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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28

lightful game of five hundred. in
which pretty prizes were awarded TO
the winners.
The hosGesses and honorce were all
beautifully gnwned in pink. Miss
Laura Wilkinson was guwned in pink
net over satin and Miss Mary WIZ
/ kinson wore pink hand embroidered
rope de chine while Miss Eaton
wore, pretty fruck of rose taffeta.
/ pullctt in receiving the guests.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28

Bishop. Virginia LaNieve, Lucille
Curtis, Wilma Bonner. Mary Coleman
Clark, Lucille Maddux, Virginia
Winkelman, Mary Luci3 Hutchinson,
Marie Craig. Lillian May Dickinson,
Tina Seiferd and Louise HARDWOOD
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MISS GAGE WILL HONOR
CHARMING YOUNG BRIDE,

Miss Lucille Gage win entertain AT
cards on Wednesday afternoon in
her home, 1859 Vinton avenue in
special compliment TO a charming
young bride, Mrs. Bayard Dabney
Maupin, formerly Miss Lilly Clack.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28

Mines. L. L. Bateman. Edward
Bozeman, w. I. Knight and T. u,
salmon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28
His New Year

will be happy if he receives a fine
box OF cigars from Samelson's. Epoca,
Extras. Melbas, Ruskin, Pinzon and
other famous brands. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28
Additional society on page 10
Say Happy New Year

to himlwith fine box of Samelson's
cigars Epoca, Extra, Melbas, Rus
kin, Pinzon and others. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28
Box Party for Daughter

On Monday afternoon Mrs. Frank
L. Williams entertained with a pref
tilv planned box party at the Or
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-28

Death notices will be inserted with
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LNWNDALE
$75OO-IMMED. POSS.


s02 Gilham st, semidetached; terrace front;
onen Sun. f. L Keller. l0e W Allesheny,
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CHESTER

, CHESTER, PA-Twenty.f minutes ride
! from Broad St: beautiful Connecticut
brownstone residence; Is acres OF land IN
Guiding IL acres of Woodland fine SHRUB
berry and orchard; garage : chaureur house; house
| house" pump house: Ice house and pond
house alone cost SIS. 900; will sacrifice II
| sold at once: can be seen today. chester,
! Bell phone li4S.J or real estate olo Mar
| ket nj Chester.
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ELkINs PARK
FOLSOM

RooMY HOUSE, less than present cost;
,,rnUghout; garage; lot lO0x200 old fruit
tree.' $4,000: easy terms. Key Fairbrother.
I'd and Rut!edge ave- FOLSOM or inquire
Spruce Ana.
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HIGHLAND PARK

1toDERS dwelling. 8 minutes from Goth at.
t.rmin al: living room. open fireplace. din
rnnrn Kitchen 3 bedrooms tiled bath.
attic: hot.water heat, gas and electric: price
SsoS0: financed: small amount Sash. George
7 IA rnes 1901 Chestnut At. walnut 46S5
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
NEW Jersey FARMS

A 5-ACRE FARM is BETTER THAN
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
for assuring you protection against hard
times. high prices and want: no boss no
worry: Just a steady income as long as you
work: eggs. poultry, fruit truck are bring
ing enormous prices markets are nearby;
Richland Garden Farms Ext, No. 2: whero
else YOU get acres for $3.50 and pay
VI week' Buy at Introductory prices;
map free.
GILBERT g. OCALLAGHAN
7O3 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
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FHCIN0 West. Chester pike; new mod s-9-1O
room det. dwss.. with tile bath and shower.
ssnm,,Io house open: also bldg. sites. d. +.
ivan on premises 5sl8 MARKET ct
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NARBERTH
NESHAMINY FALLS

FERGUSON tract large lots. S75 TO $3.50
some with Springfield water, Eas and elec.
light; easy payments; guaranteed title; send
for booklet. FERGUSON, Front and York,
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GLENSIDE

t7sO CASH secures immediate posSes'
S/0U Shorl sion OF beautiful Groom
bungalow on main street: price s8150: value
$1,000. II. b. Wilson Co 2l22 Germ.t.n ay
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NEW modern homes, rooms and bath;
'urgs rOoTe ana yRrdF. small cash Payments
at last years prices; mtges arranged. 5Jl7
American.
5652 \. Eth ST-s rms bath, eiec. light
NV. heat; garage: property Apply
Arrow Realty Co. 623 W. Olney ave
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sIHfffHf4tff39 sFIHHEIffffHf4tff59fif9ff%

ALL-DAY public sale real estate and Der-
sOnAl property for Benjamin T., Montague,
on farm situate Butler pike between Three
Tuns and Chalfont, 90 miles Philadelphia,
saturday Nov 81; farm contains 800 acres,
= sets buildings: sold as q whole or divided
ray and grain farms In the country: stone
Colonial dwelling - rooms open halls halls
Q farm barns. other out6uildIngs
Same Gsy. pair horses, weigh $500 eeXtra,
fine HOStein COW $50. thoroughbred White
other, 100 tons hay, 10 tons straw, 1000
bushels corn. 1000 bushels oats. canopy-toD
hay wagon 1920 tractor. perfect order I'M
proved rsrn !mpiemeGts every description
all new; lot mahogany furniture, great mum:
her Vxl2 velvet, brussels and other rugs. lot
smar rugs, bedroom suits, dtnins-room
suit small motor. brass bedsteads. in far
contents OF fully furnished house, all mo
condition; full description see posters: send
for cstElogues. lunch on premises; FURNITURE
sale $50 n, farm implements l'So'
'"''h hISHHNIiy = nIDDIE Amber Pa
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OFFICES. BrslNEss ROOMS. ETC
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ilolAV afiNha
MEIROSE PARK

FOURTEEN ROOMS and baths: high-class
residence: large lot and old shade: between
train and trolley; bargain. MCCORMICK &
MCCORMICK, Ekins Park or Lincoln Bldg.
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GOTH & JEFFERSON SITS.

CORNER. STORE AND DWELLING
In an established and thickly populated
residential sect!or. good opportunity for
any line Uf busirrss.
JAMES n MITCHELL on Premises, or
10th and Market SITS. Bell phone, Barring l400
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LANSDOWNE

TINsOOWNE owner will sell strictly
modern detached residence in the best sec
.ran of Iansdowne: . baths. large rooms:
ns,siy S,perad; woodwork finished mahogany
snd white: tile hoors and wells IN the Kitchen
n1 ~ 11he neighborhood sell for $40. 900 or more.
IA b Greenwood ave-. Lansdowne. Phone
Iansdowne 216
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STOCK and dairy farm. 26o acres; desirable
for boarding house or institution. near
stete road and railroad station. 20 miles 10
PhIla electric light Is available. water SUP
yIy hy SSaytsy; n,ty T,r rn s''oe 4 sets Oh on''a'
BEN T. LEWIS 90 GGpFi! iGDTR fX fXE'
phopa Nadia
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LOGAN
NNNNT VN'
$500 CASH

required. only 3 left; Is32.34-4i Church 81
(cast OF Frankford avel; story. porch
front, rooms and bath. sample house 1888
Church 81. move right In.
OLNEY REALTY CO. INC.
5Ill y 5th 81. 404 Bulletin Bldg.
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8 ACRES
NEARlY Z

NEARLY " NSiNAJ BERWYN
Stone house ! 3 rooms H. heater. modern
plumbing brick fireplace stable, . large
poultry houses with runs, sprnghousei sDen-
did orchard: asparagus; surrounded by fine
estates early possession, -
9 p PETERS q SON COS CHESTNUT ST.
ARDMORE-Vacsnt. modern, Just finished;
8 rooms. detached house, immediate pos
zession; tile bathroom electric light, hot
water heat: II you want q reasonably priced
home you cannot afford to- overlook this
ance same as rent. John W., Brook. I47
Cricket ave-. Ardmore
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP

Robbery of more than 500 worth
of clothing and jewelry from the
home ot Mrs. Dora Katz Leeker, has
been reported - the police. Mrs.
Lecker stated that at o'clock yes
terdov marning her jewelry was lying
on DIRE essing table in her room. When
the family arose the valuables were
gone. Henry Leeker, {, son reports
the loss of gold watcn and several
articles of wearing apparel. His
brother reports the loss of clothing
valuc' at $3.50. Mrs. Leeker de-
clares valuable wearing apparel was
stolen rom her. Entry is said to
have been made through an opened
screen door. None of the inmates
of TIE house were awakened by the
burglar, who left no clew to his identi-
ty.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
NOCALES POLICE.
OF FfICERS TRAIN
T-BONE SPANIEL

Since Ranger, former Deputy Sher-
iff George Whites celebrated blood
hound, went into politics, the only
police dog operating in Santa Cruz
county is Jim Crow, Policeman Ed
Webb's T-Bone Spaniel, who bids fair
under the tutelage of Tim Healey to
outrivaI the ex-deputf's manhuntlng
canine. At present, Tim and Ed
are giving Jim an intensive course in
trailing automobiles, and the dog IS
said to be learning to follow the scent
of ru, I.er tires with almost uncanny
precis,on. He is also becoming thor
oughly acquainted with the criminal
classes across the border and familiar
izino' himself with the police of No
gales. Sonora. Almost every day
Jim AN be seen loafing around the
police <. alton on the other side, where
MAKES a big hit with the Mexican
officerE. It is said of Jim that when
he follows a crook across the line he
keeps his trail until he returns to
the United States, when he tips the
police off and an arrest follows.
Through the aid of Jim Grow, Officer
Webb expects to increase the effici-
ency Of the police department to
great degree.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
BANDIT CHIEF
TO TILL SOIL
SAN PEDRO, Coahuila, Aug. II

SAN PEDRO, Coahuila, Aug. 10.
Francisco Villa surrendered today,
after years of banditary, Villa de-
livereo himself to federal officers and
then drowned his sorrow in a bottle
of cognac. Formal ceremonies will
be hello later. Villa met half doz-
en- military representatives of TIRE
federal government five miles from
Son Pedro. He dashed up and wav-
ed his hand, took three or four swigs
from bottle of cognac offered him,
and passed the bottle around, and an
nounced with his characteristic smile,
-1'm ready to embrace the worst
Later he said mexican including him.
self are tired of fighting all the time
and they want to settle down and
work. l am eager to show that I
can work as well as fight. Am
soldier, ready to obey orders he said
with sweeping bow to General Eu-
.genia Martinez.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
IN
SHAPE FOR
THURSDAY
MILLING

Boxing bugs of Nogales and the
surrounding county are on edge fol-
the Manseil-Lyncoin bout, Thursday
night, the coming affair promising
TO be one OF the keenest fought events
that the fans have Witnessed here
Tor mahy moons.
Mansell, who is considered one OF
the cleverest boys turned in England
in some years, is training hard Off
the fight as he realizes that he has
70 be in the best of conditions to go
The route with his sturdy opponent.
Yestf rday morning, Mansell did
five miles on the road and pulled
into the Montezuma Club gym, with
out wheeze, which is evidence of
the fact that he is now thoroughly
acclaimed. He &went five fast
rounds with his sparring partners and
topped off the afternoons work with
some spirited rore skipping.
Lincolyn also put in a busy day
yesterday, going, six rounds with his
sparring p&artners in addition to the
road and gymnasium work. Con-
siderable interest is being taken in
the preliminary Lout between Kid
Martin and Young Zeno OF the 25th
Infantry the soldier boys at Camp
Stephen d. 7, title have taken large
blocks @: seat, in order to root fo,
their fay, rit-
Mat AXE Prown, announced last
night thst the curtain riser would be
called p oinptlv al Sir and the ma n
event wiz e put tr before 900. 0.o'clock
Many rnserv itiCn> for ringside seats
ire being made =: fans of Bisbee
md G1"ke
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
LESLIE HARDY IS
6 0 | n c GOOD IN
ATTY. Gen. FIGHT

County Attorney Leslie Hardy, can
didate for the nomination of Attorney
Gensral, was in Globe yesterday in
the iI.erest of his candidacy. Word
receiver here from the northern Sec
tion OF the state is to the effect that
Attorney Hardy will carry that sec
ton b. big majority.
Among the towns to be visited by
Hardy on his present trip are Moren-
ci, Miami, Clifton and Solomonville.
He Will also tour the Gila Valley and
Pima county.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
Local Druggist Has
Interesting Trip
To Altar

Monday evening Mr.. E. H. Scherb
proprietor of the International Drul
Store returned from trip out in
the Altar district of Sonora, having
been absent about week. He Wis
tied Altar, Pitlquito, Caborca, the
Calera mine, the Vicente ranch ant
other points of interest.
Mr.. Scherb stated that near Alta,
experimental cotton raising has beer
done this season with a very uron,i!,
ing outlook.
He stated also that therlver ha.
enrroachedr upon the old church al
Caborca, and has carried a part oil
the structure including the choir, /;
part of the nave and the chanrel. Tht
wo towers. the dome and a part oil
the nave are all that are standing
and few more floods may take what
is left.
Mr.. Scherb reports the roads as
fine, and he made fine time. lr
one dav he came from Altar, via Sa-
sabe, 'rossing the international line
at the after named place.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
CANANEA OBJECT
TO WORKINGME
LEAVE SONORA

Wholesale impo tation of Mexican
lahore" in the cotton and beet fields
of Arizna and California is protest.
ed ag inst by the Cananea Consoli-
dated Copper Company in a lengthy
comun cation received by the State
Labor Bureau of Nogales, Sonora
Lats year, company officials de-
clare, 1900 men ere taken from the
mines to work ia America. With .he
heavier crops this season, it is prob
able that twice that many VIII wark
across the line ntil harvesting time
is over, it is state.
The copper company asks the CO.
operation of Manuel N. Barnel, chief
If the bureau, in it's efforts to re-
tain Mexican lAborers in he mines
The purpose OF the bureau being to
safeguard Mexican labor both in Mex
GO and the United States and also
o see to 1t that ,st and fair employ
ers in both countries are supplied
with help both killed and unskilled,
;tpets will be taken to prevent hard
hip being worked through shortage
f men in the mine districts, Mr.
Bernal says.
At least $4,000 men will be requir'
ID in mis- country by cotton and beet
yroweys and other agricultural inter-
,sts, according to Mr.. Bernal.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
AMERICAN LEGION OF.
ARIZONA ELECTS new
SET OF COMMANDERS

taft; Master at Arms, w. P. Miller,
II Florence.
Andrew Martin, of Tucson, retir-
ing commander was elected a member
Of the executive committee, the other
members Of the committee being: A.
). Williams, Morenci; Dudley Winds,
Tempe, Kenneth Eagan, Bisbee and
H. K. Church, Hayden.
Delegates chosen to attend the Ma
tional Convention are: George w.
Hays, Herbert Hodgson, Andrew Mar
tin, M. F. McCuddin, o. S. MacPher-
son, ". T. Mudphy, Jack Noonan and
Fred L, RoWlIn.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
.AvTOISTS H A Y {
NARROW ESCAPE

Whlie attempting to drive a Ford
through a creek near Continental
which had become swollen through
the heavy rain storm Monday after
noon, Bob Harrington, we'll known
mining man and his companion j.
Meyers, had a narrow escape from
drowning.
The machine stalled in the center
of the creek and turned turtle wher
a heavy wall of water struck it, the
occupants scrambling to the bank. An
inspection OF the car when the waters
subsidized showed the wheels and top
smashed. The engine was salvaged
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
ChRBANzOS Al
NOCALES THIS
SEASON

Sever hundred and ninety nine car
losls Of barbanzos have passed
through the Port of Nogales, from
Sonora and Sinaloa since the ship
ping season started, according to fig
urcs gwen out by the local customs
authorities. These shipments con-
sisted of 275,S15 sacks, or a total of
60, ,679 800 pounds, valued at $685.
500 and represent the major portion
of the garbanzos shipped out OF Mexi-
co this season. Unreasonable hot
weather started the crop to ripening
few weeks earlier than usual. with
the result that shipments in the fore
part of the season were delayed be-
cause Of car shortage; but the chick
peas have been moving with steady
regularity for the last several weeks.
The irr .nense crop, which it is expect
cd will near the $7,000,000 mark, will
be harvested and shipped within the
next two or three weeks, growers AMI
commits sion men predict. It is being
handled by the Cbregon offices in
Nogcles, Sonora, and by W. II. Grace
& Company of New Yory. Prepara-
tions are under way for planting a
crop more than twice as large as the
present one and next year is expected
to produce the banner season in this
industry. Thousands of acres in
both Mexiran states which this year
are idle will be planted to garbanzo
in 1921, and practically all of the re-
sultant crop will be handled through
this port Large warehouses for
storing the garbanzo have been or
are be ng erected here and all pre-
parations for handling the entire out
put are being made in anticipation of
a mammoth production.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Laundry
Worker non-educational examination
will be held on August 2r, 1920, for
the purpose of filling a vacancy in
the position of various in the Supply
service at Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further IN.
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the u. s, Inn.
migration office, Nogales, Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
UNITED SThvr-c CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission annour"es the examina-
tion for vacancies in the position of
Storekeeper in the U. S. Customs
Service at Nogales, Arizona to held
August %, 1920. First Grade or
Clerical, $500 per diem, Applica-
tion blanks and further information
may be obtained from the Local
Secretary, Board of Civil Service
Examiners, at the Post Office in
this City.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

MIR. Mrs. Louis Leon, arrived N
Nogales yesterday from Hermoslllo
and departed for Mexico City on the
afternoon train. Leon who was re-
Gently elected to the Mexican Con-
gress rom the northern district OF
Chihuahua is hurrying to the session
of con. ress which opens in the capi-
tai of Mexico, August, IA.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
WAGE RAISE
FOR RAILWAY
E N PL0YEES
Omitted Press Service)

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-The railway
labor board announced a wage in
CREASE of ,OOO,OOO,OOO annually to
5000 railway express employees.
The Increases which will be effec-
tive on March, l, will range from $780,
so to $3.50 on monthly basis of
fat raise of 16 cents hourly. Shop
mer coming under the recent railway
award have been effected by today's
award.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
NOCALES- N { n
WILL OPERATE
AIRCRAFT co.

The Internationas Air Service Cor
poration" is the legal name of a new
company framed by the leading cit
izens Of Nogales, to enter into the
rev field of transportation through
"the air lanes" the charter of which,
as filei with the Arizona Corporation
Commission and county recorder, is
published in ''The Iasis" this MORN
ing. Messrs. James A. Harrison and
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

Mr.. Palmer Ket tner, from Gallup,
New Mexico, former mayor of that
city and county treasurer of McKln-
lev county, is a visitor in Nogales,
having come yesterday. After a
residence of thirty years Mr.. Ket-
.ner has disposed of his interests
in Gallup, and is looking for new
'ocation to tranact business.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
Especial to "The Oasis"

Especial to "Ihe Oasis"
GLOBE, Aug. 1O.-Bet Chngan, of
phoenix, was elected commander of
the American Legion of Arizona, at
he Safe Convention in session rere.
Pre9 oft was chosen as the city
n which the next convention will be
,eld and Jack Noonon, of Nogales re-
ceived the highest number of votes
Cor delegate to the next natilnal con-
vention.
The other officers of the Legion
elected today were: Vice-Commander,
C. P. Householder, of Stafford; State
Historian, George w, Harden, of Flag
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
ONT SCALE COMMITTEE
OF COAL MINERS MEETS

VA .H1NGTON, Aug. 10.-Presi-
ent ;lson today recalled the joint
Gale .clnmittee of the coal operators
y lie miners central competitive coal
ield to reconsider the wage award of
he Litumious coal commission.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

w. H. Florentine of Nogales, are in
corporaUors, and the first board of
directors embraces Messrs. T. ]. Wy
lie, ]. E. Anhcondo, w. E. Karns, A.
Larioz and w. H. Florentine. The
hcarter gives the corporation wide and
extended powers, as perusual will con-
vince.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION
OF TEXTILE ASSOCIATION
United Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The De-
par+ment of Justice is investigating
the @extile industry to determine
whether the closing of cotton and
woolcn mill is conspiracy to contin-
ue the high prices. the Attorney Gen.
eral announced.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
TROOPS ARE
Modified IN
Mexico

Several Thousand Yaqui troops are
ON their way to Lower California, to
aId IL suppressIng the CanLu rcVo.I,
according to information rea,--.-..
1Sogd.cs, sonora, yesterday. Semi-of-
Iiclal rvpU4Cs are to the eIIe.. t44aL
tnele ale 900 1ully equipped federal
troops III sonora and Slnaioa ready
- asc III forcing CanCu to recognize
the ce.teral goveln4.4cn.. u
eight ;nterned German ships in the
halbCr OF San RoS;, ID ,toc,.Di. W.
be used to transport troops to Ensen-
ada, it is said. Gunboats to -
these ships are available. A recent
shipment of crude oil, totalling 21,000
gallons Tor use as fuel by these gun
boats recently passed through this
port EN- route to Guaymas.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

Mr.. |. c. E. Adams, member of
the Board of Supervisors of Cochise
County, is here from Bisbee, in fur
therance of his candidacy for a DEM
ocratic nmotnation for Corporation
Comm ssioner.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
Omitted Press Service)

(UnlteU FfeSS SefVlceJ
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The Bolshevlk
are leaving a trail of murder and out
rage. ccording to a Polish Red Cross
mess; ge to the Red Cross headquar-
te,s. Troops are reported to be mur-
deri1g civilians, outraging nurses and
driving the wounded from the hos
pitfalls.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

Yesterday Mr. Bird G. Yoas was
in from the Montosa Canyon coun-
try in the Santa Rita mountains. He
reports fine rains.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11
POPE MAKES REQUEST FOR
PRAYERS FOR POLAND
UNITED Press Servicel

ROME, Aug. 10.-Fne Pope has
en-. Il tiers to Bishops throughout the
world Offering special yrayers for
Poland.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

Los ANGELES, Aug. 10.-Emis-
saries of the central government Of
Meico are due to arrive here tonight
for a conference with Mexican Con-
sui Eduardo Ruiz, it was announced
at the consul that the federal repre-
sentatives are expected to continue
to MeAicali for a meeting with Can
tu, relative to the Lower California
controversy.
Charges that Lower California's
governor was being backed in a plan
for a general uprising to overthrow
the pre- ent federal government, were
reite iated by Consul Ruiz today.
the final fight between reaction
and progress is now on in Mexico,
Rui; said, declaring that Cantu orces
wish TO return to the Ozark Ages"
of Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-11

The freight claim office of the
Southern Pacific of Mexico has NOV
ed from Empalme to Guaymas.