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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
PRESED|NTElE WILSON
VA PLEcA IlNER| DIN
PARIS 4Rf CASA.

PARIS, IL Febs. - Presedinte.
lie Wilson s'a deiis ca sa piece
Vineri din Paris spre portul
Brest, pregatindusse sa Sc intoar-
ca acasa. Mai eta 0 posibilitate
ca vaporul Gu care Sc va intoarce
acasa sd nu pIkce din portul
Brest pima Dumipeca dimineata.
1mpreuna GU plesedintele Will
son vor veni 81 Earl Reading, am
'basadorul francez .Jusserand, am
basadorul italian Eellere 81 Fran
kiln Roosevelt, asistentul minis
trului de marina
Constitutia lige5 natiunilor ca
re a fost complectata 81 aproba-
ia ieri fost sd fie cetita in sesi-
unea de All de satra comitetul
caruia Wilson ii este presedinte.
All dupa ameazi presedintele a
luat parte la sesinnea consiliului
suprem, unde defegatii ibelgieni
au explicat cum germanii au lu-
crat SYSTEMATIC ca Sd distruga in
dustria Belgiei. Aceasta chestie
va Fl data comitetului economic
al consiliului suprem, in conec-
tie Gu indemnitatile 81 proviziu-
nile armistitiului. Sc astepta ca
consiliul de razboi suprem sd
considere in aceasta sesiune 81
planql maresalului Foch, referi-
tor la ocuparea altor puncte
Estrsas1tsegice Ga " sdsig1re ea ger.
manil sc vor supune conditiilOl
armistitiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
iMSTIINIARE. {.

Prin aceasta STUNT rugate toate
Societatile,, Parochiile 81 persoa-
male care an primit biluri, pentru
diferite publicatiuni, tiparituri 81
Oalendare 81 bine voiasca ca in
col mai scurt timp posibil sa achi-
to aOsls biluri f&r4 de q mai as
tspta alts provoc4ri.
euntsm ocupati din Gale afara,
Il timpu1 M ne permite O. a. fa-
oeam din nou alte biluri. Stim o.
uncle prisidiri M achit& bilurile,
iar dupa V y schimb3, csl nou
M gtis o este de plata 4 o. nu.
Osl mai praStiC lucru este o. du.
~ 20 sau - xils II achite bilurils
oars ls primesc, IA felnl aceste q
tins adminiStratie corect& Il 90
dictate, iar pe moi ne usureas& de
. MUNICH dubl&.
s. gperant& d csi intsrssai vol
lua \ cuonstintA ssmnxm ou ~
~:
Apl luEIeER ATIk \. n
ri " ssIs s ss sS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
FOCh atrage atentia a|iatiIOr
asupTa peTiCOIu|ui german.
IA APRIL GERMANII vOR AvEA 8 MlLIOANE SOL.
DAFT Jar ALlATII NUMAI 1900, 900.

in communicable oficiale, sd site in
sd Cd delegatii francezi din consi-
liul suprem nu aprobat aceasta
restringere puterei supreme a
maresalului Foch de q trata condi-
tile armistitiului Gu delegatii GER
mani.
Foch nu doreste nici o restringe-
re au autoritatii sale fie reala orr
aparenta. Din contra, ell vrea ca pu
terea lui sd fie Gu mutt mai mare,
lar termii armistitiului, cind perio-
da de acum va expira la IL Feb
ruarie, sd fie mai severi prin ocu-
parea Essen-ului, prin luarea altei
parti mai mari a artileriei 81 prill
silirea Germanie de Sc conforma
termenilor din armistitiul original,
pc care Germanii au incercat sal
Ocoleasca.
Poporul francez mai tot este de
parerea maresalului Foch. Eli nici
pentru un moment nu au conside-
rat ca razboiul a trecut. Este o te-
mere constanta ca razboiul va in.
cepe 81 victoria din .Noembrie va Fl
pierduta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
CE ZICF FOSTUL
kRONPRINT.

/ WIERINGEN, OLANDA, 10
Febr. - In interviewul pc care
fostul print de coroana al Ger
,naniei la dat unui correspondent,
zicea urmatoarele:
,,Stiu tot att de bine ca orr 81
cine Cd, fara razboi, Germania ar
III cistigat suprematia comerciala
in toata lumea. Eu am fost con-
ira razboiului. Stu ca moi nam
sperat sd cistigam razboiul decit
printr 'un miracol. Ceea ce s'a in
timplat facut mai mutt decit
sd confirme vederile .mele.
,,Acum multi yorbesc ca sa ma
impuste pc mine 81 pc fatal meu.
Cit de ridicul! E absurd sa GU
geti ca Oamenii din veacul al
douazecilea trebue sd vorbeasca
astfel de obraznicii. Eli nu ne pot
sa ne pedepseasca mai rau decIt
am fost pedepsiti deja''.
fntrebat ca daca era multumit
Cd razboiul s'a terminal, fostul
print de coroana raspuns:
,,Nu, nu asa cum este. Germa-
nil sunt infuriati; intreaga lume
e infuriata.
Tot ce-i trebue Germaniei este
o armata puternica. E nebunie
a crede ca pot guverna fara ca
Forta asia totul. Aceasta sin
gurul lucru care va asigura sue
rcesul unei ligi a natiunilor. E un
caz de suprayietuire a celui ce e
mai bine echipat.
ff~s,;D Daesr- cea-ssdeS6aas aeraaania
vrea o republica la fel Gu Fran
ta sau Statele Unite, eu nu ma O.
pun. Nu-mi pasa de coroana. I'M
iubesc tara 81 IN 'asi intoarce GU
placere la lucru in ministerul de
externe sau in ori ce loc vor vrea
sd ma puma.
Mai bine as vrea sd flu I'm
simplu cetatean, decit sd port .
coroana aducatoare de neajun-
suri''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
C0NGRESUL PACEI Sc
VA MUTA DIN PARIS?

PARIS, IL Febr. - Ieri au cir
culat mai muite rapoarte referi-
tor la mutarea congresului de pa
ce din Paris in alta parte din
cauza ,obstructieis' din partea
preset franceze. In uncle cercuri
franceze s'au mirat Cd un astfel
de lucru a putut ii luat in con-
siderare.
Pc cind prim-ministrul Clemen-
ceau a subscris tratatul Ligei Ma
tiunilor ziarele franceze continu-
au Gu propaganda pentru 0 pace
pc baze strategice. Sc spune Ga
presa urmareste alta tinta &c
f.npedeca foarte multi conferinta
de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12

PARIS, IL F'ebr. --- Germania
nu Sc tine de conditiile armistitiu-
lui 1ncheiat, astfel ca Germania la
| Aprilie va avea 100000 de sol
DAFT, luind in considerare metoda
de demobilizare, lar puterea ALA
tilor va scadea la 100000.
Acesta este raspunsul maresalu-
lui Foch la sugestia ca sutoritatea
lui sd fie restrinsa.
Delegatii americani, sd crede, au
fost de parerea ca prea mutt mi
litarism i'm metodele aliatilor de a
sfirsi razboiul.
Rezolutia presedintelui Wilson,
care a fost aprobata de catra con-
siliul suprem, cerind un consiliu
suprem economic care sd considere
uncle chestii ce vor naste prin con-
ditiile armistitiului, la fel 81 nu-
mirea unei comisii de civil exper-
ii in economic, &c sc raporteze di-
rect consiliului suprem, fost un
rezultat al parerei delegation anne
ricani.
Gu tOate Cd nu Sc spune mimic
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
IN JURUL PLECAREI DLUI
CAPTAIN Y. ST0ICA, PRE-
SEQ!!IINTELEL. N. ROM. a.
STIMATE DOMN!
TUBITE MUNCITOR!

Sunt co,svi,ss cd n,GjoritGtea, sau
toti membrii orgomsotiasmiIOr, sd
mentiomes U. 8. r. a. 81 Ligei N.
r. A. STINT Nn regret ci,,d trebuie
sd pdrdsifi, i'ssd causG sfsmtd - CO.
reio snnteti smchinati 81 pemtru ca
re ati iIuptat pc acest continent, pen
tru 0devdratS Romissi de aici 81
de pretutindeM, sm sn,piedicd de
q fl nemingdiat char la pIec0rea
D-trd, judecsnd necesitdtile carr 81
lesc ca f0pttL sd fse sn,plinit.
EW, ca nsensbrM al dnsbel0r Or
yamsdtiusa, doresc dim toatd mi
ma mea 0 cdldtorie fericitd 81 sd pu-
teti sto0rce un frun.os succes, cdci
pentrw chepsareG GtitG de urgen-
I'd aceasta sd proiecteasd de maj
mario nOstsi, 81 asecesar concursul
81 al Dior Vodstrd.
DIE cdpitoni DIE Presedinte!
Ca toti UeterGmw sncercati, am
81 eu,o rugare cdtrd D-trd is,ointe
de pLecare! Rog bine VOits al d0
cuvenita considerare, pentrw ns0J-
t,tnireG generald, cdci cuNOsc four
te bine opi'Ia generaH acestor
d0ud organizations, 0nNn,e:
A d0 publice pc cei ce eau m
sotit IN mus,cG de pSnd acuns IN
America, respective oryonizotiuni-
le, 81 dacd Unis1pe0 Soc. Romsne
Americana a lucrot pemtrN neom,,
81 "a m,0i rog q spune public (d0cd
9 posibil) dacd UniMne0 81 msemb-
ris ei, nW tot ca constitute LgG 81
membris eis
CrssSmd al rugoreo M votdnsd ~
nsreG dintrs R0Mssns s0r ORGANIZED
tiu,I tdcutd Ia youngstown saas
0iNre0, Asde Mn Domn spwseo cd
rdddcimG din trecut o "a pGstrG in
b1sWasGr1l sting pssd dupd rdsboi,
fdcsnd char p gsstMJ.
Deci D-le Pyssedinte, rog ca IN
Ante de plscors, bine voiti 81 GER
titioaN re eel on nserite, oce6st0
pentr1 q NJ dG loc Ia dispGtd "
teri0f.
Rdnssss cA depIsd sncredere Al
Dior TOastrd stimdtor.
loan N. SERB,
nssnsb. ,,Albinos' sec. N. Castls.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
BOLSEvICII PIERD Pc
DOUA FRONTURI.

COPENHAGA, 10 Febr. - lii
tuanii au oprit inaintarea boise
vicilor pc frontul Lituan, spune
depesele date de la biroul litua-
nilor din Berlin. Orasul Ponievsk,
la nord de Kovno, a fost capturat
de fortele lituanilor.
Kievul, capitala Ukraniei Sc "a
fla din nou in miinile trupelor IL
kraniene, dupa cum spun rapoar-
tele ajunse aici din Berlin.
Uncle depese trimise din Var
sovia la 81 Ianuarie au adus sti-
rea ca Bolsevicii au intrat in
kiev.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
DE VALERA LEADARUL IR-
LANDEZILOR IN PARIS.

PARIS, II Febr. = Profesorul
De Valera, leadarul irlandezilor.
care scapat acum de curind
din temnita a ajuns in Paris,
spun rapoartele primite aici.
De Valera, daca e confirmata
depesa de mai sus, probabil va
prezenta independents Irlandei
conferintei de pace din Paris. Ell
a fost ales in parlamentul englez
in ultimele alegeri de catre dis
trictul East Claire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
PLANUL DE RECONSTRUCT
K IN ANGLIA.

LONDRA, IL Febr. - Parla-
nentul englez este gaia ca ime-
dat dupa ceremonia dbicinuita
la deschiderea parlamentului sa
Sc apuce imediat de planul re-
constructed.
Mesagiul regelui George s'a
marginit numai Ia victoria c1sti-
gaia de aliati 81 Ia reintoarcere Ia
timpuri normale pentru care este
,necesar q fncepe Q reconstructie
. industriei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
DIN oNSK A PRI-
NIT OFERTA JAPONIEI.

VLADIVOSTOK, 8 Febr. Tin
tfrziata) Rapoartele din Om-
SIX spun ca guvernul de acolo a
'acceptat oferta facuta de Japonia
de q trimite oameni, bani 81 ar
me de . rapune activitatile boise
vice de acolo.
IN schimb pentru acest ajutor,
apune raportul, Japoniei Use va
pefmite de 50 folosi de czrbn-
|pii ~ ferul din districtul Priamul
~ pp1tea de sud proyipcei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
PoLoNI1 BAT Pc BoLsEvICI,

VARSOVIA, IL Febr. - Tru-
pele poloneze au recapturat Brest
Litovskul, Bialystok 81 Kovel de
la Bolsevici.
Brest Litovsk la 125 mile de-
partare de Varsovia, Bialystoc 81
Kovel, E la IS mile spre nord de
Brest Litovsk.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
N0u| inlprullut dc stat.

WASHINGTON, IL Febr. -
COngresul are inaintea sa astazi
cererea secretarului Glass pentru
permisiunea de a liberia Liberty
Bonds in yaloare de 100000,
600 dolari. Glass de asemenea a
cerut sa Use permita q fixa do
binda acestui imprumut al Vic
toriei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-12
CfT o COSTA Pc GERMANIA
ARMATA DE OCUPATIE.

Cartierul American din Germa-
MIA, 10 Febr. - Mentinerea ar
mattel Americana din aria ocupa-
ia costa pc Germania peste
100000 de dolari zilnic. Fiecare
soldat 0 costa $3.50 pc ri, 81 fie-
care Otter 8 dolari pc ri. Numai
intretinerea soldatilor 0 costa
962, 900 zilnic.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Gil UBDOM
Maj. Malone's Talk Enjoyed.

A reception worthy of the splendid
things which he has accomplished, was
rendered Maj. Battle Malone by the
women of Memphis at the Nineteenth
Century club Thursday afternoon, when
the department of health, of which Mrs.
Louis A. Thornton Is chairman, pre-
scented an interesting program, followed
by an informal reception, in Maj. Ma
lone's honor.
Maj. Malone, who has only recently
returned from France, where he was
head OF the Memphis Red Cross hos
Of the herolsm Of the American boys
on the battlefields and in enduring in
tense suffering when wounded He
spoke of how many boys the Memphis
Red Cross hospital unit had aided, and
of the work accomplished by the unit
during its part In the var
ry. but did not arrive till the fighting
was over In that section. From Chateau
Thierry his unit was moved midway be-
tween st. Mihiel and the Argonne
forest, where they remained through
out the duration Of the a
Here they took over a hospital which
French, but which had not been used.
Among the is, 900 men who passed
through that hospital. were a number
of members Of the Lost Battalion"
At the conclusion of Maj, Malone's
splendid talk, Miss Elsa Gerber, whose
Home" and my Son" she was ac-
companied by Miss Birdie Chamberln
Mrs. x. s. Buchanan. president OF
the Nineteenth Century club, then
thanked Mai. Malone for his address,
and presented him a large bouquet OF
roses.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Mrs, Walter King.

RYHALIA, Miss, Feb. Z. (Spl)-Mrs.
Walter King, whose death from pneu-
monia following an attack OF influenza
occurred Wednesday, was buried in the
Floyd, pastor OF the Byhaila Methodist
church, officiating, Mrs, King was Miss
Jennie Struhe, She leaves q husband,
-four small children, her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Con Strube; a brother, Custer
Strube, and three sisters, Mrs, Ltxxie
Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs, Rufe ED.
wards, Of Byhalia.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Missionary Study Glass.

The First Methodist Missionary
study class, conducted by Mrs. H. s.
Spragins, will meet at 2 o'clock on
Monday afternoon.
The fourth chapter Of the Women
Workers of the Orient" will be the les
son for the afternoon. At 3 o'clock a
meeting OF the entire missionary society
will be held, at which Mrs. w. j. Hunt
will lead in the devotions.
The following program has been
planned:
Duet-Misses Rebecea and Ruth Will
llams.
Address, Missions in Africa" by the
Rev. Il. @. Hamlet OF the Trinity
Methodist church.
All friends and members Of the con-
gregation are extended a cordial invita-
ton to attend this meeting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
SOLDIER CAPTURED BY
HUNS RETURNS HOME

JACKSON, Miss. Feb. Z. [Spl.l-
Private John Lester, the first Missis-
sippian to be captured by the Huns,
and in the first batch OF Americans
taken prisoner. is In jackson, after be-
ing discharged from the service at
Camp Shelby, and expects to make this
city his home. He formerly lived In
Tutwiler, and was the son Of a prom
inent Methodist minister, who died not
long after hearing OF his sons capture.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Holland Brown,

NEWBERN, Tenn, Feb. Z. (Spl.)-
A wedding Of interest was solempiSed
in this county at Ro-Ellen, q few miles
south of Newborn, when Leroy Holland
and Miss Mai Brown, both popular
young people OF this county, stole a
march on their many friends by get
ting married. The bride Is the daugh-
ter Of Ben Brown, a prominent farmer
OF Dyer county, while the bridegroom Is
a young farmer Of Ro-Ellen section.
The Rev. Alvin Burwood Salisbury, Of
Ro- Ellen. performed the ceremony in
the presence Of a few close friends.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
NO COLD WAVE.

Rain and still colder weather are pre-
C. Emery, in his forecast issued Fri
day. Mr.. Emery states, however, there
will be no cold wave. Saturday will be
cloudy, he forecasts. Snow Is possible
in the northern portion of West Ten
nesse and a slight furry might be expo
rieneed In Memphis, but IL hardly prob
able.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Pupils Recital.

Miss Muriel Moore, pupil Of Miss
Elizabeth Mosby, of the Boiling Musser
School OF Music, will receive her GER
tificate Of graduation from the school
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
concert hall OF the Woman's building.
where the program will be as follows:
Bach-Allemande, Gavote, Menuet
(from French anite in u l~nalorl.
Beethoven-Sonata OPP. 81, No. .,
Adagio Sostenuto. Allegretto. Presto
Agitato.
Liszt-Dreams OF Love,
Henselt--If | Were a Bird.
notwithstanding Doll.
Observation-Disclosures.
MacDoWell-Witches' Dance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

Spencer.H billiard.

NEWBERN, Tenn, Feb. Z, (SpL)-A
wedding that was a surprise was SOL
emnized in this county at Lenox, when
James Spencer and Mrs, johnnie Hill
lizard were quietly married in the pres
ence of a few close friends and rela-
tives. The ceremony was performed
Thursday afternoon in the Tar Hill vi
cinity, They will reside at LenoX,
which Is located on the Chicago-Mem-
phis Gulf railroad.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

Mrs. Bette Coleman.

NEwBERN, Tenn, Feb. Z, (Spll-
After suffering for several days with
pneumonia, Mrs, Bette Coleman, wife
OF Charlie Coleman, a prominent farmer
Of this county, died at her home In
Lenox. Those that survive her are her
husband, one child and two sisters, Fu-
neral services we're conducted at Lenox
where interment was made,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Psyche. Physical Culture.

The Countess Adrienne de Coriche,
teacher of psyche physical culture, will
form a class at the Nineteenth Century
club Saturday morning at 1890 o'clock.
All members Of the Nineteenth Cen
tury club who desire to enroll In this
class are asked to be at the Nineteenth
Century club at 1890 o'clock Saturday
morning,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Chocolate Cookies.

One cur brown sugar. half cup melted
shortening, one egg, half cup milk, half
Teaspoon soda. one and one-half cups
entire white wheat flour. half cup
chopped r~aisins, half cup chopped nuts,
three squares melted chocolate. stir all
together in order given and drop on
butteTed tins a teaspoon at a time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
MEETING OF MEMPHIS
WoMEN's ORGANIZATIONS

The Mary Latham Social circle will
entertain Thursday afternoon, Feb. IS,
at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs, A. p.
Kelly, North Parkway. Mrs. j. NJ.
Hines and Mrs. J. 7. Russell, Jr,, will
assist Mrs; Kelly in entertaining and
receiving the guests.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Sacred Heart Alumnae,

There will be a called meeting Of the
alumnae of the Sacred Heart school at
the Sacred Heart convent OF Jefferson
Important plans are to be made.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Athey Metal Memberships

Zinc and copper cloth lined installed
on windows and doors keep out
draughts, dust and soot. Chears Floor
and Screen Co. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
French Chop Suey.

Three quarters pound round steak.
one-quarter pound fresh pork, cut In
one-half inch cubes, three large onions,
one-quarter can tomatoes, one-quarter
box spaghetti. ~one-quarter sweet pep
per, two heaping tablespoons rice, cell
cry or celery salt, FRY onions tcut IN
cubes), In bacon fat and cook and
blanch spaghetti, wash rice, cover meat
well with water (about a quartz, ado
rice, and cook an hour In saucepan
tho tomatoes, onions, celery, spaghetti
and sweet pepper, season with salt
pepper and papriki to suit taste. Am.
Pile for six people.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
WEDDINGS
King.shaw.

Mrs. Frances King and Lieut.. John
T. Shaw were quietly married Thursday
afternoon, and left on a night train for
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, vince he hopes 20
get his discharge. After that they win
return to Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
SUSPECTED OF THEFT.

Suspicion by Sister Anastasia, of st,
Joseph's hospital that Harry Watson.
an orderly, was responsible for the rob-
berry Thursday night at the institution
from H. Mitchell, a patient. has led po-
lice to seek Watson. He is said to be
a paroled prisoner from Nashville,
where he was sent for robbery, police
state. The stolen jewelry, valued at
$3.50, was taken from Mitchelfs locker.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
Seessel's Afternoon Sales.

Buy your meats for Sun
day on the cash and carry
plant means money saved.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

Private Lester is a former student at
the University Of Mississippi, and has
many friends in this city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07

V Ida Mynde~s
HERE and THERE

Mrs. Peter +. Reynolds, Of Chicago,
Ill, Is the guest OF her sisters, Mrs;
George SchmalSried and Mrs. Edward
Schmalzried.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Martin, Of West
Plains, Mo-, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Humphrey.
The many friends Of Mrs. Carl
Thompson, Of Tunica, Miss, will regret
to learn that she Is seriously III at st.
Joseph's hospital.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.

HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
''Keoki Kaawa's Hawaiian Sextet."
Formerly with Panama Exposition and
Biltmore Hotel, New York; Sacred
Feb, Z, 1919, s o'clock. Admission, 80
cents. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-07
B-oLLING-MussER SCHOOL OF

Certificate Program.
Miss MurIel Moore, Pianiste.
Pupil of
Miss Elizabeth Mosby.
Saturday afternoon, Feb. s, 3 o'clock.
Concert Hall, Woman's Bldg. adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
DANCE IN TOMBSTONE.

Another dance is announced Tor Tombstone in Schieffelin hall for next Friday night. The last of this series of dances was well attended by resi- dents of the Warren district who re- ceived invitations. A new maple floor has been installed in the building and other improvements have been made. Schieffelin hall, now owned by the Masonic lodge of Tombstone, is one of the landmarks of the old camp. It was constructed in 1882. in the days when Tombstone was the largest city in this state The lower floor is being rebuilt into a social club room and when com pleted will have ball room, banquet room, kitchen, ladies parlor, rest room and smoking room. The lodge has in- stalled its own lighting plant. The monthly dance is run under the strict est rules of decorum. Music will be
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
VANGUARD OF BISBEE
 BOYS WITH THE BETH
 ARRIVE FROM FL PASO

Assurances that the Warren dis trict will have real fight drawing card for the July Fourth boxing en- tertainment, were fulfilled yesterday when Walter Freeman, former Bis bee boxer who has been with the S9th division in France, arrived in the district. With him were Cecil Cos tello. Dan Angius. Robert Laney and Jchn Ashland All five were discharg- ed from service at Fl Paso the day preceding.
 Freeman returns to the district with string of victories in the squared ring as long as his good right wal .loplng arm. In Europe he climbed the ladder in boxing tournaments, ar irving in the finals for. the army championship in the 145-pound class Out of total of 25 fights he won 25 decisively. He is in fine trim and shape, and is ready to enter the ring at any time
 The five returning heroes are the advance guard of several more who will reach the district within the next few days. Few of the men had been
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08

mustered out last evening, and most of the discharges will not he complet- cd until Monday or Tuesday, when the remainder of the Bisbee conting- ent with the S9th will come home. Friends and relatives of the boys an ticipate their return late Tuesday night or Wednesday.
 Angius, Freeman, Costello, Laney and Ashland saw active service in France. They were a part of the 89th when that division was in the most severe battles of the closing days os the war, and they have returned home seasoned warriors. They are harden ed, tanned and aged by their expert ences, have taken on several pounds each, look every fcot the soldier, and are reticent and quiet in referring 70 their experiences.
 Yesterday friends of the returned heroes were greeting them in all parts of the city As the advance guard. they were messengers 10 relatives and friends of many others who Will ar rive home in the near future. TO some others they brought messages of those who will never come back. To all they brought the story of the bravery and daring on the part of the Bisbee men.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-08
HERE FROM PATAGONIA.

Herbert McCuteheon and brother, both of Patagonia district in Santa Cruz county, are spending several days in the district. They report that mining activities in their district are continuing and that a big boom is anticipated when properties producing silver begin shipping heavily. Devel- opment of many favorable properties in the district is continuing with in dications that several big mines will be made within the near future, they say.