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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
KNOX ADVOCATES
NEW RESOLUTION
TO MAKE PEACE
Republican Senator Submits
Plan to Declare State of
Peace and Affirm U. S. Sup
port of Peace League.
BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o.-The re.
drafted resolution by Senator Knox to
declare a state Of peace with Germany
and 10 retain to the United States all
the uRratIfled treaty Of Versailles was
approved today by the foreign relations
committee by vote OF 7 to 3. An i'm
mediate report to the senate was
planned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20--A new res
oution to declare state of peace, re-
tain to the United States any material
benefits provided for In the treaty of
Versailles, and affirm the governments
general support of some practical plan
for an international peace league, was
laid before the foreign relations COM
mittee today by Senator Knox, Repub-
iican, Pennsylvania.
The resolution also would declare in
general terms that the United States
would continue it's close relations with
the allies. 1t was understood to have
the support of several Republican lead
ers who sought, to have the committee
report 1t today in order that 1t might
be brought before the senate after the
holidays as Il basis for settlement of
the whole treaty fight, The Democratic
members indicated that they would OPP
pose it,
The measure is in the form of joint
resolution which leaders planned to sui
stitute for the concurrent resolution de-
claring a state of peace introduced
some weeks ago by Senator Lodge, the
committee chairman. A joint resolu-
tton requires the signature of the presi-
cent while Republican leaders have held
that concurrent resolution does not,
Both require a majority vote only of
both senate and house.
While it avoids accepting in any way
tl1A 1na Zf ,ntt mt am.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
GEM ROBBERY
SUSPECT WILD
Grotesque Stories of Fire
eating May Call for Alien
lists Inquiry.

Il know that everything points
against me, and that it looks as though
you have the right man, but swear
didn't smash that window" Wilbert
Fl, Stevenson, held as the gem robber
who. broke the show window of Joseph
Myers, Inc, jewelers. told Detectives
Joe Bishop and w. j, Joyce Saturday,
The detectives have uncovered no
new evidence that points to Stevenson
as the smasher who fled with seven
diamonds worth $l2, 400, but lost six
of them close to the scene of the rob-
berry last Wednesday night The seventh
gem has not been recovered
Stevenson, who is circus freak-~a
glass and fire eater--has told the two
detectives strange stories Of his ac-
cOmpishments along that line. From
other sources they have gathered more
Of these tales.
Pouring gasoline on two slices OF
bread. then setting fire to the gasoline
sandwich and eating it, is one accomp-
lishment of the man held, he told them.
Glass eating is mere pastime, he
says.
Running knife into his arm or leg,
without flinching, is another.
One time Stevenson drank a cup OF
gasoline, holding a portion of it in his
he set fire to the gasoline in his mouth,
which fired that in his stomach, and
caused an internal explosion THAT
put him in the hospital" the man said
When Stevenson was arrested. and
questioned by Bishop and Joyce, he de-
MED knowledge of the robbery, and
when pressed. told the officers they
could shoot him through the stomach
that bullet would cause him no pain
and would do him no harm. 81 might
bleed a little, that's all" he said.
From all Of these wild tales, and from
opinions they have gathered, tn,
sleuths have deduced that Stevenson, t
| say the least is abnormal-that h,
| may be mentally deranged Before 8
| charge is placed against him. the of.
| ficers probably will request medca
| examination Of the man
| "CirCumstantial evidence makes Il
| point to him, but we would rather he'C
| go free than convict an innocent mar
| Of crime" the detectives said Sat
/ urday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
BONUS AND BANQUET
FOR AUTO statesmen

The employees of the Schlecht Motor
Sales company win be delightfully."- en-
tertalned at the Hotel Chisca on Sat
urday evening, when a pleasant feature
will be the presentation Of the Christ e
mas bonuses,
A beautiful musical program will be
rendered by Mrs Pauline Clark a tai
ented vocalist, and Miss Joe Clcta
Howe, who will in her usual clever way,
give several ukulele numbers, while
Mrs Frank Sturm will serve skllfully
as the acCompanist
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
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Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 90, 1919.

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-Temperature. -
Hour, Dry Bulb. Wet Bulb. Humid Y
Z pm. yes'day IS 80 n
I am today. 81 26 81
Noon today :. SO 80 7S
Maximum temperature, AS; minimum,
%. Sun sets today 4;52 pm; rises to-
morrow 7:04 am, Moon rises 5;27 am
tonight. No precipitation
Tennessee-Cloudy, warmer in ex-
treme west.
ssissippi--Cloudy in interior, prob
able rain on coast.
Arkansas-Fair, slightly warmer in
north and central,
Alabama--Cloudy in interior, probable
rain on coast
Kentucky-Partly cloudy, rising tenn
perature in north.
Louisianar-Partly cloudy. except un-
settled near coast, probable showers in
southeast,
Oklahoma-Fair, slightly warmer in
east and central.
East Texas-Partly cloudy.
West Texas-Generally fair.
North Caroina-Cloudy warmer,
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
Probable rain
kansas-Fair.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20

HISTORIAN TO SPEAK
AT IDlEWILD CHURCH

The Rev Isaac Malek Yonan Of Per
sIa, leader Of the HISTORIANS, will spea k
at the ldlewild Presbyterian church
Sunday at II O'Clock, Mr., Yonan fled
with his family across the Chinese EN-
pre to America, TO escape the Kurdish
massacres He was educated In Amer
lea Is a brilliant scholar, and has done
more than any other man for the de
yelopment Of the ancient HISTORIAN peo-
peJ 1t is a matter OF interest at this
season to know that hc comes from
the land OF the Three Wise Men
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
NEGRO RIOTERS APPEAL
TO SUPREME COURT

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 20.--Cir-
cult Judge J, NJ jackson. at Helena,
today refused new trials to ~ Phillips
county negroes who are In the state
penitentafy here awaiting electrocution
for murders alleged to have been com
mitted during the recent Phillips coun-
ty negro usurreCuou.
Sixty days for the filing of exceptions
preparatory to am appeal to the SUI
preme court were granted, This action
automatically stays the executions, five
Of which were set for Dec q and seven
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE
HOSPITAL PLAN
IS UNDER FIRE
Physicians Not Members OF
Faculty Insists That CON-
pIete Control Of Hospital
Staff Is Unfair to Interests.

Whether or not the University OF
Tennessee, through It's College of Medl~
cine, In Memphis, shall be given com
plete control of all medical and SurBl
cal staff appointments at the Mem
phis General hospital Is n question thai
must be decided by the city commiS-
soncrs
Control Of the hospital by the Medl-
cal college, of course under the gen
eral supervision Of the mayor and mo
hospital board Of trustees, Is provided
In a pending ordinance and accompany
ing contract, for a period of ~ years.
The ordinance Is ON tinal passage ana
may be disposed Of next Tuesday
Strong objection TO permitting the
College OF Medicine faculty through the
dean to nominate both the winter and
summer hospital staff has developed
among group Of influential phNsiCldnS
who are not members Of the college
faculty. The objection seems 10 be u
revival Of the old conflict between the
doctors on the faculty and those on
The nbjectlng phyhlciana, led by Dra
u l.. Jelks, A. II, Del4oaoh, Robert
Mann w. Britt Burns and j, j. AM
drews, expressed their views ni spe'
cial meeting Of the city commission
Friday afternoon, They held that az
matter OF principle, nomination OF
the summer staff, which serves for four
months. should be left to the local medi-
cal society, or IN other words, that the
present arrangement should not b"
changed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
NEGRO BOY WILL SPEAK.

Jasper Floyd. 1Syear-old negro
boy, win be one Of the, speakers at
the rally to be held Monday night AT
Collins Chapel, in the interest of the
raising of a fund for the building Of a
colored orphans home.
This project was started several years
ago by Swayback Wilson, one of the
best known negroes in Memphis. and
he has secured moro than $1,000, which
is on deposit In a bank. Wilson hopes
TO raise $4,000 for the fund
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
SECRETARY IS CLOSELY
GUARDED IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Dec 20.--James. Ian Mac
Pherson, chief secretary for Ireland.
has arranged to go to Dublin imme-
diately, but will be closely guarded,
even in England, says the Daily Mail.
Dublin newspapers say one of the band
which attacked VisCount French yester-
day has been arrested, but all other re-
ports state that no captures were made
following the shooting,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
LOFTUS WILKES CITED
TO PAY WIFE'S ALIM0MY

Lotus Wilkes, WELT known character.
was Saturday cited to appear before
Judge pittmau, of the Third circuit
court for failing to carry out the court s
order for him to pay his wife alimonY
in the sum Of $3.50 a month
Mrs. Wilkes declares that LOTUS has
failed to make the payments as ordered
10 the court when the court granted
her decree OF divorce.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
MARTIN AND GATES
END PARTNERSHIP

A law firm of several years standing
and one very high in repute among
practitioners and business firms, viii
cease Jan. |, when John y. Martin
and Elias Gates dissolve partnership.
There exists between Mr.. Martin and
Mr., Gates nothing but the most friend
ly feeling, according to statements by
both of these gentlemen.
Mr.. Gates will retain the present Of
fees of the firm in the Exchange build
ing and associated with him will be
Frank Hoyt Gailor, son OF Bishop Thos.
F. Gailor. Mr.. Martin will have Of
flces In the Union g. Planters Bank
building,
Andrew J, Donelson will be with Mr.,
Martin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
ENTIRE NATION IS
WARMING UP A BIT

A very considerable moderation In the
temperature for Memphis and vicinity
VIII be felt during Saturday night and
sunday, weather bureau officials stated
Saturday morning, The minimum tenn
porature for Friday night was q de
grees, but the official forecast issued
Saturday morning predicted warmer
weather during the night and SUNDAY
The forecast for Saturday is worded
AS follows Cloudy Saturday night
and Sunday; warmer"
AS whole, the weather map Satur-
day disclosed the fact that the entire
nation has warmed up to considerable
extent during the past week, No tenn
peratures below tho zero mark were re-
ported from any station at the o'clock
observation. Only four stations re-
ported temperatures below 10 degrees
above
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
LAD LEAPS INTO
AUTO PATH-H0SPlTAL

John Stilley, aged ., son Of @ II
Stllley 1880 Elizabeth place, is In a
serious condition at st Josephs hos
pital, where he was taken late Friday
afternoon, following an automobile ac-
cident.
The lad received a broken collar bone
and Internal injuries when he leaped
from a construction car at the end OF
the Forest Hill line on fernando road,
directly in front OF an automobile which
a police report says was driven by J..
c. Cadenhead. 270 East street. Thomp-
son Bros ambulance took young Stilley
to the hospital.
The lad was playing on the con
structlon car with other boys. when he
leaped into the autos patti. the police
report says. No arrest was made.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
SERVICES AT AVERY.

Ir. W. T. Vernon, negro pastor OF
Avery chapel, will preach a Christmas
sermon at fl am. Sunday Subject,
THE Name That Saves" A special
Offering will he taken for charity. At
e:3O pm. the Allen Endeavor league
viii meet
At s pm, a service flag demobilixa-
zion will be held for Avery chapel over
seas men
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
EITHER MAYOR OR G. ~ c. Can FIX COAL PRICE
EVERY AUTO SHOULD
BEAR at. g." TAG

Every automobile Saturday should
fly ohe of the tags which Girl
Scouts are selling to aid in the
Shelby County tuberculosis aSso-
ciatiDn'S campaign for funds. Mr.
Autoist, if you haven't a tag on your
car you should feel ashamed. In
deed your neighbor win feel
ashamed Of you, The. drive is a
good many thousand dollars short of
the S92, 900 goal. BY purchasing one
OF these flags you can not only aid
financially but spread spirit that
will have a great effect. Don't
throw her in high" and speed on
when a Girl Scout endeavors to sell
you tag.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
PERIPATETIC GROCERIES
ON WHEELS PLANNED

Bring the grocery store to the home,
will be the plan on which company,
to be Incorporated within the next few
days, will operate trucks for Memphis
housewives, Joseph r. Jackson, Of the
Delta Feed q Flour company, and sew
eral other prominent business men OF
Memphis, win back the company A
start in 50 days Is predicted.
Patents have been applied for The
truck will convey all staple and fancy
supplies and perishablc goods. The
customer will enter by the driver
seat, make tour Of the truck and pay
as she leaves the truck by another
door in front Trucks viii stop at
every house, according to Mr.. Jackson
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
T. L. KEANE BURIED.

Mass and funeral services for Thomas
Lambert Keane. telegraph operator,
who died at his home, sol Jackson ave-
nue.. was held from St Mary's Catholic
church Saturday morning at $3.50. In
terment followed in Calvary cemetery.
The Rev. Father Basil conducted the
ceremony and said mass
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
HELP FOR BLIND.

]. w Edwards, treasurer for the
Tennessee association for promoting
the interest Of the blind announces
donations for the blind can do so by
communicating with him at 100 JEFF
ferSon avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
MAIL ON SUNDAY,

One delivery Of mail on Sunday will
be made In residence sections only, G.
w Metcah, postmaster, announces,
This order came Saturday Y move the
heavy Christmas mail with eSlerity and
dispatch.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
KYSER COULD NOT
ACT UPON SALES
AT THEIR FIGURE

WASHINGTON, (Sp)-C Il. first assistant at
W. r. C. NJ
enng dealers of Memphis that the OF Men,
would appoint committee to fix
the city Memphis the would not
dealers for selling the price which might he fixed by
suCha
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
WILLIAMS IS AGAIN
NAMED COMPTROLLER

WASHINGTON, Dec 20,--John Skel-
ton williams was again nominated to-
day by President Wilson to be comp
troler Of the currency.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
MUSICIANS AID
GOODFELLOWS
MONDAY NIGHT
COrteSe Brothers, BurI Grant.
Mrs. MCRee and Associate
Artists Announce Rare Pro-
gram for Lyric Benefit.
BY A. eoopEELLoW.

Here il is Goodfellows, that announce
ment Of the program for the benefit
concert to be given Monday night at
the Lyric theater by Angelo ami
McRee and associate artists, I prom
Used you 1t would be treat. Look II
over, music lovers.
knowing the mission OF the Good
fellows Santa Claus club, how can you
but be impressed, and is there a way
OF better speaking the language OF love
charity, good-fellowship and fairy le-
gend than through music? | promise
Monday night that through the fingers
and voices of these artists you will re-
ceiVe message compelling One
that will indelibly stamp feeling Of
the joy of giving on your hearts.
Seat sales opened saturday morning
for the Lyric concert. Friday three
volunteers came to me and Offered
their services in this concert, They
are: Mrs. ]. l.. McRee, soprano; Miss
Birdie Chamberlin accompanied and
Mrs, Frank Sturm, acCompanist.
Here's Program.
With Cortese brothers. MIR. lrant
and these artists, the concert offers
An outlay Of talent that Memphis mu-
sic lovers can hear assembled only once
in many months, II at all Messrs. Cor
tese and Grant Friday night completed
the program, which | will now offer
you:
Angelo Cortese, harp; Joseph Cortese,
violin; Burl Grant, hasso cantante; Mrs,
], l.. McRee, soprano; Miss Birdie
ChambeTlin, accompanist Mrs. Frank
Sturm, accompanist.
The Brook ..............H asselmans
b. Whispers .............H asselmanS
c. Marche Militaire ....... Hasselmahs
Angelo CorteSe.
SpeCialty-Three numbers requested
Burl Grant,
q Serenade .,,,..,..,.....,......D rdla
b. Rosary Arranged by kreislel
| G. souvenir .,.,....,,4.F.4,t. Ii. Drdla
Joseph Cortese
q In the Dawn OF an Indian SIX
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ward-Stephenl
| b. willamette .,.........,.... Del Aqua
c. o Holy Night .......,.........A daii
Mrs, j. L. McRee
Speciality.
Rondn AU'bnVuu,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
To Warn Public.

Chief Burney. after the conference,
remembered that a report had been
made to the police station that bar
rel of wood alcohol had been stolen.
He told Mr., Bates that he would have
the detective department make an in
vestigation and II possible ascertain
who stole the alcohol with n view OF
tracing some Of It to the persons who
died under suspicious circumstances,
He said that some of the deaths may
have been caused by drinking concen-
trated Jamaica ginger and other con-
CoCtions
The chief will at once put men out
to make thorough investigation, which
win include hospital authorities and
others who know Of persons dying IN
the past week Of acute alcoholism ana
alcoholic poisoning.
Judge Richards asked the newspapers
to warn the public not to purchase any
OF the Concoctions offered for sale by
h0otleggers and whisky peddlers, and
II they do So they do 80 at their own
peril
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
TEN DEATHS BRING
PROBE INTO SALE
Of WOOD ALCOHOL
Judge Richards and Officials
Wage War Against Boot
IeggerS Selling Post Prohi,
biti0n Beverages.

Warning the public that certain boot
leggers are selling wood alcohol for
grain alcohol, and are making whisky
concoctions from the denatured alcohol
as a basis. Judge Richards Saturday
took steps to break up the dangerous
traffic In liquor by calling q conference
of the law enforcing officials.
Judge Richards said that he under
stood that ten persons had died In the
past week from alcoholic poisoning,
caused from drinking wood alcohol sold
to them as grain alcohol,
Present at the conference held In the
states attorneys office were Judge
Richards, Sheriff Perry, chief Of Police
BurHey, s. o. Bates, states attorney;
w. n, McLain, John lGXby and John
Shea, assistant states attorneys, and
Theodore Hum, county detective.
The Judge explained what he had
heard y aEsIYdiIig tine mysterious deaths
I from ftia'iholism, ana Nirgea upon the
officials to get busy Il once and soc
II they cannot find who Is sellin" the
alcohol, and where II comes from.
Large quantities OF alcohol have been
stolen of late, aud It Ia reported that
druggists report calls for denatured al"
coho in large amounts,
In New York city last week, IA per
sons died from drinking wood alcohol
Similar reports have been received from
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
Services Donated.

The concert will be an absolute bene-
fit, All artists have donated their
services For the occasion j. A. Nc
Eravy has turned over the Lyric to
the Goodfelows, and Manager Frank
Gray has told us to ask for anything
we want. An admission of 81 will be
charged 1t is nominal price--one
that ordinarily would not gain admis-
sion to the gallery at concert given
by such stars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
Weather Forecast

Cloudy with slightly
warmer temperature.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20

The names OF four youngsters know
will e'er be Goodfellows show up in my
mail Saturday morning. The contribute
ST each. They are Arthur Lewis,
years old; Baby Nellie Riker, Billy Riker
and l-year odd Edgar Kent Jones.
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