https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9a366317e88c15ef2c14772b73fc8929.pdf 9f3d8d856e7b5b688b1e0229ce3bb361 PDF Text Text MONDAY, OCTOBe Local Boy Scout Official Leaves DESTINN DEUGHTS 'FINE AUDIENCE 1 WITH OUR VISITORS For Pine Bluff IN Local Boy ' Scout Field Executive in A. ij. Atkinson, who has been Memphis for the past year assisting apExecutive R. D. Crow, has-bepointed to the executlveahlp at Pine Bluff, Ark. Mr. Atkinson leaves Tuesday morning to take up his duties.- The many Memphis, who were Ms friends, will be sorry to lose him, but will be glad to hear that he now has a lection of his own. Mr. Crow says that he will have no assistant from now on, he and Miss Broadus, the afflce manager,' will do all of the work. It is announced that the treasure hunt, which was the main feature of the hike held Saturday, was a complete success from every angle. Local officials say they are highly gratified at the trailing ability5 of the Scouts, who showed a remarkable of forest signs. Four knowledge the first being a priies were offered,donated by the Boy Scout knife, en OPENING CONCERT Sroutn With fairf sprinkling of unfilled Seats, but with attendance measuring up fully to expectations, the local concert season was opened Sunday afternoon at the Lyric theater under auspicious circumstances. . Cortese Brothers, who since their advent Into local circles as musicians and sponsors for the best in the art have contributed much to the civic uplift of the community, chose wisely when they booked Kmmy Pestinn and her a soclates. for their first offering of the new season. None who heard them had reasonable basis for disappointment. Moreover, there was nothing in the demeanor of those present suggestive of such. In fact, it was a very enthusiastic crowd, including as It did representatives from each realm of society. Of Mme. Destinn there is little to say, except that she satisfied fully and- amply Justified the wealth of favorable expressions heaped on her since she first sprung into the public eye in this country after having shone so brilliantly in the highest artistic circles of Europe. Her efforts here were delightful, and she received a liberal mede of praise .and appreciation. Her initial number, the air de Salome from Massenet's "Herodlade," was sung with spirit and keen understanding, but it was In her subsequent groups that she rose to the heights and aroused her auditors to demonstrations of praise. exstatio There came to be a close affiliation of sympathy between singer and hearer, which grew as the concert She veritably sang herprogressed. self Into their hearts, and may be assured a lasting nlace in their artistic, affections. Her program was well chosen, affording ample opportunity for displaying talents and gifts that are rare. None the less delightful was the playing of Roderick White on that ' com- Bucklngham-Ensley-Corriga- pany,' It was won by Scout Thomas Hopper, of Troop 14. Three other prizes, consisting of pound boxes of candy, donated by .Fortune's. Ine, were won, while two more boxes, were given to the two Scouts winning tn first aid qulzz, - PACE ELEVEN. THIS NEWS SCIMITAR. 18, 1920. Normal Students Give Over $1,000 Jo College Drive Photoplays Killed , Cheap Melodrama Guest Declares "It Is said that movies killed melo drama." enunciated P. V. Klllen. re tired banker of Tonkers, N. Y at present at Hotel Peabody. "If so, we owe a debt ot gratitude to them. I remember when a boy I lived in a small town and when bins told of the coming of "Bertha the Beautiful Cloak Model," or soma; such master piece of the carpenter's art, I was wild to aee it and so were the other boys of my age. When I think of how miserably poor those companies were I wonder how they ever existed at all. "Movtes put an end to all such travesties on a noble art. In that they have done an immense amount of good. It is so much better to attend a picture show and see a good picture than to go to a theater and see a' poor play. The good they have brought Into monotonous lives can not be estimated. In the town where I first saw the light of day, Bruzton, N. Y we formerly would have a poor makeshift of a play about once every two weeks. Now they have a fairly good picphotoplay house-wlt- h tures every night It has made the more contented town of the people and has kept boys and girls from go-taway to cities after excitement. "I think that that is one of the best things thai movies have to their credit: the pleasure tney nave bnuiirht Into otherwise barren lives. In small towns like Bruxton, that can not afford stage performances, the movies bring celebrities that In other ways could never be seen. The movies have their faults, of course, but one must give them credit for' tha nod that thev really do." Must Know Bees Handle Them - Without Danger CI n. sec-cn- y never get stung, but. on the othe? hand if you get enough formic acid in your system you become practically immune. I have been stung so often---h- y bees, I meanthat their stings do not trouble me In the least. 'Once it was customary to kill all the bees to get the honey. This cruel, expensive and barbarous cus tom Is no longer necessary and, indeed, if common sense had been used It never would have been. I can take a hive of bees and do with them just whatever I wish. Many apiarists use specially prepared masks and gloves, but that Is not really essential. 'Bees must be studied like any other creature for they have ways peculiarly their own, Just like the rest of creation. They operate in colonleti and the first thing to do is to destroy the morale of the rolopy demoralise them, in short. When in that condition they do not seem to think of stinging. A bee does not act as an Individual. She always acts In cohesion with others. If that spirit of cohesion is broken she Is helpless for the time being." Dodge Bros. Open Memphis Offices Dodge Bros., well known manu- facturers of automobiles, have moved their offices for the Memphis district from St Louis to Memphis, The ofExfice is now located at 1816-1- 7 change building. All Dodge business in the wilt go through the local district office. The change from St. Louis was made in recogni tion of the growing importance of center Memphis as an automobile ana tne iacr mat it is locaiea at tne natural center of trade for the tri es -- states. The local office is under the management of Clifton D. Lyon, who has been with Dodge Bros, for five Years, three years of which were spent at the Dodge factory, Mr. Lyon is assisted by several traveling represen tatives, who will make their head quarters in Memphis, , Mrs. Fiske Tonight At Lyrio In "Mis' Nelly of N'Orleans.' Get your tickets, and those good Ha vana Kpoca Cigars at Samelson's. sioner, of the Memphis Chamber oi Commere) announced Monday that the Memifhis Silica company, a corporation organized fur ths purpos of operating a deposit if silica, near Rlverton Junction. Ala., has" been The corporation which will Hare its executive offices and sales head, quarters in Memphis, la capitalised at $25,000. It has 20 acres of land near KlVerton Junction, which Is said to have a silica deposit 21 feet deep. Silica .will be mlnef and refined at the mines and will be disposed of in sales to paint, cement an glass manufacturers, etc. The officers of the company are: M. E. Ooddard. president: W. J. and f. D. Whltford, Druschel, secretary. Temporary offices of the concern are located ttt Hotel Chlsca. Arkamans Will Visit Farm Bureau Great Attractions. Colonet Frost reports there are a Mrs. Flske at i.yr!n tonight. Tick number of vacancies In tho ets at Samelson's, also those aoi.d great grades of corporal and sergeant at cpoca vigars. adv. Camp Grant, Illinois, and this would Dr. R P. Wtlgart, J. E. McKeel an4 Miss Para Fortenberry, representatives of the Arkansas farm extension forces, will be in Memphis Wednesday for the purpose of enlisting he aid of membejrs of the Memphis Farm bureau in an effort to secure appropriations from the levying courts in Kastern Arkansas for the establishment of county agents In the various counties. The levying courts of the various Arkansas counties all meet on the same day. This year the date Is Oct.i 17. As It will be next to Impossible for the extension forces of Arkansas to visit all these courts on this date, it Is planned to have the Memuhis bureau assist by furnishing men to visit the courts In many of the counties in the eastern part of the state. Tenn. H. F. Gris-coCHATTANOOGA, secretary and treasurer pf the Kvans Price Foundry '.company, has been elected president or the Chattanooga Manufacture.-- ' association (or officers electthe ensuing year. ;.. ed were I. J3. Merri.in., C. A. Raht, second and H. W. Longgley, treasurer. NEW BERN, Tenn. The con tinued dry weather, which has been prevailing for the past eight weeks, has played havoc with every farming activity in this county, according to the statement of many farmers, who are having great difficulty In preparing ground and sowing wheat. The drought has reached the point where stock water and pastures are very scarce. $60,000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUEJ0RFL0RENCE "CT "T?Tr,XT1T7' Ala Oft 160,000 will be 1 ft A made bond issue of purby the city or Florence tor tneschool $75,000 the of completing pose construcof course in 'now building tion in North Florence. The vote to issue the bonds was unanimous. A large crowd of farmers attended the practical demonstration given vx., farm tmptnrsi that have been on exhibition at the Farm Tractor short course held here by agricultural engineers from Auburn and, farm agents of worm Aiaoama. NEWBERN, Tenn. The suplemental AUAECHI3T JAILED. registration has just elueed in Newborn, there being a great number of Malatesta, LONDON, Oct. men and women registered to vote in arThe figures the Italian anarchist leader, was the November election. a Milan to rested according Sunday, show that the largest number In tne Telegraph. dispatch to the Exchange history of the town had registered. The charge against him is plotting JACKSON, Miss. Jackson was filled against the state. Saturday with boys from 13 Mississippi Milan dispatches of Saturday reportcounties en route to Canton to attend a great anarchist the annual Hl-convention, which is ed the uncovering ofof the editorial staff of the under held the auspices plot. The arrest being of the anarchist newspaper Umanlts etate Y. M. C. A. Nuova was the first move against the Miss. A hung Jury was plot, and It was reported that MalaJACKSON, the result of the trial at Jndlanola of testa, who directs the paper, also would C. C. Coen, sergeant at the Parchman be taken Into custody. convict farm, charged with complicity In the escape from the penitentiary of Jl. T. Goldaby, negro fence, of Vlcks- nurg, wno was recently captureu in Toronto, Canada, and brought back to Y this state. B. C. Tenn. commissioner of commerce of Commercial Southern congress, is the Jiere to arrange for opening a foreign school under the trade auspices ot the local maufacturers' association. CHATTANOOGA, Get-dlng- CHIROPRACTIC I A scientific method for eliminating diseased conditions from the human body, ana vyKti iui u.vtssilSAiiuu VJ every iiimiu u jf iiumi nuu If you are ill and have tried many ways to regain health and failed, do not despair of hope. But lust remember if at first you have not succeeded, please try strain. Consult a Chiropractor. Do not condemn the method until you know what it means. We are living In a progressive age step out of the rut and think for yourself. Find out what tMs method known as Chiropractic, mean to you. It baa meant health and happiness to millions. You are no different. All I ask of the public, just ploase investigate and form own opinion. Consultation free, MAUDE HASTINGS CHIROPRACTOR C26 Phones Randolph Bldg. M. AND NATURE 147; H. 4680. 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Johnson They had all the resources and facilities of a great . corporation back of them, Be sure you et the genuine. Price 30c . CAMP CMTKR jFo , Fortify the system against Grip and Influenza by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets which Cure the Cold, Destroy the Germs and act as a Tonic Laxative. taMais (Q.sfckavtS J - asry A Q. nt v ASPHALT Grove's L B. BICYCLES ft.Ditr Work Given Premet Attantfem We Call For and DellvW. 68 S. Second Bt Memphis. Tina. Much good American history is compressed within the covers of this n attractive book. The story of one hundred years of American is told with a compelling tabulation of figures and dates. The terms of all the Presidents are given, with the personnel of their cabinets. Details of the Electoral Vote for President and since 1789 fills an interesting page. S. M. battery. Fowler last opportunity, to acquire that knowledge. Wc have had prepared for us a compendium of facts and figures bearing on the Presi dential contest, and this is now ready for distribution to the public generally. FERE ON IRISH SOLDIERS. DUBLIN'. Oct. 11 An official rerxrt Distributor for Ask fds 7 h a..h Briefs , ANY OF US are going into the voting booth 1T7I i n on election day without any preconceived as to why we will vote for Harding or uvjy idea Cox. It's a good time now, and almost the -- Tri-Sta- te enmna-- ' pro- Political Information MEMPHIS BOY AWARDED HARVARD SCHOLARSHIP FROM VACATION Oct. IK. rAlUTlTTinii" HTnaa. Benjamin Strauch, of Memphis, ha been awarded a racuiiy scnoiarsmp at IJarvard law school on the basis of high standing in his studies. Mr. Strauch was graduated from Harvard college in the class of 1917. M. Two other Tennessee men, G. Fooshee, of Dayton, and Samuel F. Powel, Jr., of Rogersville, attained the same distinction. Mr. Fooshee was graduated from the University whlla Mr. in 1019 .1.. Powel took his degree at MaryviUe college in xtD. a man to get rapid Electric Work de- AT CAMP GRANT NOW i iBsp Garnishments for poll taxes were due to fly thick and fast Monday for back at the old stand in the collector's office at the courthouse was Jerome E. Richards, known as '"Chief." after a vacation of two weeks epent in Hot Springs, Ark. The chief said he never felt better In his life. And he looked U good opportunity for motion. Corn Whisky Mash Confiscated In Raid ' RICHARDS RETURNS a tent police, for snatching a purse some time ago from Miss Farrell, of St. livered Sunday in the revival tent Joseph's hospital. Miss Farrell has By the negress. wnom ponce of the Associate Reformed Preaby- - Identified stole a watch, property of also sar Kastmore-land, and i.iuu uiiinm, 211 Exchange Isaac Fasamore, by the Rev. W. W. Orr. of Charlotte, N. C the noted evangelist, who Is assisting the pastor Kev. E. p. Lindsay. In the meeting, (lood audiences were present at each of the Next Ho Get Co. services. The song services, under the direction of Hev. John R. Edwards, of Fayettevllle, Tenn.. with V Will n r.inn, .im.-J.lfHII, J Miss Mattle Mai Clemmons, of Rives, and a quantity of paraphenalia f'r Telephone Main 1SB0. Tenn., at the pln.no added grestly to the making Dew" was "Mountain of the interest of the meeting. Dr. Orr confiscated WHITE STAR BICYCLE CO. by police Monday mornwill preach at 10:10 a.m. and at 7:30 ing when Detectives Carter and York p.m. each dav this week. Eua still at 6b webD a'lev. Bicycle, Repairs and BoppUe. ' "Practical Religion" was the sub- raided Dantels. negro, was arrested. Aaenta ject of the sermon Sunday morning. gene "Much as I have that will 1 give," YALE, COLUMBIA. SNKLL, "tACYCCE VACANCIES WONDER REPORT AND was the text. Three powerful sermons were POUNCE ROLLING BONES . be ) Th. .Ii,i1.nt. arA frllltv Ctt the West Tennessee Normay school Sun to a day completed suoscripuons of over 11,000 to the Southwestern Presbyterian college campaign. This Is what they told Jack Gates they would do Friday, when he and associates visited the school and brought back subscriptions aggregating about $800. subscribed are now Many who school. working their way through advantTo These boys appreciated the edncatlona.1 hatrinohigher OfiCD V. so tn advantages here' at home, eaucamm e ' v tneir they may complete or East, "Bees are wonderfully interesting without having to go North Normal made real sac declared1 R. T. X. Kobertsen, apiarist ot T.ar.viara violin, while wonderfully sweet-tone- d rifices, that the your.'.is of Mempnis of New York, now at Hotel Peabody. it was distinct fUrprise to hear a fre- 8 and "If one takes ordinary care you need surrounding territory n:y artist .of such merit. So a better opportunity to thoroughly quently these luminaries of the first prepare themselves- - for their lite water are content to have With them t0 l associates who are not worthy of work. them butnot so Mme. Destinn. Mr. ON White is a violinist of first rank, COPS and gave the audience large pleasure by his exquisite playing, adding another bit of evidence that our own United States is producing some of Several flourishing craps games the finest artists in the wortd. were interrupted by police on SunAs accompanist Geofcie Lapejre day Gaming char"s range down an .was most satisfying, being possessed entire page of the police docket Thirty-tmen were arrested, rhey of intelligent sympathy and skill and wo Judge contributing largely to the triumph were to be arraigned before afterG. W. concert. of the Barker in police court Monday ' noon. ... "Wishes Will Not Arrest Negress As Memphis Company Save Mine A Purse Snatcher Silica Will Evangelist W. W. Orr Declares Pearl Starks, negress, is held by Mark Fenton. industrial commis ' " Made by the Westinghouie Union Battery Co., Swimale, Penna. Memphr Fischer Cement Compstny Co. Little & Roofing Tnn"e Rock. Arkansas - � 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/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MONDAY, OCTOBe Local Boy Scout Official Leaves DESTINN DEUGHTS 'FINE AUDIENCE 1 WITH OUR VISITORS For Pine Bluff IN Local Boy ' Scout Field Executive in A. ij. Atkinson, who has been Memphis for the past year assisting apExecutive R. D. Crow, has-bepointed to the executlveahlp at Pine Bluff, Ark. Mr. Atkinson leaves Tuesday morning to take up his duties.- The many Memphis, who were Ms friends, will be sorry to lose him, but will be glad to hear that he now has a lection of his own. Mr. Crow says that he will have no assistant from now on, he and Miss Broadus, the afflce manager,' will do all of the work. It is announced that the treasure hunt, which was the main feature of the hike held Saturday, was a complete success from every angle. Local officials say they are highly gratified at the trailing ability5 of the Scouts, who showed a remarkable of forest signs. Four knowledge the first being a priies were offered,donated by the Boy Scout knife, en OPENING CONCERT Sroutn With fairf sprinkling of unfilled Seats, but with attendance measuring up fully to expectations, the local concert season was opened Sunday afternoon at the Lyric theater under auspicious circumstances. . Cortese Brothers, who since their advent Into local circles as musicians and sponsors for the best in the art have contributed much to the civic uplift of the community, chose wisely when they booked Kmmy Pestinn and her a soclates. for their first offering of the new season. None who heard them had reasonable basis for disappointment. Moreover, there was nothing in the demeanor of those present suggestive of such. In fact, it was a very enthusiastic crowd, including as It did representatives from each realm of society. Of Mme. Destinn there is little to say, except that she satisfied fully and- amply Justified the wealth of favorable expressions heaped on her since she first sprung into the public eye in this country after having shone so brilliantly in the highest artistic circles of Europe. Her efforts here were delightful, and she received a liberal mede of praise .and appreciation. Her initial number, the air de Salome from Massenet's "Herodlade," was sung with spirit and keen understanding, but it was In her subsequent groups that she rose to the heights and aroused her auditors to demonstrations of praise. exstatio There came to be a close affiliation of sympathy between singer and hearer, which grew as the concert She veritably sang herprogressed. self Into their hearts, and may be assured a lasting nlace in their artistic, affections. Her program was well chosen, affording ample opportunity for displaying talents and gifts that are rare. None the less delightful was the playing of Roderick White on that ' com- Bucklngham-Ensley-Corriga- pany,' It was won by Scout Thomas Hopper, of Troop 14. Three other prizes, consisting of pound boxes of candy, donated by .Fortune's. Ine, were won, while two more boxes, were given to the two Scouts winning tn first aid qulzz, - PACE ELEVEN. THIS NEWS SCIMITAR. 18, 1920. Normal Students Give Over $1,000 Jo College Drive Photoplays Killed , Cheap Melodrama Guest Declares "It Is said that movies killed melo drama." enunciated P. V. Klllen. re tired banker of Tonkers, N. Y at present at Hotel Peabody. "If so, we owe a debt ot gratitude to them. I remember when a boy I lived in a small town and when bins told of the coming of "Bertha the Beautiful Cloak Model," or soma; such master piece of the carpenter's art, I was wild to aee it and so were the other boys of my age. When I think of how miserably poor those companies were I wonder how they ever existed at all. "Movtes put an end to all such travesties on a noble art. In that they have done an immense amount of good. It is so much better to attend a picture show and see a good picture than to go to a theater and see a' poor play. The good they have brought Into monotonous lives can not be estimated. In the town where I first saw the light of day, Bruzton, N. Y we formerly would have a poor makeshift of a play about once every two weeks. Now they have a fairly good picphotoplay house-wlt- h tures every night It has made the more contented town of the people and has kept boys and girls from go-taway to cities after excitement. "I think that that is one of the best things thai movies have to their credit: the pleasure tney nave bnuiirht Into otherwise barren lives. In small towns like Bruxton, that can not afford stage performances, the movies bring celebrities that In other ways could never be seen. The movies have their faults, of course, but one must give them credit for' tha nod that thev really do." Must Know Bees Handle Them - Without Danger CI n. sec-cn- y never get stung, but. on the othe? hand if you get enough formic acid in your system you become practically immune. I have been stung so often---h- y bees, I meanthat their stings do not trouble me In the least. 'Once it was customary to kill all the bees to get the honey. This cruel, expensive and barbarous cus tom Is no longer necessary and, indeed, if common sense had been used It never would have been. I can take a hive of bees and do with them just whatever I wish. Many apiarists use specially prepared masks and gloves, but that Is not really essential. 'Bees must be studied like any other creature for they have ways peculiarly their own, Just like the rest of creation. They operate in colonleti and the first thing to do is to destroy the morale of the rolopy demoralise them, in short. When in that condition they do not seem to think of stinging. A bee does not act as an Individual. She always acts In cohesion with others. If that spirit of cohesion is broken she Is helpless for the time being." Dodge Bros. Open Memphis Offices Dodge Bros., well known manu- facturers of automobiles, have moved their offices for the Memphis district from St Louis to Memphis, The ofExfice is now located at 1816-1- 7 change building. All Dodge business in the wilt go through the local district office. The change from St. Louis was made in recogni tion of the growing importance of center Memphis as an automobile ana tne iacr mat it is locaiea at tne natural center of trade for the tri es -- states. The local office is under the management of Clifton D. Lyon, who has been with Dodge Bros, for five Years, three years of which were spent at the Dodge factory, Mr. Lyon is assisted by several traveling represen tatives, who will make their head quarters in Memphis, , Mrs. Fiske Tonight At Lyrio In "Mis' Nelly of N'Orleans.' Get your tickets, and those good Ha vana Kpoca Cigars at Samelson's. sioner, of the Memphis Chamber oi Commere) announced Monday that the Memifhis Silica company, a corporation organized fur ths purpos of operating a deposit if silica, near Rlverton Junction. Ala., has" been The corporation which will Hare its executive offices and sales head, quarters in Memphis, la capitalised at $25,000. It has 20 acres of land near KlVerton Junction, which Is said to have a silica deposit 21 feet deep. Silica .will be mlnef and refined at the mines and will be disposed of in sales to paint, cement an glass manufacturers, etc. The officers of the company are: M. E. Ooddard. president: W. J. and f. D. Whltford, Druschel, secretary. Temporary offices of the concern are located ttt Hotel Chlsca. Arkamans Will Visit Farm Bureau Great Attractions. Colonet Frost reports there are a Mrs. Flske at i.yr!n tonight. Tick number of vacancies In tho ets at Samelson's, also those aoi.d great grades of corporal and sergeant at cpoca vigars. adv. Camp Grant, Illinois, and this would Dr. R P. Wtlgart, J. E. McKeel an4 Miss Para Fortenberry, representatives of the Arkansas farm extension forces, will be in Memphis Wednesday for the purpose of enlisting he aid of membejrs of the Memphis Farm bureau in an effort to secure appropriations from the levying courts in Kastern Arkansas for the establishment of county agents In the various counties. The levying courts of the various Arkansas counties all meet on the same day. This year the date Is Oct.i 17. As It will be next to Impossible for the extension forces of Arkansas to visit all these courts on this date, it Is planned to have the Memuhis bureau assist by furnishing men to visit the courts In many of the counties in the eastern part of the state. Tenn. H. F. Gris-coCHATTANOOGA, secretary and treasurer pf the Kvans Price Foundry '.company, has been elected president or the Chattanooga Manufacture.-- ' association (or officers electthe ensuing year. ;.. ed were I. J3. Merri.in., C. A. Raht, second and H. W. Longgley, treasurer. NEW BERN, Tenn. The con tinued dry weather, which has been prevailing for the past eight weeks, has played havoc with every farming activity in this county, according to the statement of many farmers, who are having great difficulty In preparing ground and sowing wheat. The drought has reached the point where stock water and pastures are very scarce. $60,000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUEJ0RFL0RENCE "CT "T?Tr,XT1T7' Ala Oft 160,000 will be 1 ft A made bond issue of purby the city or Florence tor tneschool $75,000 the of completing pose construcof course in 'now building tion in North Florence. The vote to issue the bonds was unanimous. A large crowd of farmers attended the practical demonstration given vx., farm tmptnrsi that have been on exhibition at the Farm Tractor short course held here by agricultural engineers from Auburn and, farm agents of worm Aiaoama. NEWBERN, Tenn. The suplemental AUAECHI3T JAILED. registration has just elueed in Newborn, there being a great number of Malatesta, LONDON, Oct. men and women registered to vote in arThe figures the Italian anarchist leader, was the November election. a Milan to rested according Sunday, show that the largest number In tne Telegraph. dispatch to the Exchange history of the town had registered. The charge against him is plotting JACKSON, Miss. Jackson was filled against the state. Saturday with boys from 13 Mississippi Milan dispatches of Saturday reportcounties en route to Canton to attend a great anarchist the annual Hl-convention, which is ed the uncovering ofof the editorial staff of the under held the auspices plot. The arrest being of the anarchist newspaper Umanlts etate Y. M. C. A. Nuova was the first move against the Miss. A hung Jury was plot, and It was reported that MalaJACKSON, the result of the trial at Jndlanola of testa, who directs the paper, also would C. C. Coen, sergeant at the Parchman be taken Into custody. convict farm, charged with complicity In the escape from the penitentiary of Jl. T. Goldaby, negro fence, of Vlcks- nurg, wno was recently captureu in Toronto, Canada, and brought back to Y this state. B. C. 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Johnson They had all the resources and facilities of a great . corporation back of them, Be sure you et the genuine. Price 30c . CAMP CMTKR jFo , Fortify the system against Grip and Influenza by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets which Cure the Cold, Destroy the Germs and act as a Tonic Laxative. taMais (Q.sfckavtS J - asry A Q. nt v ASPHALT Grove's L B. BICYCLES ft.Ditr Work Given Premet Attantfem We Call For and DellvW. 68 S. Second Bt Memphis. Tina. Much good American history is compressed within the covers of this n attractive book. The story of one hundred years of American is told with a compelling tabulation of figures and dates. The terms of all the Presidents are given, with the personnel of their cabinets. Details of the Electoral Vote for President and since 1789 fills an interesting page. S. M. battery. Fowler last opportunity, to acquire that knowledge. Wc have had prepared for us a compendium of facts and figures bearing on the Presi dential contest, and this is now ready for distribution to the public generally. FERE ON IRISH SOLDIERS. DUBLIN'. Oct. 11 An official rerxrt Distributor for Ask fds 7 h a..h Briefs , ANY OF US are going into the voting booth 1T7I i n on election day without any preconceived as to why we will vote for Harding or uvjy idea Cox. It's a good time now, and almost the -- Tri-Sta- te enmna-- ' pro- Political Information MEMPHIS BOY AWARDED HARVARD SCHOLARSHIP FROM VACATION Oct. IK. rAlUTlTTinii" HTnaa. Benjamin Strauch, of Memphis, ha been awarded a racuiiy scnoiarsmp at IJarvard law school on the basis of high standing in his studies. Mr. Strauch was graduated from Harvard college in the class of 1917. M. Two other Tennessee men, G. Fooshee, of Dayton, and Samuel F. Powel, Jr., of Rogersville, attained the same distinction. Mr. Fooshee was graduated from the University whlla Mr. in 1019 .1.. Powel took his degree at MaryviUe college in xtD. a man to get rapid Electric Work de- AT CAMP GRANT NOW i iBsp Garnishments for poll taxes were due to fly thick and fast Monday for back at the old stand in the collector's office at the courthouse was Jerome E. Richards, known as '"Chief." after a vacation of two weeks epent in Hot Springs, Ark. The chief said he never felt better In his life. And he looked U good opportunity for motion. Corn Whisky Mash Confiscated In Raid ' RICHARDS RETURNS a tent police, for snatching a purse some time ago from Miss Farrell, of St. livered Sunday in the revival tent Joseph's hospital. Miss Farrell has By the negress. wnom ponce of the Associate Reformed Preaby- - Identified stole a watch, property of also sar Kastmore-land, and i.iuu uiiinm, 211 Exchange Isaac Fasamore, by the Rev. W. W. Orr. of Charlotte, N. C the noted evangelist, who Is assisting the pastor Kev. E. p. Lindsay. In the meeting, (lood audiences were present at each of the Next Ho Get Co. services. The song services, under the direction of Hev. John R. Edwards, of Fayettevllle, Tenn.. with V Will n r.inn, .im.-J.lfHII, J Miss Mattle Mai Clemmons, of Rives, and a quantity of paraphenalia f'r Telephone Main 1SB0. Tenn., at the pln.no added grestly to the making Dew" was "Mountain of the interest of the meeting. Dr. Orr confiscated WHITE STAR BICYCLE CO. by police Monday mornwill preach at 10:10 a.m. and at 7:30 ing when Detectives Carter and York p.m. each dav this week. Eua still at 6b webD a'lev. Bicycle, Repairs and BoppUe. ' "Practical Religion" was the sub- raided Dantels. negro, was arrested. Aaenta ject of the sermon Sunday morning. gene "Much as I have that will 1 give," YALE, COLUMBIA. SNKLL, "tACYCCE VACANCIES WONDER REPORT AND was the text. Three powerful sermons were POUNCE ROLLING BONES . be ) Th. .Ii,i1.nt. arA frllltv Ctt the West Tennessee Normay school Sun to a day completed suoscripuons of over 11,000 to the Southwestern Presbyterian college campaign. This Is what they told Jack Gates they would do Friday, when he and associates visited the school and brought back subscriptions aggregating about $800. subscribed are now Many who school. working their way through advantTo These boys appreciated the edncatlona.1 hatrinohigher OfiCD V. so tn advantages here' at home, eaucamm e ' v tneir they may complete or East, "Bees are wonderfully interesting without having to go North Normal made real sac declared1 R. T. X. Kobertsen, apiarist ot T.ar.viara violin, while wonderfully sweet-tone- d rifices, that the your.'.is of Mempnis of New York, now at Hotel Peabody. it was distinct fUrprise to hear a fre- 8 and "If one takes ordinary care you need surrounding territory n:y artist .of such merit. So a better opportunity to thoroughly quently these luminaries of the first prepare themselves- - for their lite water are content to have With them t0 l associates who are not worthy of work. them butnot so Mme. Destinn. Mr. ON White is a violinist of first rank, COPS and gave the audience large pleasure by his exquisite playing, adding another bit of evidence that our own United States is producing some of Several flourishing craps games the finest artists in the wortd. were interrupted by police on SunAs accompanist Geofcie Lapejre day Gaming char"s range down an .was most satisfying, being possessed entire page of the police docket Thirty-tmen were arrested, rhey of intelligent sympathy and skill and wo Judge contributing largely to the triumph were to be arraigned before afterG. W. concert. of the Barker in police court Monday ' noon. ... "Wishes Will Not Arrest Negress As Memphis Company Save Mine A Purse Snatcher Silica Will Evangelist W. W. Orr Declares Pearl Starks, negress, is held by Mark Fenton. industrial commis ' " Made by the Westinghouie Union Battery Co., Swimale, Penna. Memphr Fischer Cement Compstny Co. Little & Roofing Tnn"e Rock. Arkansas -  Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 10/18/1920 Title A name given to the resource 1920 (10/18/1920) News Scimitar: Local Boy Scout Official Leaves for Pine Bluff Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The University of Tennessee Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, Library of Congress Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn98069867/1920-10-18/ed-1/seq-11/ Periodical