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New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Home for CALI Curci
Singer to Build 100000 House
in MINNEAPOLIS
Srsciul Dispatch to The. Tribal

MINNEAPOLIS Dec. 3o-Mmc. Anne
lita CALI Curci Will build a 100000
home here and reside in Minneapolis
after her marriage, January 49, to
Homer Samuels. y Il
Announcement. Qf the opera stars de-
cision to build home and live IN this
city was made to-day by Mr. and Mrs.
c. J. Samuels, the prospective byide-
groom's parents. They said plans for
erection of the house on the Samuels
family estate in st. Louis Park, Mime
apohs, had already been started
The mansion is expected to be ready
for occupancy after the close of lie
opera engagements of Nine. Cali
Curci, extending over q period of two
years: Clearing and actual construc-
tion of the home is expected to COM
meNce this spring, according to c. J.
Samuels
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
1housandth Performance of
''Lightnin'" To Re To.p;ub

special preparations have been made
by John Golden for the celebration TO-.
night of Frank Bacon's 1,O0Oth per
formance in "Ligh tnin'" at the Gaicty
Iheater: Three motion picture oper
aators VIII be stationed at various points
IT the theater to photograph the
New Years Eve audience as it
comes in and to take pictures of the
actors as they appear in the first act
Souvenir programs and photographs of
Mr. Bacon will be distributed and a
lrotograph Of the audience will be
mailed to each person in the audience
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Soviet Predicts Opening
Of Trade With Tanoroso

LONDON, Dec. ao.-It is expected in
the near future that full relations will
De entered into between Japan and the
far Eastern Russian Republic, says a
"lreless communication received here to-
day from Moscow.
The communication adds that trade
between Japan and the Far Fast "I-
ready is proceeding, and that ia the
near future Japan will begin trade ne
gouations with Soviet Russia,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31


.nex' season. Previous to that Mr.. Ar
buckle will be momber of he star
cast with which the Shubertssill pre-
sent I'm the Night Watch"
"Goo,d Times at the Hipped rome,
VIII celebrste'its 250th perfornsnce at
the matinee Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening and Sundsy eve
ring the Neighborh cd Playhouv will
Hresent a program 81 dances. Mclud-
ms the pantomine ballet LA B@tique
Fantasque."
F. Ziegfeld jr announces tn. en-
gsGement for the Z4egfeld "MiMight
FroI'c,' beginning next Mon da, of
Marion wilkins. solo dancer.
!. Is ttY. Mclaughlin. soprano. willdng
me bird Song" .frc m "Papliacc' at
= sne Strand next Week. JoSepa Mattel,
inarytone' VIII have part in the no
logue to the main feature. arranged by
Managing Director P'unkett.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
Cigli Appears in "Tosca"

Puccini's "Tosca' was repeated at
the metropolitan Opera House last
evening. MIR. Gig'i, the new Italian
tenor Of the Organization Sang Mqr'o
70 the Tosca of Miss Geraldine Farrsr
Mr.. Scott was the Scarpi,.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31


As a New Years souvenir and in
celebration Of the l50th performance
" Tickle Me" at the Selwyr Theater,
Arthrr Hammerstcin viii give out to-
right several hundred "hootcA testers"
such as are used by chemists to gauge
The alcoholic proof o liauor. Mr.. Ham
mefsteln IN. motive, his Office says. is
10y 20 encourage md cri riminatc whisky
consumption, but 10 prevent the nu-
,oerous wood alcohol fatalities that at
SWtnned the celebration Of last New
Fred Stone will make his only ex
.rs ar apnearance OF Christmas Week in
day '''"'c' To-
we zee Snnoert annoupccs he has placed
Maciyn Arbuckle under con.rac, ard
'nat ne win be starred in a new NAV
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

Two complete shows Will be pre-
sented in all the b. f. Keith vaudc-
Vile theaters in grester New York to-
night
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31

The first Of the special matnees Of
MIXED Marriage" oy st. John Ervinc
OF the Times Square Theatey, has been
postponed from mex, Monday to next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-31
The Stage Door

Julius Cesar WI be repeated at
the Lexington Theater Tonight by Fritz
i-elner and ms Shakespearean company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
CORONER 8 JURY
FINDS DEGARNO
ENDS OWN LIFE
Mha BERTHA bAnbLs TaLLS
nTOhS or BHInd WOUNDED
my nna nEIO
she head ia. Hh"i With Whl"h O"'"
p.ai.s nad.d nis OSa LiIs

49, hut".st "~a beta s'"'''h"E "I'''
,,..,., in iL. nni." i.''"""' u -
IIuIn. I"i" ~. hs"ih 80 l"-"" ~ '''
s.,.," .,.,...' I"'s "i''' h'"'
inp tL. at"t,""',,i" 81 ell -''''"''"
,.n,,..i . rr,dIi that i'"r-'''" 4"
heath 80. i,,- !" is'""''h"p" '""~"" -
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, i,r :. ,u -.n Hhni ~ ~" l"ii "h"'h
L.fu,o I,or",,," n'"d ~" '"l "h',' '"'l
ill.,, n,,d uhn -.ld Ihrl Hh" h"h '""'
t,.r,,,rn 49, rl-Ir""ih "''H"'. Wh""''"r,
nnd D.. -"ni"d h"t !" I"h" A" ~" WV
~ ~" """"''y. -" "" NV '''"'' ,''''p
,hIrh lao wrui"d !" I"lh !" h"' "h'n'
n, nod va,v rI"A !" '"c. Hh" rn'',
aud ,,yhnn W. got I" Iiuhl"' "" 'r"'
thu, hc wanted 4" rot pu"" "'"R'''
Ito returned shortly aud wnn'"h ~"
In Irkn ~ wnlb n"r"HH the WhR".
yrnbhod mo and ~" mont thing Nncw
l., Ind .hnt mo | broke away hpn
RIM down tho road. calling Tor h"lp ana
/ twn men. whom I don't know. chh'H
md asked mo what tho 'r"un'n WIZ;
| told thom that I Ind been Fn", h"I
thcy wanted TO know who don" u.
waa very excited but told them 'nHt
DcEarmo had Hhot nj me. Sh" h'",,
told that she heard second click
rr tho gun and thought ihnI nc W.
, nrlnE nj her but instead III" raj"
must have been tho wound which
caused his death.
was put on the stand. He told OF
, hearing three shots I'd and didn
nav any attention unTfr he heard the
cries of woman. He said he got n
light and started to find out what INC
! troubl.. was and found the woman run
ming She told him. he said. that DC
garmn was laying down tho road
! iiItIc picCr When I arrived he was
! laying face down In puddle or bi"on
! | turned him over and laid his mean
/ on hin hat. In the meantime neNri"l
J officers arrived and took charge or inc
rase The revolver was lying about
! thrru feet from his body villa one "hI'-
| ridr, living close to tho revolver
| Officers MCIGwnh and tIlhnh. WI"
were ON the nCrno. hlno loIh Tue h"H''
| ,inI, and MofIwan stated that ~"
/ ,ams In with Mrs. iiabbi" ana got
| abatement fium har, IhlnhinE ihn' 'h"
/ niHht die Thin In tho nn'"" n'"'S
ihai she i"Id tho Ju'Y =,
! Dr IT. II t"pol"nd nnh i'f
! tIrnu who hoid an aul"rnyy "'"''"
! lint tho uh"t Which hIliod l'oE"'""
had ho"n med r'"m q yo'E zoe" ron
and that II ponalraIod Ihc rlhhl 'o"b'"'
ron,Irn,,nV tho hroln. hitting hone
! In the \h Of DcEaT""" nknll an"
' ,oh,uu.InL bach lodging !" tho h's'n
| 'rhIc they anld. In what 'anH"h h'H
doaIh ,, ma,
| ,ouc md returned III" vSrdl'' w"h COM
! ,,sod Uf Gonrg" ~ Wont wool Tor"
man. ChaTIru ClinOrd. " W. Th""r".
! John n Baucrr, william Wln'"'h"'"''
| md John CoHl"ll".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
'ACQU|T WENTZ
Of GIRL : DEATH
JUDGE ADDLEMAN EXCLUDES EvI-
DENCE IN ACCIDENT
| CASE
Young wollsburR Defendant Was Rep
rsHontsd by Attorney J. d.
HnndlAn

Frank WcntE Eon or II we'll known
physician Of Follnnsbo". was acquitted
OF the charge 81 mnnslauGhter. AS the
result OF tho death Of Miss Clara liar
ton on May 18Th. yesterday afternoon
after tho state had concluded It's tcstl,
m"ny. In tho WcllsbuTg term OF circuit
court.
Attorney ncrnnrd J. Iinndlnn Of this
city representing the defendant upon
tho conCIusiun or IN" states Witness
which WAS all rIrCunrl nnIlnl. moved
That The iostimnny ho excluded the mo
ton being nurlnlnch by Judge II ~.
Addlrmnn. who then ordered n verdict
or not guilty.
MlHr linrion was lnnthnilY killed last
spring whlio walking along tho ruai
above roIlnnrhco with John Long Hho
wan niTuCk by an automobile which ~
IN raid WIZ ira Yelling about 81 mlloA
por hour, Hrld 10 have born driven by
young WrniE
lIcr escort. who wnr kllod throo
weeks nEo Ia Tho ARNOLD min" north Of
FnllnnHboC lay M olrCrrIC wlr"
badly hruinod WHOM TIA" ElTI wna hit
hy tho machine. hut not r"rIuu"ly In
Jurcd
A number or witnoEroH wore "Namin-
"d by III" state hut NIL III" testimony
wnr rirCumainntial md Mr.. lInnhlNnH
motion was not unexpected
Tho next biE CaH" To com" up AT tn"
court IL that Of Mrs, Mike bndriCk.
charged with npIrdcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Speakers for tho Republican rally t9
bo hold at MopndSvilo Saturday Will
be announced today. An orator OF nat
tionAl reputation In to be sent To
MonndsvfIls from tho national hoadduer-
tcrs In Now York. A barbecue III being
arranged Mt tho camp ground. Tho Hard
ing Coolidge club OF Wheeling VIII at,
tend the meeting in body and Will
likely taka band with them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
RAISE $4,000 FOR
SCHOOLS FOR ALIENS

Al the ntUGiiu. 0f tho AIMEE l'anlEa
il"u uuInUliiou 81 tho chamber IF 'Vin
IiUi,a held la"i 'vGnInh la TIA" assoin
hIl I."iI, az thr chamber, I.iana t'r the
'"lninh "r ~ 900 f"i tho AnG, IL "i.i."
iI"u ,"i,'Ialsn =" L.. ,n,rI"i ga, lhtn Ia
to- Though "'h""l s'sai""s !" i""' "i
Ill. -! ruI,Ii, s.h""in SUi. dis'""sGd
TITO ,nnDIiur ras veil aIItudDd ley :,
n"U"h", 81 a"'TI"rr,a 81 iai", ih'"nr H.
~ h"in ~" 'nan III T." cached !" ="
sH"ii 4" st ih'', - 50 s'l ih" u'.l''"l"
u'h""I p'"aI"us ia 10 beta l." i'''''
i"'iIi. - h""ia T.. rdy",,.' ~. i"' "ls''
.'a - lss'"l"u ~" fi,r lI-h i""n"ans
""'i I" h"lu tLsu H. F'"Usi"'i"' H.,
"rrIY"r f"' 'iil-""-hiu T"r''" f'"f
= VI rlih"us HuT't i"in"dr"i 81 no
rlin "rhu~I- ~Iii 49, H. 'hsiun ~ ~"
wuih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
oon11rrrEE OF woMEN WILL BR
nv ATTENDANCE THROUGHOUT
DAY AT 1909 MARKET srREEr.
Morgan Rally WIN ne Hsad At Court
rhS~sSr Instead of thu MARKET
Auditorium

Tho Ohio County Republican com
usittoa Of women win this MORNING es-
tAblish branch Headquarters ~ tho Of
ftroa OF tho Republican executive com
u,Itteo i1oo Market strost for tho puT-
pose OF int ructinK womnn votoTH how
10 cast thoIr ballot at tho November
election Tho headquarters will ba In
charge Of hrs. Julian e. HsaTno. chair
Woman 90 the ftrni Congregational Dia-
trtoL and hTn, Flora Williams. chair
woman OF tho county committee.
There viii bc men,b~ru OF thnse two
commbtt ooa nj Republican hoadquart ora
oach day until November !: They will
gladly inEtruCt any women how 10 CaHt
theIr ballot and explain tho Australian
Hysteru OF vottuE which VIII bo uRsd In
Ohio county Women deslTtnK to secure
any informAt ton pertaining To tho HlNc-
tlon will b welcomed by tho women Rt
heAdduSrtera
For tho benefit Of tho women who
are unable to call nj headquarters those
present Wyil gladly answer any question
over tho Telephone. This information
can bo secured by calling 3Olo.
women should Register.
Bot Ween $500 and 5000 women Of
Ohio county have no far failed to regis
ter and unless they do 80 Will bo deprived
of tho night lie vote ou November J.
Women OF Onto county TOOK an especial
interest la tho nkht for suffrage and
nov mat lhFv wen thal ilhht lheJ
4hould nSS ioSs thslr 0pnuT iunity Ia have
a VOioo la tho selection of tho oandiaa 10
la Ao inaPoEtaut an aieOtI"a.
To-day 10 tho IAst day the TosisisTs 90
slil sat 81 thaIT respective pGuCin.ts fo.
tbs psspsso of IssIstaIlns ti's sStaUs
hss thsI IaaA-a ~ - ssssSI.tiai that sVsty
aaaa aHd -".asa s"iS' Of ihs ."Y"ty
~ha l.As s.I sasisiasaI. ~" 10 -
ssstalA - - -hsaLa. thsy have bah
FAsi-a.s~A ai.",la 'isit iha 'sRIai'aIIn
AoatL d. thaI' p's..ia"i
49,. Isstst'..s Ill sII f'".' 80
sAail .--', sod t'.-. o. ,..- o"iil . y ."
Ti.- ks,-.a ~ r''',t-i s.,s,'' la-ia"s.s vii
sii ~ tAs eos't t.us~ s' the "a ~ad 10
Fus tbs sssspsr~a ~ 'ssi-' s'trs y.tars S-i,,,
hsvs saI assiifisa bui t'.ssf.'- -. ihs'
date - r"t ha lsaurh unili The H.t
.'.. "'1u.,iiuH ihu sls'ti"o that as,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

The f.h r,atilr. ."i.."ii,ss at the
h".iIl.,n w-ai Nl.Hlaia 't""i ni's'"i"'"
viii ,...I hs,s tm,iav 81 ~. s."rs ii'n',
iiun fDds'aI n"",l "unSs"s. ~ 10 90
t,u"iad ih.i ihs =" "Is'"tivs -H"'i 81
r,"i "Ts's'"'- du'i~E he lest f"w ~rsL"
VII '-n.,i "'siIi,'hT ""d tie sh"''~
~ ~" department ~ ln.iIu- sud H"'th
s,u West vI,siuir rnsI "ra'ai"'s viii
sooumplIah game. tRt tTsuli"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
SCHOOL DR. INSTRUCTION OPENED
BY ohio COUNTY REPUBLICANS
FOR BENEFIT Of WOMEN VOTERS
coming on the 10. 1t will be but two day.
morran M.s.inE Changed.

prior to eleCtion.
Mor9an Meeting Changed.
Instead OF tho Morgan rally heinR
held at tho Market Audit ium on tho
evening OF October IS II Will be held AT
tho Court thoatcr according 10 AN an
nouncsmsnt made last evening by Rob
srt J. Rcistor. chairman or the OHIO
County Republican executive commit tee.
Judge Morgan. tho Republican Eubornn-
toricl nominee. who VIII be tho princi-
pal spoaker at IN" meeting VIII be &C
coTdod u great reception during tho aft
ernooh and evening.
Upon HIS arrival lao VIII bo met at tho
depot by baud and committee who VIII
orcort him To tho Mci.urn Hotel. Tho
Harding Coolidge club viii he IN" ro-
caption Committo and VIII turn out In
fun mnu,bsrrhip. Delegations from all
tho nearby counties will como 10 Whsol-
Ing TO attend tho meeting
Clay Borooi Tonight
Women OF clay dIHtrlct AFRO r"nueatod
to nttcnd "a meeting 10 bc hold this oven
Ink Mt tho Clay schoOl house The mcot-
Ing will 10 In charge or Mrs. Julian q.
ii"arns and Mrs. Flora WilllamH. IL was
called for tho purposc OF inStructinK
tho women Of that dist rict how to cast
their ballot Mt tho coming election.
Every woman In tho district should at
tend.
hShly jackson whose name appodIou
yesterday as a captain Of the Clay dis
trict Montgomery club made tho follow
INK statement:
Il was certainly surprised to soc my
namo la tho newspapers Monday an a
| captAiu OF a Montgomery team Ia 'lhy
District. l did not attend tho meeting
SUNDAY at Montgomery headquarters And
| auth0rtaad nO QUO Ia enroll mo as a
hont somsTy ~oTh-T l vac too Fred
fauI tT"sa"uD la the pTiinhry and n"~
! stand los the solid Republican itch OF
fEonI tap 10 L"I.In I InIsnd Vs.tins IaT
hT h"Tsa" ai"na with tho "ihs' ''""
"n the situishI iiahot Daa''"t ""do'
e,a"h ~hssa ihs Meat s"."s'y l"ahs's
a"i tie IdGs f~As Tee hsiI nsn
po'..s, stats nsuAIU n"i white ~
Ai"Rr ''n'.iy v-aa an'"s iha as is'a a.
Hsr"l'ii"s" h'.'bI".'t"'" y"a-"'d.r u"
speaking ~ iha ",ilr"b &" b"uihs'"
W oct NI'sirlp hr s"ih Wss' NhrlH'"
~ih '"ii ur - rlu'sii'V ~ hng 40 QUO
fU' hEnsiw iIntdihs white Judge Morgan
std The snil,. il,L"i viii bs swpri
4" sI"in'E ! 80" I"lIy """Vi"H"h sfto'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

For Eomn timo my little boy now
nvo years old had a terrible huCktnE
cough We became very much alarmed
about his condition Qpd tried Hcvcral
different cough medicines. but nothing
had the desired effect until We began
uSinK ChRmberlain's Cough Remedy
This was just what no needed. u re
lieVod him at once and by CunIIuuing
It's uHo for u short time hc was we'll.
writes Mrs. ChAS HTeybTOok. Middle
Vile. N Y You may we'll imagine tho
deep gratitude Of the mother under
theaa circumstance aud that she Ia
certain Ia recommend Chamberlain n
CouEh Remedy ~ hrr fTionds. and
these poTs0nai TaC"1. >ne ndati"ns a.,
..unt Ia a laTss measure fnI tho p"ru
iaTiIy Of th!s remedy r"I ssla by all
uG aIGtB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
CITY TAX BILLS
ARE NOW READY
Taxpayers Got Discount on Bills raid
nNfOro December 1,

Tho force la tho city irrnsuror'n OF
ficn has been very Duny during tho past
couple woekn and have nil city tax BILLS
roady which AFRO duo after tho first of
Nov eInbor. Tho bills have been rnady
for tho pant two weeks and many "f tho
pounla havo boon taking advantage Of
tho discount by paying them now. A
large number OF Tho bllln have already
boon collected by tho treasurer
Tho bills became duo on October Int
until three years ago whom II war chang
cd to November. thin giving all IA month
Of grace Any person wishing to take
advantage OF tho HEcount can atop Mt
tho city troaHuror'n office aud pay taxes
at any time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
RELEASE JONES
ON $4,000 BAIL
pnLLAInI MAN A0UUanD or ar
TAMssr no MILL DAN
UOLnHAT
| Latte. mas Bs.a Un0oahSi""S ninos
SEPT 90 nay ne A"idsE
UhatHs

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In III. naiu,nat ,""Idy I.ii "l,-'ssh "I''
.s.a,,ii a.. MN ~aa Iul."n.d i.hi .hbh'
.na.. 10 UbU hnnd /" ""Hh IL" ""'"""'%
81 lha inin,Ioa hD h "il.ksh I" l,"f" !"
iii.i.d ,t..n h-,i.t '.oihr, 81 nsii-I''.
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t,iL..I -s"a I,,"nI -" ihs iI''" ~ ~"
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I.,,i ~. ,Ir,et ~ rstn"ll I" flll nov
.rrIn-i I',".- ~iIl u" "lN"r'f' -
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Weather: Fair
STONE & THOMAS
Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1920
CONTINUING the Extraordinary Sale
49, of Women's Suits and Dresses

THE garments involved this great undertaking event are tc ~
several spot purchases from leading makers from whom we b
attractive Suits and Dresses the kInd
ordinarily priced very much higher hut we H" our good I"
with ind priced the garments IN tins way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

viaHinE tho six congregational hiHlrlcte
az tho state that thu noNt rrprrH"nto
,Iv~H from West Virginia Will hs ak
Republican,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Tho Republican county "Encutiv'
committee will hold an important meet
ing this evening at hcRdqunrtera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
The Dresses
$500
Values $500 to $3.50

A woman may don just such Frocks as these
early in the morning and be sure she will be prop
crly attired for whatever the day may bring forth
Navy blue tricotine is the favored Autumn
weave, used separately or in combination with
satin Beautiful beading, colored embroidery or
strictly tailored effects So far this season we
e; s S:: Is; e. +; 60; Is: :; ::: $3.50
Monday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
stors-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
DEPARTMENT STORE NAM GIVES
OUT STRONG PUBLIC STATEMENT

P. Daley. Receiving Clerk at
Goldsmith s, Says Pepgen
Has Made Remarkable I'm
proYement in Wife's Condi.
tion-Reheved of Indiges-
ton and Nervousness-En-
joys Fine Appetite and
Gains Weight.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
NEW JUVENILE COURT JUDGE
QUALIFIED BY MOTHERHOOD
BY MEMORY M'coRD.

She was a nicely dressed woman,
somewhere near h age Of sc, and she
drove her car up Nam street Tuesday
afternoon from Hotel Gayoso, after bid
ding goodbye to the committee repre-
| senting the Armenian relief fund. AT
the first corner Il traffic policeman
whom she knew signaled her to stop.
Good evening, judge" he said, salut-
ing, and for the lie OF her Mrs. Thomas
f. Kelley, 1858 Carruthers avenue,
couldn't think what he meant. Several
blocks farther down she parked her car
and entered her cage-likc office which
sits in the southeast corner of Court
square. Evelyn. her 9-year-old daugh-
ter, greeted her frantically:
oh, mother, she sand, they've elect
ed you judgc of the juvenile court
How do you know?' Mrs, Kelley
gasped.
because it's in The News Scimitar,"
Evelyn cried, ''in the last edition."
That vas the first | knew of the
appointment Mrs. Kelley said today,
though Mayor Paine had once said
something 20 me upon the subject.
Even now I'm not at all sure of myself.
YOU remember the old woma in the
nursery tale who wondered If I am II
Wen, that's myself. / take the ap-
pointment, though, as a recognition to
Memphis women and not as 4 compli-
ment to me,
Even yet there may be some ques-
ton as to whether or not a woman viii
be allowed to sit Upon the bench. This
problem has already presented itself,
but any number of lawyers and judges
Of the city have called me up and ex-
planned that If n single obstacle blocked
the way they would do their best to
remove it,
president of the Parent-Teacher associa-
examination, never have been admitted
to the bar, but | have read quite a bit
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
MAKES QUICK GAIN
Of EIGHT POUNDS
J. B. Jacobs, Machinist, 1896
Ayers ST, Says Pepgen
Results Are Great.

u u. Jacobs, machinist at the Frisco
railroad shops, who lives at 1896 Ayer'
street, Memphis. is enthusiastic over
tho merits Of Pepgen as the result OF
his experience with this remedy.
why he should be so enthusiastic be-
m quite plain in considering what
pepgen has done for him. as he de-
seribes in the statement that follows,
He says;
Il had been in rundown condition
for three months, My stomach was in
bad shape. / suffered a lot from in
digestion. l didn't eat much in the
evening. but 1t would be hours before
my stomach felt easy enough for me
TO go TO sleep,
II felt tired and worn out all tho
time and had no energy about my
work. / worked many days when It
seemed the day would never end My
complexion was bad | had a poor
appetite, l had fallen off III weight
Ny face had become thin.
Il have not been taking Pepgen very
long. but already | seem like a diff
ferent man. Everybody says I look 80
much better. ! have a splendid appe-
siite and my meals taste fine. | do mot
suffer from any bad after-effects, as
used 70.
III don't feel tired and worn out like
] used to. The days seem short to me
now because my work doesn't exhaust
me. / have gained eight pounds in
weight. My face has filled out and /
have a good. healthy color.
II can recommend Pepgen to anyone
who IA in rundown condition, II has
made an entirely new man Of me in a
short time"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
NAVY RECRUITING
TRAIN DUE FRIDAY
Governor and Officials Aid in
Getting Men for Super
dreadnaught.

The navy recruiting train, which Is
touring tho state for recruits for tho
sup1rdroadEauEht Tennessee win be IN
Memphis Friday. Gov. 4. II. Roberts,
Harvey II, Hannah. Of The State utili-
Ties commission Col Harry Berry,
state commander OF the American Le-
gioui LluCt-tommander o.. y. Wei
rhelt, L. S. navy. and Gen. Baxter
Sweeney. state adjutant- general viii
be tho principal speakers. Tho Great
Lakes naval training station band.
which was a part u the original Cne-
thousand piece Sousa Aggregation. viii
give "A coucelt FOR the people Of Mem
phis.
l.. T. Ruggles, navy publicity man
from tho bureau In New York, and
who has been ahead Of the governor
and Cant. r. II. Leigh OF the Tennes-.
see on their speaking tour of the state,
said that next week would complete
III eeulistments for the Tennessee, and
that the ships complement would be
filled II enlistmeuts kept up as heavily
as they have been for the past few
weeks. Tennessee led the United
states IN cnlistmcnts for the first two
weeks In January.
Commander W. T., Cheadlc. recruit.
ing officer for the Tennessee district,
said that he expected this week would
bee TIA" banner one for the entire drive.
and that he was very anxious to close
the campaign on Jan, 10.
Tho special train left Nashville on
Jan. and toured the eastern part Of
the state. The party win leave Mem
phis and 60 10 Covingtou. Dyorsburg.
Union city, Paris, Clarksville and then
make the towns south Of Nashville,
finishing up the tour at Nashville Oh
Jan, 10.
G, NJ. Wagslaff. chief bandmastcr OF
The superareaduaught Tennessee, is in
Memphis to secure musicians for thn