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New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
,PULLAR
 NIvEN
THREE ARRESTED IN
 SANITATION DRIVE
TN Fines ImpOsed-Third Case
 Continued

per prosecutions In the health
 Ent.s sanitation drive were
 court this morning
 fnsky was charged
 ave an apartment
 ritt street properly
 sanitary sewer and
 Ind costs: A. L. Dut-
 lwered charges and was
 Ey Of not properly screen
 dairy on Allen street, for
 he was nned sio; Mrs. Eliza III hutledge was given one week h which to have sanitary plumbing installed at an apartment house at 70 Park street. ....a CT. Mrs. Olinsky had been notified three times during the past year, that the connections must he made in ac- sordancc with city ordinances. San- tary Inspector Dolan and Superin- ssndent T. Eben Rocks reported the results of their investigations show Rg filthy conditions. The accused sid she had ordered the work done. but through tic-up by the con- Factors whom she had hired. it was rever started.
 Thomas IT. OGonner explained Tor Mrs. Rutiedge that the work had 5een ordered several times. She con 6e m plated tho sale of the apartment house md for that reason held up he work. by permission of the health ispartment Her promise to have the natter attended to at once was se- Nred by the court.
 Or B n Radcliffe. meat. milk and .cod inspector was tho complaining 1itneas In Dutkiewich's case. He aad warned the accused, he said. but ,hiH orders had not boen compiled with either in regard to screening or other sanitary repairs. The ac- 'sused said he didn't understand the 1ntents os the letter sent him by the asalth department and was not aware ,f the ordinance relative 10 screen Ing.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17

Engine Company No. 1 was called out yesterday morning for a fire in an ash box in the rear of 32h Lafay- cite street.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
Wants Mexico

Mexico City, July 12.I making all Mexico dry l pared for presentation
 congress at the office of President de la Huerta newspaper Universal.
 The provisional presis cided on this step" say paper, ''as a means Of a. the regeneration of the half breed races, which consumers of alcohol"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
eY c. U. MCDOWELL

| Did you ever eat squids? II not you
| are passing up one OF the real dellca-
| Cies Of the fish market in Memphis
| Few Memphis fish lovers know much
| about squids and the chief sale. which
| ~ large, Is made to the foreign popula-
ton OF the city. Greeks, Italians,
Chinese and Japanese demand this va
| nety above all others.
Squids are an interesting bit OF fish.
| While q distant cousin of the jeilyllsh,
they are not to be CIassed as such. In
some places they are termed Ink fish
AS they emit black liquid when enc
mics approach as warning ana as
protection. Squids are equipped with
a set Of tenaCles or feelers. Through
these 1t gathers its food and then places
1t In the mouth, much on the same
system of an elephants trunk Being
nearly round in shape, the vital parts
are protected by the layers Of meat
and gristle which surround the head.
This portion comprises the edible quail
lily.
Memphis fish markets develop some
interesting facts The once lowly and
despsed spoonbiled catfish has risen
TO new heights OF glory. Today it Is
in demand IN the Eastern markets and
spOonbills that can be caught
Time was about 25 years ago when
the only use of the spoonbill catfish
was to feed them to hogs Today they
bring as high as rs cents pound on
the wholesale fish markets. Another
use has been found which opens wide
market for this variety. II Is being
used extensively as substitute for
sturgeon as smoked fish.
To show the real value OF the spoon
bin Is the sale of its eggs. These bring
from 81 to 50 pound They are pre-
pared and sold for Russian" and other
cheaper grades of caviar.
Strange as II may seem, Saturday
is the biggest sale day for the Memphis
markets. This is contrary to many
other cities where Friday is established
as the day for fish. Under the fasting
rules of certain religious faiths Fri
day Is set aside as a day when fish
and not meat should be eaten.
Buffalo fish ard channel catfish are
the two biggest sellers in the Mem
phis market. These come from lakes
tributary. to the Mississippi river.
The river at Memphis as a source
OF supply is rapidly failing. Building
OF levees and other similar work has
done away with sluggist backwater,
which is the fayorite place for spawn
ing Spawning In the swift current
causes a great percentage of the eggs
to lose their fertility, with the result
the fish supply is diminishing. Dead
water is necessary TO provide places
for Matching in order to keep any
stream supplied.
Red snapper and Spanish mackercl
come second best In local fish markets.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
AnluSeH1entS
Orpheum.

Although they are not billed topliner
Nardon and Perry, two strtnged in.
htrument players, made away with first
hnnors Thursday night on the new Or
pheam offering, The boys make ont
big mistake, however In their clos.
woman who not only participates In a
chicken number with its clucks and
capers, but answers we'll to descrip-
tion nowadays applied to extremely
good lockers OF the species female. The
trio proved n riot.
Vardon and Perry may be n trifle
slow In getting into their turn but once
the Spanish guitar and mandolin are
working they have their audience, Es-
pecially clever was the rube Glowing,
the Scottish and Spanish selections and
the dance and jazz number.
Position In the lights out front Is as
signed to Ruth Curtis and her jazz
band. There have been so many jazz
bands here recently that comment hard =
Miss Curtis outfit differs little from
preceding brass aggregations. In truth
the band would make good bally hoo
II placed In front OF the theater.
An ld-timer is Bert Repard who
does blackface with a clipper looking
lassie named O'Goody. There are GER
tain mannerisms about Regard that
just naturally make one laugh. His
negro stuff is typical Of Beale street.
Raven and Clare have an act they
call Yesterday" The title is appli-
cable. It's rather slow and old.
Flying trape7c work, presenting sew
eral difficult feats, serves as the opener
with the SilVerlakes
The mystic small hours Of the morn
ing, detectives and hypnOttsts play parts
In zone Hour Before Dawn" feature
film
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
SCOUTS CELEBRATE
SATURDAY NIGHT

Saturday night will he the gala night
Of the season at Kamp kai Kima, the
local Boy Scout camp, near Hardy, Ark
The feature OF the evening will be the
giving OF "Hiawatha" by Scouts, cos
tunes for which have been provided
by one OF the mothers. The play will
be given on one side of the river, the
audience sitting on the other. The
audience will consist OF all other camps
within calling distance, and all others
who care to watch. The Girls NaCa-
tion camp and the Girl Scout camp Will
be guests Of honor.
A. L. Atkinson, local field executive,
who was to 60 to camp last sunday
postponed it and will leave this sun
day with about 40 boys, which will be
the largest crowd that has left this sea
son with him will 80 A. Il. Weeks,
new sCoutmastcr OF TrOup 10,
There viii be meeting Of the exeCu-
tive committee Of the local council on
Friday, Aug. 6, at pm. in the offices
Of tho Scouts. 503-4 Central Bank build
ing. at which several matters OF i'm
portanco will he discussed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
Entertainments
MRS. PEAsE ENTERTAINS
I'M AnAnR nE MISS LEA

I'm TONOh OT MOS GtEDNG "FNN
one Of the most thoroughly enioya-
BILE of the many prennptial affairs CIV
en- In honor OF Miss Leone Liebkeman,
was that rendered Friday afternoon by
Mrs. ]. A. Pease, who entertained
charmingly at bridge. followed by a
miscellaneous shower,
The affair was given in the home OF
Mrs. B. NJ. Going. mother OF Mrs.
Pease, en- Galloway avenue, the rooms
thrown open for the occasion being
beautifully decorated with American
Beauty and white Killarney, roses,
The prizes awarded in the game OF
bridge were q decorative fan, a satin
vanity bag and a box Of stationery.
The gifts for the nonoree were ar
ranged on the table in the dining room,
which was draped in cluny lace over
pink satin. A shower from the cleo
trolier included a miniature bridal party
of kewpie dolls, while pink tulle stream
ers radated from the chandelier to the
table, where they were caught In bows.
Following the shower the guests en-
joyed novel contest in which they
wrote acrostics from the names OF the
bride elect and her fiance. Thu prize
for the winner was box OF MADEIRA
handkerchiefs.
Al the close of the afternoon a de-
licious ice course, carrying out the PINK
and white color motif, was served 70
the guests, about thirty OF whom h"u
the pleasure of being present.
Mrs pease. who was charmlhgY
gowned for the afternoon In dark blue
Teorgette crepe embroidered in gold
was assisted in entertaining by her sis
tiers, Mrs Robert Love, wearing darK
blue geogette crepe embroidered In sll;
Yer, and Miss Lorraine Going, gownea
in pink organdie. ,-,,.
Miss Leibkeman was lovely in frock
OF black kittensear satin with draperios
Of silk net banded in jet with garniture
Of French flowers. with which she
wore black picture hat with PINK
plumes and corsage bouquet OF PlhN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
AS Others See Us

PIGGLY wIGGLY succeeded because their appeal
the tastes and needs and comfort and convenience
shrewdly and accurately devised
But underlying all other reasons the basis PIGGLY
GLY that the whole system down its mnutes detail
intensified waste in one form or another.
No person who has PIGLY WIGGLY store the
outside forget fail to again anywhere Nobody who
has been through and fixed in his mind the association with
lousy clean fooduffs think of the
PIGLY WIGLY standpoint or fail to retain his mind the PIG
GLY WIGY picture standard Of cleanliness and attracvenes
Everlasting cleanliness pervade the whole establishment There
goods displayed behind the shining windows posters pac
ards nothing obsru clear from the outside the wholesome
picture within The windows always shine So does their casing
The es wide and well lighted there standard brands Of
popular merchandise always the place this every PIG
GLY WIGGLY At the end of the store beyond low partition
planned for ventilation stockoom and whose business
is to epenis the shining and NICELY fascinating shelves For
cry thousand dollars worth of goods display there another thou
sand in and that, too is standard regulation
The goods and the brand and the price
PIGGLY WIGGLY You do your thinking and make your
decision and basket There credits sdedoor
deliveries and G. o. D. mail orders And the customer high
low these regulations with JOY recognizing that this
secret of the saving IL
Recent Article Regarding PIGGLY WIGGLY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
EAT SQUIDS? MANY HERE DO;
SHOVELBLLL CAT rs LUXURY
TODAY, FISH DEALERS 81 Y

Croppie and bass are in demand, but
local markets are handicapped IN get.
ling these varieties which come mostly
from the lakes of Arkansas Recently
the Legislature in tnat state passed 4
law against shipping these fish out oil
the state. This forces the dealers Il
a new market and shipments have not
been satisfactory
Seatood has little appeal to the Mem
phian. Although 1t Is possible to get
seafood there is but little demand be-
yond hotels and restaurants, which
make specially of these varieties on
certain days.
Equipped with teeth and wearing a
stripped coat like convict, the sheeps-
head Is a fish which is gaining in
Memphis popularity. It comes from
the Florida coast and sales are increas
ing rapidly.
Among the dealers there Is much talk
about establishment of a fish hatchery.
IL Is claimed by the government that
about 30 per cent of the eggs can be
Matched under proper supervision. There
are several plans for a hatchery and
few years hence may see one OF the
largest in America in the Memphis ter
rltory.
The fish business in Memphis is ran
IDLY increasing and the consumption Of
me tlnny tribe is far larger thus far
LOT 1870 than in previous years. Its
development for the future, dealers saw,
VIII see fish as an article of food for
one meal every day in the average
home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
Loew's Lyceum.

II Is but seldom that singer Of the
class Of Fred Hughes is seen in vaude-
willie. Hughes came to Loew's Lyceum
Thursday for the last three days Of
the week, He Is everything the press
agent said Of him. Delightful in tone.
clear in enunciaton, Of sparkling per
sonality and a genius in choosing songs
that vaude audience like, Hughes is
without doubt the best attraction Mar
Gus Loew has sent South this year.
His repertoire consists of ballads, one
Irish that he puts over in splendid
style, an old-fashiend love ditty and
a mother song Hughes is just big.
tall, lkeable chap who walks on goes
about his singing in business like way
and knocks EN- off the seats At the
piano, Raymond Haner proves himself
an able acCompanist.
The deviation approaches In new
way the cabinet disappearing trick and
varioug feats OF legerdemain are Of
fered by La Temple company, Mysu-
cism wells the entire turn, proving once
again that masters Of stage magic stti
can make The wise ones out front sit
some Life" is the title Of Pealson
and Wallace skit and it indeed Is some
life they must live to maintain their
pace. The two, man and woman, lat t.
ter a trifle stout work like fiends
turning out gags and songs. All ma
terial Is fresh from the workshops OF
the writers. Lynn. Weston and Lynn
have talen. but 1t is used badly Wtl
variety acts never get away from that
ancient business Of working plant
from the audience?
Dainty misses are Sinclair and Gray
songsters and bike riders.
A tale Of the West with situations
not Sissimllar 20 some in The Girl OF
the Golden West" is william Russeli's
latest release, Twins OF Suffering
Creek" screen feature.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
TWO MEMPHIS YOUTHS
SET PACE FOR R. 0. T. c.

Reports from the reserve officers
training corps at Camp Jackson, Miss,
which has been in session for the
Southeast division of the r. o, 7. c.,
mention the splendid work done there
by two Memphis boys, Jesse Houck
and Billy Perkins.
Houck made the highest rating Of any
cadet officer in the Junior division in
general efficiency. This includes tests
made In military courtesy, military
bearing, cleanliness, knowledge Of mill.
tary laws and rules and about dozen
other phases OF army life.
On the target range Billy Perkins
shot his way To fame when he made
22S bulrs-eyes out Of a possible $50
shots In competition with 1,4OO other
crack shots from the southeastern dI-
vision. As reward for splendid marks
manship he left Camp jackson Thurs
day for Camp Perry, o, under orders
to report there TO be entered against
the cracksmen from all OF the other
r. o. Y. c, schools In the country.
Both boys are from the Central high
school OF this city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
POLICE RETURN TRUNK
TO LOCAL WAITRESS

Ora Walters. waitress. questioned
last week by Chicago police following
the death of Max c. Poindexter, Thurs
day night was given her trunk by local
officers on her return to Memphis from
the Illinois city, where she was exon
Grated of all blame in connection with
the Poindexter affair.
Police Chief Joe Burney Friday said
the officers here merely investigated
the trunk at request of Chicago au-
thorities. II was taken back to Pom
totoc hotel. where the woman roomed
when in Memphis, but returned to head
quarters on request or the hotel people
The chief said he knew nothing of
the woman whereabouts Friday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
Seeks Relief From,
Paying AlintOny

man y' oI nrUn, u'v p"STgmd ~ Si0V a
a petition filed by L. g. Going, against
Mrs. Birdie NJ Going, The almony.
under court order, was to start on
Aug. l.
The petition sets out that Mrs. Going
got a divorce in July 1919 and was
dittonal aumony Of $50 a month. to
start Aug. !, 1920 The petition al
leGes that since that time deaths IN
the family and other happenings have
made her worth approximately S25 O00.
thus removing the need for tho add o
tlonal alimony Attorney W 9. Rod e
gers filed the petition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
WAGES TOO LOW, SAYS
SANITARY OFFICER

Low wages paid to city employees
caused another vacancy in the ranks
of the city sanitary officers Friday.
when NJ. Bodenheimer rendered his
officers draw $500 month! They have
pettioned Mayor Paine for more money
asking an Increase to $3.50 a month
In hts letter Of resignation, Boden-
heimer stated that he could not feed
the city.
About 10 days ago, Ed Murphy, an
other sanitary officer, who had been
discharged as a matter of discipline
by Mayor Paine, because of refusal
to participate as volunteer fireman
during the strike. declined to return to
work when his lob was offered hack
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion
for a few cents-Try it!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces OF Or
chard white, shake well, and YOU have
quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifter. at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supniv
three ounces of orchard white for a few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck arms and
hands each day and see how freckles
ana blemishes disappear and how clear
soft and rosy-whte the skin becomes
Yes! 1t Is harmless and never irritates,
adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
EIGHT VACANCIES HERE
FOR MARINE RECRUITS

The Marine Corps has eight vacan-
Giles now for recruiting service in the
are only open 20 ex-marines. The dis
trict enlisted In the last week eleven
men for regular marine duty, most Of
them getting special assignments to
the Marine Corps institute at QuantiCo,
Va
This school is rapidly growing. hav-
ing up TO the present date over 1900
students enrolled for different courses
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
LOCAL FIRM SUED.

Asking decree canceUnF n contract
for a veneer Joiner machine and a fur.
Their decree for S562S2, on the ground
that a Joiner shipped to them was
faulty, the Multitone Manufacturing
company, Of Eau Claire, Wis filed a
bill in chanceTy court Friday against
@. w. Simmons, doing business in
Memphis as @. w. Simmons company.
Attorneys Fitzhugh, Murrah &c Fitz.
hugh filed the bill
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
Barbecue and Gard Party.

A barbecue. card party and dance for
the beenfit OF st. Thomas church will
be given on the church lawn, Trigg ave-
nue. and Lauderdale street on Satur-
day afternoon ard evening Euchre
and 500 will be played afternoon and
evening. The barbecue supper viii be
served from to o'clock and dancing
will be enjoyed throughout the eve-
ming
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
MAY DRAFT HAM" LEWIS.

SPRINGFIELD, H., July S0.-Demo-
Gratis of the "downstate" and Chicago
Democrats gathered in n caucus here
today to decide upon a candidate for
governor. Indications. local Demo-
cratic leaders say, are that former
United States Senator James Hamilton
Lewis will be drafted to make the
race.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
Announcements
Complimentary to Bride Elect

Mrs. G. +. Liebkeman will entertain
IN Saturday afternoon with trous-
seau tea in special compliment to her
attractive young daughter. Miss Leone
Loretta Llebkt man, whose marriage 10
MIR. Lindsey Russell Crow. of Charles
ton, Miss, will take place on Monday
evening al st. Luke's church
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
SUES RAILROAD.

Alleging that when the Union rail-
way company built a part of its track
on ground adjoining his land that ii
created a grade so that water flows
across his land. damaging 1t. Randolph
Brown filed suit for $500 damages in
circuit court Friday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Mrs. II, NJ Going has gone for q
visit with friends in Jonesboro and
Harrisburg, Ark,
Friends Of Mrs. c. S. Gage will be
glad to learn that she is convalescing
after a serious Illness She is spending
several weeks at Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Alma Pannill has returned after
delightful visit with Miss Sarah
Caruthers, Marks, Miss.
Miss Charlotte Simpson. Of Sumner,
Miss, who has been the guest of Miss
Thelma Lloyd, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. c. b. Roper and Miss Eloise
Roper OF Columbus, Miss; Miss Cor
nelia Buckingham. OF Van Buren,, Ark
and Miss Annie Hadley, OF Okolona,
Miss, who have been the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Pannill and fam
lily, 5l2 LaClede avenue, left Friday
morning TO be members Of house party
at Columbus.
Miss Mary Hampton Martin. Of New
York city, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbot Martin formerly of this city. is
the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. H.
b. Martin, bls Vance avenue
Mrs. Emmett Harrison and children,
Elizabeth and Emmett Jr.. have re,
turned from visit with relatives at
Dukedom. Tenn,
=, -, Mat
anna, Ark, the latter formerly MISS
Lena Smith whose marrlage TOOK place
on Lhurs9ay, are suTS's oa alt Hn'' TO-
week.
= ,,.
MTs; n. -. bo! ,, - sojourn NJ
Signal Mountain Inn
-, WILL A.,.,
Misses Bess ana hAiheTine wins hS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
CLUBDOM
Hebrew Alliance.

The members OF the Hebrew Edu-
cational alliance will entertain on
Sunday from to - pm. at Edgewood
park Friends of the members have
been invited and pleasant evening is
assured them,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
Here and There

Mrs. H. NJ, Going has gone for a
visit with friends in Jonesboro and
Harrisburg, Ark
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Miss Alma Pannill has returned after
delightful visit with Miss Sarah
Caruthers, Marks, Miss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Friends Of Mrs. C. S. Gage will be
glad to learn that she is convalescing
after serious Illness, She is spending
several weeks at Hot Springs, Ark.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Miss Charlotte Simpson. OF Sumner,
Miss, who has been the guest of Miss
Thelma Lloyd. has returned to her
home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.

DR.. Percy W, Toombs has returned
to the city adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Miss Mary Hampton Martin. Of New
York city, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbot Martin, formerly of this city, Is
the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. II.
B, Martin, 5l9 Vance avenhe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. F. F, Leake. Of Mari
anna, Ark, the latter formerly Miss
Lena Smith. whose marriage took place
on Thursday, are guests Of Mr.. Leako's
mother. Mrs. st. J. Leake, for
week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Mrs. Emmett Harrison and children,
Elizabeth and Emmett. 1r.. have re-
turned from n visit with relatives at
Dukedom, Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Mrs f. l.. Boyle il numbered among
the Memphans enjoying sojourn at
Signal Mountain Inn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30

Misses Bess and Katherine Wells have
returned after delightful stay In
Chicago.