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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-13
PREDICTED
FIGHT Will.
Be BITTER
Miners and Operators Gather
in Washington TOmOr-
row Morning.
RIIIIETN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERucEI
AsHINtrI0N, Nov. I3-DanEers 0f
labor trouoIe among the railroad work
err were anticipated today when Di--
eetor General Hines of the railroad ad
inlnistrafion and the chiefs - the fous
htfc brotherItoods Of railroad workers
met again 10 discuss the deslia and or tn
workers.
For two days the conferences hnve
been going on and hHVe reached onI.
deadlock snd many or the more ina
portnnt demands have moi been touched
upOn. The question of time and hair
for overtime has been ore of tue stum
bling blocks of the conference
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-13
NAT!0Ial lhpnn
LABOR TICKET
is PREDICTED
John Fitzpatrick TO Take
On Democrats First, then
Smash Republicans.
tBULLE rIN,

The organization Of labor party is
no news In the Calumet region where
plans have been under way fer a long
time 20 put q complete county ticket in
tha field as well as daily newspaper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-13
soarE soLprERs APPEAa.

4 number of soldiers appeared yester-
.sS afternoon and were granted second
apers without having To take out FIRST
aDers. Several who came failed 70
ring their witnesses and their cases
..cre continued. A special hearing has
cen set FOR January IS. at which many
the continued cases VIII be disposed
inability 70 speak or understand Eng
sh was the cause Of several men having
wait longer for their papers Some
10 have lived IN this country ten years
longer could not converse with the
aminer without an interpreter.
The usual run OF ridiculous answers
ere received. One man, when asked
nat congress did. hesitsted- DO they
axe rivetse' inquired Examiner Blazer
ho was becoming disguised. Yes. yes"
aswered the man "I'u ask for this
ase to be continued announced Blazer.
20 RELATION OF SUNDAY.
John Saturday Of East Chicago was
etty sure Of himself He explained
AZ ne was no relation to Billy sunday.
fact he never heard Of that fellow. -
said his wife couldn't talk English
acause she couldn't learn anything.
saa Is too Old" aid John.
Who IS the head man of Indiana :"
s>'lsd Blazer
Nr wilson"
Did vcu ever hear Of NJ. Goodrich -
on Is. sure, Mr.. Goodrich is head
ran"
What does he do?"
He's president
rold 20 guess again, ne ventured vice
fcsideut and then senate. whereup Mr.
plazer sent him back home 70 study a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-13

Better call up The Times al
have it sent to your house evc7q
night Then you il be sure It W,
be thcre.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-13

Advertise in The Times and a5~
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-13

On streets and Hewsztards &c
per copy. Delivered by carrie. q
hammond ana West Harnn1 2n6, 500
pc- ulonth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
EMPLOYMENT

tANtth lourg lsdy to GrlP wlth h1sHcrort aud
rars tE child In family " lhree, good ssscs and
Irab position Address BOX 1854 care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Wallace itaiy Arrives.

BEAUMONT. Texas. Dec 10
wireless message received from 4
tanker by au oil company at FOR
Arthur asked that ans undertaken
meet II az the docks tomorrow and
take charge or the bodya of James
Wallace ~ Fort worth, Texas, who
was recently Killed by bandits at
Tampico The name OF tho tanker
was not given but II IL presumed
to be- one IN the service OF tho Gulf
company or the Texas company
both uf which bring tn crude oil
from Tampicu regularly to their re
fineries there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
NEW CONFESSION
IS READ TO JURY
State Gains the Most
Vital Legal Point
Involved.
TESTIMONY IS BEGUN
Witnesses Support Alleged
Admission by Defendant
in Murder Trial.

Los tNGELEs, Dec Is.--An nj
legged confession of Harry New
charged with tho murder Of his
sweetheart, l'rodn Lesser. was read
to tho jury today In admitting tho
oufcsvtiuu over the objection Of rhn
drouso, judge Craig decided what
both tdos considered was the most
important legal point inyotoH IN
he Cusc.
Mns T. /. acnner, n trained nu -.
irsUft"d New had told hor he 'uid
not intend 10 marry for a long
time" and had accused Miw Lr#s"r
of running around with other
men
The confcHaon was lpld before
the jury through the testimony ~
y J. Davidson, n detective who
Eworo II had been made I'm his pTru-
ence and that ~ another police ot.
ficcr aud two newspaper men. July
b. last. Davidson testified hc wa on
duty as desk sergeant whon New
entered laid down q revolver on tho
dcsk aud said mat h" had Killed
u girl IN TupanEp canyon. and had
taken the body to the pollre sta
ton in the automobile In which
they were riding
The witness shid he and the other
men ucvumpA Mod New to car and
there found the body OF Miss i,os-
ser.
New then resontored the station
and made a formal oonfuHHion, IA
Via~,n said winch was reduced To
writing In this confession New
said he Killed thr girl bcohua" she
refused 20 marry him and though
admitting she waH IN a state or eS-
pocaut motherhood shc did not chre
To hear child by him and planned
to have an Illegal operation per
formed The prosecution announced
another and more lengthy confos
sion alleged to have been made hy
New and would he offered in cvt-
donoo Monday when the trial Is re-
sumed
II, Dixon. employer OF New and
Miss Lesser. testified today That New
had called him over me telephone
after he surrendered to IN" police |
and admitted h" had shot Miss l"n-
ser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Divorce >Ladc Absolute.

LONDON Dec. ~ The divorce
decree granted To the Duchess ot
Westminster IN juno OF this year
was made absolute 10y the divurc,
court today The Duchess OF W@t.
minister formerly Constance lfd
wilma daughter ~ Colonel William
turuwalhs West. was married tr
Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvcnor
second duke uf Nratmlustcr in 1901
The couple have Two children In
1914 the duke and duchess signed
a arnA -ALlNm AEInumrnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
II. Louis Wants Meeting.

ST LOUIS. Mo Dec 40 INV
democratic y'Ate committee will send
1t delegation tu the meeting ~ the
national dvWucfJlly committee at
Washington January : ia au effort
10 uh'aIu "a" national convention for
either 81. luut~ or kansas Ctty Thta
WAS decided 40 R wor.tng of the
state committee here today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Indian Appropriations :
Bill Reduced bV House

WASiirNGTON. Doc. is.--Ths In
dian appropriation ohill, reported to-
day TO the house wis reduced by tho
house comrnitteo from sl7FlOOO,
asked by government officials to
sl9,l36. 900. which In approximately
81 600, 600 lcas than the amount Tor
the current fiscal year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
FINANCIAL,
by Bud Fishe,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE
One OF the most complete and up.tr
date vu.canizlng outfits, also stoc
OF Tires, Tubes and Tire Acrrsor.e,
all Will invoice about $1,000. ".
sell machinery separate from stocl
If desired
307 East Dewey, Sapulpa, Okla
GR0cERY AND MAT MARkrr lnr.r ra
$1,000. sod i""auln chrap 'sat sea-
lAkLE hUftl IN b.st hltn 40 H la. "a fls ,,c
building tao thirb completed si hl..s 1.as1
10 complete at PER cent on gil s4 ers7
or arrange with hotel manage. 90 #a n. ~
lease mAlsrr AddieAs S,as ~. IL
Building Omaha. Nrb
81 kuuM lUrfL an dosr stair i|a VI Nh,
surei IN nlia FOR sale by oFnrf. a. lsi'.asl
81 be'h, running full all the TINE f,1fl a
Ills hotel will pay purchase pr... IN I-.4 IA,
one year. Inv rrt, i1oi lease no.l 4ay d
m"n5 nsAr Nr'er on uHtoi Ha- ri
70 sell some term u iaa t'.t H.1 WI
ncS A'e yoW stamps Niirsi MANAGE u!
Na7h Ni'n street n'ss 0kh
EITHER FART Or tan Interest DO ,4raK- w- ht-.
and best eQipp,d M the bst .t s4u ia D,
uNagr. ne. rStn1s a. present. o.a . n.sa
u"ght to make s. 900 In 'hs 81. g. ne y.
! rhng1 i1JIs. stock and bINarS "a, #s a1.t
tor S N0o n taAen At oucr V3u,- .He 70 8.
to Glfofnia Leo l., R' ''hr bshsr o,i
TN" titNE B,gRtR MioP fr a- 4.., So
room. C'l7 ~ No-'h f,o-la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Llett .Nou,letlrl.G soeNs

NNMLI 4 ..s fh-e luahb,i 20 us ,or rsai
10 man ant sits Phone o,Agr 1882
,Nu nov fuNN fulm,bri fopan cheap Srns irv' 'g
@+fh tINf.nnatl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
BUSINESS SERVICE


TF'NNN'EIh0 fTIIINtFF y
WE'NEENGE ER Exclusive rodis,e
Ladies' tailoring and fancy dress
making. Button covering. 81 az
ferru, styles Uyms.itehlrE. glIaran-
teed work loc per yard
l. WEST IITTH STREET
rhnne psaS s5Ts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
FOR SALE

One OF the most complete and up.to.
date vu!caniZlng outfits, also stock
OF Tires. Tubes and Tire Acrc ysor.p,
all Will invoice about $1,000: VII.
sell machinery separate from stock,
If desired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

MOVING ANn STORAGE
stc-s rHA Pars.s .Ftrrgrosf stcrass
PN0.s1 1sse- .s- EssF
Tvs 'r'f NH'f NHNf #- u.... .-s-f-- ~
f-s ar. nag E... a1.sa. 4rf kH.-I ra
sErs ~...~ e. ras.-.ss.s prters l.1 - t1r
Canal rlcUc ts4s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

NahIkc ANn sfnrAeE

.r . .rr--- nav - q -- -sl' ~ i--z. a.
i-r r- taE nS shaa-r .-s., E.o.s ,s-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

ROOMS fgR RtsT-fUssiSHtD u
EiUurtEN1u .la NiNu hfn,snsd Ifa.,
nom rruagv snVagrs to bath. Phone OsSs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
BOARD AND ROOMS

| ..
h'o"rtt>lg u. yiey 'a'n,,ssa g.
,fhl
,,,, ,..,.,.,.,,, ,,.-.
,,,, ,n ,,r,a r.,,,an,. ,r'n owe ,.,,,',
room .h lug- cla.h,, rlo.rt private ,nu.nrs /,
tA'h pduITs N bAc,n'nl Tor lAuudJ pvpos'
.".s 'ml'"s1 h'''ouAo's rent fh''
uUtyrN as sn,iT sl.rvin. up,AN. clos,
/ io bath Phone 1ar i.sH
| sam -ft..f F,,,,,.t.t ...,,., -.
'''.' ""ss N'''
! "NN lP N"oMmatr 90 fi'"c nome Tour moo
! KEN wan h'''N references efhsns"d fhlN'
! "' 'hhii. Lu, one in"htn sleeping foom coo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
BOARD AND ROOMS

A0GItS IS
JACOBS HutiL
500 rori ventilated rslms everything nru ND elsan
hNms 20 g~nit ami 81 sG night -. s. All
5 ih ref arrk sos tAN Ftvi strr,t
NV fERNlNu HUTFL
Main street opposite FrlsO Si4t4n elevant rpom,
al nee sHi r"1rfH rnrins vAisf M all 'olrs fri
Nais baths. sfram heat special srtkY fAiss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20

SALARY r0HNs
To -F- hr1 women ha.1H~g tH'.F
tiors Pay hs-s 50 yo1 - %
CFikTTFi IoANS -
or pa-rs Ha.sssrE G~-tt F.ra-r q,
Diamonds
Tf'f 9 4 LOAN O.
Rcr~ q uIr nAr.sf a. s
Across street from kreAs 9
Phone IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-20
Usage 6400
w A N T E D

Experienced shoe Statesmen for
Mcu'~ Shoe Department.
Ladies shoe Department.
thiilren's shoe Department.
BOYS shoe Department.
And for rubber shoes OF all kinds
AppSt ready for work to.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
Read News scimitar Wants.

eled upon that Of the bureau In New
York.
Rowlett Paine. mayer ELECT, and the
other gentlemen who will DO members
OF the city commission after the first
OF the year, have been invited to be
guests OF the club Saturday to take
part in the discussion rs to q revival
Of the bureau.
Reports from committees are due on
the proposed free farmers and o
sumers' curb market; the hillboards
nuisance; the community building com :
mittee; the city planning committee
the committee on revenues and expen-
ditures, and tho health committee.
The latter has In mind a recommen-
dation for a health survey OF Memphis
/ and the committee on revenues will re-
| port on the advisability OF a financial
survey. possibly through the agency oi
the research bureau,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
REPORT NATIONAL
GUARD SURFE|TED
Official Finds Members Have
Had Enough of Duties and
win Not Re Enter.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 2l,-National
guardsmen recently discharged from
federal service 'are surfeited with mill
tayy activities according to the an
nual report Of Mat.-Gen. Jesse Mel
Carter, chief OF the militia bureau, ls-
s,ied here Yesterday and summarizing
reports from various departments, Those
vho served in france mot only decline
10 enter the national guard but by their
talk disinGline others To do So, re-
uorts from the Southeastern depart
ment said. This mental attitude VIII be
only temporary, Gen, Carter thinks, and
that within q few months general re,
organization OF the national guard WIZ
DO possible.
gineers. four squadrons OF cavalry, two
regiments Of field artillery, Sc oempan-
les coast artillery, is regiments imam
try, two field hospitals, three ampu-
dance companies and two signal com
panIea, Gen. Carter said. PfosramB OF
other states have not been reported.
Inspecting officers reported generally
R~atisfactory conditions Ia state head
| quarters with the exception Of Texas.
THE issuing OF orders and the gen,
erai administrative conduct OF national
guard affairs In tha office OF the ad-
| ht~tant-general, state Of Texas, have not
| been satisfactory" the report stated.
There appears 10 he no coordination
with the officers OF the adJutant- gen
erals department and the United stateH
/ property and diabursing officer, the lat.
ter officer forwarding nnifoITna and
| equipment to organizations that v
| been disbanded or moved 70 other sta
| lions. HIS reason being that information
| relative 10 the changes has not been
| furnished him by the adjutant- generaFs
| office. There has been apparent an un-
necessary waAts Of government funds ~
| he shipment and handling OF federal
property In tho hands OF the state au-
| thorltles,
i'The large majority Of officers IN the
Texas guard appear not 10 be alive v
tha obligations they accepted when vol
untaeTtng In the state organizations,
The official criticized has SINCE ro'
signed. the Fepurt said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
LIGHT DOCKET
FOR us. COURT
Tyree Taylor Probably VIII
Not Appear for Trial.
for Bribery. s

one Of the llghtest doeksts In several
years will come before the November
term OF the federal court, which opens
In Memphis on Monday. There are
very few cases Of more than minor
Importance and, unless there , in
dictmehts returned by the grand jury
OF a sensational nature, the approach
ing term win be devoid Of general in
OF the cases whore indictments have
already been returned that against 4.
TyFea Taylor, former chief deputy
United States marshal, Is the most inn
portAnt. Federal officials, however, do
not believe that this case VIII cnme be-
fore tho court az this time, as Tayior,
who made bond In the sum Of $4,000,
soon after hts indictment on charges q
bribery last summer, has left hts $40, 900
farm near lmboden, Ark and his pres,
INT whereabouts are unknown 70 local
| officials,
Taylor was indicted at a special ses-
sion Of the grand jury during h early
part Of August, Three indictments, al
leging bribery and conspiracy were re-
turned against him. he surrendered 2
the United States marshal and made
bond In tho sum Of $4,000, his brother,
M. w. Taylor. OF frentan, Tenn, and
j. r, Carthel, Of Memphis, signing the
bond, Tayler returned 20 Imhoden and
In q short while left that place ae-
companied by his wife. Ne stated that
he Was going to 81. Louis, since that
time his friends In Memphis have not
heard from him and the opinion pre-
walls al the federal building that he
will not appear for trial.
Up to April, last, Taylor was chleI
deputy United States marshal ana the
indictments returned against him charge
/ that hA uaeantaA gHFtOuR sums Of money
from bootieHEers and whlsky-Tunners
for allowing whisky boats to land in
Memphis and unload their eontrabahd
earg0es without m~plestation, HIS IN
dlotmsnt followed q vigorous inVesusa-
tion by agents OF the department Of
Judge John u, Mccall is expected z,
charge the new grand jury which VII
convene on Monday with partloulat
reference 10 violations OF the recently
enacted pFafiteefing and hoardlng lAw
and indications point 10 . very risdu
Investigation OF the present high prices
Of necessities OF life. Agents, o. the
department OF justice stationed in Mem
uhis nave a large amount OF uata VI
reference 10 high prices In their nhes
and they viii doubtless be called upon
By the grand jury TO furnish tnen'
The nature OF this information Is, Of
course, withheld and the probable ac'
ton Of the grand Jury cannot even ee
anticipated. - a,
the attention Of. the grsnd Suty Y,
which an arrest has already been maa'
4 that OF Albert Massey, negro. termel
postmaster at Proctor, ATM, charKse
WIN raising 81 hills to $40 bills, AR,
Intimately so Of these raised pul
were given out In Memphis; Masss,
Al His home several days after he mar
rowiy escaped arrest when he atlemnt
I'd 10 PASS a raised bill to Mrs Belty,
n BuTchstead, cashier a. the Gran
Central station, In his flight from IN
station Massey left a hApp e an
taIning papers which lead 70 his ap
nrahenslon' He IL now at liberty, W
der bond TO await the action OF "
grand jury,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
WILL TALK ABOUT
CITY FINANCES

The City club nas so many committee
reports due that II IL doubtful II all
can DO considered at Saturdays lunch
con,
The special order Of business is a
discussion Of the proposed reorganiEa-
ton OF the bureau OF municipal re-
search. This Is a chartered organisa.
tien, but has been Inactive for the past
ak years, as no funds were available
for Ia work. II It's work IL TO be re-
vived, funds for Its support must be
secured by private or public suhscrip-
tion,
During the three years Of It's active
work, surveys OF the city, county and
board of education finances were made,
ana new systems OF accounting were
recommended and put IN practice In
the board Of education and the office
OK the county chairman. some changes
in city accounting methods were also
made, but since then a completely new
system Of accounts has been put ~
The System OF the bureau was mod
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
l38,e97 BOTTLES
or BEER INTO SEWER

ZION CITY, ILL.,, Nov. e1.~From a
platform ak feet high. ias,aa7 bottles
Of ~ per cent beer today were emp
tied into a trough that ran to an opened
aswer, Mai, w, II, clendenntn poured
the first hottie and Chief Of Police
Theodore Becker and his aids finished
the operation.
The beer was ordered destroyed by
Judge Claire q. Edwards nf the Wau-
kegan circuit court after Il had beer
confiscatea when seized from smug-
Elers from Wisconsin.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
CHATTANOOGA WAYS
ASK FOR SEVEN CENTS

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Noy, 81
A~ppltnation was made 10 United States
District Judge Edward T, Sanford here
today BY attorNays Of the Chattanooga
Railway and Light company, CoFnmer-
cIal Trust companies and others inter,
ested IN the rccelvarshlp Of tho local
street car system for authority To- apply
10 the state utilities commission TOT ~
Increase In fares from five 10 seven
cents with two cents additional for
transfere. Increased cost Of mainten-
ance and Increased wageA TO operatives
we're the reasons advanced for the In
uTeher.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
%BLYTHEvILLE BAPTIST
TO HOLD OPEN MEET

BLYTHEyiLIiE, ARK, Nov q tspll
THE First Baptist church ~ blythe'
time dinner on the ground and service
on Nov, 20, which Will open the solicit
ing week OF the Baptist t1b, oo0, 300 am
palgn. There will be the regular serf'
Ices in the morning and In the afternoon
all the workers IN the campaign. WI
| start nut 20 make n canvass of AL me
| Bapttsta IN tpwnA over tAt,goS ~ the
$780, zoe quota has been raised,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
NECLECTINC THAT |
COLD OR COUGH
/
Why, When DR., Kings New
Discovery So Promptly
Checks It

It's natural YOU dent want to be cafe
less and let that old cold or cough dfag
on or that new attack develop ~seriously
Not when you can get such a provsa
successful remedy as DIR. Kings NsM
Discovery,
Cold, cough, grippe, Group does npt
resist this standard relieyer very lonE
It's quality is as high today as 1t alwaxa
has been--and it's been growing steadilN
in popularity for more than fifty Yeas
soc and s1.20 a bottle at all druggistn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
CuRZ0N THANKS u. S.
FOR PRINCES WELCOME

LONDON, Nov, Misrepresentation Of
the welcome extended the prines OF
Wales In the United states was en-
presaed taday BY Earl Curzon, aecre-
tary for foreign affair,
warmth az the reception the United
states has accorded the prince 81
Wales,n he said. There could he no
surer Indication Of this depth ~ the
real friendship whIeh united the great
English .speaking nations, England hts
watched tho events " the lhst leN
| tnfs q manifestation Of mutual at
| lection ard eatenIl.H
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
SAYS q WILL STICK.

PARIS, Nov, 81, iHavas Inter
viewed by n representative of the news
paper Oeuvre relative to the political
Situation, Rene Vivlani, former pre-
mier, has stated that Premier Cismen-
ceau viii remain In his present office
until January, and then will become
president Of the republic, NJ, Nlvianl
Ii quoted an denying any intention to
the chamber 81, deputies in opposition to
Paul n~eschanel.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
TWO ROBBERS HOLD UP
FORT SMITH POKER PARTY

FORT SMITH, AN, Nov 2l-roiles
last night were saafching for two well.
dreHsed strangers wh0 held up and
robbed four members OF . ''poksr party
which was hiding forth u q i0cal
hetel. The two robbers are known and
police expect 10 effect arrests io0Ay,
THE bandits were members ~ the party,
The four victims Hre from Ltus Rock
and Muskogea.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
COUGHED
THREE MONTHS
-@~---=~a-
Relief In "a Hours. Simple
Home Medicine Did
"a

Mr.. II. G. Hont, chief operator. r. G..
r. r., Birmingham, Ala, writes:
x tried your Mentho-LAxena for a
cough and I find II the premier medi-
cine for that atlmenf. | had q cough
for three months and made me a syrup
Of your Menthn-LAxsne and | got per
manent relief In twenty four hours, etc.
Mentho-IAxene iH q richly noncen-
tratAd mixture OF wild cherry, Toiu,
Grindella, Menthoe Ammonium chloride
In az ounce BOTTLES. Mixed at homo
with simple syrup, II makes q full pint
A wonderful medicine, wonderfully
cheap, and guaranteed most effective
for colds. coughs. catarrh, hoarsenesa,
difficult breathing, etc adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

Atwood garments, in good styles. some fur
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
Tardy Bowels, Inert Live

They just won't let You put Pen
into your work or play, Sick headaehe
comes from retaining waste matter and
impurities in the body.
Feel right for anythins-make the
liver lively, the bowels function reEu-
larly, with DR.. Kings New Life FsS
Smoothly yet positively they prodnee
results that cleanse the system ana
make the liver and bowels respond ID
the demands of a strong, healthy bodSz.
stili 25c-at all druggists. Try Their
tonight. ADJ.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

trimmed. These coats are mostly carried
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

over models, but all in splendid style now.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

Don't think because of this low price that