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Evening star., 1919-03-02
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LISTEN, FOLKS!

Many time and oft when
i The white heat Of Discus
isa you'n hear some motor
ear salesman tear the air
lsese with what the boat"
he represents has done for
. record, and while it..
frthest from my thoughts to
qsesiea The veracity Of what
hey u elaim, ! think It only
far b the great SAXON-SK
= read you al a telegram |
have here IN hand. If you
plesse: SAXON won Est
eves ah fifteen Contestants
+ - Las Angeles to Yo-
senite Valley economy run,
6stanee 365 miles, winning
&e GRAND PRIZE and
Class PRIZE, zs.3 mile.
.pass,1on gas. Contest under
4. A. 4. ruling. Other en-.
h;es were Franklin, Oak
hd, Lexington, Case, Grant,
Stevens, Chevrolet, Dort,
Aease, Moon, Jordon,
Peerless, Wmfon, Marmon
and Stenns-Knight."
Going some! h, folks!
And # youT buh-Eeve me
70 be the skipper, when it
esnes right down to the lit
He old economy thing you'll
nve to travel many a long
nde to hitch up with a 60
eart &at's as ehinehy a. the
SAxOki
Don't think Pm Dragging,
h&s! simply recall a Bit
& his record stuff now, as
de buyiny season i. on, and,
u . short while You al viii
Be snoeping around looking
'em ever, and Is the much
tahed-of economy i, the
SAxORS chief feature, Irun
Ain here just to be of with
he sthers!
By tsday, folks! Be on
de lssksut for a .hortaxe.
CT the one ear-the prae-
6eAor-he car that never
ssis gas!
Fssn showroom to your
hsae n 80 minutes.
1@Wo open SmdayS!
The HENDERSON MOTOR
CAR COMPANY,
F. S. Carnedy, Pres.
S32 l4M s..
heae Frank. $751;,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
GOOD ROADS

N1' " '' ""'' encouraging e'don1es o pr,pre.. aor,ny
M P[|p' "'l """""e!5 e dt widespread interest tiat s
R "'' al goo ''"as throughout tie ooUnu, The farmers
-" " S''' o"' 'lem "Ho ACTIVE that the urbaunes The,
s% +a' ",.V "'' E>'s t"""5 "ah' the markets mpre accessty,
srner va aux 'e'7e' Cue COST Of delivery ~ te con
4p1Ne, ba4 f""ot ar 1ca'aome tax upou che ianncr ro rr
5n2 p'e, ''"o5 Il costs 0o 4 ocuts to haul tou pcygtl u
go 1' '~' "e 1'n"" WHuE at q distance IRON ghc nlartc1
TN' P''U5 oh"p"'ed ln hauhng over bad roads lh,
~" ''E"~ et t"""e 0atGd over ateel raus. aud t.cse
"'f '' 'e,"t"1ta MOI n c,ots Ur AZ dollars bu u uAls la
~ ~" '"'"V"o5 @f' ACou tic pnl cues that make ust uf re
aF3tN@'ae'N aH jp n"et ptueTs VI Is Not a synb9l ~ nault
MN a " q @P"heaf Va Is to- smal for ordinary
"V '"'"l INVOKED 10 the once adjustmout Of taxes. ~
s. "' ''''e'1 al D'aas and other SECURITIES where mag
'SN@S V'p""0f d ''o"a uni "t measurement
H. '"'A'"} "S A% commerce and ~ 1regIas 10 haul and
No. " l"''"'lt' " Re1hG about ffom place 10 place
tnSS ~ long IA they assured taemsel,es o. die tlsrse 1ro
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
PUBLIC DISCUSSION

Wtef 20 harm q lew band G In
nFflAlnet wppiu not be a. all ouf Of
pp"ef We aU like jaaE bend n,lstc@
even chf say Paristans enjoyed Inv han
lEtttets JeaE banp. A r~epresentafiv III
pii tl't board u eepsofe who kuowF aud
hihefalaRas to past upon TIE ptcttlres
Stii.@ bN 70 beale tsNenue ia uesdad
lS h'h'th 81 4 Nation" good enough
~ Ms.io atroet t.tCnqie Toms Cgpin
NoN ttst fpf BeFte snenue Neither
hltFHIo he shown Ia Memphis. We are
ht trying 10 forget those tetrihte dsys
SOW. " are Ne going 10 eel tbGse
A'nenea agencies AND petortnEa l4aidtng
e9t4tnlt+ee meetings, joint or otharwise
"tftpUl apttE sptls feHi work vii no.
Fel tHem Slntniy Saying that ~ nose
ht'etn wont get them. Suppose Ne aT
.epth wittts and eaiofad. gef lutereste ~
ane Get busy AT the saiue tlnge pnS
pNAp ~ q alonuTtant to the FettprnsG
hqsgseft. e'n0 fought 80 weli Id Ffano,
q $4,000 Y. M G.. A. Mqnuueptf q,
Aspte are al right, but these bows noSc
service Let's llear ffou Mempl,ts ca
tHls. Atlanta Gid Bt, tau't We "
" M R0IAEFY.
FJesldept Fteree States Better Farm pg
Association.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06

, SOCIAL AGENCIES At
bgHF AMONG NEGROES 40
NE MFlsiS-~F tsgIE NEEDS.
s%41sssssss

&c Tine Mans s,4,,ua,
Ia Meni5n Ng@ II st aao .a
/ 5000 nesFo p.eigl, 44,""ENN w. fT,yNY ~
| ~ theD, buSy. Work#@st Inat ~. 'eG@SS
! but every aaE tu tae M IN d. 80
| Ia J.ny,yad shan ils go t@N|ff
Sp IN II4 AKA @F, ,"a KY, Att t@
homes gI,v ~. .,.9 @6f Ms
heIylaea f~F '""F+NS '%4~SNAs
Jhis Ia Indicated bv ths aag.rneas
wtfh glIgb iIhgr M ny " hf@s
To- .a tGsn I'm Ky ',% @tt% "@'hs'A W
g4yss gs 80 80 INK %"Nf tH'h2 ~
ID tIsu4 snFng Nn,I a "NFE R'4'
Lguv. n{,eIgfSS " $50 ~ 'SS5 t1
oraIsgy III L,au 9tNaaa,~ ~ gy%R w.
egs hi secluded otIisss ia -
ugtaau ma MA TE.aIaa @t+r %HAStpVf+s
~ nv t. 8,Ira. t. I'Tfffss %'1H%N 9Fa3s
sar5e - tF'@ttf1 1890 'h%4 9lsts W
m. tfaNsss " tx 1"a1 %, "|h %1vqbk
VI ~ d-r,aa35ng tsS" E+Yb" n9t4t
tItra5II s. "tT%".t'8 'N&' @g1A@ AtfaSAh
XXX t@skN ~t4 SINAI ~ ~ @gta9
T." D'I@ ~ "g9Fk hi4t'It@llfe Ways
lie. r. 80 tts@@.e SVNteo't9
xxx. l., "If%@"tt.tT tts@"pg ~ s@tb etl9ts
nrT,5y ~.S,nrrIss Nafn,S y 'he tth 9Hd
49, s'"P'S ts"'ts bsa conditions
w. a.. -
10y eH@'' tfefAt1 S"V9bht htF
Z t~4It% ~ steH ne baafs HhsA bt
f"or' "a n"'n, |''s "ei ~ Justice
h -. 't~. Hf" ,fFF -EH"F 81
MMStHi' i@A @'t% hs% moved % Chicago
@iFe ~ btH ~ lnk EHa lHsHIis Obs
p",aaItS "H'55f btS 3@S %Ittt y mississippi
tVNhtt WIZ H4te' ana hebib"Hes VIII
pte't1 el' 'AS het result when the
1900 hy''N ~ pth RHsh+is teNa
btfhTp 'A' ktt@' kt44p u WORKERS ats
Y''1e'Ftp Ihetb g1iakta4 ttft sl9hss -
gag W. aHE @'satf haH conditions, and
~, Sts'a iHlt lRoHts 81 biEht IA nm
NH"t's"H'tl lhhbff@l y degrading |
Ma NE III Ia nIAEM- fiWE@ 4tJJl.M tE aHyEIta I
'sY'ahis " ihFss places 10 year
ei1 user" khts 90 boys can stsy from
. "'i"hk ~ tlhiit HttH + grtsAk neat
ht"t"lte #ilh th@ splendid assurance |
thol meg Mul nays shsslHtA R9lea pro
letll"b fhtse GhlldFeH arc, NJ tpaia 40, !
- ia" ttihBaHy ~ TBS very yilest ~
hnitah beings ana psf9Fe they sta 9gt
n ths!i lsrhs tttay ais ruined aud tbs
81 We state ths nation has ta pay
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
|OK7I5PuT
10y KNQkM
spANlsN.AMtkmAn an So - -

en,m. @Nh@"-ANA1ie an SS sHE Is WRIT.
co, nplo~lqg Is q bona fde letter reoei,ed ty ts BRYAN, pgsmu
~%P ALI AAl III mere tor publication.
Hoo. c. Barcelona. Nov III. 1919
~ Hhs~1Hat We get know Inc new that b., bee,
80" 80 le peace. and with the heartb fun M 1adESon %~
"VUp oaF our big satisfaction by the aNiaa 80 "@
ts@p s1me tue L. n A. are under Mr. Mfsar%s - 49,
s a@g se' 1naetion, and We do NOT doubt a bar5,@n 80
win w. w. sen su eNr best gladneas and take sincerely mart
~ } ~ e.afa9nt wishes must be amongst yen sr1 o. -
ours lovely Land one ~"""s lag pesaoe Of the
t,, now " e shan see our best wishes oonnerca., rano
oerely remain e" "e VIII you and hoping so. We sin
~ TARES W LITTLE.
ID tskse Ct bule 10 make IA ptad
s08 q cheering clasp Of q friendly hand
SMS a WORD frota % who can undegstand.
~" ~ inlsh The task ~ e long had planned.
ivy " lose The douba. and The fear w bad
-" hmAf II takes 10 make US gla1.
S 'ssoefblt IT. Division headquarters Troo,
STICKY Crss.
ba ss" who Ates Ia Marion TOWNSHIP. fopr ,rnas va.
~ DS ~'' ''oe pounds Of honey-Neosho Mo Democ, A.
opers ba%.. IVY" ~Ds'e last On the operate stage in Je69 a. H. 80 Nv ga
~'' A''S' - Was sung by Mary Garden az Mammalian
rood bias gone down al wholesale iut ,a ,a.u
Nd ma OUT what lie going on. "
,, We VIII slns,s claim that the mi.tres. Of H.. o..
sonE FOLKS SIMPLY HAyE no FAMILY o,,
Ak ~ NIUE pigs-Lane w. Va
w. > party 81 whaling men AT Boston wen, ~. .,,uo
not woyt unless de, 49, ~ W. o. NE receipts, but declared they wo"Id
" 'F"' "he'""" were living he might tell US what peace .
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
MELTING POT

Because he learned that his millet
seed came from Germany a North Car
DINA planter plowed up his millet patch.
The Florida conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, South, voted
by a large majority in favor of granting
laity rights to women.
Prohlbition Is so increasing the con-
sumption of tea that the worlds de-
rnands, especially after the reopeninr
OF Russia, may far exceed production,
A western school teacher, arrested in
New York for shoplifting. confessed
nat ne had done this for the. pur-
terial for short stories.
Marshal Foch says: The Bible ia
certainly the best comforter that Won
can give to an American soldier about
70 go into battle to sustain his mag
nificent ideal and his faith"
Between Nov. 26 and Dec. Q a total
OF $500 600 letters were mailed home
by soldiers OF the American army in
france The previous weeks mail mum
Forestry associations plan, thousands
q memorial trees for ne soldier heroes
OF the great war will be planted nv Inc
states OF the Union during 1919.
owing to lack OF vessels for CARRYING
sraih anroad, the hotels, industrial
- eNAPN A@tktt duS OF ATRnn-
tina have been using corr for fuel 4
gas company at Buenos Aires has been
burning wheat and flour in the manu-
facture of gas. ""hu
Petrograd is in the grip of a terrible
famine. People buy behring's M live
Tpbies each, eat them on the spot, and
II a behring's head is thrown awav tha
crowd PUSHES to get II. OF tha s.naa
n ooocrmer ZOO 900 Inhabitants only 5o0.e
senator Thomas, Of Colorado. declares
this country $500, 900, 900 a year. p'0 01
Marshal Jotfre says: lit was the
weight OF America, her moral and ma
terial forces, and surely not the lsast
her very considerable army, thrown
into me balance at the crucial moment
that turned the scales and won the Vic.
tory. And the Americans showed thar
selves true soldiers and a militarv
decisive conflict" - 'he
IetmthA peopla thlnkf-IasNa,. 1
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
GETTING HIM @

Madam" he began. as the doo,
opened, u am selling a new boob On
Etiquette and Department."
on, Q are?" she respondes "co
feet" ''uf
"Fes'm, AS / was saying, madam.
| am sell"
Take off our hat! Never addrexs
q strange lady at her door without re-.
moving your hat" Z
-Fes'm. Now, then, as / was saw.
Take your hand out or your poake,
there" III" it@hd
Eth" ' VIZ" ""Fh on
Throw away your pipe. II a ver-
!leflah uses tobacco. he IN careful not
10 disgust others by the habit, ""N
Wait, Put that dirty h~andkerci,te,
3uI OF sight and use less grease on vo,Ir
In the future. Now you look a III,
decent You have q book on 'EtIouetfe
ana Ijcportnent- Very well, / don't
WantNit. / am only the servant pirI
up the stepa to the front door and
lAik with the lady Of the house She
called mnEa downright, n0-doubt about
Y idtot this morning. and | think the
bo9k you're selling Is just what she
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
CHEAPER THUS,

The bans between two practitioners
naa been published for the first time
n "A country church. After the serylce
Vicar. "'
"Mr. parson, ! want to speak to ZEE
changed ?" ~ GU
rof course, II you wish" was tho
yet, q, legally bound in any way.
'Ah."~with a sigh OF rallef~-"that's
what wanted 70 know You see, I've
been thinking IL over. and, Gems to
me- "a rather have her sister"
You can please yourself repIied
the vicar, but, Of course, fresh hans
must hn published. F." "
Ana 4. pause-'Mr, Parson. I
paid &c half a crown for putting nm
those hans Shall have to pay an
Naturally II you change your mind
so late ln tho day, you must expect to
pay for H." '0' :"
Ana long pause. Then with sud
as 'tis'" ~ em
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
cPth LETTER TO
ME, HENsEL

@
iA"V ", ehhelr President,
fsRn19ie q Neuhel CO,
@"t't*"bs tN4ssy
Nv ta.gr Sin.
INV. ,sse ,o.,r nus
Ion NH. 41|rN sEp' ]i%AS'' ~ uss N"'
gnt.,a.tgts ah "ANH S''Ft NRse'"sl' shs
tEsa s,th5e, "''"" Wv h"NV w say ~
AnS KIN .., +Aa4
un Z vya,l4 10y 80" ~ save Ifsi
M Ia set5Es N% 1850 p"ViF @@Sp"s
Al val S4s+r9 ~ '15,t A,ts sa.s,
| f.s us,fb - " Asaft ~ y" fRhl
,a< aaN <.tfy W h@ft K9 w aos'
FEa fssto w! w
tha5 AK, - @e"at""s " q Ha3
on tbs3r w PtI' W S"tteh ate
dna.f - sSgFtnn ~ WYNN te%F*s us p'Sr
v.r NssaErg ~ 49, bhFaNF
IN. Snt IN go" n}ba S99 ~
wisb io s5lsg.st I' yN,SeFt b14h sA'F
"3e'@ ~ R@skS&i = R@h Ulat ] th1hh
" ,o 4,,a' 'N' p'"P''A7 the plah ID
lssst -,
l.f hod' XXI q "V,h@. hL".E company
St{nSSfsE $3.50 =" $4,000 thtF"9' son
baLss ~ $1,000 sfFtE 2At 9l45
fRs S.,1Fnanv hy Tx w @Ne s1@tN u
~ Wy Dt&A}hk n IA " AQtlaaa
XIX III H. oo,,a,
ius5,.s ~ ,eg9tns. III w "s'Eh'@1 Efsq@s,
oaaL4pv aF agy3E@ = S%S* ~ f@aat
III. oWn.r n, 4 xxx " 1ts "lAes 90
eit1e III "a. anttan ""a rs 5tstoh"
MA, bAns sn I'M $3.50 Nhls u a"ht
H, IKE y S1@th t2f each Dale ~
N"|y" '%' ~ WHS pug ~ dhF ware
,It ft@Ih %pgh ktte@i represent the
"ttstt grace @a9 haihbef ~ each babe.
Loses Control ~ biz cotton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
Just a Moment
oAILY sTREHorH AND CHEER.
~"mptAea " Jcnn G. 0ulnIuR. ths
Sunshine Msn.

j mere was q famous sculptor In Paris
VINO executed q great work Which
SANDS today In the GaIerie deS ges151
Atts tae was q great genius. and this
war hls Last work; but. ike many n
49, genius, ne was very poor and
ma%n ~ . fnl2l garnet This garnet
VS. ms workshop. his STUDIO ana bjs
bedroom. He had This statue si-nost
Iblshec )n clay when. one night. y
irost suddenly feB eoTer Paris rbs
sc91plo lay On his bed with the S,sgus
before MIN IN the center OF the fretass
[oofhi Ak the chill air anne down up0B
DlIn ne saw that III the cold On, r1o-.
lntenbe the water In the iDterxtica, ~
me clay would freeze, So the I'D mar
arose and heaped the bedclothes raySr+
ent!y upon the statue. In the mornfnp
bhen his friends came in tbey fo,,nS
me oid sculptor dead; but the imar
Preserve at any cost the image ip,o
winch YOU are being changed by tbs
unseen Sculptor. who lis every moment
mat. you are In His presence WORRYING
AZ that holy task. The gpirj, OF c3od
" busy now recreating men, within
Ihese comInonplAce lives Of ours. in The
image OF God-Henry Drummond,
Christ said. Peter. deny voursa,f :,
Instead Of doing that Peter denied his
lofd. Just think Of it, Ii was a choice
between that ugly, cursed self and thar
beautiful blessed Son of God: and Peter
chose self. No wonder that he went
ears. "ep'
Christians, look at your own lives in
the light Of the words Of Jesus, Is
there self-will, ~self-pleasing? Renem-
Der THIS. Every time you please yotIr-
self you deny Jesus. 1t is one Of the
two. | must please Him and DENY self
Or please myself and deny him.-An-
Murray.
Dayton, Ohio.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06

MARGh G 1909


Whiie Dla yine around a bonfire Ns
~ a,.ith, : years I'D. daughter Of Nr.
$40 Mrs G.. u smith. tfglou snsrt,o
aho so4th Bellevue boulevard WAS ssr
Fs'fiy burned when her clothing h.
came tgHtte6. w."
stricken with vertigo while stand
ittR before a mirror ln the Green o.
bqthi. Or. ~ D. Shaw, septtst Xxi
,htpaEh q window and suffered ~ rtol,s
lsesfations on the face ~
mayor Malone, IN d Talk 10 the palice
lepafthaehl warned the men ia en-
t"'&s We law SAD that al saloons must
~ VI tttsea JAiy J When uhe state pro-
hlblu"h laws were 10 20 into effect
Inc funeral II the Rey. DR. Warner
moore FORMER minister Of Methodist
churches 8t Memphis. WAS held a. Kin
officiating ""''Hh
William q MeAdoo. Of Tenn.saeo
ana known locally, Wss elected nresI,
York, ' :" Ne"
The athletic attraction that night
Was TIE wrestling bout scheduled he
tween Joe Collins, known as he wild
Man, d local fayorlta, and Charles
Mofrls, Of winnipeg, Man. under the
alEetttoh 0f "Doo H0ttum,
was announced that the Tri.atate
TAR ~ Memphis would open on sent,
~ ana run until Oct, .,
Thousands II bushels OF coal for
Memphis were lost when tho big tow
John A Wood ran afoui of a
pier Of the Henderson, Ky, bridge.
rive bsfkes, each containing 10, 900
we're sunk The Wood was
On the way for Memphis with 90
"
The %eornner's Jury exonerated De-
leottNss WIN Carmichael and Al Hurst
Tor the killing OF Monroe Metiaa, negro
desperate, who was shot Ia IL battle
with the detectives.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06

4 LTTTLL while agu
IA t..ae ,o,-r
go
2 T.Trl~v 4t. ~
~ LIE .F'"
'1 Oa. MAJ 'o"'' "'
AMI Eot IL tne nus
AMI TEE nus mar tut6 me
AMI HE wbisperee r.
THAT Hr,vrv ro-, was ~ ,cv-r
AMI VIE ro' to +n. bo..
AM TIE po-te, ,oot INV nag,
AND wHIspErEn 70 ~.
THAT HENRY Ford waf IT y
AMI wep, ,r tho co,,uts.
AM REgTgmTRrr INV nam,
AND THE c,art -v,biaperss f, W.
THAT ErI-pr ro-a WIN.
'"Fu WIZ al LpNlA
AND TEE bo.e, pron-i.trr
CAME Oven to greet me
AND wHTsprerp So u
THAr rfrNpv Tined WIT. d,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
HE HIS,

The hsndit suddenly appsarad An
many az lha passengers on q western
night 'SN"' wv ms
'isanHe, shell out" he demanded a.
ne cams q the minister from an Hast.
The minister looked al him sadly
Tor q moment, then said "F
III ! HAD sunA energetic falIows -
you "a pass tha plata now aud thar
Mikht hays something 10 awe you,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
NOT TOO SURE

~ president 4t believes that tAe hundred wears If TRIM.
Ws ue people 9f IDS country have received has plytn Them .nl
I Ftp on themselves tbat they caH never b. s,t,a n" D 81,
country. "" -" '"' +" nus
=. fa'h ~ if people Is az admirable virtue and huuds mr. :.
n. t"@ss' Corresponding "f concurrent virtues Bat ,e rlesJ
NH ~ yea 9"fs ~ our Immunity from disorder Senate.
~ undressing NE government and destroying the transns,
aI w. 'ij'" ~ '1 Hall2H, Is DONG tI Anerics what chine
~ =" F"sS'i3 ahd he has many tHJulous roadiutars '"
lpiafHas ls ,1Is "t lfotfkg These als were 'onomtt,s s' ~
nuishlfsl ana FORMAL manner, but. IN cruder hands aud ,r Nv d"
liberated 10 boIsheylsn, they could easily in,LId" ~ "' '9hS
II ms president aHd hs cabinet, and the loa,inp ef .ta.s 'a WV
.N'ss "lst men ~ high position engage In The Va,t r1 VS., '
ihFt 77"ts ne gtountIHgss who fancy themselves ,r a,."t
SUFFERERS WI ttel thai they have authority and nts,sdan," Vs.
'''ls '"t"eS ~ men own way thai promise them i,st.n, ,,Maf
- tsFshEs Lodge hneW ~bat he Was doing and ,r .,n.s
HishssS % MS course lie neglected ~ ignored the aduontinns
. ~ l'"e''l'' ana ne minimizing people. who have mo udo.
'tsf'i quay lt'4esi without It's restrain. The government Lss
spa"'hf'i nc railroads, and The owners ii these nr,netis.
'fassls',1' nays tl The capital to operate them The ,esult
~ fhal lhs military power of The government, win have :, rnaa
~ aml ESTABLISH . military despotsnl ~ sa4e The nation fran,
alsas't' h"lsheFlAm has already taken ROOT IN the senate - te
Naffh 9ta'fS' ana ie people should effectively quarantine
akalhs' mai august body Ia prevent the peaHlence from, snread.
ing '"' 'P'''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06
METER READER REpoRg

3t'-s ""a' .! ~ tAper' tc7.t'doy suoeot luly % be-.
sNH Improvement II n"s e~t Commercial Appeal ~
"oaN'ps .. course. The e>ptft ,oaluct ts test 10 die eas meters
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-06

The superintendent OF the penlten.
tlary was esoorting a party OF women
visitors through the building, They en-
busily sewing, ~
As they turAed 10 leave the room
one OF the visitors said,
What vicious looking e~reaturest
What are they In for9 They really
l6oh capable of committing any crime, q
WELL replied the superintendent.
you see, they have no other home
That IL my private sitting room. and
they are my wife and two daughtaFAli
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least IL faithful also In much, ana
he that In unjust In the least Il tlninst
also In much, Lake XVI, 10,
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-25
KOPANA.

MilovnikGm sportu naskyt-
he Sc zvlastni prilezitost spatfi
ii zitreiSi zapaJ Ces. Sport.
Klubu proti Mad arum V Luna
Parku, We 2. hod. odpoledne,
ktery slibuje byti nejvyse ma
pinavym, jelikoz jest to prvy
zapas V sout6zi o cestny slit,
darovany Ohajskou Ligou
footballovou. Cesi hraji S move
postavenym muzsJvem, ktere
zyit6ziIo V nedeli mad Favorite
Knits V pom6ru 20. Postaveni
hracu naleza sc V dneSni o.
znamce ma zadni stran6 t. l.
Muzstvo sejde Sc V pul jednt
odpoledne We spolkove mist
nosti, odkudz spolecn6 vyjedo
So ma hfiSte.
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CESKY JENOCH NALEZL
DEMANTOVY NARAMEK "
HODNOTE $4,000.

V hotelu Statler ubytovala
Sc pfedvcirem chot' bohateho
newyorskeho klenotnika pani
A. M. Ledererova a brzy pc
SVEN prijezdu vykonala neko
lik obchodnich pochGzek " do
lennim m6st6. Kdyz vecer do
hotelu Sc op6t vratila, vsimla
81, re "a prochazky u squaru
ztratila platinovy diamanty
po3azeny naramek, majici hod
noty $4,000. Vtera oznamila
tudiz svou ztratu prostredni-
ctvim angl. casopisu a poctiv6
mu nalezci pfislibila slusny
dar, pakli klenot opet il navra
II. Poctivym tim nalezcem byl
patnactilety Stanislav Bartu-
mex. bydlici V elsie 4047 Ollie
Ave-, Jenz dotceny klenot ma
lezl V trativodu ma Prospect
Ave. blize vych 9. ul. Jakmile
Stanislav vyGetl z.novin, ze
majitelkou demantoveho ma
ramku je pani A. M. Lederere-
ova. telefonoval do Statlerova
hotelu z obchodu p. Josefa L.
Novaka, 4043 Broadway, ma
cez zmin6na Newyorcanka 81
pro svuj klenot prijela a Bar
tIlnkovi slibenou odm6nu doru
ella.
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NEVfTANY HOST " BYTU
kRAJANA.

a p +
Ones casne rano vlamal Sc
do residence p. Tomase Svo-
body, 3515 Daisy Ave-, neja-
ky muz, iemuz podafilo Sc u
krasti neco drobnych penez,
jakoz i bankovni knizku. Pone
vadz ale "a sveho zlodejske-
no tazeni pocinal 81 hrmotne,
mattel domu Sc probudil a We
trelce energicky prona3ledoval
Zlod6j prchl prizeml Svobo-
dovy residence do druheho pa
ira, pax vySplhal Sc ma hreben
strechy, niz seskocil ma stri-
Sku prucelni verandy a po pro
vedeni podobneho akrobaticke
no vykonu seskocil do ulice
a unikl. Policie soudi, re tyz
dopustil Sc kratce pred tim po
dobnych kradezi v dome K.
Myera, 1926 Dover Ave-, kde
ukoristil 800 V hotovych Pc
n6zich, jakoz v residence Ja-
ma Baumera, 4001 Poe Ave-,
Il niz odnesl nejake skvosty
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OBZINkY A PIES.

Harry L. Davise klub trina
cite wardy porada dnes vecer
skv6ly obzinkovy Piles V hlav-
MIN sale Ceske Narodni Sine
ma Broadway. Aranzovani pie
SUI mali ma starosti zkuseni po-
fadatele PIP. II. .Schach, Stan.
Spiraku5, j. Klecka, Ed. Hro-
mex, JOS. Harmacek, takze ma
zdarny vysledek mono jisto-
tou pocitali. Supply uniovy or
chestr bude ucinkovat a row.
n6z chutna obcerStveni ie
postarano. Predsedou rep. ono
no klubu jest riditel bezpec-
nostniho Department. p. A. B.
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WSSl It'll WSSl
ZATYkANf u CUYAHOGA
OCELAREN.

Serif Hanratty zadrzel wee
ra blize Cuyahoga zelezaren IL
Harvard Ave, velky automobil
vezoucf stavkokaze z jinych
NEST do Cuyahoga dilen. Bylo
jich asi 20 nachazeli Sc pod
ochranou ozbrojen6 hlidky, po
zustavajici z dilovedoucich
Kennedyho a Fowlera. Serif
dilovedoucim odnal bambitky
i obuSky a stavkokaze do oce-
laren nevpustil. N6kteri 2 ci-
zincu byli ZatGeni a Kennedy
Sc svym kolegou Fowlerem ro-
vn6z odvedeni ma stanici.