https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/2c63ede7be5e6637fcb5a73cd1bd6c0a.pdf 3fe24ca6a9c3f7430ad78702ec85521a PDF Text Text JULY 7, WEDNESDAY, 'IEIESSEE 700 HAS R&n RFnnRn ' nn CHILD LABOR LAVS Government Threatens to Place State on Black List Material Improvement Is Shown. Unless NASHVILLE, Tenn.. julv 7. fSpl ) Albrt Williams, superintendent of education of Tennessee, has lamed the 'ment to county regarding: repeated violations ohll1 labor laW(': Recent Investigations various counties In Tennesseethroughout made by federal Inspectors from the child labor ta division, Washington, also by Inspectors from the slate department of iactory Inspection show nuiiwrmu " " . oeen nave to Issued iiuua .minors who were under no i... a has been practiced by those having authority in this matter failing to adhere to regulations as provided for in chapter 77, laws of 1S17. "Hon. William M. Williams, commls-- k oner of the United States labor sta- .. liStlrHi fnr th VI11 1.. w .1 : .. ... -- "m1. Was recently advised the state depurt- ....... vi inciury inspection 01 irenewal for acceptance of the permits as Issued In Tennessee, working unless revoked for cause, but have been advised that unless there is a material Improvement In the method carried out by those who are charted with this duty, that Tennessee will be placed on the black list, and that federal officers will be appointed to perform this duty. "We, as educators in Tennessee, do not want the educational ment criticised and placed on departrecord shewing us to be lax or incompetent for this work. Tou, or course, realise that the genera! public is rapidly becoming more Interested in these questions and Is demanding a strict observance of the child labor laws. "The federal child labor tax division and the state department of factory In inspection has asked my , the improvement of this work, therefore. 1 am writing a circular letter to all and inclosing county superintendents forms Nos. 1. a and I from the state factory inspection department. No. 1 shows the reason why certificates are subject to cancellation. No. 2 shows suggestions on Issuing permits for , children who have no proof of age available. No. I covers digest of child labor laws and method for issuing permits. "Provided you have appointed representatives in your county to issue working certificates, please advise me and I will furnish you with a sufficient number of forms, 1, 2 and 3, for their guidance." The state child labor laws set of 1911 and 1917 as applying to Shelby country are: "Children under the age of 14 are 3not permitted to workkindunder any of employat any ment, other than domestic or farm work. "Children between the ages of 14 and 16 years must secure an age certificate of from the county superintendent schools. Miss Chart O. Williams. 16 14 "Children between and years of age are prohibited from working in one excess of 8 hours In any day or more man ti days in any one weeK nor the hours of 6 a.m. nor after y'7before p.m. These laws apply to every day in the year." superln-tendwi- te .v, aii. i BARROW SPORTS BROKEN ARM FROM CONVENTION E. Tt. Barrow, chairman of the mu. sic committee of the Chamber of and president of the local organisation, who has recently returned from the naliona.1 convention at Atlantic City, with his wife, is displaying a broken arm as the result of his trip. One day when there was' a luU in the convention, he, with his wife and several other couples, took a trip np the Hudson river. They landed at one particularly beautiful spot, and stood on a rock surrounded by a balustrade, from which an especially fine view could be had. Mr. Barrow forgot for a moment his weight, and leaned against the ballusirafle. With a groan the balustrade "gave up the ghost," precipitating Memphis' musical sponsor to the ground about eight feet below. His foot caught in the wreckage, throwing him on his left arm, which was shattered at the elbow. Discussing the incident, he expresses thankfulness that his wife was along, as he says an alibi would have been an impossibility had she not seen the incident. EXPECTED AT NEW PARTY MEETING July 7. Several members the 'executive board tf the forty-eigof arrived committee today to perfect plans for the convention Saturday, which will prepare for the organisation of a third political party, according to leaders in the movement. A. W. Kicker, manager of the Chicago had headquarters, said today credentials delebeen snt In for more than 700 gates, according to latest information from New York. J. A. H. Hopkins, of New York, national chairman: Amos Plnchot. George I Record and Frank Pattison were expected today. Delegates from several Western and Southern states have PAGE ELEVEN. returned from three trip to the camp st Hardy, Ark., days' bringing with a large supply oi butterflvs Insnd sects, He took IS more boys to the TURK TREATY STAND when he left Haturdav. and camp Gov. Roberts will conclude bis West to take the same number when he Tennessee this week and returns this week. He states that th.. Sl'A. Belgium, July 7. The important from July 10 campaign to ; will speak two and clauses of the peace treaty with Tura day in Middle Tennessee, key will remain as they are. It has heon three times he decided by the supreme council In s Wednesday spoke st Lexington snd his appointments fur the remainder of slon here. The council at this mornare.: week the Union City, Thursday, at ing's evasion decided it would be Im- 10 o'clock; Troy, Thursday at 1 o'clock; possible to grant the Turkish requests fnr the revision of these clauses. A Obion Hlation, Thursday, at I o'clock; snd commission of experts will be appointed, Newbern, rYlday, st 10 o'clock, No however, to study the minor clauses Dyersburg, Friday, st 2 o'clock. with reference to partial revision of the document o far as these are concerned. Exchanges, ATKINSON BACK; SAYS jfi Safety First Store your car at 3u0 Madison Ave. SCOUT CAMP IS WONDER III Nothing adv. ROBERTS CLOSING WEST TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN - VITAL CLAUSES CHICAGO. of UIILJILUUHU Ull :'HK NEWS SCIMITAR. 1920. him cs-pe- Is runalag apnriaJIv smooth this year. There is S program of aome sort Initiations take plaoe every night. while Monday every Saturday night, to Indian exercises is devoted night round the totem pole. A vsudexUle show was recently put ramp on. In which the "Panes of the Seven Vails" was There were feature. many otbar sets, which were worthy ( a place en the stage, according to Atktnsoa, who states that Kamp Kal Mima Is the best Hoy Scout camu In the South, and one of the best In the I'll": d"5ViS ?- country. The wireless set recently Installed for the purpose of commiuxicatlng with lea va headquarters, has so far bee failure, due to aimoxpnorle conditions in is the which camp the mountains iu I sWt. toWJU5Ui.'S'isiistiiiliiiriiii ' U"i-- Memphis Most Lock-wood'- Read News Scijnitar Wants. Local Field Executive A. L. Atkm son, of the Boy Scouts of America, has m Taken M Back m GOY. COX INVITED TO Exclusive Apparel ' rf PHONK MAIM SPEAK WITH HARDING f f fYYYT it- -- Shop 2H2 8t JraHy Qcfflfffflitce ali(E oemetery. Senator Harding has announced he probably would begin his campaign here that day. The tnvita tlon was telegraphed to Gov. Cox today by the local branch of the American Legion and emphasised the affair would be nonpoli Ileal. Si NOMINATIONS FAIL TO DISTURB LONDON PRESS j It is the fixed policy of Levy's to clear all apparel from season to season, that is why the offerings in this great selling event are so compelling. During the remaining m !' days of this week the groups will afford exceptional savings and choosing possibil- LONDON, July 7. Newspapers of London In commenting on the Chicago and San Francisco conventions this morning devote more attention to future relations between the United States and Great Britain than upon the bearing the convention will have on the domestic affairs of America. "There is nothing In the declared policy of either Mr. Cox or Mr. Harding to disturb the most cordial relations between tho two countries," says the, Morning Post. Several lournals warn the people hero not to takv a too serious view of utterances inevitable during the campaign by "certain groups In the United States who make twisting the lion's tail a favorite amusement." "It would be wise to frank'y ask ourselves whether it is strange If the the progress of European affairs since armistice Bhoulrt have Induced In American minds a feeling of bewilderment bordering on alarm." WILL BENEFITS HARVARD. Horace NEW YORK. July 7. Dr. who renowned dietitian, Fletcher, preached the doctrine of thorough mastication of one's food, left the residua of an estate of $126,573 to Harvard university, for the "purpose of fostering the knowledge of healthful nutrition," according to an appraisal filed in the surrogate's court here by the deputy state controller. lr. Fletcher died in Copenhagen, .Ian. 12. Every Successful Shoemaker Should Own a Finisher and Stitcher To Make Hia Work San Out More Work Euier and to t Less Expense We take orders todey for FINISHERS and STITCH-ERfor fall delivery, equip your shop now. Write for catalogue, .literature and an expert salesman will call on you if you so desire. i ities. Mi m m Authentic Fashion Creations At Remarkable Reductions 1 DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, WRAPS, CAPES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, CORSETS AND SILK UNDERWEAR S We distribute rubber heels, shoe leather, shoe findings, shoemakers' supplies, cut soles, thread and everything that is needed to make a first-clas- s shoe store and shoemakers' shop complete. Get ready for fall business. The demand exceeds the supply first. -- Schqibler & Co. ISO N. Front St. Memphk, Tana. We Do 4 Iv Not Quote N Comparative Prices . f m m buses WASHINGTON, July 7. The seventh in connection with the alleged some of employes of the war conspiracy risk bureau to defraud disable soldiers a with was coupled report today that a few arrests would be made in other cities. The latest arrest was that of George W. Setts, of Washington. The prices are wonderfully every summer garment in are too large and varied to besides only by comparison mate of value. Hi low to immediately clear We Do the house. Assortments permit giving prices, and can you make a true esti- Not Quote Comparative Prices , m t. i!ifi!ll!;Bi!!K li fe"ii!iiit"iwiiissw'ii,i it T.iSSS&mt, arrest CITY MANAGER ADOPTED. COLORADO SPRINGS. Col.. July. 7. Coiorndo Springs ntlopted the city manager foim of government to become effective net April at a special election held yesterday. HEALTHIrSCUSSED. SALT LAKH CITY, Utah. July ". NaToday's general sessions of the. contional Education association, in vention hre. were devoted to industrial and health education. FURS STORED will stole My Fnr .Department your furs. 1 am also equipped In d every kind of fur' repair' work. 50 two countries. SPRINKLING ft. Guaranteed $8,50-- 51 Delivered LYNCHING REPORTED. 50'$ 1 1. 2,50 at Your Residence In City. TOWNER The HOSE Hose, Including and Norale Coupling CO., Inc. & Corner Stcend and Union 7. packages must not weigh more than five kilograms and postage is payable in the money of the country of origin. r. Ready-to-Wea- Mlllinerv and ,"ur Shop, 174 South Main St. POSTAL PACT MADE. leached by the Miller's Telephone Main 1J5!59. WHITE STAR BICYCLE CO. Bicycles, Repairs and Supplies. SS .'V Va.. July 7. An mm m un- oe mm w m mmc 5t m Tl mm mm Memphis, Tenn. Have b'een many conflicting claims as to the initely safely. The most eminent authorities known have prescribed the. way to prevent the loss of the hair's life and luxuriance. The scientists tell The Council of the American Medical Association (the highest authority known) has recognized Resorcin for the treatment of dandruff (seborrhea) and baldness (allopecia) the common foes of bsautiful hair. Resorcin Monoacetate is an important ingredient of "La Creole" Hair Tonic. With this valuable remedy in this delightful form, abundant vigorous hair is easily attained. Mo-noacet- Pure thread silk hose, embroidered clock, in white and black; regular 95.00 f 0 7C values; this Thursday."''3 Ladies' silk hose In black. white and brown; 12.25 values; special $1.75 Thursday Ladies' fancy lace and h hose In black, while ami I brown; 12.50 Values; 7c 1 3 t sale price drop-stitc- 1 1 IjuIips' hIIU iiosp wime anil cordovan; 92.00 values; special.. in bts'-K- $1.50 MsIp hose; fl.'rO values; H)piul in 65c this sale r f Children's medium and woiaht stockings: 7."c I ftn I 3 . iVU 35c, 9 values; pairs. Men's silk hox In black, white. navy and cordnvan; reguiMr ll.iiU values; special Thursdav $l,?5 i Main Floor. SHOE GO Memphis, Tenn. ate TI w iniair TI II t Ml it rf'iw frfr-rnsaiiiii v r w 1 a 1 1 r ri ry "La Creole" Hair Dressing treatment for the gradual restoration of the natural dark color to hair that has grown gray, gray streaked or. is a Two or three times a week apply "La Creole" Hair Tonic to the scalp. Rub with a rotary motion of the finger tips. Scalp circulation is then stimulated, hair roots supplied with needed nourishment, and dandruff quickly eliminated. You will soon notice the improvement in the love- l.ttdies- - silk Hosiery Department mm mm mm mm mm mm Simple directions sale of hose offers sonic of the most, reThis markable values we liave ever known. Rear! the items below and come down early. one-da- y N ri thoroughly with" "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo. Like "La Creole" Hair Tonic, its companion, "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo, is made from an exclusive formula. It is the only shampoo containing menthol. Its base is purest cocoanut oil. You will instantly notice its delightful stimulating effects. It not only makes the hair soft and lustrous. It makes scalp and pores glow with clean health and vigor for proper functioning. After shampooing apply "La Creole" Hair Tonic. Follow these rules faithfully and notice the new beauty and vigorous health of your hair. When purchasing "La Creole" Hair Tonic be sure to get "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo also because the formula of each is designed to aid the other. of the hair. There has been much confusion and ignorance. Now the confusion is ended. .The way is known def- For Thursday Only mm mm TnrlnrTl THERE treatment rui w Take the advice of highest medical authorities b tun. w it of yale, columbasn ell, racyclh and wonoer BICYCLES report received here confirmed Tfroin Koxboro N. C, was to the today effect Repair Work Given Prompt Attention. that a negro was lynched there last We Call For and Deliver. night, for having attempted to attack a white girl. No details were availu-58 8. Second St. DANVILLE. 1 Beyond Question the Greatest Apparel Values SEVENTH ARREST MADE. g An agreement by MADRID, July which the Spanish and Mexican governments will exchange postal packagex without declaration of value has been Si.- - M. Cox Com-inec- e, sight-seein- ill n Continues All This Week With Unabated Force ST. LOUIS. Mo.. July 7. Oov. James has been invited to apeak from the same platform with his Republican opponent ..Senator Warren G. Harding, here July 25, at the dedicatory ceremonies of a war heroes' memorial m liness of yo,ur hair. km "U Creole" Liquid Shampoo Shampoo also Cleanliness also is essential for beautiful hair. Regularly every ten days or two weeks shampoo the hair faded. " ( Mademoiselle "La Creole," confused by (he wort! wonderful hair of the Creclei it s mark of their pure I renrh-Spanli- h well blood of the rare jiven it. "I s Creole" TJo lief b "Crroir ." The preparation ire their fjvoritet. At Drug Store$ and Department StoreM "La Creole" Hair Tonic . . 75c "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo 50c "La Creole" Hair Dressing $1.00 If you cannot obtain these prepara- tions at advertised prices-writ- e us direct and we will see that you are supplied. LA CREOLE LABORATORIES 0000 Tenth Street Memphis, Tenn. M (mm "Lt Creole" Hair Tooic i m 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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Unless NASHVILLE, Tenn.. julv 7. fSpl ) Albrt Williams, superintendent of education of Tennessee, has lamed the 'ment to county regarding: repeated violations ohll1 labor laW(': Recent Investigations various counties In Tennesseethroughout made by federal Inspectors from the child labor ta division, Washington, also by Inspectors from the slate department of iactory Inspection show nuiiwrmu " " . oeen nave to Issued iiuua .minors who were under no i... a has been practiced by those having authority in this matter failing to adhere to regulations as provided for in chapter 77, laws of 1S17. "Hon. William M. Williams, commls-- k oner of the United States labor sta- .. liStlrHi fnr th VI11 1.. w .1 : .. ... -- "m1. Was recently advised the state depurt- ....... vi inciury inspection 01 irenewal for acceptance of the permits as Issued In Tennessee, working unless revoked for cause, but have been advised that unless there is a material Improvement In the method carried out by those who are charted with this duty, that Tennessee will be placed on the black list, and that federal officers will be appointed to perform this duty. "We, as educators in Tennessee, do not want the educational ment criticised and placed on departrecord shewing us to be lax or incompetent for this work. Tou, or course, realise that the genera! public is rapidly becoming more Interested in these questions and Is demanding a strict observance of the child labor laws. "The federal child labor tax division and the state department of factory In inspection has asked my , the improvement of this work, therefore. 1 am writing a circular letter to all and inclosing county superintendents forms Nos. 1. a and I from the state factory inspection department. No. 1 shows the reason why certificates are subject to cancellation. No. 2 shows suggestions on Issuing permits for , children who have no proof of age available. No. I covers digest of child labor laws and method for issuing permits. "Provided you have appointed representatives in your county to issue working certificates, please advise me and I will furnish you with a sufficient number of forms, 1, 2 and 3, for their guidance." The state child labor laws set of 1911 and 1917 as applying to Shelby country are: "Children under the age of 14 are 3not permitted to workkindunder any of employat any ment, other than domestic or farm work. "Children between the ages of 14 and 16 years must secure an age certificate of from the county superintendent schools. Miss Chart O. Williams. 16 14 "Children between and years of age are prohibited from working in one excess of 8 hours In any day or more man ti days in any one weeK nor the hours of 6 a.m. nor after y'7before p.m. These laws apply to every day in the year." superln-tendwi- te .v, aii. i BARROW SPORTS BROKEN ARM FROM CONVENTION E. Tt. Barrow, chairman of the mu. sic committee of the Chamber of and president of the local organisation, who has recently returned from the naliona.1 convention at Atlantic City, with his wife, is displaying a broken arm as the result of his trip. One day when there was' a luU in the convention, he, with his wife and several other couples, took a trip np the Hudson river. They landed at one particularly beautiful spot, and stood on a rock surrounded by a balustrade, from which an especially fine view could be had. Mr. Barrow forgot for a moment his weight, and leaned against the ballusirafle. With a groan the balustrade "gave up the ghost," precipitating Memphis' musical sponsor to the ground about eight feet below. His foot caught in the wreckage, throwing him on his left arm, which was shattered at the elbow. Discussing the incident, he expresses thankfulness that his wife was along, as he says an alibi would have been an impossibility had she not seen the incident. EXPECTED AT NEW PARTY MEETING July 7. Several members the 'executive board tf the forty-eigof arrived committee today to perfect plans for the convention Saturday, which will prepare for the organisation of a third political party, according to leaders in the movement. A. W. Kicker, manager of the Chicago had headquarters, said today credentials delebeen snt In for more than 700 gates, according to latest information from New York. J. A. H. Hopkins, of New York, national chairman: Amos Plnchot. George I Record and Frank Pattison were expected today. Delegates from several Western and Southern states have PAGE ELEVEN. returned from three trip to the camp st Hardy, Ark., days' bringing with a large supply oi butterflvs Insnd sects, He took IS more boys to the TURK TREATY STAND when he left Haturdav. and camp Gov. Roberts will conclude bis West to take the same number when he Tennessee this week and returns this week. He states that th.. Sl'A. Belgium, July 7. The important from July 10 campaign to ; will speak two and clauses of the peace treaty with Tura day in Middle Tennessee, key will remain as they are. It has heon three times he decided by the supreme council In s Wednesday spoke st Lexington snd his appointments fur the remainder of slon here. The council at this mornare.: week the Union City, Thursday, at ing's evasion decided it would be Im- 10 o'clock; Troy, Thursday at 1 o'clock; possible to grant the Turkish requests fnr the revision of these clauses. A Obion Hlation, Thursday, at I o'clock; snd commission of experts will be appointed, Newbern, rYlday, st 10 o'clock, No however, to study the minor clauses Dyersburg, Friday, st 2 o'clock. with reference to partial revision of the document o far as these are concerned. Exchanges, ATKINSON BACK; SAYS jfi Safety First Store your car at 3u0 Madison Ave. SCOUT CAMP IS WONDER III Nothing adv. ROBERTS CLOSING WEST TENNESSEE CAMPAIGN - VITAL CLAUSES CHICAGO. of UIILJILUUHU Ull :'HK NEWS SCIMITAR. 1920. him cs-pe- Is runalag apnriaJIv smooth this year. There is S program of aome sort Initiations take plaoe every night. while Monday every Saturday night, to Indian exercises is devoted night round the totem pole. A vsudexUle show was recently put ramp on. In which the "Panes of the Seven Vails" was There were feature. many otbar sets, which were worthy ( a place en the stage, according to Atktnsoa, who states that Kamp Kal Mima Is the best Hoy Scout camu In the South, and one of the best In the I'll": d"5ViS ?- country. The wireless set recently Installed for the purpose of commiuxicatlng with lea va headquarters, has so far bee failure, due to aimoxpnorle conditions in is the which camp the mountains iu I sWt. toWJU5Ui.'S'isiistiiiliiiriiii ' U"i-- Memphis Most Lock-wood'- Read News Scijnitar Wants. Local Field Executive A. L. Atkm son, of the Boy Scouts of America, has m Taken M Back m GOY. COX INVITED TO Exclusive Apparel ' rf PHONK MAIM SPEAK WITH HARDING f f fYYYT it- -- Shop 2H2 8t JraHy Qcfflfffflitce ali(E oemetery. Senator Harding has announced he probably would begin his campaign here that day. The tnvita tlon was telegraphed to Gov. Cox today by the local branch of the American Legion and emphasised the affair would be nonpoli Ileal. Si NOMINATIONS FAIL TO DISTURB LONDON PRESS j It is the fixed policy of Levy's to clear all apparel from season to season, that is why the offerings in this great selling event are so compelling. During the remaining m !' days of this week the groups will afford exceptional savings and choosing possibil- LONDON, July 7. Newspapers of London In commenting on the Chicago and San Francisco conventions this morning devote more attention to future relations between the United States and Great Britain than upon the bearing the convention will have on the domestic affairs of America. "There is nothing In the declared policy of either Mr. Cox or Mr. Harding to disturb the most cordial relations between tho two countries," says the, Morning Post. Several lournals warn the people hero not to takv a too serious view of utterances inevitable during the campaign by "certain groups In the United States who make twisting the lion's tail a favorite amusement." "It would be wise to frank'y ask ourselves whether it is strange If the the progress of European affairs since armistice Bhoulrt have Induced In American minds a feeling of bewilderment bordering on alarm." WILL BENEFITS HARVARD. Horace NEW YORK. July 7. Dr. who renowned dietitian, Fletcher, preached the doctrine of thorough mastication of one's food, left the residua of an estate of $126,573 to Harvard university, for the "purpose of fostering the knowledge of healthful nutrition," according to an appraisal filed in the surrogate's court here by the deputy state controller. lr. Fletcher died in Copenhagen, .Ian. 12. Every Successful Shoemaker Should Own a Finisher and Stitcher To Make Hia Work San Out More Work Euier and to t Less Expense We take orders todey for FINISHERS and STITCH-ERfor fall delivery, equip your shop now. Write for catalogue, .literature and an expert salesman will call on you if you so desire. i ities. Mi m m Authentic Fashion Creations At Remarkable Reductions 1 DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, WRAPS, CAPES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, CORSETS AND SILK UNDERWEAR S We distribute rubber heels, shoe leather, shoe findings, shoemakers' supplies, cut soles, thread and everything that is needed to make a first-clas- s shoe store and shoemakers' shop complete. Get ready for fall business. The demand exceeds the supply first. -- Schqibler &amp; Co. ISO N. Front St. Memphk, Tana. We Do 4 Iv Not Quote N Comparative Prices . f m m buses WASHINGTON, July 7. The seventh in connection with the alleged some of employes of the war conspiracy risk bureau to defraud disable soldiers a with was coupled report today that a few arrests would be made in other cities. The latest arrest was that of George W. Setts, of Washington. The prices are wonderfully every summer garment in are too large and varied to besides only by comparison mate of value. Hi low to immediately clear We Do the house. Assortments permit giving prices, and can you make a true esti- Not Quote Comparative Prices , m t. i!ifi!ll!;Bi!!K li fe"ii!iiit"iwiiissw'ii,i it T.iSSS&amp;mt, arrest CITY MANAGER ADOPTED. COLORADO SPRINGS. Col.. July. 7. Coiorndo Springs ntlopted the city manager foim of government to become effective net April at a special election held yesterday. HEALTHIrSCUSSED. SALT LAKH CITY, Utah. July ". NaToday's general sessions of the. contional Education association, in vention hre. were devoted to industrial and health education. FURS STORED will stole My Fnr .Department your furs. 1 am also equipped In d every kind of fur' repair' work. 50 two countries. SPRINKLING ft. Guaranteed $8,50-- 51 Delivered LYNCHING REPORTED. 50'$ 1 1. 2,50 at Your Residence In City. TOWNER The HOSE Hose, Including and Norale Coupling CO., Inc. &amp; Corner Stcend and Union 7. packages must not weigh more than five kilograms and postage is payable in the money of the country of origin. r. Ready-to-Wea- Mlllinerv and ,"ur Shop, 174 South Main St. POSTAL PACT MADE. leached by the Miller's Telephone Main 1J5!59. WHITE STAR BICYCLE CO. Bicycles, Repairs and Supplies. SS .'V Va.. July 7. An mm m un- oe mm w m mmc 5t m Tl mm mm Memphis, Tenn. Have b'een many conflicting claims as to the initely safely. The most eminent authorities known have prescribed the. way to prevent the loss of the hair's life and luxuriance. The scientists tell The Council of the American Medical Association (the highest authority known) has recognized Resorcin for the treatment of dandruff (seborrhea) and baldness (allopecia) the common foes of bsautiful hair. Resorcin Monoacetate is an important ingredient of "La Creole" Hair Tonic. With this valuable remedy in this delightful form, abundant vigorous hair is easily attained. Mo-noacet- Pure thread silk hose, embroidered clock, in white and black; regular 95.00 f 0 7C values; this Thursday."''3 Ladies' silk hose In black. white and brown; 12.25 values; special $1.75 Thursday Ladies' fancy lace and h hose In black, while ami I brown; 12.50 Values; 7c 1 3 t sale price drop-stitc- 1 1 IjuIips' hIIU iiosp wime anil cordovan; 92.00 values; special.. in bts'-K- $1.50 MsIp hose; fl.'rO values; H)piul in 65c this sale r f Children's medium and woiaht stockings: 7."c I ftn I 3 . iVU 35c, 9 values; pairs. Men's silk hox In black, white. navy and cordnvan; reguiMr ll.iiU values; special Thursdav $l,?5 i Main Floor. SHOE GO Memphis, Tenn. ate TI w iniair TI II t Ml it rf'iw frfr-rnsaiiiii v r w 1 a 1 1 r ri ry "La Creole" Hair Dressing treatment for the gradual restoration of the natural dark color to hair that has grown gray, gray streaked or. is a Two or three times a week apply "La Creole" Hair Tonic to the scalp. Rub with a rotary motion of the finger tips. Scalp circulation is then stimulated, hair roots supplied with needed nourishment, and dandruff quickly eliminated. You will soon notice the improvement in the love- l.ttdies- - silk Hosiery Department mm mm mm mm mm mm Simple directions sale of hose offers sonic of the most, reThis markable values we liave ever known. Rear! the items below and come down early. one-da- y N ri thoroughly with" "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo. Like "La Creole" Hair Tonic, its companion, "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo, is made from an exclusive formula. It is the only shampoo containing menthol. Its base is purest cocoanut oil. You will instantly notice its delightful stimulating effects. It not only makes the hair soft and lustrous. It makes scalp and pores glow with clean health and vigor for proper functioning. After shampooing apply "La Creole" Hair Tonic. Follow these rules faithfully and notice the new beauty and vigorous health of your hair. When purchasing "La Creole" Hair Tonic be sure to get "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo also because the formula of each is designed to aid the other. of the hair. There has been much confusion and ignorance. Now the confusion is ended. .The way is known def- For Thursday Only mm mm TnrlnrTl THERE treatment rui w Take the advice of highest medical authorities b tun. w it of yale, columbasn ell, racyclh and wonoer BICYCLES report received here confirmed Tfroin Koxboro N. C, was to the today effect Repair Work Given Prompt Attention. that a negro was lynched there last We Call For and Deliver. night, for having attempted to attack a white girl. No details were availu-58 8. Second St. DANVILLE. 1 Beyond Question the Greatest Apparel Values SEVENTH ARREST MADE. g An agreement by MADRID, July which the Spanish and Mexican governments will exchange postal packagex without declaration of value has been Si.- - M. Cox Com-inec- e, sight-seein- ill n Continues All This Week With Unabated Force ST. LOUIS. Mo.. July 7. Oov. James has been invited to apeak from the same platform with his Republican opponent ..Senator Warren G. Harding, here July 25, at the dedicatory ceremonies of a war heroes' memorial m liness of yo,ur hair. km "U Creole" Liquid Shampoo Shampoo also Cleanliness also is essential for beautiful hair. Regularly every ten days or two weeks shampoo the hair faded. " ( Mademoiselle "La Creole," confused by (he wort! wonderful hair of the Creclei it s mark of their pure I renrh-Spanli- h well blood of the rare jiven it. "I s Creole" TJo lief b "Crroir ." The preparation ire their fjvoritet. At Drug Store$ and Department StoreM "La Creole" Hair Tonic . . 75c "La Creole" Liquid Shampoo 50c "La Creole" Hair Dressing $1.00 If you cannot obtain these prepara- tions at advertised prices-writ- e us direct and we will see that you are supplied. LA CREOLE LABORATORIES 0000 Tenth Street Memphis, Tenn. M (mm "Lt Creole" Hair Tooic i m j 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 7/7/1920 Title A name given to the resource 1920 (07/07/1920) News Scimitar: Atkinson Back; Says Scout Camp is Wonder 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/sn98069867/1920-07-07/ed-1/seq-11/ Periodical