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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Rumored Mack May Sell
As and Buy atlanta

When a ball club gets in & rut and
stays there for any stretch of time,
there are sure to be rumors that the
club will be placed on the market.
Reports have been frequent that the
Phils would be sold, but the latest is
that the Athletics are on the market,
or at least that part of the stock
owned by Connie Mack.
1t is reported that syndicate, in
which Harry Davis, Eddie Collins
and Ira Thomas are interested, is
going to purchase Mack's stock in
the club, and that Mack will buy
controlling interest in the Atlanta
club, of the Southern League. Mack
recently entered into contract with
tn Atlanta club to look over all the
players inits roster to pick prospects
fer the big league.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
kiLLIAN WINS SHOOT TROPHY

sinking Spring. Pa. Aug 22.-smas shing
iortE,eiEnt out of his fifty targets Samuel
!" killian. OF Glenside. won the j. William
a. Mattern trophy. a silver cup. in the fea-
lure event or the midsummer target tourna-
Heading held yesterday over the club
traps on the Barley farm. near here.
Edward y: Stonlet. Of Kutztown tied with
Lloyd A. Miller. Uf Calcium for tho Oreon
y. hitzman ,up. the ruuner-up trophy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
N. Y. A. C. GET KoLEHMAINEN
Famous Finn viii Attempt Come
baekn In Met. ChampionsIip

New York, Aug. 22.--Hannes Ko-
lchmaineD the world famous distance
runner. hereafter will represent the
New York Athletic Club in open com
petition. The Finn made this fact
known yesterday when he filed trans
fer blank with the registration COM
mittee of the Metropolitan Association
of the A. A. L.
Kolehmainen is entered in the senior
metropolitan championships at Pershing
Field. Jersey City, tomorrow. This
will be his first race in more than
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
FLYING CIRCUS" TODAY
Army Aviators Will Appear Over
City, Weather Permitting

Three planes of the United States
army's S flying circus" will fly over the
city this afternoon, weather conditions
permitting.
The squadron arrived too late yes
terday afternoon to make flight. Lieu =
tenants James +. Hodges, Robert T..
self and Charlie NJ. Potter, in charge
of the planes, made the trip from Will
mington i'll fifteen minutes.
During their stNy the fiicrs will lunch
daily at the Engineers Club, 1877
Spruce street. Sleeping quarters have
been reserved for them ut the Manu-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Bingles and Bungles

Yesterday's hero-Hy Myers. His three
hits drove in Rrooklyns three runs. the
Robins beating the Pirates to 2.
Babv Doll Jdcobson's WfId bdttiu0 or0p
,,as femporarilv halted. Jake failed to gel
a bIotn " eight chances OF Thormdhlen dnd
Mo0rid0e.
The White Sox won again. defeating Wash.
ington II TO 4. Jackson and Felsch got three
hits each.
The Giants won from the Cardinals, but
n didn't do them much good as the Reds
heat the Braves In the ninth.
Hau Carey returned TO form, getting three
bIoius OF JEFF PJeder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
HarroWgate Ties Nativity

In the second game for the championship
of Kensington. Harrowgate and Nativity
batted to 2-to-2 tie last evening the game
being called at the end of the ninth inning
by Umpire Baetzel owing to darkness.
Mule Watson. the ex-Phillie twirler,
pitched for Nativity and was opposed by
Walter Mackin. and although the ex-bg
Lacquer twirled the better ball, his youthful
opponent was always at his heels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Thirty Champs Entered in
Veterans Tennis Tourney

New York. Aug. 22.-Drawings
were held today for the matches in
the veterans championship tennis
tournament to be held next week
at Forest Hills, l.. I. Thirty
Champs" ali of them over forty
five years of age, by requirement of
entry regulations, are entered in the
tournament which begins August &c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22

~ defeating the Columbia e. C. to !
3mu po'nGinE their stnr twirIcr. STANFORD.
Tor total OF fourteen hits. Mt. Carmel q
e. claims tho CATHOLIC club championship Of
tnc CITY, and will play all clubs who dis
butG their claim. Manager J. J Hamilton.
22lI South Front street Phone Dirkinson
1927 between and T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Harris Offers Wilde $500
For Title Bout With Mason

Washington. Aug. 22.-sammy-
Harris, a local boxing promoter, to-
day csbled Jimmy Wilde, of Wales,
worlds fiyweight champion. an offer
of $500 for him to meet Frankie
Mason. of Fort Wayne, Ind, in
Baltimore in a twenty round CON
test for the fiyweight Championship
of the world. No date was ret for
the proposed match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
MANY SOCCER CLUBS
JOIN ALLIED LEAGUE
Three Divisions Formed at Or.
ganization Meeting-PIan
Two More Sections
SEE SUCCESSFUL SEASON

That soccer is to follow in the foot
steps of baseball and enjoy one of the
most successful seasons in the history OF
the sport was demonstrated quite plain
ly last evening at the organization
meeting of the Allied American Foot
ball Association held in PearsOn's Hotel.
There were enough teams represented
to form three divisions and the excel
lent turnout convinced officials that it
might be good plan to form a fourth
and even a special division. the latter
for first class teams applying too late
TO get a berth in the first division.
Marshall f. Smith Has Team
Ten teams lined up in the first dlvi-
sion. One. the Marshall +. Smith, has
never appeared in soccer circles before.
The other clubs are the Wanderers A.
A.. Wolfenden Shore, New York ship,
Puritan, ]. & j. Dobson, st. Carthage
Parcel Roovoeroso, and Germantown
Boys Club Blue team.
There are also number of new clubs
in the second division. 1t is made up
as follows Puritan, T. NJ. L., Ceilings
wood A. A., st. Leo's. Germantown
Boys Club, Shamrocks, Somerset, VOL
fenden- Shore. Fairhill B. c. and wan
derers Reserves.
Third Division Lineup
The third division, for which there are
two vacancies, will lineup as follows ::
st. Carthage, Germantown Boys Club,
Victors. Glover, Eden \. a., John
Bromley, Quaker Lace a. A., Francis
vile and Puritan.
Another meeting of the league will be
held Wednesday, September 3, for the
purpose Of allowing late applications to
be accepted. The officers will be elect
ed,,the following Wednesday evening,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

lndianapOlis. 4; Minneapolis, o.
Hall and Leavy; Whitehouse, SChauer
and Henry.
Louisville, 3; Kansas City, l.
Iong and Meyer: Haines. johnson BeedIe
and LalOnge.
Toledo. !; Milwaukee, 3.
Twelve innings. Ferguson and KeIIy
Hansen and Stumpf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Colby Victor at GaIen Hall

wernersviIle, Pa, Aug. 22.-The Galen
Hall golf clubs mems handicap, with twen-
ty-seven entries. played here over the sporty
Galen Hall course in the mountains. was
won by Charles I. Colby, Columbian Golf
Club Of Washington. d. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Third Division Line up
Star Returns to West vIrainIa

NIorEantown, W. Va, Aug, 22.-Lieuten-
ant r, II. G. KsS has returned from France
Virginia this fall He weighs loS pounds,
runs on the relay team and Coach MGin, IN.
ever seen in a football suit Kay is re-
ga rded as certain 70 make . line posltion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
.Judae Lands Preparing

Z Cincinnati. Aug. 2o.--Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Landis has applied to the Cincin-
natl Baseball Club for four seats at the
worlds series games to be played In this
city. providing Cincinnati wins the National
League pennant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Graduate Manager for Boston

Newton. Mass, Aug. GA graduate
manager of athletics has been appointed
pfor the first time in the history of Boston
College. when Francis A. Reynolds, '16. of
jamaica Plain. was named for that posi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Final Automobile Trial Spins Today

EIgin. Ill. Aug. 22.--Final trial spins
on the eight-a nd-a -quarter-m course were
scheduled by drivers today in preparation for
tomorrow's running Of the 30l mile road
race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
Mason Outpoints Duffy

Chicago, Aug. % 2--Frankle Mason, of
Fcrt Wayne, won the decision over Jimmy
Duffy. Of Chicago. when the referee stopped
the fight in the fourth round of Masons
vicious attacking,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
What May Happen
in Baseball Today

yesterdays RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 3; Phiilies. l..
New York, 5; st. Louis. 2.
Cincinnati, !; Boston, q.
Brooklyn. 8; Pittsburgh, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, 9; Athletics. o.
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, IL; Washington, 4.
New York, 3; st. Louis, 2.
New York. D; st. Louis, ed ganeD
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis at New York--Clear.
Chicago at Philadelphia--Clear.
Cincinnati at Boston-Cloudy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Clevelnnd-Clear.
Athletics at DetrOit-Clear.
Washington at ChicagO-Clear.
New York ut st. Louis-Clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Reading Mt Buffal0-Clear.
baltimore at TorOnto-(lear.
Jersey City at Binghamton-Clear.
Newark at ROchester-Clear.
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J. WOOD PLATT

The North Hills youth who startled
golfdom yesterday by eliminating
Francis Ouimet on the thirty eighth
green from the national title play
at OakmOnt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
HOME DEMONSTRATION
AGENTS ARE AT JACKSON

JACKSON. Miss, Sept, is. (spl.)-
Addresses by A, and M. extension ex-
perts and district agents featured the
second days meeting Of the Southwest
Mississippi home demonstration agents
conference in session here.
Among those conducting round table
discussions on various features 81
home dempnstration work were: Miss
Tunison, poultry specialist; Miss Farm
er, Lawrence county agent; Miss Agnes
Donaldson, agent in dairying; Miss MARY
German, Warren county agent; Prof
| A. B. Mckay, extension hortieulturist
Miss Victoria Hill, district agent; ]. e
Ruff, district agent; Miss Esther Rog,
ers, food specialist; Mrs. J.. T. Calhoun
Kinds county agent; Miss Maude M
Trood, food specialist; Miss Robinson
Jefferson county agent Miss Johnston
canning specialist
Discussion Of markets and exhibits
with a scheduled conference with Thu
business men of Jackson. and a shop
ping tour are features for tomorrow, TIL
final day. Miss Susie v. Powell, as
sistant director in charge of home dem
~onstration work. will preside. q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

Presently the hen espled a hollow un.
dernaath the kings rocky throne, ana
crept into Il ~unneticed. She could stlll
hear the chattering Of those around
her, but Il was Almost dark under,
meath the throne, SO that Q she
fallen FIST asleep.
Next" Nailed the King, and the pri-
vate, whosA turn " was 70 enter the
fatal palace. shook hands, with DorothN
and the Scarecrow and hade hem 2
sorrowful good bye, and passed through
They waited a long time, for the pri.
yate was In no hurry 70 become an
ornament and made his gueSses very
slowly. The Nome King, who seemen
10 know by some magical power, aH
| thai took place In his beautiful rooms
OK his palace, grew impatient finally
| and declared he would sit ur no longer.
II love ornaments" said he, but
| can wait until tomorrow 10 get-.more Of
them 40, as soon az that stupid private
Is Transformed. we viii all go. 70 bed
i and leave the job TO be finished N the
rs Il 20 very later asked Dorothy;
why. Ii Is after midnight said the
FISinr. land that strikes me Rs heinr
iafa enough. There liz neither night MOI
aay IN nv Kingdom, because IT IL undel
iShe carthfa surface. whore the sun does
not chine. But we have TO sleep, jus,
the, same as the upstairs people 40, &hO
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
MISSISSIPPI CHARTERS.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 1S.--The fol-
lowing new corporations have been
formed In the state during the past
few days and win shortly present their
Rose Sartorius Drug company, vieks-
burg, Warren county, capitalized at
800, 900; Eugene s. Rose, William Sar-
torius and others.
Amendment to charter Of Mcgowan
Coffee company, Jackson, Kinds coun-
ty, increasing capital stock to 500, 900.
State Guaranty Bank and Trust COM
pany, Tylertown, Walthall county. capi-
talized at $50, 900; w. =, Collins, D. M,
CHM and others.
Herbert e. Cooke Mercantile com
pany, Merigold, Bolivar county capital
lied at $4,000; Herbert E,ACooke, j. w,
Cooke and others
Amendment to ehHrteT 81 F6frestAut
company, Hattiesburg, Forrest county
increasing capital stock to $4,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

IN a momant the King returned to
his throne and reIlghted his pipe, and
s sat,i Tsst 81 tbs snv live. for another long
,uait rrhnv ware vreatly dtaheartened
bv fhs failure ~ their g,rl Ruler, and
~ hno,vindoa that she was now AN
sne mno" NV s3bo Wanc Eing's nniare~a
Srnaas,,I croemy Mace In ante Of ali ia
mn~a"niScence Without their little leader
thaY Ala moi know What to do next,
and each one dawn 10 khe trembling
nrIsa "a ~ tbe artnvl bRfan 10 fear he
prlvh,e ~ w NJ Amnars nrnnmen,ai than
,s"n,Li '" H. -
esst N
den the Nome King began
RuEnhlng ~
Ia ma ma ne me- ne" no no.
hos e,
WHATS happened asked the scare
crow -
why, your triehd the IN Woou-
man, mas become me tunnlest thing you
can imagine, replled thes Aihg, Wlplne
the tears OF merriment from ms eyes;
No n would ever believe ne coulo
make such an amusing ornament
Next
They gaZed at each other with SINK
Ing hearts, one q the generals oe-
gan 70 weep doletully'
What are, YOU crying for?" asked the
Scarecrow, indignant at such a dis-
play OF weakness, ,
HE owed me SIX weeks naek pay,
said the general, and | nate 10 lose
him" -,
Then you shall go n ~ him,
declared the Scarecrow,
ME-" cried the general, greatly
alarmed.
certainly. II ts your duty to follow
your commander. March,
II WON'T said the general ia IKE
to, of course; but ! just simply won't
The ScArecrow looked inquiringly at
the Nome King
Never mind said the jolly monarch,
Nv he doesn't care 10 enter the palace
and make his gue5ses III throw him
into one of my fiery furnaces,
III go'--of course I'm going, Yelled
the general, as quick as scat, where
Is the entrance-where is It? Let me 60
, at encet"
So the Nome King escorted him into
F., the palace, and again returned to await
/, the result. What the general did, nc
! one a tell, but II was not long be-
{ fore the King called for the next vic.
tim, and a colonel was forced TO try
T his fortune.
Thus, one after another, all OF the
. twenty six officers filed into the palace
| and made their guesses-and became
. ornaments,
! Meantime the King ordered refresh.
ments to be served to those waiting
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
MOUMgP Pictures
Prinress.

William Desmond is delightlng large
audiences at the Princess theater II
his latest release, Dangerous Waters
q society drama Of lavish outlays and a
bacchanalian feast OF the gods which
ls Of the most lavish affairs aver
Is termed the upper crust Of society
and this Is the first showing OF thi,
picture in Memphis. A Strand comedy
ls the added feature. For Friday and
Saturday, the attraction will be Lila
Lee In her latest drama, "The Daugh.
ter Of the Wolf" a gripping and highly
interesting story Of the outdoors,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

for my part I'm going to bed in a few
minutes
Indeed. 1t was not long after this
that the private made his last guess.
OF course he guessed wrongly, and Of
course he at once became an ornament.
So the X ng was greatly pleased, and
olapped his hands to summon his Chief
Steward.
SHOW these guests to some of the
seeming apartments he commanded,
ard he quick about II, too, for I'm
dreadful'y sleepy myself't
You've no business to sit up SO late"
replied the Steward, Rruffly You'll BIS
as cross as a griffin tomorrow morn
ing"
His majesty made no answer TO this
remark. and the Chief Steward led
Dorothy through another doorway into
a long hall. from which several plain
but comfortable sleeping rooms opened,
Tho little CIR, was given the first room,
and the Scarecrow and Ttktok the next
although they never s~lept-and the
Lion and the Tiger the third The Saw
horse hohbled after the Steward into
a fourth room, to stand stiffly In thC
center until morning. Each night was
rather a bore TO the Scarecrow, Tiktok
and the Sawhorse, but they had learned
from experience to pass the time pa.
tiently and quietly, since all thei,
friends who were made OF flesh had L
sleep and did not like to be disturbed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

in their relief, keeping her Identity a
secret from them and also from her CO.
workers. z
She makes a great sacrifice when she
marrieS a man she does not love to
shield a young married man who has
been devoting his life 10 settlement
work, but who has fallen madly in love
with his beautiful and innocent little
helper, How this sacrifice proves, in
the end, a blessing when she finds she
really loves the man she has married
liz delightfully."- shown. Harrison Ford
lis her leading man.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
THE TIDAL WAVE

Desolation has come to a large sweep Of the Texas coast,
where a tidal wave has swept away Arkansas Pass and many
small towns and played havoc with the beautiful city of Corpus
Christi. This route seems to be the point of least resistance
for moving storms, and every few years one appears. accom-
panied by a tidal wave which sweeps away everything, leaving
snn in its wake.
Property vahed at Sl5Ooo,oo has been destroyed. and many
lives have been lost. Those who escaped are in dire distress,
and are crying for suecor. Those, who have to spare should
respond generously. Memphis, that has felt the heavy hand of
disaster, should not be behind. Memphis recovered from her
troubles, and is again rich and prosperous. and can give. The
tidal wave that leaped out of the Caribbean sea and DESTROYED
Galveston some years ago has again visited the Texas coast, and
the people are naked. homeless and ahungering. The country
should turn in and help, A little from each will suffice and pre-
vent suffering and death,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
BLUE MOUNTAIN GIRL
CANS SOME TOMATOES.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Sept. Is.
(Spl -Four hundred containers Of to-
matoes weighing 1900 pounds and worth.
a snug sum on the open market have
been produced and preserved by Miss
Ruby J~ernigan, the thrifty daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jernigan, living
on the edge OF Blue Mountain.
Miss Jernigan, a ninth-grade student
in Tippah County Agricultural high
school, plans TO pay much of her cur
rent expense this year by the sale Of
her garden products, "a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
Strand.

What is the difference between a
bachelor girl and an f'old maid?'' Per-
haps you viii say the former Is q polite
term for the latter, but It, doesn't work
out that way in widow by Proxy" the
new Paramount-Artcraft photoplay
starring Marguerite Clark, which Is at
tracing crowds to the Strand theater
this week.
Although Gloria Grey, the role played
by Miss Clark in the picture, is an I'M
married woman OF marriageable age,
you wouldn't thinkesof calling such, 2
dainty little woman an told maid
when she maSquerades as Dolores Pen
nington, the supposed widow Of a soldier
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
VICTIM OF FALL FROM
HOTEL is IN HOSPITAL

HUNTINGDON. Tenn. Sept. IS. (spl9
~. Murray Hamilton, Of Huntington,
who fell from IN eighth-story window
IN a hotel at st. Louis and was report
riously hurt he had to be put in plaster
of Paris cast and was sent to a Nash
vile hospital for that purpose,
Word has been received here, however,
that after having been put in the cast
Ne is improving nicely and it Is hoped
that he viii be able to be out before
many days. The report that reached
here several GAYS ago that his back was
broken in several places n his skull
fractured proved TO be false.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
The Nome King Laughs

49, a. (aGR - - 80
I mnen .ne Lnlee " ~ .eI!
ssnndSim aiohe Ihe ocafecrow renharkeo
S"u uIy
~ ~ srsat nv oVer1 ens loss
v NJ my unu vosllaue uas In oounnah
~ haoe nv many uangsEous ausem-
lures uogether, ana escaped mem all.
gu ny" u srlsYes me " SNOW ne nas
pecoMe an ornament ana IL tost 70 me
ne was AI-ways w or-ha-Hleht 70
o..Gr-e-ty sala Iiktok.
rue, uut nov Ine Nome klng lausns
at nm, and calls mn n funniest or.
ha1ient ~ al ene paiace. y VII nurn
MY PooI IrtSnu = priue " pe lausheu Az
commune tne Scareerow, sauiy.
we VIII MAKE ratn-er aDsuTa or-na-
menus, ourselves, to-mor-roW, pp-
served tne machlne N ms mohotohous
Just then Dorothy ran into their
room IN q state OF great Anxiety cry
ing ,u,,.oo M
mere ntIiina s,tiaVe YOU seen Dill
ma ~ she mere
Mo, ansWereu tne ecarecroW, -.
Tnen wnat mas become OF ner'
the girl. :,
iWny, nough sne was win you,
sald the ScarecroW- yet 40 not re-
member seeing the yellow hen since she
picked up the crumbs OF cake.
we must, nave leit Ener IN tne room
Mhere the kings throne Is. decioe9
Dorothy, anu ~ unce sne tuthSu anu
ran down the han TO the door through
which, they had entered, But Il was
fast closed and locked on the other SIDE,
and the heavy slaD OF rock proved 10
be so thick that no sound could pass
through It,. SO Dorothy was forced To
return 70 her chamber
The Cowardly Lion stuck MS mead into
her room TO try. 70 console = girl Tor
the loss of her feathered friend.
The yellow hen Is well able to take
care Of herself, said he; so don't
worry about her, but try to get all the
Psleep you can. II has been a ON and
weary day, and you need rest
III prob-ly get lots 81 rest tomor
row, when become an ointment, said
Dorothy Aeepily. But she lay dowT
upo her couch. nevertheless, and II
spite Of all her worries was soon in the
land of dreams,
Meantime the Chief Steward had re,
turned TO the throne room, Where ht
said to. the king; .
You are a fool to waste so much
time upon these people"
What" cried his majesty; In SO en-
ragged a voice that II awoke Bill,na
dare YOU call me asfoolg''
because l. like to sneak the truth
said the steward. why didn't 70,
enehant them all at once, instead o.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
Majestic.

Vivian Martin Is the star In a new
Paramount Aircraft picture. 1.-THE Third
KISS which comes to the Majestic
theater today for the remainder OF the
role OF a girl of the sluma, who Is In
| reality an heiress but who, to atone
for a wrong done by n deceased uncle,
lives among the working folk and add
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
BUYS FINE COLT.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sent. 49,. (Spll-
John w. Schorr, the Tennessee turf
man, bought one OF the best yearling
thoroughbreds ever seen here. when he
Secured a bay colt by Martinez Morn
ing Glory, for SO, 100. It was one OF
the highest prices paid here for a year
ling in 20 years.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

of a pair of typical Massachusetts spin
sters, YOU know she is far and away
out Of their class.
widow by Proxy is mighty good
fun and introduces ever-charming Miss
glove.