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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-26
SHERIFF FINDS CACHED
LIQUOR ON MACON ROAD

Following a tip that whisky had been
cached out OF the Macon road and
was, being hauled into Memphis for re-
failing. Sheriff Perry late Monday, ac-
companied by his deputies. rode out in
that direction and seeing r., Bloodworth
In IN automobile, they followed him &c
the home of Ed, Boyett. two miles be-
You'd the Wolf river bridge.
When they arrived they made q
search OF tho premises and found 4S
Quarts Of liquor in the cooks house.
Boyett and Bloodworth, who had Just
driven to the place, n. II. McDougall
who was at Boyett's house; Henry Mar
tin, n negro, and Charlotte Munson,
the negro cook, were all arrested and
lodged In jail on a charge OF violating
the liuuor law,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-26
SUNDAY NORMAL OPENS.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. Aug. 20.
(spl)-Tippah County Sunday School
Normal opened its regular session at
Chalybeate Baptist church Sunday with
good classes in attendance and with
able instructors in charge of the
courses. 1t will continue for four or
five days, the evenings being devoted
to ~inspiratlonal lectures and sermons.
The Sunday schools of Tippah Bap-
fist association, made up OF Tippah and
a part of Benton county, also organized
themselves into a separate Sunday
school convention, and in the future will
hold their annual meetings apart from
the other denominations of this ter
ritory.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-26
IRsT COTTON RALE,

BRooKHAVEN, Miss. Aug, 20. (Spl)
Tho first bale of cotton for tho sea
son Of 1919 was brought in last Fri
day by Isaac Watts, who lives seven
miles southwest OF Brookhaven, and
vas sold tot John McGrath & Sons
for so, 75c. The bale weighed 5lS pounds
and was from the seed of "Holden's
EARLY Prolific" which Mr.. watts states
was planted the week after Good FRI
day,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-26
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-26
NEGRO SLASHES BOY.

BLUE MOUNTAIN Miss, Aug. %,
Spll-Everette Bradley, q white boy
living just west Of here, has a four
inch razor slash In his neck. inflicted
upon him Monday morning by n negro
named Clay Hollins, of the same com
munity, Though the wound is not re.
garded as fatal, President j. E. Brown,
OF Mississippi Heights academy, a dep
uty sheriff, has been called out to take
charge OF the negro, The cause of the
cutting has not been given out here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-26
Fat People
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
MEANS SAYS LUSlTANlA
WAS lURED FROM COURSE
$3.50 ISS1fneS Fhat Gcrmnny Furnished
"a S3S0,00G to Provide NiIla
t With Munitions.

5 WASHINGTON, January THE
senate committee which is Investigate
eng the large expenditures Of German
money for propaganda work in the
limited states to-day heard two things
\ CT exceptional interest. They were:
Ihat the Lusiiania was lured to her
late by a decoy wireless message sent
Sner. the message being in the British
radio code. a copy OF which had been
Secrctly obtained from n Canadian hy
Won Papen. the German agent
That during the summer of 1915.
- erman interests in this country n :
nanced the Villa revolution in Mexico
TO the extent Of $3>0.o00 by shipments
a1i ammunition 10 Villas agents in FL
EI,aso. purchased from the Western
ECdrtridge Company. OF Alton. nj II
81. Inc testimony concerning the I.usi-
5fania was given by CASTOR H. Means
sSerstwhilc business agent for ,hc
weai thy Mrs. Maude y. King. who met
sa strange death NJ Concord y c. i'm
the summer of 1917 He admitted thai
re had been confidential agent OF
Capiain BOY Ed; that he had access
10 ms books and records. and that
SOY; I'd intrustcd to.,. him his file OF
OIL OF this country
J. ne wireless message Means tee,i
uien. advised the l.usitania that IN.
! sender was British convoy vessel
4 and ihstruciod the big passenger shin
70 altcr her caurS" To meet tho nj
leged convoy tn" code had been in
! possession or German submarine com
lnhnderS for som" time, Means con,in.
{ ned and they merely bldcd their linz
until they could employ IL araius, =
NesSel whose sinking would be worth
while" '' III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
SoIdier-Famers
Ready for Work
Discharged Men Want
Employment on Farms
of the State.

Many Virginia farmers left idle dur
ing the war because of the scarcity OF
intelligent farm labor will be returned
TO service in time to make this year
Il record one in the growth of food
and other crops. This is forecasted by
the large number OF returned soldiers
who apply daily at the Municipal La
Dor Bureau for positions as farm man
ayers. farm laborers, dairy hands and
kindred pastoral pursuits.
because no farmers have filed orders
Tor help with the bureau. Miss Helen
Berry who is now IN charge OF the
agency. has been compelled to turn
ali applicants for farm work away for
the time being. In the meantime
however, she has their applications on
HE, and Will attempt to place the men
on Virginia farms.
SiX farmers applied for positions yes
average daily number up to the pres
cnt. but with preference being given
farm workers by the War Department
IN discharging men from the army. il
IS thought that the average Will ma
tcrIally Increase from now on
Major Ernest {. Levy. Director OF
Public Welfare. under whose direction
the bureau falls, has not had time
since his arrival in the city Monday
morning to give tho office any atten-
ton other than 10 sec that il is run
ming along satisfactorily. 1t is ex-
pected that he vii! soon give addi-
tonaI help 10 the present personnel
which includes only Miss Berry and
Miss Martha Gold. who have their
hands fun caring for the rapidly in
creaSIng work of the agency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

The cold weather has materially i'm
proved influenza conditions in the re-
duction each day of the number OF new
cases. Should this Improvement con-
tlnuc, the quarantine on public schools
WI! soon be removed.
Through the local council Of Eni,-h.s
OF co iumbuS. the military and mu-
nicipal police were last night enter
tanned AT dinner and dance in the
AUDITORIUM OF st. Joscph's school. i'm
franklin street. Provost Marshal
Major Swidell and other officer. a, :
tended the delightful affair.
For the purpose Of organizing q
Mothers Club 10 assist the y. NJ g. 4
work among tho boys in the city. a
meeting or ladies will De held at MON
,o-morFow. Officers viii! be elected
ana inc boys secretary Of the associa
l"n viii be given aid in his work
among the bows.
The four airplancs travelling acroes
,,nc continent from San Diego. Cal ~
washington. stopped over near thja
Guy rom sunday afternoon to noon
OF Monday when they left for no
capital city. They alightcd on Inc
grounds Of the Central state !Iosni,.,i
cach IN charge Of a pilot and observe
anu We're visited by many people. The
Travelled in easy starca.
.."rhln H. shaw, a Petersburg boy
"iached 10 the u. s. 6 Ecw Yorl is
visiting his parents. Mr aud Mrs II s
nav. lie was witness TO tho sur.
'"Slucnt wilson's reception at Bros,
me annual gathering of the ropro.
ScntatlNcs in The South Of tho A,l.,,. +,
coast Realty Comranv was hnld a. ~,
city Yesterday. Thov .aIkrd cnt,,y,.r
/ prosperity very loudly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
EsoIro - -
EAGLES TROUNCE Hawks:
CREWS BEAT BUZZARDS
'"H' Nv" ':nmcs I'm New League
ilaEcd mt Y. VI. c. A.
Gypna~i,,u

c,a ~, rs the ~ GYM last nirht Tho senior
league this season. and the firet 40
ZINES We're PLAYED one between tho
Enr!es and tn" Hawks and tho o.hn-
Tr%h, ~ the Crows and tho EuzzarGs.
49, ~" r'1 EI"s tromnc"d the Hawks by tho
score 81 - 10 30. while the Crows boa,
'hG Gh,zznrdS hy. count OF - to :.
fach Of tho four teams Is allowed
seven mon. Thcro arc now Sin w
cnncioS in III" ranks Of the senior
CLASS league and The first six nnnIv
ing, ing VII get he places. if they can
- TT, The teams arc composed Of the fol-
:, crGwsTL NJ: Craig Ccartain,. r.. p
Frank; II McGrahpm. II a. Wright.
=, iiuneiev. Il. l.. Moody.
Turner Hcthcl Ralnh Bethel. l.. j.,
r r;nm"; L. T. Waldrop and Louis
:, ~ !, wEs-n II Richmond tcantain).
- NJ Fletcher. r ". Homes. & * Nc.
80" r. and |. w. Landrurn
t.H = l"s-NIaN Shcvitz (cantain) T. T.
Ff1rfcId " '' "''" =
,T"-norrow night the Crows nl,y ,hc
iiawEs and The Euzzards the Etrlns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
AMERICANS NOT PLAYING
ALL CARDS AT ONCE
Purportcd Outline of League or Nntiou,
idrn Is Not Founded Upon
Facts.
ny JAY JEnoME WILLIAMS

PARIS. January 7.--Pubiication of
an article in an English newspaper
purportinS TO be Il complete outline
OF nations and its functions has aroused
considerable discussion here. bur The
statements put forth in the nrticie
are not given credcnce in official cir
ClcS here. "
The american idea remains so far
vested in President Wilson. Untl he
OF nations as portrayed in his mind
~ the time of the opening OF the
intcrailicd conferences apron ches
however. the American commission and
oihcialS mere cNpec, Il Hood of articles
anu stories in foreign journals. all OF
Nhirh VIII attempt TO deal with the
exact american idea regarding tho big
questions to he dealt with blythe Donre
conference.
In other words. tho open season for
SpeGuiaii lion has begun. and in one re-
arc IL Is speculation with n purpose.
Interested parties would like to
precipta;c. through the publication Of
articles OF the manner described au-
ihor!tatiNc statements from the Amer
ican commission on the chief matters
uhder discussion, but on this point the
american commission is extremely
1t is not our intention to lay all our
cards upon tho table until we know
definitely the cards of some of the
others at tho peace conference and
our commission is exercising the ut
most discretion in keeping to Itself
the views ii will ultimately promul-
1t is a case whore every one else
would Ike TO see our hand first. and
"" are Guarding against all eventuali-
i!cS ny keepiu" our hand we'll guarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
Alter a
Hard DAVIS Work

rub the tired muscles with n few drons
OF the soothing, refreshing antiscptic
!!nimcnt. Absorbinc. Jr. You will find
IL pleasant and convenient to use and
remarkably cftcacious. This liniment
inviSorates jhGed muscles. limbers the
joints and prevents second day sore
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Americas best athletes ana trainers
use Absorbinc, Jr.. 10 relieve strains
and wrenchcs and also as "A rub down
before vigorous exercise to prevent
such conditions
Absorbine. Jr., IS concentrated and
therefore econonical-only few drops
are required at an application. one
ounce AbEorbine. Jr.. TO quart Of
water or witch hazel makes an invig-
Grating rundown and general purpose
liniment.
sl25 bottle at druggists or post.
paid Send Toe for liberal trial bottle
or procure regular size from your
druggist to-day.
w. +. YOUNG. p D. T..
go Ieinp!c ST.. Springfield. Mass.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
THINK AiRPLANES CAUSE
SCARCITY OF WILD FOWL
State Department OF Game Now Seek
Ing 10 Throw Light ON
Subject,

What has become of the wild fowl is
question that is engaging the at
tention OF tho Bureau OF Biological
Surveys. United States Department OF
Agriculture. according to an inquiry
received yesterday by the State De-
pnrtmcnt Of Gamc and Inland Fisheries
from DR.. l.. w. Nelson, chief of the
Federal bureau.
There SENS TO be Il great scarcity
OF wild fowl In the accustomed haunt 3
In this country: or else the birds have
changed their habits. The presume
ton is that the moderate weather on
the Northern lakes has not yet driven
the birds from their breeding grounds.
or that they have, account Of the
presence OF tho ominous- looking air
planes. resorted to other grounds for
winter homes.
The Department OF Game has adj
dressed an inquiry to each county war
den along the Chesapeake Bay regard :
ing the number OF wild fowl i'm the
usual virginia haunts. with view TO
hscertaining. il possible. whether there
is really scarcity of the birds in this
secuoh' where airplanes have en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
ASK ALL JEWS TO SIGN
PETITION AIDING zIONISM
aksEistr1ti"n Districts HIVE Uccu -.
5Snbiishcd in iif"hmond TO Curry
Lt ~ out Program.

y TO secure signatures Ia the na.i,;o,
endorsing the resolution adopted at
the Am erican Jewish Congress. held
in Philadclphia, bearing upon the Brit
siSh dcclarat!un--thc establishment OF
a Jewish commonwealth ana the
ttrusteeship Of Great iiritain--roristra-
ton districts have been established in
Is Nineteenth street SynaC ouu @.
Eleventh street Synagogue y NJ II.
a., Ill West Clay street. Bro,d and
ITWentieth Streets. Downtown Talmud
Tornh Downtown Zionist Institute. lOi
West Broad street
1.-THE purpose Of the registration is
TO secure individual Endorsement of
the resolution In order to show that
the sentiment of the Jews OF this coun-
try is for Iionism \ large committee
has also been appointed to obtain inc
sanction Of al! local J"wish orcaniza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
Arrested In Bnltimor.

Marie Adams, young white woman
with numerous aliases, is under arrest
~ ba!tlmore on warrant issued in
this city charging her with the theft
or two trunks containing about 5000
worth of women's fine apparel. belong
ing 10 wealthy women of Baltimore
me melt was committed some time
ago, while the trunks were in tram
sit from Camden. s. c.. TO Baltimore.
IheY were finally traced to and re-
a hotel and the other at a boarding
house where the young woman was
said to be living as thu Wife OF a
So!d!cr She was arrested here bur
skipped her bond and went TO Balti-
more. where she was idc,.;ined wear
ing some Of tho fine stolen clothes
ana was arrested Some of tn. miss
ing property IS missing from the
trunks. The Adams woman is repre-
scented as very pretty and Very at
tractivc in manners, and well cdu-
Gated. The trunks were stolen in
North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
BERGER CASE TO REACH
FEDERAL JURY TO-DAY
Shcaf> of Printed Extracts From Anti
war Publication Read In
Rcbuttal.

CHICAGO. January THE govern.
mrnt ease against Representatives
detcndan,s. charged With violation Of
the espionage act, Will go to the jury
~ feder%l court Tomorrow morning
Structions as soon as court opens and
a verdict may be rendered before
Joseph = Fleming assistant United
states district attorney. who has been
IN active charge of the prosecution
lgo members OF the Industrial Workers
OF, the World recently completed his
r"buttal argument late to-day The
latter part OF his address to the Jury
was taken up in the reading OF shcafs
OF printed extracts from antiwar pub-
Lea ions put forward by the defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
BILLY SUNDAYS CHOIR
HOLDS FIRST REHEARSAL
First Section, With n. arly 600 Mem
bcrs, Charts Practice ut City
Auditorium.
WOMEN PERFECT ORGANIZATION
Chairmcn Are Named to Head Va
rious Divisions in Charge OF Diff
fcrcnt Phases of Work Incident to
Great Revival.

Nearly 500 members OF choir No.
reported at the City Auditorium last
night for assignment of seats and re-
hcursal of number of songs which
will feature the Billy Sunday cam
paign. Shepherd Webb was at the
piano and the rehearsal was directed
by Walter ID. Mercer, music chairman.
Plentifuily supplied with the hymn
books which are always used in the
Sunday campaigns. tho volunteer sing
crs recruited from the ranks of the
scventy-onc cooperating churches OF
the city did strenuous rehcarsing for
more than two hours of some of the
songs which the campaign Will ia
miliariZc in every home in Richmond,
it is expected.
BILLY SUNDAYS DESK
~ UNDER "AUCOPHONE'
The Improvement in the lighting of
the auditorium was the subject OF
pleased comment as well rs the ef-
iiciency OF the "augophonc," which has
materially affected the carrying power
Of the human voice from the platform.
The "augophonc" is equipped at the
tip OF the wide 1iuted metal wings with
blue electric bulbs. Il cluster Of which
"augOphOnc" III the auditorium is
fifteen feet in diameter. Billy sun
days desk is directly under 1t in the
circle OF blue light from the augo-
phone.
Several hundred women selected for
work on tho various committees OF
the billy sunday campaign met at the
J. w. c. y, yesterday afternoon to per
feet the organization and to receive
further instruction. Chairmcn chosen
for the various divisions follow:
stores, Mrs. j. Calvin Stewart: Of
fec buildings. Mrs. ~ l.. Mcclellan and
Mrs. Randolph Maynard: telephone ex-
changes. Mrs. G. G. Vaughan: business
colleges. Mrs +. ID. Lipscomb: strec,
sections. Mrs. J. w. Dixon: hospitals
Mrs. =. NJ Willis: luncheon division,
Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones; factory
division. Mrs. Parker Burbank
COMMITTEE WILL. HANDLE
TRANSPORTATION FOR PARTY
a committee has been appointed by
James T.. Walker. advance agent to
handle transportation for Billy Sun
day and his party
IL. w. Ellcrson. president OF the Uni
versal Motor Company. Inc. Is chair
man of the transportation committee
and the following companies have
agreed TO furnish cars for this pur-
nose: NJ: n. stone Motor Company.
Donnan Motor Company. the Harper
Overland Co, Kline Kar Sales Com
pany. Universal Motor Company Inc,
Private owners OF cars desiring TO
assist in this work are requested TO
call Randolph 3S7 or Randolph ass and
ask for Thomas NJ lIearn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
DIVISION CHtIRNEN NAMED
ny CHAIRMAN CKlVCuEIE:I.D

Chairman Crutchncld announced his
division chairnen as follows: Rev. II.
-. c. MaClachlan. u. -. speakers,
bureau; Eugene Sydnor and Leon Wal
isrsicin: wholesale dry goods: Herbert
~. Jackson. I. {. Williams. Jr. and
II. r. Litchford. bankers: Russ"n n,
Snead. Garnett Is. Ware w H. Duke.
William T. Reed and 7. NJ Darlington.
topacCo association; Rev. Russell Cecil.
-. H.. Rev j. J. Gravatt. - D.. ana
;. l. Mckee. Ministerial Union: Rishop
- ); oConnell, Catholic organizations:
!:apol r.. ~ talisch, Jewish orEaniza-
lions John Il. riniar, Wholesale hard
ware. railway ana mill sup,,iins.
GSorse /" Wilcox ana John rlirschberC.
aSor organizations: T.. w. ErooLs
n!aEc!crS protective Association: 7 y
n!"io'd' city schools; John Bcardsloy
i'lchmond Advertising Club: uonrv
T"hWarzschild. Industrial plants: : l.
h.!Go'hherE' Rotary Club; Harry Bern
S'ein: motion picture thcatcrs; Cherries
l.. Wcaver. Boy Scouts
Chairman Crutchfield also announce,
!nht MISS Frances Scott had accented
me chalrmanShip Of tho wouuCn's co.,
niltee Tor Richmond. Miss Scott il
nov completing ho- organization nrd
nak mans for the woncn.s ma, .,
IL Richmond's quota, $40 900 in
The Colorcd Orr,ni-,.;o, ;,,
charge OF Rev. y. r. Brown u.,o oe IN
.icNeS that his committee will he ,h1o
colorod people. LOT inc
letters are being sent out IN picb.
non" ministers soliciting thoi- 60
.n1! IN inns movement. and reuuos,i,,,.
&C. spcCiai sermons he preached nnv.
oe ~ nnnIarN -. on the great need
relief. East Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
BILLIARD TOURNEY STARTS
Asher and Slaughter Meet in First
49, Round of ',Nrnt Lasting
~ Week.

asher and Slaughter VIII hc matched
iG,nis1t 81 ' ,h r at I ogdd f'
heck billiard tourney. 70 be staged
there during he week. The match will
getting the required number being de-
Cleared the winner
e TO -morrow night Brown viii nee,
sJsurrusa and Friday Night Gillian -,
Taylor win clash. These two matches
games w!il both bc lC0-polrt aUairs
i'm games with Asher ana SLAUGHTER.
sTrown Burruss, Gillian and T1vlor
will be given handicaps of eighty 20
make the games more evenly matched
~ The winner nf the IIasktn's tourney
tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
APPOINTS COMMITTEE
FOR ARMENIAN DRIVE
Chairman Crutchfcld Announces
Names OF Prominent Men Who
Will Take Part In Campaign.
SELECTS DIVISION CuAI,,slEN
Miss Frances Scott Becomes Head of
Womcn's Work for Richmond in
Great Movement TO Raise Funds
for Relief in Near East.

Practically all arrangements for the
Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign
IN Richmond were completed yestcr-
day by l.. NJ. Crutchiicld. city chair
man. ut the conference with business
men At noon The support of many
business organizations was given the
movement anu details OF the plans for
the conduct OF the campaign were de-
cided upon.
MIR. Crutchiicld selected his executive
COMMITTEES and other mcn to help him
III orsan2inS the units which viii con.
duct the drive. The executive com.
mittec Is composed of John NJ. Mil
Ter, Jr. Herbert w. Jackson. Y. NJ. Car
rington. Bishop II. ). O'CounelI, Archer
q. Jones Oliver J. Sands. W. T. Dab
ncy, III. w. E.ucrSou. L. {. Williams
Jr.. j. =. Palmatary. l.. w Wilson
Coleman WORKMAN. John *. Eramcii J
|. MarCNSe and Mn Anr L;nnr..n 4 an..ii..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
To Resume Activities,

Inc ! Dung BUSINESS Mems Club.
which has been somewhat hampered in
its work by the absence OF some OF
IT'S Leading members in the country's
service and by the prevalence OF the
influenza. will meet on Friday to take
up its activities This club conducted
the successful campaign for city man
aEer government and established n
bureau OF municipal research for a
comprehensive survey OF the city's con-
ditions and engaged in many other
lines or good work. All this will be
pressed now, and the club will work
in unison with the Chamber OF Com
merce and other organizations for n
greater Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

form: unnatural habits. They assist nature
10 help itself.
a valuable purE,,ire iu case, Of liver
complaint, iaundice, billion. affections,
imPurity Of the blood. sick headache,
co''ireness and con,,ipation.
Prepared to assift nature to cultivate
the hab, of regularity in the operation of
the bowels
All drusgi,n-3oc bottle.