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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Sub ebS" Attend
Varsity Affairs

Yea, verify, the popularity Of the
Memphis Subdehs extends far beyond
the realms Of Memphis.
Know you not that they sponsor al
most all Of tho big varsity affairs OF
the tri-states, and that It's said a var
sity prom without a Memphis girl pres
ent Is like a June night without a
moon?
Right now about 20 Of the most at
tractiVe subdebs are getting their spring
trocks ready for the big pre-Lenten az
fairs, some going to those at Sewanee,
sippi.
The big senior dance Of the Univer-
sity Of Mississippi will be given Fri
day and will be followed by a matinee
dance the following day. As II will
be on Valentine day,'a number of clever
surprises have been planned for the
guests, and the affair promises to be
the most brilliant which has been given
at "ole Miss" for the past year.
The Following attractive members Of
the local subdeb set have already &C
Cepted invitations, and are planning to
attend the dance; Misses Elizabeth Hill.
Mildred johnson, Margaret Ivy, Mar
garet Lindsey, Marie Cordes, Natalie
Davant, F1oy Harham. Elise and V. h.
Terrell, Bessie Rogers. EVELYN Rainier,
Martha Chandler. Ma~idHau Huddleston,
Angie and Nirgie Bailey. Josephine
Gates, Margaret Ycaaer, Louise Robert
son. Mary Virginia Finley and Isabella
Blackburn.
The big pre-Lenten dance al Sc
vance university will be on Feb. 20, and
the following Memnhis girls will at
tend; Misses Jewett Swift. Elizabeth
Hill, Mary Jane Johnston, Natalie IA
want, Mabel Pidgeon, louise Robertson.
Virgie Bailey ana Marie Cordes,
nua house naPfv and eaPlN snrioW Sas-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Emusic of Nations"

4 beautiful patriotic musical program,
THE Music of the Nations" will be
given at the next meeting of The Rep
ertoiFe Musical club, % which Mrs.
Louise S, Trezevant is president. The
nesting, which will be held Thursday
afternoon, Feb. q, will be at MSs.
T~reGevant's home on Central avenue.
At the last meeting of the club q
most interesting program was played,
consisting OF numbers appropriate for
each, month, in the year, and called "A
Musical Calendar" This meeting was
TreSsvant, the president, and vas the
first of a serious Of beautiful programs,
arranged with great care and strictly
adhered to during the season.
The program follows:
"An the Year Around" a musical cal
endaP.
January-The Song Of the North
WIND Schytte
Snowflakes SChytte
Mrs. Carroll Smith.
Febtuary--Pierrot 0rom carnival OF
's"o Mr.. L. S. rrezevaint.' S'"O''
March-March Wind ....... MacDOweh
Miss Lois TreSevant.
Mrs Ga10G T, ii. Haiiiiliard.
Msy-May Night ..-',.,... Paimsren
June-June- (~Barcaroiel. .T~sChaikowsky
Mrs. Finley Faxon.
July-StaT Spangled Banner arranged
BY Joseph Hoffmann).
Miss Lois 'TFeSeVant.
Observation-Disclosures Nights Dream.
Memberships
Miss Carrie Smith.
September-Autumn ........ Chatninade
Autumn ........ Mcdowell
Mrs. Edgar Angler.
Octo6eP-Dance OF Che Elves Ghosts.
Mrs. Carroll Smith.
MISUNDERSTANDING Song. .Mendelssohn
Miss Jessie McClung.
December-Noika (Sleighride) .....,..
Observation-Disclosures. Tschaikowsky
Miss Rebte Harrison.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
BRITISH RELEASED ARE
NOT YET DISCHARGED

LONDON, Feb. 3. (vla Montreal.)-
The soldiers now being released from
tho British army under the demobili-
zAtlon plan are not being finally dis
charged, the process of discharge not
being completed until after the peace
Is signed. AN the men released NJ
present arc hElng furnished with .
letter 81 thanks from the army cow
ell for the services they have rendered.
Upon their final discharge AL the Off
GERS and men who served will be given
Individually an Illuminated certificate
Of service in addition to their service
and wal medals,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
MEETING OF MEMPHIS
WOMEN'N ORGANIZATIONS

The Parent. Teacher association OF
. u school held a large and inter-
esting meeting Friday afternoon, Be-
foFe the regular business of the meet
ting. Grace Phillips, in a most pleasing
ana attractive manner, read her COM
position. "A Sailors Experience on
Board Ship" Little Julia Marie
SchwinO recited in her charming way.
Plans were made for The entertainments
OF the graduating class and other de-
tails were worked out 10 help in the
membership campaign which Is TO be
closed IN March.
The 7. ". and Y. NJ n. A. Dramatic
club will resume their regular class
meetings Monday evening al { 'cloc
In the library room OF Us club house
| on Madison and Dunlap. Mrs. NJ. J..
I tosse. the director, has made the
classes very attractive and entertain
The regular February business meet
ing OF the Commodore Perry chapter,
p. A. r., will be held ~ the Hotel
GAyoso Tuesday afternoon az 2 O'Clock.
The election of delegates 90 the naS
tionsl congress will lake place, the
collection OF dues ana other important
business will occur,
The regular monthly meeting OF The
Memphis D. A. II, chapter house asso-
citation will be held at the Motel Cav
oso Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Reports OF last years officers and com E
mtttees will be read, dues collected and
this years committees announced.
The NeiShborhood Nursery associa.
Ieicn will meet Thursday At 1890 o'clock
In the pa'lors OF the Y, N. C. A.
The John r. Cannon circle, King
Daughters, Nili hold an important
meeting Monday afternoon AZ 2 o'clock
a. the residence Of Mrs. e. N. Ford
i522 VihtON avenue.
Their will be a meeting OF the board
of managers and directors Of the Home
for IncuFables on Monday morning az
10 o'clock at the home,
There will be a called meeting Of The
aiumnae ov the Sacred Heart school al
the Sacred Heart convent on Jefferson
avenue Sunday morning ut 10 O'Clock.
important plans are 20 be made, which
makes necessary the presence Of oil
members.
entertain Thursday afternoon, Feb, ~,
AZ 2 o'clock, A. the home OF Mrs, A. y.
Kelly, North Parkway. Mrs. ]. M
Hines and Mrs. J.. r. Russell, ~, will
assist Mrs, Kelly IN receiving and en-
Pertaining The guests.
The Memphis Woman's club will mse,
at the home OF Mrs. Sidney Nicely OIL
Poplar avenue Friday evening. Mrs
S. NJ Nicely will read r paper on AIT =
and Mrs. %. ". Saunders will make a
short talk on "CamouflaHe." A collNc-
ton or war trophies will, he shown,
which. have been brought back by Mem
phis boys.
The Memphis Equal Suffrage league,
Of which Mrs, Samuel J. Ellis 10 pFeal-
I dent, will hold an important meeting
Thuvsday morning at 1890 o'clock al
the Hotel Chisca. e
The Merrill school PaYent-TeacheF "a
sociatlon will hold les regular monthly
meetings At IRE school Tuesday after
noon at S:l5 o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Salon Circle.

The regular monthly meeting o. the
Salon circle win be held Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock at The club FoonsS-
7. n. H.. A. building, Dunlap street and
Madison avenue.
The specially invited guests are the
Nineteenth Century club members.
The following program will he given
TAlk-Memphis Art Association. -.
Mrs. E. q, Willinghan.
ta) To Spring ,...,. Cries
Miss Emma Kuhn.
90 AraGonAise ...n........ Massenet
Miss Emma Kuhn.
Tslk-Camp Libraries ..............
- Miss Marilla Freeman.
Vocal-sognai ...A..y...... r. schira
Resding-fhe Old Lady Shows Her
Miss Floyd C~riultchfieid.' OA
Miss Jennie schWili; Miss Kuhn accom-.
PIANIST.
Miss Frances Cole and Mesdames A.
S. Buchanan, Fred Gamble, A, h. De
Loach, W. II. Barker, Mary Beecher
and Douglass Darnell will assist the
hospitality committee of the Salon;
Mesdames A. II. Mayor, Herman wolf,
L. NJ. Winter and Geo. Stein IN receiV-
ing the guests.
Tea will be served BY Misses Bernice
Hesse, OF Jackson, Tenn; Evelyn Mauss
ana Evelyn fRinkus.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.

The Memphis Musical Bureau will
present Arthur Shattuck, pianist. in the
second recital Of the series Of three
piano recitals at the Goodwin Institute
SATURDAY. afternoon. Feb. Is. The re-
cttal will be given promptly at 2 o'clock.
This change in the hour has been made
at the request of the ost-of-town pa
irons in order to allow them time to
MAKE tne s,soedT n ssnt oaLoo on rb s,nr.s
Feb. 10. is for the season ticket holders.
On Friday and Saturday the sale is
open to the general public, Single
tickets $3.50 plus war tax. Sale opens
at O.. K. Houck Piano Company ut
9 am adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Current Topics Glass.

The Current Topics class OF che Nine
teenth Century club will meet Wedhes-
day morning at 10 o'clock, when az
open discussion on altruism ana Us
various branches will be the subject
for the. day. 1t will he led by Mrs,
A, Y. Hudson. I've motto OF the class
of which Mrs. Mary l.. Beecher is
chairman, is Write Me as One Who
Loves His Fellowmen,' and this spirit
will he embodied in three minute talks
by members.
l.. The program for the afternoon will
Am I Ny Brothers Kesper?"-Mrs
A. Y. hudson.
Self Sachfice"-Miss Percy Pate
son.
inspiration and AchIsVeInsnt"--Mis
Geraldine Anderson.
AN Altruistic fAgend'-Niss Card
ner.
"Hopefulness and Hepfulness"-Mrs
''Citizenship Mrs. n. T.. Turnsr.
"Altruism"-Mrs. r. n. Heiskell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
At Low
COST ECONOMICAL
County Agent Urges Use for
General as Well as
Truck Crops.

farmeru and truck growers OF the
l entire Memphis territory are. ur8eo uy
1 lieut., W. N. Landess, Shelby county
farm demonstration agent, 70 take az o..
vantage Of the extension oS Time ror
making application for government NJ
trate Of soda TO Saturday, Feb. ID.
''Thera Is hardly an acre OF soll ~ ne
territory that might not be proiltaplS
improved BY the application of nitrate,
said Lieut.. Landess. THE use ot nj
trate will be OF equal advantage 70 eV-
cry truck grower and farmer an tLnoN
growers should use nitrate, ne s@t' nj.
The c%heapness Of the government NJ
Srata adds a great additional value to
it's use as a fertilizer, SAID Lieut., Ian,
desW. The commercial product seils a.
~ cents A pound or $3.50 u ton, whlle
rovernment nitrate may be p~urchaseu
at SSl q ton, or approximately . Genus
" EEitTate Is said ny experienced stu
Aents ~ local farm conditions to be
The FIRST need with most soils In thls
~terTitovy, az stimulates the CROWN OF
olanfs. making them harder ana OF
quicker maturity. In garden truck, ~
course, this means larger, more tenue1
and more succulent vegetables car''eu
earlier 20. the market ne auaeu' county
AGENT said that much Of the SOIL IN tH'H
section on which wheat IL grown ls poor
whsat soil and II can be made to pre-
ducS liner whea, and . thicker gro N,vn
IL INITIATE is applied. the wnTst Of SST at
east Lsss 10 ioo p pounds o. nitrate % the acre.
Who puts on this nitrate NAY IoN o sHp acc az. an
srSwS of four or five bushels per acre
cotton and corn growers ne aln
SSO h.Ys ben c "sIo s,o Gsoi n the a "ss
c.'t9"S. Nitrate carries three times
~ ~ much nitrogen as c%ottonseed mea,
All the ae!icultural AGENTS N the
coUntiss Of me three st J,,oDs 4 tor az az
thoriztd 70 receive appnG sn nn,roit.se s
appo'rt.d az N t CERTAIN sonmunIt'es to q, q.
ssIs. Fa1mtrs do n2t h.Ne to Pay or spY
Inc Ni'rats on arS'''sMi, sTpIbi eO' is n" 4.
,S;,ss,srIihvtirR point for Shelby county sni
o.Sn Scun.y viii have a centrsl point Of
distribution.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
NAME COTTON MILL
ARBITRATION BOARD

COLUMBUS. ia, t'eh. e-Some 50
merchants u this cisy met AZ he Cham
Der ~ Commerce OFFICES yesterday and
appointed five az theiF number 40 an
arbitration committee to aAtAmpt an
agreement between enc local cotton mill
operators and e,0s0 striking operatives.
this committee 10 appoint five addi-
tioNal medtat0rs.
The board ~ n wtf insist an a com.
promise ~ the contest for An eiKht-
hour laW.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Rex Club % Entertain.

Plans are being made by the enter
tainment committee Of the Rex club
for a most unique affair to be given
Saturday evening. Feb. 70, at 3 o'clock
The ballroom will be arttstically dec
GRATED for the occasion. a George wash
ington scheme predominatlng' many
novel features are planned for the
amusement of the guests and the AZ
fair gives promise of being one OF the
most original ever rendered by the
The entertainment Apmmittee, con-
eisting of Messrs. E. M. Levi, Leo
whrtzburger and Or, Earl Scharff, will
be assisted in receiving the members
the board and their wives. Mr.. Ed
ward F. Goldsmith, Mr.. Joseph p.
SHREDDER, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. &eir, Mr..
and Mrs. j. R, Haas and Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence S. Levy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
BIG SGHOOLB BOND
ISSUE IS SOUGHT
Parent Teachers Federation
Wants Board to Approve
$500, 900 Issue.

support before the general assembly
OF a bond issue OF $500, 600 for Immediate
work on Memphis school houses, to build
ahneGes' remove fire hazards and i'm
prove sanitary conditions In buildings
h yards, will be asked OF the board
of education Monday night at its usual
meeting by a. committee from the Fed
GRAFTON OF Parent-Teacher associations
Armed with details Of the necessary
work TO make the schools fit for the
children, the committee will ask imme-
ulate action in order that the present
term OF Legislatures will authorize the
issue. The committee Is composed Of
MIS-; Berney Harris, chairman; Mrs. A.
y; Jacobs, Mrs. A. M. Wray and Mrs,
Lloyd Hopper.
The appeal to the board Of education
Is the result Of recent activities Of the
Parent-Teacher associations to remedy
many defects in the schools.
Mrs. Il. w. Hale, president Of the
FEDERATION Of Parent-Teacher associa-
TINS, declared Saturday the immediate
Issuance Of the bonds was imperative.
We are not clamoring for an increased
TAX rate, but we do ask for the bond
Issue to give the schools the needed
repairs and put them in condition for
the children 70 attend safely"
Mrs. Hale also stated The association
N7ould' draft a letter Monday in re-
Isl tnse to the resolution of the Pro-
tFHant Pastors association, which con-
oemned dancing in the public schools.
The letter will be presented to the
board Monday night.
The committee Of women from the
federation is scheduled to appear be-
fore the Trades and Labor council next
Thursday with their pleas for support
In the issuance of the bond issue OF
$500, 900. On Thursday at moor they
will appear before the Lions club. The
Kiwanians are also in line for an appeal
from the federation.
We are getting the support Of the
business men," said Mrs. Hale, Ito
show the legislature that the popular
opinion here is overwhelmingly in favor
of the bond issue. AS o as we COM
plete our propaganda work, we, with
those who support us, will petition gu
delegation to the legislature to pass
the bill"
Hardwig Peres, president Of the
board, and all other members are
heartily in favor of the improvements
to schools, but have been Handicapped
by lack of funds.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
MISSED
BIG ROLL OF MONEY

Presence of mind OF T. Bell, negro,
Minter City, Miss, in hastily placing
$3.50 in greenbacks in his SOCK when
he saw suspicious CHARACTERS ahead OF
him Saturday morning at 2 o'clock near
the Union station, saved him bis hard
canned money. He emerged from a
scuffle with the holdups with a scalp
wound. His companion, William Wof-
ford, 1908 Texas avenue, is laid up at
the General hospital with a fractured
skull. He lost $40. Police have not found
the highRaYmen
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Missionary Study Glass.

The First Methodist missionary study
class, conducted by Mrs. II, s. SpraKins,
noon.
The fourth chapter Of the women
Workers Of the Orient viii be the les
son for the afternoon. At 3 O'Clock a
meeting OF the entire missionary So
ciety will be held, at which Mrs. w.
J. Hunt will lead in the devotions.
planned:
Duet-Misses Rebecca and Ruth viii
liams.
Address, missions in Africa" by the
Rev. i. G. Hamlet, Of the Trinity
Methodist church.
All friends and members OF the con
gregation are invited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Calvary Valentine Musical.

Prominent society matrons are antici,
Mating the Valentine musical which VIII
be given Friday afternoon from 3 70 8
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Frank Hill.
on Union avenue
for the afternoon. the affair will be
given under the auspices Of the Cal
vary Church circle. members of which
win assist Mrs. Hill in receiving.
Needless to say that the program
MANNED for the occasion will be a treat,
bntb from a social and musical stand
noint. An informal reception and tea
will be given at the, conclusion of the
nroaTam.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Valentine for Young Set.

An attractive Valentine affair which
was enjoyed by about As members OF
the younger set Saturday afternoon was
the Valentine card party given BY Miss
Flora Mae Black and Miss Alma Belle
Black at their home, 1884 PeaboHy ave-
nue..
Mrs. William T. Black assisted her
lovely young daughters in receiving
their guests. Both honorees wore at
traetive afternoon frocks, Miss Alma
Relic in blue crepe de chene, and Miss
Flora Mae in white crepe de chene.
Clever and unique Valentines were
used as fayors and In all decorations,
Near the close of the afternoon q
delicious two course luncheon was
served
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
YOUTHS CONFESS.

Declaring that they stole the tires in
order to get money by selling them,
e, B. Malone, 16, ISL Jefferson avenue,
strset, and a companion confessed to
Officers J.. w. Taylor and w. r. Ham
Saturday to stealing four tires from
the garage of II. B. Wilkinson. T39
Jefferson avenue, on the night OF Jan.
20. The tires have been recovered. All
the youths declare it was their first
offense.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
IN 0. P. STROUD TRIAL

o. p. Stroud, tried Saturday on a
charge of carrying a pistol, will not
serve a sentence for the alleged Of
tense, as the jurors In the First GRIM
inal court, who heard the charges,
failed to agree and Judge Richards dis
charged them.
Stroud is alleged to have abandoned
a big army pistol, leaving 1t In an
automobile when Sheriff Perry sought
to arrest him and several others.
stroud is alleged to have pursued Mag
fetrate Gibson in a wild automobile
race, seeking to recover liquor which
Gibson was bringing to Memphis FOR
the sheriff, and which was alleged to
have been Stroud's liquor. 1t was while
he was pursuing Gibson that he ran
into the Sheriff'S party.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08

A wedding which will b Of interest
throughout the state and which will be
the most beautiful nuptial event Of che
early spring in Memphis, viii be that
of Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Mitchell Arm
strong, to Mr., Guy StollenWeFck, OF
Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Armstrong; charm ana gracious
personality has endeared her 20 old
ana young alike, and she occupies .
place in the heart q Eemphis' most
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Miss Renkert Entertains.

A Valentine affair, unique and at
tractfve in every detail, will be the
d~inner-dance to be given by Hiss Maud
| Renkert az the Memphis Country II
Saturday evening.
The Valentine scheme wiz oS carTieo
out in all table decorations. including
Che favoPs for The guests.
Miss Maude Renkert, who will be
lovely in an evening dress Of pink satin,
will be assisted in receiving her quests
BY her sister, Miss Ruth RAnkePt, who
will wear an attractive evening mooel
of black satin with drapsriss OF flmy
black tOlle.
About 60 popular members Of the sub
deb set will have the pleasure OF NJ"
tending the affair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Social Belle Engaged.

The engagement Of Miss Whitney
Vinton. daughter Of T. o. Vinton. pres
ident Of the Bank Of Commerce and
Trust company, to Mr.. Frederic Warren
Butler, of Plainfield, n. j., is current
among members Of the social set, but
the date of the wedding has not yet
been announced. Miss Yinton is one Of
the most popular of the younger social
set of Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
HONOR DR.. AYRES.

Expressions OF sorrow for the loss of
one Of the South's best educators, Or,
Brown .Ayres, president OF the Unit
verSity Of Tennessee, are expressed In
a resolution drawn by a special com :
mittee representing the local colleges of
the university and approved by the
faculty.
The resolution was drawn up by A. II.
Wittenborg, Jos. A. Gardner and r. r..
Manogue. The high esteem in which
Dr. Ayres was held by the students
and faculty Of, the local colleges OF
pharmacy, medicine and dentistry In
expressed In the resolution which has
been ordered entered on the depart
ments' records as an enduring testi-
monial Of esteem and gratitude.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
STEAMER KENTUCKY is
REPAIRED FOR RIVER USE

PApNCAH, Ky, Feb. 8. (Spl)-Ths
steamer Kentucky was placed on ma
Eine ways for repairs yesterday. She
VIII enter the So. Louis and Tennessee
river trade when repairs are completed.
There has been no steamer In this
trad. since the sinking OF the steamer
st, ToutS last winter,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
CHOLERA EXPERT COMING.

DR.. j. T. Ellis, federal director OF hog
cholera for west Tennessee, will arrive
in Memphis on Feb. II or IS and will
establish his headquarters in the office
Of the farm development bureau of the
Memphis Chamber Of Commerce Feb.
%, according to the announcement
made at the burear Saturday morning.
DR., Ellis is now Nted at Jackson,
Gem.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08

exclusive society set witch II will be
difficult to Gill.
She was among the attractive girls
who came out informally IN 1917, not
making her formal debut because Of
The war.
ar. S~toilenwevck was flight instructor
az Mitchell field, Long Island. He re.
Gently received his honorable discharge
and holds q prominent position with
the Dupont Powder Co. at wilmington,
Del. Tie vs. the son Of Mr. and Mrs,
Il. C. Stollenwefck, Of Baltimore, Nd,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08

Armstrong. stollenwerck.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Mitchell ARM
strong aHneunce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their daughter,
Elizabeth Barton, to Mr., Guy Stolen
werck, Of Wilmington, Del, the we'd
ding to take place Thursday, March S.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Mrs, Hyde C~ompNmeuted.

A most attractive luncheon IN honoE
OF Mrs. Charles E. Hyde, of Lake Provi.
dence, was given by Mrs. Fred j.
P~ritchard at the Peabody hotei ~ moor
Covers were laid for q guests.
Later the guests enjoyed the matinee
at the Ornheum theater.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08

LAWRENCE. Mass, Feb. S.-THe Ar
lington Mills were closed today and sew
eral other large textile plants operated
only part OF the day. The strike for
81 hours pay for As hours work was
last Monday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
9,8o7 L GINNED

CAMDEN. Ark, Feb. s, tSpl.)-There
we're a,S07 bales OF cotton ginned in
Ouachita county from the crop OF 1918.
prior to Jan. 16, 1919, as compared with
z. $50 bales ginned to Jan. is, 1918, IL
the ginners' report made by j. F,
Walker.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Athey Metal Weatherstrips.

Zinc and copper cloth lined installed
on windows and doors keep out
draughts, dust and SCOT chaars Floor
and Screen Co. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
Important, Men.

Call for an Extra at g&melson's or
any good cigar stand They are only
10. but loo quality. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
There Are MANY.
BIG MILLS CLOSED

Ask the man that smokes Sandstone
Extra, that good dime cigar for &c. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08

Sorgt. Frank Rice, of the local ma.
rlne recruiting station, leaves GatuV,
day night for the naval hospital az New
Orleans to recover from his recent IN.
ness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-08
CL.UBDOM

the youngest ~ Miss Florence Riley's
pupils will be featured IA the fairy
dances. and the Irish music will inter
pref the spirit OF the play.