https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f2b84061c179061eefbee01aba3e5e8e.pdf 79e526b358fd22edf3f588d5ba061fa5 PDF Text Text AKIDAY, OCTOSBH fHB NEWS SCIMITAR S, "MKRi'HANT" TAIl.OKIXC "SMART READT-TO WEAR 11 " Quality Clothes L ss 4 ready-for-servic- e. Exclusive distributors for Burberry's Overcoats. London models London fabrics London colorings London tailoring. Forewarned, we provided extra well we have never had such a comprehensive stock. Fashionable Clothes Builders Ave. ;just a few stf.ps of TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS ommissioner Alfred D Mason ip not I only a leader in Hunda) school maitsra, II hut proved conclusively Timraday night that lie la a iJetecuve of no mean aiumy. i While en route liDin a meeting of the school Mnnteafle assembly Sunday auraday he suapoctsd a partv i men and women aboard the train were bringing heavy g:ii of liquor to Memphis. By shrewd work he put the police next. wlih the result the man ami wo women were nrested on charges oi mlating the liquor law and two heavy uUoases of liquor are now in posaVmioii of the police. were Those arrestee sioyti roien. 3;o South Main street, anil huggit. ui ner. ci radv Hui Kesn and .miss 13H South Follilli The three accused pel sons gy" bond be tore Justice rreu Broens In the suni 01 saw earn 10 appear for preliminary trial. They were also required to make cash bonds at police station. Here is how commissioner atason fecied the capture. m a on nam 1:4.. He left Nashville the At Hollow t'.ock June- for lfamnhia. tlori three women and a man boarded t lie train willi Mason said he grips ever suspected anything wnen ruey boarded the train, although he recognised one of the women as a Memphis woma n Befoie Lenox station was reached, Mr. Mason said one of the women appeared to be 111 and he offered her some aromatic spirits of ammonia, which she ented. Thsv told hint they were gel ting off at l.enox station and had telegraphed ahead for someone to meet them: that thoy had been on a trip tobut reKentucky in an automobile, iiriied bv tail on account of the bad condition of the roads, they declared. When l.enox was reaoacd commis sioner Mason assisted them In getting their grips off the train, grabbing one of the heaviest gripe he had ever lifted, lie grew suspicious. The lour leu the tram at l.enox ami Commissioner Mason proceeded to the As soon an he got he Union depot. here he called up the police station and the police got busy. W hen t hev real bed l.enox one oi uie women and seven of the nine grips had but the thrts with the. disappeared, remaining grips were nauieo to For today there is a wider gulf between CHEAP goods and high-clagoods than ever before. The LAST few dollars you pay for a garment buy more in value than do the first few because they purchase the difference between "cheap" and "fine." Ghiilfoyle clothes are built with that in mind they give the utmost in looks, fit and or wear whether tailored-to-orde- r Madison NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU FTS HEAVY GRIP THEN GALLS POLICE These are days when quality merchandise i worthy of its hire. 145-14- 7 OBLIGINGLY skco.nd- - PAGE THREE. GREAT ECONOMY OPPORTUNITY Our Buyer Took Advantage of A Break In Market Values Purchase Made! The Goods Sent hy Fast Express! It Means a Material Saving for You A Special Duo in temporary causes there was recently a decided break in the r. market of ladies' Manufacturers wanted to unload much of their stocks on hand. Our buyer, whose headquarters are in New York, was on the job. lie made several large purchases. The poods have been received. We are passing the saving on to our customers. ready-to-wea- Coats Suits Dresses IN A SPECIAL SALES EVENT FOUR GREAT GROUPS OF NEWEST DRESSES Iiultulfil iii tlic wonderful shipment received arc unquestionably some of the most tailored dresses it lias been our pleasure to see this season, livery idea i embodied in the lines and finish of these garments the materials clserges, velveteens, satins, serge and satin combinations and the new wool For convenient choosing in lour groups at - itltNillv out.-. headquarters. Commissioner Mason said that when the train milled awav from l.enox he heard the porter yell "Bone dry! I don't see how they can bring so much of that stuff here and the city officials knowommlSsloner Manothing about H. said he turned to the negro and replied: Here a one city official that does Know it." last-minu- te $14.85-$17.8M19.85- -$24.85 Splendid Fall Coats at Extremely Low Prices KEEP BOY BUSY Two Marvelous Groups $4 .85 Here are valtiPR you should not miss- - style every angle color combluations most highly approved, made of velours, kerseys and velour de laints, at ;rices unbelievable under existing circumstances. Kvery coat a model o; style every sf Itch a work of art. Suits Moderately Priced $4 If you liavn hepn r!''fi"il 1" tho past In our Suit offerings, yon will be. limply dollglitrd with these conception, wonderfully tailored. In spriteH, velours, poplins, twills broadcloths, and polret novelty weaves, and Iho price will Increase yo'ir desire to purchaie. Two marvelous proupB nt in bioud-cloth- URGES HARRIS IN ADDRESS TO SCOUTS $1Q .85$ 24 Oulv (he busy boy is good boy. Juvenile crime ifcon the increase 1 here Is a spirit of recklessness In the air, engendered hy the conditions oi war. that is menacing unless controlled. Keep the bov busv at something lie wants ton?" to do and lie will keep out of mischief, These are some of the points emBoy phasized bv Stanley A. Harris, for the Southern Scout commissioner district, with headiii..rters In Memphis, who was the guest oi honor ai a uoy the at Bcout organization luncheon Chamber of Commerce Friday. ( oninnssiotier Harris urged tnsu nusi-neH- S 88 S.MAIN ST. men and all men Interested in the conservation of bov power and the makIdle out bark useful of boys boys ing of up the scout movement, lie told of the manv things the scouts have done to aid the nation since the outbreak of war and quoted the Indorsements of Pres'dent Wilson and Secretary ,M' .....P.. r1, of the efficient work performed !!. .' ti ::.!' kowur a by the hoys. i lo effort He declared that every he put forth lo make the Hoy Scout HOUSTON'S BODY IS district organization of the Southern one of the strongest In the country, SENT TO BATESVILLE of the manliand urged for llic sake ness, the moral cleanliness and the The liodv (if 11. P. Houston, til years of the citizen of tomor merchant of Butesvllle, old. prominent row, the business men of Memphis aid to Ms home Mis., was forwarded the work in every possible manner. bv J, W. Norrls & Co., morning Scout Muster Crowe and Milton R undsrtakci'H. and service", and interment accomHose told briefly of the work tie made in Halcsville Houston died at will the camp plished at the Boy Scout Baptist Memorial hospital. and nt He Hardy. Ark., during the summer, whs hrougnt to .Mempnis Bolinn Smith, chairman of the Boy n. serious operation in Ratesville. a coScout committee in Memphis, urged week ago. 111! IS survived ny nis wue, and willi Commissioner Harris operation Mrs. Yilue a, Houston, and two sons. i his aids. Hugh and tjranan nousion, or Commissioner Harris has Jurisdiction over th. entire Southern district, which includes Tennessee. Missouri, Kansas, "POLICY" COSTS $25. Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama. Florida, Louisiana, Kentucky, rhsfffed with writing "policy,'" an oM North Carolina and South Carolina. game, ortginatlns; allflged swindling mhhiuh. VoarN ago ai me oiue 'ku Auction avenu and North Third street, NEGRESS' REFERENCES .117 ITeale avenue, Walter Ci Mclonald, 1:: an unrwnrancA In t'ltv fnf( to nut and PRODUCE "BACK FIRE" court his forfeit of $25 was yriday declared. The effort of Eva Robertson, negresa. to vindicate herself in the eyes of Police Judge U T. Kilzhugh Friday morning got her into deeper water than she anticipated. References which she furnished the judge to prove that she was continually empioyeii proved a boomerang. She was arrested by Patrolmen and Thoma on a disorderly conA (.'hum of hers, who duct charge. boasted she would not work for less than S'i per day, is drawing down (n cents per day at the workhouse after being fined Thursday. After court Judge Kilzhugh telephoned the family whom Kva said she was working for. "We have a Mnrv Jones, but no Hva said the Robertson, working for US, voice. "I understand she goes hy both names find is no good whatever. im"Good night," said the judge, as ho hung up the receiver. "That $10 fine orsticks. a. Her Gr&ttdina Used Sag'eTea To Darken Her Hair. Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of, Sage Tea and Sulphur. AVhen-eve- r her hair took on that dull, faded tiila simple or streaked appearance, mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for Com"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur of pound." e you will get a large bottle the this recipe, Improved by addition of other ingredients, all ready to use, at very little cost. Tliis simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A n downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now because It darken? so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied it's so easy to use, too. Vou simply dampen a'cotnb or soft brush and draw It through your hair, taking oils strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and beautiful This preparation is a delightful toilet not Intended for the requisite. It is or cure, mitigation prevention of dis ease. Nuga-Ton- e TjfNuia-Tone- P 1. rtlmoUtM y rA I HI H'litlihlni t4 rltal pow. i nluUt bloat), i B R it 'ittff nr nil vwmWnaUon f Ni Tank for Woman. Owomms SaMownssi, a Haalthy Color In tot Chatka, a Sparttlt In t.is Eyas! Overwork and worry, ths Away with the blues! Away with and achee. huitte and buttle and cam of nervousnees, pains life, have proved too ftreat a Here's relief Use NUCA-TON- i. Is are NUr.A'TONK broken the and you burden, down, worn out, suffer from Vltaller and Health-buildenervous spoils, headaches, de- It s great for Indigestion, Con spondency; ftet up In the morn-hii- t stlpatlon, sluggish Liver, Laasl It feeling about as tired as tude. Headuchee. Neuralala. when you go to bed; feel as bulkls up the nerves, stimulates a could and blood draft healthy hardly you appetite though one foot after the other. circulation. People afflicted Don't you ee you with Malarial troubles will find a a It flood tonic? valuable treatment. need Ths firut ) J ly DRUGGISTS GUARANTEE IT Is bound to do what we claim, or It c con you nntblnO. One bottle of M tains ninety (90) tr.blets. one month's supply; coats only one (51.00) dollar. Vou take Nll(;A-TONtwenty (JO) days and If you are not pleased with the benefits you get. take the remainder of the package to the druggiai and set your dollar hack. M is put up in a convenient package. It's Sllgar-CDat- td i pleasant to the taste; easy to take; does Willi ry it. Interfere not your duties or pleasure. You'll he so thankful for the results, you'll recommend are stores Get It. It at these of friends. Thousands all using people everywhere It to your WEISS' PHARMACY. Main St. and Union Ave., Memphis, Tenn., and all Good Drug Stores. Buy It today. It's guaranteed to help you. 1 ff-y- sypjiiisji JOE NUGA-TON- coat ilr '.' WITHOUT THE USUAL HIGH COST SPECIAL LOW PRICES NOW IN EFFECT . 1 V DENTISTRY SS Vi CROWNS AND rfect Fitting Teeth za 4Je. An w rw the k jt5 Vrsaa-- BRIDGEWORK sgenott SB nnnm 6sL$4 UpJr! flat your mouth oi how many unsatisfactory had of have made, we Best quality porcelain, lifelike teeth you lets will cuaranlee to make you a set that backed with solid can eat facings, that and look you natural 'it s with or It will cost you nothing. Guaranteed gold. or $4 of Teeth matter how hard No or high-clas- Lower) (Upper Alio Porcelain, Gold, Aluminum up. at Rubber Plates Fln9 Special and Low Prlcea. Sets Gold Inlay, Porcataln, and workmanship Per tooth, $4 up. Cement, and Amalgam Prices. material. Lose Strength great between this French prodoriginal uct and its many itations is that the ONE iginal does not lose its TOO HELD depot. "Ain't my liquor, Mista' Officer," declared Sims. "Possession Is nine points of the law the officer. "How did anyway," quoted you come to get It .' v oil. ah saw a w hite man set em down bv the train, an' I knew what WUS in it, so I tried to get er hold or It fo' you dat s all. "That's a quite pretty story, Sims It's a good thing, however, I happened along at the right moment, or you might have misscil me altogether. Come along. A DOUBLE SERVICE FLAG. ATLANTA. Oa Oct. JR. In Atlanta's of great Service Flag parade, composed the star white and negro divisions, marcher, whose picture was featured in the papers next nay, was an old negro man named Isaac Sims. Though 78 vears old he marched along, his ser vice flag with Its eleven stars in two installments, one on eacn anoiiraer. Three of Ills sons are in France, and camps. Threo eight more in the training 12, and wait others registered Sept. their call. What family Is doing morf toward hustling the Hun out of other folks' "place In the sun.' Half usual for extracting. "Von dlo not know the tooth is out." Safe and pleasant. Ask your physician. All work guaranteed. PROMPT SERVICE. NO LONG WAITS. Dr. H. H. Fairfax, Cor. Main and Madison Phillip Sims, negro, arrested on a charge of violating the bailor law, Is a victim of circumstances, according to his own statements. He was arrested by Officer Haynes Thursday night with two suitcases of whtskv in his posses sion near a train at the Grand Central HOTEL ARRIVALS Fillings at About Dentist Entrance from Main or directly across from old $()J5 .85 $24-$- At the Pcabody. Peahod at the Ttiose rsariaterlna hotel from adjoining states and cities are: Jlrs. Huh Uutro, .warianna. Arn Ark. I.. A. Goodrich. Joncsboro, 8. Scott and sister. C. VV. Kossmon, Ma-Io- n, Grenada. Miss. At the Gayoso. offices on Madison. O. W. Plttman. (Julfooit. Mlas. The very BAUME ANALGIiSIQUE BENGUE severe cases of pain is just as effective and soothing as the first. That is why it is so remarkably successful in relieving the pain of headache, lumbago, rheumatism and the in like. This is not a cure or a remedy, but a reliever of pain and as such it has been famous for a quarter of a century. Get a tube today. THOS. LEEMING & CO. American Afenti New York vrr. Npesially Priced $4.85, $7.85, $9.85 i lynvccco iifftllarajik 88 he $4.85, $7.85, $9.85 . '. u: ..'. i.,i n ... s mm ..: ArU The Original ' :' ;:,,:,sw r.;;i.V FEATHERED PROWLER IS HELD FOR POLICE hi!,, Kr. V::. l;,ieLUt JiW.Hl1 j ; ... GERMAN AIRPLANE -. s. folic Sergt ileorge Reeves, of the Itarksdale substat Inn, Friday einpound-the first chicken In the city under d LOSSES HEAVY the ordinance passed last summer regthe running at large of fouls. ulating It was a big red rooster, which g"t Into the yard of Mrs. D. Dlerdorf, 1103 NEW TOrtK. Oct. 25 - Steady in l,awrence street The "capture" of the stray fowl came crease of Herman airplane losses lu as the cuitnlnatlon of a "chicken war" admitted by ('apt. otto Lehman, In an between Mrs. Dlerdorf and her neigh- article published In i he Berlin Tage blatt, reviewing the progress of aerial bor, according to Keeves. In which several chickens were listed as having warfare during the year t'api the growing losses' been killed In action, Mrs. Dlerdorf Lehman attribute held Ihe rooster whan It got Into her to two causes, dectopmetit of the fight vard and telephoned police. mg h h plane as m weapon agHinst enThe usual fee for the redemption of emy Infantry, and the enhancement of flilckens In the city pound Is 25 cents (he number of fight Ing machines due to the transfer of those on the eastern, per day. Of Russian, front to the west front. "It will be noticed tlutt since January ON WAY TO FRIEND hiv increased measure In fighting the attackers on land. Kntlre squaar6ttftl of battle planes, infantry flyers, accompany the Storming of th never falling Infantry and by taking; full advantage of their spaed, attaoM the enemy reseres at low altitudes with bombs gild machine guns. "These Httarks are made often at tbo ridiculously low altitudes of 100 meters, 1( is, therefore, and even 10 meters. at first glance, clear that these new task expose the airplanes to every shot fired from the earth, and must Increase our loss account. our figures for and l'Vhrunry, 1918, losses show a steady Increase," (apl. Lehman wjrltesi "The reason for that, however, Is the increased participation of airplanes resulting from tha fact that t tie German i h era who had been operating on the eastern from mtgi ated thfl to WSi tarn front, when fighting cased in ihe Russian theatar. The Increased participation) of course, resulted logically in larger total loss. "The eastern flyer, who had been to nittte different fighting conditions, in the beginning, undoubtedly had to pay n bloody apprenticeship In fighting with French and British. The Russian as mi uerial opponent Is now Ise to he compared With the Frenchman and Kn gits h num. "It would he fundamentally wrong to dra w the conclusion from the i Ise In German losses at the beginning of IfllK. (hut our superiority hHd waned. Still another factor explains our higher losses. Ah nn infantry pltine the aerial weapon Is taking part Jn a consldera-- , SOME OAS. "Say," said the U, 8, soldier to tha visitor to the front. "I suppose you've heard of our r.eiv long range gun; but have you heard about the terrible new gas woI are lining'' Well. It'e real pocan tell you. It kcIs Into the. tent, (.Ionian pnybooks and kills the next, ! of kin." WITHJJQUOR; FINED J. C. Ott. of MoComb City. Miss., ar- rested on a charge of violating the liquor law, failed to produce proof before Police 'Judge FltJlhugh that the liquor he was carrying when arrested was an "Interstate" shipment, and not Intended for Memphis, und was fined $60 for the city and hound over. Patrolman at the Grand Central depot nabbed him Thursday, they stated, with two sultcaaes of liquor as he In court stepped Into an automobile. Ott d8lmed he was going to a friend's house to await the departure of til next train out. CHAIRS AT PREMIUM. The, "Do question, bo Idlers to llk rad?M was answered In a lettnr wrtHn by the American Library ansorlatloii'a at Camp Jackson. representative "There 1h one continual rush from 30 or bo at night," ha 6:45 a. m. till writes. "The new commanding; dropped in today and suggested that we odd a front porch to be used as Hummer rending room." The situation is as Interest lug nt ('amp Greene, The librarian at Camp (Jreene writes: "Ijiat Thursday there were 320 men In here looking for books a at 7 o'clpck. guess wo handled thousand jmen that night. There wera .'.3 one on the floor reading at Hitting time." jren-er- WATSON'S DEADLY BLUE PENCIL Has again wrought its deadly havoc on all prices in the BEASLEY, Inc., FIRE STOCK There are still many, many luscious bargains in men's very best, newest, finest CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHINGS, UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, ETC. THE END IS IN SIGHT ALL THAT REMAINS WILL BE REDUCED DAILY UNTIL ALL IS SOLD AND GONE. THE FINEST AND BEST IS YET TO SELL. It is a peculiarity in all SALVAGE SALES, but nevertheless a strange fact the finest and best sells last and the best bargains come in the last several days' selling Bargains galore all over the store. PRICES TO THE SELLING POINT 1 CHARLES MARROTA DEAD. Mao Funeral services for Charles Marrota, MARKET i silk I Ike Rutin, proprietor of flnte South Second street, complained to poIhlef lice Friday that an unidentified uot In the room of G. M. Sullivan, one of the roomers, and made away with two suita of olothlnR, valued at 100. FINE 2.00 Maparu J 1 Oft Oil C of useful buttons, etc., pttCC Borsahno Hats I $9 and $10 Values ammmmam9m9mmmmmu I i n( !!; 'Nottgfa said, each in 1UC I I Overcoats y Army son Hats, John B. Stct- - d0 OQ PJ Js and Knox Pure Linen pce DENT'S Handkerchiefs,, 75c values OQ kJJ s ON SCHOOL. A lady had iieen looking for a friend for a long time without BUCCtss. Finally she came upon her In an unexpected place. "Well." ahe exrlalri'vl, "I've heen on a perfect wild (tooae cliaae all day Ions;, hut, thank foodneaa, I've found you at Chains, collar etc., to no at - y2 Nightshirts 2"S young reserve officer came Into an American Library assulatlon war camp libraryIt to return a booit. He.ndhadadded very much, he said, that It was the first hook Vie had read in tmir years. "Vou don't any so!" exclaimed the librarian. "What have vou been doing for the past four years?" "Going to the I'niverRky of Mississippi"' replied the officer. nice variety jtwelry (or men, comWIbs; ot cuff, buttons, slick pins, watch BfSJBJBSJSJSJSJSjg CLOTHING STOLEN. nt A Gloves, VB1UM ROBBED. Nine big, juicy hams and $10 In pennies were the loot of the thieves who forced an entrance to the Overton park meat market, 1842 I'oplar avenue, and ransacked the place, according to complaint made to the local detective , Ilrnnd. n Memphis barber, who died San Antonio, Tex,, were conducted from the parlors of McDowell A Monte-vard- a Memhers of Friday afternoon. the local barbers' union acted as pn II bearers. Marrota will be remembered by hundreds of patrons who frequented his barber shop at Heale avenue and Main street. in NOT WHAT SHE MEANT. Insist On ' S.MAIN ST. MEMPHIS. TENN. NEWEST DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH ;' I ruff Immmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmwmmwmmmmmmmmmm ( AND PERRIN'S GLOVES t.00 values $4.00 values 1JW ftM.SX :::::::::aS ..M REAL BARGAINS FOR THE GENTLEMEN WHO KNOW FINEST MER AND MOST APPRECIATE A REAL, APPRECIABLE SAVING ON VITAL NECESSITIES. CHANDISE A At the Crisca. VV. strength. last .application of enww arrival for Saturday Ihoppari have fuMtM IinhiI unit diarm a wall Many You an vai'it to our wonderful array of the Hen sou' moil fc telling Iih1 will not find anywhere in the city n collection where prat' and attracttvenaei in more ahundant. Every h"' poaiaaaai Mi own Individual air of style unl character. There In not a ninci? fe.tnr of fashion that you will not find hera ISvary hat is artfully constructed and ihe prices are no astoundlnsly low. I 29 Style, Combined With Desirability in the NEWEST MILLINERY nw m It Does Not STR0NMEGR0 HIGH-CLA- lait-mlnu- to LANRRES S2 CIRCUMSTANCES i Ust." BEASLEY, Inc., FIRE STOCK 48 S. 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"MKRi'HANT" TAIl.OKIXC "SMART READT-- " TO WEAR 11 OBLIGINGLY Quality Clothes L FTS HEAVY GRIP NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT ECONOMY OPPORTUNITY THEN GALLS POLICE ommissioner Alfred D Mason ip not I only a leader in Hunda) school maitsra, I hut proved conclusively Timraday night I that lie la a iJetecuve of no mean aiumy. i While en route liDin a meeting of the Mnnteafle Sunday school assembly auraday he suapoctsd a partv i men and women aboard the train were bringing heavy g:ii of liquor to Mem- phis. By shrewd work he put the police next. wlih the result the man ami wo women were nrested on charges oi mlating the liquor law and two heavy uUoases of liquor are now in posaVmioii of the police. Those arrestee were sioyti roien. huggit. 3;o South Main street, anil These are days when quality merchandise i worthy of its hire. For today there is a wider gulf between CHEAP goods and high-cla- ss goods than ever before. The LAST few dollars you pay for a gar- ment buy more in value than do the first few because they purchase the difference between 4 "cheap" and "fine." Ghiilfoyle clothes are built with that in mind they give the utmost in looks, fit and wear whether tailored-to-orde- r or ready-for-servic- e. Exclusive distributors for Burberry's Over- coats. London models London fabrics London colorings London tailoring. Forewarned, we provided extra well we have never had such a comprehensive stock. radv Hui Kesn and .miss ui ner. ci 13H South Follilli The three accused i pel sons gy" bond be tore Justice rreu Broens In the suni 01 saw earn 10 ap- pear for preliminary trial. They were Our Buyer Took Advantage of A Break In Market Values A Special Purchase Made! The Goods Sent hy Fast Express! It Means a Material Saving for You Duo in temporary causes there was recently a decided break in the market of ladies' ready-to-wea- r. Manufacturers wanted to unload much of their stocks on hand. Our buyer, whose headquarters are in New York, was on the job. lie made several large purchases. The poods have been received. We are passing the saving on to our customers. also required to make cash bonds at police station. Here is how commissioner atason - fecied the capture. He left Nashville on the 1:4.. a m nam for lfamnhia. At Hollow t'.ock June- - tlori three women and a man boarded t lie train willi grips Mason said he ever suspected anything wnen ruey boarded the train, although he recog- nised one of the women as a Memphis woma n Befoie Lenox station was reached, Mr. Mason said one of the women appeared to be 111 and he offered her some aro- matic spirits of ammonia, which she ented. Thsv told hint they were gel - Suits Coats Dresses ting off at l.enox station and had tele- graphed ahead for someone to meet them: that thoy had been on a trip to Kentucky in an automobile, but re- - iiriied bv tail on account of the bad condition of the roads, they declared. 145-14- 7 Madison Ave. Fashionable Clothes Builders When l.enox was reaoacd commis sioner Mason assisted them In getting their grips off the train, grabbing one of the heaviest gripe he had ever lifted, lie grew suspicious. The lour leu the tram at l.enox ami IN A SPECIAL SALES EVENT FOUR GREAT GROUPS OF NEWEST DRESSES Iiultulfil iii tlic wonderful shipment received arc unquestionably some of the most itltNillv tailored dresses it lias been our pleasure to see this season, livery last-minu- te idea i embodied in the lines and finish of these garments the materials serges, velveteens, satins, serge and satin combinations and the new wool cl- out.-. For convenient choosing in lour groups at - Commissioner Mason proceeded to the ;just a few stf.ps of skco.nd- - he Union depot. As soon an he got here he called up the police station and the police got busy. W hen t hev real bed l.enox one oi uie women and seven of the nine grips had disappeared, but the thrts with the. remaining grips were nauieo to headquarters. Commissioner Mason said that when the train milled awav from l.enox he $14.85-$17.8M19.85- -$24.85 heard the porter yell "Bone dry! I don't see how they can bring so much of that stuff here and the city officials know nothing about H. ommlSsloner Ma- - said he turned to the negro and replied: Two Marvelous Groups Splendid Fall Coats Here a one city official that does Know it." .85 $4 $4 Suits Moderately Priced at Extremely Low Prices KEEP BOY BUSY Here are valtiPR you should not miss- - style in every angle color combluations most highly approved, made of velours, bioud-cloth- kerseys and velour de laints, at ;rices unbelievable under existing circumstances. Kvery coat a model o; style every sf Itch a work of art. If you liavn hepn r!''fi"il 1" tho past In our Suit offerings, yon will be. limply dollglitrd with these lait-mlnu- to conception, wonder- fully tailored. In spriteH, velours, poplins, broadcloths, polret twills and novelty weaves, and Iho price will Increase yo'ir de- sire to purchaie. Two marvelous proupB nt URGES HARRIS IN $()J5 ADDRESS TO SCOUTS $1Q .85$ .85 $24-$- 29 I 24 Oulv (he busy boy is a. good boy. Juvenile crime ifcon the increase 1 here Is a spirit of recklessness In the air, I Style, Combined With Desirability in the NEWEST MILLINERY Many nw arrival for Saturday Ihoppari have fuMtM IinhiI unit diarm a wall an vai'it to our wonderful array of the Hen sou' moil fc telling Iih1 vrr. You will not find anywhere in the city n collection where prat' and attracttvenaei in more ahundant. Every h"' poaiaaaai Mi own Individual air of style unl char- acter. There In not a ninci? fe.tnr of fashion that you will not find hera ISvary hat is artfully constructed and ihe prices are no astoundlnsly low. ton?" enww ruff Her Gr&ttdina Used Sag'eTea To Darken engendered hy the conditions oi war. that is menacing unless controlled. Keep the bov busv at something lie wants to do and lie will keep out of mischief, These are some of the points em- phasized bv Stanley A. Harris, Boy Scout commissioner for the Southern ' district, with headiii..rters In Memphis, he i lynvccco LANRRES S2 who was the guest oi honor ai a uoy Bcout organization luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Friday. iifftllarajik Npesially Priced $4.85, $7.85, $9.85 $4.85, $7.85, $9.85 Her Hair. 88 S.MAIN ST. . 88 S.MAIN ST. ' MEMPHIS. TENN. ( oninnssiotier Harris urged tnsu nusi-neH- S men and all men Interested in the conservation of bov power and the mak- ing of useful boys out of Idle boys bark up the scout movement, lie told of the manv things the scouts have done to aid the nation since the outbreak of A n downtown druggist NEWEST DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now because It darken? so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied war and quoted the Indorsements of Pres'dent Wilson and Secretary of the efficient work performed mm :' it's so easy to use, too. Vou simply r1, '.' ,M' .....P.. '. ..'. ... r.;;i.V hi!,, V::. l;,ieLUt Kr. j JiW.Hl1 ... ; a ti ::.!' kowur !!. .' m ;' u: i.,i n s ..: ;:,,:,sw dampen a'cotnb or soft brush and draw by the hoys. It through your hair, taking oils strand He declared that every effort i lo Grandmother kept her hair beautiful- ly darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of, Sage Tea and Sulphur. AVhen-eve- r her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, tiila simple mixture was applied with wonderful ef- fect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound." you will get a large bottle of this e recipe, Improved by the addition of other ingredients, all ready to use, at very little cost. Tliis simple mixture can be depended upon to re- store natural color and beauty to the hair. HOUSTON'S BODY IS at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it is restored to its natural color he put forth lo make the Hoy Scout organization of the Southern district one of the strongest In the country, and urged for llic sake of the manli- ness, the moral cleanliness and the of the citizen of tomor and looks glossy, soft and beautiful SENT TO BATESVILLE The liodv (if 11. P. Houston, til years GERMAN AIRPLANE LOSSES HEAVY This preparation is a delightful toilet requisite. It is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of dis ease. hiv increased measure In fighting the attackers on land. Kntlre squaar6ttftl of battle planes, infantry fly- ers, accompany the Storming of th never falling Infantry and by taking; full advantage of their spaed, attaoM the enemy reseres at low altitudes with bombs gild machine guns. "These Httarks are made often at tbo ridiculously low altitudes of 100 meters, and even 10 meters. 1( is, therefore, at first glance, clear that these new task expose the airplanes to every shot fired from the earth, and must Increase our loss account. old. prominent merchant of Butesvllle, Mis., was forwarded to Ms home morning bv J, W. Norrls & Co., undsrtakci'H. and service", and interment will tie made in Halcsville Houston died nt the Baptist Memorial hospital. FEATHERED PROWLER IS HELD FOR POLICE -- s. . folic Sergt ileorge Reeves, of the Itarksdale substat Inn, Friday einpound-- d the first chicken In the city under the ordinance passed last summer reg- ulating the running at large of fouls. It was a big red rooster, which g"t Into the yard of Mrs. D. Dlerdorf, 1103 l,awrence street The "capture" of the stray fowl came as the cuitnlnatlon of a "chicken war" between Mrs. Dlerdorf and her neigh- bor, according to Keeves. In which sev- eral chickens were listed as having been killed In action, Mrs. Dlerdorf held Ihe rooster whan It got Into her vard and telephoned police. The usual fee for the redemption of flilckens In the city pound Is 25 cents per day. row, the business men of Memphis aid the work in every possible manner. Scout Muster Crowe and Milton R Hose told briefly of the work accom- plished at the Boy Scout camp at Hardy. Ark., during the summer, and Bolinn Smith, chairman of the Boy Scout committee in Memphis, urged co- operation willi Commissioner Harris and his aids. i Commissioner Harris has Jurisdiction over th. entire Southern district, which and l'Vhrunry, 1918, our figures for losses show a steady Increase," (apl. Lehman wjrltesi "The reason for that, however, Is the increased participation of airplanes resulting from tha fact that t tie German i h era who had been op- erating on the eastern from mtgi ated to thfl WSi tarn front, when fighting cased in ihe Russian theatar. The In- creased participation) of course, result- ed logically in larger total loss. "The eastern flyer, who had been to nittte different fighting conditions, in the beginning, undoubt- edly had to pay n bloody apprentice- ship In fighting with French and Brit- ish. The Russian as mi uerial opponent Is now Ise to he compared With the Frenchman and Kn gits h num. "It would he fundamentally wrong to dra w the conclusion from the i Ise In German losses at the beginning of IfllK. (hut our superiority hHd waned. Still another factor explains our higher loss- es. Ah nn infantry pltine the aerial weapon Is taking part Jn a consldera-- , He whs hrougnt to .Mempnis n. serious operation in Ratesville. a week ago. 111! IS survived ny nis wue, Mrs. Yilue a, Houston, and two sons. Hugh and tjranan nousion, or NEW TOrtK. Oct. 25 - Steady in crease of Herman airplane losses lu admitted by ('apt. otto Lehman, In an article published In i he Berlin Tage blatt, reviewing the progress of aerial warfare during the year t'api Lehman attribute the growing losses' to two causes, dectopmetit of the fight mg h h plane as m weapon agHinst en- emy Infantry, and the enhancement of (he number of fight Ing machines due to the transfer of those on the eastern, Of Russian, front to the west front. "It will be noticed tlutt since January Nuga-Ton- e includes Tennessee. Missouri, Kansas, "POLICY" COSTS $25. rhsfffed with writing "policy,'" an oM SOME OAS. "Say," said the U, 8, soldier to tha visitor to the front. "I suppose you've heard of our r.eiv long range gun; but have you heard about the terrible new gas wo are lining'' Well. It'e real po- tent, I can tell you. It kcIs Into the. (.Ionian pnybooks and kills the next, of kin." ! Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama. 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