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New-York tribune., 1920-04-22
Recorded Mortgages

GAITEx n Rartnick to w Emlen Roose-
III So4 sth av and ano. eN's OF Sor-
"S.isus Roosevelt years poos
.sss. Tito G S I Co '.'.. 'sss.'o0
srswAS ST. So, n 5. "a. 4xs7 sxsS sx
So Anril 20: f II Holman to Louise
y sWrAu.ster. Newport. 1; due as
srS. 81, p { .....-.-.. .''---- ss"'"'e
rrrRRy ST. as, W 5. sA1-s n Spring
= a. sxa5s sx irres; . m: Aprh ~; Non
ante Russolo to New YORK So.,,' 20.
ssssd a.: years. sis y c: attys' Msrrilt;
BROADWAY. 2Ss. $. IS. tSao' OK
SAs,s.. April 20: Israel Aaisel to John |.
nasss,s sSs East Broadway insts.s, p
snv u,tSe $4,000: address. MISS Maisel
,::sD,soS ~ ssS' sr. sss. S, sl.2xloo; p m;
tArl.,I eo Nathan Hochron and ano 10
-, 81 Mitchell trus. Bryn Mswr Park.
vans,rs. Y: due April 20. 1874 . =
s'~. a,tys. Mitchell & NJ - Wan
.ss.ln ST. as. $, sSxs7.s; ? m April
On. bernhard Kahn to Allen w Seamans'
.h,srht, n. j.. due April rs, 1926 \
= 9, atty. e Esselstyne. Kec,or - NV -,
APT. p R-owne and ano. sl+ Skelton
Hu1 jamaica l. 1; years. S's c: atty
xsw YORK T & NJ Co sso.uov :.
cHhisS ss.,So April 20: BENZ r Silver to
e. ~ lew 1857 Loring pl. Bronx
NILS s D c: pr rntge sl4.75o; aitys,
'n~,si asrs,eiu 4 L. l2s Broadway 5000
East side
AZ VS.. SO l7,h st, ssxioo: April
-. chas H Rohrs tr to Lima Maisr l
iced st, ; years, pos C. pr pr n,s IS 600
.,wH w ST ass-se7 e. S. asloxss.s' m
"a mi 90: r & Holding Co TO Louis
Ma,.on. ApIh, las " Is5th st: due April 20,
,sss: atty. Theo sattier' lfs Kan afn oon
.rH ~ ST. is5 E. 5. soxloos' m april
~ W., Coo II Nakepeace TO Abr and freaa
.u,rz =: exrs. etc 1s5 Z saith St due
April 20, 1921; 5.a g. a''ys nanael, sasooo
baum Bros. 50 Wall 81 ,ox,oo. April sip'Iso ~,
ssu w. oN, and Rae Scholz to Central Saw
r.nk. 1877 4th av; due May l. 1925, ;,
go n. atty. NJ Auerbach. IS Broad
r1sr END Av, $50. g. So Tooth st.
.ayks: April 10: Anna Levine to susanna
Esss. 3ss3 Valentine av; yrs. y G,
ATTY, N T & NJ Co, ,:..........s = oou oov
VA ,ao II: April 90 Mary O'Connell TO kath
pan. 81 " lo3d st: yrs. 6; pr
mtee sl145oo; atty. T G & T CO 90 boo
,igrH ST, 9. ESQ e: LenoH av, lex lon /
Fracht. 5s2 " l15th st; yrs. c,
stty. Benz Koenigsberg. 80 Nassau
.Ia ST. as W M, 90 Ams5sraa~ Ar,syaf5 Rsa,, av
corpn to Fredk f shlen. Els w lolst
It: due Dec Is. 1925, c; pr mtge
$4,000; atty. l. T & Co s3s, ooc
usrH ST. w. $. 2ISxlooIl, m m
Fab 2s: Boris Dave to Gustav Boyer. SIC
Summit av. Mt Vernon. Y: due Sept I
1875, 6 p c. pr mtse $4,000: atty, Rob
srt Boyer, 81 Chamber st 81. 0or
.:ox 57.4 to c old Bloomindalt
mad srloeed1 f00.ltx AK S 1877,
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p m: April ~: Milton Realty corpn to

winsieid ' a Huppuch. ioa Ns Hudson n0FPs FAILS te
n T. ana ano, exrs; yrs 5la p 9;
m: April 20: Day Realty Co to Mnl-
s1ancne nan ,ase ReAlty oorpn. l2s sway; ar Que
1ssTH ST. sio-sl2 w. So. 54sxeoii: 'D'gnc m
Macdonald. 1877 Riverside Drive: due and
II int = as $ per ,n bond pr mtse 'SsS00 ;ss a'sy oSo
,45rH = ST 4s5 W s. lssxesi1. 'T9'vuo NJ ::
April 10: Emanuel Morris to Title Guar
& Trust Co. i7s Bway; due and int as
1soTH sr. $. .5s Boulevard isxss.iI, ss.IIC ,
p m: April 10: Lawrence $ Goldberg to
the Kings County Saw Instn of Bklyn
yrs 5's c. atty. c & T Co. $40 900
West Side
srTf Av. $, 4s 14th st, 22xso; April 49,:
s2noa Of shs &c 'e csuesb
assys. Paliisser. G & o'c. 2sa Bway. -
18th ST. ass w. s. 25xloas: April ls;
pr mtse $4,000; atty. T C 4 r Co..
49, II West goth st Corpn to stebbins
1921: ? c; pr mtse $4,000. atsyy; Y:
SAME PROPERTY; April 10; same to
sss 600 due s,sd March l. 1921 c. p. sge
TO- west asth ! st sssp corpn 70 % o DIVA AprI'
t1o H9e ooo 81 ss,h st; yrs G. pr MT mt, ss
srH Av. asa. n W s4th st. 81. ex1oo: M;
March !; $50 w s5th St Corpn to Colum
ssap; @ 81 and C: attys Davies Auer,
36TH ST. rs and 80 w 8 s. 50x3s.9 p m
April Is; Danwood Realty Co to Rivoli
Realty Co. IS e 4lst ST: 5 yrs, 6 c;
pr mtee sal2.6oo; atty, Albert J shaw.
9TH Av. 54s. s. 25.l n 4oth st, s4.sx72;
m; March 30; Freda Zimmerman to
EiiS w Gathers a, Aberdeen Aptmts
4sFS sT. gu sss W ;. sosloo.s ssa ST. Se
I.chtman to j G Berman, ass 5th av
due and int. as bond atty, JOS r Vein
be-, berger 5, chambsrs an Del st 81, ,ooc
1905 m: mtges. $4,000 EACH Apr
ls; Arthur w. Tams to Charles Brown
ref. w oath st; yrs. c; atty, c
4sTH ST. sos W. s, 1s.sxioo.5: m; no.. Ap, ~,
is; ] Louis schaefer to same; yrs;
4sRH ST. "r'y sans s. rs sth av lots s1s s.ef eef
1s.9x10o6; p m; mtges sl5.50o each
Apr IS; same to same: yrs. 5 P 6
4sTH sT. so4 w, >. 1ssx1oo.5: -'In' p m
Apr IS; Cappa Realty Co to sam; yrs
46TH ST. 9, 91.s 8th av. 1esxl0o 5
m: Apr 1s: same TO same: 3 yrs.
C, atty, same. ........... SIS 2T,
46TH ST, 359-3s1 w, g. lots. eacl
1s.SxIo05; Apr IS; same to same: yrs
4sTH ST s7i W. q. is.sxio7 sx54ix5s 1857
M Apr 16; Philip Goldberg to same
yrs. c............! s14 2s
4sTH ST. 3. so 9th av, runs ire 581l.
5s.6x w IS to beg; same to same p IN
Apr 16 $14 2S(
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VERMONT
INSTRUCTION

nnATT SCHOOL. 81 West %5th Street,
FKAI Secretaral training; individual
sAHhs instruction. Day. evening.
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Recorded Leases
Manhattan

42D ST. $ s, bet Bway and 7th av, str
and c. subway Central Bldg Corp to
from May l, $780, atty. F. w Sperling.
u Cedar st -........,. $25. .0c0
5TH AV, cor 30th st, 7th to 10th
floors inc. Holland House; 5th Ave and
30th Str Corp 10 Amer Baptist Foreign
Mission Society; yrs from May l. 1920
yr renew and yrs renew; atty. VIM
r Conklin. 81 Nassau st. ......... 500, 900
6TH AV, 14l-7. 9th hoor south: Shenk r
& Co to Adams Chester Co, l4l 5th
av; yrs from Feb l. 1920; atty. D 3
26TH ST. 4s w. str. and floor above
st. Union and New Haven r Co. trus.
to Saml Kaplan. 1853 Beck ST. Bronx,
and auo, firm Kaplan & Goldbatt 46
w 2sth st: 11-12 yrs from March /.
1890; atty, Sol Len. 200 sth av...s+ 500
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ACCOUNTANCY

Nav classes are now forming. day or
early evening sessions Write for helpful
booklet Your POSTWAR Opportunity"
and Bulletin lis.
PACE s PACE, 80 Church ST.. New York.
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TRANsPAClr1C MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoirics
Station. New York. at p. m. as follows
Hawaii. Japan. Corea and China, via San
Francisco steamship Siberia Maru,
April %.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Manoa, April ~
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria B.
c.. steamship Makura. April "a
Japan, Corea. China, SIAM Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indes and Philip
pine Islands, via san Francisco, steamship
Nanking. April "a
Japan, Corea. China, Siam, Cochin
China and Netherlands East Indies via
Seattle. steamship Tyndareus, April 2s
Japan, Corea. China, Siam. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and Philip
pine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria
b. c., steamship Empress Of Asia
May i.
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Shipping News

Continued from page eight
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29th' Lake pesha; west 2otn: Janeta
tBr). Trinculo (Br), Jean. w NJ Burton
list; Chestnut Hill, Texas Oil Company
L J Drake: Jupiter (span). Currier.
SAVANNAH, Ga. April 21-Ar-'ved
Strs Lake Fear Charleston; Lake. Sils.
worth. Charleston and ordered to Jack
sonvllle; Juniata, Jacksonville and sailed
sonville
TAMPA, April el-Sailed: Strs Sem
iroie Norfols schr Jubilee. Matanzas.
strs Inca. New York; Couteiene. Norfolk.
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FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Genoa-S 5 san Giorgio
.tntwerp-S S Naples Maru.
Montevldeo-S Sildra
st Michaels--S S Beivedere.
AntofagostaA-S S Republic.
Liverpool--S s Vasari.
Scuthanpton-S s ManchRia, Lake Fla
tonia
Plymouth--S S Aiedo
Dartmouth-S s Blossom Heath.
Barry-S S Brookdaie.
Bristol-S Chantier.
Glasgow--S s Galahad
Avonmouth-S S Saluda
Panama Canal Cristobal--S S Evelyn
General w Gorgas.
Arrivals From New York
Port said-s City of Newcastle.
Genoa-S Italia.
Dakar--S s ShonGa
Flushing-S S Princess Matoika
Salonica-S S Tregenna.
Brest-S S Western
Manila--S S kazembe.
Callao--S S Santa Teresa
Batavia-S John Roach
Yokohama-S Tuscan Prince.
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In the Auction Market

BY ]. #. Mayors
ENOX AV, a47, 1911 n i2Tth st 2ox
100 4-sty tint g. strs E Schwartz agt
b l. Blauveit. adm, ct tt; due. SEA-
7l2.4l. to the plaintiff for $4,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
CLUBDOM
APPOINTMENTS MADE
by SONS OF VETERANS

The official list OF tho appoint
ments of the Tennessee Division,
Sons of Confederate Veterans. for the
Houston reunion oct. 6-7-s-s, is as
follows:
Miss Mabel Steger sponsor; Mrs,
Melba Misenheimer, chaperon; Mrs.
w C.. Wilcox, matron OF honor; Miss
Margaret Old, maid of honor; Miss
Marguerite Antwine, maid of honor;
Miss Genevieve Aste, maid of honor;
Miss Marie Gladys Weber mascot.
The appointments were made by
George b. Bowling, adjutant, general
and chief of staff.
All Sons of Veterans who expect
o attend the reunion must pay their
annual dues in order to obtain certi-
ficates which entitle them TO the 1c
railroad fare unless they join some
rank, The dues are 81 year. Ger
lficatcs viii only be issued this week.
Those who are entitled to the
special rate tickets OF lie per mile to
Houston, Texas. Confederate reunion
are members of the United Confed-
crate Veterans, members of the Sons
10 Confederate Veterans. members of
their families, members of the Con-
federated Southern Memorial assoc
citation and members of their families
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Here and There

Miss Alice Lake, who reached home
the last of the week after having
spent a most delightful summer In
Colorado. will leave on Friday for St.
Louis, where she will be bridesmaid
at the marriage Of her brother, Mr..
Richard Henry Lake. and Miss Shir-
ley McDavitt on Monday. Oct l..
Col. and Mrs. Lake and other mem
bers OF the family will leave later
TO attend the wedding.
Miss Lucy Coles Garrett, OF Pass
Christian, formerly OF Memphis, is
the guest of Miss Estelle Lake In
her home on Mclean boulevard, and
will later visit Mrs. Lee Cameron
Jones.
Mrs. Mark Brown and children
have returned after having spent the
summer in Michigan.
-
Miss Kimbrough Swift and Miss
Agnes Vaughan have gone to enter
the Southern Methodist university
in Dallas. Tex.
Mrs. Wesley Goyer the latter for
merly Miss Ida Belle Brame, has
gone to st. Louis to be the guest of
her cousin, Miss Shirley McDavitt
She will be the matron of honor on
the occasion of Miss McDavitt's mar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Entertainments
MRS. cRAeTREE ENTERTAINs IN
HONOR OF LITTLE DAUGHTER

Mrs. Ike Crabtree entertained with
a delightful childrens party on sat
urday afternoon complimentary TO
her attractive little daughter. Helen
Walmsley, the occasion being her
seventh birthday anniversary.
The children enjoyed a number OF
merry games and a most interesting
feature was a contest to pin the tall
on a black cat. Little Miss Margaret
Tayloe won the prize, a box OF CANDY
in the form of fish. Later the chill
dren made charming picture as
they gathered around the table, deco
rated with pink roses. where the CEN
ter Of interest was the beautiful
birthday cake with its seven lighted
tapers.
The places were marked by Jap
anese favors and each child also re-
ceived swapping favor, which. when
opened, revealed a fancy cap.
The little honoree who presided
gracefully at the feast. wore dainty
frock OF apricot organdie embroid-
cred in blue,
Mrs, Crabtree was assisted by Mrs
w. r. King and Mrs. c. h. Smith in
entertaining the little guests, num-
beers among whom were: Margaret
and Virginia Tayloe, Tempe Patton.
Jane Walker. Jane Busted, Peggy
Henderson, Lucian Oates. Marine and
Jennie Burford Puryearr Jack and
comus Kelly. George Selden. Jack
and Frederick Heflin and Robert
Neal.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Program for Musicale.

The program for the musicale and
tea, which will be given by the Wom-
ans auxiliary of Calvary church on
Tuesday afternoon from to 5
o'clock in the home of Mrs, Walter
Landrum, on Goodbar place, and to
which the public has been invited,
has been arranged as follows:
Soprano solo-(a) Morning Speaks
(b) One Fleeing Hour .....,L Leo
Mrs. r. S. Dimmock.
Violin obbligato, Miss Kath-
crime Mckeever. ACCOMPANY
ment. Mr.. Adolph Steuter-
man.
Reading-Lasca ............ Depriz
Mrs. Harry Adams.
Violin solo---Star Of Eve ... Wagner
Miss McKeever
Vocal duet-Whispering Hope -.
Mrs. Dimmock, Mrs. J.
Crockett Adams.
Address-Rev, c. F. Blaisdel.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Egan.Cross.

Mrs. Rose Egan announces the
marriage of her daughter, Grace
Helen, to Mr.. Il. Gales Cross, on Mon
day Sept ~, at the parsonage OF
the Sacred Heart church. The cere-
mony took place at $3.50 o'clock, the
Rev. Father Mahony officiating in
the presence of relatives and friends.
The only attendants were Miss Lou
Yancey and Miss Jaunita Arnoult
and Messrs. Frank Hancock and Pat
rick Egan.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. Cross and his bride left for a
short bridal trip. after which they
will be at home at 1881 Monroe ave-
nue..
For the ceremony and the trip,
which followed, the bride wore a
handsome tailored suit of dark blue
duvetyn with hat to match and a
corsage bouquet OF pink roses.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
BEETHOVEN CLUB OPENS
ITS MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

Mrs. J. +. Hin. president of the
Beethoven club, urges all those who
were members of the club during
l9l9-1920. to notify Mrs. L. Y. Mason,
SO North Bellevue boulevard, chair
man Of the membership committee, IL
they expect to continue their mem
bership for the season 1920 1921. This
Is very important and members have
been asked to send In their names at
once In order that Mrs. Mason may
know just how many new members
may be accepted to complete the
1000, to which the club is restricted
on account of the limited seating
capacity of the theaters.
The names OF many new members
have already been submitted to the
club by members Of the various
teams, who most appropriately have
chosen the colors of the rainbow, for
the banners under which they are
conducting the membership cam
paign which is already assured of
success. Unless the old members i'm
mediately comply with the request of
the president. the number may go
far in excess OF the 900 mark
Tho captains and members OF their
teams, to any one of whom. appliCa-
lnstion for membership may be made,
are as follows:
Red-Mrs. W. J. Hon and Mines
r. A. Street, r. +. L. Martin. ]. A.
| Hughes. l.. A. Thornton, f. S. Wor-
den, a. B. Williams
Orange--Mrs. J. Q. Flautt and
Mines, William Flautt NJ. c. Smith.
/ w. J. Cottingham, Misses Louise
Trezevant, Minnie Milligan and Jen-
| ME DeShazo.
! Yellow-Mrs. w. S. Hyatt and Mr.
Paul Stalls. Mrs. Sam Oppenheimer,
Mrs. Irby Bennett. Miss Belle Wade
Miss Susie Booker and Miss Laverne
DeShazo.
Green-Mrs. NJ. G. buckingham
and Mines. Leone LOBBY McCallum.
A. Stubbe, Alfred Sohun. william
Kauss, Mis- Alice Maxwell and Miss
Mary O'Callaghan.
Niolct-Mrs. w. ]. Gilfillan. Mrs
Ella NJ. Atkins. Mrs. A. B. Wohlge-
muth, Mrs. w. II. Snow. Miss Eta
Hanson, Miss Florence Taylor and
Mr.. Erin Farley
Blue--Mrs. w. =. Chapman and
Mines. w h, Murrah, r. d. Owen,
f. w. Taylor. Il, r, Douglass. II. S.
)immock and Miss Elizabeth Mosby
| lndigo-Mrs. J. Fred Pritchard and
Mines. Ralph May, O. II. Mueller
J. r. Houck, A. L. Heiskell, j. G..
Gerbig and Charles Dean.
| This campaign will close the day
OF the first regular meeting OF the
club on the second Wednesday in
October. Members OF the club may
secure membership and report TO any
team they favor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Weddings
Busby- Fulmer.

The marriage of Miss Mary Lee
Busby, daughter of Mrs, J. ]. Busoy.
10 Mr.. Arthur Fiser Fulmer. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Fulmer. was very
quietly solemnized on Saturday even
ing in the home OF the brides mother,
the Very Rev. Frederick DUN. Devall,
dean of st. Mary's Cathedral, offi-
ciating in the presence of only imme-
date relatives.
The wedding came as surprise
TO those in social circles, where both
are exceedingly popular, as an
nouncement had been made that their
marriage would take place later In
the fall.
For the ceremony, the bride, who
was one of the charming girls intro
duced to society last November, was
lovely in a gown OF ivory lace, draped
in chiffon and carried a shower
bouquet OF orchids and valley lines.
Mr.. Fulmer and his bride eft I'M
mediately after the ceremony on a
bridal trip of several weeks. after
which, they will be at home in Mem
phis, where they will be cordially
welcomed as members OF the younger
married set
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Announcements
HOUSE PARTY GUESTS HAVE ,
MOST DELIGHTFUL WEEK END

Misses Gertrude Russell Louise
Robertson, Irene Bond, Messrs. Jack
Harris, John Bell, Jr., and Giles
Coors, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Kellar have returned after having
spent the week END most delightfully."-
in Jackson. Tenn. The girls in the
party enjoyed the charming hospital
ity of Miss Helen Morgan, and the
young men were the guests of Mr..
Addison Johnston.
On Friday evening, Miss Morgan
entertained the Memphians and other
friends at dinner. the guests later
attending a dance at the Jackson
Country club. On Saturday Mr.. John
ston entertained in their honor at
luncheon at the Country club and on
Saturday evening with a dinner. The
pleasure of the occasion was en-
HANGED by music by Memphis mu-
sicians.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27

rage TO Mr.. r. Henry Lake, of this
city, on Monday, Oct. 4.
Miss Jewett Swift has returned
after several weeks stay at Biloxi
and a visit in New Orleans as the
guest OF Mrs. w. L. Penick, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Hill, OF Nashville. at
whose marriage Miss Swift was
bridesmaid.
Mrs. Justina Alcorn Swift is ex-
pected home on Tuesday after a stay
at Biloxi and on her plantation, Jas
land, Jamestown, Miss.
Miss Anna Polk Speed, OF Phila-
delphia. Is visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Pepper, SIS
Adams avenue.
Mrs M. Eugene Clark, with her in
FAINT son. Irby Bennett, and maid
will reach Memphis on Thursday
after having spent the heated term
at her summer cottage in the Mis-
souri, Ozarks and will be at home
at 226S Madison avenue.
Mrs. John w. Mcclure has been
welcomed home after having spent
the summer travelling in England and
Ireland.
DIR. and Mrs. w. T. Black have re-
| turned after a two weeks stay In
Rochester, Mimi, and Chicago.
Mrs. Milton Smith and children
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Hyde.

The marriage of Miss Sara Thomas
TO MIR. Robert Hyde was quietly SOL
emnized on Thursday afternoon at
the parsonage of the Methodist
church, Holly Springs, Miss, the Rev
w. r. Lott officiating.
The bride was gowned in a blue
tricotine suit with hat and Access
sories In harmony.
After a short bridal trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyde will return to their home
in Wyatte, Miss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
DEATH NOTICES

Death notices will be inserted with
out charge II presented for publication
by burial director or authorized person.
BOwE-At the Presbyterian Home
hospital. Monday morning. Sept. 81.
1920, at 1 o'clock, Nathaniel Woodson.
aged 10 years, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Bowe; brother Of Annie, Pearl, Arthur,
Clarence and Bruce Bowe.
Funeral from the residence. Plum
Point, Miss, tomorrow Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Friends are invited.
1nterment In Edmondson's cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27

MARIANNA. Ark.-Marianna is to
have an occupation tax. According to
statement prepared by Mayor Nor
ment. the total revenues of the city
amount to approximately $4,000. OF
this Sl4, 900 comes from the regular five
mill tax. and $1,000 from all other
sources. For several years the neces-
sary expenditures have exceeded this
amount
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27

CAMDEN, Ark,-The Camden cotton
exchange has been organized. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
George r. Gordon: vice. president. o. l..
Lde; secretary. ]. Hamilton Good
game. T. F. Criner. representing the
Neild a Flournoy Cotton company, OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
LODGE NOTICES

Lodge notices will be inserted without
charge II mailed or brought 10 The
News Scimitar office.
THE TENNESSEE CHAPTER OF
the Rainbow Division Veterans will hold
special meeting at the Chamber Of
Commerce on Tuesday. Sept. 2s. at s
pm. Important business will be dis
cussed and all members and prospec-
tive members are urged TO attend.
SHERMAN A. BRINEY, Secretary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Purgatorian Society.

The members OF st. Brigid's Pur-
gatorian society will hold the regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening at
s o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Lemm, 635 North Fourth street. A
full attendance has been urged
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
OPENING SOCIAL EVENT AT
REX CLUB MONDAY EVENING

The members of the Rex club will
informally open their social season
with the first OF the after the theater
supper dances which will be enjoyed
by the young people of the club and
their guests on Monday evening
Though most informal. the affair is
being anticipated with much pleasure
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
City Union Will Meet.

There will be an important meet
ing of the city union of the Kings
Daughters on Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock in the Concert Hall Of the
Womans building. Annual reports
will be given by each circle. Officers
will be elected. and delegates ap-
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Arnold Tiller.

The marriage OF Miss Annetta Ar
mold to Mr.. Thomas Tiller was very
quietly solemnized on Saturday eve
ming at the parsonage of the LaBelle
| Baptist church. the Rev. ID. A. Ellis
officiating.
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Meeting Postponed.

The meeting OF the Maury Parent
Teacher association. which was TO
have been held on Friday. has been
postponed until Friday, oct. S, on
account Of the Tri- State fair.
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Friends of Needy Circle

The friends Of the Needy circle Of
the Kings Daughters will hold a
called meeting on Tuesday noEninG
at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Gayoso
\ full attendance has been urged.
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pointed for the state convention at
Clarksville on Oct. IL. Every Kings
Daughter in the city is urged to be
present.
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Shreveport. win have charge Of the
local exchange.
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Old Floors Refinished.

New floors, metal Memberships and
screens installed anywhere. Chears
Floor & Screen Co.. Main 1888. adv.
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JoNESBoRo. Ark--Mrs. J. C. Dean
died Sunday. She is survived by her
husband and several children.
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who spent the summer at Linville.
". c.. have returned.
Mrs. Il. II. Maddox and daughter,
Miss Sarah, are spending the week
in New York. before Miss Maddox
enters Ogontz school.
Mr.. AL Shainberg is spending the
week at the new Waldorf Astoria,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Gillespie
of Greenwood, Miss. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Ellis, of Capleville
Mr.. Gillespie is the publisher of the
Commonwealth, one OF the foremost
papers in the Mississippi delta.
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BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.
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DR.. c. n, BRACKETT

DIR. c. n, BRACKETT
Osteopath.
Wishes TO announce the opening OF Of
fees. 50t-502 Lyceum building. Cali
office phone Main 91S. Residence, II.
1915 for appointment. adv.
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Mrs. Mark Brown and children
have returned after having spent the
summer in Michigan.