjudication.
With regard to the claims of the
companies that the imposts LAID are
exolbis ant and not based upon the
selling price of their product, Mr.
Padres ave., that the petroleum1has
been sold to subsidiary companies at
prices far below the actual market
price, and that the companies pro-
pose g pay taxes upon that fictitious
price; while the government has
fixed ;:.e tax upon prices that sub
sidiacy 6omDanles realize IN the open
market--amethod of evasion of just
taxation which the government can
not co,.ntenance.
Sec, ctary Trevino has insisted that
the question is one that should go to
the Supreme Court of Justice OF the
Repu,.ie OF Mexico; and that pend
ing. adjudication the companies
shou.' pay imposts laid by govern
ment, receiving refunds of any excess
they may have paid above the sums
decraAt. by the court as just and
equitsb,e.
Finally President de la Euerta has
held that failing in these particulars
it is ;dmissable for Congress to de-
wise complementary legislation cover
ing the question. Taken altogether.
1t Gems that American petroleum
companies have seen a great light.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Growers
Elect Officers

Gar'.anzo growers of Sinaloa and
Sonora held an important meeting in
me b., mess office Of Genera Alvaro
Obregcn in Nogales, Sonora yester-
lay, at which officers of The Sonora
md ) naloa Garbanzo Growers As
,ocia5i were chosen.
Tho, present at the meeting have
sarbaHzo holdings amounting to more
than slO,000000 and many import
mt phases IF the chick pea situation
were discussed. The officers elected
are: ). T. Mazon, president; Jose de
a Vega. vice PRESIDENT. din ectors, A.
L. Torres, Froilan Lugue, F. Mas
areno and Alvaro Obregon.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Cement Walk To
Be Laid Across
boundary Line

within a few days, a cement walk
will be la1d across the International
Boundary between Nogales, Arizona
md t.!ngales, Sonora. Mayor A.
Harrison said yesterday that plans
&or the walk had been drawn up by
the city engineer of Nogales, Sonora
and lad met with the approval Of
.''e tca,d of Aldermen of Nogales,
Arizona.
The Business Mems Association
# Ncgaies and the Chamoar of Com
nerce have also Endorsed the build
ng Of the walk. Residents of both
Nogales towns will appreciate the
walk Nhen completed as muddy con-
'ition Of International street during
Amy weather inconvenience ped
sstrai,S considerably.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
new PETROLEUM
development
PROJECTED
IN MEXICO
Especial to ''The Oasis")


CITY OF MEXICO, August 25. -
1t is announced that the federal gov
ernment is arranging for thorough
exploration for petroleum on govern
ment account of the Island Juana
Ram' ez, in the Gulf of Mexico, off
the coast of the state of Vera Cruz,
which island is situated IN the dis
trct Of Ozuluama, in the state
named.
The exploration planned will be
under direction of the department of
petrc .cum in the ministry of Com
mercr and Industry: and operations
will ,e conducted by officials and
employees of that department.
1t Is stated authoritativ that
existence Of petroliferous deposits
have been known upon the island, and
that N the Carranza administration
steps were taken toward a project
for e, loration; but the matter had
neve: leached concrete form when
the change took place that displaced
the C:1ranza administration. Now
the project is revived under the ad-
ministrat1on of Provisional President
Adol j, de la Huerto, and VIII be car
ried forward in the most scientific
manner, with all attention to prac-
t1capinty.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Kansas City, Mex
leo 6 Orient Rail-
way Finances
(Special to "The Oasis"


CITi- OF MEXICO, Augdst 25. =
Advica, from Washington, D. c., re-
ceived here today are to the effect
that the Interstate Commerce Com
misslor of the United States has
granted to William L. Kemper of
Kansas City, receiver for the Kan
sas Guy, Mexico & Orient Rtilway,
which sum will be expended in part
in reGeen1ing receivers certificates,
and ei,e remainder in construction,
financing completion of link in the
line 1c;ween Kansas City and Wichita
Kansas. and another link m Mexico,
probdb.y that between Chihuahua
and oiinaga, opposite Preside del
= olta on the Rio Gr&2de.
Th, company hss now 1000 miles
of completed road in the United
States and Mexico, and proposed ex-
tensions or links of 635 miles, it is
stated, will complete a transcon-
tinental railway from Kansas City TO
Topic ,ampo, a deep water harbor on
the coast Of the Gulf of California,
In thva state of Sinaloa. The road is
in operation from Topolobampo to
Choix. 100 miles distant, up the
Fuer River Valley. Another link
is constructed part way from Chi
hualn'd toward Ojinaga. A third
link is in operation between Alpine,
on the Galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio line of the Sou hern Pacific,
a point but 70 miles from Preside
del No.te, opposite Ojinaga, TO
Swee water, on the line of the Texas
q P9c. fic Railway, with other links
in operation in Kansas and Okla
homa.
TIL, plan of the Kansas City, Mex
leo & Orient Company has been to
inau,sprate construction from .points
on lirce of road crossed by their
route. building each way. By that
method they have constructed more
than LOCO miles of track, now in op-
Grafton, and there are Sc reral gaps
to fill. Mr.. Kemper reports that d
committee of Kansas City investors
Is organizing to, finance construction
necessary to complete the entire
line.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
EXCELLENT SUPPORT

fAs company which supports Mr..
Ray n "Ths Egg Crate wallop' 10
far .,rove the average. The leading
lady - Colleen Moore, Who made
such q favorable impression a. the
girl IN "The Busher." MIS- Moore
is even more charming in her latest
picture. Jack Connolly. al exception
ally c;sver actor, is the man who
fights the slashing ring battle with
Mr.. Ray. Otto Hoffman,, who has
come to be a delightful feature OF
the Pay films, has eongenial role.
Other. in the cast include ]. P.
Lockney Geurge Williams, Fred
Moore Ed J,bson and Arthur Nil
lett.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Poles HAVE REFUSED
ARMISTICE TERMS:
@UusV
RUSSIA HOLDS OUT

sian oiemier declared the Russians
would he unable to form an army
within year following their tremend
GUS defeat and SAID it may be a death
blow TO the Soviet since Lenine and
Trotzky are dependent on military
force fol their hold on the people.
Bolshtvik Representatives Krazzin
and kemonoff have secured passports
prepare tory to departing should.
their government fail to accede TO
British demands, reports from Minsk
are That the Poles definitely refused
the a,mistice terms.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Why PICTURE WILL SCORE

There are various reasons why
'The i gg Crate Wallop" should prove
a gci mine for exhibitors First, It
is an lnce picture; second, Charles
Raw is the star; third, it has strong
heart appeal; currh, every fight fan
will 20 miles to sec it; fifth, The
story is dramati:' sixth, the photo
erarh is ex. ertionally beautiful,
md, r,nallv, it is typlcally Charles
Ray X ctoplav. W.T. all that the
term i,nplies. This picture to be
seen at the Nogales Theatre Friday
and Saturday, August 27th and 2sth.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Suftragists.. C ain
Temporary Win
UNITED Press Servicel

WASHINGTON, August rs. -
Suffragists gained a temporary legal
victor when Judge S1ddons of the
Distr c, of Columbia of the Supreme
Court refused the order of Secretary
of Stote Colby to show cause why
he should not be enjoined from pro-
claim ,I, the nineteenth amendment.
In i"nying the order Justice Sid
dons said its Issuance would be un-
warro,, able interference with Colby't
ministerial functions.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
18th. INFANTRY
CONCERT TONIGHT

An interesting musical program
will ne rendered by the 25th In
antry band at the City Park tomor-
ow night. Leslie King, master SER
gean7 of the 25th Infantry band con.
ducto', will WELD the baton. Follow
ing is the program:
+. Mp:ch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ans ricana" ..-..... Victor Herbert.
z. Ovcrture-"Pique Dame' ............
..... ............ ................ r. Won Suppe.
3. Co,lcert Polonaise ---:::s..............
.. -.........-....--..-... Jos. Beiss1g.
A. Excerpts from A. sullican's
Copiic Opera-"Tho MIkado"....
(P.y request) Arr. by Geo Weigand
). Concert number - "Cocoanut
D2hce" .......... Andrew Hermann.
6. W.lwaiian Patrol - "Kilauea"
......................... C. G.. Stewart.
Tnc"le numbers:
a, "tolly Jingles" wv. G. Powell
b, Singing While Weeping"
C, ~ hIstling JOHNNIE F. w. Hager
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
FLIGHT: OF F.
VILLA IS
DENIED
fUuita6 Press Service)

MEXICO CITY, Augusr rs. -
Dem.brllzing Of the forces of Fran.
cisco Villa is proceeding. Tlahualilo
will re completed by Saturday, an
nounted off;,e President de la Huerta
repo:tc received at San Antonio,
Texas that Villa had fled to the hills
were denied. Half OF the V1llistas
have feen given six months pay but
the government will v'ait three
months before giving the reformed
bandits their other six months pay
to which they are entitled, under the
surre1uer terms.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
MEXICAN OFFICER
REPORTED KILLED,
VERY MUCH ALIVE
UNITED Press Service)

SAN DIEGO, August 25.- The
Mexican patrol boat Tecate arrived
here ';day bringing Captain L.
Zaped.,, shot by Cantu officers during
the recent revolt" His thigh is
broker from the scht. Captain
Zape II sail that he was taken in
custod. by Cantu's officers and that
cne o. them shot him when he drew
out his handkerchief, thinking that he
was drawing a gun. 1t was reported
at tha zine of the shooting that Cap
tain 3apeda had been killed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, August 25.-Archbishop
MANN; tonight issued a statement
besee ,.,;ng "all san Tnglishmen to
consider the condition of Nc
Sweeney's health and to do all in
their rower to ameliorate his condi-
tion.
The prelate declared he did not
blame the English people for the
trageti being enacted behind the
walls-of the Brixton prison where the
Lord Mayor of Cork, lay close Is
death. refusing to eat until he was
released. -.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, August 25.-Whether
most 'f Europe will again be involved
in wa. is expected to be decided with
in the next 18 hours. Russia has un-
til Friday to answer the note of the
Anglo Italians, demanding a modifica
tion o: the peace terms.
1t j.. unknown what action Ger
many would take in the event of the
resumption of hostilities. as the senti-
nent among the eastern Prusslans
strongly favors the Bolsheviki.
Alexander Kerensky former Rus
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
American Legion OF
California Is
Against laps
UNITED Press Service)

SAN DIEGO, August 25.- COB
serving a menace and believing that
gerJ emens agreement between the
Unite States and Japan is being
violat..! in letter and in spirit,
-augunented by the incursion of pic
ture brides, be it so re solved that
the said agreement be cancelled is
the text of a resolution passed un-
anicou<jy by. the American Legion of
the department Of California, as
semble here, today.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
BAJA CALIFORNIA
.CaM8L|NCALLEGEO
TO Be LICENSED

CAI.EXICO, August 25. Despite
the statements Of Governor Luis
Salazar that gambling houses m
Lowe California would be closed, IL
learned reliably that the Owl,
Mexi ,li's famous gambling center
ad been licensea to cont: :nue opera
tions f, r years.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUNDS
DO NOT REACH 100000
limited Press Servicel

(United Press Service)
Me- YORK, August 2'-Chair-
mar Write announced that the cam
paign receipts Of the Democrats are
less han 500 yJv He flatly denied
the ..eatcmert # Representative
Brit+c,. of III HAT ne British en-
hassx CONT ibu.ed 10 Democratic
funl's
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Omitted Press Servtce)

CAJEXICO, August 25.-Saloons
in Mexicali acsoss the international
line .'crently closed by Governor Luis
M. Salazar were open again today un-
der the authority of the Lower Cali
fornia Government.
Liquor selling will continue under
"stric- regulation" it was announced.
Efforts to officially confirm reports
that the fowl" had been granted 70
newe'. license of five years, were
Witho IT avail. y y
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
RAILWAY DECENTRALIZATION
DECLARED FOR BY COX
UNITED Press Service)

PRr5CETON, Ind, August 25.-
Cover or Cox declared the rehabilit-
alton Of railroads was one of The
most important problems before the
country, in addressing a Democratic
rally.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26

In ,hc future, dancing will only be
held at the Montezuma Cot llicn hall
on Saturday nights, it having de
cided ty the management to cancel
the tuesday and Thursday night
dances.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
UNITED Press Servicel

LONDON, August 25,-Armistice
neot;etions between the Poles and
Russians will be reputed p the Poles
refuse the Bolshevik terms calling
for a limitation of the army, the sur
render cf war materials and the or
ganization of a proleterIat militia,
according to the foreign ministry.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
POLISH TROOPS HAVE
SURROUNDED SOVIET.
ARMY OF THE NORTH
Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press Service)
WARSAW, August 25.- The Pol
ish official communique announced
the "Northern Soviet army is COM
pletelY surrounded and is furiously
attacking in an attempt to fight it's
way out"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
RAISE IN RAILROAD AND
STEAMSHIP RATES
EFFECTIVE. zoe.
UNITED T~ess ServiceI

UNITED T~ess Servicel
WASHINGTON, August 25. -,
Higher freight and passenger rates
on American railroad and steamship
lines 2re effective at midnight TO-
night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26

w. Ira Mcclure, veteran tel
grapfel is visitor from Tucson.
MAC" who is now pounding brass
in the Tucson office of the Western
Union has been busy greeting the
entire population of the city.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
LORD MAYOR OF COkk
NEAR DEATH; Sim
FEINERS SPEAK

is Striking rapidly today, according
to his wife who planned to remain at
his be ,side during the night. Mrs.
McSweeney is on the verge of col
lapse.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
-fUnited Press Service)

WASHINGTON, August 25. Pol
ish circles believe it is impossible
FOR Pc'and to halt her offensive at
the Rus sian frontier in accordance
with 7ia desires of the United States,
The Polish officials state that II m
"strai~' .ically impossible" unless
the arn1istice is signed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Omitted Press Service)

LO%DON, August l5.-Sinn Fem
officiAs will condem to death all per.
sons implicated in the expected
death ct Terence McSweeney, Lord
Mayo of Cork, they declared today.
1t was indicated that Llcvd-George
and the members of his cabinet would
be "ht I'd liable"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
Omitted Press Serviee)

LONnON, August Is. -Armisties
negotiations with the Poles will b
b,Cken eff If the Poles insist on tie
refust.I of the Bolsheviki terms call
ing for the limitation Of tho army,
according 10 a wireless from the
Soviet foreign minister.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26

Mis- Polly Titcomb returned yes
terda:1 from a summer outing in Cali
fornla, -. ,-,ls,,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-26
UNITED Press Service)

UNITED Press Service)
DUBLIN, August 25. = Arthur
Griffiths, Sim Fein leader, announced
that he had sent messages to rulers
of nat ems throughout the world call
ing 20 the arrest and detention OF
Terence McSweeney, reported dying
IN Rrivton prison.
Omitted Press Service)
LONDON, August 25.-McSweeney
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PASSOVER TRAGEDIES.
(Continued from page ID

to incite the populace against the ac-
cused Jews. The arch-anti-Semite,
the priest August Rolling of Prague,
did more than any other man to keep
up the fanatic fury toward the end of
of the 10Th century, and "Meshum-
modim" such as Samuel Friedrich
Brenz in 1914; Paul Christian Kirch-
ner in 1920, and Paulus Meyer,
avenged themselves on their former
brethren by confirming the Satanic
lie. A Protestant Christian scholar
who Of late years has done more than
any other to combat it is Professor
Herman L. Strack of Berlin, "zachur
latov." Let us hope that this in
famous superstition is now buried
without the danger Of its future resur.
rectiOTl.
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MRS. DANIEL GUGGENHEIM,
National Treasurer of the Council of
Jewish Woman's national campaign
for Americanization and Women's
Welfare Work, April 1928.
Mrs. Guggenheim is a leader Of
many patriotic and philanthropic
movements. She has the distinction
of having sold over $780, 900 worth
of Liberty bonds for the government.
She had charge Of the Soldiers &
Sailors Club of the National League
for Women's Service and is an execu-
tive committee member of the Ma
tional Social Unit organization and
the Community Councils. aey
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH World

H. w. Raphael, Geo. Robbins, Meyer
Minkin, Joseph Nathanson, l.. Stein,
M. J. Weisfeldt, Chas. Moss, Bloom
Machinery Co., G. CARRIER, ]. Hill
man.
Those who have not been visited by
members Of the Campaign Committee
will assist the drive by sending in
their pledges to the office of the
Fund, 115 Temple Court. Checks
should be made. payable to Max ].
Kaplan, Treasurer.
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j Mr.. nj. A.siAlexander is reported
dead in Melbourne at the age of
eighty-four. / Mr. Alexander at one
time was secretary to the Victorian
Constitutional League. In that ca
pacity,. Mr.. Alexander was plaintiff
in a celebrated political libel action of
the sixties, which was the cause of
the then Minister for Railways being
expelled from Parliament.
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Governor Smith has appointed
Judge Samuel Greenbaum, of the New
York Supreme Court, Associate
Justice of the Appellate Division, the
court of last resort in the state.
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Lewis Gompers, brother of Samuel
Gompers, the labor leader, died on
March %, after long illness, at his
home in Brooklyn. Mr.. Gompers was
president of the Retail Tobacco Deal
ers' Association. A widow and seven
children, two brothers and two sisters
survive him. 81 10