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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
LOST AND rouND.

LOST -By poor working girl 500 two
- auu slO hiIl. between WTmaD' s
store Main or ColfaN Finder leave a.
Ncws-1imes office. Reward $3.50
LOST sunday morning ucar thc Sell
ence church. "a gold l0rguette. Reward
Home Phone ISIS 3D. 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE-A ) pass Overland car.
good as new: cheap for cash. Bell
26S7. 1SS Pennsylvania av. 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
wANTED-LIBERrY BONDS.

CASH PAID for Liberty bonds Room
425. j. NJ = Bldg. 10 : evenings
only. S4lT-9S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

kinds OF plants by Au-
gust Prast. 2104 Lincoln way W. Bell
S512 454f-June 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT - Modern s-room house.
close In. New furnace. new plumbing.
pa redwood floors newly painted. Fine
shade trees Barn and garage. Call
Home GO2i 5I55-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1G acres
land. mostly rich black loan. 50 acres
clear. some good timber SO miles from
White Cloud and only l mile from haul
ing station Price $50 per acre. Small
payment down. balance easy terms.
Achille G. Colpaert. Home phone Isl.
11f3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
FOR SALE
WOODWORKING MACHINERY IN
GOOD CONDITION

GOOD CONDITION.
One - inch 2-drum sander. one 10 inch
sticker, one a inch pony planer. one %
inch heavy plSner. one 10 inch jointer,
one turning lathe. one jig saw. one 80
inch band saw, three RI saws wood
tables. one cut OF saw slide table. All
machines counter shafting saws and
knives Four inch 10 II. line shaft
ing and hangers. one ! 1916 inch 20 IT.
line shafting and hangers. Que ! 1916
inch II IT, line shafting and hangers.
Betting, pulleys. clamps, etc. SmogOr
Lumber Co, Division and Laurel SITS
4SO4-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR RENT-Four-Foom cottage at 6OS
Summit st .J4gJ-I0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

WALL PAPER AT FACTORY PRICES
Latest designs at half price Buy now
for spring Our $500 paint at $225 per
cry purchase. Chicago Wall Paper Co..
1O4 w. Division 81 open evenings
Home 5SG3 o08S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE-30 acres. clay loan soil. all
under cultivation except acres pas
ture; good orchard . room new house
chicken house; small barn: 10 miles
southwest of city: 50 zoo w h Nc
Henry. 22O Farmers Trust Bldg. Home
phone J753 Bell 300.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
FOR RENT-sTORE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Store room, 2Jx55. at No.
$40 :. William St with two story
brick garage i'm rear ia 40 az $50 per
mo. Inquire Citizens Loan & Trust CO.
Jj1G-2:i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-AlI household furniture
so Cottage Grove av. 5496-l9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR RENT-Oue large front room on
ground floor. nice for one or two
people 6iS Lincoln way W. 5322 n
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GARAGE FOR RENT.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Young canary singers Bell
221i. JJ04-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR RENTING modern furnished
rooms for light housekeeping 1912 :
Michigan 81 5346- Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE-Huudred acre farm within
two miles Of WalkcrtOu: fair bldgs.;
reason tor selling widow lady. owner
IS leaving for California viii offer this
as an iuducemeut IL taken soon S6J
an acre Call or write. J J.. Bose. Walk
ertOn. Ind. JJll %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18
LOANS AND PLAIN NOTES.

fftsSes4Sss$SSSSSSs s$SSSsS@SsSS3'
IS LOAN COMPANIES 3
= Listed uldeV this heading &c mem 8
IS beTG OF Indiana Association OF Loan {
- Brokers DealnEs VIII any Of these
q are guaranteed D. the dissertation .
Observation-Disclosures
81 LOANS On !:
IS FURNITURE AND LIVE STOCK )
81 No difference WHERE you have
; had a loan. or what you want the 5
So MONEY Tor, s
s. CALL AND SIZE Us :
S. Our business is conducted on the :
IS theory that right treatment Keeps ,
IS the business GROWING
- IOANs FROM so TO 5000 5
- Can We paid DaCk IA mOutulg IA =
staILmenIs, l. Om ] - = months,
> pIus S1a percent Interest ON ~ >
IS PAID Dalancea- ,
81 kkMEAIBER 5
IS There - NJ LAAltGE for Oul ,
5 service not even interest ~ al ;
vance. Get ~ touch WIKI us Og )
- IkLEPHOAE OK LETTER. )
q Home Phone COCO. Bel Phone l6is )
81 SECURITY LOAN CO. )
IS Room u, /. y. -. b. Sldg- ,
Is Opposite New StudeOaker Bldg. ;
SIS Cor. Washington aud Main.
ssS$sSS$$SSSSSS$S$sSSSS$$s$S*SSs
SSSSSSSSSSSSSS@$SSSSSSSSssSSSs@s
= PAY u ALL YOUR Debts. :
y We viii lenG you any sum OF ;
- utnuAy nm 4. klhIikt ana ZtEE =
- any length Of time Up ~ ~ months
y 10 pay Us Dack and charge you ?
- only Ior the time you Use TIC 3
y money. No Ices. NO nnes. Legal
- rates.
) II you have furniture. piano. OF :
= horses aud wagons, call and see u
y ana talk The matter Over. strictly ;
= cUnhdentiai.
5 PROYIDENT LOAN Co, ,
- Cor. wayne and Michigan Sts.
y tUYer 80 CIOtDlersl.
- Licensed and Bonded to the StaSs :
= Of Indiana.
s Home Phone Bell Paone )
= OU75 LiJS ;
s$$Ss$$SSSsSSs5sSsSsSssSSsSSSSSS
: % az . , , . . : . . . , . = . = . .
= THE PRESTIGE
- Gaiued by many years Of satlst4c- !
- tory dealings with thousands of
y people enables Us to grant you bet
= ter rates and terms on loans than
- you can probably get elsewhere.
- On each loan We make the terms
- are made 20 suit the BORROW Ek y
- financial circumstances. This makes :
- the loan easy 10 pay or and as :
- sures satisfaction all around.
= Loan on FURNITURE, PIANOS. :
= LIVE STOCK. FARM IMPLE- :
= MENTS, AUTOS, etc.
= Put IN your coal NOW. Wen fur !
= nisE the money and no one required 5
= to sign with you. Bell 11lG Home :
= GIL. :
= STATE LOAN COMPANY, )
y Capital, $JO,00O.OO. :
- Suite . Merchants Bank Bldg. III :
= ). Michigan St, South Bend, Ind. :
S1SS$ssSSss@SSSSsssSSSSSss1SSSSS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS REMEMBER.
: Dealings with any Of above ;
= companies B4e guaranteed by the :
- Indiana Association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE-0ne kitchen range. coal or
wood. 10 ). Notre Dame az. Bell
31SL 5479-lS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE-A reed bay carriage; first
class condition. 1905 Lincoln way W.
j522-l0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FOR SALE umed oak dining room
suite; reasonable If taken az once 1;-5
y. Allen 54S0-lS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

AUCTION 90 Large lot Of household
goods Wednesday. 80, at LOntz Bros
storage. corner Michigan and South SITS.
also all Of the carnival goods, i've large
trunks Of everything the finest. J. 4.
Hartman. AuctiOneer. J45S-1S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-18

FARM At SACRIFICE.
with clay subs0il. good house and
fences. barns and sheds fair, land sells
ia ueighborhood FOR SO per acre. This
reduced for quick sale r. T.. Dunbar
1920 Teeumseh Nv Bel fi4>. Home
SIS 11->-1S
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PERSONALS.

WE Do RUG Cleaning sizing. repair
ing, weaving and feather steaming az
south Bend carpet Cleaning and Weav-
ing Co.. 10 + Cofax Ave. Home 5s44.
Bell St4 152J-tf
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
SCHOOL CHILDREN
STER|L|ZE NOSES,
AVOID CONTAG|ON
Influenza, Pneumonia, Menin-
gifts, Diphtheria, Smallpox,
Scarlet Fever, Measles,
Whooping Cough and Many
Other Contagious Diseases
Contracted at School
Through Nose.

parerts are advised to teach their
children, an a part Of their dally tolletl
how to s~teriliZe tho nose and throat
with Fucapine, the preparation OF ",
IturaIvpti. which became so popular III
his country during the epidemic OF in
Ouenza and pneumonia. y chlid can
Lc ehown in a minute how to use IT n
{ reminded by the parent, VIII d" 80
4ystematiCally without assistance or
objection.
The child dips its littIe finger INTO
Tho lar of Eucapine and introduces 1t up
each uostril: then, catching the nose be"
tween the thumb and first finger, sud
danny releases It as he draws in his
| breath, thus shifting the Eucaplne BACK
into the throat. The Eucapine gradual
lv spreads over the throat, tonsils' ear
ducts and larynY, sterilizing, cleansing
and healing any inflammation or irrita-
tlon and preventing the formation OF
adcuoids. enlarged tonsils. earache,
deafness and SERIOUS lung diseases.
Sterilization with Fucaptne Keeps the
nose clean, healthy, comtortahle ana
free from germs; relieves slihPie cFouP,
coughs, colds and sorc thDoaa amos
Immediately and is SO pleasant that
even the youngest Sh9drcn learn TO
can for their jar \capine and use
II for themselves neneVer they zee! a
| cold or sore throat coming on. Colds
are contagious and II every member OF
hreathe the infected dust Of public
buildings. streets and ~ronyeyances,
would make sterilization with fncapine
= mart Of their daily toilet, mu2h sick
ness would be avoided.
NOTE-The product referred to above
may be obtained at any drug st0fe Tor
half a dollar, and il SAT should be pro-
yided for each member Of the family
incIudlrs the servants, especially the
t"trss- adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
HOROSCOPE

THURSDAY, NOV. rs, 1918.
tIopyTtght 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
During the early hours OF this day
the planetary influences are favorable
according to the reading Of a%strolo,
gers, In the evening caution should
guide. In the morning the sun, Venus
ana Naptunv are all in henNttC aspect
end later Mars and Jupiter are ad-
verse.
It is a rule under which initiative
looking toward positions or appoint
ments should ne successful. but it Is
not an suspicious time to project any
commercial enterprise.
Those who seek positions should be
fortunate today. II Is a government
under which to ask for the uttermost
concession with the hope OF receiving
II, This is true especially in the ar
tstic professions,
Theaters should benefit tonight, all
though the good influence will be
manifested more in dramatic effect
than in financial returns.
Neptune continues 10 give promise
Of a most remarkable recognition Of
psychic forces, Spi~ritualism will gain
credenee among many persons of in
t~elltgence, the seers declare,
In the coming years, after the war,
thought power will be scientifically ex-
Cercised, just as electricity is employed,
IL u HEopntsltu,
Honors for many clergymen who
have demonstrated their faith on bat
tlefields are prognosticated.
In the evening Of this day there
may be some slight delay or disap-
pointment connected with the army,
but it will not be OF any great i'm
portance,
The Mnation of the next month Is
most favorable TO the interests OF the
allies, who will make peace that is VIC
%torious, and therefore delayed to some
time in the summer Of 1919, q famous
aStrologer asserts.
Railways and shipping will occupy
public attention in the next few weeks
ih a way that Is unexpected.
Serious fires and explosions are fore.
Swallowed, especially for the period
between Thanksgiving and Christmas
Persons whose birthdate II IN may
have a c~hangeahle year, Gain and pro
motion are to be expected, Happt'
ness Ia the family is augured by thu
stars,
Children born on this day will prob
ably be kind, affectionste and popular
These subjects of SAgittarius are Otter
rash and impetuous, inclined to maxi
had investments and subject to It'll
cation,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
IG8VNCLE WGGILXX
SeBE1DIIME' STORY


back in his chair. aud he smiled a
Rehtle and happy smile, and said,
\ love everybody"
And Just then, in through the front
door which had been left open to let
U some Of the good dinner smells,
t,ehL N through the front door bounced
the bad old Pipsisewau.
"Ha! You love everybody, do you,'
Grled the unpleasant chap. well, do
you love me-"
Uncle Wiggily was surprised for Il
moment. but he quickly made up his
mind something must be done. There
must be no Sou5e-bitiug on Thanks
"Of course ] love you when YOU re
good, said the bunny 20 the Pipgise O.
wan; and to make sur that yOu'l he
good TO me TIN going to be good to you.
SIT down, please, and have some
thanksgiving dinner with us"
"All right, ! will" growled the Pip
sisewah. But don't let that fool YOU
After ! eat I'm going to bite sousc Oft
I'VE shall sec. spoke Unclc Wiegil,.
Fill up his plate, Nurse Jane.
SO the nluskrat lady heaped roast
potatoes. celery, cranberry sauce, let
tuce and carrots or the plate Of the
Pipsisewah, and Uncle Wiggily gave
him roast chestnuts. And the Pipsise-
Non "a I anu "to' anu I' dtt SpIll" more
until at last he fell sound asleep in
his chair, murmuTing
when - - wake - up &C., III -
bite -- some - souse -- Off - your ~
ears -l--I-I will"
And then his eyes closed. and he wa,
so sound asleep that he never awakened
when Uncle Wiggily called in a police.
man dog, and had the bad Pipsisewaf
| carried off TO Jail
So Uncle Wiggily was safe once more
and he had a fine Thanksgiving. which
| hope you have also And the Pipsise
wah-well, he had as good o time a;
he deserved. And If the red pain
doesn't come off the side Of the house
and try to color the grass green. RI
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily anC
the jelly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Turk and T'eutOn
Ambassador Moraenthau's Story o.
Great War Plots
BY HENRY MORGENTHAU.
CONTINUED from Previous lssue.I


The grievance to which the German
ambassador constantly returned with
tiresome iteration was the old familiar
meth sale of American ammunition
to the allies. ! hardly ever met him
that he did not speak about 1t. He
was constantly asking me to write to
President Wilson urging him to declare
an embargo; of course, my contention
that the m in munitions was
entirely legitimate made no impression.
AS the struggle at the Dardanelles be-
came more intense, Wangenheim's in
sistence on the subject OF American
ammunition grew. He asserted that
| most of the Shells used at the Darda-
uelles had been made in America and
that the United States WAS really wag-
ing war on Turkey.
One day, more angry than usual, he
! brought me a piece of shell. On Il
| clearly appeared the inscription B. s..
| Co"
Look at that" lie said. II suppose
! YOU know what b. s. CO. means? Thai
is the Bethlehem Steel company. This
| will make the Turks furious. And re-
| member that we are going to hold the
United States responsible for It, We
are getting more and more proof, and
we are going TO hold YOU to account
tor every death caused by American
shells. If you would only write home
and make them stop selling ammuni-
ton to our enemies, the war Would be
over very soon
| made the usual defense, and called
W~agonheim's attention to the fact that
Germany had sold munitions to Spain
in the Spanish war, but all this was to
no purpose. All that Wangenheim saw
was that American supplies formed an
asset to his enemy; the LOCALITIES OF
the situation did not interest him. VI
course refused point blank to write
- AAn yrngi1nnt QhDnt tho matter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Copyright, 1918, by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.)
RV HOWARD y. lAElS.

Well hope and s'pose everything
is all ready for tomorrow" said Uncle
Wiggily L~ongears, the bunny rabbit
gentleman to Miss Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy, his muskrat lady h~ousekeeper
one day, and he rubbed his paws to-
gether and twinkled his pink nose like
a watermelon. ,
"Oh. YOU mean about Thanksgiving,
said the muskrat lady with a smile
that made her whiskers tickle the back
OF her neck, buL she didn't mind n little
thing like that. Yes, everything is all
ready. We shall have a fine dinner.
And very thankful We shall be for
that and all our other blessings, " Went
on the bunny rabbit gentleman. yes,
indeed"
lie could hardly wait for the holiday
to come, but at last it did, Uncle
Wiggily awakened Thanksgiving morn
| ing and went for q hop in the WOODS
TO get up an appetite, He wanted MI,
7. Trkey Gobbler to come with him
| but the big bird said ned better sta
inside until the excitement was over
The turkey was staying with the bunny
to be safe, you know, from the farmer
who had chased him with an Ak
my, but Tn hungry said uhciC
| wiggily az he came back TO the hollov
stump bungalow. his pink nose GLOWING
like a e d-hot gas stove. What an ap'
petite | have
And I'm sure ! hope youll IKE
what | have for YOU Thanksgiving
| dinner spoke Nurse Jane.
Then dinner was ready.
such d big dish OF red c%ranberr!
sauce you never saw in all your life
Such a plate of brown, baked potatoes
The celery was like white stalks o
%icicIes, and as snappy and brittle, Thu
lettuce was such a tender green tha
it seemed a shame to pour vinegar oil
II. and as for the carrots their sharI
points bristled as though telling an!
one to look out or they would b'
tickled TO pieces.
Then such heaps and heaps Of roas
chestnuts as there were; brown on on
side, and fairly popping out OF thel
shells as II eager to be eaten.
"Td rather have them on the out
side of me, looking in, than on tn
inside looking out spoke the turkey
az he cracked a chestnut or two Il
give him an appetite.
Yes, this is "A very good dinner.
said Uncle Wiggily. I'm sure we shout
be very thankful
Then he and Nurse Jane and MI
r. Crkey Gobbler sat down and at
their Thanksgiving dinner. They at
and they ate and they ate some NOR
! until Uncle Wisgily could hardly lea
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27

three of them would stroll through the
small town together, That was pleas
ant enough, There would be the shad-
ows OF trees meeting overhead on the
side streets; and little slimpseS, through
windows, OF a lamp In a sitting room,
the light of II touching some woman's
face as she bent above her mending or
knitting.
But, as it turned out, these men
these chance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
q life too unlike Freddie's, They
seemed to have little or no vivid in
terest in their work. II was a way OF
getting a livinG-that was all. Either
they wanted to hurry up and get home
because they weren't married and they
were anxious for Il good time" or
they wanted to hurry up and get home
because they were married, Freddie
i%nstinctivcly felt their hopelessness and
i depressed him. They didn't seem to
he going anywhere specially in life;
to he looking forward to any future
more rosy, Their brightest dream WAS
TO sell AZ much as, or a little more
than last season." But, big sale or
little sale, get it over--pet ii over and
get home again Off the road, That was
the burden of their refrain. This, then,
was Freddie's big adventure as a sales
man for Mason q Co.
The whole thing made him a little
sad, Why, this great world beyond hi.
home, the subject Of almost nineteen
years Of conjecture, was not nearly sc
fascinating Il place as he had imagined
II. The-work-this work-was MOI
nearly so hard nor so interesting rs
college, The people, well, the people
were very different from any he eVei
had known, That, he felt, was the kind,
est thing he could say about them. re
tell the truth, one month after he haC
started. Freddie's heart was singing thu
song OF all other salermen. the SONG o.
Home, Sweet Home
And, II u man is on the road. tina
always is the moment-that first mo
ment Of homesickness-which the God
dess Chance seizes for a little work o
her own. But, we must try to realiz,
her temptations and forgive her. For
isn't the man right there, ready to he
hand, with that empty room in hi
heart fairly begging without words 70
} a tenant? And II Chance were to sen,
him a man triend--a pal-~to move int
these vacant quarters, do you suppos,
, he'd lease the property No. ~Sir-never
He wants a girl--a girl; the empt,
heart is crying; for a girl, And II III
, impatient landlord takes in the firs
who applies for the premises, rathe
} than have his property vacant an,
longer, is II altogether the fault o
chance? II a man doesn't wait for tn
! right girl, ought he later TO complain
because he has the wrong one? It's
t nice problem. Some can not solve it il
r a lifetime.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
CHAPTER NO. IS.
ION THE ROAD"

CHAPTER NO. IS.
ON THE ROAD"
Freddie had been ION the road for
two weeks before the first evening
came on which he cast about for other
amusement that a book. He really mao
been working very hard and he had
been unaccustomed to this kind of et-
fort. Consequently he had heen re-
turning each evening about b O'Clock
to his small-town hotel: eating his din
ner early and going TO bed a few hours
healthily heavy with sleep, The days
had been so full of novel adventure:
he had been so keyed up to make good
and more than cover his expenses ana
the magnificent S25 a week his father
had allowed him, that by evening He
was as genuinely tired as a hunting pup
in off the field. He was ready to flop
down on the first comfortable spot and
pass out into a drear. less sleep that
lasted solidly till next morning.
Then the novelty began to wear Off,
/ lie began 10 find out that even work
Il not--all work. Ever since he had
started on this trip he had been trying
& Co. Now it dawned on him that his
order blanks were Just as full ut the
end of the day-even tuller-if he went
about the business less feverishly, His
erVou energy began TO let DOWN
Life became more normal, He nc
longer felt as though he really would
faint II anywhere he were 10 miss SOM
advantage. To straigten out a minol
difficulty with a retail dealer had been
in the beginning, a very real triumph
Now even this began to pail. H
couldn't help, seeing that the men will
whom he had to do his business were
many of them quite stupid; as a matter
Of fact that they, in spite of his lacl
Of experience, actually knew less thai
he did. This took the fine edge off tn,
sport. Freddie was too much of al
a~ristocrat 10 enjoy anything that wa
easy; any contest with an opponen
obviously not his equal, He came In Il
his dinner In the evening row.. ant
since he was less tired than at first
began TO wonder how he might fill tn
hours before he went to bed.
Then for a night or two talking 4
other statesmen, on the road like him
self. kept him amused In the littl
white, or red, or gray frame hotel il
which he found himself after the day
work, he would cultivate some chanc
acquaintance by asking for a mattel
or passing the salt at rne dinner table
II the friend had nothing else to d
Freddie would sit with him on th
ugly square front piazza after dinner
in the ugly, uncomfortable varnishe
chairs and the two of them would tall
Maybe a little circle of six or eigh
men would form. Or, maybe two o
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Sacred Heart Parish

Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock, at the
knights Of Columbus hall, the eleventh
annual entertainment Of the Sacred
Heart parish will be given, and great
preparations are being made by Mrs. +,
{. Ashcroft and her committee for its
success
Young people from Memphis, the SOL
diers from Park field will he present
to enjoy the hospitality Of the parish.
A splendid orchestra has been engaged
to furnish music for the occasion, and
a good time has been planned for old
and Young.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
BANKHEAD HIGHWAY
MEETING CALLED OFF

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Nov, ~ tSpi)
The delegation Of Bsnkhead military
highway boosters, which was to ave
gone to Washington for a conference
on Dee. 10. are being notified by j. A.
Rountree, secretary, that the session
has been called of. senator Bank
head in n telegram advises that a dele
cation may later meet WITH him at the
lapital in the interests Of general high
way improvements,