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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
z COURT MEETS.

YAzOO CITY, Miss, Nov. s. tSpll-
After a delay of the regular session
of the circuit court for Yazoo county
of two weeks at the request Of at
torneys, everything is in readiness for
the opening of court next Monday
morning. There are but few interest
ing cases and the docket is short. A
new jury was drawn for the delayed
court and the list contains the follow
ing names: L. G. Meaghery A. B. KEEL
ly, Walter Selby,. S, Y, Oldham, Louis
Terrell, Hampton Cox, H. |. Hilder-
brand, j. C. Newman. w, o. Ely, j. q.
Purvis, o, w. Baldwin, J. R. Daniel,
w. A. Fisher, d. c. Selby, T. Il. Dan
lei, A. j. Johnson, o, Noblin, John
Brown, w. r. Exum, r. c. Hayden,
M. d. Callahan, J. NJ. Castles, e. l..
Willett, II. Y. Caruthers, A.. s. Card
ner, r. e. Horn. J.. II. Davis, w, I.
Clark, f. V. Hawk, D. G. Dunn, w. q.
Smith, J. +. Stricklin, D, II, Ship. W.
W. Smith, w. A. Wilson, l., T. Rich
ardson, w. d. Downs, j. M, Russell,
+. II. Davis. w. c., Ingram, p. B.
Crawford, J. L. Morris, s. l.. House,
w. II. Yankee. L. NJ, Shannon, w. j.
Ryan, w. A. Smith, J, w. Cakes, Jr.,
c. C. Burks, c. C. Coleman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
RED CROSS WORKERS
ENJOY COLLEGE LUNCH

SENATOBIA, Miss, Nov, s. tSpll-
Mrs. II, y, Riley, county chairman OF
The third Red Cross roll call, and her
coWorkers enjoyed a luncheon at the
county agricultural high school TODAY
Al OF the county officers also were
present. The luncheon was served by
nc senior and junior classes at the
college. Wv
The workers present were Mrs. NJ. L.
Murphy, Miss May sue Burns, Prof ].
X feNell, Miss Minnie CLAYTON. Mau.
rice Wells, Il. T, LEVEL, Miss Margaret
ltoseborough. Mrs, j.. II. Wallace, Mrs,
Joe Crawford, Mrs, Myra Rilingsly.
Mrs, J, NJ Milan and Mrs. A. NJ. Ben,
mott.
The Tate county Red Cross ohapter
Is well supplied with funds and IL Was
a~nnoupced today that this chapter u
posed TO erect a cottage for Tate eoun,
" patients at the State Tuberculosis
santtarium at Niece, Miss. Already
almost enough funds are on hand 10,
this purpose, Il was also decided toda \
that an examination of all the schoo
children of the county for eve am
ear trouble would be made through III,
! chapter,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
ARKANSAS CLUBW0MEN
ELECT YEARS OFFICERS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Now S.--The
Arkansas Federation OF Women's clubs
concluded their convention here Fiji
day night with the election OF the FOL
lowing officers:
Mrs, A. w. Troupe, Pine Bluff, presl-
dent, Mrs. Jesse Harper, Hot Springs,
first vice president; Mrs. c, /. Moore,
Jr., Osceola, second vlce-president; Mrs,
c. f. Scott, Harrison, recording seere-
treasurer; Mrs. l.. X, Mckinney, I'll
Dorado, auditor,
Mrs. II. c. Gibson, Little Rock, re-
firing president, was elected general
federation secretary, and MRS, Man
Iayne. Helena, general federation OF
| women's club, director,
Several months ago Mrs. William j,
Bryan was brought here a helpless in
valid suffering from rheumatism. To
night In honor OF her recovery of health
the delegates rendered her a recep'
| ton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
FORMER HUNTINGDON MAN
Is SHOT IN LOUISIANA

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, Nov. s. (Spl.)
News has beer received here of the
serious shooting of Clint O'Malley at
Urania, La, formerly of this place,
while arresting J. Y. McVeigh, who was
wanted on a federal charge of using the
mails to defraud.
OtMalley went to Mcyeigh's home,
called him out, read the warrant to him
and McVeigh said he would go with the
officer. McVeigh turned and walked
into the housey being closely followed
by O'Malley, but he lodged into a
ROOM, closing the door after him. O'Mal-
ley pushed the door open, when Nc
Weigh Immediately shot him, the bullet
entering his right breast, passing
through the right lung and out of his
back on the same side near his back
bone. The prisoner ran, O'Malley firing
three shots at him, but he escaped.
O'Malley Is a member of the Alexandria,
La, police force and also a deputy
United States marshal.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
TEACHERS IN CARROLL
COUNTY ARE TO MEET

HUNTINGDON, Tenn. Nov. 8. CSpl.)
The Carroll County Teachers asso-
citation will meet in Huntingdon Sat
urday, Nov. Is. An interesting and
helpful program has been announced by
Chairman W. L. Denton, Mrs. Ida Nc
Collum, secretary. and County Super
intendent D. T. Barnhill. Prof. ], b.
Brown, state rural school supervisor,
will deliver an address on Federal and
State Agencies Which May Be Util-
lied as Rural School Helps"
m%oresvilIe Collegiate institute, vii,
demonstrate English grammar teach
ing; Prof, Fred NJ. Little, history, and
j. D. Mullins, arithmetic. Prof. A. S.
Weston. of Huntingdon, will discuss
Correlation of Subjects" Prof. D. w,
Moody, of Huntingdon, Pending School
Legislation of National Importance
Miss Lillian Gardner. of Huntingdon
Methods With Beginners" Some time
also will be given to general discussion
and u QUESTIONABLE.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
TRACT OF LAND IS SOLD
NEAR HUNTINGDON

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, Nov. 8. (Spl.)
j. r. TONNES, Of Huntingdon, sold to
Il. L. Marker, Of Memphis, in drainage
district No. 1, between Huntingdon and
Hico, 400 acres of land at $50 an acre.
Every acre Of the tract is in Crooked
and Beaver creek bottom, through
which the drainage system has recent
ly heen completed.
Mr.. Marker expects to begin devel-
opment at once. Mr.. TONNES bought
this land only a few years ago at some
thing like 81 or IS per acre, and mad
a good profit on his investment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
COUNTY COURT
WINDS UP SESSION

SENAToBIA, Miss, Nov, s.. (Spl.)-
Circuit court adjourned here today,
having been in session for W weeks.
Judge Dinkins overruled the motion for
a new trial in the case of the State
va, p w, Darby, convicted of murder,
and Darby was sentenced TO life In
the state penitentiary The criminal
docket was practically cleared OF all
cases. Several merchants at Savage,
In the western part Of the county, were
indicted for keeping open store on SUIT
day, plead guilty and were fined, This
Is the last court. term of Sheriff ]. A,
Still, Clerk w. NJ Wallace and County
Attorney NJ. NJ. Thompson. New Of
ficials viii fill these offices before the
next term Of the court.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
GOVERNMENT STORES
SOLD AT YAZ0O CITY

YAZOO CITY, Miss. Nov. s. (Spl)-
The local sale of army goods reached
a maximum mark here yesterday when
the days sales amounted to approx
mately $500. A carload of bacon in
%12-pound tins was placed on sale here
Monday with the result that on that
day the sale of bacon alone amounted
to 81 1900. The second day. with the
sale yet confined to bacon, the total
fell to approximately 81, 400. Yesterday
a second car Of canned goods, towels,
socks, blankets, overalls, etc, was
placed on sale with the result that the
sales total reached a record mark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
COMMON SENSE Is
MIXED WITH LAW

Hurrylng to the generating plant Of
the Memphis Consolidated Gas & Elec-
trio company Thursday to lend assist
ance in checking trouble that threaten
ed to cut off a portion of the gas sup
Fly, II. p. Roth, company superintend-
ent, was arrested for violating the city
speed ordinance. Friday afternoon he
explained to City Judge Fitzhugh why
he was plotting his auto in excess Of
the speed limit, The judge was Of the
opinion that some suppers might have
been delayed and that Roth had a right
in view Of such circumstances to give
her a little more gas" Case dismissed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
COAL. SUPPLY SHORT.

DYERSBURG, Tenn. Nov. g.. (Spl.)-
The coal situation here is acute, and
the local dealers are not receiving any
supply. They are taking orders for
future delivery, however. Owing to the
scarcity many are buying wood in large
quantities. The city water and light
department has just received a suf-
ficient supply to last for two weeks, this
having been assigned by the fuel ad-
mlnistration. II the situation is not
relieved within 2he next four or five
days many plants in the city will be
fnrnad To shut down.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
CLAIM II TOWNS TAKEN

LONDON. Nov S-Occunatlon OF a
series Of Villages Il miles southwest
OF Peterhof tin the Petrogrsd distrlctl,
Is claimed in q Bolshevik communica-
tion received here by wireless, In the
direction of hamburg the B%olshevikl say
they have advanced TO kikarino. west
OF Gatchina, but admit retirement 10
the right bank OF the Duna river IN
the Polotsk region, owing TO enemy
pressure.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
TO SELL HOME CORN.

RIPLEY, Miss, Nov. 8. tSpl.)-W, T.
Pollard, county agent, has just issued
a statement to the farmers of this
county advising those who have surplus
corn for sale to list it with him to be
sold to parties of this county who will
have to buy, instead Of shipping II,
and many having to later buy it back
at a higher price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-08
JERSEY HERDS INCREASE

HATTIESBURG, Miss, Nov, 5. (Spl.)
Jersey herds Of Forrest county are
rapidly increasing, One firm here has
received a carload and G. p, Smith has
added a $500 Jersey bull to his large
herd, II the same ratio of buying is
kept up, 1t will only be a short time be-
fore Forrest county will lead the state.
The movement started in the establish
ment of the Hattiesburg Produce and
Creamery company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
REPORTS ARE CONTRADICTED
THAT AVlATORS ARE SAFE
Steps Tnken to Resume Search for
Lieutcnnnts wntcrhousc and
Connolly.
rBy Associated Press

icty over the fate OF Lieutenants
Frederick Is. Waterhouse and &. T..
Connolly, army aviators. missing some
where in Lower California. Mexico.
since they started from Yuma. Ariz.. TO
their home station at Rockwell Field
here August 20. last, was At high
pitch today.
Ever since reports came in early this
week tina: Che missing men had been
found by forces of Governor Cantu, OF
Lower Caitfor local authorities
ha:" felt treasured regarding the aVia-
tors fate. bur a denial of the reports.
apparently from an authentic source.
last night set machinery in motion for
\ further search today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
'SLEQTHS CHASED WHEN
seen ON FIRE ESCAPE
Excited Near Ncighbors Call Out
Reserves to Apprchcnd Scarchcrs
49,. for Evidence.
SEEK NARCOTIC SUSPECTS
Second Detachment OF Police Beats
Down Door OF Apartment House in
s Wild Struggle to Arrest Suspected
Thieves.

NEW YORK, August So.--Sherlock
Holmes wouldn't have required the
smoking OF single pound OF tobacco
before deducing that burglars were
in the onirg, had he seen what the
occupants OF a West Forty-hf:h Street
/, hotel saw. who can blame said
!, occupants for rushing. b-eathless and
!, pop-eyed. TO the ,elerhhone and jig
i They had seen two figures descend
n ing the FIRE escape in the rear OF a
&c The telephone operator awoke with
n start when the lights dropped aiSt
e he felis ss Sh G1s nisF
81 .BurElars. Help! Help
~BurElars-quick-th in now
y injury policemen, detectives-he!p.
3. Headquarters lie flashed message to
= the West For;y-seventh stree, station
e to hustle detectives and the reserves
u address.
81 They've gone down from m, ne .,ett
Il ard into an arartment on the MN
1Ser the apT the ~sa, T post
~ haste TO the apartment house, TOOK
,. she stairs two and three a; a eounS
n Instead Of burglars: :hey sneogn.
a. s ssrsd a@es "a the
81 Inspection district, who made a bur
Elarioue entrance following Informal
tion they had received that the &C.
= cupants OF the apartment were vio-
= latinE the narcotic act
hN The def ect;ves had tried 20 get into
" the apartment by gentlcr means and
al failing, elected 10 resort 10 the prac-
D Sice of porch climbers. second story
al men and other deu;ZenS OF the under
world. who know the lay" 50 they
In entered by the fire escape and arrest
b. and his wife. May, both OF WHOM. Were
A charged with having an opium lay
out in their posse ssion-
Z. While the detectives were about 20
& take their capiives TO the station
CT house, the other spuad 81 ourEla!
In hunters battered their way into the
T apartment. There and then the bar
81 Elar scare ended.
a: Smith and his wife were s-a;g1ed
= before Na gistra;e F-othiaShan. in
~ the ives. SIDE Cou--, ard held in $500
h bail each for trial in SPECIAL Sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
PROHIBITION PARTY HEADS
TO MEET ON SEPTEMBER !
VIII Decide on Future of OrEnnixa-
ton mt Chicago Gather
ing.
Try Assncin,.d Press.l

CHICAGO. August 30.-Whether the
mission OF the prohibition party has
been accomplished with national pro-
hibition scheduled to become effective
next January l6 by constitutional
amendment. or whether II should con-
t'nue on ;ne issue of law enforcement
or be rcorEanized for world prohibit.
ton. are questions for the national
committee to solve September l. The
leaders hold varying opinions and the
future of the national prohibition
party is in doubt.
The national committees meeting
will be in conjunction with the cele-
brat!on of the ;ifticth anniversary OF
the founding OF the party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
Indicate. No Policy Change.
Thy Associated I'ress.

LONDON August 3o.-The abolition
OF the. Irish press censorship from
September l is not considered here as
indicating any definite change in the
governments policy towards Ireland.
Dublin reports say the measure seems
merely rctrcnchment OF expenditures,
as the Irish government. in the de-
Tense OF the realm regulations, still
possesses ample weapons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
POLAND AND UKRAINE AGREE
elGive Mutual Assurances md Agree Z,
= Combine Against
VI DOls vists,
LONDON

e LONDON, August 3o-Under TIE
hiagreement between the -ISi!ur2 govern
Vnent OF Ukraine and-Pc.aId. the for
hmer renounces all claims TO eastern
isGalicia. the Polish government UNDER
brakes not TO enter territory occupied
b,by the Petlura troops, and both gov
gtrnments will combine military opera
lotions against the Bolshev!sts, accord
teinG TO wireless dispatch sen; on, by
n{1the Soviet government AT Moscow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
De MARCHIENNE RETURNING
!; Due TO Raise In Rank TO Embassy
Belgian Minister TO Washington
4 Becomes Am bassador.

p BRUSSELS Angus: 3e-Sarea Emil
n de Carrier de Na-chisune Lee; Brussels
X yesterday for Washington IS he FRS:
WBeiEisn ntSsa0o! 20 he United
a States
I Baron Carte. &. Na-oa:eoae has
:, since February :. 1917. been Belgian
minister g. WasAt1Etcc th= ct.i-e nav
Ing htsn rsist6 - ne -z-.. u a. en-
., oassy recently. Ee Tas q member -
: 1He supreme economic council % the
"a peace coEts-s.c. and was charged With
o The study % plan tor The liquidation
yot ;he worlds .oot control re also
represented Belgium o. :he :ais--aliiet
vCcu-nisSicn or PREPARATIONS. Re ~as
pmzrried 10 Ms. Hamilton Carr. 0. New
IS York, IN Paris, July Ie LAST;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
Meu MIXTURES

Suits that display the latest Fall
fashions in boys clothing. and at
the same time arc eXpertly tall
ored Of snappy new all wool
mixtures. that will stand tho
hardest kind OF wear. Sizes from
S 10 IS years. Special at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
bringing In cuban Liquor Crnft

TAMPA. FLA. August 30.-Ncither
OF the two Cuban fishing smacks held
yesterday for violating the customs
laws by failing 10 put liquor carEoes
on their marSest have yetbeen brought
here from Tarpon Springs. but are
supposed TO he on their way through
the Gulf and Tampa Bay. They will
be held under liDols unless their own
erS put up bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
STORM ON BRITTANY COAST
Shore Lined With wreekaEe. Par
, Coming Apparently from AmeH-
can Merchant ship.
TORRENT. FRANCE

LOR1RST. FRANCE. August 80
The coast of Brittany Cor miles north
Sand south of here was strewa with
t.;wreckage during great storm yes
fterday. At Locqueltzs a liteboat and
y wreekage. apparently from an Ameri-
scan merchant ship, were was r
t1ashore. The name OF the boa. could
not be deciphered. The storm was
t,abating today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31

red by the fire escape and arrest;
Thomas Smith. forty-tEo years old.
his wife. May. both OF WHOM, Were
-ged with having an opium lay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
Little Girls 'ftUndies y

soc White Muslin Drawers. only. SOC
81 Muslin Gowns, neatly trimmed soc
Princess Slips, priced at 6Oc to $3.50
39c Knit Underwaists. special. Zoe
Famous Nazareth" Underwaists 4Sc
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-01
nine ALLEGED MOB
MEMBERS ARRESTED

MobILE, Ala, July Mime arrests .
we're we're made today in connection with tba
Vhchlng OF Frank Foukal in tho Raid
WIN county, Ala, jail on Sunday. June
IS' according to information received
here IRE today. from Bay Mlnette. '''''
nree OF the arrests were made IN
moolle by forces of Sheriff W IT HoI.
tU,'Us, ~ A. or Mobile county, two of
tne mobile arrests being Joe and RobI
cry Underwood, taxi drivers, and Ron
ST. blshop' Il shipyard worker, Charles
BRYANT and Jim Henderson, of Po;nf
Glear, ga, are among the six arrested
N Baldwin county. The men ara
charged with Foukars murder Accord :
ing 10 Assistant Attorney General h.
ace Wilkinson, Bryant and Henderson
sare ras, up Information that led to the ar
Foukal was in jaH charged with ,ho
murder m @ OF Robert Bisnop, both IA rn re are
y, baiuWin county, and was held with :
out pail. Foukal, ii was alleged sbnt
ano Killed Bishop at Silver Hin Raid
win county, Ala, following n dion,,to =
oyer a mule trade on June / ht .
CLOCK on the morning OF June X a
nno9 ,,op a pe,ween nine and Is men an
pea.eu , AZ tne Baldwin county Jail. Four
men held the sheriff down in his bod
while the others entered the iail ard oed
shot Foukal TO death. A reward ~ Sana
each eeach was offered by Gov, ThonasP P'EV
hllby, VINO sent special men into ~,
county to work up the case, and nitizen.
oitered a reward of S5, 900. Sherisf
hlcheson, rather than face imneach
ment proceedings in connection with
the case. resigned "'''
More arrests are exnectod b,,u,,,,
Bay Minette and vicinity, according to a, a
report this evening from Assistant A.
torney General Wilkinson AZ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-01
NINE DEAD, FORTY
INJURED IN WRECK
At DUNKIRK, n. Y.
Accident Happens When En-
gine Of Passenger Train
Crashes Through Express
Car in Rear-End Collision.

pUNHIRK, y, Y, July Nine per
sons are known to be dead and more
than 40 were injured in q rear-cnd col
ltsion on the New York, Chicago \ St
lauos railroad between the second
section Of train No, a aud train No. !,
known as "Westerner,' at 2.20 o'C oCk
this morning at the Third street station
here,
All the fatalities occurred in the first
passenger ear OF the rear train, the
''Westerner," when its engine buckled
back through a wooden express car
Eight bodies were taken from the
WreCkage and rescuers clearing the
debris were working toward what they
believed To he two additional bodies.
Gertrude Carton, the ninth victim,
died In the hospital this morning, The
Others of the injured probably win die
Twenty pc, sons, some seriously in
jured, were taken 10 tNc brooks Mo
mortal hospital
treated by local and out-ot town doc
tors and brought here on rclct trains.
The dear are.
f L. CLIFFORD, engineer OF the
Wcsterner, who lives in Buffalo,
FREDERICK l.. STOTH, his fireman
Of l.ackawauna
MRS. FREDERICK II. CARTON. 3C
years old, Toronto, ont.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN, about >.
years old wore soldiers uniform
UNIDENTIFIED BOY, about years
old
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, about 81
| years old
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, about IT
| years old
Train No. Al left Bufralo~~at l2!0l
o'clock The WeSterncr left I. shor
| time later Railroad officials say, tina
No. II developed an oVerhcatcd joutSa
and was delayed here A flagman wa,
sent back to protect the rear Of No, Il
| II Is claimed, but the Westerncr ap'
preaching at a speed OF ib to 80 miles
an hour, did not check the speed per.
| Ceptibly AS II rushed into the bunkirl
| yards, eye witnesses say,
| All the coaches OF No II we're Of stce
construction The rear Of the last coacl
was badly battered and as 60 rs enRn,
| knocked II from the track but the bod!
remained intact Three other coaches
| of No, Al were also pushed from tn,
rails hut remained upright
When the tendar and engine of tn
Westerner buekled back through tn
wooden express cat and crashed into
steel day coach, the first passenger ca
of the train, the boiler exploded, IA
| tally scalding Engineer Clifford an
| Fireman Stotz
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-01
TRAMP CUT AIR OFF
CAUSING FATAL WRECK

WASHINGTON, July Am unidenti-
fled tramp. killed in the New York
Central railroad wreck at Dunkirk this
morning, was. according to reports to
the railroad administration. probably
the cause OF the tragedy. The mechan-
Ism controlling the flow Of air from
the locomotive to the brakes on the
train was found shut of at the place
whore the tramp was riding.
The official report says that when the
locomotive Of train No 7 exploded after
telescoping the steel Pullmans, It drove
the wreck into such tangled mass that
=, G. Crowley general manager OF the
New York Central. who was In Dunkirk.
had to order aCetelyne flame torches to
separate the wreckage.
The official report to tho railroad ad-
ministration puts the known dead at
nine, the mortally injured at three; the
seriously hurt at H. and does not give
the number Of lesser wounded. although
II is said to be large.
The preliminary investigation has de-
veloped that on leaving the Buffalo
yards, the engineer OF train No. 7
tested his brakes three times and found
them working, but had no further oC-
casion to use them until running into
Dunkirk when he encountered caution
signal registered by No A. standing in
Dunkirk station. when he applied the
air, 1t acted on the locomotive and
tender only The train crew states that
the engineer whlstled for hand brakes,
but before they could bc used No. 7
crashed into the standing No II.
As the wreckage was cleared the
crushed body Of the tramp was found
on the head end" the narrow space
between the tender and the first car Of
the train The angle cock controlling
the flow of air through the brake pipes
was closed 1t probably will never be
developed whether the man unwittngly
closed II with his foot, as he used the
cock as a step to MT himself UP onto
the car or whether II was done inten-
tionally.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-01
the NEWS SCIMITAR WILL HANDLE
BIG BOUT JULY a In GREAT STYLE

Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey will Friday
championship heavyweight bout in Toledo The News Scma
customary planning extra features the big
and boxing fans going to be treated to the of the
fight reports that from the ringside
First OF ALL The News Scmtar sporting will carry
exclusive stories of the fight
Dempsey the principals. If Willard he he man
aged oupoint stop the youthful Dempsey Dempsey
explain detail
from Wizards brow If he loses he will tell how happened
licked by the champion These stories within themselves
remarkable in that they will contain all inside
fight that will be contained in other stories.
The last word in comics photographs of
Toledo will be given A. Dorgan better known
comic furnish
Scmitar bout Along drawings will be
the bout, in comes
catches slang them all The
association will photographers
abundance, all which
cuy The News Scma The Associated Press will give
Toledo.
other features mention but suffice
il to say scmitar going big fight up
brown get all that get The
smitar for Il will contain the fullest
any newspaper in Memphis -f rT ~