https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/03614886119764b7c422cc114fa4b7a4.pdf 0eddd97089679f549f3bfec9c42b97ed PDF Text Text .... " . . Honeymooners Walk To Memphis From Chicago; Enjoy Trip to MemphU in nix of 610 mite, is the young pod!b who aro a tiklngaa walking trip with Lou Antheir ultimate goal. They geles have named their tour the "Honeymoon Special," as all are newly weds. They are Mr. and Mrs? C, T. Norri, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. HoweH. and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Swift, ail ot Chicago. 'The wives now are at the Y. W. C. A. "None of us would take a million Auto Dealers Meet i Woman Pedestrian INCOMPARABLE CONTRALTO TO Locates Her Father Jit Hotel Gayoso APPEAR AT LYRIC WEDNESDAY w)io walked The Memphis Automobile Dealers' Mrs. Flolla Paniels, From Chicago a distant wek, reoHl ot six J ft- - - had en this tria" said Mrs Swift. "Before we started, I was afraid oN all kinds of Insects, snakes sent me into hysterics. Now I 6r not fear them. There la only one thing I have Bo become accustomed to. A mouse! I aaw one at the Memphis Union station last night, and it soared me!" The ffirla claim to have made as fine a lemon cream pie recently as one can purchase at the best hotel. They also made some grape jelly. Mr. and Mrs. Norris, who previously made ar walking tour from California to Chicato, are acting as guides. .The party has averaged 20 miles a day, the- - women's pack a welrhinw 26 pounds and the men's 45. They use no tent, carrying small pieces of tarpaulin for protection, - .V J?1 vV A square deal for all batteries MATTER what your battery's if it's repairable we'll repair it on an adjustment basis for eight months extra life. .'. - - Matze-nauer's- ," TELS comedian, , The first, and probably the largest Halloween party of the yoar was held Thursday night, when more than 400 people, employes of Bry's, and their friends met and danced until me wee ema hours. The dance was held on the second floor of the new addi tion to the big department store. Orange and black was the color scheme for decorations. The floor apace was cleared and the room was A attractively decorated. orchestra provided ample music pf splendid Quality. Prizes were offered and awarded the best dancers in various forms of the terpsjehorean art Miss Kather- ine Dwyer and Ike Oser won the pnao fox trot; Mrs. Agnes Scott and Fred Smith took; the blue ribbon and cash reward in the old fashioned waltK-- , in th more modern version ot the waits Miss Louise Foppiano and Ed die Christian- won, while Miss l'Tan ces Scruggs and Albert Briscoe won a special prize ottered by 1'rot. Charles Munter for erace. This iium ber was labeled a Southern melody dance. Judges of tho dancing events were Andrew Moser. Prof. Munter, joe Bronsing and Mrs. Marie McLendon, The cash awards were $5 each. time The thoroughly enjoyable every one had and the smoothness with which the program was carried out was due, thoso attending felt, to the work of the committee on ar rangements. This committee con slsted of W. J. Speck, L. C. Rum baugh, Mrs. Peart Smith, Miss Ellen D.' Webb ana Mrs. wane Aici,enuun, WORK OF SCOUTS Funeral services for Andrew 8. n public account HulljU, ant. iJI died at the homo of his step L.- P. Anderson, 143 Mrs. daughter. Anereliis nlaee. Thursday afternoon following an illness' of about six months, were held in Covington. Tenn.. Friday evening. The body wa went to Covington at 7:45 Friday morning via the Illinois Central. The funeral will take place irom tno reHldence of a sister, Mrs. S. A. Xe- W Mr? Hull was a native of Coving ton. He had been a resident of Mni-ohi- s for more than 35 years, and bud served for many years as an elder in the First Presbyterian church, and as superintendent Of the Sunday school. He Is survived bv his widow Mrs. Addle Hull; a stepdaughter, MrsU P. Anderson, and two sisters, Mrs, R. M. Jackett and Mrs. s. a. lie wease, both of Covington. Raincoats For men, women and children at special low prices. Also Rubber Boots and Slickers. for character- - "Tho Scout stands building and citizenship training," is the motto adopted by local Bcout of ficials at a recent meeting of the executive committee. "It is the opin ion of the local organization," said R. V. Crow, local Scout executive, "that no boy can obtain, these two goals unless he has accepted some religious creed. "The last Scout law. to which every Scout must swear upon joining, has an interesting history. The law states, A Scout is reverent. He is reveren tial toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion.' Out of 52 different Scout organizations on thefBPfi of the Globe, the American organlzation is the only one which ineludes this law. "Many people have the Idea mat scouting is merely another word for 'play,' something to keep the boy hnsv in hiH idle hours. It is much more than this. It is the training of the future American. The Scout oath is as follows: "un mv honor 1 will do my best to do my and duty to God and my countryi to obey the Scout law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself ohvsicallv strong, mentally awake, and morally straight." is that this is training evident "It of the finest sort, training that will make America the finest nation in the world when the" present generation has passed away," Crow said. FORTUNE'S Candies from pure inno artificial gredients makeshifts.) (Made Bp . Fresh Daily BON-BON- S PAN CANDIES Stop on the way home this evenmg and get a box of candies for the folks it will make the evening hours brighter and more cheerful. mwssm mum - mmmm, United States Depository Performance Counts Ask a Mack owner. He will 'tell you that he has no big repair bill at the end of a year's run. .He will also tell you that his Mack has lost no time from service. He will also tell you at the end of ten years that the Mack is the best truck in the world. PERFORMANCE COUNTS McBee Engine & Implement Co. 34 Tools Old Madison. Memphis, Turn. Gases Blow IS? I Flashlights Dry Cells Etc., Etc., Etc. Union Main 1199 Bnk Chrtrd by U. 8. Gov . r. TAKE ufl H. itHliiitfi, llalatli- - 3 JACK'S the facilities of our mail order THROUGH you can make a selection of a Diamond ; it is immaterial in which reside. If you are unable to make a state you may we will send for examinato our visit store, personal tion and inspection in your own home, a liberal package of stones, express prepaid. i tell uti that you are interested in the MERELY of a diamond. When writing give us an approximate estimate of the amount And to enable us to more you desire to invest. a assemble selection, state whether you intelligently wish to examine a solitaire, brooch, bar pin, laval-lier- e or an elaborate platinum mounted piece. As a matter of credit accommodation, we require the name of your bank or two or three merchants. r Tl,r i i ii nllfu- tloillcIllH ot liUtlii'-tiount value MrlolB weiglita und xijiltH of diumomU :irc uiulii'iitHtivfly in our Diamond Uoukt"! No. I'lS, tnl these mem orandum packages must sell themselves therefore we are careful to mark each in plain figures with its exact weight, grade and price. will assist in the Our Diamond Booklet. No. selection of the mountings you prefer to examin through the means nf our memorandum pckge, ient upon request. C'aaJk. Hatnnee h TKKMH: Ttn Equal Monthly Payment UK DIAMONDS we send of-tl- in upon I'filltMl. D-1- 5, One-Viit- gt Be SSHSjSI HI n fa 'j 9lt0p-.Xtw- tl bottle. 9jnufui'4ir'(t ! NC INJSAtf; l The Jack Laboratory 1290 Florida ..- Street, Me in phis, Tenn. H.S. T. Try I.iv.r i'illb Htlloiisncti, C'onntipatlon, HeaJaclie. J'riee, 23r. 8 for e k x well-rate- d hovr quickly you hat you want unij enjoy tire. Ask jour druggist for tott1; today. Sold by all good dfugfflittsi everywhere. I'riee, nt.otl ... 7.W oi)Mimllon Kat mt- Auto Supply Company Up Stomach I mumiik IiidlKestii.ii. mi NIGHT and DAY SERVICE Donelson OldMt Bnk In Mmphli. Ntlnl In the Privacy of Your Own Home. Write for Memorandum Package, Sent Express Prepaid . Bumpers Locks Tire Chains r y NATIONAL BANK Gasoline TUt Tyf farFnnt and R ford Commit uol Ctrt. one-thir- THE FIRST DIAMONDS Horns Onr-T- o ON SAVINGS e Spotlights nd Xur tf front vd Prat The Delco Light Products company Ford Stdai. ford was named defendant in two suits Trudu. Mrs filed in circuit court Friday by Shock Absorbers will Sallle Allen as next friend of Georg d on tire HASSI.ER Locke Allen and Robajt Leu Allen p of in age 18 and U years, respectively. Tho suits ask total damages of HU.uno your Ford; they will pay for themselves and charge xthat the two luds were in extra mileage from gasoline' and will overcome oy gas lumes irom a piani give your Ford a greatly increased reinstalled in the Cordova high school sale value; while the comfort they will hv the defepdnnt company. you cannot be measured in money. Tho elder boy in February was act. give A special type for each' Ford model. so the of as school, the janitor injr fial offer. Ask ut about our tea-dabill recite, when he entered the light His ing Plant and was overcome. small brother entering the room sf terward aaw George Allen Locke ly Exclusive Distributors Corp. Ing prostrate and in attempting to CLYDK WASHBURN, Pre. rescue hint "Jfo was overcome. Henry H. Colby, manager of the 1074 fnion Av Hen. 1TM. any. is named party aerenoant, 3 an obligaBy doing this looking upon the matter as tion (which it is) you would soon gain the Paving habit. And saving money is a habit after all. Our savings department can help you and will welcome the opportunity to do so. Leisurely his pec t a Selection of -- . Rear of You pay your house note regularly; you pay your gas bill regularly why don't ycfli pay your savings account a certain .sum the same way? BRODNAX Ignition Parts Carburetors TUtTvinTyHi , House Association ice, (too. for Yard Cars and Truck Tht Huht GuuunHm: Tw Mm Bus" "Xkwl.t. iilidli Lads Overcome By Gas Seek Damages If your employer allowed his funds to go that way, you would miss a pay day sooner or later. Memphis- Clearing We have, we believe, one of the most completely stocked retail accessory .stores in this section of No matter the South. what your need it's a 10 to 1 shot that we have it. Commodious drive-i- n sen Shock Absorbers Ttui0 Gasoline and Oils people admit that they could saCe marc, but the money just goes for other things I before get to the bank." WE' HAVE IT I Tires Ctrl IIIC. 33th JL JL saw fjwiv Tuesday, November 2d, 1920, being a legal holiday, the banks of Memphis will not be open for business. Union and Somerville tttfori B ;t83 Monroe Ave, rhono Main 3883. General Kelly-Springfiel- d, SOME Bank Holiday Oils SSSLE Goodyear, You Save Money: V Fortune's, Inc. well-know- TOWNER This Plan Makes STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE & SALES CO. - Hull Funeral Held " Term. In Covington, s We Havt a Large Stock of We believe in making your old battery last If you must have a new battery we will sell you a USL with durable Machine-Paste- d Plates. We dispense Service of the Golden Rule kind. Tri-Sta- te Bru's Halloween ' PartyJBig Success FOR RAIN (336) We are master rcbuilders of batteries. We are also experts in locating the causes of battery trouble, which are most often outside the battery itself. r- - Buy tires, gas and oil at one place a place where the best of everything is had. In Union aveshort, stop on your way out nue t Cor. Second and Union Npmake Enjoy Great Show pltals where our wounded soldiers are being treated, but- never have I ViNiieu any inBiitoiiun wiiuro my ui- forts seemed so thoroughly enjoyed and where I got so wuch real pleas ure from my visit." WHY N PREPARE & CO., STORAGE BATTERY, MME, MARGARET MATZENAUER. Mme. Margattt ftlatzenauer. termed est flexibility, it can soar into the and the world's rolms of the soprano with wondrous the Incomparable greatest contralto, will open Cortese. clearness, sweetness and beauty. This. Hrosseason course at tne Lyric on with her splendid power of emotional - mn m ' and dramatic portrayal and her pleas Wednesday night, Nov. 3. Jbout in rocking chairs, Grouped 'The world probably has never ing personality, is wnat maKes Mme, some more un rolling chairs, and Matzenauar incomparable." heard a voice like Mme. fortunate than the rest propped up Seats are being reserved at O. K. says a critic. "Rich, beau-- , on pillows, on their little white beds, tlful, deep and susceptible of the fin Houck Piano company, the tots of the Hospital for Crippled Children had the time of I their lonely lives yesterday, when OFFICER OF . TTfS''- H - 3 Crippled Kiddies See Loew Star And i h the battery with the power of Niagart r. Little Lord Robert, the diminutive who is playing at Loew'g state theater, visited them. were They ready and waiting when Lord Robert arrived in a car sent to his hotel for him by Mrs. Hugh Humphreys, president of the hospital. o. Miss uooper, the cniidren s in structor, introduced him to each tot and he shook bands with each one. After a few stories to free the kid dies of their timidity. Lord Robert sang for them, danced for them, told them stories of New York, of the theater, which the children have never seen, and gave them an hctw and a half of entertainment that will long be remembered. And to tinish it off nicely ' the sang several or crippled children their nursery songs, greatly enter taining Lord Robert "I have visited orphan asylums many times," Lord Robert told Mrs. weekly meeting at Hotel Gayosi ut noon Thursday, uccnrdtnc to an announcement by It. W. Osoinach, secretary ' ne of the. "of the organlBsti'.-nfeatures of the meeting was u tU by Frank Fisher, who spoke on the present situation. He told member that the black cloud ne hears so mucl) of now lias a old covering as well as a sliver lining. He said that if a person would forgot the ideas which possess humanity now, and get down t work, there would be as much money now as there ever was. Other speakers were S. 11. Butler, R. F. Can', president of the.r. club: V. Hick. H. Awhrey Clapp. M. Wslker. Mr. Osoin-acand J. said this meeting was one of the livest the organization' has had, and promises more likft it. Us rojjiilur ii diminished ooffers. Wednesday night was, the first time iney slept in a bed since leav ing Chicago. They stayed with tho matron at the station, cooking their suoDer on a real stove. They buy all of their food, saying that the prica of a new hunting permit Jn every state is prohibitive. Thecarry no hunting arms or fishing tackle. "It has been our experience that the poor people are much more hos pitable than the rich. Nowhere have we been bothered by animals wilder thousand-leggo- association held from Little Rock, ArkH to Memphis, leading a cow, has locatod her fathr, William Barker, Confederate veteran, who came here ,hy truin to sell newspapers and await his daughter. The veteran, falling to find his daughter in Memphis, earned carfare and returned to Littlo Rock, where friends cared for him. For nearly a week father and daughter, who had been constant companions for sev. eral years, were separated. Friday morning police learned that the father was in Little Rock. Ho will come to Memphis to rejoin his daugh ter, wno nas Deen givnn cuiinuj urem on a farm near the city. When Mrs. Daniels' cow became exhausted about 12 miles from Mem phis, on the long want irom inline Rock, she left it with a farmer, but the animal will be brought here. - against inclement weather.theFinances running low, Party was forced to split The wives came te Memphis on a train, while the husbands are en route here on "shanks mare." The' wives will find jobs here they said. The wives Bay they have spent only $15 each (n the past five weeks. They will stay about two months in Memphis, until they can replenish their than the PAGE NINE. SCIMITAR. (HE NEWS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, " U o � 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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"None of us would take a million Auto Dealers Meet i Woman Pedestrian INCOMPARABLE CONTRALTO TO Locates Her Father Jit Hotel Gayoso APPEAR AT LYRIC WEDNESDAY w)io walked The Memphis Automobile Dealers' Mrs. Flolla Paniels, From Chicago a distant wek, reoHl ot six J ft- - - had en this tria" said Mrs Swift. "Before we started, I was afraid oN all kinds of Insects, snakes sent me into hysterics. Now I 6r not fear them. There la only one thing I have Bo become accustomed to. A mouse! I aaw one at the Memphis Union station last night, and it soared me!" The ffirla claim to have made as fine a lemon cream pie recently as one can purchase at the best hotel. They also made some grape jelly. Mr. and Mrs. Norris, who previously made ar walking tour from California to Chicato, are acting as guides. .The party has averaged 20 miles a day, the- - women's pack a welrhinw 26 pounds and the men's 45. They use no tent, carrying small pieces of tarpaulin for protection, - .V J?1 vV A square deal for all batteries MATTER what your battery's if it's repairable we'll repair it on an adjustment basis for eight months extra life. .'. - - Matze-nauer's- ," TELS comedian, , The first, and probably the largest Halloween party of the yoar was held Thursday night, when more than 400 people, employes of Bry's, and their friends met and danced until me wee ema hours. The dance was held on the second floor of the new addi tion to the big department store. Orange and black was the color scheme for decorations. The floor apace was cleared and the room was A attractively decorated. orchestra provided ample music pf splendid Quality. Prizes were offered and awarded the best dancers in various forms of the terpsjehorean art Miss Kather- ine Dwyer and Ike Oser won the pnao fox trot; Mrs. Agnes Scott and Fred Smith took; the blue ribbon and cash reward in the old fashioned waltK-- , in th more modern version ot the waits Miss Louise Foppiano and Ed die Christian- won, while Miss l'Tan ces Scruggs and Albert Briscoe won a special prize ottered by 1'rot. Charles Munter for erace. This iium ber was labeled a Southern melody dance. Judges of tho dancing events were Andrew Moser. Prof. Munter, joe Bronsing and Mrs. Marie McLendon, The cash awards were $5 each. time The thoroughly enjoyable every one had and the smoothness with which the program was carried out was due, thoso attending felt, to the work of the committee on ar rangements. This committee con slsted of W. J. Speck, L. C. Rum baugh, Mrs. Peart Smith, Miss Ellen D.' Webb ana Mrs. wane Aici,enuun, WORK OF SCOUTS Funeral services for Andrew 8. n public account HulljU, ant. iJI died at the homo of his step L.- P. Anderson, 143 Mrs. daughter. Anereliis nlaee. Thursday afternoon following an illness' of about six months, were held in Covington. Tenn.. Friday evening. The body wa went to Covington at 7:45 Friday morning via the Illinois Central. The funeral will take place irom tno reHldence of a sister, Mrs. S. A. Xe- W Mr? Hull was a native of Coving ton. He had been a resident of Mni-ohi- s for more than 35 years, and bud served for many years as an elder in the First Presbyterian church, and as superintendent Of the Sunday school. He Is survived bv his widow Mrs. Addle Hull; a stepdaughter, MrsU P. Anderson, and two sisters, Mrs, R. M. Jackett and Mrs. s. a. lie wease, both of Covington. Raincoats For men, women and children at special low prices. Also Rubber Boots and Slickers. for character- - "Tho Scout stands building and citizenship training," is the motto adopted by local Bcout of ficials at a recent meeting of the executive committee. "It is the opin ion of the local organization," said R. V. Crow, local Scout executive, "that no boy can obtain, these two goals unless he has accepted some religious creed. "The last Scout law. to which every Scout must swear upon joining, has an interesting history. The law states, A Scout is reverent. He is reveren tial toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion.' Out of 52 different Scout organizations on thefBPfi of the Globe, the American organlzation is the only one which ineludes this law. "Many people have the Idea mat scouting is merely another word for 'play,' something to keep the boy hnsv in hiH idle hours. It is much more than this. It is the training of the future American. The Scout oath is as follows: "un mv honor 1 will do my best to do my and duty to God and my countryi to obey the Scout law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself ohvsicallv strong, mentally awake, and morally straight." is that this is training evident "It of the finest sort, training that will make America the finest nation in the world when the" present generation has passed away," Crow said. FORTUNE'S Candies from pure inno artificial gredients makeshifts.) (Made Bp . Fresh Daily BON-BON- S PAN CANDIES Stop on the way home this evenmg and get a box of candies for the folks it will make the evening hours brighter and more cheerful. mwssm mum - mmmm, United States Depository Performance Counts Ask a Mack owner. He will 'tell you that he has no big repair bill at the end of a year's run. .He will also tell you that his Mack has lost no time from service. He will also tell you at the end of ten years that the Mack is the best truck in the world. PERFORMANCE COUNTS McBee Engine & Implement Co. 34 Tools Old Madison. Memphis, Turn. Gases Blow IS? I Flashlights Dry Cells Etc., Etc., Etc. Union Main 1199 Bnk Chrtrd by U. 8. Gov . r. TAKE ufl H. itHliiitfi, llalatli- - 3 JACK'S the facilities of our mail order THROUGH you can make a selection of a Diamond ; it is immaterial in which reside. If you are unable to make a state you may we will send for examinato our visit store, personal tion and inspection in your own home, a liberal package of stones, express prepaid. i tell uti that you are interested in the MERELY of a diamond. When writing give us an approximate estimate of the amount And to enable us to more you desire to invest. a assemble selection, state whether you intelligently wish to examine a solitaire, brooch, bar pin, laval-lier- e or an elaborate platinum mounted piece. As a matter of credit accommodation, we require the name of your bank or two or three merchants. r Tl,r i i ii nllfu- tloillcIllH ot liUtlii'-tiount value MrlolB weiglita und xijiltH of diumomU :irc uiulii'iitHtivfly in our Diamond Uoukt"! No. I'lS, tnl these mem orandum packages must sell themselves therefore we are careful to mark each in plain figures with its exact weight, grade and price. will assist in the Our Diamond Booklet. No. selection of the mountings you prefer to examin through the means nf our memorandum pckge, ient upon request. C'aaJk. Hatnnee h TKKMH: Ttn Equal Monthly Payment UK DIAMONDS we send of-tl- in upon I'filltMl. D-1- 5, One-Viit- gt Be SSHSjSI HI n fa 'j 9lt0p-.Xtw- tl bottle. 9jnufui'4ir'(t ! NC INJSAtf; l The Jack Laboratory 1290 Florida ..- Street, Me in phis, Tenn. H.S. T. Try I.iv.r i'illb Htlloiisncti, C'onntipatlon, HeaJaclie. J'riee, 23r. 8 for e k x well-rate- d hovr quickly you hat you want unij enjoy tire. Ask jour druggist for tott1; today. Sold by all good dfugfflittsi everywhere. I'riee, nt.otl ... 7.W oi)Mimllon Kat mt- Auto Supply Company Up Stomach I mumiik IiidlKestii.ii. mi NIGHT and DAY SERVICE Donelson OldMt Bnk In Mmphli. Ntlnl In the Privacy of Your Own Home. Write for Memorandum Package, Sent Express Prepaid . Bumpers Locks Tire Chains r y NATIONAL BANK Gasoline TUt Tyf farFnnt and R ford Commit uol Ctrt. one-thir- THE FIRST DIAMONDS Horns Onr-T- o ON SAVINGS e Spotlights nd Xur tf front vd Prat The Delco Light Products company Ford Stdai. ford was named defendant in two suits Trudu. Mrs filed in circuit court Friday by Shock Absorbers will Sallle Allen as next friend of Georg d on tire HASSI.ER Locke Allen and Robajt Leu Allen p of in age 18 and U years, respectively. Tho suits ask total damages of HU.uno your Ford; they will pay for themselves and charge xthat the two luds were in extra mileage from gasoline' and will overcome oy gas lumes irom a piani give your Ford a greatly increased reinstalled in the Cordova high school sale value; while the comfort they will hv the defepdnnt company. you cannot be measured in money. Tho elder boy in February was act. give A special type for each' Ford model. so the of as school, the janitor injr fial offer. Ask ut about our tea-dabill recite, when he entered the light His ing Plant and was overcome. small brother entering the room sf terward aaw George Allen Locke ly Exclusive Distributors Corp. Ing prostrate and in attempting to CLYDK WASHBURN, Pre. rescue hint "Jfo was overcome. Henry H. Colby, manager of the 1074 fnion Av Hen. 1TM. any. is named party aerenoant, 3 an obligaBy doing this looking upon the matter as tion (which it is) you would soon gain the Paving habit. And saving money is a habit after all. Our savings department can help you and will welcome the opportunity to do so. Leisurely his pec t a Selection of -- . Rear of You pay your house note regularly; you pay your gas bill regularly why don't ycfli pay your savings account a certain .sum the same way? BRODNAX Ignition Parts Carburetors TUtTvinTyHi , House Association ice, (too. for Yard Cars and Truck Tht Huht GuuunHm: Tw Mm Bus" "Xkwl.t. iilidli Lads Overcome By Gas Seek Damages If your employer allowed his funds to go that way, you would miss a pay day sooner or later. Memphis- Clearing We have, we believe, one of the most completely stocked retail accessory .stores in this section of No matter the South. what your need it's a 10 to 1 shot that we have it. Commodious drive-i- n sen Shock Absorbers Ttui0 Gasoline and Oils people admit that they could saCe marc, but the money just goes for other things I before get to the bank." WE' HAVE IT I Tires Ctrl IIIC. 33th JL JL saw fjwiv Tuesday, November 2d, 1920, being a legal holiday, the banks of Memphis will not be open for business. Union and Somerville tttfori B ;t83 Monroe Ave, rhono Main 3883. General Kelly-Springfiel- d, SOME Bank Holiday Oils SSSLE Goodyear, You Save Money: V Fortune's, Inc. well-know- TOWNER This Plan Makes STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE & SALES CO. - Hull Funeral Held " Term. In Covington, s We Havt a Large Stock of We believe in making your old battery last If you must have a new battery we will sell you a USL with durable Machine-Paste- d Plates. We dispense Service of the Golden Rule kind. Tri-Sta- te Bru's Halloween ' PartyJBig Success FOR RAIN (336) We are master rcbuilders of batteries. We are also experts in locating the causes of battery trouble, which are most often outside the battery itself. r- - Buy tires, gas and oil at one place a place where the best of everything is had. In Union aveshort, stop on your way out nue t Cor. Second and Union Npmake Enjoy Great Show pltals where our wounded soldiers are being treated, but- never have I ViNiieu any inBiitoiiun wiiuro my ui- forts seemed so thoroughly enjoyed and where I got so wuch real pleas ure from my visit." WHY N PREPARE & CO., STORAGE BATTERY, MME, MARGARET MATZENAUER. Mme. Margattt ftlatzenauer. termed est flexibility, it can soar into the and the world's rolms of the soprano with wondrous the Incomparable greatest contralto, will open Cortese. clearness, sweetness and beauty. This. Hrosseason course at tne Lyric on with her splendid power of emotional - mn m ' and dramatic portrayal and her pleas Wednesday night, Nov. 3. Jbout in rocking chairs, Grouped 'The world probably has never ing personality, is wnat maKes Mme, some more un rolling chairs, and Matzenauar incomparable." heard a voice like Mme. fortunate than the rest propped up Seats are being reserved at O. K. says a critic. "Rich, beau-- , on pillows, on their little white beds, tlful, deep and susceptible of the fin Houck Piano company, the tots of the Hospital for Crippled Children had the time of I their lonely lives yesterday, when OFFICER OF . TTfS''- H - 3 Crippled Kiddies See Loew Star And i h the battery with the power of Niagart r. Little Lord Robert, the diminutive who is playing at Loew'g state theater, visited them. were They ready and waiting when Lord Robert arrived in a car sent to his hotel for him by Mrs. Hugh Humphreys, president of the hospital. o. Miss uooper, the cniidren s in structor, introduced him to each tot and he shook bands with each one. After a few stories to free the kid dies of their timidity. Lord Robert sang for them, danced for them, told them stories of New York, of the theater, which the children have never seen, and gave them an hctw and a half of entertainment that will long be remembered. And to tinish it off nicely ' the sang several or crippled children their nursery songs, greatly enter taining Lord Robert "I have visited orphan asylums many times," Lord Robert told Mrs. weekly meeting at Hotel Gayosi ut noon Thursday, uccnrdtnc to an announcement by It. W. Osoinach, secretary ' ne of the. "of the organlBsti'.-nfeatures of the meeting was u tU by Frank Fisher, who spoke on the present situation. He told member that the black cloud ne hears so mucl) of now lias a old covering as well as a sliver lining. He said that if a person would forgot the ideas which possess humanity now, and get down t work, there would be as much money now as there ever was. Other speakers were S. 11. Butler, R. F. Can', president of the.r. club: V. Hick. H. Awhrey Clapp. M. Wslker. Mr. Osoin-acand J. said this meeting was one of the livest the organization' has had, and promises more likft it. Us rojjiilur ii diminished ooffers. Wednesday night was, the first time iney slept in a bed since leav ing Chicago. They stayed with tho matron at the station, cooking their suoDer on a real stove. They buy all of their food, saying that the prica of a new hunting permit Jn every state is prohibitive. Thecarry no hunting arms or fishing tackle. "It has been our experience that the poor people are much more hos pitable than the rich. Nowhere have we been bothered by animals wilder thousand-leggo- association held from Little Rock, ArkH to Memphis, leading a cow, has locatod her fathr, William Barker, Confederate veteran, who came here ,hy truin to sell newspapers and await his daughter. The veteran, falling to find his daughter in Memphis, earned carfare and returned to Littlo Rock, where friends cared for him. For nearly a week father and daughter, who had been constant companions for sev. eral years, were separated. Friday morning police learned that the father was in Little Rock. Ho will come to Memphis to rejoin his daugh ter, wno nas Deen givnn cuiinuj urem on a farm near the city. When Mrs. Daniels' cow became exhausted about 12 miles from Mem phis, on the long want irom inline Rock, she left it with a farmer, but the animal will be brought here. - against inclement weather.theFinances running low, Party was forced to split The wives came te Memphis on a train, while the husbands are en route here on "shanks mare." The' wives will find jobs here they said. The wives Bay they have spent only $15 each (n the past five weeks. They will stay about two months in Memphis, until they can replenish their than the PAGE NINE. SCIMITAR. (HE NEWS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, " U o  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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