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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10

PRODA Sc neb vymeni do
bre zarizeny majetek Sc dve-
ma story, V nichz jest obuvni-
cky obchod. Hodi Sc pro kaz-
dy obchod. Proda Sc sc skla-
dem obuvi aneb bez. Haste Sc
v els. 1921 Hamm Ave. 6-14
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HLEDA Sc byt jednom
neb dvou pokojich, bez zarize-
nj, kde jest ale voda a plyn
zaveden, v okoli Broadway.
Nechte adressu v adm. "Sve-
ta'. r. ~+s ~-~- 6-12
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PRODA Sc. move zhotoveny
dim sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlim opatreny We
zkvetajicim okoli v Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podminky velmi mirne. Hla
ste Sc u F. Dohnala, 3672 E.
131 ul. :?
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PRODA Sc moderne save
ny dunn Gti pokoiich s kou-
pelnou. rekne okoli. Haste Sc
v elsie 4258 e. 116 ul. jizne oct
Miles Ave. 6-l2
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DrobniIle |
0zrlarrlky

SVOBODNY PAN hleda byt
blize Broadway a E. 55 ul. neb
ma E. Clark Ave, pokoj sam
o sobe. Nechte adressu v adm.
t. listu. 6-12
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minut byla tabulka vyriznuta
a okno otevreno. Percy neve-
del, mali dati panu Mervyno-
vi vedeti, ze Sc lupici jiz do
vnitr dobyvaji nebo ne; ale ia
kysi podnvy pocit, jejz 81 wy
svetliti mcdowell, zdrzel jej cd
toho.
Zatim objevila sc postava
lupicova okne a brzy ma to
V kuchyni.
"Podej mi svitilnu,'' pravil
Massey k soudruhu svemu.
"Tady jest 'odvetil tento
hlasem pTillumenym.
"Neni tn zive duse," pravil
Massey dale, svite 81 V kuchy-
nj. Percyho nevidel, protoze
byl V koute We stinu. Tento a,e
v tn chvili skocil na lupice a
porazil jej na zem. Nyni tepr
We videl jeho tvar.
"Velky Boze," vzkriknul u
desen, "muj otec!'
Massey pochopil tom Okla
meni situaci.
Halo, synu" zvolal; "ty
zde? Tot ia nejzertovneisi vec
ma sv6te. Wis co? Spolcis Sc S
nami, radne sc nam to vypla-
IT,"
'Bidnice, co to pravis?" zvo
lal Percy.
"Jdiziz - a nemluv takto k
svemu otci. ia to -"
V reci sve byl prerusen VIDA
lujlcimi Sc kroky.
"Ten zloreceny zbabelec To
mlin Ease wal nohy na rame-
ma" pravil. Potom Sc obratil k
Percymu Sc slovy.
"Pojd' synu a spolci Sc Sc
mnou. PTinese nam to nekolik
tisic dollaru.'
"Padouchuw okrikl jej Per
cy. 'Nechccs-li Sc ocitnou,i je-
ste teto noel zalari, spechej
odtud. Nechci otca sveho vyda-
ii ruce spravedlnosti. Avsak
nepujdes-li lined odtud, budu
nucen uciniti tobe TAX"
"Tys nejak z horka nakva
Sen, hochu. Pocket prece,
vzdyt' nemam kfidla, abych ia
ko kanar odtud vyleteti mohl.' y
To rka, vystoupl ma okno a
skociv do zahrady, zmizel We
tmach.
"Velky Boza!" zvolai Per-
cy, kdyz byl samoten. "Muze
ten padouch byti nlym otcem?'
Nekolik minut jeste pockal !;
kdyz Sc ponekud zotavil, ode.
bral Sc do druhe kuchyne, kde
pan Mervyn Sc sluhou marne
ma lupicc cekal.
"Lupicove utekli," pravil
Percy.
"Ze uteki?"
Ano. Chteli prave oknem do
vnitI ylez.i, kdyz mne zpozo-
rova.i, nacez sc dali ma ut6k
'Take dobre. Ja bych je beZ
toho nebyl odevzdal pravu
Byl bych jim dal poradnou ka.
pitolu a by] bych je pustil,
pravil pan Mervyn.
Percymu, jemuz svedoml c
milo vycitky, Sc po tech slovecf
ulehcilo.
Chvili jaste rozmlouvali, ma
ceZ Sc odebrali Ma loze.
KAPITOLA XXVI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-10
kraSna carodejnice.
Povidka DOLBY kralovske osady massachusettske.
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ny Ioot JCJl JdhdSl uCVySlONud
,uzkost v srdci jejfm, v nemz
jindy jen blaho pucelo, vyhri-
vano sluncem vrele lasky, IL
lilly Sc temne, desne predtuchy,
ktere jako cerni ptaci holubici
dust jeji obletovali, klidu il ne
Ipopravajice.
Asi diva dny po odchodu Fit
|ze Reymonda usporadala jed
ma zamozna rodina meste, S
nlz Alice Ravenswoodova a
Flora Fitz Reymondova byly
|dobre znamy, domaci zabavu,
ably Sc ma nj povyrazily ony div
ky, jichz milenci odtahli do bo
lie. Jedno deer rodiny opla-
'kavala rovnez odchod milence
sveho, dobreho druha Mauri-
'ce.
ODE divky byly pozvany. A
lice rozhodne odrekla, vymlou
vaJic sc chorobou, ale vynluye
te nedana vira. Kdyz spolec-
most byla shromazdena a len
Alice schazela, sebralo Sc ne
kolik mladiku vsednuvse do
povozu, jeli pro nj. Naleznuv-
Sc il We vile placici, nedali il
mace, takze musela vsednouti S
mimi do povozu a jeti do me-
sta, ably Sc re zarmutku sveho
povyrazila.
Teze noci Sloucher a Hus-
kins hodlali villu Ravenswoo-
dovu prepadnouti a Alice Sc
Zmocniti.
Kdyz nastala noe a birici il
stl byll, re Sc budou moci div
ky beze vSeho hluku zmocniti,
vydall Sc pocJem asi dvanact
ma d'abelskou vypravu. Bylo a
81 deset hodin, kdyz Sc pribli-
zlll k vile. Huskins Slou-
cher, ktefi je vedli, rozestavi-
Ii nektere opatrne ma vsech
stranach budovy, tax ably tltek
naprosto nemoznyn ucinen byl
nacez sami jeSte dvema po-
chopy dovnitr Sc vedrali. Zde
vysel Jim vstrlc sluha Jan, muz
Verny : spolu duvtipny, a coz
'teto cHVile nemalo padaIo ma
vahu, uhlavni protivnik Slou-
chera, jehoz cernou dust day.
no iiz byl porzkoumal.
"Prichazime,' ,zvolal lotr
Huskins hlasem slavnostnim,
"Jmenen Zakona zatknouti nc
hezpecnou a zlopovestnou ca
rodejku, Alici Ravenswoodo-
YOU, ktera jiz delsi dobu tom
to okoli rejdy provadi, pravo-
vernym krest anum ma majet-
ku velke skody pusobic IA
zdravi jejich, coz vice teniti
slusi, spasu duSe V nebezpe-
ci uvozujic."
Jan stal chvili iako hromcm
omracen, nebot' &C V prvnim 0
kamziku pfedvidal ucel ma
Vstevy tech zlolajnych fanati-
ku, ucinila nan pravda lst
jednoho Mich pronesena do
lem ohronujlcf. Jako rany per
llkem zabuSilo kazde slovo na
Vernon jeho dust, takze vsech-
ny smysly ma chvili jej opusti-
ly. Ale ornament to netrvalo
dlouho. V nasledujicim Okla
Imziku zpamatoval Sc iiz a Vi
da, re odporem nebo dokoncc
vzdorem proti premoci jeiich
IniGeho neporidi, chtel jen casu
ziskati, ably zpravu tom mo-
HI pani Ravenswoodove a skr-
re nj varovati Alici, by sc po-
kud mono zachranila. Stave
sc pokornym, prosil Slouchera,
ably mu dovolil veci te do
naci pani zpraviti, dodal pax
za tato prave usnula a re mu
to tudiz prave delSi dobu ve-
zme, nez il probudi a ma zlou
west nalezite il pTipravi, a
proto je prosi, ably nejakou
chyili nell strpeni.
Sloucher veda, re divka nj
kudy uklouznouti mu nemuze,
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sem jake z hrobu duniclm, lax
vzdy mluvival, kdyz ma poslu.
chace mocny DOZEN pusobiti
Echtel. "Videl jsem jedenkrate
ma vlastni oci, kdyz loznici
|obalovane divky ma solku je.
jim sedel obrovsky kocour bar
IVY cerne leskle, S ocima d'a.
belskyma. Divka obnazila pred
MIN horejsl cast tela pribli-
Ella Sc k nemu. Kocour, byl to
sam Zly Ouch, nebot' te chvi-
lie plameny slehaly chripi ie-
no a oci divokou chtivosti Sc
swiftly, pritulil Sc hlavou svou k
lsvemu prsu divky a jazykem
svym, z nehoz modre, sirnate
svetlo vychazelo, vyleptal pod
MIN znameni ruzoveho listku
- znameni carodejnice. Kdyz
81 il takto CO nevestu svou byl
poznamenal, promenil sc mix
nutim Okla We svarneho hejska,
odeneho V cerveny kabatec, S
vlasem cernym a mad spankami
y male ruzky stocenym a oto-
civ levici svou kozelci rukavi-
CT zahalenou, kolem bile size
nevesty sve, laSkoyal S nj, iako
milenec Sc svou zaslibenou. | O
ma sc smala - a nezdrahala
Sc ami, kdyz j polibil ma levou
lie. V tom shaslo svetlo ko-
innate a ia nevid6l chvili nice
ho, az kdyz zamodrala zar il
osvitila, V ktere postava sata-
nasova sirnaty dym Sc rozpu
stila a Znizela. Zaroven "a
siechl jsem podivny praskot a
hrmot, .ktery kolem celeho sta
veni nastal. Ano, bratri V Pa
nu, vseho toho jsem ia sluha
Hospodinuv svedkem byti nnu-
sci, abych dnes svedectvi vyda-
ii mohl pravde.'
Soudcove sedeli tn, malice
ruce ma prsou zkrizene a oci
vzhuru V posvatne hruza obra-
Gene, nebot' zadny Z Mich ne
odvail Sc pochybovati O pray
de vydaneho sv6dectvi.
Pedseda soudcu predlozil ma
to prisedicim otazku, je-li div
ka jmenem Ravenswoodova vim
ma tajneho spolku d'abie n.
VSichni odpov6deli, re ano -
a Alice, ia cista, nevinna by
tost, ktera co ziva nikomu ami
slovem neublizila, tim meme
skutkem, ktera tesla trpici a
pomahala Jim V nouzi svize-
Itch = odsouzen abyla k smr-
ii, jako nejhroznejsi zlocinec.
Nejprve m6la vefejne mrska-
ma bytl, potom mel il levy prs
byti ufiznut a znameni d'abel-
ske vypaleno a konecne mela
vefejne provazem byti utrace-
ma. TAX soudili V tech trudnTch
dobach krest ansti soudove.
Moe svetska byla V podnozi cir
kevni d musela Sc teto vSude a
We. vsem propujcovati Ia ma
stroll.
Soud sc starou Ravenswoodo
YOU byl poodlozen, az by Slou
cher a Huskins, tito krvelacni
psove, proli nj dosti "dukazu'
81 opatrili. Nabot' podarilo-li sc
cirkevinmu soudu il z carod6j.
stvi obviniti, pax veskere ieji
znacne jmeni cirkvi pi'ipadlo.
KAPITOLA VIII.
Nebude llciti vyjev loucent
Maurice S Alici. NeprekonateI
ma bolest. size, krecovite Stka
nj uduSovane polibky, tyt' jsou
karakteristicke znamky takovt
no vyjnvu. Ami nasi milencovG
'neloucili Sc iinace. Maurice O.
DIESEL, nalezaje utechu V my
Silence, ze po navratu SVEN uC
nj Alicku svoji zenou. kdeztC
ona Sc srdcem krvacej jicim a $
uslzenym zrakem "a MIN pc
,hlizela, az V da'ce a "a stro
nv zmiZel, naCeZ do komnaty
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REZNICKY OBCHOD V do

brem okoli Central Ave. sc pro
da nebo vymeni "a soukromy
majetek. Cena as S2500.0O, ty-
dni trzba cd $500 do 5000.
Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy, 1902
Beckman Ave. Tel. Princt.
1876 w. Go
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"a PRICINOU prestehovani

prodaji Sc plynova kamna ma
vareni, uplne nova a krasny
kozeny set do predniho poko-
je a tez kamna ma tvrde uhli.
ell
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuSene pro-
davacky do strizniho obchodu.
Haste Sc u M. Karda a Syn.
4926 Broadway. 6-12
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PRODA Sc majetek S reznic
kym a grocornim obchodem, do
bre idoucim a 40 roku eXistuji-
elm. Aneb Sc pronajme. Stroje
a vse vhodne zarizeno. Adres-
sa sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
.r- e-e~ '.-... H-10
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pRODAJL Sc ctyri Lofty bli-
re Washington Parku IA lev
nou cenu. Pouzijte teto prile-
zitosti. B,izsi Sc sdeli V elsie
4404 Martin Ave. 6-l6
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PRIJMOU Sc mladici sta
II Cd II do 20 rokI ma praci v
skladisti (Stock-room). Haste
Sc u The Vlchek Tool Co.,
l07O9 Quincy Ave. Gil
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PRODAJf Sc tri zahradnic-

PRODA Sc dun O sedmi svet
koupelna, garage q vse
zarizeno. Naleza Sc na Cham
pa uI. BlizSi Sc sdeli V elsie 49,
2O6 Ferris Ave. v Corlett.
E-Jc
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NNSSI IWS.Sl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
AGAINST US RAIL
OWNERSHIP NOW

WASHINGTON, Jan. T.-Opposition
TO government ownership or operation
of railroads at this time was expressed
today by the Interstate commerce com
mission, in a statement presented to
the senate interstate commerce COM
mttee, at its hearing on railway legis|
lation, by Commissioner Edgar e.
Clark
considering ard weighing as best we
can all of the arguments for and against
the different plans' said the state
Inent, I'VE are led to the conviction
that with the adoption of appropriate
provisions and safeguards for regulation
under private ownership, it would not
be wise or best at this time to assume
government ownership or operation of
the railways of the country
The commission declared however,
that "a reasonable period of readjust--
ment or preparation" should be allowed
before REIMBURSEMENT of federal con-
troll.
lit seems obvious" said the state
ment, that no plan of private owner
ship should be considered unless it is
under a broadened, extended and ampli-
fled government regulation
Commissioner Woolley dissented from
the recommendation against continue
ton of government control and adyo-
Gated adoption of Director General Nc
Adoos suggestion for extension of fed
eral management
The commission presented a detailed
program of proposed legislation in case
railroads are returned to private man
arement. providing for strict regulation
by the government OF rates, servlces:
finances, security issues and pooling lof
facilities, and clarifying of doubtful re-
lationship between federal and state
authority.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
AY|ATORS KEEPING !;
VIGIL ABOVE BODY !
OF Ex-PRES|DENT
Family Perfects All Arrange
ments for Quiet Funeral Of
Col. Roosevelt at Oyster
Bay Wednesday. ....

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. Jan. with
the flags OF Oyster Bay at half-mast
aud its citizens in deep mourning over
the death yesterday of Col, Theodore
Roosevelt, arrangements for the unos-
tentatious funeral services here tomor-
row were being perfected today by
members of the family High In the air
over Sycamore Hill army airplanes from
Hazelhurst field maintained cease
less vigil occasionally swooping toward
the earth to drop a wreath Of laurel
among the elms near the mansion.
In accordance with the wishes Of
the former president, as expressed to
Mrs. Roosevelt, the obsequies will be
of almost Spartan simplicity First.
there will be a prayer tomorrow at
the house. attended only by relatives.
At 12:45 o'clock the Protestant EpS-
copal service for the dead will be read
in Christ church by the rector, the
Rev. George L. Taimage There will
be no music, no eulogy, no honorary
pallbearers. Mrs. Roosevelt has re-
quested that no flowers be sent, Pres
ent and former employees of the Roose
welt estate probably will carry the
coffin.
Burial will be in Young's Memorial
cemetery--the Gods acre of the Young
farm. Col. Roosevelt will lie among
the fir trees on the crest Of a knoll
overlooking oyster Bay cove-a beau
tiful spot selected soon after he left
the White House. The cemetery was
established as a family burial place
by an old Long Island family nearly
two centuries ago, The colonel will
be the first of the Roosevelts to be
buried in the family plot.
The quaint church where the services
will be held has seating accommoda-
tions for only $50 persons Admission
will be by ticket The church recently
go IL
bronze tablet bearing the names OF
the vestrymen includes that of "Theo-
dore Roosevelt, president of the United
States"
Two pages OF foolscap hung in cases
on the walls carry the names OF young
men of the church who entered the
service for the war The names of
Col. Roosevelt's sons head the list.
While the eX-president regularly at
tended services at Christ church when
in Oyster Bay. he wast at the time Of
his death a member Of the Collegia te
Reformed Church of St Nicholas, New
York city, At this church he was bap-
tiZed and later as young man united
In the confession OF faith at its altar,
as did his parents before him Mrs.
Roosevelt is an Episcopalian, and as
there is no Dutch Reformed church in
this town, the colonel attended divine
worship at Old Christ church
Capt, and Mrs Archibald Roosevelt,
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr, arrived at Sycamore Hin last night.
The colonel's other sons--kertnit and
Theodore, Jr,, are still in Europe.
Mrs. Richard Derby, who was Ethel
Roosevelt, is expected to arrive in
Oyster Bay today with her two chill
dren from Aiken. S. G.
The flood Of telegraphic messages Of
coincidence from all parts of the world
continued today and extra telegraph
operators were called here from New
York to handle the rush
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
WILSON ARRIVES
IN PARIS AFTER
TRIP FROM ITALY
Busy Week to Give Concrete
\ Form to Peace Congress
RI Work Ahead Of President
in French Capital.

PARIS, Jan. President Wilson ar
rived in Paris this morning. There
were no formalities over his ar
rival and he proceeded to the Murat
residence for a series of conferences
which will begin to give concrete form
to the work of the peace congress.
Lord Robert Cecil, British authority
on league Of nations, will be- one Of
the early arrivals in Paris after the
president, Premier Lloyd George, if the
British cabinet situation permits is ex
pected toward the end of the week. and
Foreign Secretary Balfour is ready to
come from Cannes, whenever he is
needed.
Lord Robert Cecil, it is understood, is
ready to present a quite definite plan,
giving the British viewpoint of a society
of nations. Leon Bourgeois also Is pre-
pared to outline the French plan, while
the American delegates have been en-
gagged actively in putting their views
in definite shape The president is ex-
pected to take a lively interest in this
subject
Others likely to see the president are
Senator Owen, of Oklahoma; Premier
VeniZelos, of Greece, and Zionist
delegation for discussion of questions
concerning Palestine, Syria and Ar
menia
Parts of the Polish Czheco- -Slovack
and Serbian delegations have arrived
and are seeking interviews with the
president, who doubtless will confer
with all of them.
The outlook Is for busy week pre-
paratory to the assembling of the in
terallled conference next week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
PORT OF RIGA
NOW IN HANDS
OF BOLSHEV|K|
General Advance Westward
Into Old Russia Claimed BY
Soviet Government With
Many Villages Taken.

LONDON, Jan, THE port of Riga
was captured at noon Jan, by the
Bolsheviki, according to Russian
wireless dispatch received here today
A general advance by the BoisheWR
forces marching westward in old Rus
sia is claimed in an official report sent
out by wireless by the Russian soviet
government. The capture of numerous
villages is reported.
Lithuanian troops. the report states
have occupied Podbrodzie. about sc
miles northeast of Wilma. In the region
of Stepanovo the Bolshevik claim 70
have taken 5000 prisoners and consid-
cradle booty.
Ruthenian troops have advanced and
surrounded Lemberg, which is defended
by the Poles, according to Central
News dispatch from Copenhagen quot
ing advices from Vienna dated Satur'
day. It is added that the Poles have
been driven from Lubachoff northwest
OF Lemberg
In the advance on Lemberg the Ru-
thenians attacked J tn 10000 rifles OF
,des font in of 1a ny A pa1t lae in Pos tst
= lighting, including j division made W
of Polish women,\ This division, it is
added, suffered sew re losses and many
OF the women were captured.
BERLIN. Jan. 7. (By the Associated
ing in Posen and lively street fightins
between the Poles and home guards
at Gnesen and Strelow, according tt
+, special dispatches received here. Al
rail traffic to Gnesen has been stopped
In Bromberg, northeast of Posen, th'
representatives Of the German govern
ment have been arrested by the Polisl
soldiers and workmen's council. .-E
Polish troops are reported continuinl
their advance northeastward parallel t.
the railway from Kreuz, through
Schneidemuhl to Bromberg. At a poin
west of Schneidemuhl German troop
are concentrated to contest the Polisl
advance.
1t is reported from Brunswick tina
the state government there has issue'
a sharp protest against the formation
of corps Of volunteers for serVic
against the Poles. The Brunswick sol
diers' and workmen's council declare
that such a corps would be merely
tool in the. lands Of the counter-revo
lutionists and would lead to civil war
The council proclaims that all per
sons participating in the formation o
such a corps will be arrested am
charged with high treason.
Maj. Won Moldenhauer, chief of
volunteer rifle regiment and a numbe
of recruiting officers have been ordere,
arrested by the Brunswick government
and held on charges of treason
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
WILSON CABLES
DEEP SYMPATHY

OYSTER BAY n. Y Mrs Roosevelt received during
night cabgram sympathy from President Wilson dated
Modena the Francoaan frontier reading follows:
Pray heartfelt sympathy the death
tngushed which shocked
than 500 kilograms
which into Oyster Bay for Mrs Roosevelt during
They from private citizens riders ambassadors
isters all ranks distinction
Alexandra mother of England, cabled;
Il indeed greved to hear of the death
distinguished husband whom had the
deepest sympathy the irreparabe you
fered."
From former President Taft the following dated Harris
burg. Pa.
Il shocked to hear the bad to
and in great The country i'll afford
critical period history
decade have done much for humanity
patriotic American world figure
personality public
personal loss Mrs Taft and tender
sympathy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
ROTARlANS PLAN HELP
FOR ARMENIAN FUND

JACKSON, Miss, Jan Z, (Spl) -
With the sum Of $1,000 as foundation,
Jackson Rotarians plan substantial sup
port for American and French orphans
during the coming year.
T. G, Enochs, well-known capitalist
and financier of this city, announced
Monday that he would give $1,000 to
be divided between the two causes and
Rotarans will continue contributing to
both.
the hotel where the Rotarians hold their
meetings here, gave all the proceeds OF
the weekly luncheons to the two causes
Enochs is state chairman of the Ar
menian Syrian relief drive, which taxes
place next week, and it Is probable
that $500 of his donation will be given
as part of Jackson,s contribution To
the states quota of Sl5O,0 1000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
M'ADOO ON LAST DAY
AS CAPITAL OFFICIAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. This was
William G. ,McAdoo's last day in Wash
ington as director general of railroads
He planned TO leave tonight for Santa
Barbara. Cal, for vacation of several
months.
; Owing to President Wilson's delay in
naming a new director, Mr., McAdoo
win continue to supervise the railroads.
Railroad wires will provide direct tele..
graphic communication with railroad
administration headquarters in Wash
ington and with the offices of the seven
regional directors,
BY "traingram' system, documents
requiring the director generals sigma
ture will be transmitted daily between
Santa Barbara and Washington.
The impression is growing in Wash
ington that the president may not ap-
point a new director general until he
returns to the United States next
month, watching meanwhile the recep-
tion by congress Of the proposal >. to
extend government control for i've
yaare
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-07
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Tennessee Rain or snow, warmer In
east; Wednesday fair in west, rain or
snow in east, colder.
Mississippi Wednesday proha-
bly, fair and colder,
Arkansas Rain in east. probably fair
and colder in west, with temperature
near freezing; Wednesday fair, colder,
Alabama Probably rain warmer
colder Wednesday,
Kentucky or snow, warmer In
east Wednesday fair and colder
I.ousana--Rain; Wednesday cloudy,
rain In east somewhat colder in north
and west.
Okahoma--Fair, slightly colder In
east and central
East TeXas-Gcnerally fair in north.
cloudy in SOUTH rain In southeast,
somewhat colder; near freezing ia
northwest Wednesday somewhat cold
er in east and south.
West Texas--Fair, somewhat colder
in north and southeast,
F1orida--IncreasinG cloudiness and
warmer, probably rain in northwest
Wednesday rain, colder In extreme
northwest.
Georgia-lncreasiug cloudinesA fol-
lowed by rain, warmer,