https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/23d940057c02c51fae8c9e170626c5dc.pdf 430962d194a436f0fb979500c2d72ac6 PDF Text Text c This paper brings the news while it is news to yovr home when you have the leisure to read it. It is news. youir duty to yourself to read the icorth-whi- h FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER f 191. 19, TWEfyTYFOUR PAGES TODAY. v 01 I vxmffii i s. t nj. A dm xs SA S LtT vt -- ..i ii 27iS ZvVurs Scimitar is first as an advertising ct&& tciA Memphis business men. They see results rcf their advertising expenditure, end results count. a Drive For Boy Scout Fund Is Meeting With Good Results A very .hearty response Is being made by the dtlsens of Memphis In the campaign for lK.OOO being conducted by the Memphis Rotary club, for the use of the Bv Scout organisation In Memphis. The tennis organised at the luncheon of the Kotnry club on Tuesday lat ere continuing; their work throughout the city and unofficial reports received at Scout headquarters seem to Indicate that the fund will be raised by next Tueday. Following what la known an the Memphis plan, team members are calling" upon men associated in their own particular tines of business and the efficacy of this plan was fully demonstrated In the Victory loan campaign. That It wateh ipoeials A high-grad- e Elgin Watch, fitted to the el gold-fille- d best grade case. Thisv is a A watch that will give good reliable timepiece. perfect satisfaction. Special price . .. 20-ye- C( $aOavJU A Scout Law Watch. in a f Assorted Almond Divinity Kisses, Pound 39c Vanilla and Chocolate Almond Nut Nougate- - y Pound 4c ' Peanut Brittle Pound 29c f Bracelet ..each, payablev October A high-grad- e movement in a case and bracelet. This watch is a real timepiece, and will give good service. tExceed- - Name el cash, or 1. la two 191, and April I. payments ; . Toasted Marshmallows, 'Fall Plat! 29c Russian Fruit Filled Caramels, Pound 44c . Assorted Nut Fudge Pound 39c FACTORY SAMPLES is Pecsi Butter Scotch Squares Pound 30c Borden's Almond and Hershey's w "Do a Good Turn Daily" agree to contribute the sum of I In All the New Shapes and Designs the best value to be found Fresh Every Hour I Milk Chocolate 3 Cakes for 25c 12c Size, For the support of the BOT SOot ilOVEMKXT In Memphis, frera Oct. 1. 151, to Jan. 1, 1921, and In consideration of the subscription f ether. 1 hereby LADIES' WRIST WATCHES We, have will be successful In this campaign, leader of the drive do not doubL The fund of 118,000 Is for the maintenance of the Roy Scout organisations from Oct. 1, 191. to Jan. 1, 1921. Out of this fund the Scout camp at Hardy. Ark., will be maintained as well as the other exiienaea necessary to the development of the work In Memphis. Campaign leaders art anxtoui tn have all persons who deslrw to contribute to the lund send in their subscription as soon as possible and not wait until some team member rails upon them They request ttiat the blank form shown below he used In forwarding the sub' serlptlone to Thad M. Mailer, treasurer. lemrni-nuiinational nana. (Main Floor.) of . .......l.. 20-ye- ar Address Hall to THAD M. SALTER, Treasurer, Central State National Bank. Memphis, Tenn, $20.00 if.y.rl"luc...... .''EVERYTHING IN WATCHES" WILSON ASSERTS All Our Watches Sold Under the Mulford Guarantee PEOPLE MISLED CASH OR DEFERRED PAYMENTS Mulford Jewelry Co. OVER PEACE PAC President Makes Address at Oakland, California, and Is SOUTH MAIN ST. Roundly Cheered by Crowd' of Over 13,000 Persons. OAKLAND. C'al.. Sent. 19 President Wilson told an audience here lust night that the people had been "singularly and I sometimes fear deliberately mis- as to the contents of the peace lea treaty. In an address, Interrupted many tlmea by cheer, he said that any man who discussed the treaty on the basis of Hinall and technical objections would In the end be "overwhelmed" by public opinion. Mr. Wilson spoke before a crowd which lammed the fLodlirtrlum here Svlth Its seating capacity of 13,000. Many stood in tns aisles ana in tne rear of the galleries. For the eeconrt time during his trln the president, was introduced by a woman, lr. Aurella H, llolnhardt, president of Mills college, of Oakland, presenting him as one to whom the Inter national affairs of the country might be aafely intrusted. When he rose to speak someone shouted, "are we with him?" and ' many shouted In chorus, The Cost of Shoes Chapter 2 ( In Chapter 1 we explained that Shoe are divided into three general clauses the McKay, the Welt and the Turn. In th McKay the outsole is attached directly to the insole by stitching through both. In the Welt the dutaole ia attached to a atrip of leather, the welt, which has been previously, eewed to a groove m the iusole, making two processes ot sewing. yes." This was the first treaty, said Mr. Wilson, whose purpose Was not to serve governments but "to serve peoples." All the peoples of the world, he declared, at last had seen a vision of liberty and had drawn up a treaty for the peoples "and the fortunes of children everywhere." It was for the benefit of those of future generations, ha asserted, that the document had been formulated. The "characteristic" of the treaty, In the Turn there, is no insole, and the Shoe ia lasted and sewed Inside out, , and tnen turned and McKay la the name ot the man who Invented the machine the aoles, but closely related to the McKay process are Shoes, standard screw, and nailed, and pegged. Which sews metal-fasten- ed wood-fas-,ten- These represent the most primitive of tha modern methods of Shoemaking, and are produced at the minimum of expense.. Zellner'a does not carry Shoes iOf. McKay construction. BETTER THAN The better grades are divided into Goodyear Wolta and Turns, which, are machine sewed, and Hand Welts and Turns. In Chapter 3 we will explain the difference between the machine and band processes. ' COLDHl'FLU SJt New Elixir, Called Aspironal, . When Zellner'a policy was changed the profit was cut in two. Untjer the cash plan the profit has been again cut in,yo. Increased sales for the year of 160 fyc have helped us do it. Medicated With Latest rff irmiiii'i mm - 111 bh m BUSINESS Delightful . Taste, Immediate Relief, Quick Warm-Up- . post Iron Bed, any color, strong and durable. mattress and wishbone OQ 1 spring. Easy terms...... I Big ch 7t PJlD All-cott- on I Extra Special J 3-Pi- ece ' Every Druggist in U. S. In- futrly. the treaty, he bW.' nd structed to Refund Price repr8nting ii mvi n, instead 01 uibcuhsuikalt tin it vnriawa KrmiA While You Wait at Counter VI t un s ' uooi. iiuavnniD If Relief Does Not Come UK muti uie pruaiuciiL num. Within Two Minutes. CALLS ACCEPTANCE GOOD Special Bed Outfit H Davenette Suite, Heavy Oak gJflll-- 1 i ' U rt Easy Terms EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. 341-4- 3 South Main, Corner Vance. Read Neibs Scimitar Want Ads. - , Orpheum. it seems, had a very byncopauon, large family. AH over the musical world are to be found children of syncopation, Every family, however, has one particularly gifted child. There Is usually a prodigy in every home. Syncopation having a larger family than Is usual, there are more prodigies. One of these Is undoubtedly Dolly Kay, at the Orpheum, who describes herself as Clever Exponent." She is some darling child.. Even'a professional heckler couldn't dispute this statement. Miss Kay Is as pert and rythmatic as ner name. Originally the plural of foot Is feet. With Van Cellos it Is "feats." Van Cellos Is an American whose pedal extremities are quicker, more nimble and dexterous than those ot any Jap who has ever kicked his way Into the top rank of foot jugglers. Van Cellos, In addition, has a sense of humor, and this, too, has gone to his feet. A twist of the ankle or the bend of the toe at will, causes either admiration for his skill or a laughing; appreciation of his , SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. Accept ance of the peace treaty as A good business proposition was urged oy President Wilson yesterday in an address He to Kan Kranclsco business men. asserted that to refuse membership In the Iraguo of nations would be to isolate the United Htatea and to build un a distrust abroad which would be detrimental alike to the nation's political and commercliil interests. His remarks were frequently applauded by the audience of 1.6U0 men. Solution of many domestic questions, said the president, awaited ratification of the treaty. Until tnere was a peace, he declared, the nation could not re- nrMnl.. "n alnffle ftlKnn.nl11 of its eco nomic status. He added that were many reforms necessary because there must be a "reconaiaeraiion oi of the the whole economic structure ' country. about peace As long as uncertainty continued, he said, and the business of the country had "no conditions that iin inunt nn.' there would be the partial paralysis that is characteristic ' nf a l.nnic." Mr Wilson also discussed at length the arbitration and boycott provisions of the league covenant, declaring that had there been anytnmg approacmna such an arrangement In 1H4, Germany never would have begun tne war. iiniuiiitiv the cost of the war In Mr. Mlaon money and In battle deaths, said all this sacrifice was made because the world never had had the in set mi such a svstem of ar bitration and discussion as the league covenant proposed. The sensation of the year In the drug trade Is Aspironal, the cold nnd oough reliever, authoritatively guaranteed by the laboratories; test ed. approved aid most enthuslnstlcally endorsed by the highest authorities, nd proclaimed ,by the common people as ten times as quick and effective as whiskey, rock and ryef or any other cold and cough remedy they have ever tried. All drug stores are now supplied with the wonderful new elixir, so all you have to do to get rid ofi that cold is to step Into. the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollur for a bot tie of Aspironal and tell him to serve you two teaspoonfuls with four ten. With spoonfuls ot water In a glass. your watch In your band, take the drink at one swallow and call for your money back In two minutes you cannot feel your cold fading away like a dream within the time limit, Don't be bashful, for all drugglsta In- to try ltx Kv- vite you and expect erybwlr's doing It, When j our cold, or cough la relieved, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies, for Aspironal Is by .far tha safest and most effective, the easiest to take and the most agree is no lisltlng Rev. John able cold and cough remedy for Ih in Milwaukee, Dillingham wis. He expects to come nrtv soon. to Memphis fnt aid rhUrtrei Rev. S. T. Mlddletnn and wife are ow vlstlng many friends In Buffalo, N.' T. from letters rvceivsa they ao mire the cHy very much. The Clty.Conoueat. of which Rev Wimam 0. Walker will hold a great meeting Sunday, Sept. Js, eacpnen ttaptist cnurcn, nv, j u ri. uampnrii pastor. Topic ror discus ain: Missionary, "Sowing .and Heap Activities Among Memphis Negroes . . . . . , Hats made to sell at $4.00 to $7.50 The factory sample line of a well known Eastern manufacturer of men's high-grad- e wool hats, bought at a decided price concession, and the veryfact they are samples insures the best in quality and workmanship. All Popular Autumn Styles Large, medium and small. shapes, every kind," color and style is represented, including, of course, the popular black. All regular $4 to $7.50 values, at $3.35. Pure Knit Silk Four-i- n -- comeay. , Here is a chance to get someliigh-grad- e neckwear Pure silk knit in all the most wanted weaves, irl a world of beautiful patterns as well as heather mixtures and plain colors and black.' at a song. - New Fall Shirts ..0. We could say these are ' $2.50 and $3.00 values, they comnare so favor . ably in pattern, quality pattern! l worlanansmp. All new and styles are found in corded madras: shaned neckbands, full sizes, well made; all sizes, 14 to 17, and unmatch- - II s 3 aoie values. i Packed only in TIN to Keep the Flavor in- - Hand Ties ofe $2.50 to $3.50 Values satisfactory results be expected from any treatment that does not reach the blood, the ,seat of the trouble, and rid the system of the cause of the disease? S. S. S. has for more than fifty years been giving relief to even the most aggravated and stubborn cases of Rheu mutism. It cleanses the blood ty routing the disease germs. The experience of others who hare taken 8. S. S. will convince you that It will promptly reach your case. Tou can obtain S. 8. S. at any drug store. A valuable book on Rheumatism and Its treatment, together with expert medical adyice about your own individual case, will be sent absolutely free. Write today to Medica) Department, Swift Specific Co., 260 Bwift Laboraadv. tory, Atlanta, Ga. .... Bachelor's Friend Hose Six Pair of Men's Hose s Guaranteed Six Months 1 lb.- - 'ilfat-f- t ... lh and j& SUes Box of Six Pairs i'' PROPOSITION ofviii-uv- $64.75 the feature film which closes the performance., A story of love and the eternal trtanrle furnishes enounrh sensa tions to satisfy the most blase or the most bloodthirsty movie fan. It Is called "Broken Commandments," Gladys NED COURTNEY. ' Here Is One Thing That Is Absolutely Impossible - ... a ,.K.x,;i hut nh. ucimis uvuaiou, ircmj k.l ucutttru vu iuii jecivu iu ii using VU UlUUR III lb vUgllt ucuiv4 sv v ip -- - Scientific Remedies, Used SAYS HE DOES NOT KICK ON UfcBATtUF IKtAlT and Endorsed by European is. presi C'al.. sept, BKKKfcl.KY. and American Army Surdent Wilson told an audience of facultyof the and students University of Callgeons to Out Short a Cold on the ui..vortty campus at Berkeley and Prevent Complications. 47 IMAM ST. Hi Loew's Lyceum. We have heard of shooting the editor. Some without doubt should be shot. We, once saw a burlesque show where a volley from several In the audience apparently killed a discordant quartet. IViubtleHs some actors need to be shot with other things beside highballs. But it remains for Capt. Frank Leffel, a former army man. who. with his comelv partner. Mile. DeAlmer, heads the current bill at Loew's Lyceum to put on a thriller wherein a comely woman Is ap parently snot tnrough tne body at each performance and comes out smiling. The gun Is loaded by a member of a committee from the audience with a real cartridge. A pack of cards la placed In front of Mile. DeAlmer's little body and a square of glass on a stand back or tier. capt. Lriei places the rifle barrel a few feet from the actress. He fires. Mile. DeAlmer auivera. totters as if to fall, the glass behind Is broken and the deck of cards around her walsfc. Is pierced, with the rifle ball, the lady, of course,' unhurt. The sensation follows a clever exhibition of marksman ship on the part of Capt. Leffel. The only trouble with the shooting act Is that it comes too late In the bill. Several acts and actors could be Bhot out of the entertainment and it would Discussing; the labor section of the treaty, he declared there would be set up a new standard of labor for the whole world, under which laborers would ha "regarded as human beings and treated as they ought to be treated. In that connection he mentioned the seamen's act passed by congress a few years ago. The International labor conference to be held In Washington- - next month was recalled by the president and be was cheered when, he added: "We are waiting to learn from the senate of the United States, whether we can attend It or not." In short, Bald the president, the of lib- -' treaty provided an "organisation erty and mercy" for the world. Referring to Germany's temporary exclusion from the league of nations, suffer little. Dramatic scenes In profusion mark the president said If- the autocratic German government ware revived with a Hohensollern on the throne, Germany forever would be excluded from the league and from respectable society. "The Hapsburgs and the Hohensol-lern- s are permanently" out of business," added Mr. Wilson, while the crowd cheered again. There were more cheers when, he referred to the withdrawal feature- of the league covenant and said that- should Rheumatism Has Never Been the United States go into the league "with a seat near the door," It would Cured by Liniments or Lobe Invited to take a front seat immediately. tions, and Never Will Be. Turning to the arbitration and discussion features of the covenant, the president said it Invited all the nations Tou never knew of Hheumatlsm to lay any grievance before the jury that most painful source of suffering of humanity before going to war. "If you think you have a friend who being cured by liniments, lotions or Is a fool," he added, "encourage him to hire a hall." other external applications. And you Someone in the gallery shouted: "Oh never see anything but temporary yoft Hiram Johnson," and the crowd . relief afforded by such makeshifts. laughed and cheered. sam an or nations, America, foremost But why be satisfied with temporary the nrexldent. declared It as one of the the war relief from the principles on which she entered pangs of patn which wara. more no De mere snouia that 'Why do we debate details, nt asxeo are sure to return with Increased se while the crowd cheered.' "when ' the verity, when there Is permanent relief heart of tha thing is sound." The league of nations covenant, rres-Ide- within your reach? Science has proven his luncheon Wilson said In the entemrise OI that Rheumatism Is a disordered con.nBh voutnrfiAv divine mercy and peace and good wlll.'J dition of the blood. How then. ..can IUIIllllUIIlH UO BttlU. I holleve In dlvln If nrovlaence. I did not I would go craxy. If I thought the direction of the disordered affairs of this world depended upon our finite now 10 endeavor, 1 should nox KnowBut I do reason my way to sanity. not believe there Is any body of men however they concert their power or this their influence, that can defeat ' great enterprise." I -U1V lTiiiiiii!iTWTTwiiiiw!iiirrw',TTiw,,'!ii"fiiiirii AMUSEMENTS nt WHISKEY ; While Zellner'a carries nothing but high and medium grades, t prices are suited to every need. Men's Shoes at f 2.60, $4 and IS. and Women's at $4, $5 and ft. supply the needs in Goodyear stitched Shoes of those to whom price is paramount and who want the most wear for the coBt. ... asserted Mr. Wilson, was that "It alvea liberty to peoples who nmr could have w6n it for theroeelve," Had the world not already been rent by the treat war. he Kaid, the world would have been aniaxed that such a thins was possible. 11 declared It meant me end of the dreams of every Imperialistic govern- ment in the world. For one thlnic, continued the president, the treaty attempted to Internationalise all of the great waterways of Kuroue. He said that in effect it proposes to "cut out" every Influence of national privilege. As to Labor. "THE HOME OF FINE TIMEPIECES" 6 iKisraiiiiiiiiii Men's Hose A certificate with each 6 pairs, afid if they wear oirt before six "months, send them back and set six new t)airs. ' free of cnarge. Come in all colors and black and white; all sizes. v . jwsi lour n OWQ Buy a House for Yourself Instead of the Landlord FL0R rL0R ' month rent amounts to 3S0 year; In ten years you have paM the landlord full price for his house, but h . Mill owns Itt all you have is the rent receipts. 130.00 a 'month "STOP payment down and 2& or $30 per . ... . .fc.nk c.e.r or ah incumbrances, Read the easy payment homi In Iras tnan tan years. advertised In the real estate eolumns of The News Scimitar's want ad pages and buy a home. For small WATCH WINDOWS A Big Event of Utmost Importance To Every Home in Memphis Coming Phone Main 4994 Read News Scimitar Want Ads. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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They see results rcf their advertising expenditure, end results count. a Drive For Boy Scout Fund Is Meeting With Good Results A very .hearty response Is being made by the dtlsens of Memphis In the campaign for lK.OOO being conducted by the Memphis Rotary club, for the use of the Bv Scout organisation In Memphis. The tennis organised at the luncheon of the Kotnry club on Tuesday lat ere continuing; their work throughout the city and unofficial reports received at Scout headquarters seem to Indicate that the fund will be raised by next Tueday. Following what la known an the Memphis plan, team members are calling" upon men associated in their own particular tines of business and the efficacy of this plan was fully demonstrated In the Victory loan campaign. That It wateh ipoeials A high-grad- e Elgin Watch, fitted to the el gold-fille- d best grade case. Thisv is a A watch that will give good reliable timepiece. perfect satisfaction. Special price . .. 20-ye- C( $aOavJU A Scout Law Watch. in a f Assorted Almond Divinity Kisses, Pound 39c Vanilla and Chocolate Almond Nut Nougate- - y Pound 4c ' Peanut Brittle Pound 29c f Bracelet ..each, payablev October A high-grad- e movement in a case and bracelet. This watch is a real timepiece, and will give good service. tExceed- - Name el cash, or 1. la two 191, and April I. payments ; . Toasted Marshmallows, 'Fall Plat! 29c Russian Fruit Filled Caramels, Pound 44c . Assorted Nut Fudge Pound 39c FACTORY SAMPLES is Pecsi Butter Scotch Squares Pound 30c Borden's Almond and Hershey's w "Do a Good Turn Daily" agree to contribute the sum of I In All the New Shapes and Designs the best value to be found Fresh Every Hour I Milk Chocolate 3 Cakes for 25c 12c Size, For the support of the BOT SOot ilOVEMKXT In Memphis, frera Oct. 1. 151, to Jan. 1, 1921, and In consideration of the subscription f ether. 1 hereby LADIES' WRIST WATCHES We, have will be successful In this campaign, leader of the drive do not doubL The fund of 118,000 Is for the maintenance of the Roy Scout organisations from Oct. 1, 191. to Jan. 1, 1921. Out of this fund the Scout camp at Hardy. Ark., will be maintained as well as the other exiienaea necessary to the development of the work In Memphis. Campaign leaders art anxtoui tn have all persons who deslrw to contribute to the lund send in their subscription as soon as possible and not wait until some team member rails upon them They request ttiat the blank form shown below he used In forwarding the sub' serlptlone to Thad M. Mailer, treasurer. lemrni-nuiinational nana. (Main Floor.) of . .......l.. 20-ye- ar Address Hall to THAD M. SALTER, Treasurer, Central State National Bank. Memphis, Tenn, $20.00 if.y.rl"luc...... .''EVERYTHING IN WATCHES" WILSON ASSERTS All Our Watches Sold Under the Mulford Guarantee PEOPLE MISLED CASH OR DEFERRED PAYMENTS Mulford Jewelry Co. OVER PEACE PAC President Makes Address at Oakland, California, and Is SOUTH MAIN ST. Roundly Cheered by Crowd' of Over 13,000 Persons. OAKLAND. C'al.. Sent. 19 President Wilson told an audience here lust night that the people had been "singularly and I sometimes fear deliberately mis- as to the contents of the peace lea treaty. In an address, Interrupted many tlmea by cheer, he said that any man who discussed the treaty on the basis of Hinall and technical objections would In the end be "overwhelmed" by public opinion. Mr. Wilson spoke before a crowd which lammed the fLodlirtrlum here Svlth Its seating capacity of 13,000. Many stood in tns aisles ana in tne rear of the galleries. For the eeconrt time during his trln the president, was introduced by a woman, lr. Aurella H, llolnhardt, president of Mills college, of Oakland, presenting him as one to whom the Inter national affairs of the country might be aafely intrusted. When he rose to speak someone shouted, "are we with him?" and ' many shouted In chorus, The Cost of Shoes Chapter 2 ( In Chapter 1 we explained that Shoe are divided into three general clauses the McKay, the Welt and the Turn. In th McKay the outsole is attached directly to the insole by stitching through both. In the Welt the dutaole ia attached to a atrip of leather, the welt, which has been previously, eewed to a groove m the iusole, making two processes ot sewing. yes." This was the first treaty, said Mr. Wilson, whose purpose Was not to serve governments but "to serve peoples." All the peoples of the world, he declared, at last had seen a vision of liberty and had drawn up a treaty for the peoples "and the fortunes of children everywhere." It was for the benefit of those of future generations, ha asserted, that the document had been formulated. The "characteristic" of the treaty, In the Turn there, is no insole, and the Shoe ia lasted and sewed Inside out, , and tnen turned and McKay la the name ot the man who Invented the machine the aoles, but closely related to the McKay process are Shoes, standard screw, and nailed, and pegged. Which sews metal-fasten- ed wood-fas-,ten- These represent the most primitive of tha modern methods of Shoemaking, and are produced at the minimum of expense.. Zellner'a does not carry Shoes iOf. McKay construction. BETTER THAN The better grades are divided into Goodyear Wolta and Turns, which, are machine sewed, and Hand Welts and Turns. In Chapter 3 we will explain the difference between the machine and band processes. ' COLDHl'FLU SJt New Elixir, Called Aspironal, . When Zellner'a policy was changed the profit was cut in two. Untjer the cash plan the profit has been again cut in,yo. Increased sales for the year of 160 fyc have helped us do it. Medicated With Latest rff irmiiii'i mm - 111 bh m BUSINESS Delightful . Taste, Immediate Relief, Quick Warm-Up- . post Iron Bed, any color, strong and durable. mattress and wishbone OQ 1 spring. Easy terms...... I Big ch 7t PJlD All-cott- on I Extra Special J 3-Pi- ece ' Every Druggist in U. S. In- futrly. the treaty, he bW.' nd structed to Refund Price repr8nting ii mvi n, instead 01 uibcuhsuikalt tin it vnriawa KrmiA While You Wait at Counter VI t un s ' uooi. iiuavnniD If Relief Does Not Come UK muti uie pruaiuciiL num. Within Two Minutes. CALLS ACCEPTANCE GOOD Special Bed Outfit H Davenette Suite, Heavy Oak gJflll-- 1 i ' U rt Easy Terms EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. 341-4- 3 South Main, Corner Vance. Read Neibs Scimitar Want Ads. - , Orpheum. it seems, had a very byncopauon, large family. AH over the musical world are to be found children of syncopation, Every family, however, has one particularly gifted child. There Is usually a prodigy in every home. Syncopation having a larger family than Is usual, there are more prodigies. One of these Is undoubtedly Dolly Kay, at the Orpheum, who describes herself as Clever Exponent." She is some darling child.. Even'a professional heckler couldn't dispute this statement. Miss Kay Is as pert and rythmatic as ner name. Originally the plural of foot Is feet. With Van Cellos it Is "feats." Van Cellos Is an American whose pedal extremities are quicker, more nimble and dexterous than those ot any Jap who has ever kicked his way Into the top rank of foot jugglers. Van Cellos, In addition, has a sense of humor, and this, too, has gone to his feet. A twist of the ankle or the bend of the toe at will, causes either admiration for his skill or a laughing; appreciation of his , SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. Accept ance of the peace treaty as A good business proposition was urged oy President Wilson yesterday in an address He to Kan Kranclsco business men. asserted that to refuse membership In the Iraguo of nations would be to isolate the United Htatea and to build un a distrust abroad which would be detrimental alike to the nation's political and commercliil interests. His remarks were frequently applauded by the audience of 1.6U0 men. Solution of many domestic questions, said the president, awaited ratification of the treaty. Until tnere was a peace, he declared, the nation could not re- nrMnl.. "n alnffle ftlKnn.nl11 of its eco nomic status. He added that were many reforms necessary because there must be a "reconaiaeraiion oi of the the whole economic structure ' country. about peace As long as uncertainty continued, he said, and the business of the country had "no conditions that iin inunt nn.' there would be the partial paralysis that is characteristic ' nf a l.nnic." Mr Wilson also discussed at length the arbitration and boycott provisions of the league covenant, declaring that had there been anytnmg approacmna such an arrangement In 1H4, Germany never would have begun tne war. iiniuiiitiv the cost of the war In Mr. Mlaon money and In battle deaths, said all this sacrifice was made because the world never had had the in set mi such a svstem of ar bitration and discussion as the league covenant proposed. The sensation of the year In the drug trade Is Aspironal, the cold nnd oough reliever, authoritatively guaranteed by the laboratories; test ed. approved aid most enthuslnstlcally endorsed by the highest authorities, nd proclaimed ,by the common people as ten times as quick and effective as whiskey, rock and ryef or any other cold and cough remedy they have ever tried. All drug stores are now supplied with the wonderful new elixir, so all you have to do to get rid ofi that cold is to step Into. the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollur for a bot tie of Aspironal and tell him to serve you two teaspoonfuls with four ten. With spoonfuls ot water In a glass. your watch In your band, take the drink at one swallow and call for your money back In two minutes you cannot feel your cold fading away like a dream within the time limit, Don't be bashful, for all drugglsta In- to try ltx Kv- vite you and expect erybwlr's doing It, When j our cold, or cough la relieved, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies, for Aspironal Is by .far tha safest and most effective, the easiest to take and the most agree is no lisltlng Rev. John able cold and cough remedy for Ih in Milwaukee, Dillingham wis. He expects to come nrtv soon. to Memphis fnt aid rhUrtrei Rev. S. T. Mlddletnn and wife are ow vlstlng many friends In Buffalo, N.' T. from letters rvceivsa they ao mire the cHy very much. The Clty.Conoueat. of which Rev Wimam 0. Walker will hold a great meeting Sunday, Sept. Js, eacpnen ttaptist cnurcn, nv, j u ri. uampnrii pastor. Topic ror discus ain: Missionary, "Sowing .and Heap Activities Among Memphis Negroes . . . . . , Hats made to sell at $4.00 to $7.50 The factory sample line of a well known Eastern manufacturer of men's high-grad- e wool hats, bought at a decided price concession, and the veryfact they are samples insures the best in quality and workmanship. All Popular Autumn Styles Large, medium and small. shapes, every kind," color and style is represented, including, of course, the popular black. All regular $4 to $7.50 values, at $3.35. Pure Knit Silk Four-i- n -- comeay. , Here is a chance to get someliigh-grad- e neckwear Pure silk knit in all the most wanted weaves, irl a world of beautiful patterns as well as heather mixtures and plain colors and black.' at a song. - New Fall Shirts ..0. We could say these are ' $2.50 and $3.00 values, they comnare so favor . ably in pattern, quality pattern! l worlanansmp. All new and styles are found in corded madras: shaned neckbands, full sizes, well made; all sizes, 14 to 17, and unmatch- - II s 3 aoie values. i Packed only in TIN to Keep the Flavor in- - Hand Ties ofe $2.50 to $3.50 Values satisfactory results be expected from any treatment that does not reach the blood, the ,seat of the trouble, and rid the system of the cause of the disease? S. S. S. has for more than fifty years been giving relief to even the most aggravated and stubborn cases of Rheu mutism. It cleanses the blood ty routing the disease germs. The experience of others who hare taken 8. S. S. will convince you that It will promptly reach your case. Tou can obtain S. 8. S. at any drug store. A valuable book on Rheumatism and Its treatment, together with expert medical adyice about your own individual case, will be sent absolutely free. Write today to Medica) Department, Swift Specific Co., 260 Bwift Laboraadv. tory, Atlanta, Ga. .... Bachelor's Friend Hose Six Pair of Men's Hose s Guaranteed Six Months 1 lb.- - 'ilfat-f- t ... lh and j& SUes Box of Six Pairs i'' PROPOSITION ofviii-uv- $64.75 the feature film which closes the performance., A story of love and the eternal trtanrle furnishes enounrh sensa tions to satisfy the most blase or the most bloodthirsty movie fan. It Is called "Broken Commandments," Gladys NED COURTNEY. ' Here Is One Thing That Is Absolutely Impossible - ... a ,.K.x,;i hut nh. ucimis uvuaiou, ircmj k.l ucutttru vu iuii jecivu iu ii using VU UlUUR III lb vUgllt ucuiv4 sv v ip -- - Scientific Remedies, Used SAYS HE DOES NOT KICK ON UfcBATtUF IKtAlT and Endorsed by European is. presi C'al.. sept, BKKKfcl.KY. and American Army Surdent Wilson told an audience of facultyof the and students University of Callgeons to Out Short a Cold on the ui..vortty campus at Berkeley and Prevent Complications. 47 IMAM ST. Hi Loew's Lyceum. We have heard of shooting the editor. Some without doubt should be shot. We, once saw a burlesque show where a volley from several In the audience apparently killed a discordant quartet. IViubtleHs some actors need to be shot with other things beside highballs. But it remains for Capt. Frank Leffel, a former army man. who. with his comelv partner. Mile. DeAlmer, heads the current bill at Loew's Lyceum to put on a thriller wherein a comely woman Is ap parently snot tnrough tne body at each performance and comes out smiling. The gun Is loaded by a member of a committee from the audience with a real cartridge. A pack of cards la placed In front of Mile. DeAlmer's little body and a square of glass on a stand back or tier. capt. Lriei places the rifle barrel a few feet from the actress. He fires. Mile. DeAlmer auivera. totters as if to fall, the glass behind Is broken and the deck of cards around her walsfc. Is pierced, with the rifle ball, the lady, of course,' unhurt. The sensation follows a clever exhibition of marksman ship on the part of Capt. Leffel. The only trouble with the shooting act Is that it comes too late In the bill. Several acts and actors could be Bhot out of the entertainment and it would Discussing; the labor section of the treaty, he declared there would be set up a new standard of labor for the whole world, under which laborers would ha "regarded as human beings and treated as they ought to be treated. In that connection he mentioned the seamen's act passed by congress a few years ago. The International labor conference to be held In Washington- - next month was recalled by the president and be was cheered when, he added: "We are waiting to learn from the senate of the United States, whether we can attend It or not." In short, Bald the president, the of lib- -' treaty provided an "organisation erty and mercy" for the world. Referring to Germany's temporary exclusion from the league of nations, suffer little. Dramatic scenes In profusion mark the president said If- the autocratic German government ware revived with a Hohensollern on the throne, Germany forever would be excluded from the league and from respectable society. "The Hapsburgs and the Hohensol-lern- s are permanently" out of business," added Mr. Wilson, while the crowd cheered again. There were more cheers when, he referred to the withdrawal feature- of the league covenant and said that- should Rheumatism Has Never Been the United States go into the league "with a seat near the door," It would Cured by Liniments or Lobe Invited to take a front seat immediately. tions, and Never Will Be. Turning to the arbitration and discussion features of the covenant, the president said it Invited all the nations Tou never knew of Hheumatlsm to lay any grievance before the jury that most painful source of suffering of humanity before going to war. "If you think you have a friend who being cured by liniments, lotions or Is a fool," he added, "encourage him to hire a hall." other external applications. And you Someone in the gallery shouted: "Oh never see anything but temporary yoft Hiram Johnson," and the crowd . relief afforded by such makeshifts. laughed and cheered. sam an or nations, America, foremost But why be satisfied with temporary the nrexldent. declared It as one of the the war relief from the principles on which she entered pangs of patn which wara. more no De mere snouia that 'Why do we debate details, nt asxeo are sure to return with Increased se while the crowd cheered.' "when ' the verity, when there Is permanent relief heart of tha thing is sound." The league of nations covenant, rres-Ide- within your reach? Science has proven his luncheon Wilson said In the entemrise OI that Rheumatism Is a disordered con.nBh voutnrfiAv divine mercy and peace and good wlll.'J dition of the blood. How then. ..can IUIIllllUIIlH UO BttlU. I holleve In dlvln If nrovlaence. I did not I would go craxy. If I thought the direction of the disordered affairs of this world depended upon our finite now 10 endeavor, 1 should nox KnowBut I do reason my way to sanity. not believe there Is any body of men however they concert their power or this their influence, that can defeat ' great enterprise." I -U1V lTiiiiiii!iTWTTwiiiiw!iiirrw',TTiw,,'!ii"fiiiirii AMUSEMENTS nt WHISKEY ; While Zellner'a carries nothing but high and medium grades, t prices are suited to every need. Men's Shoes at f 2.60, $4 and IS. and Women's at $4, $5 and ft. supply the needs in Goodyear stitched Shoes of those to whom price is paramount and who want the most wear for the coBt. ... asserted Mr. Wilson, was that "It alvea liberty to peoples who nmr could have w6n it for theroeelve," Had the world not already been rent by the treat war. he Kaid, the world would have been aniaxed that such a thins was possible. 11 declared It meant me end of the dreams of every Imperialistic govern- ment in the world. For one thlnic, continued the president, the treaty attempted to Internationalise all of the great waterways of Kuroue. He said that in effect it proposes to "cut out" every Influence of national privilege. As to Labor. "THE HOME OF FINE TIMEPIECES" 6 iKisraiiiiiiiiii Men's Hose A certificate with each 6 pairs, afid if they wear oirt before six "months, send them back and set six new t)airs. ' free of cnarge. 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