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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
p%RESBYTERY MEETs

GREENWOOD, Miss, April II. (spl.)
The p~resbytery OF Central Missis-
sippi opened here Tuesday night at
the Presbyterian church with the initial
sefAAon delivered by Rev. j. T., Nc
Jua'Ain, OF Forrest, Miss, retiring mod
erAtor. Or, w. H. Frazer, of Jackson,
was elected moderator and Rev. r. j.,
Hough, OF jackson. clerk. Rev. w, II,
Frazer, president of the Bellhaven coll
lege, delivered the sermon Wednesday
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'cloc the
visitors were given n motor trip over
the city and county, where places OF
interest were visited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
TWO ARMY BALLOONS
ON BIG TEST FLIGHT

OMAHA, Nebo April 1.-Two United
states army balloons started at mid
night last night on an experimental
flight In high attitudes, with a view OF
testing meteorological instruments.
Lieut.. Col. w. S. Wuest, commanding
officer at Fort Omaha, and Lieut.. Ralph
A, Reynolds, accompanied tho balloon
which was consigned to an altitude Of
5000 feet. Capt. f. w. Goodale and
Lieut.. G. Leroy Messenger were in the
craft selected to register 10, 900 feet.
The balloons headed almost due east.
After exploring the skies for from 4S
to 70 hours at the selected levels, the
balloons are due to land probably a
thousand miles distant If computations
are correct.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
YAZ00 CIRCUIT COURT
IS QUICKLY ORGANIZED

YAHOO CITY. Miss, April II. (spl)
Circuit court was quickly organized
Yesterday, and the first session in
about is months was begun. There
We're present and presiding Judge W. II,
Potter, District Attorney j. II, HOWE,
Sheriff W. +. StubhlefieId, County At
torney Il, II. Norquist, Circuit Clerk
] II. Bunch and Stenographer c. w,
Robinson. The following grand Jury
2. Lewis, l.. 7. King, n. Il. Polk, J.
7, Hogue, Jr.. S, J., Smithsrt, j, s
Moore, W, Z, Maxey, j. r. Henley, A
=. ketcham, Il, y, Hines, r, Il. Martin
r II. Rusche, w. c, Miller, Il, Il
Bridges, L. h, Adams. and w. IL
Nolte, ballff,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
|. M. Discovered
L In Mississippi
1t Is a Natural Mineral Iron
Tonic-The Most Powerful
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the System Against 4
Cold.

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
SPECIAL SERVICES.

Special services were held Thursda,
morning at st, Mary's cathedral in eel.
ebration OF Maundy Thursday.
Good Friday services will begin with
early communion, followed by a ser.
vice at 2 o'clock am, with music b.
the children's choir. The three-hout
service OF prayer and meditation will
last from noon to 3 o'clock. There will
he a special service at $3.50 pm,
Preparatory service for Easter will
be held at 4:30 and from 8 TO 3 O'CLOCK
Saturday evening. These services will
he conducted by the dean, the Very
Rev. r. DuM. Devall, and by the Rev
Arthur II. Noll.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
DENTISTS MEET.

PApUCAH, KY, April II. tspiI-
Sessions Of the Southwestern Dental
association win here today at
ihe rooms OF the board of trade, Prom
inent men in the profession from an
over the state and a number Of South q.
ern states will attend the meeting here.
In charge OF the afternoon program are
Or, Rounds, OF Louisville; nr. Huh
huch, of Louisville, ana Or. Berry, of
Murray. Drs. T, NJ. Crutcher, of Louis
vile, and W, s, Smith, of that city.
will be the principal speakers for .ths
afternoon session, when a banquet will
be served at Masonic hall in honor OF
the guests.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
N HAWAIIAN JOB.

OXFORD, Miss, April II. (Spl.)-
Lieut., Cornell s. Franklin, formerly OF
this city, now of Honolulu, has been
judge of the circuit court, First judicial
circuit of Hawaii territory. He is a
graduate of both the literary and law
departments Of the University of
Mississippi, and was for three years as
sistant encouragement Of Hawaii.
During the war he served as aide-de-
Heard. Mr.. Franklin is a nephew of
Malcolm Franklin, collector Of the port
of Honolulu. and Capt. T. B. Franklin,
Of Columbus, Miss, and was married In
this city April IS, 1918, to Miss Estelle,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. l.. e. Old
ham
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
.YANK SCOUTS AMBUSH
BOLSHEVIK PATROL

ARCHANGEL.. April II, (By the AS
ISOLATED Press.l-A small American
scouting party operating in front OF the
allied positions along the railway front
surprised and ambushed a Bolshevlk
patrol In the forest four miles east OF
the railway, wounding a number of the
enemy.
The situation during the past few
days has been generally quiet, Road.
which through the, long winter were
three feet deep In snow are covered
with Icy slush and are thawing SO rap.
idly transportation Is virtually at
%standstill. Great cracks are appear,
Ing in the Ice on the Dvina and Nega
rivers,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
II EXECUTED FOR PLOT
TO AID BOLSHEVIKI

ARCHANGEL. April II. (By the AS
ISOLATED Press,)-seventeen persons
have been SECUTED on charges OF es-
pionage, conspiracy and treason as a
result Of the discovery late in March
OF an organization IN Archangel, which
son to the Bolshevlki, 1t is announced
n the official Russian newspaper pub
lished here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
HOME FROM SERVICE.

BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss, April II
artillery, A. E. r, France, son OF NJ. L..
Finger, Of this county, has just arrived
at home, having received his honorable
discharge from military service. Capt.
Finger, who Is a Cecil Rhodes scholar
from Mississippi to oxford university,
England, plans to resume his work In
that great institution In the autumn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
A HARRISON TALKS

: WlNONA, Miss, April II. (splO-
United States Senator Pat Harrison
spoke here yesterday TO q large and
ap~preciative audience. The occasion
81 his coming was an invitation from
chairman Of the Victory loan drive In
this county, to assist in launching the
campaign for the sale OF bonds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
WINS SCHOOL

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, April II
(Spl)-Miss Virginia Hines, Of Ripley,
Miss, q member OF the 1919 graduating
class Of Blue Mountain college, has
just won the Minnie Burford Self medal
for superior scholarship in literary in
terpretation. This medal is offered an
nually by r, NJ. b. Self, OF Marks, Miss,
In memory Of his mother, a former stu
dent Of Blue Mountain college, and
ls always awarded to a member Of
the senior class.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
TANK sT1Rs DYER co.

NEWBERN, Tenn. April II. (spG)-
Wide interest is being manifested
the tank in the interest Of the Fifth
Liberty loan campaign which Is be-
ing launched. Dyer county will spend
the day in Dyersburg to inspect the
tank, It Is expected that Dyer county
will raise. her quota In the campaign
as the county has gone over the top
In every successful drive that was put
on nv. the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
FOOD CARS AT CoBLENz.

COBLENZ, April II. (By the Assocl-
ated ress.)--Twenty three American
freight cars loaded with bacon, flour,
evaporated milk and rice have arrived
at Coblenz for the Germans. Distribu-
ton through German channels will be-
gin Immediately, the food having been
obtained by the Germans from United
States army supplies in France because
OF the delay experienced by the inter-
allied food commission In carrying out
the details of It's plan for feeding the
population OF occupied areas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
DIES IN LOUISIANA.

CoRINTH, Miss, April II. tSpl.l-
A message was received here yesterday
announcing the death Of Claude Nc
Cullar, which occurred at his home in
Alexandria, La, following an attack
of pneumonia. He war a son of Mrs.
F. l., McCullar and a brother OF Il.
Y. and Miss Pearl McCullar, OF this
place. He was also a former resident
Of Corinth and was originally from
Poeahontas, Tenn. He was 40 years
old and leaves a wife and two children,
his mother, one brother and sister.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
STORE IS ROBBED.

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, April IL.
(Spl.)-The general merchandise store
of Il, G. Grizzard in Huntington was
burglarized last night, the thieves es-
with about 500 or $25 in cash.
They entered - store through the
rear door, breaking the glass in the
door and slipping a hand through the
bars. succeeded In opening the door,
The stock was not molested so far as
Mr.. Grizzard has been able to ascer-
tain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
DANIELS CROSSES MEusE.

CoBLENZ. April II. (By the Associ-
ated Press -Secretary Daniels, en-
route to Coblenz, crossed the Mouse into
the occupied sections of Germany yes
to-day afternoon, He stopped at Treves
last night, proceeding this morning to
the Rhine. He will remain in this dis
trict for several days. The entertain
ment provided for his visit includes a
review OF the Second division, one bri-
gade of which Is made up of marines,
and trips to historic points along the
Rhina
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
TO HEAD SCHOOLS

GRENADA, Miss, April II. (spl.)-
Of the Grenada city schools r. p
Pickett. principal of the Holly Springs
city schools, was elected to succeed
Prof, Bingham, who goes to Tupelo for
cepted. :" -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
ATTEND CONVENTION

NEwBERN Tenn, April II. (Spl.)-
A large delegation Of enthusiastic Bap-
lists of Newbern are at Milan, Tenn,
to attend the West Tennessee Baptist
session there. The delegates will give
various reports of the work that Is
being accomplished by the local organi-
zation In West Tennessee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
BETTER PAY

COLUMBUS, Miss. April II. (Spl)
Plans for securing better pay for Mis-
sissippi pedagogues are being formulated
and j, G, Wilson, secretary of the Mis-
sisslppi welfare league, was recently
here n conference with local educators
regarding the campaign which is soon
to be i~naugurated with this end In view.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
HOLY TRINITY SERVICES,

Services at Holy Trinity l;pisecpa'
church on Good Friday will be 81. Csc
am, n the three hour service from
u to 3. On Saturday there will be ban.
tismal service at 8 o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17
LANDS DEPUTY JOB.

CoRINTH, Miss, April II. tspl.)-
]. j. Surratt, Of Corinth. has been ap-
pointed United States deputy marshal
by J, Bruce Alexander, OF bonneville.
recently appointed United States mar.
shall, Mr., Surratt succeeds L.. v. Car.
penter, who has been holding this Of
lice for the past few years
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-17

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21

been approached on the, subject, one of them being lined up as head of the new league. tA various times during the world series he was in coiil erc.,ce with well known stars and managers who he had in mind to head various clubs.
 With the war over before it got started there probably will be no need for such a league. There are plenty of minor league clubs that can be used as farms for major league players.
 And so, providing the Ban Johnson and Ruppert- -Fradee- -Comiskey forces do not get too serious in their fuss, the baseball map will remain pretty much the same next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21
All BOXERS IN FINE SHAPE FUR
 FIGHT AT OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

tween bouts. Undersheriff George
 Henshaw has been engaged to do all announcing. He has had much expert | experience along this line. Those who remember the excellent satisfaction he gave in refereeing the ] recent Chambers-Celmars bout in the 1 opera house, will be glad to learn that Al Williams of Douglas will be the third man in the ring for all bouts tonight. Two judges will be named to act with him ih. the main bout, should it go the full limit of ten ffounds.
 A disappointment attended Pro- moter O. s. French at the eleventh hour last night, winch he declared it his desire be given the fullest publici- ty to all boxing fans.
 q have been reliably informed, and am convinced myself, that Eddie Hughes, who 6tv nave boxed Bob Collins ill the six-round semi-final has left the district" stated Promoter French last night. q have been un- able to locate him today, and feel that this fact should not be withheld honesty and fair sport, want the widest publicity given to statement that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, MT. Hughes has vanished en- tirely from these parts"
 "No one regrets this incident more than I do. My keenest regret is that this disappearance II 1t was going to occur, did not occur sooner, so that I would have had more time to an nounce it to the fans.
 q have kept the wires hot to Fl Paso, Tucson and Phoenix ever since my suspicious were aroused that Hughes might not appear, in an en- ent for Collins. Matchmaker Lough- rey has also been busy, and both of us have a number of prospects. l confidently guarantee cae sus caat in the absence of Hughes, they will be just as good a semi-final as he and Collins would have made. In the event of no heavyweight opponent be- ing found for Collins, nave Sohnny Meyer and several other popular boys and live-wire boxers in reserve. A good six-round semi-final will be staged-that I will guGrancee."
 The other preliminaries will come off according to schedule, and each offers good bit of entertainment for the fans. George (Kid) Burns will box Kid Bruno four rounds at 12S pounds Burns knocked out Kid Hart man in one round on Armistice day, and has a large local following. Word comes from Lowell that Kid Bruno has trained himself into excellent shape, and is ready to give Burns stiff argument.
 Another fast four-round go will be Between Battling Herrera and Cy- clone Shea. This will be a real treat for the fans. Frank Loughrey, who is responsible for the marcn, an nounces that there will be something doing every minute. There Will also be a fast curtain raiser, and q six round semi-final, with Bob Collins, Johnny Meyer, or aE equaOy goed card.
 But the chief interest, of course, centers in the main event. Kid George and Walter Caldwell are as evenly atched pair as has ever appeared in local ring, and the contest should be fast and furious from bell to bell. George will weigh in at 16O, and Cald- well at 161.
 Clear the decks for actioni
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21
WALTER CALDWELL

two new men Nogales made her first score of the season against team from the 25th infantry with whim it has been playing almost daily games.
 According to the latest reports, tickets for the Douglas game which is to be played at Warren on Thanks giving afternoon are going fast. As Thanksgiving day is a holiday and as this will be the last and probably the best game to be played here this season, a record crowd is expected. Douglas has a very strong team, and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21

With both boxers in fine fettle, and each determined on victory, fans in the Warren district are on edge to- day in anticipation of witnessing at the opera house tonight the best bout held in Arizona since the state boxing law went into effect, when the gong calls Fred (Kid) George of San Fran cisco and Walter Caldwell of New Mexico to the center of the canvas for ten-round trial of skill and stamina in the game of give and take.
 All is in readiness for the bouts. and Promoter o. s. French announces that the gong will sound for the cur tain-raiser promptly at S:3O, an nota minute later. From the interest dis played in the main event during the week. it is expected that every seat in the opera house will be taken by the time the jazz band, engaged for the occasion, begins to tune up. Seats were sold rapidly yesterday, requlsl- tions coming from as far away as Cananea.
 Kid George has always been pop ular favorite in Bisbee, anaG Ca'uwe" has deeply impressed the local fans with his gymnasium work and boxing since his arrival from New ,Mex,ro a week ago, so both men will enter the ring with a large following of en- thusiastic supporters. The packers or Kid George are banking on his well known ring craft, his wioe exper- fence. his proved coolness under fire and ability to assimilase punishment together with the fact that he carries q stiff punch and has shown nimseh of championship callber in bouts on the coast. Those who favor Cald- well point to his superb youtht, and tbe fact that he secureda knockout on George in 15 rounds on the occasion of their only other meeting. In mitl- cation of this last fact, however, It IS pointed out that George, although he did not try to alibi himself, was known to be sick when he stepped into the ring and Oattled gamely TOT 15 rounds.
 Both men daclarer- last night that they were in as good condition at any time in their careers, ana would have no excuses to offer if de- feated. Both promised hard fought hattie. and from all appearances the fans are in for a rear fistic treat from the moment the gong sounds.
 Kid George's long and excellent rec ord was published in The Review two days ago. Caldwell's record is a briefer one, he having been boxing professionally only since last July, but it is literally interspersed with the "K.O." sign, with the other fel- low on the receiving end, as the fol lowing will show:
 July 4.-Knocked out Kid Sandoval, 4 rounds.
 August 2S. - Knocked out shorty Sherwood, ? rounds.
 September l. Draw with Jack Fitzgerald, 10 rounds.
 October IS. - Knocked out Kid George, 15 rounds.
 November 3-Knocked out Speedy Sparks, rounds.
 While in the army Caldwell boxed such men as Kid Kenneth, Henry Pross, Bartlett, McDermott and Broomiield.
 Tickets for tonight's bouts will be placed on sale at the opera house at 8 o'clock this afterroo=, so that they will be available for the men Of the mines coming off shift
 A feature of the evenings enter tainment will be the jazz band, under the direction of Prof. McRae, Legion band leader, which will discourse .,,,,ri1 incl Innfnrn thn hnl1tS and he
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21

*Absent. Average of previous games less 10 per cent.
 Tonight a new team will make its debut on the alleys. This team, which is to take the place of the P. D. Main Office team, members or which have been somewhat dilatory in the matter of showing up for their matches, has been christened The Hopefuls, and will try conclusions with the Pickups. The other match will be between the c. O. Shop and c. o. Supply department teamS.
 Tomorrow nights tournament matches will begin at 6:3O sharp, as the alleys have been turned over to the Phelps Dodge Mercantils com- pany bowlers from o'clock, for their match with the Douglas Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21
HIGH SCHOOL
 LABS

Word was received yesterday in
 Bisbee that the Nogales high school team has been strengthened by the addition of a fast end and good half back. so Coach Lawrenson announced that he will pit the regular first team against the Nogales aggregation in next Saturdays game With these
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21
LOCAL--N THE REALM OF SPORT - WORLD
BOWHngReSuHs.

The P D. Store teams seemed to be feeling their oats last night, prob ably in anticipation of their match 10 be bowled against the Douglas Store of the sa emcompany tomorrow evening. The No. 1 team made short work of the once proud r. M. c. A team, and teh No. team made the WOolworth bowlers look like a cou- pie of fifteen cent articles from the latter's store.
 Before the tournament match the much-heralded contest for sixth place on the first team was bowled by Johnson, Brown and Rogers. Three interesting games were bowled and Rogers wrested the coveted position from Johnson. The total scores of this match were: Rogers sos, Brown 465 and Johnson 463.
 The scores in the tournament matches were as follows:
 p. D. M. Co. No. Vs. Y. M. C. 4.
 H.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21
BY RAZz BERRY

It is hard to tell whether the world gows better or worse. The years bring many chranges, but the changes are good deal like feminine fashions -the big idea is the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-21
SPORT TIPS IF LOCAL FIELD

Ad Wolgast, former lightweight champion of the world, has moved to Yuma with his manager and is mak- ing his permanent headquarters in the Alizona town, according to let ters received in Risbee yesterday. He is anxious to secure matches in any part of the state It is not likely however, that he will be considered for a match here.
 Cananea will be well represented at the Kid George Walter Caldwell bout in the opera house tonight. A delegation of fifteen Cananea fans. through E. F. Curley of the Sonora city. yesterday made seat reserva- tions with Promoter o. s. French.
 Phoenix is wrathy over the cancel lation by Tucson high of the football match with Phoenix high scheduled to take place in the state capital to- morrow. The recent student strike in Tucson is one of the reasons given for cancellation, but the Phoenix fans declare it is more a case of "cold feet" They also claim only four days notice of cancellation was given. whereas the interscholastiC rules demand one weeks notice.
 The main event of the Nov. 2C