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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

QUERY

The red dome OF Jabez White com
pels us TO propose one question. Could
You properly say that after he was
trimmed Red" white was blue?
Hold 'em Vandy!
As usual Slick Hermann scored heavi-
ly against the English language. In an
~rouncing the card for next week Slick
had this to say. Gentlemen, | wish
to state In conclusion that both boxers
are fighters" Strange? Out. monsieur
very strange.
This was after Leo Schneider had en-
tertained for 10 minutes with his In
mitable whistling. After exposure TO
this bewItching melody Slick might have
re-announced the card of Nov. 10 with
out undue surprise.
In his effort to come back" Kid
Farmer was stopped In the second SEES
sion-knocked on his ear and laid out
for five minutes, Had Red Herring
nailed him instead Of Dummy McKin-
ney he might have had his roof blown
off,
But previous to this Kid Roux had
earned a slight shade over Young Fast
Black in one of the prettiest eight
round boxing exhibitions OF the cen
fury.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

DUMP IN q UlNNeTs Inc FSaCH eHOulu
be able to make enough money this year
to retire on II what he's selling Is tho
goods.
With Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey
in the movies, watch out for VIM. s.
Hart and Charles Spencer Chaplin
breaking into baseball. W. S. H. and
C. S. C. would probably stack up fully
as we'll as ball players as Ruth and
Dempsey are as movie actors.
As yet Jimmy Wilde has made no
Decline for Memphis to lnVeisIe Pal
Moore into the squared battle-ground
for a return bout.
The bally 8rItIsher has probably de-
cidad that there's no use in meeting
a wildcat when there's plenty Of purrlne
kittens lying around loose.
Ever since the Reds won the worlds
championship, Reds Of all descriptions
have been breaking out In uprisings.
Looks like Pat Moran started some
thing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

The nineteenth 'ole 10 a ELL Of a 'ole
In these days Of prohibition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

Ted Lewis and Jack Britton have
fought 23 fights, with the twenty-fourth
in the offing. The welter crown Is off
again, on again between these two
knights Of the padded arena.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18
DWVA VII viz
A Rich Object Lesson in Sporting Goods and Remarks for the Good of Our "ord@"
NETS

ter hire a hall, and there expound
the elements which comprise our
worlds rim in sporting goods.
Like the gentleman in the tall silk
hat who passes among the audi
ence selling side show tickets, just
before the close of the astounding
and mammoth performance-all as
we can say is-"Don't go-they're
going to feed the animalsp' =
Again! Our very sincere thanks
to those firms and individuals
who showed their loyalty and
friendship when such measures
count most. And double thanks
and a very low bow to others for
patience in matters of detail, cor
respondence and accounting,
which were hard to keep pace
with through damaged records,
forced pressure and limited space.
And so, in conclusion, we're well
coming you all back to our liveli-
hood in the atmosphere of trails
and camps and woods and
streams! To the glory of duck
blind downs and upland sedge
aglint with frost trimmed gold.
Back to the land of youth that
rides to hounds, on and on, into
days Of peaceful reflection upon
the far slope. when the faraway
winding of the hunters horn car
ries family upon the winds of
time, and dies away in the mem
DRY Of sunlight and shadow upon
the watersl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

Ty Cobb 10 spending his winter SELL
ina accessories for tin lIxxles. TyFus
claims to be selling the only existing
device to eliminate the rattle and the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

Read News scimitar Wants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

Before the game many High rooters
were circulation through the stands,
placing money on the Green and Gold.
But after the battle had gotten under
way, when II was apparent to the naked
eye that the city champions were
doomed, not a High thin dime could be
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

A hard crust is necessary in many
walks Of life and especially football, In
Saturdays tilt Left Guard Nohsey, of
High, and Fullback Mcintosh, of Nor
NAL, met in a head-on collision which
knocked both boys unconscious. Mack's
dome was apparently the hardest, for
after a brief moment he vas ready to
go back into the fray, apparently none
the worse for wear, while Nohsey was
forced to be assisted to the sidelines
for a breathing spell.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18
GUNS

Naturally we didn't care for the
fire that damaged us Sept. 18th.
1t showed plainly, though, just
how bad off Memphis is for Sport
ing Goods with Our "Been There"
Store, even temporarily, out Of
commission.
1t has been one HUM-DINGER
of a month! We hired the base
ment of the Bank of Commerce &
Trust Company and flew at it
again while the insurance COM
pany viewed the remains!
1t meant dropping into high and
between jumps explaining to our
friends that we we're still right on
the job with the old "Been There"
line.
Even in a basement and under
handicaps we trebled our business.
So, on the whole, as long as it
had to happen, and now that we
are all set and better appointed
than ever, we are GLAD 1T
HAPPENED, 1t revealed things.
1t revealed solid foundation and
principlel 1t revealed sound con-
dition and a determination to Car
ry Onl 1t showed that a stroke
of HARD LUCK--if met in the
right spirit-sometimes takes re
verse English and counts FOR
and NOT against,
1t revealed the depths of friend
ship and confidence! Not only
did old friends stick, but new
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18

All In ALL, the race does not look like
I, will he one-slded when Christmas
time rolls around, and even then the
| season In far from gone.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-18
NATURALLY.

After dropping Farmer for the count,
Dummy Mckinney hadn't a word to
say.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03

Stclc 81 l@01fen, maS id) Damn or,d1
tai, oenn iA botte Ibon porbcr cine
beglallbi0tc 9lbifriit BON Der gan5cn
Shrclbcrei bcritellcn Ioiicn.
@nbrenO 0icicr 3eit mor ouh Oie
Sotlgfclt IN Ocu 6elucrtiAQften cite
lebtafterc ,gclporOcn unO mur0e idl
lllond?na! etnqclo0en, BORT @ortrG0c
6N 9olten, 10 bel Sen Wtetollorbc'
term Den Shnciocrn, liIm. H5n1 Slll.
1nn0 iproA ih gelu0bnIih iiber oo@
&apltol !nr0 OoS @anflucleu lmO Ser
Einf!pB 0c@ &GriemDeienS lnS Der
5peflll0tIon mlf 0ic oIlgemeinen
GCrDGItniilc, ipGter nobln ih mir
ncDr geidtihtlidc Ibemuta sum
&ortrag llf0 iprd6 iiber Sic 9lrbci.
tcrporbGltniiic I'M DtittcIalter inS
ocrcn Gntlnifllulo bis il1 Sic 9telt
5eit.
.0tcin @CibGft bate iiG gans 9c
muItig cnruifclt rn0 bate idJ piel
Scltte I'M @urcou mo orei oui 9fcr.
'cn beicboftIQt ltnb Gob id latiirlid
Bc'innllnlsNcnoIIen 10 biel mie lu0Q:
Il" Den &or5ltQ. @ie melt mir 0o;
bon 9Gltcn nor; ,Oariibcr mil id
nlht prchCl llo MIR ollf cincl
Ienpncn altfmcrfiant modler, al
mclbel id gerne 6llriif0cnfc, Gm;1
fOicnOlu. Gr mar bel Sem 81. Shoif
baulcn' iGen @unfpercin tGtig gciue
len unO nlrOc lpe0cn iciner poIiti
lcbcn 9inIittet cntlaiien. SSN Mnd.
tc cine StcQc frci fiir i'm lln0 bIict
cr bel mir. bis er eill plrteipoliti
I1fe NnlteQung III GfsmniB Fanb
&abrenO er bel mir beiGGftigt mar
botte Ct Belt lnl0 WtllBe. lid geiIti}
nelter allsSubilOen luro auf mcin(
Gn1pieblln9 bin lpuroc cr bon Ser
9trbciteroercinen alt SortrGgcn cin
aela0cn lnlo iii fl,racr Belt entipif,
fcltc cr iif 5ll ctlleln iebr tiihtiqer
Nolfsrconcr THE er ia ol,@ ols .Hc
ooftcur al Oent GbclnniBcr Gortei
blatt IlH einer ol2u5en0en unO Be
neioeilsmcrten &ti crmorb. Sir
Vtonn Don beOeutcnOrlt SGhiQtciten
Der MIR 5lt balo inns 6ll firth fiir oi(
Eartei llno iiG ieIber ans bem 2e6c1
geriiien lUnroe.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03
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: t''S' NHt'IsSl >Shiel llll ItQlle!l lul ullO
lbr irn @elprGh gun5 fcr5buit iol,f-
lierte.
rSSScst piciit'$, Ho lit Oer 3ciieI
uolt." trillmpbierte &orl.
Gtluns iiberraidlt mar ;yrou Grnc.
'tlne olleroinQ5. al5 ibr Monn lie nit
Dem gici6nlltiglten @eiid]tc auffor.
oerte, nit ibm cine &erion1nIung sll
belllfcn. Us 6eourfte i6on OcS Sin-
lueilcs alli lcine III lettcr Belt 10 6crr.
lid bctGtlQtc Sicbe, I'm iie slt qcluill=
men. Sic iiir6tcte freiIih pcniocr fir
lld9, oi3 Inn &arl5 GiidfuQ.
ga iaB nln Jra1 Grneitine in Dem
9roBcn Saal nt,ttcn inter Ben Sall.
1en0rlL Dolb iirgerlid,, bul6 ncuoie.
ZIG mo pou HInoad)t. IS QinQ ci.l
grober ,3ug bon ser Mcngc aus, Die,
po1 9lelcbcn @coonfcn bclregt, Sen
@ortcn OeS Neoners lonihtc. llnO
lpGa CT lpradl, fei'eltc sic 1yrul nocl
mehr. Ga5 moreu pertrollte @cOon.
ten, 'hon 5lt ibrcn1 gi0entltn ge!uorz
BEN. Sc meitcr Ser HcOner iprod,, I'M
10 grocer marc Grueitirc5 Scilnaf.
me. llnbcrHit foltctc iic Die &Gn0e,
ala 1aBc lie in Ser &.rTc.
ga ling Scr 9febncr an, Don sen
Nlelen 81 iprehen, oic 0a mcinen.
ollT lie tolltme es nint on. llno cr
ldlIOcrtc, mie geraOe ser 8iI(c 6icicr
8crln9eL llnge3ibItcn. Oie ibre 4er.
lo1Ilhfclt 10 ltic0rig i6@bell, DaB man
ne cHtbebrcl tonne, 5lr elmer oemol=
tl9cn Ntod,t luerOe. Cine 9!uferIte.
bung lit c5, 10 iproh cr, bic ser 9(r-
nle rclcrt. llnbeohtet lebt cr 0abin,
ctn Nerndllter IN Ser @cIcllihoit. "a
nber fonlnlt linn bic Grfcnntn;s. 81
ltoBt SLIM Seer ieiner fGlnpicn6en
Srilocr lno S6reItcrlt, geGt ll'tcr
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!nertpolIer GeiI Ser 8cicGid,oft So
craGlt Oos Iaicin Sic g9ci6r in Ser
Otit!pirflln0 om 1Sortidyritt DER
Wenidhcit.
linn hor HcSncr r;of n;o (f;,,,or,,o,,
NIT trrfiI;6,rn 0,}ortc,, wv nrnIotnr:
iAcn Bcmcinifoit
"a 0ilg ifrall GrneItlnc Dos Ser,
nui. Gas luor es ia. lros lie ocilift
bottc, as lie iproh: Scr lGruid
nrB al cnuos oloubcn." GIoubcn on
jbre uno i6res &inOcs Grl6iuno, al
sic 9cireillno ibrcr a(oIic, 41o cr.
bicit oa5 &cbcn yScrt iibcr pari0nlih;
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aliihtcn. &critoGlcn blidtc 'ie ouf is.
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Nid)t.
Ms mn Nes %r0urrs y3nrfr nnr
Ser 0)rioohr SCR nroIctor;;rhc, Sr,,
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03

wabreno oicier Belt mol,tbc 9}ciic
nah Scrbiers, MoItritt lrlO Gil
renlburg nit Ben @cuoIien inter
notIn unO bic nperbotcneu Irllf.
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en- clnlfn1ug1cln balf. ySGhrcn0
oIeler gon5en Belt obcr murbcn mir
nlr elrmtal crnitlicb geItGrt, ais mir
bel lnllerer 9fitdfebr naA Goln Den
@obnbof Don Der 8oli5ei bcicbt fun-
OCn ln0 ol,f llnluegcn Oltrh OnS
3olIont ouf Oie StruBc gclungtcll.
uno ell anocrcs 9foI, als Elm @c.
noIIc infolge Der eng olli ieinem noF,
ten aorpcr Ge.pifc!tcn Eopiernalicn
on Dem ;}lqG o6nnGdttg luuroe
nno eli n lisbsrcitcr Wtitrciicnocr
ibm Die StleiOcr 0iincn noatc, I'M
lblH mcbr Suft 5u i6aiien.
Ginit id)iffc id] bon 9loden aus
eln Tafct nit r@eil1i 9tcpi0ious"
an meme 9l0reiic nod Colin ob. III
tcrluegs nllBtC Oos Enfct mohl oui=
gcbroden ieilt mo font ser SSnlojt
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EoItamt 6urilfNcholtclL mcil mlh
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cine Belt Lang licseu mo luurbc All
bas Ndlptpoll5eiamt OIL Der @(ofs
fell1aiie, Der GoIt iGrGQ uegclliiber,
abgcllcfCrt, bon no e5 bulo Der
i6lpdnb, i1loen Sic Yoli3iitpn ielbit
fitr bic Gertcilllng iOrgtcll, inOcm lie
oas f(einc BId,Clhcn podetmciic III
bic SoIde iteften ltno als &uriolunl
(?) an lire SrclnlOe. berteilten.
IS lpor natiirlih, oab oic YoIi5ci
III Der 3luli6en5eit ganS bcinnOcrS
arf MIDI allfmerFiaut geluorOcn lpor
llto bottc id aum Dicrmnl ben @es
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mir llad} perbOtcnen Grufiafjen
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elmer lonaen Scale objiehen. 8ei Der
crItcn Sousiuhun8 flanrtc iid
lncin Ser5 5'liammcn,, ipatcr aber
moftc ih mir nid1ts ne9r Oarous,
ro1dIte genliitIiG mcin 8fcifhcnpu1N
lab lodelno III, -tuie Der JuBboben
bie @Gnbe, oie por6an6enel1 9iidber,
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blrhniibIt un0 ltlltcrilt6t lrltrOc.
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cine 9cldeinigung hariibcr, oob
man SotshGllng gcbaltcn lunO
llidtS gcfunbcn babe.
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nerf utf mid bate, aing au6 Bar
olls berbor, bob OILS id sit elmer
icGsipohigclt militGrii9cl1 lleblng
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bunq ouf ein Sabr einfom mir Die
Goli5ei aus @ericben (?) Die Naples
re 5ltionbte, pelf'e oaS Se5irfSfonl=
monOn an SEN Epll5ei-auplt1tl met
ncS @c5irfes 9cionot bate, lno
itnno cine gar6c 9itonci ais Slnt-
mort uon ocr @oli6ei ali OoS Ge5irf3z
fonln1onoo oarin, lporin iG ais Clncr
oer Rotcitcn ser 9otcn Gin roter
Sinte gei6ricbem uerifricn lpuroc,
Dem feline Scgiinit:gllngcn criplelcn
lucrocn oiIrften. ,SSd' ntlibtc la6en
oIs id oics las, batte id bod farln1
ctlpos onoeres erluorteu Oiirfen lno
oIs icb mid ouf Dem Se5irfStont-
monoo nclbcte rutO Dem 6elOnebel
auf ieine Grf1irllng, Bob meln @cs
Iuh lcioer abgelpieicn lporoen lei
erluiOertc, Bob i'd baS ifon aus Der
Dlitteilllrs ser Goliaei criabren ia
be, bat oieier luO Der @e5lrfSfonl'
mouocltr mid. ia sic Tnbicre 5llr
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03
e Ofon icllte lid, n;ht i6lafeu Ie,

- Mon iollte iih l1jht i6lofen les
1clL obnc iogcn SIT fon1en, ooB non
oil Dent Gage etmns gelerrt bGtte.
SSd Derltehc Durrnter ni6t etpa ein
8ort, Oa: Wor1 porher nod nimt &c.
lpllBt bat: 10 cticas lit ni6ts; Lii c5
icn1an0 TIM, i'd bubc nid]ts Oagcgell,
uuerlfalls fur5 bor bem 9idt ars3u.
l0id)er. 9tein, mas id alnter 0em Ser
ncu berItc6c, lit SSortriidCn ser @re1,s
sen rnlcrer iuiiIcni6oftIi6cn ober
ionit niitlichen grfcnntnis: 9er6eIle-
rllng eune5 SSSrrtllms, in Dem mir inns
Iongc befunOcn boben; 8eipiBfeit in
nonhcn TiiQen, troriiber mir lange
in lln9eluilIen luuren; oelltltGe BE.
9riffc Don bem iCas ltns unoelitlidl
mar: Grfc1,ntriS onn @obrbe ten, biz
Iifl ic6r lreit crItrefen lin. @as Die.
les 9citrc6cr 11iiblif ma6t. lit: 6al
nton sic Gohe llidlt flijAtig Dor Dem
9ihtol;s6loicn obtlm fann, ionOern
OoB Sic @eidoftiglmgen bes gun2cr
Sogcs oGffin o65uefen n1ilIIen. SelbIt
0o3 @oGen lit tci berale:den Gnts
ithIicBungen lrihtiu, id meine fiir
oos beitGnoige gcitrc6cu Scr Gcrs
idrift @e1iigc 5u leiiten. - SlGtcn=
berg.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03
Tnt Wpraen

Sril6 Der aRorgen mn talt.
lleber Den @ieien i6pcieu
5Seufte NebeIitreifcr;
llcber Dem @uIN,
"uf Den Bergen ring5l,m
Giegen g8Oltcn gcbnIlt,
@ralG lln0 itunln1.
OtiihIan:
@c9cn Die bimflcn S1attclt,
S,dlb lpagcnb,
S)aIb 3a9cnb,
Scnoct Sunnc Sen nlattcn,
Scbenben StrnGl.
glcOcr ing Sal
HDtliob bri6t
&1lcr linb BORT lnIid)crc5 0int.
!: *
Adn1pfcll mllB sic 6crrIic6itc G:lut,
Htc bcDrltc Sctnbin iroiId1er Seble.
9futl Wut.
arn1e, rillGci1oc Gecni6cnIcelc.
TrieSrit9 Nblcr. .
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03
3lDei TInge lpcrbCn idIneu mi

3lOel EIllge lOcr0Cn ldInell mi
Dem Scben iertiq: Gun1n1Gcit ltnb
SlcOcrli6fcit. Sic cilcn pcrlieren cS,
lDcil lie c@ 5lt bclpobren nl6t OelI
Scrltmb, Die unoeren. neil tic nidlt
Den sSilcn hnbcn. s9ie Stgcno ibr
ciacncr Sohn. lit 20iter icine ci1cna
Strafc. @er ciirig oem Cater lcbt,
cnOigt, balo, III 5lp;eiodcm Sinn;
per cifriQ Der Sllgeno lcbt, 'tirbt nic
Die llntooclbaitioteit Der Sccle tcilt
ID Ocm Seibc nit uno ein gutQefiihr,
tes Scbcn miro niht nltr lntcniiu,
ionOer1 icIblt crteniip Gin langes ieil1
0racion.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03

Som &Ouierputipisn1u5
0raCldn

- Som &onierpatipismus sur
9teoftion iii bel lmtergcoroneten Sos
lenten fein !ueiter Shritt, luos man
81 erhoItcll luiilliht, oos lit nlou pcr=
Iu6t, 10 ST 6eicitigen, oob c5 ollrd)
fellcSe!pegung 5u bcIcitigcn lit. =
:. 8eunG.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1919-09-03

= 9'e Gr5iebungsfrngc lit iiir Sic
jeBigc Veiellidaft eine 6ro0c Oes Sc.
bens o0er oes EoOes, cine 15rnge, bon
melder Die ;3lIflmft othingt-Ec.
ne-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-06

While this tiny lad is ringing the
bell he holds in his hand, Uncle Sam
is working for him. The lad, only Is
months of age, is Emil Vaughan
Szaffir of Beaumont. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Szaffir and the
grandson Of Mrs. Eva Vaughan.
Shortly after Emil was born, $1,000
worth Of 1918 War Savings Stamps
were bought for him and his parents
and grandmother have now added
81 900 worth of the 1919 issue of War
Savings Stamps to them, so the bell
ringing baby belongs to the Treasury
Departments W. S. S. $1,000 Savings
Club for both years.
War Savings Stamps and the new
500 and $1,000 Registered Treasury
Savings Certificates are ideal gifts
for every one and especially for
children of tender years. The baby
does not understand that he is being
given a present, no matter what it is
his little mind cannot grasp it. But
when he becomes older and is told that
Father and Mother, Grandmother or
Uncle John gave him Registered
Treasury Savings Certificate or $1,000
worth of War Savings Stamps or
smaller amounts in the same securi-
ties, he will appreciate the gift far
more than if it had been some toy
which he had already destroyed.
The new 500 and $1,000 Regist-
cred Treasury Savings Cert ficates
may be purchased for the baby and
registered in his name and will thus
be reminder to him in years to come
that, although young, he helped fl
nance the Government when it was in
need of help. Stake your children for
the future! An investment in Reg
istered Treasury Savings Certificates
or War Savings Stamps means col,
lege education Or start in business.
Buy Registered Treasury Savings
Certificates or War Savings Stamps.
w. S. S.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-06
REPUBLICANS ASK TO BE PLACED
IN POWER

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. 4.-The
Executive Committee of the Texas
Republican Council today issued a
signed statement appealing to the
citizenship of Texas to place Repub-
licans in power in this state as a
means of effecting speedy and per-
manent cure for existing evils in gov
ernmental affairs. The statement COM
mends the Bailey Ferguson factions
for charges of extravaganza and in
capacity in managing government but
adds 1.-THE citizens of Texas, must
not forget that these factions promise
relief when they get in power-pro-
vided they ever do-and in no event
can they possess government for at
least two years. By that time it will
be too late. The Republican party
has had more experience in manag-
ing government than any political
party in the United States. We are
in power in Washington and are
going to be in power in the state,
but to be worthy of so great trust
we are doing to demonstrate our
ability to render service to the people
of this great commonwealth"
The statement is signed by C. G..
Littleton, chair, Fort Worth, T. P.
Lee, Houston, w. G. Gage. Dallas,
Eugene Nolte, Seguin, and l.. H..
Mckee, Fort Worth.
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GALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT.

were present as usual and spent the
evening pleasantly playing games:
The athletic program on Labor Day
was attended by many enthusiastic
partic pants. Much interest was
manifested in the so yard dash, llU
yard. dash, 220 yard dash, broad
Jump, Ginning the bar, tug-of-war
and sack races.
The Better Boys Campaign Is on
which envolves an $1,000 budget max
ing II possible for our boys to have
well equipped rooms with shower
baths, swimming pool, reading rooms
and other attractions. We are askec
to raise one half of this budget the
balance or other half will be donated
to the Colored Boys Work of the
city through the local Y. NJ. c. A.
(white) The organization interest
ed to the extent that Colored boys
have a chance in life should spur
us, out of appreciation to grant our
boys a full chance for physical, in
tellectual and moral development. OPP
porotunity will be given to every
person interested in the uplift and
Christian development of the Boy
life of Dallas to donate one dollar
or more for eight consecutive months.
HE who helps a boy to become a
good and strong man makes a con-
tribution of the first order TO the
welfare of society"
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AND THE MEXICAN
SITUATION.

Dallas, Texas, Sept AT a spec
ial meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Texas Republican Coun-
Gil held here today the following
resolution concerning the Mexican
Situation was passed by that body:
Resolved that the United States rec
ognize a benevolent responsibility
in restoring order in Mexico and
that we and the peace-loving citizens
Of that stricken nation in establishing
a stable government to the end that
life and property may be safe. Re-
solved further that we invite the De-
mocratic organization of Texas to
similar activities among the Demo-
cratic membership of Congress as an
effective and expedient means of
Congress as an effective and exped-
lent means of quickly adopting a
national policy of restoring peace
and order in Mexico.
A resolution was also passed
authorizing the appointment of a
committee of rs to go Washington
and present the resolutions to Con-
gress and to urge the support of the
Republican members to a vigorous
and effective policy in dealing with
the Mexican Situation.
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WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE
ACTIVITIES FOR WEEK OF AUG
UST $3.50, 1919.

Sing song class under leadership
of Mr.. Carrier National Sing Song
leader, met and organized their club
with DR.. /. NJ. Horton, president;
Miss NJ. NJ Jones, Secretary; Sergt.
Hall, treasurer and Mrs. Myers, must
cal director. Plans were made for
the Sing Song at Hall and Chester
Park, Sept. Ord. Mr.. Jerome Wright
was selected to lead the first Sing
Song.
The Girls Glee club, under the
leadership of Mrs. S. w. Pitman, met
and spent a pleasant hour from seven
to eight o'clock on Tuesday evening.
On account of sudden death in the
family of Miss Caldwell, the class
in business efficiency was postponed.
The usual weekly W. C. G. S.
Girls Community dance was given
on Thursday night This was under
the immediate charge of the Wiley
University Students club. About one
hundred and fifty were present and
very pleasant evening was spent.
Our young women approximate the
opportunity to render service to our
soldiers and sailors by doing their
share toward entertaining them in
a pleasant room and where the girls
themselves are carefully chaperoned
and looked after
Many prominent visitors dropped in
to see the w. G. G. s. House and
we're very pronounced in their praise
of the work. Among them were Rev.
and Mrs. Williams of Waco, Texas;
Mr.. Gordan. State Secretary of the
Y. NJ G. A.; Mr.. ]. d. Rice, Secretary
local Y. M. c.. A.; Miss A. L. Will
liams of Galveston, Texas, now hos
tess at the w. C. C. S. at Fort Worth,
Texas; Prof. Fox; and many others.
Program for week of September
to 7 inclusive:
Monday - Young Mems Business
League.
Tuesday-Girl's Social
dnesday-Communi Sing Song
Hall and Chester Park
Thursday-Weekly Girls Communi-
ty Dance.
Friday Community Meeting.
Sunday-Community House open
from 2 to 8 o'clock.