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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
Airija turi gauti laisve.

Amerikos airiQ atstovai
tvirtina, kad Airija turf gau-
ii laisve. Kadangi JOS zmones
Savo laisv6s reikale negali
veikti, tQ daro Americas airiQ
atstovai, katrie reprezentuoja
milijonus airiQ. Situos atsto-
vus igaliojo darbuoties tie
milijonai, kuriQ atstovai sa-
vam lake buvo suvaziave Phi
ladelphijoj,
Siandie Airija yra pasiskel-
bus neva respublika. Bet till
ant raSto. Mes kaip ir buvus
Anglia tq Sail Waldo. IS paciQ
airiu veikimo nieko nedaro.
Niekas nezino, kokius Ang-
liza turi apsiskaitymus Airijos
laisvts EIausime. Gal j tik
iSm6gina airiu tautos stipru-
ma ir iSlaikomybe. Gal Ang-
LIZA paskui patti duos Airijai
laisve.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
RIAUsES WINNIPEGE.
Streikininkai susiremia su
policija.

Winnipeg, Canada, birz. 3,
Per dvi SuvirSum savaiti Gia
Sella generals darbininkI
Stroikas. Ir visas laikas strei-
kas Gjo ramiai.
Tik vakar pakilo riauS6s.
kuomct streikininkai 6mG pa
roduoti gatv6mis, paskui me-
@ino inciti Prekybos Tarybos
buStan.
Jiems ten kelia pastojo po-
licija su dctektivais. Ivyko SUI
SirGmimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
FILIPINU SALOS REIKA-
LAUJA NEPRIKLAU-
SOMYBES.
Filipinu senate pirmininkas
atnaujina reikalavima.

Washington, birz. 4. - Fl
IipinQ salQ gyventoju If val
dzios atstovai Gia prizes kon-
greso komitetq atnaujino rel
kalavimq, kad toms SALONS
butQ pripazinta. nepriklauso-
myb6.
SalQ atstovams pirminin-
kauia senate pirmininkas
Manuel Queson. Jis sake, kad
saIos nori gauti ne tik nepri-
klausomybe, bet ir savistoviai
prigul6ti prize tautu sajungos.
Cia daugelis nuomoniauja,
kad SALONS duoti nepriklauso-
mybe yra pavojinga. Mes tuo-
met bile kaimynas gal6trl
prie salQ prisikabinti ir uz-
grobti.
Toksai nuomoniavimas yra
be jol1io pamato. Juk bile kai-
mynas galetq to padaryti II
dabar.
Juk nereiSki2, kad nepri-
klausomos salos pertrauktu-
rysius su Suv. Valstijomis,
kuomet igytq nepriklausomy-
be. Nelaimes metu Suv. VAL
stijos visuomet galetQ gelbeti
salons.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
AUSTRIA NETENKA DI.
DELIU zEMEs PLOTU

Paryzius, birz. 3. - Vakar
st. Germain'e talkininkai Aus
trijOs atstovams padav6 tai
kos sutarti. Bet ne visa. Ne
paduota austrams militariniQ,
atitaisymo, finansiniQ ir kal-
kuriq daily rubeziQ sqlygQ.
Pastarosios sqlygos dar ne
paruoStos. Talkininkai jas pa
ruoS If pristatys austrams
taip greitai, kaip til1 bus gall
ma tas padaryti. Tuo tarpu
austrQ atStovai turi progos
studijuoti paduotas jiems su-
tartics dalis.
Austrams induota sutartis
panaSi ] induotQ vokieciams
Sutarti. KailIuriose vietose is
reikSta zodis zOdin, iSGmus
vardus If victQ pavadinimuS.
Austria netenka Dideliu teri
torijQ.
Sta taikOs sutartimi Aus
trijja paliekama vieSpatija su 6
milijonais ligi 7 milijonQ gy-
ventojQ if su 5 ligi 6 tuks-
tanGiQ ketvirtainiQ myliQ tc-
ritorijos.
Austria sulig sutarties turi
pripazinti piInai nepriklauso-
mis- vic$patijomis atskiIusias
nuo jos imperijos - Ungari-
jq, Ceko-SIovakijQ ir serbQ
-kroatQ-sIovtnQ vieSpatijq. Tai
visa attmuS Austrijai mazai
kas pasilieka. .......' .,,.s
ToIiauS Austria netenka
Sau speciality teiSiQ Europoje,
demobiIizuoja visas savo saus-
zemio, vadenS il ORC sp6kas.
AuStriioS-U -Ungarijos kituomet
zinoma impcriia Siandie nebe-
gyvuoja. Monarchija taippat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
Bolsevikai myli papirkimus.

Pasirod6, jog bolSevillai ko-
misarai labai myli papirki-
mus. KalGjimo virSininkai bol-
Sevikai Eitingonui praneS6,
jog jis uz pinigus gals but
paliuosuotas is kal6jimo.
ISpradziQ nuo jo pareika-
lauta pus6s milijono rubliQ
(taip tariant $25O,OOO). Bet
paskui bolSevikai nusileido IL
gi 100000 rubliu.
TeGiau Eitingon bijojo
iiems duoti pinigQ. Mes jie ga
lajo j paliuosuoti prizes boise
viku valdzios nora. Tad butQ
galeje iSeiti dar bIogiau.
GalQ-gale Eitingon apsiem6
tarties su paGios bolSevilIQ val
dzios atstovais. Patti valdzia
apsieme j paliuosuoti. Bet is
pradziq uz tai pareikalavo
milijono rubliq issipirkimui.
Ant gallo po ilgq tarybQ SUI
tiko init puse milijono rub
liu. Tick Eitingon ismok6jo
bolseviku valdziai If buvo pa
liuosuotas.
Pasiliuosaves nesiskubino
apleisti Maskvq. Bet jam bu-
vo praneSta, kad bolSevikai
permazai j apkainave ir todel
tar6si iSnaujo suareStuoti, kad
iSgauti daugiau pinigQ.
Po Sito Eitingon jau nieko
!nelaukes. Bet kol apleides Ru-
sija, dar daug iSleides pinigQ'
Visur buve reikalingi papir-
kimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
Daugel miestuose vidu-
nakGiu pamesta bombos
Philadelphia apgriauta viena
kIebOnija
Vienas bombininkas sudrasky-
tas.

NirnaS vyraS, kurs padtjO
hombl ties Palmcrio namaiS,
nuo bomboS Sprogimo sudraS-
kytaS ! SkutuS. Policija spi-
.ia, kad homba turGjo SprOgti
10 ranko>c. Regis, ncSuspGjo
.iiS JOS padGti SkiriamOn vie
ton.
ApIinkiniai ties prokuroro
rczidcnciia namai >markiai Su-
purtyta ply$imo metu.
IuvuSio bombininkO SudraS-
kytuosc drabuziuose atrasta
radikaliSku raStQ.
F'odcraIiai agcntai tuojauS
pakilo darban Su visu atsidI-
iimu viSuoSc didcsniuOSe mics
tuo>c. mtariamieji raudOnicji
&rcStuojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
TVARKOS PRAVEDIMUI
BAVARIJOS SOCIJA-
LISTAI NORI VIE
NYBES. .
Muniche yra apie 10000 be-
darbiu.

Munichas, Bavaria, birz.
3. - Ana diena cia buvo SUI
sirinke visQ politikiniQ parti-
..iu atstovai. Nebuvo tik vienQ
boISevikQ. Susirinkima susau-
Ike socijalistin6 valdzia. Soci-
ialistai taip nuvald6 Sail, kad
botvarkei nesimato pabaigos.
Tad jie if nusprend6 sau tai
kon pasikviesti ir kitu parti-
ju zmones. ,
Susirinkime tartasi, kad kuo-
veikiaus visoms partitions SUI
sivienyti ir bendrai veikti sa-
lies gerovei.
KrikScioniQ demokratQ par
tijos atstovai pazymejo, jog
socijalistai turi gerus norus.
Jie pirmojon vieton state. sa-
lies gerove. Bet tuos savo no
rus jie tur6tQ parent darbais.
Sake, jei socijalistai nori
vienyb6s su krikscioniQ demo-
kratQ partija, kuri Bavarijoje
yra skaitlingiausia, tad If sa-
lies valdzion turi but priimti
proporcijonaliai tos partijos
atstovai.
SocijaIistai rauk6si nugirde
teisyb6s teskima jiems ] axis.
Sutiko apie ta pagalvoti.
Bedarbe vargina bavarus.
Bavarus Siandie labjausia
vargina bedarbe, paskui kurl
seka skurdas. BolSevikai pra-
pIatino kaip cionai, taip kitur
anarchija, kuria nelengva pa
naikinti.
Tik vienam Muniche yra a.
pie 10000 bedarbiQ. Vargas
su dirbtuv6mis ir su lauko
Bavarijos armija veikiai
bus paleista. Vietoje amos jau
organizuojama nauja kariuo-
meme is laisvanoriq. Tai bus
Sales apsaugos kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
BOLSEVIKV PALIUOSUO,
TAS w S25O,OOO.
Apsukriai pabego, mes butQ
buves isnaujo suimtas.

New York, birz. 3. - Cio-
mai garlaiviu Stockholm is
bolSevikiSkos Rusijos sugryzo
Eitingon-Schild Co. direkto-
RUS, Motty Eitingon, kurs XII
tuomet gyveno Maskvoje pa
mindtos firmos reikalais.
PasprQsti jam is bolSevikiS-
kos Rusijos atsiejo $25O,OOO.
Tick jis uzmokGjo bolSevikams
uz paIiuosavima jo is kal6ji-
mo.
Ir jei Eitingon paskui ne
butQ buves apsukriai paspru-
des is Rusijos, iSnaujo butQ
buves suarestuotas ir nuo jo
DutQ DlVe pdlelhdlaula Val
milijono dolieriQ.
su zymiais vyrais buvo kale-
jime.
Eitingon, anot jo paties pa
sakojimo, buvo suarestuotas
perniai ir uzdarytas kaleji-
man Butirli, Maskvoje.
Tuo metu tame kal6jime boil
Scvikai buvo lake buvusl VI
dujiniQ reikalQ minister Ch-
vostovq, teisdaryst6s minister
sceglovitova ir vidujiniQ rel
kalQ ministerio pagelbininka
Bileckl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
VOKIECIAI MUSASI SU
LENKAIS.

Paryzius, birz. 4. - 1900 vo,
kieciQ kareiviu is rytines
Prusijos inajo SuvalkQ gu,
bernijon ties Grajevo If W.
puol6 lenkQ kariuomene! Bet
lenkai tuojaus vokiecius ivei,
Ike.
TokiQ ziniQ is VarSavos yra
gave vietos lenkai.
Oar pazymima, kad vokie,
Giai paneSe didelius nuosto-
lius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
NETEISINGos zINIos
APIE AMERIKONIS-
KUS KAREIVIUS.

Washington, birz. 4. - An
dai sulig vokiSkQ laikrasciu
paskelbtos zinios, kad netoli
Coblenz nuo ekspliozijos ture-
10 zuti apie so amerikoniskQ
kareiviQ, yra neteisingos.
Taip praneS6 cia generolas
PerShing savo raporte kar6s
departamentui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
ALDERMANUI ATSAKYTA
PILIETYBE.

Michigan City, Mich, birz.
4. Sitam mieste aldermanas
Gustave RiecIl nGra Salies pi-
lietis. Jis norGjo gauti piliety-
bGs raStuS, bet jam atsakyta.
NIiesto taryba pagaliaus
nusprend6 j praSalinti is ta-
rybos. Bet tarybos nusprendi-
mo nepatvirtino majoras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
APGRIAUTA GENERATIO
PROKURORO NAMAI
WASHINGTONE.
Pasikesinta prizes miestQ ma
ioruS, teiseius il fabri-
kantus.


" '''illii 'o"' ,'',|' - ,'
nonio o,avnSti nIatnS bomhj-
ninbQ >uoEalhl>. NIcnu II tuo
raGlu I"iEu dau&"I m''<tuo~'
pame>ta homhoS. Spro@damoS
bomhoS nopaIlrt' IT, KAN N'!-
Vo SErramoS. INK aP@rIalta
nama!' ror@aZ"In'a Zmon"S.
Nri' NldUnaN'l P''l''S'"
Nomoo> PaI'' nam''S;
y. MIlcheiI IaLlllrr' :. !.
%encraho ProhJIroro' " ASH
m&ton'. BomoInInNaS ZllNo'
Palmer 81 SrImYna h"PaIleS-
taS. halP ZInolna' FaImer Nfa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
DEZERTUOJA BOLSEVIKU
. KAREIVIAI.

Archangelskas, birz. 3. -
Shame fronte rusu bolSevlkl
kareiviQ eiles retaja. Mes kas-
dien tq kareiviq zymus skait-
lius atbaga talIininkQ pusen
ir sitiems pasiduoda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
PILNA NETIKRU PINIGV
RUSIJOJE.

Paryzius, birz. 4. - Boise
vikiSkoj Rusijoj platinami ne
tikri S. Valstijq ir Prancu-
zijos banl1notai. Bolsevikams
neuztenka nuosavu "bumaz-
ku'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
ZIMMERMANN KONFE-
RUOJA SU KAIZE-
RIU.

Amerongen, Olandija, birz.
8. - Per dvi dieni cia su bu-
vusiu kaizeriu konferavo bu-
yes Vokietijos kanclieris Zim-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
NEPATVIRTINTA zINIA
APIE PETROGRADO
PUOLIMA.
Sake, j paeme suomiai pade
dant estams.

Copenhagen, birz. 4. - EstQ
ir suomiQ kariuomen6s pa6mG
Petrogradq, anot nepatvirtin-
tos telegramos is Vardoe, pas
kelbtos laikraStyj National
Tidende.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
VARGIAI KAS BUS ARR
JOS LAISVES REL
KALAIS.
Bus paklabinta taikos kon-
ferencija.

Paryzius, birz, 4. - Ameri-
kos airiu atstovai cionai ilgas
laikas darbavosi Airijos lais-
YES If nepriklausomyb6s rel
kalais. TQ atStovu yra trys.
Visi intekmingi. Jie cia susie
jo su daugeliu taikos konfe-
rencijos atstovQ, is6mus Ang-
lijos atStovus. zad6jo su jais
paSikalbGti if Anglijos prem
ieras Lloyd George. Bet kad
tie atStovai pirmiau aplank6
AirijQ, tad premjcras atmainG
savo zodi.
Reikalaus paskirti komisija.
TcGiau viSos jQ pastangos
Airijos laiSvGs reikalais bal
giasi be paSekmiQ. Anglia
nenori nci klausyti apieAirijoS
ncpriklausomybe. Prizes Ang-
lila nepakclia balSo kitu vieS-
patiju atstOvai taikos kon-
ferencijoie.
Amerikos airiQ atstovai po
viSQ nepasiSekimQ pareikalavo
taikos konferenciion priimti il
iSklauSyti kelis Airijos atsto-
vus. Bet Anglia atsisak6
duoti items atstovams pas
portus.
Po Sito ncpavykimo du A.
merikos airiQ atstovu, sakoma,
iSkeliauja namo. Palieka Gia
tik vienaS. Sis pasiryzes ir TO-
liaus veikti.
JiS nusprend6 kreipties tai
kos konfcrencijon paskirti ko-
misijq iStirti Airijos stow il
airiQ priSpaudimq.
Jei tas veikimas nepavyks,
tuomet jis pareikalaus, kad
patti Anglijos vyriausyb6 nu-
SkirtQ komisija, kurioje ture-
tQ ineiti ir amerikonai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04
NORI PRASALINTI IMM1
GRACIJOS KOMISIJO-
NIERIU.

Washington, birz. 3. - Pa
keIta balsas uz praSalinimq
Ellis saloje immigracijos ko-
misijonieriaus Howe, kurs an
dai dalyvavo bolSevikiSkam
susirinkime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-06-04

DRNUGAS PIBLISHING Co, Inc,
$500 ". 18th St, Chicago, Illinois.
Phone Mckinley 61l4. E~tabl. 1908
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
NEGRO PREACHERS
ROW OVER CHILD
One Sues Another for $50,
900 for Alienation Of
Affections.

II King Solomon in all his ancient
splendor and glory were here today he
would have a chance to cit in judgment
on case in Judge Youngs division OF
the circuit court similar to the one be-
fore him In ancient times when two
mothers claimed possession Of child.
Solomon suggested as the best means 70
ascertain the real mother was to halve
thee hid with o sword and give each
claimant a half when the real mother
cried for the great judge to let the
other woman have the child and not
take Its little life.
The case before the First circuit court
10 that of two preachers. The Rev,
M. W. Wilson, of Meridian, Miss, pas
tor Of one OF the African Methodist
churches Of that place, Is suing the
REV. ], c. Martin, financial agent and
book agent for the Memphis conference
OF the A. NJ. Il. church, for damages IN
the sum OF $1,000, alleging that Martii
alienated the affections of HE wife and
became the father OF her child. The
child Ia to be an exhibit in the case.
While the suit Is not over possession
OF the child as was the case OF the two
female claimants before King Solomon
no doubt the halving theory might work
as well to determine the real father Of
the youngster II It we're prescribed In
Judge Young's court
John Il. Bell, Lindsay b. Phillips and
J. T, Settle are attorneys for Wilson.
while B, +. Booth Is representing the
wilson claims that the child Is not
his own but Martins while Martin de-
clares the young one Is not his off,
spring.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
UBDOM
PLANS OF J. HARVEY MATHEs
CHAPTER MADE At MEETING.

PLANS or ]. HARVEY MATHEs
CHAPTER MADE AT MEETING.
One Of the splendid things which viii
90 TO make up the calendar OF activities
Tor the Tennessee U. D. C.'s, and in
WHICH the ]. Harvey Mathes chapter
81 Memphis VIII assist, is the care Of the
aged Confederate heroes at the Hermit
age IN Nashville this year,
Al the initial fall meeting OF the chap
yer tuesday afternoon, which was held
with the president, Mrs. W. A. Collier,
3 letter was read from Mrs. Bennett
y, seii, Of the Tennessee division. say
ing mat they had undertaken this work
and hoped that Memphis and other
chapters OF the state would co~operate
with them, as always.
The report Of the treasurer, read al
the meeting Tuesday, showed that with
al ooligati9ns having been met there
to begin the winters work.
The election OF officers for the year
resulted as follows: Mrs. Charles B,
Bryan, active presidents Mrs. w. A.
Collier, Mrs. J. ]. Williams and Mrs,
Harvey Mathes, honorary presidents;
Mrs. W. A.. Collier first vice president;
Mrs. Joseph d. Browne, second Vice
president; Mrs. Percy H. Patton, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. ]. Harvey
Mathes, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Charles q. Marable, treasurer: Mrs. An.
ne g Prescott. registrar; Mrs. Mary
Hunter Miller, historian: Mrs. Ellen vi
Moseley. honorary life historian; Mrs.
Bette T, Gray life chaplain; Mrs. Berry
Brooks, custodian Of the nag, and Miss
Mary Solari, custodian OF crosses.
The chapter gave 500 to the admiral
Raphael Semmes scholarship fund, and
aso made q donation toward the Ten
nessee marker which 10 to be placed in
the National park at Vicksburg.
The ladies' who were appointed to rep
resent the j. Harvey Mathes chapter at
the annual U. D. c. convention, which
will be held at Tampa, Fla, the first OF
November, were Mesdames Charles B,
Bryan, Alice b. Andrews, A. Hazlewood,
W. A. Collier, Percy II. Patton, Charles
G, Marable, J. ]. Williams and j. Har-
vey Mathes
Following the business meeting a SO.
cial hour was enjoyed, the occasion be.
ing a particularly pleasant one, as IL
was the first time many Of the MEM
bers had been together during the sum
mer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
Weddings
Yancey- McLaurine.

The First Baptist church will be the
scene of a pretty wedding on Wednes-
day evening at $3.50 O'Clock when Miss
Effle DeVhue Yancey viii become the
bride OF Mr., Luke Layton McLaurlne,
the Rev. A. U. Boone, D. D., officl'
ating.
The bride will be gowned in pretty
blue tailored suit with hat and access
SORES in harmony with a corsage bou
quet OF bride roses AMI valley lilies.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held ut the home Of the brides
mother on mississippi boulevard for
which the rooms win be artistcally
decorated In palms, ferns and cut flow
ers. Green and yellow being the pre-
dominating coors Many beautiful
gifts attest the popularity OF the young
people.
Tho bridegroom's mother viii enter
tain In their honor on Thursday even
ing, after which Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Laurine viii leave for Southern mo-
tor trip.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
MEETINGS OF MEMPHIS
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

The Parent Teacher association Of the
Nicholas Blackwell high school at Bart
lett will meet THURSDAY afternoon at .
O'clock Final arrangements for the
community rally will be made at that
time,
An important meeting of the Neighs
borhood Nursery will be held Tuesday
morning at l0:a0 o'clock In the Y. NJ.
&. A, parlors
Auxiliary No. . Of st, Brgid's church
win hold its regular monthly meeting
on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock In
the home Of Mrs. NJ, Kelly, 1894 North
Seventh street,
Regina lodge No 10 will hold Its first
fail meeting on Thursday afternoon at
2lS o'clock
Mrs Robert Blrk and Mrs, A. McDon-
aid will entertain on Thursday after
noon with a heart and card party IN the
home of Mrs. Birk, lS4 Gilleas place,
Old Hickory chapter. Daughters OF
1912, will hold an important business
meeting on Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock IN the home of the regent, Mrs,
$, A. Wilkinson, 40 South Mclean boul-
evard.
-
The Parent Teacher association OF
Guthrie school will meet on Thursday
afternoon al S:lh o'clock In the school
building. This is the eighth birthday
OF the association, and all mothers and
charter members are especially invited.
.a+--s -
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems club viii meet Tuesday evening
at the Young Womens club, supper
will be served at $3.50 o'clock.
----- o.
The entire membership, including Off
GERS and executive board. OF the CiSy
union " Kings Daughters will meet az
the Nineteenth Century club on Thurs
day afternoon at 3 o'clock,
s.
Central High Parent-Teacher assooia.
| ton will meet Thursday afternoon al
| S:l6 at the school. Plans for sending
! delegates 10 the State Federation o
| Parent Teacher associations. which vii
\ be held at Knoxville, Tenn, Oct, 90-3l
and Nov, /, viii be completed,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
WAGON CO. IS TO
Be REORGANlED
other Officers Forming Com
pany to Take Over Geo,
r, James interests.

Reorganixa ton OF tho James, Graham
Wagon company. which since the civil
war has been known throughout the
South as the makers of the best wagons
manufactured In the United States, is
contemplated in the near future, to en-
able George r. James, president and
large stockholder In the company to re-
tire from the firm. 30 that he may de-
vote his entire time to the business of
the william r. Moore Dry Goods COM
pany, Of which he is also president
he has spent the greater part Of his
life In building up continue to stand
at the forefront OF wagon manufactures,
as Il has In the past. Mr.. James con-
templates an arrangement whereby the
present management may absorb his
holdings in the company and continue
nj the head of the company. II IL un.
derstood that q company is being or
ganixed by W. e. Henderson. A. H
Thoda, Robert q. Champion, Frank
Graham Jones and others now connect
ed with the active management of the
company to take over Mr., James stock
and operate the plant, but at present all
plans are said to be in q tentative
state although stock In the proposed
company Is now being offered TOR sale,
The james Graham Wagon company
started in business In 1861 at its pres
ant looa ton on jefferson avenue be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, Twice
during that time the plant has been
destroyed by fire, The present factory
WAS built in 1875. The company spe-
ciallxes in farm. lumber and log wag-
ons, which are sold throughout the
South where they have tho reputation
Of being the best on the market.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-08
Elizabeth Club.

In one short year OF existence the
Elizabeth club has broadened and be-
come so large that 1t Is necessary to
add new wing to the already large
and attractive home which the club
purchased for Its headquarters. Plans
for the wing, the cost of which has
been estimated at $4,000, were carefully
gone over and discussed at a meeting
OF the executive board OF the club on
Tuesday morning, and were accepted
The erection Of the wing viii begin at
once, as II is badly needed, the officers
having had to turn away scores OF girls
recently as there was no room for more
dating.
Only they who have ut one time been
placed by circumstance in strange
city away from their home and loved
ones, not knowing where was the proper
place to seek lodging, can fully ap-
preciste the great blessing which the
Enzabeth club is proving to young
who are making It their home. Althougn
the club has for the past few weeks
been filled. no girl who has applied 10
the OFFICERS has been ignored. but A
comfortable, home like place where they
could board until the new wing OF the
club shall have been completed has
been found for each of them by the
aF'~hNiN which WHO are mOtnHrS. sis.
ters and friends to the young girls VINO
are striving for the best In the business
NE OF the city where they came as
The board Endorsed the continuation
OF the War Camp Community center
and pledged its support. following an In
teresting talk on the work OF the girls
division and the center by Miss Mont
gomery Cooper.
Other routine business was discussed
before the board adjourned and the fol-
lowing committees were appointed to
serve for the year:
House committee. Mines. Francis Fen.
tress, John o. F1autt and George d.
Weilons; membership, Mines. w. w
Farabough, NJ. s, Chapsky, Fred Under
wood and J. s. Shortle, Industrial.
Mines. Bolton Smith, Roscoe Brown and
Miss Letitia Riley: sick, Mines, ]. r.
Hill, A.. $. Buchanan and ID w. Porter.
entertainment, Mines. Hill Bond, Geor.
GA Lee Parker, G. T. Fitzhugh' A. u
Jennings and Miss Montgomery Cooper:
home finding. Mines. Herbert BROOKE
=, b., Anderson, Arthur Robinson ANA
Joseph Newburger; devotional. Mmes'
Joseph Carey, Lucy Jones and edwin ri
Mashburn; publicity, Mines. Edwin r.
WRshburn and Percy Finlav ~