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WANTED-RoOMs.

WANTBD-Ry trained nurse, one large or two
small unfurnished rooms. northwest section.
Address J. V. Taylor, Suite 49, the Bruns-
wick apartments, 1892 Eye St
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath or equiva-
lent in Georgetown northeast section; pos
session October /. s. II. Phornhill, 5016 Con-
luit road
ROOM by two refined girls. near George Wash
incton University; state price. Address Box
3..,2C. Star office.
ROOM AND BATH. furnished or unfurnshed
by Young lady, northwest. preferably vicinity
Columbia road, room with private family;
reasonable; permanent. Address, Box. 30S- G,
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FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE

ROOM OVER GARAGE. 1sxo0; SUITABLE
for workshop; use of phone 10y paying hait-
Rear + st. NV between md and Sd. Frank
lin GAGS. "i
TWO FLOORS, l719 PA. AVE. N.W.-3.Vv'
So IT. each; suitable for light manufacturing.
storage or work rooms. GEO. s. REEA as
Evans bldg. Main AIS
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APARTMENTS TO LET
rIRNIaAEn.

TWO ROOMS, K. AND BATH IN APART
ment house, $35; large rooms, private house,
S43. 1917 sth NV. go
&c r ST. Me- OUTSIDE ROOMS AND
ras range; entire third floor. OWNER. Rea-
sonable.
TWO Girls WANTED. TO SHARE FIVE,
room apartment. IroquoiA Apt 800. 1l0
NJ st. NV.
PETW FLOOR OF PRIVATE
home; living room, bedroom dining room and
phone included; immediate possession; couple
only: $40. Col. 10s4-W.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH ANB
porch; near Congressional Library. Phone
Col 1850. Address BOX I'D, Star office
SO End NV. HOUSEKEEPING APIS;
one and two front rooms; steam heat.
4l2s KANSAS AVE. NV. (PETWORTH}--
rooms. bath. kitchenette, porch; furnished
apt: entire second floor; private family; $50.
1911 IRVING ST. N.E-TWO LARGE ROOMS
ing; all improvements; sink, hot ana cold
water; use of laundry and piano; couple.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE : L. Il. K APE-,
from Aug. 30 to Sept. 16. Phone North 1850.
0AE-RooM HOUsBK EEPiNG APT, Walk
ing distance Treasury; available Sept. Is. Ad-
dress Box Tod. Star office.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-HOUSE.
keeping apartments; two to hve rooms; $50
up. 1893 18th st. NV.
81 X N.W.-TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
and bath. Phone.
27l9 CONN AVE. = OPPOSITE WARDMAN
Park Hotel; beautiful rooms; private bath;
large sleeping porch: service; phone.
WANTED = CONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE
small apartment, Sept. LIST; exceptional op-
portunity for right party. Address Box bed
Star office.
ONE ROOM AND KITCHENETTE; USE OF
parlor. piano and telephone; maid service; .
blocks War Risk; $50 for 2 or $50 for ladies'.
Telephone Franklin 1912. 822 18th ut. NV.
POSSESSION OCT. 1.-TWO VERY LARGE
rooms, large closets, kitchen and hath; south
ern exposure; attractively furnished; neighbor-
hood Dupont Circle; ami; $11S per month
lease: references Address Box 136-D star
Office. 80s
1741 COLUMBIA RD-FURNIsHED APART.
ment: rooms and bath, neatly furnished for
Ink; convenient to all car lines 81
FARRAGUT4-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apartment Apply Apt. 706. Phone
Franklin 1879.
1914 18th ST. Sea ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; on second hoor; complete kitchen;
suitable for 2 cauple& &C girls: AaKlx nipefe1
knz,<1nfx4Sn4H6~
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WANTED Country board and two rooms near
Washington for party Of four; advise quickly,
with particulars. Address Box 316C. Star
office. Ov-
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1909 NJ ST. N.W.-Front room plentiful
hoard for two, SO each. Phone West INV
1712 kILBoTRNE FL. W.-Communicat-
ing rooms, suite single: electricity; hot
!, water; second floor. Col. 1868.
IT52 MELBOURNE PL.-Iarse south second
floor room; large closet; adjoining bath
shower; electricity, desk, phone, board near
hi: QIiuta- familx II.., -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1859 MASS. AVE, near Lincoln Park-Nicely
furnished room with board: twin beds; $40
week each; two men: private family.
1913 10Th N.W.-Two very large front rooms
with two large closets: next TO bath. Phone
North 4nd
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wANTED-T0 RENT.


uNFURNISHED-8-7 ROOM HOUSE,; MOD
ern improvements: can furnish best OF refer-
ence: permanent tenant; state price, ana "a"
ticulars. Address Box 122-D. Star office.
house; ami: city or suburbs; not over SO.
years lease by, careful tenant. Address Boz
9S-D. Star office.
FURNISHED OR TNFTRNisHEp, SMALL
bungalow or detached house: ANIL audTsSs
BOX IBID Star office.
WANT An UNFTRNISHED HOUSE. ~
10 rooms; modern; will pay four months reh.
in advance. Address BOX as ID. star once.
UNFURNrsHED HOUSE. SIX TO EIGHT
rooms: moderate rent, $50 TO SO; Tor orru,
pancy Immediately before October l. tal,
franklin 54o7w. address Box SD, S.Af
office.
WANTED-FIvE OR SIN ROOM HOUSE, IN
furnished Address Box 81 u. Star office. III
WANTED TO observation-disclosures HOUSE
Of or more rooms to lease: reference given.
Address Box 301C. Star office. 800
ABOUT SEVEN ROOM UNFURNFsHEp
house by careful couple: near Capitol; no
roomers; IL reasonable six months more rent
in advance: Phone Lincoln 5ll3. 80
FIVE TO SEVEN ROOM MODERN. rNFrR-
nished house apartment, about October ];
Georgetown preferrsd vii Will pay six months IN
8 OR ROOM HOUSE WITH OR WITHOUT
h.w.h. and electricity. Phone Line. 3e11 90
MANY HONEST TENANTS WANT TO
change locations row. List houses and - al Il
TOMSIC, $40 Munsey bldg. 29s
HOUSE wANTED-A FIVE OR SIN ROOM
house with bath four unfurnished rooms.
Address Box COCO. Star Office. an'
NO PRoFITEERING., But THOSE MILO
want the best in rentns apply to ADELE
TOMS1C. SO Munsey building. go
UNFURNISHED. SIX OR SEVEN ROOM
house. in northwest section or suburbs. hy
October 1. Telephone Columbia $685.. 2a'
WANTED TO RENT. SMALL HOUSE OR
apt; will buy furniture: give location and
price. Address Box 2Soc Star Office. H?e
| OFFICER DESIRES RENT TNFURNISiIlp
house, Chevy Chase. Nd, by October fst state
location. number rooms. baths. garage. price.
Address BOX Isle. Star office. 2a'
! UNFINISHED HOUSE. 81 ROOMS. IN OFT
| Capt. s. NJ. WALMSLEY. Army and Navy Ciuh.
4 2os
SIx-ROOM HOUSE WITH FURNACE. IN
Washington vicinity. by Sept. IL; not over
$50. Address Box 69-C. Star office. ea'
| wASTED-To RENT TO 10 ROOM FUR.
! nished house in NV section. by adults. Cali
| Col. S164.
| UNPUBLISHED HOUSE, ABOUT FOUR BED
| rooms; modern. Address Mr.. DEGNAN. +. %.
Dept, or phone Col. 1861.
| FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS WANT SMALL
| house apartment, about Sept. Is. in central
NV. Address Box 2ls-C. Star office. e9'
BY SEPT 18th, IN N.W-3 OR BEDROOM
house or apartment. MAJ. HONEYCU1r.
| WANTED-ANY TINE BEFORE OCTOBER l.
house, cottage or bungalow. in city or suburbs:
will lease yearly IL rent is reasona BILE; give
| description and state amount Of rent. Reply
| to b. L. WARNER. 725 18th st. NV.
1 -
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FOR SALE-sTOREs

STORE WITH APT. ABOVE OF FIVE ROOMS
and bath: in good condition. now occupied by
tailor who will give possession: only $500
terms L. Z. BREUNINGER & SONS. FOG
colorado bldg. Main 7l66
NEW STORES-14th ST. IMMEDIATE SALE.
Suitable for &c and Zoe store housefurnishinss.
monographs and supplies hardware, etc. In
spection by appoin tment. DISTRICT REALTY
CO. Room 1O9. 734 18th NV.
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1884 ST. N.W.-Gentlemen desiring a home
Of refinement tnot T. boarding house); every
home comfort and convenience: meals aud
rooms excellent home surrounding; near 3
car lines IN best residential section; rates
moderate. North $3.50. AZ
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! UNPUBLISHED HOUSE. 81 ROOMS. IN OFT
skirts or vicinity of Washington: yearly 1ea>"
| Capt. s. NJ. WALMSLEY. Army and Navy Ciuh.
| o0s
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

1917 EUCLID ST. NW.-Two desirable front
rooms; two closets. three windows; near haIn'
Two ear lines; ami: Professionals Col. 40.
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WANTED-sT0REs.

PART OF STORE.
Suitable for optical office.
Address Box SOD, Star office.
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w. C. DUVALL,
1928 Woodward building.

21O EAST CAPITOL ST. - TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; Ill outside: second floor.
front; housekeeping; nice furnishings; phone.
----, - go
THREE SECOND FLOOR ROOMS. FURNISH
ed for Housekeeping; csrner house, will suit
800
1312 10th ST. N.W.-BACHELOR APART
ment, connecting rooms and sitting room; pri-
vate bath: owner. Phone North 316. 29s
1905 IRVING ST. NV. lMouNT PLEASANT
ami: couple without Children: $50. 29s
THr IRoeUoIs. 1910 N ST. NV. APT. 50s
Completely furnished hve-room apartment;
southern expcGure. 30e
TWO 10 FIVE ROOMS AND BATH: HI4nc-
tic nxAt: hok-Va1T heak: te11poaha~ Once,
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FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. FLOOR OF
two rooms and tiled bath; electric lights and
gas front room a large one, with alcove; con-
venient to 11th and 14th street car lines. Ills
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNIsHED-Continued.

UNFUHNISHED@CO
THE NEW CHAUMONT,
1896 EYE STREET.
Overlooking Franklin Park; exceptionally fine
two-room and bath apartments; unfurnished.
j. EDWARD LEWIS.
OLE 18th ST. Main 551.
YOU CAN'T RENT An APT. so WHY NOT
use your rent money in the purchase Of q
beautiful apt. in the Creston. 1475 Col. I'd.
Phone call at the Office for a full ex-
planatio of this plan. We still have IL fine
apis. left.
DAVIS & STEELE.
NJ 50s2-53gS 1920 N 7. ave.
WHY PAY RENT ALL YOUR LIFE WHEN
we help you buy the home you want anywhere
on low rate small monthly payments? Address
BOX pa. Star office. go
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The Hadleigh Apartment Hotel,
10th ST., to W SITS.
The newest and finest apartment hotel in the
city. To be entirely completed October /.
Many of the apartments to be ready for occu-
pancy September Is. Building now open for
inspection. Every conceivable convenience for
the comfort of the tenants
Non housekeeping apartments of one and two
rooms and bath. Housekeeping apartments
from one room. breakfast room. kitchenette
and bath, to seven rooms and two ba this; many
with large porches.
Furnished apartments. with without hotel
service.
Fully descriptive booklet with floor plans,
sent on request.
Lenses now being executed.
The F. H. Smith Company,
MANAGING AGENT,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
~%%&%@%SSe@@ &sAN.1$8@&SS%SSA
BUSINESS RELATIONS Z
WITH BELGIUM =

To The News Scimitar:
Permit me to thank you, both per-
sonally and rs Belgian consul at Mem
phis, for your very splendid editorial
one day last week, entitled Coming
Eack." II is a splendid editorial, as
well as calling to the attention OF the
people the splendid example of the
marvellous re~cuperative energy and
power Of the brave people Of Belgium.
As an evidence OF the energy and
foresight Of the business men OF Bel
GUM, ! call your attention to the or
ganization Of the Belgian chamber OF
commerce, In the United States, re-
Gently organized in New York city, and
Belgian ambassador, T.. de Cartier, ask
ing me to bring the organization Of this
body to the attention of the business
men of Memphis. Its purpose is the
fostering OF economic and business re-
lations between America and Belgium,
and, naturally, that aim ean be real
ICED by the mutual cooperation OF
American and Belgian interests through
this medium, American firms are in
yitod to become members OF that body.
There is a small membership fee.
VIII appreciate 1t II you win give
this letter a place in your paper. so
that this movement may be called 10
the attention OF the business men OF
Memphis. | shall be glad to furnish in
formation to any desiring 1t. ANY bust
ness man or firm interested, should
address The Chamber de Commerce,
Beige Aux Etats Unis," New York
city, Thanking you, | am, yours very
truly,
PRATHER S. MDONALD,
Belgian Consul.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
BAR ASSOCIATION VOTES
TO AID SOCIALIST FIGHT

NEW YORK. Jan. IA special COM
mittee Of the bar association Of New
York city, headed by Charles Evans
Hughes. will 60 10 Albany pr badly to-
day to give legal support to the five
socialists suspended at the opening ses-
sion Of the assembly,
This course was determined upon
early today after n long aud stormy ses-
Sion Of 4 har. association at its annual
meeting, The organization udopted a
resolution of former Justice Hughes
condemning the action Of the assembly
suspendiug the socialists and pleds-
ing them legal aid. The vote was IA TO
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
JUDGE KELLEY

The appointment of Mrs. T, +. Kelley to be Judge OF the
;rvenIe court is a step in the direction of humanizing our institu-
lions that were erected on the theory that justice is blind.
Mrs. Kelley is a splendid woman with a commendable interest
n whatever affects the welfare of her city, and with a conviction
that whatever is good for the community is likewise good for her
home and freside.
The juvenile court is an excellent place for a person with
q broad sympathy for the unfortunate, and with a disposition to
lean a little toward mercy in dispensing justice.
Mrs. Kelley for a number Of years has been an enthusiast
in gardening and her personal efforts have saved thousands of
dollars to households where every penny counts. She has a wild
personal acquaintance; she'is well and favorably known for her
work in the Parent-Teacher association, and, all in all, the city.
and more especially those unfortunate enough to 90 into courts
OF any kind, will benefit from her administration. The inimitable
n. Harry" has a dangerous rival for popularity in this newly
beginning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
OVER ROUTE
FOR BIG HIGHWAY

FLORENCE. Ala, Ian. 10. (Spl.l-
The Muscle Shoals Highway associa-
ton mere here today with Hon. r. T.
Simpson presiding. About 100 delegates
were present from Memnhis, Corinth,
Iuka, Sheffield, Tuscumbia,t Decatur,
Albany. Huntsville. Chattanooga, Ath-
ems, R~ogersville, Killen and other points
On the highway.
The fight is for the highway via De-
catur or Florence route. This place
has a bridge across the Tennessee
river and Decatur has not, which makes
Florence the f~avorite route.
Soon after the arrival of the dele
gates they were taken to Wilson lam
on this side of the river and to nitrate
plant No. 2 on the south side. The
delegates were entertained at a ban
quet at the Hotal Reeder this evening
after the business meeting.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

MaeJOlts and Jesfs
@ Slipped Past
Blue Pencil
ELYslum..

The author Of the above tale adds
that he Dol sails for South Africa
after an engagement Of a few weeks
there will be in London for a season
where he has visions of beer, fuu
strength Bass ale, scenes anachronis-
tic in freedom loving, but freedom be-
reft America, where n can stand IN
front of a bar, foot on rail, ~ the
barmaid and get Dewar's Johnny Walk
er, and even read Ainslees at a penny
a copy.-ELYSIUM.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

9. In which country is infant NOR
tally lowest? r. j. X.
A.. New Zealand has the smallest
number OF deaths among its infants OF
any country, the rate being nine in
every thousand. In the United States
the latest available figures show that
10 out Of every thousand babies die.
Russia is reported to have the highest
infant death rate, 2S out Of every thou
a infants succumbing.
q. How many people died in this
country as a result of the influenza cpl
demic of 1918? t. u.
A.. 1t is c~onservatively estimated that
in the United States more than $50, 900
persons died from influenza. This is
five times the number of Americans
who lost their lives from all causes
during the war.
Q. Are enlisted men in the regular
army retired with n pension after serv-
ing a certain number of years? L. NJ. S.
~. They are permitted to retire on
three-fourths pay after 80 years of serv-
Ice.
Q. Is The food value Of butter great
er than that Of ol~eomargarine2 L. W. ].
A, The department Of agriculture
says that there is no appreciable diff
ference IN the nutritive value Of these
two foods.
Q, How many centenarians are there
in the United States? II. c.
A. The 1910 census showed that there
were then in the United States 1855
persons i ~ years OF age or over, or
nnese l'"So were men n 2,lIo were
women
O. What il tho national srtbo,, or
Italy? @ O. c.
A. IL is MARCIA ReoIe raIiana >,
which translated means RIVAL Italian
march.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
GADSDEN POWER FIRM
BUYS IN RAILWAY LINE

GADSDEN, Ala. Jan. 1.-THE Gads-
den Railway, Light and Power compa-
of which r A. Mitchell. of Gadsden.
Is president, fas acquired the street
railway lines. lighting system and ice
and refriGerating plants Of the Alabama
iCty, Gadsden and Alfalfa Railway com
rany and the Gedsdsn Railway compa-
The purchase price is understood
to be slightly less than 81. 900, 900.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
BUD GUTHRIE HAS SENSE

Ut ETTVNE TTVNsS
Bud" Guthrie, whose former pere-
grinations led to his lines along the
path pursued by ,denizens Of Main and
Monroe, the Rosebud cafe and other
spots said to be rendezvous Of those in
clined to barter, trade and sell liquors
more or less alcoholic-ethyl or methy!l
has deserted his former haunts and
has evinced his sense OF the fitness OF
things by accepting a job in a milder
trade. he now
DRIVES A HEARSE FOR JOHN j..
COLLINS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
The Public Be SerUed
DlSTlLEER NAMES
ESTATE ALC0 Hall

Some time ago a distiller bought a
beautiful estate in the country, and
after having the house rebuilt to suit
his taste he set about to give the place
an appropriate name. Nothing that hi
could think Of appealed to him, so he
decided TO consult a friend.
Say, Bill" said he. going into the
office OF a friend one afternoon, Il
want 0 to help me out Of a hole"
All right, old man." responded the
friend. State the case and you will
find me right on the job"
i want a fitting name for that new
place Of mine" returned the distiller.
u have considered a hundred, but none
OF them seems to do"
That's an easy one. old man." was
the smiling response OF the friend
What's the matter with calling II
Alec HalT?'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
SLAYER MAKES BOND.

CORINTH. Miss Jan. "A. CSpl.)-
Charles Dunn, who shot and killed j.
T, Butler, has been allowed bail in the
sum Of $500, tc awalt the action Of
the grand jury which meets Monday,
Jan, 10. He Is still confined at his
home as q result OF the knife wound he
received in the neck at the hands OF
Butler before the latter was shot.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
ASKS MORE E A RS.

CORINTH. Miss Jan. lt~a'pl)-
Many schools OF the county have asked
additional teachers. The county super
intendent is unable to supply the de-
mands Of the schools for teachers on
account Of the salaries paid.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
OFF TO HIGHWAY MEET.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. lar. IA. (Snll-
About 80 Huntsville delegates, repre-
sonting thu chamber Of commerce, tNe
Rotary club and the kiwanis club,
went to Florence today to attend thu
Muscle Shoals Highway association
meeting The Muscle Shoal1 assoria-
ton Is backing a project for a hiyh-
way between Memphis and Chalta-
nooga via Florence and Huntsville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
THE OLD DOCTOR
zee

While the didactic doctor INDUCES In
potions Of bathing spirits and CocaCola
or e~lderberry wine and fears not the
C2-H5-OH when it moveth itself
Alright and leaves the color and odor
doctor in the person OF one other than
DR.. w. r. Register. formerly a con-
sumer of select an dinferior brands Of
spirits at prices ranging from 81 to $50
per quart, says he is ready for the
eighteenth amendment; that he has
been sober for three months and II
anteed, he would like to find a drink
that would KEEP HIM SOBER. ,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
eY MILDRED MARSHALL.

Facts about your name. It's his
tory. It's meaning. whence It was
derived, its significance, your lucky
day and lucky jewel.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
Reflections Of a
Bachelor Girl
BY HELEN ROWLAND.
Copyright. 1920, by the Wheeler
Syndicate, lnc.)

A mans kisses may not be 81 nu-
merous or so ardent, as they were in
the halcyon days before the "~drouth;"
but what there is of them is a lot more
pleasant and convincing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

The woman-charmer and the mascu-
line "vamp'' live upon the starved van
ity of all the women whose husbands
have forgotten the rules Of the love
game. y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

man to understand her; but, some
how, she would rather have him adore
her blindly with his imagination than
love her mildly with his eyes wide
omen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

The Married Martyr role used to
be a mans winning card, before the
war; but there is something In the eyes
of a mar who has come back from
"over there" that makes a Lothario's
secret sorrow" sound like a nursery
rhyme.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14
HERE'S A GREEK WHO

HAS BECOME A FRANK
On the bill of fare of a Greek res
taurant appears the startling announce
ment that the roast pork will be serve
with candid" yams.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

When a brilliant man marries a plain,
~colorless, little thing with nothing to
recommend her except a good DISPOSE
ton, it may be merely bad taste on his
part-and then, again. it may be
mighty good judgment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

A woman's success in the love game
depends on her ability to appear to be
playing when she is in deadly earnest,
and a mans on his ability to pretend
to be in dead earnest, when he is only
playing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

When a man has finished telling a
girl all about his ambitions and
achievements, he will start right in and
tell her all about his faults and fail
ures, rather than stop talking about
himself.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

A man may live down the worlds
sneers or its frowns; but once it gets
a good joke on him, he can never out
live it's smiles.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-14

The corner cafe has gone-but the
genial bachelor friend with the we'll
stocked cellar is still every wife's NOR
tai enemy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-27
ASK OFFICIALS
TO CHANGE RULES
OF BENNETT RACE

New York, Sept. T.-Dsmands
that the omcials In charge Of the
Gordon Bennett international air
plane race. to- start tomorrow at
Etampes, France, Immediately des-
ignate another landing field and
modification Of the rules Of the
event, were made today In cable
messages sent to Colonel Thomp-
son, in charge Of the American en-
tries. by Captain Claude r. Collins,
president Of the Aviators. club Of
Pennsylvania and C. Anderson
Wright. president Of the Aerial club
Of Texas. They asserted that "only
. miracle can save the pilots Of
the remaining American planes en-
tered from death or injuries even
more serious than sustained by Ro-
land Rohlfs yesterday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-27

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