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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Special Bargains in
and Dodge Cars

rs CARS TO SELECT FROM. ALL
IN PERFECT MECHANICAL coNDI-
TON. DODGE AND FORD sEpANs.
TOURING CARS AND RoADsTERs.
ABOUT oNE-HALF DOZEN GOOD
TRUCKS IN THE LOT.
DODGE TOURING ..............s $50
DODGE TOURING ,............ $50
DODGE TOURING ..........,..,, $50
DODGE SEDAN ................ 1900
DODGE ROADSTER ..,....,..... e75
FORD TOURING ................. $50
FORD TOURING ......"....... $50
FORD ROADSTER ............... $50
FORD TRUCK ......,...........,: 400
FORD TRUCK, WORM DRIVE. s2S
oNE-THIRp CASH, BALANCE TEN
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Geo. w. Pryor, Jr.
262 MONROE PHONE MAIN 1885.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Demurrer Filed
To Hasten Cruise
OF Mystery Boat

A new angle TO the mystery boat"
divorce suit was taken recently when
the attorney for Louis j. Byrne filed
a demurrer 70 the divorce bill of his
wife, Helen Byrne, In the circuit court,
asking that the original suit be thrown
out Of court on the ground hat II has
already been shown that a divorce was
granted.
}. B. Webb. attorney for Mrs. Byrne,
holds that Byrne has never procured
a divorce from his client under the
name Of Byrne, but did procure one
while she was absent in south Ameri-
ca from one Helen Miles, suing under
the name Of Edward Miles. He con-
tends, therefore, that the court has
no jurisdiction 10 dismiss the suit. His
client, he declared, does not recognize
the alias Of Miles and therefore there
Is no evidence to show that she has
eve been divorced.
Mrs. Byrne several months ago filed
q sensational suit for divorce against
Louis j. Byrne, She alleges that he
sent her 70 South America on busl-
ness and that while she was there, got
a divorce from her on the ground Of
abandonment, and married another
woman In the meantime he has been
~Hssiduously building a ~seagoing vessel
but on Madison avenue across from For
rest park.
The petitioner in her bill for divorce
grew eloquent. She alleged hat her
husband, a shipbuilder by trade, n
wealthy mar and a globe trotter. was
erecting the ship with the purpose Of
taking his other wife down the muddy
waters of the Mississippi out to the
golden sea, Rnd hat he has planned
70 take her around tho world In tho
boat.
The defendant has not filed an an
swer, but is seeking to have the oTigi-
nal bill set aside ON demurrer,
Mrs, ByTne Is asking for a divorce
and alimony In the sum Of k25, 900.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
NO CASE OF FLU ,
HAS SHOWED UP

The city health department is juhIlant
over the fact that no case Of Spanish
Influenza has baen reported In the past
month,
The recent fear that the fatal disease
would recur IN the United States and
especially in Memphis caused the U, s.
public health service to issue warn.
ings and the city health department
accordingly warned the people OF Mem.
phis to prepare for the disease, Neither
department, however, claimed to know
that the dreaded disease would return
to take toll OF thousands Of lives, but
announced that II might he well TO he
prepared II the disease did return.
No harm has been done, In the mat.
ter OF taking precautions, and no harm
viii be done II the people continue TO
take the ordinary precautions, az such
precautions A. are taken TO prevent the
spread OF Spanish influenza will also
prevent the spread Of such respiratory
diseases as colds, ordinary influenza or
lagrippo, bronchitis and bronchial and
lobar pneumonia and asthma,
The health department advises the
public to be careful and not expose
themselves and to take immediate
treatment for colds as heretofore.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
BRAZIL MAKES CHANGES
IN DIPLOMATIC CORPS

RIO JANEtRO. Oct. lS-Offioial an.
nouncement of important changes In the
representatives of Brazil at several Eu-
ropean capitals has been made by presi-
dent Persoa and Foreign Minister Mar
quies Tho purpose OF the changes was
the reorganization Of tho diplomatic
and consular services 70 that they may
meet more efficiently after the war
conditions and care for nraEils eX-
panding commerce.
Or. Fontoura Xavier, minister 10
Great Britain, viii be ambassador TO
Portugal, and H. NJ. de souHa- Dantas,
minister to Belgium, IL made ambas-
sador to Italy.
pomicio de Cana, ambassador to the
United States, Ia the new ambassador
10 Great Britain, whllo H. REGIS da
Ollyeira, minister to France, Ia trans
fcrred to Vienna and A. Rarros Moreira,
minister 10 Austria, ie sent TO Belgium
Or, Gastoa do CunhN, ambassador 10
Italy, has been sont to Paris,
II was Announced that Antonio Olyn.
the NJ, de Magalhaes, former amhassa-
dor TO France, who was recently APP
pointed ambassador to Portugal, has not
occupied hts post at Lisbon and had
announced his retirement from the ser.
Vice. No one has as yet been chosen
as ambassador at Washington,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
WILLIAMS LOST VOTES
THROUGH POLICE WORK

II came to the knowledge OF the
Citizens ticket Saturday that on the
closing day of the registration, Friday,
negroes were registered by the automo-
tile load In the Ninth ward. In one Of
h precincts q man named Keywood,
one OF the registrars, handed out VIII
Hams instruction cards 10 all persons
registering, However, no did not ave
any instruction cards for the Citizens
ticket 20 hand around.
one lady. a school teacher. went to
this precinct 10 register, She had in
tended to vote for the Williams ticket.
When she arrived she saw automobile
loads OF negroes registering and saw the
registrar handing out instruction cards.
She asked for one and It was handed
to her. II was a Williams instruction
card.
Asking tho registrar II he had any
instruction cards for the Citizens ticket,
he answered that no had not.
The lady returned to her home, de-
clarlnG that she would not vote the
Williams ticket but tho Citizens ticket.
after she found out the method used by
the former TO get votes. She said she
also was able 10 persuade several other
ladies who had planned to vote the
Williams ticket TO change their minds
and vote the white mans ticket"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
SERVICE FLAG OF HARRIS
MEMORIAL DEM0BlLIZED

Generalization or the service nag
viii be held at Harris Memorial Meth
odist church Sunday at 8 pm.
Capt. g. T. Fitzhugh win deliver the
address. and a special invitation Is ex-
tended TO all returned soldiers and their
friends.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Bong OF fraise observation-disclosures,
Choir.
Service Is Our Watchword ...........
Congregation.
= AasNl sgsHsssass ssss ss~rss
Rev. w. W. Adams.
We Are Tenting Tonight .........,.
Mrs. C.. p. Lee.
Roll Call and Presentation Of Flag
G, H. Shelley.
Song-Star Of Gold
Miss Ludie Campbell,
AhDeIlCd r.rssss.s
Congregation.
Capt. G. 7. Fitzhugh.
Reading-He's Come Home ..........
Mrs. W. W. Adams.
Doxolop
Benediction.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
SUNDAY SUPPER FOR MEN
AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

At the First Presbyterian church sun
day morning at II o'clock DR.. william
son will preach on Coming to the
Breaking Point and Not Breaking"
A new idea win control the Sunday
night service. Tho men Of the church
will be divided into groups. Group lead
ers and their men, together with In
vited men, will have supper at $3.50
o'clock in the church. A home atmos-
phere and welcome viii be awaiting
those who rome,
At 1880 o'clock a service for every
body begins, Songs that live in the
peoples hearts will he suns, and well
sung. Every Sunday evening some man
OF the church viii speak four minutes
on his success in interesting men in
religion. DR.. Williamson win have a
message, Friendship and Service Are
the Motives Get One" is the slogan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
AMERICAN LEGION GUESTS
OF CENTRAL BAPTISTS

"A Great Promise. a Great Prayer
and a Great Program win be Rev. ben
Cox's subject at Central Baptist church
at II am. Sunday. At night his text
will be "A Good Soldier" Al this SER
vice members Of the American Legion,
with their families and friends viii be
the special guests. Selections will be
furnished by the Central Male quartet.
and the girls Of the Wal Camp Com
munity service, will sing Ring Out
Sweet Bells Of Peace" Stereopticon
slides win be shown preceding the SER
mon. Interesting Views from France,
etc, will be shown.
DR., Cox will preach at s o'clock every
night next week. He has conducted re-
vivale at ten different places this year,
and Is now up with his engagements.
The gospel In sermon and song will be
a special feature of these meetings. and
opportunity viii be given for testimo-
MES every night. Much attention VIII
also be given to prayer.
A cordial invitation Ia extended to
church members all over the city who
are really concerned in the deepening
of the spiritual life. The noon meet
ings will be held daily as usual.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18

law addition 70 Memphis, and beginning
az the northwest corner Of Looney ay-
enue and Sixth street; thence west
Wardiy with the north line Of Looney
avenue sixty-four and one-fourth (6AMl
leeti thence northwardly, parallel with
sixth street Eeventy-four and on~e-fourth
Ai4Al rect; thence eastWardly parallel
WITH Looney avenue sixty-fou and one.
fourth t64h) feet 70 the west line OF
sixth street; thence southwardly sew
enty-four and one-fourth (74h) feet to
me point OF beginning and being the
same land conveyed IN deed recorded
N record book SOS, page 436 Of the reg
see.
Homestead and dover and all rights
and equities OF redemption are express
~ waived in said trust deed, and the
tue, 70 said property Is believed to be
good but we sell and convey the same
as trustees only.
This Oct, II, 1918.
]. Il. HOLMES
r. e. PALMER,
Trustees,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
NeWs of Rivers
River Bulletin.

Memphis, Tenn. oct rs, am
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
SIMMONS WILL
BUILD WAREHOUSE
FOR HARDWARE
Old Planters Warehouse To Be
Raced 10 Make Room for
Modern Concrete Structure.
Covers Whole Block.

The Planters warehouse. recently puF-
chased by the Simmons Hardware com
pany, Is to be RACED to make way for
a mammoth new building Of reinforced
concrete construction, with over $50, 000
square feet OF floor space, strictly mod
crn in every respect and with every
facility for handling a business OF from
81, 900. zoe to $4,000. 900 n year.
The Memphis house viii be known
as h Simmons Hardware company.
Of Memphis, and not be a branch, but
will have the same standing with the
Louis, Philadelphia, and other large
cities have, Plare for the new build
ing are now being drawn by Jones a
furbringer, architects.
d, J.. TONNES. OF the advertising de-
partment Of Simmons Hardware Co.,
is here with George S, Davidson, for
lnerly Of this city. now secretary Of
Simmons Hardware TO, at Philadelphia,
who will be the head of Simmons Hard
Co.'S business house, which Il is
hoped viii be opened some time during
1880,
Vic date when they can open this
hebse and start their business from
Memphis depends upon the length OF
local building
This building Is to be located on the
site OF the Planters warehouse, which
covers tho half block bounded by
HulinE, Talbot and Tennessee streets.
and the alley on the east. IL will have
a floor space Of over $50. 900 square feet.
Mr.. TONNES said IL is proposed to
put hero the most complete stock OF
assorted hardware. cutlery, sporting
goods and automobile supplies that has
ever been carried in the South.
Mr., Townes expressed the belief that
Memphis soon would become the South's
leading hardware point because there
are now In Memphis two very good
hardware jobbors and with the addition
Of a third. the volume OF whose bust
ness II Is hoped VIII run UP 10 equal
that Of the other two together. Mem
phis should become tho distributing
center for hardware for the states south
and west Of It and for a considerable
part OF Tennessee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
BIRTHS.

Charles r., and Maggie Powell Hutch
ing. 1913 Cedar, Oct, Z; boy.
Robert ], and Eugenla Bonginotti, sa5
Stcnewall, Sept, 20, girl.
William and Christine Webb wenglor,
1853 Looney, Oct. .; boy,
Sterling l., and Bessie Ellert, 1lol
Beechwood, Oct. IL; girl.
Jessie and Clara Balloon Ward. Me-
breska street, oct Is; boy,
John IT, and Lucy kimbrell Skarp.
oleaos, ~ Mallory avenue. oct. s; boy,
Nathan and Eva Glassman Novich,
SSt South Main. Oct, "a; Girl,
Marion u, and Selma Garley Brock,
I'LL TutWler, Oct. 10; boy.
Eugene and CARMEL Nicholson Simms,
S5l Lane avenue, Oct, IA; girl.
Charlie and Hattie Beckton Cox.
foot OF Illinois, Oct Is, girl.
Lane and Ida Howard, 1856 Dunlap,
Oct, 10, boy,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Orders From SeUeR
States For Artists
Course; Seats Left

Orders from seven states Rre coming
IN 10 the Cortese brothers for the art
lists course-Tenncssee. Arkansas. Mis-
slasippi, Missouri, Alabama. Kentucky
and Louisiana. Although the demand
has been and continues heavy for seats,
many still are available and the only
regret Is that there is not an auditorium
large enough TO make II possible for
many more 10 hear the famous artists
is not available. Seats are on sale al
the O. X. Houck piano store.
Tho greatest interest IN the forth
coming course oenters around the en-
Pagement Of GalIi.Curci. who comes In
January. and Frances Aida, the great
Metrolitan opera house star. who comes
IN November. II the reports on Charles
iiAckett, also Metropolitan opera house
star. are only half true. a sensation Ia
due the night he appears jointly With
Madame Aida.
Albert Spalding, the American violin.
iEt. stands at the head of the great
violinists America has produced. Ru-
dolph CAM. tho wonderful Swiss plan
list, completes the list of artists.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
RECONSTRUCTION. THEME
OF THE0S0PHY TALKER

After the war comes reconstruction.
tho world war has destroyed the old In
t%ernationRl relations TO their very found
attons. So, thinks Eugene W. Munson,
national lecturer Of the Philosophical
society In the United States and Can
ada, who will he In Memphis Oct. 10
2O-2i for n scrles Of three lectures.
Mr. Munson offers IN this course tho
following %lecturess
Sunday, oct, ~, The New Interna-
ttonal ship OF State" a blackboard talk
on International reconstruction.
Monday. oct, 90, ''Reincarnation,'
Tuesday. oct, u, "As a Man Think
eth" a stereopticon on the power Of
thought, telepathy, etc, showing some
thought forms.
The lectures viii be given In the Con
cert hall Of the .Woman's building and
will begin at S;l5 pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
BELGIAN ROYALTY NEARS
ARlZ0NA'S GRAND CANYON

ON BOARD KING ALBERT's SpE.
CtAL TRAIN, Oct, lS.-Aftor a week in
California, Albert, king OF the Belsians,
ana his party were eastward bound
today with the Grand Canyon OF Ari.
zona as their next scheduled stop.
The schedule OF tho roynl special In
Mudes stops at Emporia, kas.. Monday
evening at Kansas City at midnight Tor
an hour, st. Louis at . O'Clock Tues.
day morning for six hours and Spring.
Held, Ill, where his majesty will visit
2 am. Wednesday for seven hours >"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
DEATHS.

Mira. Magdelcne Woerne. 81, 900 lief.
fcrson, Oct. l, cardiac Valvular renal
disease.
John r, ELLIS, GS, 1851 Peabody, Oct.
t6 hemiplcgia.
Arthur Dalton, 50, 799 Rayburn, Oct.
IL, tuberculosis,
Mrs, Allie Hall, As, st. Joseph's hos
pital. Oct, 10; tetanus from NAH In foot.
Mrs, Catherine Merlo, 81, 500 ponto-
toe, Oct. Is; cancer.
Moses c, Bursk, 60. CARLY. Ramsay
hospital, oct. "a; myoearditls.
John Harris, 81, General hospital, oct.
Is; p2ritonitis, ahscess OF liver.
Edward w, Wilkinson. 4s, 1918
Greenwood, Oct, Is, nephritis. bron-
chitis,
l.. X, Jones, Z months, rear 4I4 Geor-
gia, Oct, l6,
Annie Bridges. o., roar 1916 Texas.
Oct. 10; apQplexy,
J. Tate, ~, Home for Aged and In
firm, Oct, l6; chronic intestinal ne
phritis.
Raby FAINT, 2 months, rear $50 South
Second, Oct. t6, bronchitis, anemia,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
BIDS

Bids win be received and publicly
opened by the Shelby County Commits,
sion at their office, Room No. Z, in tht
Courthouse, Memphis, Tennessee, at
o'clock pm. Thursday, october %. 1918
for furnishing one or more cars OF De-
definite lengths. sizes y inch SQUARE
u inch square. Y inch square, / incl
square, IA inch square, IN inch square
Bids will also be received for the pur-
chase Of ] Concrete Mixer, Z cubic
feet capacity.
The Commission reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSION,
BY II. W. HALE. Secretary.
October II 1e1a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
METHODIST CHURCH
EXPECTS GREAT REVIVAL

The Rev. W. p. Hamilton, pastor OF
the Mississippi Boulevard Methodist
church, announces that the protractod
meeting that was to have started last
Sunday was postponed on account OF
the continuous rains, but that II will
eektn Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock,
with the Rev, c. u. Norman, n. d.,
doing tho preaching. There viii be
services each day at 1890 am. and 7.i5
pm. throughout the meeting,
1t was the unanimous opinion of those
who heard DIR, Norman that his preach
ing was OF the highest order, and a
great revival is anticipated by the
members OF the congregation. Every
ono is cordially invited to attend the
services
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
FROST FAILS TO SHOW
BUT Is ABOUT DUE

A temperature Of as degrees regis
tered at I o'clock Saturday morning IL
the lowest so far this fall, Weather bu-
reau officials predict practically sta
tonary temperature for Sunday with
continued fair weather.
Although weather bureau authorities
expressed the opinion Friday that frost
IN exposed places a a probability for
Friday night and Saturday morning,
none was discernible during the early
hours Of Saturday,
The present cold wave is not unusual
for this eason Of tho yoar, On the con-
arary. Memphis should have felt cold
precedent. A light frost may be ex-
pected during the coming week. as Oct.
u Is the average date for the first
light frost,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
MARRIAGE

Minnie Louise Baird to Douglass
Mitchell Williams, Mary Helen Gibson
to A. ]. Nix, Jeane Yuvett Goldberg 10
George Washington BALES, Reulah Kate
Adams to Pete Nitellis, Lillian Gray to
Edward Lee Thrash, Cornelius Bell "a
Frank Gage, Mary @, Hutchison to
John N, Harrison, Jettie Hollowell to
Martin King,
Jane Harris to Chance Farmer. Ice
Anna Harris to billiard s. cambridge,
Eva Rowe to Henry Day, Katie pritch-
EFT TO Willie Leach, Octavta Nelson to
Ollie Nelson, Annie jackson to Samuel
Hardaway, Ada Brown to Joe Potter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
SAYS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY

How Christian Science, in teaching
God, has r~einstated primitive Chrlsti-
ah}ty, was explained to a goodly sized
audience Friday evening at the Chris.
tian Science temple by Il. n, Dieter,
lecturer. of st, Louis.
Particularly clear was the speakers
enunctation Of the tenets Of the faith
and how ita teaching runs more nearly
In Holy Writ even to the healing Of the
and other works sometimes Classed
IA miracles, but according TO the Chris
tlan Scientists faith only emanatiops
from an omnIscient, omniprcsent intel
liNeucc,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
SCHOOL BUILDING.

HICKORY FLAT, MISS.
Sealed bids will be received by trus-
tees and building committee jointly for
the erection in Hickory Flat, Miss, Of q
tWro-story brick, consolidated school
building with basement. hot air heat
ing and modern plumbing, till ~ o'clock,
noon, Friday. Oct. 81, 1918. A certified
check for two hundred dollars must ae-
company all bids on building.
Plans and specifications on file at
office OF M H. Henry. chairman, Hick-
ory Flat, Miss, on and after Oct. 10,
1918, or at office OF A. II. Hindsman,
architect, Tupelo. Miss.
Right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
A deposit of $40 is required on plans
sent out TO bidders, to be returned
on receipt of plans back in good con
dition.
Heating and plumbing let in separate
contracts.
NJ II Chairman y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Marks & Davis
Take HOnOrS At
Atlanta On HOqS

Marks & Davis. OF Buntyn, Tenn,
breeders OF big type Poland China hogs,
captured the highest honors In this
breed Of swine at the Atlanta fair this
week. More than $500 In premiums
were awarded Individual animals in
their exhibit, far more thar fell to the
lot Of any other single exhibition.
Among the prizes won were four
tirsts, eight seconds, five thirds, five
fourths, n fifth, two seventies, and
one eighth. In tho under year gilt
class, Marks 4 Davis took first, third
and fourth premiums in q ring of 40
contenders. In the junior SOW pig
class third, seventh and eighth prizes
came to the Buntyn firm out of ring
Of i6 animals.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS

noCKERY-Funeral services Of the
late Hughla Rice, wife Of VIII Dockery.
conducted by the Rev. Ben Cox, will
be held AZ family residence, II North
Bellevue boulevard, tomorrow Sunday
morning, az 10 O'clock. Friends are
invited
Intermeut private in Forest filn Gem.
etery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
Rally Day Exercises.

Rally day exercises will BIO held OF
the Evergreen Sunday school. Sunday
morning az $3.50, Special music, a
cordial invitation to attend Is extended
To everyone.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-18
UNlTARlANS TO DISCUSS
PUBLIC SCHOOL PROBLEM

The preaching service OF the t'nita-
rian church for Sunday morning viii Ia
devoted TO the public schools Of Mem.
phis, Mrs. Walter l.. Gray. member
o. We BOARD OF education, Miss MARY
force. and DIR, william Fneshriher Viii
all take part In the services. The sinh.
jeet will be considered from the ylss
point OF the children, the teachers and
the parents. ""u