tX'ESDAY, DECEMBER '0, 1?1S,
THE NEWS SCIMITAR.
PAGE ELEVEN.
GIRLS! TRY II!
HAVE THICK, WAVY, DESTROYER WARD
BEAUTIFUL Hi; OFF "Si MAT" -
Every Particle of Dandruff
.appears ana nair Slops
Coming Out.
Draw a Moist Cloth Through
Hair and Double Its
Beauty at Once.
Tour hair becomes light, wavy, fluf
fy, abundant and appears a soft, lus
trous and beautiful as a young girl's
after a "Danderlne hair cleanse." Just
try this moisten a ctcth with a little
Danderlne and carefully draw t tnrough
your hair, taking one rum II strand at a
time. This will rl.anse the hair of
duet, dirt and excessive oil and in just
a few moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair
Besids beautifying tn hair at once.
Band.rint dissolves every panicle of
dandruff; cleanses, purines anil invigor
ates the scalp; forever stopping itching
and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks' use when you
will actually see new hair fine and
downy at first yes bat really new
hair growing all oyer the scalp. Tf you
care for pretty, soft hair and lots of
It, surely invest a few cents in a bot
tle of Knowlton's Danaerlne at any
drug store or toilet counter, and just
try it.
Save your hair! Beautify if Tou will
say this was the best money you ever
spent.
Open a
Savings
Account
A. dollar is all you
need to start it. Savo
something every week
or month.
We Pay
O frf Compound
l Interest
U On Savings
North Memphis
Savings Bank
MAIN and ADAMS
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There's a scarcity of good coal
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now. We have all grades.
Try
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(Full Weight)
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t A PERFECT CO All
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Less Ash
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Telephones Main 1643 and
Walnut 1643.
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Rad News Scimitar Wants.
tPRESIDENT SEES
Thrilling Demonstration Given ! 1
nf Bomlkirin II
Boat Attack While Wilson
Stands on Bridge of Liner.
ON nOARU V. S. . GEORGE
W VSHINQTON, Dec. 10. (By Wireless
to the Associated Press. I President
Wilson stood on I he bridge of Hie
George Washington late yesterday and
saw a I'nitcd Slates destroyer stage a
thrilling demonstration of the work of
repulsing a submarine attack. A touch
of realism was given by the drill of
the men on board the liner and the con
voying ships.
The great liner was gliding through
the tropical vaters like u chip on a
duck pond, when bugle: ami alarm bells
ciiled the men lo battle stations. 1'reBI- ,
dent Wilson was takn to the bridge ,
ny t apt. Mct'aiiiey, so that ne migui
get a belter view
destroyer which had been lagging
far astern, suddenly leaped forward,
her funnels vomiting smoke and white
spray dashing from her bow as she
tore through the water at a clip of 30
knots an hour. The destroyer came
abeam of the liner and dropped depth
bombs, sending great geysers high Into
the air as the warship sig-tsgged its
way through the waters beneath which
was supposed to lurk the enemy sub
marine. Each explosion was distinctly
felt on board the r.eorge Washington.
T- I ; 1 HI, (.....,,
i or nnu:Tt(iis r-ouooru iinn in-..
blows being struck against the side of
the vessel.
President Wilson was most interest
ed In the demonstration, and asked
questions about it, going into the mo.st
minute detail.
The George Washington passed Into
the Azores ihls morning, and turned
northward, on the last leg of the voy
age. There was no stop at the Azores.
President Wilson Drobably will not
sit at the peace table, but will be i
i enrcsented there by delegates while
t.mnuiinir In .-Ins. I'nnliiCt with the
heads nf the other nations and pre- M 1
pared to decide question referred telMg
him. Premier I lemenceau, it is re
lieved, wtll be president of the peace
conference, This is considered tilting
because the conference will be held in
France.
President v llson I disposition Is in
favor of entirely public proceedings,
such as Rre carried on in the senate
chamber at Washington, with the press
representatives given every facility to
report certain business. Naturally
there will be need of secrecy, as there
is in the foreign relations committee,
but the president's Idea Is that the pro
feature could be much the (tame as at
Washington, a committee considering
the cowTidentia! and delicate features
of various' questions, and then report
ing back to the peace congress for ac
tion.
The president unexpectedly altended
a Bonffest in the enlisted men's hall.
where he afterward shook hands with i
the officers and sailors. The president I
was given three cheers and a "tiger." j
The weaihs is warm anu me sea is
calm.
Have to Hurry, Ladies.
And order his Xmas cigars from Sam
elsnn. He wauia Tadema. Kxtra or
Julia Marlowe. Also dinette rasors
and blades. adv
HAVANA CARS STOP;
BIG STRIKE BEGINS
HA VAX A. Dec. 10. Street car traffic
ceased on all lines. In this city short
ly after midnight as a result of the
failure of the government arbitration
commission to Bettle the conflict be
tween the Cuban Railway company and
Its employes. The strike movement, he
gun hy "the transportation employes,
will be followed hy nil other union men.
according to announcement. Apparent
ly the second gerreral strike In Cuba
within a month U begun. The union of
rriiotyplsts has vote3 to join lu the
general tie-up. and It is possible Ha
vana, will again be wilhout newspapers
tuiiight.
A meeting of newspaper directors
was called for 10 o'clock this morning,
presumably lo discuss means to meet
the threatening situation. It was
through the efforts of these directors
that Ihe first strike came lo an abrupt
end. They induced President Menocal
to liberal several labor leaders who
had been Imprisoned. Early today there
was complete tranquillity in the city.
Mr. Lumberman
Samelson has ii fine, fresh lot of Ta
dema. and Julia Marlowe cigars in
Xmas boxes, for your boys and friend
order them early. adv
3RIBERYCASKMAV
NEVER COME TO TRIAL
LITTLE HOCK. Ark., Pec. lo. (Spl.)
It Is generally believed here that the
legislative bribery case now pending
in Ihe Pulaski circuit court will never
be called for trial.
When the cases nf former Senators
S. C. Sims, of Katen, arid . C. Hur
gess, of RuSlftllville, were called yes
terdav, they were postponed until Jan.
20. The case in which W. V. Powell,
former Celton licit agricultural com
missioner, is charged with pie jury also
was continued. Powell 1s charged with
having perjured himself In testimony
before the grand jury when he was
called in the legislative probe.
Sims has spent i months In the
penitentiary on ona conviction of hav
ing accepted a bribe. He has not paid
$8o of his J 1,1(10 line. (Jov. Brough,
when he pardoned Sims, reduced the
fine to $600.' It is said that if he pays
the ISOO the other charges against him
ill ho dropped, .
Burgess, who turned state's evidence.
has never been arraigned on the peni-
entiary offense, although he has been
fined Z5 on each of two charges of
naplracy. several similar charges
against him were dismissed.
KILLED WHILE HUNTING.
BRISTOL. Tenn., Dec. 10. (Spl.t
William O'Meara, of I'eason. ill., was
killed by a bullet from his own gun
while hii'itins near Mountain Ciiy, lc
ordint: to reports reaching here. Ihe
coroner s jury reiurnea a vernier or
UUIdei but many believe hi death was
an accident. He was a truck driver
nr a construction company at Mountain
'ity.
APPROVE REVISION
T.1JIA, Peru. Pec. Id Approval oT
Ihe bill raising ihe Peruvian legation
at Washington to the rank of embassy
nus Cecil kiu'ii u, in"
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Ballard's Buckwheat
Flour gives you good
old fashioned buck
wheat cakes in a jiffy.
Nothing to "set."
Ballard's, Louisville. Ky.
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and in soiMtte, W-M to
SILK UNPERWEAR
A profusion of silk underwear
gowns, combination suits,
petticoats, Billie Burkea, $S.8
SWEATERS
A great assortment in all wanted shades
$1.98 to $19.85
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"FREEDOM OF
LONDON', Dec. 10 One of the
gravest questions at the peace confer
ence will be based on what is meant
by "freedom of the seas," and what
concessions (Jreat Britain Is going to
moke in 1hat direction, said Sir Fred
erick E. Smith, attorney-general, in a
speech at Liverpool yesterday. He
added that he was engaged in prepar
ing a memorandum on the subject for
the war cabinet.
"America baa rendered brilliant ser
vice in the cause of civilisation." Sir
Frederick said, "and Great Britain is
bound to approach the conference with
a determination to concede everything
possible to American sentiment, and
American views, having regard for aa
tienal security and existence of the em
pire. "Americans must remember that the
seaa are free to every one In peace
time and that to none has that freedom
been denied. Tn time of war, one might
as well talk of the freedom of the land
as the freedom of the seas. Imagine
Belgium, Northern France or Serbia
talking about freedom of the land.
"ThS moment war arises, great coer-
TWO FLYERS INJURED
IN FALL NEAR ATLANTA
ATLANTA, Oa., Dec, ' Lie, its.
Henry Watson, of Dougiasville, Oa., and
Lincoln Weaver, of wlllviusburg, Pe.,
were injured when the air plane In
which they were making a flight from
Taylor field, Montgomery, Ala., to At
lanta fell S0 feet to earth when a tail
spin was attempted near Fort. Mcl'luu
sen. Both of Lieut. Watson's legs were
broken, and Weaver suffered severe
bruises and cuts about the body and
face.
They were carried to the base hospi
tal at Fort McPherson for treatment.
Physicians there thought both men
would recover.
JAMAICA GINGER PROVES
FATAL TO MISSISSIPPIAN
Twelve ounces of .lamaioa ginger
proved too strong for John P. Rich
ards, 38, of Grenada, Miss., late Mon
day afternoon, and he died alone in
his room on South Second street. His
body was found by other roomers, and
the three four-ounce buttles beside him
told Ihe story of his death.
A ')0 Liberty bond and other papers
were found In his pocket, the latter
Indicating he had been released recent
ly from the DuPont Powder company
at Jacksonville, Tenn., and came to
Memphis this week. The body will be
forwarded to Grenada by McDowell &
Monteverde, undertakers.
"SAY! Hurry up
Those Pancakes."
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Makes real pancakes that "hit
the spot." Contains no near-milk
or other filler. Just add water
and they're ready for the griddle.
Never sold in bulk. Ballard'g
Package protects you.
AT YOUR GROCER'S.
A Christmas Shopping Opportunity
The COATS
bir assortment of coats
est styles developed In i - e -
i hlffon broadcloth. Yelour
pompom and silverto.ie. You are
to find a desirable garment .it
reiTairkabl price, and we as' in
that the values (ire ev eptmimi
We lisve on display a complete Hue
of coats that vary to price t I OK
from J19.85 lo 0 I J
at lowest
dalntt models in creiw de cliini
$22.50
to
to
lioose from-- letldies, liloonim
$19.85
SEAS" SCHEME
clve and primeval force asset i (hem
selves and Ihe region of law is aban
doned for the Assertion of naval snd
military forces. Belligerents dining Hie
war had a right io carry on war. Neu
trals had Iha-j-ight lo carry on trade
But fT there was a collision between the
right of belligerents to pur restraint
upon the enemy and ihe right nf neu
trals to carry on trade. Ihe subordinate
right of the neutrals had to Rive n r
to the Imperious primary right of the,
belligerent
"It has been recognised for mors than
three centuries thai a iinlmn which Is
supreme Is as mueh entitled to Im
pose Its will msrltlmely on Inferior ene
mies by blockade as a nnluni stronger
on land is able lo Impose Its will mili
tarily on s weaker nation.
"I sm net sine that Ureal Britain
will not have to say to the allies at the
peace conference. We shall b quite
sstiilied wllh sin h n definition "f free
dom of the ssas as win enable the
British navy in the unfortunate event
of future wars 1n do exactly what the
Urltlsh navy, aided by the American
navy, has been doing for the hint M
months."
HULL ACCEPTS OFFER
OF MISSION I CONFERENCE
MERIDIAN, Miss , Dee 10. (Spl.)
Dr. D. c. Hull, superintendent of the
Meridian public schools, has tenlat ivoly
incepted the offer of the Mississippi
conference board of missions. In ses
sion at McComb City, as centennial
secretary to head Ihe campaign to raise
tt. 00(1, 000 of Ihe l!6,(IUO,000 nation-wide
campaign to he made by the Methodists.
The acceptance of the offer would ne
cessitate Lr Hull severtng nis ennneo
Uon wllh the public schools, bill lie
would continue In his present position
unlii January and after thai time ac
cept no compensation for Ins services,
he ftated.
Dr. Hull Is one of the best known
educator in the plate and has been
co an acted witn ihe Meridian schools
for the past eight years,
WEST POINT FLYERS PAY
VISIT T0J0NTG0MERY
MONTGOMERY, Ala . Dae 10
t.ieuis ii Lesley, B ii Cloyd and A.
ii. Johnson, attached to Payns aviation
field. West Point. Miss . under instrue.
Hons trom the war department, visited
Montgomery yesterrtm lor the purpose
of mapping landing fields for the pro
posed serial mall rOUts from New York,
Washington and to the South. Received
by hamber of commerce officials in
(heir arrival from Atlanta, the inspe. -tors
visited the great Meld adjacent to
army aviation repair depot No. II and
It is understood that Ibis field sill be
recommended to Hie department for use
In connection therewith
BIG STRIKE IS ON.
MANCHESTER, P" 1-Tlie etnk
of IM,0OO cotton iplnnen for tn in
cfeaF "t' 40 prr COrtt n CUfrsnf wat'-i
I in full swing in Hntithonst I,;m
rB)iir. Otilynffw firms have eoncwleiJ
thf mpn'a tirm. Kul!'. rn.0UO.i'0 spln
are idle. Ah Ihe wtook nf yarns
In low, thr WftftTthf fheds will noon
hvf to doM, throwing out of employ
ruent an additinna! 200,000 pcftoni.
CHILD HIT BY AUTO
88 S.MAIN ST. rIOTNr
memphk tfnm r rm
I Booomlnt confined $ht t " i u i
I tJnton aomip, iiear Manuun Btraet, in
; ooniraitod i raf i Mary Reed, ajted s.
I wk Maishaii avonue, ran in fronl f.
an antOMobllo driven by Mr.. T. M
Wade, 27!' Hufim Vista rlai-e, inhcM
j aay. and wn leverel? hrulaed. siu wm
taken to'thr Ooneral hospital by tH.
j Wade and nJUitea to her hrmi dressed.
OVERTIME GUT OFF
MKRIIUAN. MISS., Dec. 10. (Spl.) -I
The New Orleans k Northwestern
j shops, which har hern Working nine lo
eleven hours a lay in DSftSln Sspai't
1 inenle, weni on a Solid aiyut-hOUr ha:ds
I today, all over' line helna .in off by
i the railroad adiniiiislrat ion The
chanpe In honr means a i uninderahlc
redioilon iu lit. saillinss of 'he em-
ploys
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Unsurpassable
Coats
Suits At
Dresses
The SUIT'S
of 1
a new-
elour,
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'e sure
t tliia
For Wednesday you will find suit of
singe, velour, hiffon broaaiclotit, I'oi
ret twill ami trlcollnea in a w ile
mug of style models that reflect the
newest dictates of fashion. Ttaej sis
iperv slues at the price.
We olfer lor your approval a wlds
assortment of wmUr suits at nrlces
t hat range f t om c i c.
l.8! lu 0 I ZD
bc
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Makes
Here's a gifl that is bound to 1k welconn
io any woman, in our blouse department
we are making a special Btttore-Oh flat mas
Offering of an assortment of beautiful gar
ment! at the low price of
Our blouse department is replete wilh t ho
newest, and most desirable bloutel In a
wide variety of styles. All the favored
new colors will he found In all models.
full range of Hl7.es.
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It Is Unofficial Because of
Lack of Parliamentary In
stitutionAmericans and
British Members of Party.
Trabhbi ii'i. He,-, in prcstdsnt
Poincare and Hi? govenimenlal parlia
mentary part) of I'rance were Riven
yeeteida.v m Htrasstnirg, former German
capital of Viuace-I.urraln., Ihe nearest
thina possible lo an official gieeilng
In the province,
The ii"t appointed h- (be fonner
Qermsn emperor being defunct ami Ihe
landlak' dissolved by Hs own consent,
the native Alsatians "f Hi" defunct as
sembly gave Prealdenl Polncar, Pre
niler Clemenceati ami members of his
cabinet nod several honored members
of the FVench parliament and member"
of the dlplomatlu corps of the entente
powers. Including William (!. Sharp, Ihe
American ambassador, ami Marshals
jpffre, Foch, I'' lam and llalg, ami Hen.
Iwshlng a reception which may be con
sidered as granllng (he sanction of of
ficial Alsace lo Ihe reasserted author It)
of Hie li en, h government over Iho
province. '
itrasnbiirg had profited fropi Ms first
fOftnlghl of 1 1 lease from Herman hands
and hail inn on a dress Unit was frenfih
for the occasion The old Kalsernlats
had become the Place de la Republ((US
Krlrdrh h Kaibirasse had I n'tiaos-
fonneil Into Hi" line de la 1'alx, and thu
Rue de In Liberie has superseded an
other thoroughfare with a Teutonic
nntue, simp sinim wlih German names
everywhere had i n revised, wiped mil
or entered over to corn eal Herman con
ned ions.
President Poincare arrived early (his
morning ami -os heartily welcomed by
the populace, Hi.- keys of (he city being
turned over to him The president as
sured Hi" people thai Ihe rustody of the
keva would never he relinquished.
Prom the steps of ihe city hall the
president delivered snother speech in
which he said Ihe desire "f Alsace lo
be returned to the bosom of the mother
country had been attained and that
henceforth ihe rountrv would be frenoli,
A drizzling mm (ailed lo dampen I ha
Snthusiasm of ihe throngs who ehsered
wlloly whenever President Poincare or
his colleagues appeared Qen. Pei
shlnK and Ambassador Hharu were re
ceived Willi cm s of "Vive I AmerlOUel
Vive I'Amerlqui ! ' while Marshal Hsl
was welcomed by cheers for (ireat Hrlt
aln. The French officials led last night
for Colmar, where cerninonlea look
place today. They will linn ko Hi Mill
house, where elaborate preparations for
Hie viail have been made,
SNIFFLES, SNEEZES,
HOARSE WHEEZES
Banish Thorn by Using" Dr.
Bell's Pme-Tar-Honey.
Thouaanda recommend it. Dr, KpII's
Plne-Tar-Honej tan i an expoflmenti
hut a iijukIi umI cold remady that Im
BtAMlty grown tn.iniiai becauaa ii n
quickly efifarthe
Por liiiRffiriK i oidn or t-ouKHa (t' fresh
attack ns balaamli and immiIimk anti
optica are st;rc u he beneficial. It
bnhaa apeedy relief from nh Ukio ''on
Kea' Ion, lufla-niniatlon, tickling hrnn
flai tuins. OtiM't hIsii fur hoantanefla,
OOUCha due if LM inpr, ami 1. inrtc'd u tl
inentH. BuonofnldAl fi bottle c i
ions wa
fi. $1.20.
Fout druaaltl nriiv
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STRASSBURG GIVES PARIS IS CROWDED
FRENCH PRESIDENT WITH DELEGATES
FORMAL WELCOME TO PEACE COUNCIL
In Value
A buying oport unity which dom
Dnstratea bettor than words the sav
ing power
trill.
the I jii nd its
The DRESSES
M ihn pri.-e or 124,85 you will find
apa la I aaaorimenl of dreiwee of
rhami and style illsttlntlori, nwul on
(ha In (apt ath Unas In nart. Mtln,
jaraay. irpa mataor, groigoita and
omtnatlona 1
ft'i aak our i!inp4 i iM of HI rara
H ' i lit Ki ,i -vi'". i : 01
t priori froni
$ 19 to
Our Store Is Complete With
Suggestions of Practical and Welcome
Xmas (iifts for Women
Vim inn gns no more practical ami pleasurable gift
than wearing nppnrel Out store Is full's equipped
In the seleriton nf such giiis for the Holklaj seaaon,
OUR BLOUSE SECTION
A Special Offering
$C85
$4-85 to $37.50
COATEES AND CAPES OF
$39.85-$45.85-$49.85
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fConttnUid From Wat Pigp '
the Klvnee ualOPO, where hnn lu
ha pervert. On Moiniuy afternoon Mr.
Wilson will h accorded a solemn re
reptlun at th llolel do ill.'
pur in g 1 1 lo enauini da s PreaiUeni
u ,i '(, will (hK h 1 'ik trip ihrouuh the
davaetftted diet not l and cl Ilea ot Idafl
rn Franae,
Thpra et"nin lo h no t hanae tn t hr
pinu to bpgin tha peace conference on
Deo. 17.
MANGIN FINDS ENEMY
PE0PLEJ.ESS SULLEN
WITH THU ITRBKOH AHMT OF O '
CUPATIpM, KAISRItliAuTKRN, irr
niHiiv, uao. io. i Hy tha Aaeooiated
Pr eaa Kn Qen. Mangtn'o troopn pene
trata further Into tJcrnian ( art I tor. V the
reafgnallon of Che population in foreign
occupation beoomei niore apparoiit In
liuhitantH from whom it Iium been poa
siilr tn ki an axpreaelon or opinion not
only tubtnll with rlocllity u the pit's
anco nf t ho Preach troopa, bul Invito
them to make thru stay permanent.
The weakaulng In the patriotic tplrlt
of the people, due tn Hip political up
l)tav,il in tin' amplre, ia Known in the
f enai nl nt Tiludr of tlf i nhfl hit an' m In
own throngh which the troopl piirh
Aa oho Mtn regltMent of ; colonial dl
vlelnn mail hod thnii(h an old town
th'-Ke wrn few drawn blinds tn he
aeii, The st recta were lined v illi peo
ple, jiriiunif them (Jerinmi nfflcerii .mil
aoldtere In uniform A Kn-ui nianj "f
them w'if maimed. Here and there
were man faceti whi''h plainly showed
hit in. hut the itiHHS of the people
Watched the procenalon Indifferent .
Borne of ihe people, however, viewed
the lnvgdei-1 with ovidont Interoat, ami
On tiirw oooaalona with manifest sym
patic CZERNIN TELLS OF BIG
VIENNA EFFORT TO QUIT
, .
VI KN X A. 1 ee. 1 0, H y t lie Amm-
laTed I'refi Count Cierntn, former
Anstr" liunaarlan fore Ian minister. Iiuh
inid ihe cori'OHpondont that Austria ml
i!Mi ni;ine drHpeiatn ' m- in witl-
draw froni the wa t . even to the ex
tent of offering Germans the emplro's
richest coal and oil province, dalle la,
if Qerman) m mild surrendei Alt a
I sOi rafne.
Count Coetnln added that Vuafrta'
eff'trts always were defeated bj elthei
(Jen. vnn Lndcndnt I r. (he i..-nn;.it h ; f j
agar term aatel t,-",,r-'1
German officials, who
itti', hiith
t even wani in i if
extent nf asaertlltg i hat t hey were
Willing to declare war on AtiMttlu n
Auttrfl rnade a separate peace.
POLISH-AMERICANS
WILL OCCUPY STATES
A M
T R It Ii A M. I""' I"
' i dlvlfilona flworili.ii I
Am
wrll
Informed ROUCce, Hays Ihe W.tt .iv, roi
rflnpondnnl of thn Wanff 2fltunc Itavr
(muafkftd m Ilavf for liattitlg, in
Pf UNffll, with I he Intent I n ii til oc!CU
Ing Hi ptovtnrafl "t Pontn and Hllewla
Tivb bnad(juarter o( the PollnVi-American
t roopH, according to this informa
tion, will hi? hi (he town of Powi)
CLAIMS ARMISTICE IS
TO BE PROLONGED
RKRMN !'' l" (via Amiterdum i
- Malhlufl Ki zl'-iK:r. haad of tha s i
man armlfii !er nelfiaatlon, had an -nounoed
thai the french Kovarhinant
haa teoUMtad the German army ctnii
mand u daahrnate plenlfioteutlarleK i"
obnfer rKHrnTi 14 the n 10 lo neat ton ol
the armtitloe, Tin d.-iKHt alll men
HI Tl
Hill 1
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AMERICAN ADVANCE
REPORTED WRONGFULLY
LONDON, I 'ei-. in, - AmriMui fOfCM
aniiran Mayrn. naar ronleni. on Fri
day, This wan reported by the Sulif
huretii nf Iterllrt us n enlry Into
Maytauaj
will
Giving!
We Will Cash
Savings
Mvery pur'haaa mad a the ! Andrea
ntirctiaie ('Hilar our iaHh nysteni f
mneoess.m- roMf r eliminated and
f counts re thme naay with, you pit
the parthMilur merchandise you dfsir, a
cash s
FURS
Make Ideal Xmas Gifts
No mors Ideal gift than a beautiful fnr pi.-c. We offer
for your approval n f II linn of stoles, coatees, muffs.
tlif
,lal
atari's, capes and hiiudaome set j in lied
Kok, I'oirei l-'ov, Pointed Vov, Ptacl; Fov,
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WK HAVE ON RALE A GOMPLK
OF THE RENOWNED
RECORDS
y ti 'imiilr ami inexpensive device
lie played perfectly on anv make o
ma
IjATBRT HITS OK PATHS
Vocal lleiords Hle
No :'044
"On Hi. L.v.l. You're a Little Devil" ,
"That Suothlnfl Serenade"
' N. 204;
"For Your Boy and My Bov".... ....
"Freedom For AH Forever''
No. 2044a
"A Little Birch Canos, and You" ...
"Garden o( My Dream." iFroin "Folh.ii ul I'HU" ) .........
No. r(W4!
"Lisa Jane"
"You'll Find Old Dixie l .ind In Frsncr"
No. 2(M.n
"You'll Alw.y. Find a Lot of Sun. limit
Home" . .. ... ..
"After You've done"
No.
"I Want to Go Back There Aoslrt"
"The Yank. Are At It Ageln'"
PATHK tn: 1 1 x 10" iN( i: iti t onus
Played hv Hu Vmerlcan Republic It, mil sii ta
run i: m ...
No.
"Roik a Byf Baby"
Wilmark's "Hit Medlr,
No.
"Val.e P.iri.lenne" .
Rem II k'.i "Hit Medley
NRW "JA3SZ" lNt I No l l I II S
PlayrHl hy Wadswitrtli's Xovelly lluure Orclir
No
"Hlndustsn"
"F rivohty"
Out of Town Orders filled promptly. Order by number.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
SONORA Ml SK ROOMS
111 Madison Avenue.
Operated by FORTUNE-WARD DRUG COMPANY
MEMPHIS
Wr .ne exclusive Men i distributors
Ich P'jy all makes of records
BRIGMAN. REARRESTED.
HELD ON jj. S. CHARGE
I'hsrgeri with attaching sovcrnnisnl
nilncH. rrl wllh I'ontempl ot court.
Hsn Brlgnmn, uf t'ovlngton, was nr
resled Monda) ly I'nltetl States leiu
Ij marshals and broushl to Mem phis
Hrtsjliiaiii whn lusi week was eon
vlcted mi a charge nf selhiia liquor
will, mil s federal llcensS ami with
ululating mi illicit tiistiiiery, 1 1 s.. i.i t
ihr.-t.H-ml KUwnrd Terry with
Nhotguu 1 lu have later attempted
h ml mksuuii. ii'irv apueureu
witness fof Ihs guvernmewl in
man's trial,
Hrirritcin vvaa nf ltbert 011
pending the hearing Saturdd) of
tlon fin n new lrl:il
Bilg
RED CROSS OFFICERS
AT SARDIS ELECTED
SAIil ill I'll.
rniiu v mi: officers for i ir I'anota cmimv
i Iispler of ih micii, :mi Red I'rosii havs
In ii clcilctl i ' I ui i rniii i . f. H Young,
snrilu; v,ce-'halrma n, Mf I'hii I'om
tcr. Homo; Hecrptary, Mrs, .1 fi. SVoods,
Sitnlis, ireasurer, s. It, ration. Sardlsj
flnanct chairman, m bl Jsrratt, B.ifs
viiie, development, c . Millet, Cnn
Sgfc,
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Your Christmas
Club Check
MiwsM, all
i in MM
it for
i
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For, T.i ii pa
Ills, k Wolf.
Naiural Suuirrel. Chini hilla
y are priced moderutely at i
$29.85 to,$125
YCI' 1 1 IIO ullil 111 V
$15
i.l NK
ihr Patlie rft-nrd
t.ii
,mn machine
KliXJOIllsB NOW ON SI,K
III inch llll( i: 8 m
Lonis Winsch
Harry McClaakey
Invincible Four
.William Sminions
. .... Strrlinq Trio
Henry Burr
Lome Wlnseh
... . Arthur Fields
in My Old Kentucky
... Joe Rfmlnqton
Campbell and Burr
22U
J.ck Norworth
Arthur Fields
inch
."i. I
Medley Fon Trot
One step
20449
I Bv Composer nf
'Smllts-I
1 ck Trot
J04I1
step
of the Sonora Phonograpiti
senooi, .iik" .innii nice, li rri is ;
inline siivn'r. r ii ivinniKumerr. n
viilc. nursing, Miss katherine I urtij,
ei s. I'tttno. military relief. Dr. U. r
TAKE CALOMEL IN
I 1 t I! L i IIU
n a a ii i r run
iiisi 4 (ii r. w
... . . t ... .i SHB
ask your druEfiist for Di9COtax sa
he 11 unaerstanu. i ou ii ukiii
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