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The evening world., 1919-01-09
BOWliHg Alley.
By Chatter Tack

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I'-toIu lni,N.duil Championship tow
in. tournament last ufght. 1iis se~le
a.. l.v,...,. L.. sinh, r,,,.,y,,.,i,,..
l,,f. s,,.,.s Uro,l,a, ,..,Ic ,,iey'
and "u,pp, Charley uJm,r OF tic
Isr,, .Ii.,s I.cp,v ,,,nus. ,yl ia,
-. n. ~
N'''," I' Was OF ''' I'h'N i"eF ; tlat
tho series v,is Ip.,i. Eomcr Viunin
... -.
o"o w s'v'u was ''''I u"' MS ''' 'h-
tire series. This NIs made 10y SabbJ
In the first r,ue of fine ,rc,in.
i'om'is average Io. ."o series was
IA is, against lpJ l-p tor Sibby. The
scores.
TONER 100. l',' No. ''V' l'i' 10" !
a'''os'' 10 TO.
SANDY F---'", IoI 49, Loo, lol' III :
i'''is'' 100 10
io-u'sht VIII 10 BIZ niEht IN tue
tourney Is no loss 'uan cIght NJ the
- 70
meet Ai tho Mctopoitan alleys. 81.
Nicholas Avenue aud lStst street, tran'>
Rrcitcnrrli representing the Bergman
hIoS! WNi NY con 'Id7lohS WIN Littla
ii'y" itlJcR; tne ZONE pia!S, AZ tnp
nNcfSIty Alleys tordham Road AMI
conclusions with Jimmie Senatore. Boil
oave rollci in up 70 dt'c, aud il is fic.
., i,'' ir fri'Nn ~, 'u ''Sl, toH,"
ALL. S. Ni,bol,a N,o,u, ana La,
street. Nlcy. punhI- I. all prired 10
J,,t HIl I,s ,l'sr.'-sr, '5,, ~ III
Tho argument however SO there is suro
Zoe ID II
The evening world., 1919-01-09

Greater latitude IN the rules govern
ing eligibility for competition In the
intercollegiate championship track and
field games will be proposed az the
annual meeting OF the intercollegiate
Association OF Ameteur Athletes OF
America on March |. Gustavus T..
Kirby. Chairman OF the Advisory
Committee OF the association, mas
suggested notifications OF the rules
to meet war conditions and these
will be threshed out and possibly
changed slightly at the meeting OF the
Executive Committee in this city on
Jan. ~.
No opposition appears TO exist 70
the thirty-cighth annual national
championship tournament for the
singles title OF the United states
again being decided on the historic
turf OF the West side Tennis club at
Forest HIS, l., ]. In view OF tho
fact that tho annual meeting OF the
Nest Side Tennis club Is to be held
at Delmonico's, Fifth Avenue and
aith Street, tomorrow night, the at
titude Of all the other influential
clubs OF the country Is important
william +. Riggs, Secretary OF the
Maryland Jockey Club. was visitor
AT the Offices OF The Jockey Club yes
terday aud will remain in New York
for several days. Telling OF the plans
for the spring racing at Pimlico, Mr..
Riggs said that his club would ask
for the usual first fifteen days I'm
May and that the tentative dates had
been chosen for both the Oaks and
the PreaknCss.
Columbia's tentative basketball sched-
ule was announced to-day by Lever
Ing Tyson. graduate Manager OF Athlot-
les The list as il has been made up
The evening world., 1919-01-09
Kid Norfolk
Stops Turner
In -Four Rounds
Ispni.I 10 The n1enlng World }

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-iid Norfolk, the
colorcd heavyweight from Panama
stopped clay Turner, the Indian boxer
from 81. Paul, in four rounds at the
Armory 4. c. last night Although
Turner won the decision over Norfolk
when they fought here before, the
fans last night made the latter
faNoTltC,
In the opening session there was
Ettlc to choose between the pair, for
they had not warmed up to their
work. In the second round Turner
went after Norfolk and in that as
we'll as the third had the better or
the milling. lie sent his right a
uumbcr Of times to Norrolks Jaw
and also did some good intightipg.
In the tuird round Norfolk Juiupod
INTO a lett jLb which sent him back
or his balance and he was hridgrd
when hc hit the mat, lie was on his
feet quickly, however.
Tho fourth round had gone about a
minute when Norfolk forced the In
dian back close to the ropes. lie then
/ followed il quickly with "A right TO
/ tho jaw, Turner went to the mat
aud after the referee had counted 'tn,
! got 10 his feet but fell back again,
! Wn,n he arose Ne wanted to CON
'Nuuo the battling, but the referee told
, him n was all over
Turner's second claimed the referee
had not counted ten before the In
dian was on his fccl causing "A scat
laugh from the fans at the r.nEsidc.
Master HRLcrs BovIcrs Organize
1lr Nssl"t Hla.F' RHViuF Iutn NJ tir brn'
have arranged .w q grand pIlHr nIWlng ,Out.r
f0r laiioS aud s,ut!enieu Al Eh!iusA I4sino ale,
~ AIMS Awrue and iiBth Streot NOV Yor
,aN On tlln a.tsu'ol AID evening ~ Feh 4
The evening world., 1919-01-09

had printed 'Gott Mitt Uns.'
WHATS that mean asked tho
Australian.
"'God ia with us answered the
G. rman iu very good English.
1--WE should worry, the lanllg arc
with u.s. replied the boy from Aus
trniia.
THAT Cnvc Us n good laugh" said
johnny. "'rhc Germans, you know.
had an awful dread of the Nanhs.
They would fight the FrcnChmcn and
tho EnGliShmcn to standstill, but
whenever they knew the Nanks were
ter how many were knocked off, he
Jcrrys quit every time
TOHNNY has words ~ praise fnr
Gen. ORyan. Hes IA fine rcopt.
j At KENNEL nm he was right mp
in the front liuA" says Lore. "Ouc
day he came along and asked Capt.
Buckley 'lluw are you fcoding?'
Fine said the Captain.
"'Oh, ! know you are feeding fine,
but how about the hoys|
That's the kind Of man the Cen
! Cral u.s.
And say" went on Johnny, "thcro
was Capt, Slawson. of Slawsun.
! Hobbs g. Decker, "A millionaire, he's
another real fellow. lie always won't
over the top with his company \
I brave guy he is, | know some cap
! tains who always had to go behind
/ tor some reason Or other when things
were coming our way.
"Iiout. N'rZ" continued lohlnv
was another rrCular guy. Why, uo
! wouldn't eat II Ills men didn't
/ ManN's a time n" went out aul
| bought q pig and lad II roasted for
us, lie Wua with his men all TIC
| time"
johnny forgot the war long cnourl
90 ray KIND word fur ,hc doctors
and nurses at Grand Couual Palac.
here. "Mhy. they treat rs like bu.
bios $50 good and kind.
"SuN Nj Irrtnur," und tive war W.,
q forgotten subject, "do Nou thank II
ho able 10 nght again I'm oul!
tWcntN-hlN, and NO one could eve
lick mo. I was thinking of going ul
10 my uuClc's m the Adirundu j
Mountains tu get some of tina 10
pounds uti und irving to come back
Wo know OF no reason why Lur
shouldn't bc ablc 10 nght as well. /
not better than he ever did. Away
game In the ring, be has acquir,
through the war a brand new kind @
courage which should Eoc him sue
cessfully through any encounter
The evening world., 1919-01-09

Columbia's tentative basketball sch ed
ule was announced to-day by Lever
ing Tyson. graduate Manager OF Athlot'
les The list as il has been made uI
The evening world., 1919-01-09
Mn.irr nnLrrs MnnIcrr nrrnni,

1ur N.st"t Hla.r' RHyiur run NJ tie BronN
have arranged .u q rr4ul ggltH pIslng content
for ladios and seut.emen a kh.insS t4sino Ilsya.
taiy. On uH A-tsuuon afd evening ~ Feh ~
NAM u1aos Wtn he al"nvd for oumpstition. snd
sE,s.-i ~ iuyiiT'frns fsl ihc ccr,cr. ~! - :
hyvlS ons
The evening world., 1919-01-09
DepoSed Manager of PhilIicS
to Help McGraw to Try TO
Land Another Worlds
Championship.
nv Alex. Su!IicGn.

"T1TlI tho announcement that the
w Giants have signed Pat Mo-
The evening world., 1919-01-09

The National Bu-oui Company 'urplore~ hsr,
enga@rd ai-vs a. tho Waite Elephant No ia
BradyaS, Nev Nork for SATURDAY ovcninss dur
inc the trlanor - tie s-=lsun. fha Tournament
tour Al,Ss
The evening world., 1919-01-09

TIE Jolly CV'~ L,dics' Rowing Club entyed
an c'cn,res h"s'rs ~ rhln's White Elephant
d.r.0. Br@iWay and &lst Stroct .t.st night.
The evening world., 1919-01-09

The argument to put golf prote'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
THE MAY APPLE

Nodding its head between green leaves IN the depth OF the foreet,
is both beautiful and useful, for its root furnishes us with one Of the
best known medicines.
People get sick because they 60 away from Nature, and the only
way to get well is to go back. Something grows out of the ground
in the form of vegetation to cure almost every LII. Some OF these
vegetable growths are understood by man, and some are not. AM
msls, it would seem, know what to do when they are sick better than
men and women. Observers have noted that a sick horse, dog or
cat will stop eating food and seek out some vegetable growth IN the
and health. Haven't you seen these animals do this very thing
YOURSELF
ID. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, long since found herbs and roots
provided by Nature to overcome constipation, for he found a combi-
nation OF May-apple, leaves Of aloe and root of idap rolled into tiny
sugarcoated pellet - called DR.. Perces Pleasant Pellets - to be as
effective as castor oil and much more pleasant to take. Food waste,
if allowed to accumulate, stagnates and gives rise to poisonous matter.
This il allowed to be absorbed into the blood produces 900 of the
diseases that attack mankind. When your head feels duli-when
your eyes lack the clear brightness of health, complexion muddy,
or pimply, coated tongue or fehd breath--tlae to heed the warning
and ask your druggist for the most reliable laxative, namely
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets, sold by druggists for over half .
century. None other half so good.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
Donors ShOW Deep
Reverence Giving
To Roosevelt Fund

Comparatively few responses were re-
ceived Friday from the letters asking
subscriptions to the Roosevelt memorial
fund. This is due. according to o. X.
Houck, chairman for Shelby county, to
the delay in sending out these letters.
The total amount reported for Friday
was 1851, which brings the grand total
to 81. 743 80.
An interesting letter from Mrs, Kate
M. Dove, which accompanied her sub
Bcrlption 10 indicative of the interest
that is being taken in this movement,
according to Mr.. Houck, and clearly
great American was held by those who
knew him. Mrs. Doves letter is as
follows:
II am ~inclosing my check for So as a
contribution to the Roosevelt memorial
fund.
II was in Brussels when Mr.. Roosevelt
was making his famous tour of europe
in 1910, and mad the great honor OF Sbe@
ing asked by the American ambassador
to Belgium TO go to the station with the
reception committee that welcomed Mr.,
Roosevelt TO Brussels. I am also the
possessor OF q photograph OF the
luncheon party given at the American
Of the series Of brilliant receptions
given in his honor on that day, at
which the diplomatic representatives Of
all nations of the world were present.
Assuring you of my great pleasure
in making ever this small contribution,
and wishing you the same measure Of
success that usually attends any enter
prise in which you are interested, am,
Yours very truly,
MRS. KATE M. DOVE"
Contributors to the fund whose sub
%scriptions were received Friday for
amounts ranging from 500 TO SIS were
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

which Is significant
fare there any organizations In GARY
which support this program asked
senator Phipps, Republican, Colorado.
Yes, | have n list Of them, SAID INC
witness. .
NE commenced producing n series q
documents printed In Rdssisn with
names OF societies attached, and a con-
siderable quantity Of ]. W, W. ntsra-
ture.
Now many foreigners are taking part
In this strike at GAry?" asked SEN
ator Mcclellan, Democrat, Tennessee. u,
Il haven't found az American yet.
the witness said, though some OF the
leaders have second naturalization pa
pers," u,
Here arc some Of the productions Of
The union Of Russian workers. Lieut.
Van Buren, continued, That's a straight
snaFehistie society. Here's one OF
| them, entitled The Crimes OF God, an
| antireligious pamphlet discussing war;
A whole series Of tracts and PAM
| phlets In Russian, put out by the union,
were read into the record,
Did YOU get these In houses, or
how?" Chairman Kenyon asked.
In houses and halls" Van Buren, re.
| pied. Sometimes men arrested would
| have /. W W. literature In their
pockets
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
SALARY
PROBLEM REACHES
POINT Of BREAK
Strike Not Unlikely Following
Fridays Meeting-Cham-
Der of Commerce Directors
Consider Measures.

Important developments are expected
within the next "a hours in the situa-
ton now confronting the public schools
OF Memphis, A speeial-meeting Of the
board Of directors OF the Memphis
ChamheT OF Commerce was to be held
~ o'clock Friday afternoon, at which
the question of some relief for board
OF education employees in the matter Of
salaries viii be taken up. Later in the
afternoon ar executive session of the
Memphis Teachers association will be
held at Central high school for the pur-
pose OF determining the action to be
taken by that organization as a follow
w Of their demands recently submitted
TO the board Of education asking for a
minimum Of 500 per month for gram
mar grade teachers. and $3.50 per month
Tor high school teachers. These de-
nlands were refused by the board Of
education because of a lack Of funds
with which to grant the increases
asked, Just what action the teachers
will take is problematieal, MS it is by
no means certain as 10 the attitude Of
the majority of teachers who comprise
The Memphis Teachers association, ar
filiated with the American Federation
OF Labor. II the more radical element
among the teachers are in the majority,
a strike is not improbable. AT 4 meet
ing Wednesday afternoon, s. NJ. Will
hanson, chairman of the special Cham
her OF Commerce committee, HRrdWig
PeTes, president of the Board OF Edu-
cation, and h. w, Bailey, chairman OF
the education committee, urged the
teachers to be patient and await the ac-
ton OF the special committee, Jacob
Cohen, editor Of a local labor paper.
urged them TO adopt vigorous measures
in pressing their demands for increased
pay,
Many Of the teachers have stated
that they do not favor the drastic steps
advocated by Mr.. Cohen and the more
radical element OF the teachers aud on
the other hand a number of malEied
women, members Of the various parent
teachers associations have stated that
they do not propose to have the public
schools Of Memphis closed on account
Of q strike by teachers; that the former
public school teachers, nov married, can
and viii resume this work IL such u
step should become necessary In order
that the schools be kept epen.
A Memphian WhO IS intensely inter
e2ted in tie matter stated to a rapol ter
Friday that a number OF women, former
teachers but now married, had eX-
pressed themselves as being DESTROYS of
resumlng their places as teachers II
the present rule against married women
We're removed by the board of educa-
ton. The money thus received, they
pointed out, would supplement the sal
aries of their husbands even at the
present salaries paid Memphis sSlChers
and the work would not seriously in-
~terfere with their household duties,
These former teachers, the News Sclm-
itar's informant said, had expressed the
belief that they could readily pass any
examination which the board OF edu-
cation might prescribe, The sentiment
which these women expressed, II was
stated was NOT one of nntnROOiSm to
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
GIVES DETA|[SO OF
RADICAL ACTIVITY
FOUND NEAR GARY

WASHINGTON, oct, 2a.-Effeots Of
the steel strike In Gary, Ind u some
lights on anarchistic activities in the
district were given the senate commit
tee investigating the strike today,
Lieut.. u. G, Van Buren,, an Intelligence
officer on the staff Of Maj, Gen, Leon
ard Wood, commander OF the Central
district, was the first witness.
Our first interest In Gary, he old,
came when chief Of Police FoFbis came
to Chicago from that city last spring
with \ request for machine guns and
military intervention. He told us the
reds there were planning to parade
May 4 n start A revolution, Two
names were given us as those OF lead
ers Of the ana rchIet club At Gary, Ivan
of and De George. They were Rus
slams or Austrlans. De George was 4
chemist, and we learned later that he
was operating near the Aetna explosive
works, outside Of Gary, where gun cot
ton was available from the wastes out
side OF the mill"
Replying TO Chairman Kenyon, Lieu,
Van Buren, said q report was made to
the department Of justice, but 90 far as
he knew there had beer no prosecution.
He added that the two men had left
Gary.
we found IN Gary after military &C.
cupatton there tremendous quantities
VI w ftN1laNNA&4 ~ -
planning Tint local police and associa-
tlons OF citizens had prepared the way
for raids on the storage places.
"'rhe Bible Of the red the anarchist
and Bolsheyist " he said, ''ts the mani.
festo OF the communist party Of Rus.
sis, put out AT what Is known as the
Third international. which assembled
al Moscow IN March. Many thousand
copies of this were ia Cary
Lieut.. Van Bgren read extfset8 from
a booklet seized ut cary IT. Urged
revolution upon all workers IN all lands
In the name OF the 'conquering prole-
tariat OF Russia" and said open con
bat was the only road 90 the redress
OF alleged grievance,
"Ail The radicals ef The country are
centering on the aga ds OF LenlFs
and T~rotzky," the witness continued
I call 10 your attention the fact that
II wu@ printed In chicago by the Ar
Bitter zeitung Publishing company,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
LOWER RATE ON
MIXED FEED TO EAST

j. B. McGinnis, traffic commissioner
for the Memphis Merchants exchange,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
You Weak, Pale People,
Don't You Want Health?

derful thing 70 be able 10 say to my
friends that Z am wen again. I had
so much difficulty that ] wasn't able to
eat food without great distress, and
could retain very little OF it. The
pain in my stomach and headaches
drove me almost crazy, and sometimes
] had severe pains through the back.
NJ Vim ItoR Tonic took right hold
almost from the first dose, and l be-
gan to feel better. 1t was not long
until the symptoms disappeared and
now / can eat and digest anything,
have gained In strength and flesh and
my stomach Is In fine shape. used
only three bottles.8 William Snyder,
1910 Tenth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. M
Vim isn't 2 pig in a poke, either. on
every ragton appears the list of iH-
gradients. You know from them that
Wv are net getting a sudden stimulapt
that will leave yol worse off, but herbs
and roots that assist nature 10 build
up rich. good blood. ravivs your spirits
and make your muscles feel like new.
Get a bottle OF Ma Vim today and
prove it for yourself. On sale at War
mock Compsny's two drug stores, Cay
oso Hotel and Bellevue and Linden, and
all druggists.
II your druggist hasn't II, send 81
and 4 cents revenue TO the NJ Vim
Drug 10, Columbus, Ohio, ana they
will send YOU postpaid eue bottle OF
NJ Vim. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
Why
the
Citizens Ticket

My opinion as a lawyer that Mr.. Will
liams, if elected, would be held ineligible to hold the
office OF Mayor, has called forth, as was to be ex-
peeted, false insinuations from his committee that
my support Of the Citizens ticket is prompted by a
conviction that its success will in some way benefit
the utility corporations which | with Others, rep
resent.
IF [ were controlled by any such con-
sideration | would support Mr.. Williams, because in
the past he has had the courage to treat fairly both
the public utilities and the public, and he has SO far
not declared, as has Mr., Paine, for the repeal of the
Public Utilities Act, which ! consider-and | am
sure it will prove before l92l-so Just to both the
people and the public service companies that its re-
tenton as law will be assured. ST.
am supporting the Citizens ticket
solely because I have concluded after much study
and careful Investigation that those responsible for
naming it-and the candidates hemselyes-have
been and are prompted solely by a desire to make
Memphis a better and a cleaner place in which to
raise a family, to condhct business and a safer place
in which to live.
[ believe they want to give Memphis
law enforcement, and efficient and economical gov
eminent through a non-factonal, nen-partisan and
non-political administration without fear of present
or future punishment for consistently doing RIGHT
in public office.
Much in the administration OF Mr..
Williams and of Mr.. Crump and OF all mayors for
the past twenty-five years has been criminal and
disgraceful, There has been too much temporizing
with vice, too much extravaganza and too much
inefficiency in office due to rewarding the faithful
instead of selecting the competent.
While | have great respect for Mr..
Williams, l believe that, having lived and developed
officially in the bad past, and being supported now
by elements opposed to any changes for the better.
he will be too handicapped by his ancient views OF
administering affairs, too harassed by ancient and
n~ew-found supporters demanding reward for real or
imaginary services, to make the Mayor Memphis
needs, LOVlCK 7. MILES
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
Sunshine Sale OF
Matches Again Put
Off-NO Sunshine

Fhe Sunshine Match sale which was
to have been held Friday was again
postponed on account of weather con-
ditions. Mrs, w. l.. Terry, general
chairman, announced Friday morning
that no definite, date had been fixed
following the third postponement,
The first clear day during next week
will see the ladies' selling the matches
on the streets for the benefit Of the
Sunshine Home for the old men, as
this home is to derive the benefits from
the sale of matches,
The sale was originally scheduled for
Oct. Il, but was postponed until Oct.
q on account of inclement weather and
the rain of last Tuesday caused a sec
opd p~ostponement until Friday. AS the
sale of the matches is known as the
Sunshine sale, the sale must be held
on a day when the sun In shining Ne
definite date will be fixed at this time
but Mrs. Terry stated that the first
day on which the sun shines next week
will be the date for the conduct Of
the sale.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
CLUB WILL
MEET MONDAY NIGHT

The shelby County Poultry assoeiA
ti0n il getting dowa 90 work In eernest
and Is going 10 have a gst-to3ethfT
meeting Monday niRat, Oct. "a" Miss
Marcy MefiowRn home demonstration
agent, announced Friday.
The fsature OF this meeting viii be
the first Of Q series or talks on chick
en- GaedH The first will be given by
]. Il Morrison. This IL . vital question
10 poultry %rsissrs," said Miss hcOow-
an, right now when every kind OF
food material Ia 80 very expensive.
There IS no use 70 waste feed on Your
hens b. using poor methods GniAsS
food IS properly Ia aneed and properly
led even good hens viii not produce
eggs
Everyone Interested IN poultry IL in
viiod to Join the club ~ this Monday
night meeting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
Ready and Waiting For
Yeu in Nu Vim Iron Tonic

You people who are pale, weak and
without ambition, don't you want to
he we'll? Don't YOU want 10 feel the
rich blood bounding through your
veins as 1t used TOT Don't you want
to get up In the morning with all the
vim n energy you used to have, and
&c through q busy day ~tireless, so that
You are glad to be living, Just happy
In everything you do, and sure OF sue
cess in your undertakings? You can
be well. There is no aso whatever
for suffering except that you have not
found the right medicine. Yet there
Is a medicine that Is almost a specific
for Just such cases of worn out n
tired people. 1t Is M Vim. the great
Iron tonic, which has made a trium-
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curing people all over the country OF
stomach and kidney trouble, giving
Them a new grasp upon life and a new
desire 20 live. Juat lock al lhls eS-
nerjence. Imagine what this man
went through before he found his re-
lief. Then see what you are suffering
apd how YOU can get relief Just he
ala, After suffering ten years with
stomach trouble, It is certainly a won
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
ATTEMPT TO RESCUE
JENKINS MEANS DEATH

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 24.-In a
he is visiting, Donald Street, business
associate of William o. Jenkins. the
American consular agent. abducted by
Mexican bandits from Puebla. Mexico,
said today that 1t was highly important
that no attempt at rescue be made, as
the bandits would certainly kill their
prisoner II rescue were attempted.