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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-18
1s.ess BIRTHS IN SEPTEMBER

ThereSwere 1858 girths and 1874
deaths curing the month of Septem-
ber last year. according to the re-
port OF the State Health Department
Influenza was the cause OF 55S of the
deaths, and SAC were claimed by pneu-
mOnia.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
HIGH PREMIUMS
RE { EINED FOR
BUTTERFAT HER 7

Patrons of the California Central
Creamcrics receive the following
plices Tor April butterfat:
ln cream .e.*3 cents per pourd q
premium If J4J conts.
For tu.teriat iu milk, G1.6G cent,
o. = premium Of lz.41 cent. PEI
pound.
The exceptionally high premium.
being D d. especially for milk ar-
being taken advantage of b. t1.
da.rsae. r. Is fortunate that tso
Imre1Ial Valley can boast cr one of
the most aD4cra creameries in taa
country j +, equipped I, handle 4
the ty-Irod0c.~, and very hirh-
Grade OF butter Is beinp turned ou..
it viii be remembered that before tlia
comp,rv c1aJcG the Valley that
DAN ymen "ere receiving much lc.
for their product
California Central crcamcries are
.r.y "eu pleased 4isa the increase in
tuc.r hUsjae.. From the FIRST of t0a
Ireu - date the volume u bUttcrfat
received has increased zG per ont
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
bRAWLEY GIRL
WINNER COUNTY
SCHOOL CONTEST

Before q large and apprcciateivc
audience 1T the W".o1 ScnocI, 1,is
Many Humphrey of ne Erawley gram
:rar schoc! won the first honors in
The county in defamation contest.
Representative. of tyur schools par
,.cIrated, TWO from each institution
comprising the team.
The program complete follows:
A Message TO Garcia '.........,
........ Philip Smith, Imperial
The Hell Gate Of Scissor" 49,.
........H Harry Ha-tain, BraWlcy
the Soul Of the Violin .........
....... Elizabeth Baher, H0ltvilic
The Story Katie Told. .........
..Romane Richmond, FL Centre
The Yankee Cir" "..............
.......-. Helen Smithson, Alamo
Mrs. Ca.dle's Umbrella Lacture'
........ Ruby Ewinde, Imperial
Violin solo. OIvelia Wilson, FL Centre
almost EevoEd Endurance ID.
MABEL Moody, Ii Centre
The Lie Gamma II. DonnclD
Margaret Watson, Io,tvjill
4 short scene from "MidsumMor
Night Dream ...........
Mary Humphrey, Era~io.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
PROPOSE CHANGE IN
MOUNTAINS NAME
TO ROOSEVELT Mt
(Bv Associated Press

Sattlc, May lH.-PUEet Sounds o'a
disau sion q, TO whether "Thc Nom
tain should uc called Mount Raulcr
D. Mount 1ac.ra has Lccn reorenco
IT, newspaper suggestions thgt both
Gc 10 the a.gumc1J drop Their
claims 1nd compromise Qpoa Mount
Roo cEtlt.
Tacoma tong Las held thai thto big
peaks name is Mount Tacoma. Sc
attlc, OH the other hand. has called
it Mount Pario and, as one arGun.cn,
in its favor, hsa pointed to goVc,r-
mont maps tearinp the name " Raj
ncr.'
A Port'anI roweraror, IN what j.
~ med "a helpful and charitable spin
t,' recently urgestod thpl tee name
Ge changed 70 Mount Roosevelt. OGc
Seattle paper seconded the idea and
aro.hpr lQg estcd That the scheme be
carried further hv naming Puget
Sound "Cvtor Ba." aad "1ha Noun
.lin,' "&apamofa Hill"
Tacoma, spcakius cditoria!.L 20
fuses 70 accent any # Tic ao@ge tons,
stating that Theodore Roosevelt HIM
heIf Supported Tacoma's CLAIM TO the
name.
"By the way, how do you 20 about
il to change the name. Of mountain, %
one editorial asked
The question has not been an
sWered.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
AT THE PALACE TODAY.

''Too Fat to Fight" the Rex Beach
picture produced for Goldwyn, comes
to the Palace theatre today with Frank
Mcintyre in the featured role. The
combination of Rex Beach as the au-
thor of a patriotic drama and the
acting of Frank Mcintyre is sure to
make a sensation Rex Beach has
cast Frank Mcintyre for the role of
Norman Dalrvmple, former football
star, now known as "Dimples" be-
cause of his excessive fat He is
laughed at by his friends and good
natured sccrned Dy Helen Brewster,
the girl he loves. Every branch Of
the service has turned poor "Dimples"
down and too fat to fight" has come
to mean worse than death to him.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
Eirsi RAntiSt

Mothers Day will be appropriately
of erycd at the First Baptist church
Sunday morning at the regular morn
ter S. Reed, i'll preach, his sermon
sub iect being "A Good Mother and
d. Good Grandmother" Mrs. Aubrey
Skinner will sing at this service. Mrs,
Skinner is q newcomer to FL Centro
and you will want to hear her. The
evening service of song and sermon
VIII be interesting. Trevor Modem will
sing and the pastor will preach. Sun
dav school meets at 9:45 a. m. Morn
inc worship, / o'clock; Young Peo-
plc's meeting, 7 O'Clock; evening serv-
ice, s o'clock. You Will enjoy these
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
I,irsi preshyterian.

HiFIa school, 0:l5 a M: stormy SER
qon to the children. Morning wor-
snip. j. a. m.; Mothers Day services;
special program; sermon theme, "A
IriLutr to Motherhood." Young Peo-
rlo'. meeting, 6:45 p. m. Evening
worship, 7:45 T. m; sermon theme,
Preparatory TO Communion We'd
nesday evening, 7:45 p. m, prayer
and conference service. You are cor
diaIiy invited TO attend any and all
Of these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
ChriNiinn Science.

First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds all services in the new Elks
bail, corner Sixth and State streets.
sunday school at 0;30 a. m. Sunday
morning service at II o'clock; sub
oct. 80 Adam and Fallen Man" We'd
r,sdav evening testimonial meeting at
: 3. lock. The reading room is locat-
ed IN the FL Centre National Bank
building, corner Fifth and Main
trsets. and is open daily. except Sun
lavs and legal holidays, from y
o'clock noon to p. m. All are well
come TO the. services and the reading
room.
The evening service, at s o'clock,
will he under the auspices of the
christian Endeavor Society, Miss Myr-
tIe HarweH, president. The following
program of music will be presented,
to which the public is cordially invit-
ed. There will be no sermon.
Duet, - VIII Magnify Thee -;
............ Mrs. Leland
Dailv and Miss Ruth Carmichael
solo. ........ Miss Julia Foncannon
instrumental solo ............
3. Il. Sisson and Miss Ruth Sisson
Reading, THE Barrel Organ" -.
........... Miss Pearl Banta
Comet solo. "The Holy City
..................... Mr.. Mitchell
Solo, Spring Serenade ........a
........... Miss Katie Mae Cook
Male quartette, "Sweeter as the
Years 60 By. Messrs.
Ragan. Thacker, McIver, Berry
Musical reading ...............
..... Miss Daisic Mae HarWel
Mixed Quartette, Savior as tne
Night Involves the Sky'....
Observation-Disclosures. Mis-. Phil
Swing, Miss Ruth Carmichael,
Alcas,s. MadduX and lhacEel
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
RELEASED On BAIL.

In a hearing held before the led
eral commission late yesterday, Es-
tabanos Echanis, who was arrested
recently at Calexico on a charge of
having opium in his possession, was
rleased on bail of $1,000 pending his
trial before the federal court in Los
Angeles.
Operatives of the federal drug di-
vision made the arrest, alleging that
fchanis was the purveyor of opiates.
He was picked up in the border city
on April 80 His legal counsel were
Attorneys Wilson and Ellison.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

At last some protection is Go-
Ing to be offered 10 men from the
wiles of the female Of the species.
Judge Boettner is the man whose
name will ring down the corri-
doris Of time as the hero who had
the courage to devise adequate
measures OF protection for mon
exposed to the lure OF women,
Judge Boettner OF Newark,
has decided to curb with f.ea
hand the wild women OF Newark
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
II. Naul's EpiSc0nai.

y90ll 0t Orange avenue and Fifth
rreet. This, teing the third Sunday
after Easter, there Hill be the usual
II O'clock service with celebration OF
ne lev Communion and sermon by
h. priest ii charge, Rev. 3. ). Dar-
aai.ic, but no evening service, The
graded Sunday school will meet in the
rarjsh hail 4. 9:l5 a. m. Visitors
ala always welcome at st. Paul's.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
Seyenth-Day Adventist.

The SeVenth-Day AdVentlst young
people have a well-crganized mission
ayy society at the New River church
seven miles southwest of Ell Centre
Meetings eve-y Sabbath Afternoon at
. o'clock. Prayer meeting at sunset
Eriday evenings Sabbath school al
10 O'Clock and church services at II
every Sabbath. You are invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

I'D give a leg if l could be over there
with the boys ne says. Finally u
man who is raising a million dollars
for the Y. NJ. c. A. is Instrumental
in getting "Dimples' in that splendid
owrk. He proves himself a hero every
minute of the long days and nights.
Then he remembers nothing until q
French officer stoops to pin a deco
ration on his still expansive bosom ~
he lies in a base hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

VINO are -i,ae11 worrying the male
,aaa5:t@nt@ Of ,hot burg almost ia
dcath.
III Il ro'OG 70 stop flirting by
r~es ,iug.- "vamfiro Caliery,
wE:...la Wi hang nc pictures cf
aiI .aa 3.naaa "vomps" in town
!. any ~ tacce are caught at
taaii iHl.-iaas work Of eut;ciE3
".s,.o4a HOS aWay ff5m their
-,saaa ;s# .iea. zc9, I'd viii go
.ag.. I.ttulu5 in the courts gal
ieTy
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
|QI6lu1p1il

FL Centre churches almost without
exception will hold special programs
and services tomorrow in observance
Of Mothers Day. Hundreds of red
and white carnations, the floral tr1b-
utes to the mothers of today and to
the mothers who have passed beyond,
viii be worn.
The programs will be as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
GIVLN JHIL sENTFNCE.

rIcadir- guilty 10 a charge Of a9-
lJ't, Jeeue ,aHehez Of Brawicy "e1
tna morning scntcnccd by Justice
j9a1c MayfieId 10 serve a term of
four months in be county jail. San
choz who has aircady been in confino-
1ent about two months, Was charged
with ahooti1p tulaiio Luna
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
First Methodist Episcopal.

Sunday achooE, 9:I3 a m. KeEuIar
bv Rev. Z. A. Palmer; special music,
choir: Senior League, 7 D. m. Evening
preaching service, p. m; sermon by
Rev. L. A. Palmer. Special music
by the choir.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
STEPHENS SIGNS
SCHOOBNAAM BILL
(By Associated Presst

Sacramento governor has
signed the bill permitting the APP
pointment Of high school teachers
by elementary schools remote
from a high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
Mothers Day Service.

The Federal Council OF the Churches
Of Christ in America has appointed
Sunday, Ma II, at Mothers ), pay
sons and Daughters to pay worthy
cra. IN observance of this beautiful
custom, fitting program wlll be rem
dercd at the First Presbyterian
church, Sixth and Orange streets, at
II a. m. The floral badge, white
carnation, will be presented to each
attendant. A special invitation is ex-
lodges and the genera. public.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Where TO go Is no longer a prob
lem. Mehlburn's Tavern, Imperial,
offers real enjoyment any evening"
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
PRIV ATE SHIP
BILL POSTPONED.
(By Associated Press }

Washington-Private operation
of all merchant ships the govern
ment built during the war. eX-
cept those necessary for govern
ments departments, is proposed
in bill framed by Senator Jones
cf Washington, who will be chair
man of the Senate Commerce com
mittee.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
LEGION DEMANDS
PARDON PROBE.
(By Associated Tres,

ID y 49, ID GI-'I J N15oJ
st. Louis--The newly formed
American Legion has demanded
an immediatc congressional inves-
tieation Of the War Departments
pardonin2 Of conscientious objec-
tors.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
.
.J62nss Mol..73.lI}N7' ..3.lI

Deputy Sheriff Dave Motlcrk has
returned from San Francisco, hay
ing escorted Edgar Byrd. recently
convicted OF assaultiuG Marshal
Charles Gillette with intent 10 kill,
TO San Quentin.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Tie Six Stocking Club enjoyed a
delightful afternoon Of auction bridge
Al tau home Of -drs. T. ID. Jacobs yes
tcIQa-, Mrs. Fran! g.. Doebel roeoIl-
ing the t.rst prizs.
Nh. Charles L. Scott tcnterta;Aed
with ~ Informal luncheon PARTY this
noon at her home on Weasicy avenue,
the guests Of the occasion being th.
Ncsdamos {. !. CoEant, S. p. Lyons
and Il. p Meyer.
Miss Florence Z. Pam viii he host
css at charming half-aftcr O'Clock
IUncleon and bridge party 70 he Civ
en- at the Hotel barbara Worth this
afternoon. The luncheon tables are
to he decorated with great baskets Of
purple and golden flowers, with the
same combined color note rrcdOmiu9t-
ing throughout the decorations Of the
mczZauine floor, where the bridge ta-
tlc, vii. he arranged. The guests al
the afternoon viii be the No !anoe
Sidney McHare, Harry Schneider, II.
Going, !. c. Allison, A. Shenk, s. n
de, son, Il. G1IsWoid and w. $. FtW-
.eait: ana thc Misses Laura BROOKS
Marion Bau2h, Lcnore Judkins Ma
Lei Scnc!lbach, Eva Lien, Florence
DasHin, Lucille Dooie, Mary Lucille
Gillespie, Haze! tavcett and Florence
Pain
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Hereafter persons haEja% business
with i've county probation department
VIII find Probation OFFICER \. ".
Swanson il the office suite occupied
ay the county hoIticuityHal commls-
ziouer. \ special room ina, been made
fer tal probation officer in that sec
tion Of the courthouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

If you are looking FOR situation
or are in need Of help, try Press
classified advertisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Elmer Standlee Of BraNley has been
visiting friends in this city during ,he
past few days. Mr.. Standlee ha, just
been granted his discharge from the
army after n years service with the
American forces overseas.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Fred W Kolh Of New York City
IS visiting the Imperial Valley on his
way to PhocniX and a tour OF The
Grand Canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Ira Hinklev, a promino1t reai cs-
tate man ol seattle, is renan"
few days locking over the c>lt"-.'u
ranch lands Of the Valley
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
=

This evening, in The Imperial Sigh
School auditorium, the students viii
present a twO-act comic operetJa, en-
-iJ.ed "Bul- Bui.' The primary objec.
of the performance is to raise fund.
+. complete thc rlcd2e Of $500 made
70 the United Wan Relief by the
schools Of tlat citv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

J. \. Henry and L. 90. Klein ale
staying ut The EarbMa Worth Uhi.e
n The Valley en- business connected
with the ell fields near loyote Wells.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Mrs. c. w krumbholz is " guest
at the IIcteI Oregon while visiting
Ter husband, a well-hnoNa ra0chcl CT
The Scelcy district.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

FOR RENT during summer, furnished
house; one Of the coolest in town.
Phone 2l6W.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

lIr. and Mrs. y. Heaj'n-t,1 II SAN
Diego are guests at t.y t5.-. I2r-
oata Worth for a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

The farmers now know a real trac-
to" when they see it. Examine the
Cleveland Tracklayed at BoWles' Ga
rare, FL Ccntro.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
QUESTIONABLE CHOICE.
lBY Associated Press

London, May lO-A review Of Ger
man opinion by Reuters Berlin cor
respondent says remarks are heard
oa all sides that the people would
"rather have anarchy than slavery
ard that all the people are discussing
the consequences of a refusal by Ger
many to sign the treaty.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

tr- Dark brown Jersey; new
trard. l.. w. Rohrer & Co., Nc
Thcrrin ranch, three-fourths mile
north from highway on BraWley
Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-Touring car in first class
condition, or will trade for good
roadster. Edgar Bros. Realty Co.,
G28 Main St
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Make your wants known by advT-
Using in The Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

Try Press Want Ads for Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

The firm Of Hermol & Beck, local
grain buyers, yesterday shipped tHe
rira5 ears Of wheat and harley grown
in The Imperial Valley this HoAr his
shipment was raised ~ a Br&Wiey
aucher, Z. T. Anderson.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

c2;eed the exclusive II, t. sell t5l,.
II. me Yosemite Nata8ai Pd3., and
Nj. also equip fo"Jv-faur government
This is an instaac. II He United
states government Tec9gW1lG., the
merit Of western industry HE Saw
manufacturers - tilas -aaa OF The
LisSissi';ai.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

FOR RENT-Very pleasant airy
front room with bath. 800 Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-Horsepower hay press in
good working order, cheap for cash.
A Vellnger, 2la miles east Of Ten
foot prop.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
SOLDIER BACK TO YAZ00
AFTER ARMY SERVICE

YAZOo CITY, Miss, Dec, g5 (Spl, )---
Capt w, NJ. Moore, who left YaEoo City
IN command Of It's first company Of
national guardsmen four years ago, has
returned TO YaSoo City with an honor
able discharge from the United states
army. the discharge having been grant.
ed 1T Fortress Monroe the latter part
OF last week,
Capt, Moore went with the local in
fantry company to the Mexican border
at the time Of the trouble there four
years ago. He saw service ON the Dor.
DIR until matters had quieted down and
his company was returned TO Jackson,
Miss. There. while discharges were be-
ing granted, orders came TO hold the
men at the outbreak Of the trouble with
Germans.
The company was then sent TO Hat
tiesburg. where 1t underwent intensive
training and was so much broken that
It was absorbed by other units. A
little later Capt. Moore was ordered
10 France after having served In the
training Of several units at Hattiea-
burg, and he arrived In France in time
to SEQ much of actual warfare there
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
DAN NEWT0N'S FRIENDS
URGE REINFORCEMENT

Hundreds Of friends OF Dan c. New
ton are signing petitions. or personally
asking Horace Johnson, who with he.
come commissioner Of public utilities
grounds and building on Jan. l. to res
appoint Mr. Newton as city building
Inspector.
Many members OF organized labor are
hacking y. ". Buffaioe, PRECEDENT Of
sac prle w unlon' ior tns appolnnLi-
cradle backing outside Of organized
labor circles.
Mr., Newton has held tho same posi-
ton through 4 dozen city admDistra-
tons, and his friends claim that upon
his splendid record In that office he
should he reappointed.
Mr.. johnson has stated that he viii
make no change In the. subordinate Of
Eiclals IN his Department until be shan
determine their efficiency In the posi-.
items which they hold.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
B0RR0WS ORPHANS AND
MAKES THEM HAPPY

Patrolmsn W, o, Meuaha is real
Santa Claus.
McGaha obtained permission from au-
thorIties ut the Leath otphanagc, to
take charge of four boys who live there
for the day Mac" has a lO-year -eld
to his home, ais n, Sixth street, where
he had Christmas tree erected Then
he Distributed Christmas presents to
the four lads, and when he left home
Christmas morning, for work, Edward
and the four orphan hoyS were having
the time OF their lives,
Mae" said the amount Of nuts and
cake the heSs ate early IN the day
would put grown person out of the
running for Christmas dnnerv-hut the
hoss weren't afraid they'd be full when
the dinner bell sounded,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
YkZ0O WANTS 100000
METHODIST HOSPITAL

YAHOC) CITY, Miss, Dec, %, (Spl) ~
Since the special committee appointed
by the Mississippi conferences of the
Methodist Episcopal church has failed
10 decide upon q location for u SlS0,0o0
mately $4,000 subscribed for the put-
rose of building hospital here, 1t has
been suggested that the amount raised
for the local hospital be diverted and
used as d bonus In attracting tho larger
hospital Tho Methodist hospital would
he one endowed ut 100000
TIE fisht for the Methodist hospital
has now narrowed downfto u contest
between jackson and Hattiesburg with
no decision as yet between the two
cities. Ii il pointed out that the cree
ton OF that hospital in YaSoo CITY
the local hospital IL 10 be built and VI
addition would give Waco city pres
tige throughout the state.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25

Stops The Tickle
Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough
HAYES HEALING HONEY, sac, A
free box of GROVES o-pElN-TRATE
SALVE for chest Colds. Head Colds
and Group with every bottle. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
CINEMA OF CRIME
REFLECTED UPON
POLICE BLOTTER

Mrs, Clsude Mcfarland, Poplar ays
enHe, laid her purse ON q counter IN
the kTfss E.and-i0 cent store Nednes.
day, She stepped to another counter
When she returned her purse was gone,
She told the police It contained 4 prom.
iSsery note fer $3.50, n one Karat dia =
mend In a Tiffany mounting, cavalier,
geld setting for ring and $3.50 gold
piece,
-
The Christmas turkey dinner of the
-AInalaamsted Order OF Burglars and
Thieves, Memphis local No, iTl. prob.
ably will be embelIished by smokes,
served at the expense OF George Kay,
ressaurantsur 40 Union avenue a
Enesfibsr Of the order "Wednesday night
smashed a dcor glass Slipped the bolt
and made away with 5000 ciEsFsts $40
olAsrs and about $40 IN change az.
eeFdlns 70 Detective MoFarane, who
checked the loss
-
supply Sergt Hayes, Of Fark field
asked Memphis detectives TO aid him In
recovering 10 army leather coats, stolen
IRON his warehouse Tuesday night or
"wednesday,
pr. A, d. MeClenand, Olympia street.
reported to the police that his grip con
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
Death By Wife'S
Hand Present To
Drunken Negro
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INgEgE

Annie Belle Abel. nekrtss lia W.
Carolina avenue. Is spending Christmas
day In the city prison. q WIDOW. not By
grace Of the church or act q law, but
by her own hand
Annie shot and killed her husband.
Duncan, Christmas eve about o'clock.
She claims he was drinking and at
tackled her with a knife. She seized q
pistol from the bed and fired one shot.
The. bullet struck Duncan under the
leftAeye, causing instant death
Annie was not at the house when
Emergency Policemen r'ryde and Bruu.
neT, Jr., arrived. but she surrendered
later at central police headquarters.
She Is charged with murder.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25

taining surgical instruments had been
stolen from his automobile,
.ssrs--e~4a~---
II. Roseu, 3t7 North Main street, Is
loser Of one auto tire, stolen Wednesday,
from his machine,
e------
Mrs, II, Y Vaughan, Looney avenue,
told the police that u sneak thiaf who
entered her home through 4 side win.
dow, had stolen az overcoat charles
y, Qhar, * South Second street lost his
benny "Wednesday while Iunching al
lanssen's' \he told the police,
-s--7-N -~a-
Emma Jarrett, w Willoushby street,
didn't think enough of banks TO DEPOSIT
her $50 In one Of them. she kent II In
grip IN her room. Thursday she com
planned TO the police that her mon "a
had been drawn from the impruvised
bank by someone she didn't know
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25

Parents watch that eroupy ehild-rtry
Flamonia salye. zee. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
CHRISTMAS BRINGS
LULL IN TRAFFIC

ChFisSnSs!day brought a welcome re /.
lief to the passenger departments Of the
Memphis railroads, following q week Of
the heaviest passenger traffic the rail-
roads have ever been called upon to
handle, Christmas day brought q tenn :
porary lull In the rush. most travellers
having reached their destination. Travel
was very light Thursday.
The express and parcel post ship.
mentg, however. continued very heavy,
although the peak Of this business WAS
passed before Christmas arrived
Last year the aviation corps 1t Park
field brought about great deal Of
travel during the holidays, but even
with the soldier travel eliminated, the
passenger business this year viii ex.
coed last, years records, railway men
say.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
p0ST0FFlCE ROBBED
AT DECkERVILLE, ARK,

Y4asmen who took q turn toward
pesksrville, Ark, liNEsEts,aF . there lon. lons
Of $500 in silver, ! Liberty bonds,
pistols money orders payable to jim
Hicks, poeketbook and two watches
according to a telegram to Memphis
police, The wire does net state whe ether
the robbers blew open the strong box.
They eSeAped.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-25
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