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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
RETURNS R 0 A

Walter Yager, adjutant in the Saliva
ton Army, who has been overseas for
six months, has returned TO Memphis to
again take charge OF the local activi-
ties of the Salvation Army. Mr.. Yager
is highly pleased with the reputation
earned by the Salvation Army in the
war and declares that not one complaint
against it did he hear while in France.
Mr.. wager addressed a large gathering
in Court square Sunday night at which
he spoke OF the Army's work in France.
During his absence Mrs. wager carried
on the work Of the local branch.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
TO TALK ROADS.

JoNEsBoRo, Ark, July IA. (spl.)-
John Reid Turney, assistant attorney
general for the st, Louis Southwestern
railroad, with General Manager Green,
OF St. Louis. arrived In the city Satur-
day to confer with the city authorities,
commissioners of the Jonesboro. Nettle-
ton road district INC the attorneys Of
the district regarding a bridge or other
improvements In crossing of the roads,
Mayor Gordon Frierson has called a
special meeting Of the city council Mon
| day night. July IL, at which the ques-
| ton will be discussed and definite plans
| formed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Strand.

auction Of Souls" the sensational
screen story of Aurora Ma~rdiganian, the
Armenian girls prosecuted by the Turks
when they ravished her country, and
which began a weeks engagement at the
Strand Sunday has its opening scenes
laid in the ~forehoding shadows of Mt.
Ararat, which Is linked with some of the
most ancient of human history. 1t was
in the shadow of this picturesque peak
that Aurora. Mardiganian lived with
her parents and a sister and brother, all
now dead, in 1915. Every detail OF how
this little girls father, mother, sisters
and brothers, with 1000, 900 other
Christian Armenians, were made to suf-
fer before they died, is shown in such
a way as to make Americans feel the
true Character of the Turk, over Christi
anity's scourge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Princess.

Douglas Fairbanks, who delighted
large audiences Sunday at the Princess
with his latest comedy, 1.-THE Knicker-
booker Buckaroo," will again be the at
traction for Monday, The story takes a
wealthy young New York clubman into
the west where in an effort to be I'M
selfish and do things for other people,
he gets into various melodramatic mix
ups which create their own comedy sit
uations. The picture represents one OF
the largest and the most costly OF the
new Fairbanks pictures and is declared
by those who have seen it, to be ms
best, Another episode of the thrilling
serial, 1.-THE Master Mystery with Hou-
DIM in the leading role, will also be
shown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
NEGRESS KILLS. HUSBAND

Charged with the murder OF her hus-
band. Wheeler Gavin, negro. stabbed
Saturday night, Clara Gavin, negress,
81 years old. was assigned to a cell at
oliver and Robinson. The woman is al
legged to have plunged a knife into her
husbands body. ncar the heart. Jeal-
ousy Is given as the motive, Accord
ing to N, T. Ingram. coroner, other ne
sroes may be Implicated in a plot &c
kill Gavin. The %coroner's inquest re.
turned a verdict OF murder against the
woman
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Moving Pictures
Majestic.

Pauline Frederick in her new pic
ton at the Majestic again today. All
her admirers who see her as two hero
ines in the same drama, each totally un-
like the other, will wonder which Is the
real Pauline Frederlck%how many Of
her performances and prejudices she is
enabled to express when playing a part
They will know that she has 0 n Of
Sherwood, except her vivid beauty, and
as Marion Roche, the other girl, the
chameleon-like star will also keep them
wondering. What is Miss Fredericl
like when she is not someone else but
lust herself?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
NEW UNION PLANNED.

A new labor union to be a part Of
the International Union of Hod Car
riers, Building and Common Laborers,
soon will be formed in Memphis. The
initial meeting Saturday night was at
tended by about 20 workers. Another
meeting will be held Saturday night
and with the completion of the union,
It will be affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

One good effect OF prohibition, ad-
mitted even by its enemies, Is that the
mar about town now can dispute his
taxi bills with some assurance that he
Ia right.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
a, aEMEMsER REMEMBER"

Y NE WUGW 7 NEWL
TAKE this next one with me"
Put a little head on this"
'Fll take a small one this trip"
Pass me this round
II don't care for a thing"
"rtl take a cigar"
This Is rotten likker,"
Three minutes to closing time
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

when the storm broke Il seemed
wonderful just to realize that weather
men are human and can make mis-
takes."--From Saturdays c. A.
Anything can happen since July the
Thirst,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

President Wilson is right again, Let
those opponents to the daylight saving
plan to 20 to bed early. (There's moth
Ing to stay up late for now,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

That minister who compared church
life to an automobile certainly was re-
ferring to Fords, in some cases, we
know.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

After his experience in qualifying We
niremen, Judge Tom Harsh probably
thinks Il never Rain(e)s but It pours,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

Economics always was too deep for
us. Just where the wofkingman hene-
fits by the money prohibition saves
| him, when shoes cost $14 a pair, must
be higher mathematics.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
MY EXPERIENCE AS A CORY eoV

Just because a little fellow Is bench
legged don't take II you car sit on him
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
Ye EditorN Mods
s. eJolts and Jcs}s
E% Slipped Past
WS4The Bl,ac Pencil

Another happy thought for these hot
days is that one always can locate
Bry's at Main street and jefferson ave-
nue..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

BY RICHARD FLOWERS,
At first you have to get up at =
o'clock.
Then go up to The News Scimitar.
| really don't do any work | Just read
the funny papers In the old files,
My brother who workes here to Is
very mean he put A spike in my chair
and when I sat down I did not sit there
| long because | rose right UP,
Saturday In the happiest day ! have
because 1t is pay day.
l don't get much money but what
get Is a lot.
It's a pretty fair Job anyway.
SO LONG.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

The small boy is the original Boil.
shevik where castor oil Is concerned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

The virtue Of Hot Springs water Is
not In what 1t contains. but In what It
does not contain. being SO pure 1t Is
the greatest vehicle known for the ad-
ministration Of medicine This Is
what a physician told Austin Sims, Pea
body hotel cigar stand sage and direc-
| tor Of comfort to the hostelry's guests,
who returned Sunday from a s~ojourn
at the Spa.
"Of course I know the water Ia vir-
tuousn' said Sims, ''and have heard OF
water wagons, but | find 1t hard tc
think Of water as n vehicle
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14
In peace the queen of song,
In battles proud and strong

A noble aspiration, to be sure, but one that is not easily
attainable. Nor assured perranence if once attained, The world
is moving rapidly, and we know not what a day will bring forth,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-14

John D. Rockefeller at 80 says he feels as we'll as he did 4
years ago, but Jess Willard will never believe him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09
White SOt Cause Reds Worry
By Capturing Third Victory

NEplAND rlElu. Oet In
trIirs today we're tI.utfr and S.ht.a
fur Chicago. SaIrc. Fisher. luu 10
and Wingo Tor Cincinnati rH'
game
First Iunlng
CHICAGO j. collins opened '.r
game with q clean single through
second base I'D collins sacrificed.
Sullee to paub,rL Collin, going
tu SECOND Il wa beautiful uuut
ana Eddie almost beat 30 u4t
Weaver huislrl long f'y that
ltuush got under John collins bold
INK second Jackson took terrific
Awipe a. the ftrst bail hH. tuuIru l.
Jackson singled to loft scoring J
Collins but overruu II.t and was
caught between FIRST ana second ilr
got out OF the Nuglo, however. VIII u
, haunorl fuwul'd kopfH toss l.s. d
/ hunied safely and Jackson took l,..
ond Tc's.h Rao forced when Cam.
dil drove to kopf who Tossed niu
! out Rt second Naih hNuE lho put
! out FeFch IA playing right li,ll
and !. Collins center Ueld fur Cn.-
cnEo Duncan and Kopf ana l.a h
/ get an assist IN urun,ria error one
| run thro" hts. ono error a."
ClNClNATl RoJu reached flrs,
safely when g. collins allowed hlH
groundrr 10 60 through nm collins
being charged with a. ,rr.I Ir"-
/ bert popped q uIgh rlg Go 4. tu I.nH
Gruh struck ont nkIuE d nrNIfHt
swing At the final one and missing
r. collins grabbed ltuUsN Hr.r
nud tossed .u lt.rrr f'...r Utu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09

the series scheduled FOR Chicago to-
morrow
Lefty Williams although twice
bcptcu by the Reds, is expected to h"
Manager GlcaHons pitching choice.
"rhc suS went IN the game todiT
fighting with the old d-timc dush that
won them the American league
championshlp' said Manager Gloa
son tonight "Thcy were themselves
for the first time in th" series They
are right now aud win defeat Ellor
tomorrow II Moran decides 20 start
him
ITS "A strange thing. but the SoN
have badly beaten the pitchers Whh
defeated them before oltuethcr was
knocked out of the box. and su was
ssllre The same thing viii han.
pen To Ellcr The SuN played mag
nificeut ball. outguerHcd the Reds,
|uulhatted them outplnyed them ana
/ Cicottc outpltrhrd them / am hap
ny To- SAY that nay confidence ia ca
rottc was not misiudEcd. may
start williams tomorrow
/ "Clcutts was our master today. bal
II am confident tomorrow viii So,
/ the end of uc series. said Manager
Moran ~ thc Reds II expect n
pitch Fllrr and II he can repeat hi
remarkable game of last MONDAY
/ mo- club can beat him The lled'
/ realize that they must rally. The
/ SoS nuthlt and outluok"d vs. TODAY
I hat the grds will come hack win
/ the same drive that won the FIRST
/ two games of the series
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09
RUPTURED
MEN
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INK their rupture when 1t was small
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09
White SoX Victory Today Will
Make Series GOtO Nine Games
Chicago Supporters Take Re
ncwed Hopes by Ycstor-
days Victory.
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED


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SalIcc's mitl ,aromcd Off kopf and
finally got 20 Hith too late FOR AS
play at first Eddie CoIItus who was
unable 10 deliver a hlt IN a slulInr
circumHanCcs In ihe first. got "a
hit sharply 40 center. sending his
nnmeaakc TO second Weaver sent "A
gruundcr 10 kopf who threw It 10
Nath FOR a force Of Eddie Collins
Rath claimed that the runner inter
fercd with his throw 10 first for a
double and Weaver was called oul
for the Interference j collins
meanwhile reached thlrd ana scored
on Iackson's hit
In the fourth Schalk AhndwIched
a single between the outs but never
got further than first In the fifth
the Sox registered their fiHul brace OF
.tallics. Slim Snllco In this round was
.driven from the box ana the remain
ing two-ihlrda OF the inning WINS
pitched by Fisher
Reds nubblc H.
Couina stnrted lnn,s,Ici,usi,
by flying out to right C,rinir WI
lins .gstn str,,t,l ~. Ii,
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his legs and W,py,r ,,,rhrd rir,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09
REDS STILL HOLD LEAD
IN HITTING FOR SERIES

CINCINNATI. Ohio. oct s.-The
Reds continue 10 lead the white SoH
In the matter Of team batting as well
as games won. but the Sox made a
slight gain on them during the play
iuE of the seventh contest Gin
Clnnau boasts ~ six 500 hitters In
MaEcc. Ructhrr, Wingo. Fisher.
Nealc and Ellcr. while the AmerI-
can league champions have thr""
who are In the coveted circle IN Mo
MmIlin. MeANcr and JADksOn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09

COPENHAGEN, oct Accord
ing to dispatch from Berlin the
Tageblalt asserts that Germany has
sent u note 90 Switzerland asking
amelioratiuu OF the Objectionable
conditions under which German pris-
uncrs are confined In America
camps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-09

Groh's double iu the sixth ord.
uarlly would have gone for a home
run. but ground rules limited him
TO two nascs The ban sailed over
Juckson's head and landed under the
LEFT field hlcnchrrs Groh scored a
minute later with the Reds only
run whom Duncan sins cd Ju center.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
TERRIERS HURL DEF
At FOURTH ARTILLERY
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
BY jim BRANN.

HAVING captured the championship
IL Of the FL Paso district Army
football league. Col. Tommy Temp
kins's Seventh cavalry Terriers now
seek the regimental championship Of
the southern department. To this end
Lieut.. Ted Rothermund. athletic Of
ficer- OF the regiment, has accepted
the recent challenge Of the 18th in
fantry and hurled a counter challenge
at the winner Of the game between
the 18th and Fourth field artillery
1t is probable that the 18th VIII
be the team the Seventh VIII meet
for the Championship in case the
meeting is held. The 18th players
won the right TO meet any other
contender for the crown when they
defeated the artinerymen at san An
tonic That game was viewed as a
championship affair between those
two sections and the only team with
any right TO challenge the winner IS
the winner OF the local Army foot
bail league.
While the former game between
the Fourth field artillery and
18th Infantry was officially
viewed a. a championship game,
II a. understood that the game. q.
played ON the present trip OF the
artille rymen e. considered merely
IN AAG lEuA OF an eAAAuAAAou AZ
fair. MureoTer, IL - understood
that the urfflIerymem have added
players from other regiments to
Strengthen the eleven for the
present trip II this a. true, IL
alone would prevent the second
18th infanfry-F ourth artillery
game from being for the rcEi-
mental championship.
Wherefore. everything indicates
that Sc 30 now up 70 the infantry
playerH to make good on their origi-
nal challenge and accept the game
which Lieut.. Rothermund has offered
them with his eleven. Certainly, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
CHAMP
To MAKE DEBUT
Tom O'Rourke Brings Over
Lightweight Crack
. For Battle.

eSew York, Dee. 1s.-BiIly Affleck,
the English lightweight whom Tom
O'Rourks brought TO this country,
is quite a nifty looking youngster.
He IS bit small for our lightweights
and may get the worst Of it on that
account in case he meets some OF the
top notchers Of the class. However.
the little Briusher isn't worrying
VIII suit him, he says
VIII Not Meet WelterH
There are & few welters in the
game who are posing as hghtweights
that Affleck should not be sent
against. And his manager, Tom
O'Rourke, can be depended upon 10
keep his boy away from too much
weight O'ROurke said he would ike
10 get Johnny Dundee for Afneck' s
first opponent
while Dundee viii outweigh my
bov several pounds, he is, neverthe-
less. nearer his size than any Of the
other first-rankers. and for that
reason L would like to get the. match.
I know my boy is fast. clever and
q good hitter" said Tom. and II he
should beat the little Italian, in case
they box, I would be able TO get quite
a nice lot Of money with him after
Il know" continued Tom. that
little fellows are taking desperate
chances by conceding weight, but I'm
willing TO send my boy against any
of the 133 Founders in a Philadelphia
club or over in New Jersey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

cities. In my office at the factory !
receive quite a number OF letters from
ambitious young men, asking my adj
vice about taking up racing as a pro-
fessiOn- ] advise them against Il as
it is certainly not profitable and Is
nor worth the risk"
Overland races Of the order OF
the Horderlnnd clnssic and the
san Diego to Phoenix derby
helped business a great deal AID
did much to boost good ronds in
the opinion OF Barney. However,
ne asserts, that n we lnd good
roads races OF that order would
not be necessary and II the good
roads boosters Of every state
" uid combine there would soon
be n perfect network OF highways
which would prove Of great hene-
fit to any community.
When asked for an approximate
statement OF the sum he made during
his career, Barney said that he die
not like 20 guess as 70 was not what
a man made, It was what he saved,
that counted, but at all events he
would not recommend racing as q
profession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16
TITLEH0LDER To
MEET ONE Of
C0NTENDERS
ByIand Issues A Challenge
to Come For Side Bet Of
$500 Or More.
EUROPEAN CHAMP
ALSO AFTER BOUT

CHRIS JORDAN middleweiEnt Wrea-
~ ting champion viii again defend
his title in an FL Paso ring on Janu-
airy 6, when he viii face either
George Renthrop. European cham
plou. or Bobby Byland. premier o.
the American expeditionary forces at
Liberty hall in a catch as catch can
finish bout
Plans for the meeting OF J9rdan
and some premier WrestlsE o. the
country we're completed MONDAY
night at special meeting OF the
sportsmen having the tourIa-lne ln
charge 1t is proposed TO BRING el-Aef
Renthrop OF Byland here to meet the
champion who made such nit with
the fans when he defeated Gus
Panpas last Friday night IN Liberty
hall Since his appearance a. tlal
time the promoters nave 'n-a Q----
a number OF petitions from tana nc
are anxious 70 see Chris In action
again and as those in charge OF tle
match have the entertainer OF tl-
athletic fans At heart they Intend 20
get none but the best to meet him
Enroufe to the West
Renthrop was IN the city several
DAYS aCo. passing through elrOute %
Arizona where he viii meet some o.
the best boys o. his weight IN that
section
ne ISSUED a challenge to the
winner % the match last Friday
night and has announced that
he win be Only TOO glad TO re-
turn here and lTrestle the cham
plon on any terms and with n
substantial side bet posted a.
guarantee Of his good iutentlons-
The promoters have been huaiiV
enElEed IN looking mp the record
OF Renfhr0u and have learned
that he Is one OF the best men Of
his weight IN the country
Byland. IN a letter 20 The Herald
sports editor states that he ls holder
OF the middleWeiEht wrestling title
q the A z. F. and also Won the
championship at the Olympic games
In Stockholm. Sweden. IN 1872 Like
Renthrop he offers 70 come fer sub
stantial side bet and VIII pay his
expenses 10 this city in order 20 get
q chance at the title. he % another
wrestler who is rated among the best
and as Jordan announced Monday
night that he would post a side bet
20 meet any nan OF his weight in
the country there Is little doubt but
match before the Fl Paso fans.
Plans were made ut the meet
ing Monday night for the enter
tninmenf Of the LARGEST mum heE
OF athletic boosters thar has ever
attended local athletic contest
and Liberty hail VIII undoubtedly
be packed when the tive men
meet on the mat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-16

Mines Monday afternoon chose to re-
tain orange and white as the official
eolors Of the school and not 70 change
the colors 20 blue and white as pro
posed recently.
Members Of the football team OF thu
school at the annual banquet follow
Ing the end OF the season proposed
that IN view OF the fact that the
colors OF the state university we're
orange and white that the team adopt
different colors. A COMMITTEES was
appointed 20 take the matter NJ with
the student body and g was definitely
decided Monday 90 keep the old colors
as the official ones Of the school
The football team may adopt differ
eut colors 20 wear on the field but the
orange and white viii remain as the
official banner Of the student body.
10 was announced
While no definite announcement
was made 70 Is thought that the let
ter men OF the school viii wear a
white sweater with ap orange ~ on
the breast