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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
1ARfLE 1I BERLIN VE-
|STESc PA4A IN DoL|U.
DUM1NECAl vtIToARE VA Fl
zIUA DE DOJtU in B1sERIcI.

II Vestind seml{area tratatului de
pace uncle din ziarele Berlineze,
au fost publicate incadrate in ra-
me mari 81 81 base negre ca in
semn de jele. Ttlul unor articoli
de ziar este ,$oartea Germaniei
pecetluita" 81 Pace 81 Anihila-
tie". E
fntreaga preta germana scrie
sub impresia melancoliei 81 pesl-
mismului. TaeSlische Rundschau
scrie: Tot &c Ne mai trebue, es-
te nn despot, Gre Sc sileasca ma
tiunea Sc 1ucreze. Daca moi nu
vom fl in stafe sal allan, dui-
manii nostri Heyor afla". Ziarele
socialiste prote8teaza- contra ideii
de razbunare gn general, scriind
in ,,Tageblatt spune:
moi nu ma6 avem nimica dl
facut deceit sapazim prescrisele
contractului d. pace in toate a
manuntele luiss !
Ziarul ,,Deutsche Zeitung" a
fost confiscat pentru un artico
fntitrAat: ,,Razblmare pentru Di
sonorul-din 191x.
Bisericile evalgelice din Ger
mania vor praxnui Dumineca in
Iulie serviciu doliu national
Clopotele bisefilor vor fl tras'
caSla MORT 81 "a dat ordinul c;
peste tot -locnHin ziua aceasta
Sc .domneasca Nh mai adinca Ii
'niStp 49, ~s--.-4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
O MARE CATAS-
TR0FA De TREN

DUNKIRK, i Iulie. = Opt per-
soane au fost ucise 81 20 greu ra-
mite in urma unei ciocniri de ire
nuri care a avut loc All diminea-
ia de timpuriu la CARA de aici a
llniei New York Central. ,Trenuri-
lie carl S s'au ciocnit sunt cunoscute
in aceste imprejurimi ca ,,trenul
No. Z" 81 ,,trenul No. Az, care es
te tren accelerat intre New York
81 Cleveland.
La opt ore dimineata Sc aflau
la morga din loc 7 cadavre 81 Sc
spunea ca la fata locului Sc con-
tinua munca de cercetare 81 al
mai fost aflate inca alte trei Ca
davre.
20 raniti sunt la Brooks Memo
rial Hospital" 81 multi altii usor
81 greu raniti, dupa ce au primit
ingrijirea de lipsa 81 pansamen-
tele necesare au plecat mai de-
parte Gu trenul.
Um functionar de la fabrica
standard Parts din Cleveland,
Ohio, care a sosit aici de la Dun
kirk GU un alt tren, spunea ca
dinsul durmea pc cfnd s'a intlm-
plat accidental. Am luat 1ndata
pantalonii pc mine 81 am grablt
afara la sine, unde mis- "a oferit
0 priveliste pc care nu as derl sa
0 mai vad-1n viata mea.
Am vazut femei tipind 81 bar:
bait gemind. Cadavrele morti!ol
au fost date la parte 81 cei ma
putin raniti cercau sc ajunga II
siguranta. 0 femeie Gu trei copl
zaceau inconsistent aproape de 81
ne. Copii nici nu stiau ce S a in
timplat, dar vedeau ca mama !ol
nu are sd lie mai raspunda III
viata. Am vazut 20 greu ranltl
dust la spital 81 7 mort. Trennl
numarul Z, locomotive 81 vagonui
pentru bagaj all fost ruinate gu
desavirsire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
De La ADuNAREA CENERALA
A UN|UNEI S. R. AMERICANA
Prima Ii de munCa in Farrell, Pa.


Conform convocatorulu Luni in 80 1une 1919 la orele
10 a. M sa deschs prma sedinta Adunarei Generate
Dnul presednte general l. Cosma prntro vorbire In
sufeoare de mai be de umatae de ora araa onor de-
ega al socetalor noastr sorcul anuu trecut tragnd
concluzun din cee perecute in trecu roaga Dn dele
gait de faa fl bagare de oate procedare 81
discutiile ce pune pc tapet spre deliberare
Daca vom atenti 81 daca da considerable cuven
chestiunior lua spre desbaere, nua ca
sfirsi mai curInd dar decsiune uae de e mai
ne mai aducaoafe de fooase organizae noasre zca
dinsul.
Cuvinee lu presednte general mai aes atunc cnd s'a
lefer la chearea noastra de organiza fra din pat
ria veche facut deega entuzasmeze 81 sbuc
neasca in APPLAUSE furtunoase.
lmedat dupa aceasta sa pPocedat la cetrea sei func
tionarilor dinre carl lpst numai fatele Sae
Isl motvasc absena mai dnante prn scze bine inemeac
Dntre membrii c. s. E. lpst numai dol supenti D.
nil A. Androne 81 V. Muntean
apoi verificarea plenpotentelor Uncle dntre
socetae mai ndepartae TRIMS scrsori de aderare in
otdeodata Isl exprma regretee ca au puut ven dar
ca sunt din toata nma invoe la tot decide
nile Adunare Generae anuntnd toata increderea
Uniunea noastra.
Acese scrsori olta doyada ncreerel &c ociea.
tile in conducator Uniunei. GT
Sc procedeaza apoi la aegerea dol noari Stunt aesi5
fratii P Jugan 81 Roseala acamae
Ca garden sunt aes D-ni Zecu 81 Tolan deczindu-se
fumaul sa fe pems dar lunu-se in consderare mpul
pc delegatii il petrec in sednte. ~
Find de fata D-nul Jv Banateanu unu dintre redac-
tori ziarulu nostru America Dnul presednte general
introduce prn citeva cuvnte frumoase gnd pc deega al
acorda deptu la cuvn find unul cunoaste desu
bne npee organizae noastre Adunarea IL prmeste vii
APPLAUSE.
Dupa aceia la din cuvinul Dnul presedine ne a.
mntee de dureroasa perdere ufea de organzaa noastr
prin ncearea din viata rateui loan Pacurar Ara so-
rcu pn de fapte fnoase al fosulu preednte deceat 81
respect 81 recunosnta pent eel dparu cit 81 eoge
ausa memore membror deceda in acest an suspendeaza
sedina pc timp de Is minute ~
La redeschderea sedne procedeaza resolvarea u
CHESTNUT mnore cit tmp sa alba repul de cun un
membru; cite sd Sc lucreze pc ri, 81 ae1e.
Find oree - trecut sedina inchide deegati sa
poata merge la prfnz. (Ur1neaza).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
De Pc vAP0RUl PRESE-
DlNTELul.

= N /.
Pc bordul vasului George Wa
shington, / Iulie. Mergind cu.
. iuteala de saisprezece knoturi
81 jum6tate pc ORD pc apa linisti-
ia, vapofnl George Washington,
Sc asteapta Sd soseasea la New
York Marta viitoare. De Sc vs pu
tea face w de fluxul de diminca-
| ta, yasul va trage ls-doc III ziIa
aceia inainte de anaAasi. Altfel t;a
intirzia pima II ornle z. 81 a
Fresedintele Wiispn iuS iinl M
|clt nu I ocnpat MI '11siji "A 4
ritel6 oc,sI.s e. " "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
Din FARRELL,
.UN TEAIRU ROMANfSC RfUSIT.

na a. imputa ficef sale, o certa
pehtru iubire de care dinsa nn-i
yinovata. D-nul Herta a fost ras-
piatit, pentru osteneala D-sale,
Gu vii APPLAUSE.
APdoilea rol principal, e al lui
Ionel,. jucat admirable de d-nul
P. j. Costea. ~ lionel e, un tinar
sarac, dar cinstit, care cade in
drageste cu ffeana, flea bogatului
morar Petrila. Dragoste care>-na-
tural adus GU sine multe sufe-
rinte ce S 'au sffrsit dntr 'un mod
fOarte tragic; D-nul Costea a .2us
in rolul jucat de dinsuL, toata pu-
terea aceia a fndragostitului dis
perat. La fel au jucat foarte bine
Dina a. Tarean, in rolul Primarcl
sci; d-nM P. Herta, in rolul preo-
tufni NSerafin; Dina A. p. Herta
iii relul vaduvei Negrescu; D-nul
IN. Hidu i1 rolul oifciumarului,;
Dina M. Toda in rolu1 Anei; D-l
/. Tescula in rolul lui Iancu, Ne
cisr de tarar<si I. p. Regnla in
rolul groparuhui Nastase.
C6rul societatii sub conducersa
D-lui G. Simu, nm bun membru> 81
teocietatii J, ,Tfansilvani& 81 orga-
nizatiei noastre, . lexeeutat dona
c6ntari foarte frumoase.
E de aotat 81 In special ia
moi, Roainii Sd in tot timpul,
Ecit s'a jucat teatrul, in hala ora
Q liaiste deplip$.
a urnfat apoi dansul, care pro
|GAbil sItinnt pima II zeri De ~
Rep.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
PARAsIREA PETR0GRA.
DULW i

HELSINGFORS, EINLANDA
80 Iunie. eBolseyicii procedeaza
Gu iuteala la evacuarea Petrogra-
dului. Aceasta sc vede din ordine.
lie date Official de guvernul boise
vic. Ministrul de razboi Trotzky
a dat ofdin ga fortareata Kron-
stadt sa fie sparta CD 1dinam;ta
inainte de predare, lar podurile 81
g5rile din Petrograd sa fie dis
truse naiH(e de retragerea celol
din urma trupc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
!: PETRE p. CARP.

Moartea nemiloasa dupa svesteste cablograma
din Iasi data de 20 Iune rapit pc veeranu politician
Petre Carp fost pc mai ue r1nduri instru 81 mi
nstru al Rominiei in partiduf conservator.
Despre demnu Pere Carp in afara de stm foarte
putin Un bun prietn comnc ca 40 ami inainte de
instr l. Bratanu fatal dui Bratanu sal scoata din
pardu conservator findca pacea findca tnea la din
sui foarte invaat fncercat pr ca
Ia denumt de ambassador Gu toate acesea dnul Carp
inrat in rnd bera ci infntat Tu Maiorescu par
tidul unmistilor carora sau aaturat Marghoman 81 al
TIL de pc acee vremr Mai tirzp Ia prej dat nunimis
til -conservatoris'N fusionat conservatorii.
In tmpul din urma 81 nainte dl Pere p Carp fost
un nacrat Dnsul murt Ia vsta de 81 ami 81
este jait de toti eel &c Pau cunoscut 81 aprecat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
A v I z

Probabil Cd dintr'o gresala sau
intirzere Z postej nu ne-a sosit
inc& raportul respondentului no
stru special despre ceremonia CO
II avut loo Dumineca h mormlntnl
fratalni !. P4curaT din New Cast
,le, 70. Din aoeast& cauxa nu So
patut publica mimic in aosasta pri
viptA, ins4 sper4m ca vom primi
raportul ii Cur1nd 81 cA-l vom pu.
tee pdblioa in numArur nostru de
miine~ u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
FMLANDEzIl Al FosT 4
INv!NSI De BoLSEvlcl

i LONDRA, 80 Iunie. ~ Conform
radiogramelor primite aici din
Russia, trupele bolseyicilor au ocu-
pat orasui Vydlisha, situat Ia
frontiera fnlandeza, batind pc
Finlandezi 81 luind prizoneri IN
mare n1mar din ei, Radiogramele
adauga 81 coloanele de inaintare
me- bolsevicilor se lesfAQ AQurk ~
|iucaes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
vICTIMELE CUTREMURU
LUI De PAM1NT.

ROMA, 30 Iunie. = Conform
cclor scrise de ziarul Tempo, GU
tremrul de pamint produs Du-
mineca la Vicchio 81 imprejurimi-
le din fdistrictul Florenta ucis
o suta douazeci de. persoane. Ora.
sui Vicchio- a fost prefacut intr o
granada de RUNE, lar c1teva safe
sunt jumatate nimicite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02

Dupa sfintirea monumentulai
decedat1lui frate loan Pacurar.
am plecat Gu totii, in, un tren spe-
cial de la New Castle, Pa, Ia Far,
rell, Pa, unde neobositii membrii
al societatii :, ,Transiyaniass> ne as
teptau,
Timpul G frumos, 81 e lume .foar-
te multa au VENT romiirasii nos
tri din stoate orasele de prih i'm
prejurime ca sd salute pc dele
gatii societatilor noastre care All
VENT, conform programului sa
participe, att la festivitatea or
ganizata de hapnica soeietate
,,Transilvania' in onoarea dele
gatilor, cit 81 la adunarea genera
Ia ce se-syas incepe mine, L,'ni.
dimineata.
Pc la orelc s p. m, hala socHta-
iii ,,Transilvanias. era tixita de
lume 81 Sd sc site, bala acestei
societati, cred ca e cea mai spa
tioasaS hala dintre multeh~ hall &c
9lc au s0cietStih nsastre.
I,pedfat, nppa cum spunea 81
III program sa inceput tcatrul.
u ns.Al.. xsx .. x -x.t * II 1ne,: -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02

LONDRA, 80 Iunie. - Guver
nele ali&te au pus in vedere Olan-
del necesitatea luarei unOr masurl
de paza prin care sa impiedice flu
ga fostului Kaiser din teritorul
olandez. Aceasta a fost anuntata
All dupa ameazi in camera com'l-
nelor de Mr.. C. B. Harmsworth
subsecretarul de stat din minlste-
rul afacerilor straine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
Cers scutul legi.

w Tsacott, rscretar 81 easier Ia
National Associates Company
,din Gary, Ind, locuitor in Ham
mond, Ind.J = cerut de Ia lege sal
'scut6asca de vizitels ZEE itle face
|femeif ~ IL oficiu: Dinyl,l j cerat
|diyorf u dinsa tot merss nlergs
|prin o1iciia . i.s uphile serind
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
LITUANII APRoAPE DE RIGA.

COPENHAGA, 30 1unie.
Conform telegramelor .de Ia 'bironl
preset lituane din Ilibau, trupsle
[ituane se ALA u nouE mile tle
Rit |. pe care Gernpanii au1 1tnceplt
ITO p1rxseascS q q &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02

Strife primite Joi din Paris
anuntau ffga printului de coroA-
ma, insa a doua ri vestea fost
desmintita Official din partea gu
vernului olandez.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
FUGA PRINTULUI De CO.
ROANA AL GERMANlEI.

y BRUXEL, Iulie. - Corespon-
dentul de la Amsterdam al. ziaru-
lui LIE SoirG raporteaza ca fos.ul
print de coroana al Germaniei a
scapat din insula Wieringen, unlc
fusese Internal la putin timp dupl
semnarea armistAiului.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
STREET RAILWAY WINS
IN DAMAGE ACTION

The jury in the damage suit OF MIR.
and Mrs, Eugene Anderson against the
Memphis Street Railway company, after
the case had been on trial for several
days in Part two Of the circuit court,
late Thursday brought in a verdict for
the defendant company.
The Andersons alleged that d car OF
the street railway company wrecked
their automobile in 1918 at Madison
avenue and Pauline street and injured
Mrs. Anderson. Anderson sued for
81, zoe for damages to his car and Mrs,
Anderson asked for $1,000 for physical
injuries to herself The jury held that
the collision was caused by the negli-
gence Of the plaintiffs.
One Of the couples children was KILL
ed in the same accident and another in
jured, The parents sued fer the c1il-
dren and was awarded a verdict, This
case was appealed to the higher court
and has not yet been settled. The An
derson's also entered suit at that time
in their own behalf but the court dis
missed their cases on the theory that
they themselves were negligent.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
IAZ00 BASIN ASKS FOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY

YAZ9o CITY, Miss, Nov. 81. (Spl)-
Secretary of War Baker and senators
and congressman from Mississippi have
been appealed to by the board Of levee
commissioners for the Yazoo- Mississippi
delta for a photographic survey of the
interior streams of the Yazoo basin,
The survey would show just to what
ext2nt the lands of the section might
be drained by the many small streams,
and just what notifications might be
made in the small streams to better ac-
complish the drainage of the section.
1t is believed, because of the great
good to be accomplished by the survey
and the large amount of the best land
Of. the Yazoo-M Mississippi delta, which
might be put in cultivation by carry
Ing out the drainage projects to he
shown by the survey, that the federal
government will order it made at once.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
REPORT OF ARKANSAS
LYNCHINC is UNTRUE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 2l.-Re;
ports that T. r. Lee, who is suspected
Of the murder of *. V. Loba, a farmer.
was taken away from officers and
lynched rear the Arkansas Missouri
line early last night, are untrue, &C
eording to information received from
Mountsin Home Friday morning. Lee
was placed in Jail at that place about
S cGloek Thursday night and officers
who returned him stated they had eN-
perienced no difficulty whatever IN re-
turning the prisoner.
Shortly after Loba was killed, Lee
was suspected Of the crime and a
posse searched the surrounding terri
tory until he was captured late Wed.
nesday evening. Sheriff Hurst, Of
Mountain Home, who headed the posse,
returned him to that place, II was
stated that there was no demonstra-
ton against Lee.
Lee, in his cell at the jail, denied that
he was in any way connected with the
murder. Loba was Killed by a shot
fired through a window of his home
while he was at supper,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
"DINK" BEVAN Is
INDICTED FOR MURDER

Andrew pink Bevan, for years
Gamewell operator at fire department
headquarters, was indicted for muir
der in the first degree Friday on charge
Of shooting and killing Julius Norris,
butcher, and his pal OF several years,
last Tuesday night.
The grand Jury met at 1880 O'Clock
Friday afternoon TO continue election
fraud Investigations, A count Of the
five ballot boxes said 10 have been
tampered with was to be made. 1t
was said around the courthouse that
no indictment would he returned on
election fraud Friday as the afternoon
would be consumed in counting the
ballots and examining witnesses.
Five negroes We're indicted fdr house
breaking and larceny. The five are
members Of a gang alleged to have
committed numerous robberies in Mem
phis within the past few months. Small
grocery stores were victimiZed, It is
said, by these blacks. indictments were
returned against Robert Williams,
I George Thomas, Eli Gillespie, James
Smith and Joe n. Rivers.
Eleven true bills were returned and
one ignored.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
NEGRO GETS DAMAGES;
HE ALLEGED CRUELTY

Damages in the sum of $500 was
awarded Ernest Bozeman. negro, late
Thursday by the jury which heard in
the case in the Third division OF the
circuit court. Bozeman, who was a
prisoner at the workhouse in 1912, al
legged that he was beaten up and seri-
ously injured by guards, and asked
damages in the sum of $4,000.
The defendants in the case were ".
w. Hale, present county commissioner,
John b. Duncan, former county COM
missioner, and c. w. Thomas, who was
superintendent at the workhouse when
the beating is alleged to have taken
place. The case had been before the
court for three days.
John Bell appeared for the negro;
Caruthers Ewing represented Duncan
and Hale and Thomas were represented
by J. Il. Holmes and r. Lee Bartels,
county ,attgney.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
WHITEHAVEN HIGHER
GRADES WILL REOPEN

The grades in the Whitehayen school
from the sixth TO the twelfth will re-
open on Monday morning according to
announcement made Friday NOR ing hv
Miss Margaret Williams. secretary OF
the county board Of education
The primary grades probably VII
remain closed for several days longer.
The county board Of education ard
the citizens Of Whitehayen are protest
ing against the closing Of the school on
account Of the prevalence Of a few car
rjer eases Of diphtheria, It Is said, The
school was ordered closed by Or. I, Z.
Graves, superintendent q the county
board Of health on last Tuesday,
II Is admitted that there are a few
cases Of diphtheria scattered over the
county as there are every year ~ TINS
time, but not enough to justify closing
SehoolN. the patrons claim.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
SUE FOR COMMISSION.

Henry D. Hawkins and W. c. Mont.
gomery filed a bill in chancery court
late Thursday against W. X. Canaday
and D. I. Tyson, seeking to collect
$4,000 which they alegt is their just
commission for selling a plantation for
the defendants in DeSoto county, Miss.
They allege they were given the right
to make the sale and were promised
fi5, 000 which they aIegc is their lust
They claim they called the attenti-n of
j. c. Rainer and Eugene Richard to
the property and they later purchased
the place, pa2 ing 1896 600 for same.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
SHOWMEN FINED,

Messrs. Palmer, Bradley. Goswick and
flee, gave the Great Doris shows a
once over Thursday night and arrested
two men giving the names of james
Brown and Henry Blackwell. They
were charged with operating games Of
chance In violation Of the law aud fined
$40 each and costs for gaming in
Squire Maher's court,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

people Of Helena for drunkenness. II
~ also claimed that Peckerwood VIII
TO the label about rs per cent alcohol.
In 10 minutes II makes any old autoist
a Barney Oldfield." Since the add
ton Of the speedNc cop 20 the force there
has been quite a difference seen In re
gard TO speeders stepping on IT. In
these uaTtg,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
0UITMAN COUNTY HAS
RAISED RED CROSS QUOTA

MARKS, Miss, Nov. 81. (Spl1-At a
meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Quitman County Red Cross chapter
held here Wednesday officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
Frank II. Bizzell, chairman; Mrs. r.
II. Lowry, viee-ehairman. 7. J. Gee,
treasurer; Mrs. M. B, Lowry, secretary
]. .. Stone, chairman OF home service
committee; ], w. Mack, chairman OF
home service; Mrs. Fern Doris, chair
man of women's work.
The results Of the recent roll call
campaign showed that the county had
raised IT'S minimum quota and will at
as early date employ an executive sec
rotary and a community nurse. In ad-
dition to the election OF officers the
committee also appointed community
chairmen for the various communities Of
the county to assist m the coming tu-
bercular seal sale.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

The kind you want for yoursef-aIso the kind that you might want
to give as a Christmas gilt it you have a very discriminating friend.
Note that the prices are materially below what you will pay when the
holiday crowds descend ON us.
PETTlCOArS OF SArlN-rwo distinct styles, plain and twotoned.
various style founccs, elastic at waist line; Or 90
So95 values, Tor ..,.,r,,,,. VOsOO
PETTICOATS OF SILK JERSEY, lounccs, shirred and tucked. fin
ished with rufne, solid coors, stripes, empire green, + " 70
navy, rose, Pekin blue, purple; $40 values, for,,,,,.,. - 90
PETT1COArS OF TAFFErA, changcable tops, floral 1ounccs.
shirred and h%cmstchcd; excellent range Of colors; Dr. 90
%95 values, for ..M...O 1000
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
Beck WiI YieW
Sites For NeW
OrpheUm Thedter

Martin Beck, managing director Of
the Orpheunl vaudeville circuit, will be
in Memphis saturday and Will inspect
several sites now under consideration as
3 location for the proposed new or
pheum theater. MIR. Beck viii arrive
early Saturday morning from Chicago,
where he has been attending a %cOnfeV-
ence Of big time vaudeville men. II Is
quite likely that his stay will be linz
tied to q hours.
Two or three downtown sites have
been selected by Manager j. A. Bert
ram and Mr.. Beck will look these over,
L was understood Friday that the deal
would not actually be closed until early
next week. The new theater, accord
ing 70 orpheum men here, viii BE-
erected by next fall and viii cost in
the n~eighborhood of S400, 000. The prop
erty will be purchased outright. Good
authority Friday said the location
would not be u Main street one.
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BANK ELECTS HEADS.

GREENVILLE, Miss. roy, Fl, tsplD
The Bank Of Arcola, Washington
county, recently chartered has elected
the following officers; W. A, Rich,
president, Il. NJ Nicholson, vice presi-
dent, W. L. Beard, secretary The
bank is capitalized az SIS, 900 and will
begin business Dec. l.
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MAKES BOOZE
WITHOUT SPEED LIMIT

HELENA. Ark, Nov. u. (Spl)-
"Peckerwood, a connection which has
gained much popularity in the last 10
caused the arrest and fine OF, several
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dispatch quoting Helsingfers adyices
which the Exchange Telegraph
today is circulating with reserve. The
dispatch states that Tomburg, in the
Urals, has been sacked by a hostile
army of SIS, 600 men.
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MOSCOW SURROUNDED.

LONDON. Nov. 21,-Moscow Is sur
rounded by insurgents and the Bolshe-
Wiki regard the rebellion as of capital
Importance, according to a Copenhagen