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GINEBRA, Suiza, febrero 2G.-El
complot de los monarquistas y del par
lido militarista para hacer desapare-
Ger a Kurt Eisner, el Primer Minis
tro Bavaro. del escenario de la cosa
piblica. fue preparado desde hace al
gun tempo La actjtud de Eisner
en- ell Congreso socialiSta de Berna, en-
donGe tan inrr&pidamente eXpusiera
In c~ulpabilidad de las ~porencias cen
trales por IA guerra, sell6 su suerte.
Despues de su segundo discourse que
pronunci6 en- esa conferencia, Y en- ell
cue revelo ell tratamiento inhumano
que las autoridades m~ilitares a!ema-
mas daban a los prisioneros de que
IRA. ell Primer Ministro bavaro hacia
g sus amigos que 10 fe'icitabar por 81
valerosa franQueZa, eSta observacion:
"Ustedes no conocen de 10 que es ca
paz Alemania hoy. Con csc discurso,
he firmado quiza mi sentencia de
muerte."
Pero no fueron en- Verdad esas de-
claraciones de Eisner. en- Berna, las
que incitaron al partido m~ilitarista a
realiZar una acci6n criminal, para des
hacerse del Primer Ministro, sino las
Que dicho f~uncionario hiciera en- una
junra privada del Comite in~tegrado
Dor los lidereS sociaiistaS, y N "a que
Sc puso n discussion Ia question boil
sheviki.
El Primer Ministro bGvaro declare
en- esa junta, solemneTente, que Ue-
MA pruebas documentales &c one Ell
Estado Mayor General Aleman, habia
tenido V c%ontinuaba teniendo hasta
Ia fecha. relaciones secrctas con Le~
nine y Trotzky = Ia Re 1lica rusa
del Soviet. \ raiz lie Ga declara~
ci6n De EiSner. ell Principe Rupert2,
ex- heredero del rrono de Bav;era, So
Ito de Schuls, poblaci6n cue Sc hal
en- las c~ercanias de Taraps, en- Sui
"a. donde habia estado viviendo ocuI-
tamente. desde hacia varies meses. Y
regrcs6 = Baviera. Hay poca duda
ahora acerca de cue el v!aJe de kupsr-
to estuvo r~elacicnado con los aconte-
cimientos que Siguieron. La vispera
del dia en- que fue aSesinado Ell Prl-
mer Ministro bavaro, sc habla efectua
do Dor la noche. una reunion de carac-
ter social, aDareNtemente lnofenslVa,
de los oficiales pertenecienJes Al Re
gimiento bavaro de los Guardias De Il
Vida, en- los salones del Clue de este
famosc cuerpo. Pero tai reunion tu-
20 por obieto en- realidad, designar a.
Official Que habia de dar muerte 4
Eisner. Durante la convlTlaEdad
de los ,oficialeS Sc bebio champagne
en- excesc Y finalmente Sc jug6 . los
dados. para determinar Quien &c to-
dos ellos habria de Hear 4 cabo Ia ia
rea de lib-ar q A,emania de su te-
mibla acusador. La susrte qUiso Sc
nalar al Condo Arco Valley, I'm pa
riente retirado de la familia WitteIs-
bach. cue fuG la Ultima que RENO en-
Baviera.
DespUes del ascsinato Sc "ncon-
tr6 en- poder del Condo Arco, que fue
sacramento hcrido Dor un guardia, que
acompanaba a Eisner, II nrcc!ama
con esta cabeza: "Nuera Kurt Eisner,
Vivian los Wittelsbach."
La agitacion Y Juror Que e asaslna-
to de Eisner produjo en- las masas po-
Dulares. fue e~xplotada inmediatamcn-
te por los esp~artacistns, cuyos lido
res echaron 4 volar una serie de SEN
~saciorales rumoreS, taos como el de
que ell Ministro Auer, conocido como
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e. GOBIERNO ENGLES EX-
pULSARA A TODOS
LOS ALEMANES

LONDRES, febrero 26.-El Minis
tro del Interior de Ia Gran Bretana,
ha resue,to expulsar & todos los ale
names internados, q MEDIA que va
van siendo puestos en- libertad, de los
campamentos en- donde Sc hallan de-
tcnidos. segun Sc ha sabidc de fuente
autorizada. Tn gran numero de e.
sos alcmanes han sido va rePatriados,
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BIBLIoTECA TRAGI-ROMANTIcA.

"a &c CcrltcrcS CG&G az
Amc- y Nardr!o
A-te dc Busca- NI-!Go.
Cgisasio de Amor
II inferno de 10. HomA-Ss.
n Noy.o Prcsc2to-
q P---ato-io D. l2s SOltsT1s-
p ParSiso de ias MuScrcs
+ Hud: de- los Mare
- %iGu De EuiEs1Orcs-
81 Coila- De Es1era!taS-
e i d. sas NlnE.
e Alma en- IN EcSo-
Ia Hfia d las FiorS-
Ia Hiel ~ los LAbios.
La Nina dc los JazmIn,-
Ii Vigts Azre
La Corte del Amor
Il Princesa del DoAT.
La Hija dc Venus
Las Ev1s Mcdernas-
LIS Obreras del Amor
L.as Hijas del Champagne
Marina @ u Hga de- rs Otss
Naidi;os sean tUs HOnbCc--
Nsldit7s sean KS Sur1S.
MaIdito sea el Amor.
Na.ditoS sean los CcicG
PasicnariaS &c Amer.
pc-Uur Sc CaSau lcs H0mbrrs.
PoruuS Sc CaSan las IuJe-cS
PorCuC Pecan las MuIcres.
Pc-uus MurmU-an las NiEi1s-
PnruG. ReIuciGrn las NiUdgG.
Po~ Scg7l:- q UEa Mule.
Su NajestaG Il Amor.
Viva nj SCviat
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PARIS, febrero 26.-El Primer Nj
nistro frances, N. Clemenceau, Sc ha-
Ia ahora, p~ricticamente fuera de pc
ligro. FL U!tjmo boletin Official dice
Que su estado Is bastante satisfacto-
rio. quiza mas de 10 que sc esperaba
que 10 fuera para esta fecha.
FL distirCuido fu~ncionario pas6 una
.noche ~excelente, Y quiza podra concu-
rrir a 81 despacho dentro de muy 20
cos dfas. Los tres especialistas que
han estado ~atendiendo constantemen-
te a N. C!amenccau, deSde el dia en-
Que fu6 herido, declaraGon aver cue
las lesiones c~mpezaban va a cicatri-
gay, Y no Sc habia ~presentado nin@in
indicio de cmboiia. Manifestation
tambien que Va 10 habria necesidad
de dar bo'ctires inform2tiros diari2-
mcnte sobre cl estado del paciente,
pucS q peligro mayor habfa desapa-
rccidc. IL uDico tenor de los ne
dicos. es Il de que 81 "Tigrc". confie
denasiaGo en- 81 enercia, y Sc dedi-
que EMBELLISHMENTS 4 sus la5ores, an
tes de que So haya r~estab,ecido conf
pletaEente.
I'll Primer Ministro ha estado reel
biarIo 2 los da!psados q Ia Corferen-
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Inf6rmese con eualqui-ra aeessa dc n2sotres &c ora" que gs
s;rrDrc decimos IA verdad sin que coGleCos nueStEos pFopio' a-
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dollar De plata. Ticnc una maGGiHaEia de PrTneFa ciIsH con -
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STE rclcx. Mrehos nos cscri5aa GicitnAoHos csto; poFanG saeeh
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SiIe5 Y aacaa5 L reccErcncs va.icSos aEtsaoS -, a@ gu y :;
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rcs 80 veII., DO. $500 y $500, peSo Tc<otc5' SC rs d-as
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te. No seuita 6iaero 4as,saeaSo, snancntc eoSe q, eSp6a I'd
fuato y mandel5s used pagard los Si..s5 eaando tndo se hesns
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contandose entire ellos, numerosos en-
pleados Y meseros de los hoteles Y
restaurants elegantes de esta capital
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS.

Azucsna. por Ca-lc;a Braeme ...--.-.. 9oc
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Don QuiiCtc De = Nancha.-La obra macs
TIA de Il literature eSpancla. In tonlC
e. MARTYR dol GclEot2.-HcrCcoSI novcla.
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ESpiae:6n. @ = Martirio Ge ana Madrc. .Sl.GO
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tue QUO
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Las RcnG,ci0ncs dc QUevCGo .--.------.. 6Oc
Los P~crcanccs de Quevcdo ..----.-..--.. tOc
Los Amores &c Quevcdo --.s---------.--- Soc
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HAND E sOLAaGENrE 5000 De ESTos REL0JEs A PRECIo TAN BAjo.
g.

Tuyi,7gs suc-tc g conse-u:- una gran caEGdad &c C-os re
Ioies = Drcio mas baj1 que 81 dc fabrica, : hasiI cue 81 EGs
acaben los vanos = venGer cast 7or NADIA, rrss!o que no &c
orrecegi ninguna ora casa
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OBRAs DE CRANDES AUTORES.

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EntreneSes. po- Cervantss -..-......$l.JO
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M. CLEMENCEAU Sc HA-
LA E~NTERAMENTE
UER DE PELIGR0
FL inico tenor de sus medi-
cos es cue Sc dedique e
sus labores empe-
noSamenta

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AutoreS DirersoS.-

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BIRLlOTECA DE NOvELIsTAs.
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Encier de WoR.epIn.-
EugGio Sue

Il Jgdio Errautc &C
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Les Hiios lsl Pueblo. Dos $50
Los Siete Perados CaaitaleS. Dos tones $l.50
Martin 81 Expusit5 I5c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
IUBDOM
Informal Musical.

An interesting informal musical which
will be given Thursday evening at S:l5
o'clock will be hat In which Miss Mary
Morrison will. present her two young
pupils, little Miss Eugenia Buxton and
David Fentress.
The affair will take place at Miss
Morison's residence, and the friends Of
the young musicians are extended a
cordial invitation.
The program follows:
ii Trovatore .............. Verdi-Dorn
David Fentress.
Romance From Sonatina in Co..
Hungarian Dance ............ Reinhold
Eugenia Buxton.
The Rosary Nevin
David Fentress.
Sextette From Lucia .,..,.........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Donlzetti-Tonelu
The Forest Blacksmith. Helms
Eugenia Buxton.
David Fentress.
Eugenia Buxton.
Serenade .............. Schubert-Heller
David Fentress.
Butterflies Gurlitt
Eugenia Buxton.
Humoresque .,.........., Dvorak-Mero
David Fentress.
Eugenia Buxton.
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ENTE RTAlNMEN TS
Luncheon for Miss Parke.

Among the lovely prenuptial affairs
for Miss Lenore Parke liz the luncheon
at Hotel Gayoso on Wednesday, given
by Mrs. Arthur Parke. Mrs. Parke's
guests will be the members of the
Parke- Buzard bridal party.
The luncheon table was handsomely
draped, having a border Of pink sweet
peas and ferns, while the centerpiece
was a mound Of pink peonies and sweet
peas IN u mist of filmy pink tulle. Tiny
gold slippers marked the guests places.
Mrs. Parke received her guests In a
becoming gown Of embroidered sGeor-
gette In a dainty orchid shade, while
the honoree wore u frock of white
Georgette with a picture hat in rain
bow tlnts,
The members Of the bridal party are
Misses Lenore Parke, George Hamlet,
Of st. Petersburg, Fla; Ethel Riddell,
johnson City, Tenn; Helen Hitchings,
Hester Claypool. Neva Mitchum, Mrs,
G, w, Edwards, Mrs. J. \. Wallace ana
Mrs. Clyde Parke. /
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House Party for Miss Cooke.

A thoroughly delightful affair, which
will be enjoyed by a number OF the
popular members of the younger set,
will be the house party which will be
given throughout the balance Of the
week at fernando, Miss, by Mrs. j. l..
Cooke and Mrs, George Holmes In honor
Of Miss Nell Cooke, a lovely leader OF
the younger set.
The guests will leave Memphis
Wednesday evening, and from the mo-
ment they arrive In fernando to that
when they leave, a series of Jolly and
attractiev parties will be given for
them. Many OF the affairs will be
surprise parties and so, you see, the
secret must not be entirely given away
here.
The girls and boys who will enjoy
Miss Cookies hospitality are as follows,
Misses Margaret Sturdivant, Sandol
Metcalf, Elizabeth Johnston, Alice War
wick, Jane Morgan. or Jackson, Tenn
and Nell Banks, OF fernando, Miss.
and Messrs. Robert Smithwick, Newtor
Perkins, Ben S%turdivant, Thomas Snow.
den, Saver Slater, Allan Robertson,
James Saunders, Jack Gibbons, Albert
Austin, James Gissey, OF jackson,
Tenn, Bright Holmes, OF fernando,
Miss.
Ihey will return to Memphis Monday
evening.
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Commodore Perry Elects.

Mrs. &C, B, Bryan was unanimously
re elected to serve for a third term ss
regent Of the Commodore Perry chap
ter, ID. A. r., at the annual election 81
officers, which was held Tuesday after
noon at the Hotel iGayoso. (
Other officers elected were Mrs, u ].
williams and Mrs. Mary Hunter Millef,
honorary regents; Mrs. J. Harvey
Mathes and Mrs. Napoleon Hill, honor
airy vice regents; Mrs. -. j. williams,
first vice-regent; Miss Nettte A, Flem-
ing, second vice regent; Mrs. G. W
Class. third v~ice-regent; Mrs. r. ].
Stanage, fourth 'vice-regent; Miss Alice
". Wylie, fifth vice-regent; Mrs. Sd
seph Browne, recording secretary; Mrs.
~. N. Howard, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Percy Fl. Patton, treasurer for
life; Mrs. j. NJ. Nafl, registrar; Miss
Virginia Proctor, historian; Mrs. VIII
ginia Frazer Boyle, life poet; Mrs.
Mary M. Hubbard, life chaplain; Mira.
Lottle Shepherd Perrymah, life custo-
dian for flags.
Splendid reports Of work accomplished
by the chapter were made, by the Varl-
.ous Officers, and a general BUSINESS
meeting concluded the afternoon,
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puNScoMs. PHILLIPS WEDDING
WILL BE SoLEMNlZED QUIETLY

Will BE oOGEm GOlE ! ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayburn nunscomb viii
give In marriage their daughter, Clara
Falls, to Mr.. John Phillips. Jr.. We'd
nesday evening at S o'clock, the cere-
mony to take place AZ their home on
jackson avenue. with only the members
OF the two families being present,
Following the announcement OF the
engagement and approaching marriage
Of the popular young couple, plans for
q very beautiful wedding. were made,
but owing TO the death of Miss Duns-
combs grandfather, Mr.. J. n. Falls,
these we're abandoned, and the cere-
mCny viii be very quietly solemniEed.
Although the elaborate details Of the
wedding were eliminated, Miss Duns-
comb win have her attendants as
planned, as the lovely young maids
which she had chosen, were the dearest
friends Of her girlhood,
The lovely bride vii wear an ex-
quisite Lucille bridal rob Of imported
white satin. beautifully draped with
Duchesse lace. Her Veil OF tulle and
lace, falling In graceful folds over the
court train of her gown, viii be caught
by a wreath Of orange blossoms. She
win carry a shower bouquet OF white
orchids, sweet peas, and valley lilies,
The attractive maid Of honor, Miss
Marietta Dunscomb. a sister OF the
bride, win wear a charming Lucille
model Of pink taffeta silk, finished with
tiny French flowers in the pastel
shades. Her flowers viii be a corsage
Of sweet peas.
The charming young society leaders
which Mise Dunscomb has chosen as
her bridesmaids, viii wear beautiful
Lucille frocks OF pastel blue, finished
with the dainty French flowers Of blue
and pink, and fashioned on a similar
design. The bridesmaids are, Misses
Fleecie Mae Phillips, Dorothy Dunn,
Eleanore Tinker, Margaret Boyle,
Frances Dockery, Adele Origin and
Sophie Farnsworth.
Mr.. Phillips will he attended by his
brother, Mr., William Phillips, as best
man His groomsmen will be Mossrs.
BIZ Bailey. Edward Falls, Russell
Kennedy, Ameil Brinkley, John Falls
Austin. Edison McCabe and Wythe
Little Miss Elizabeth Dunscomb, the
dainty flower girl will wear a lovely
freck of pale blue %taffeta, while little
Miss May Frances Falls viii wear n
similar frock Of pink %taffeta, Little
Miss Falls and Master Billy Maury, the
latter wearing a suit Of white satin,
win be the ribbon bearers.
The ceremony will be solemnized In
the living room OF the Dunscomb resi-
dence, the Rev. II. S. spragins offici-
ating,
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips will leave for the east. They
viii be at home to their many friends
at their new home on Central avenue,
after Sept. l.,
No wedding OF the season has been
of greater interest, for both Mr.. Phillips
large place In the hearts OF Memphis
society leaders, and the two families
are among the Oldest and most promi-
nent in the city,
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. HERE and THERE

Miss Mary owings Groves. OF kosci-
uako, Miss who has been the guest OF
Miss Gladys Latdrum, Of Memphis, is
visiting other friends In West 'rennes
see. Before returning home she WI
again be a guest at the Landrum homt
Miss Gladys Burgie has returned
home, after a visit to New York, and
Other Eastern, cities, u
= 7
], ID. Clark, formerly of Memphis,
who is now living In Ell Paso, Tex, mas
returned to Texas, AFTER having spent 1
week with DR., A. W, Rudisiil, OF this
News has been received Of the saf,
arrival, Of Gene McDavid from overseas
He Is now at Camp Mills, and lis ex.
pected to arrive home during the week
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TIL. Delashmet, Of Moss Point, Miss,
was In Memphis Wednesday,
- NJ A,
Herman Asher and A. L, Gardner
both Of Yazoo City, Miss, were among
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WEDDINGS


The ldlewild Presbyterian church was
the scene Of a pretty. wedding on Tues
day afternoon at s o'clock when Miss
Viola Fuller, daughter Of Mrs. John d,
Fuller, became the bride OF Mr., Edward
Lancaster Pitman, the Rev. William
Grove officiating, 4,
her brother, Mr., Charles Fuller, while
her only attendant was Miss Shirley
Scott, OF Senatobia, Miss.
Mr.. William A. Sheddan served as
best mar and Mr.. Toof Brown and Mr..
Eugene Moon as ushers.
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Pupils Recital.

The piano pupils of Miss Emma
Kuhn viii entertain their parents with
a recital at her home on Linden ave-
nue. on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
The following program will be given:
Estelle Frank.
DullaDy
Song of the Mermaids ....,.... Weber
Pauline Dreyfus.
March of the Boz Scouts. ...........-
GTanI SHdelIeE
Lester Samelson. E
On the. Meadow '".,,.".,.'.. Lichner
Adeline Dermon. q
Dance of the Clowns. ..... .Eilenberg
Elizabeth Matthews, @
IL q NeTul
Eugene Omberg.
Flower Song ...,............... Lange
,. 81. Doris Brown. 't.' /
Soldiers March CFausD ,-...... .Gounod
.>'1t Harry Dermon, /.
.Nalse in. + flat. .....+. sag. =. =. .Durand
Evelyn H~ammonds. 1.
Minuet ...,..a. 80, ....G -, F~PadereWski
II So, Fanny ,Qttenheimer.
Rustic of Spring 49,. !. 49,. .Sinding
Estelle O'Kelly. q. $685.
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Colonial Club Dance.

The regular Saturday evening dinner
been postponed thfs week, because the
club Is planning TO entertain on Mon
day evening, June 20, with an elaborate
dinner-dance In honor OF the guests and
contestants of the Tri-State golf tour
nament, which will be held at the club
June 2i-25.
For this occasion two Of the best or
chestras which can be secured In the
city have already been engaged. and the
club Is sparing ne time and expense In
it's plans to make the event a brilliant
one.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-11
Woman''s Congress Ele ction

The officers for the coming year,
which promises to be the most I'M
portant in the history Of ,women's SUI
frage,. for the ,Woman'sr, Congress df
Memphis were elected Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs b. Allen,
Mrs. Allen, who is one OF Tennessee's
most enthusiastic and pioneer suffra-
gtsts,n was unanimously elected presi-
dent ofsthe organization which Is, now a
permanent one, and the other officers
gre as follows; Mrs. ,E, e., Wiuiinkham,
FIRST vice-presideat;! . Mrs, Robert NJ,
Beattie, second ice-president;s Mrs. Ben
FRIEDMAN, recording secretary, and Mrs.
H.EH. FairfaX. treasurAr.
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Girl Scouts to Entertain

"A Jolly party to be given Monday
evening, June 16, will be that which
the girl scouts, OF Memphis and Shelby
county win, tender In hohor of their
parents.
The, affair, of which Mrs, G. A, Iayi-
SON, chairman of the scout committee,
quarters at No. 6, North, Second street,
and a most enjoyable evening is being
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Entertain for Daughter.

One Of the loveliest Of the June par
ties for the younger set was the dance
given by Mr., and Mrs, Dean Adams
for their daughter, Miss Peggy Adams,
at their home on Overton Park avenue
on Monday evening.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with beautiful blossoms, and punch and
a delicious Ice course were served to
the hundred guests OF Miss Adams,
who enjoyed dancing until II late hour.
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the visitors from that state In Mem
phis Wednesday ~
L. S. Austin, of Lexington, Tenn was
registered at the. Peabody hotel We'd
nesday. ID
e. s. Stegall, Of Jackson, Tenn, is
among the guests at the Hotel .Gayoso.
- 3D.
Robert Cohn, who is now living on
bis fine farm at Forest Hill, spent
Wednesday in Memphis, Mr., Cohn has
been in the cotton business for many
years. and says he is making a sue
cess as q farmer - o.
+. = r. Gadd, manager, of statistics OF
the American Hardwood Lumber asso-
citation. returned to Memphis Wednes-
idAy. after a trip to Cincinnati, o.,
where he attended II meeting of the
eastern section membership of the asso-
citation.
--$- 'tH~ 50
Mr. and Mrs. H, e. McGrew, OF
IFranklin. Tenn., are spending the weeH
with their dSughter, hrs. X. w, o
clough, 2203 Union avenue.
h - --AArv
Miss virginia Moore is being enter
tanned in Nashville, Tenn, as the guest
OF Mrs, Allan Meadors.