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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 111.
PACE FOUR.
THE NEWS SCIMITAR.
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GREATEST SOUTHERN FAIR AS
VIEWED BY SOCIETY EDITOR
SPONSOR, MAIDS OF HONOR AND GENERAL IN
COMMAND FORREST'S MEN READY FOR REUNION
SOCIETY'S MIRROR
BY IDA MYNDERS
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We have bwn to the fair. We decided tht Tuesday ehould be so
ciety editor's day. bi there probably would be wore people out theu
becaues it didn't happen to be ralninc. so we wnnt. -
It's a very fine fair. There ia ttometbing there, tor everybody, from
the little boy, who want a candied epple on a nick, to hig daddy, who
in interested in the thoroughbred stuck, and his mamma, who thinks
that fancy work and the domestic science exhibits are the only things
worth while in the world.
Abiotic the things which InleiestedO
U8 most, three stand out very riesr
Iv. and because ihey arc so unique,
they will remain green in our memory
to b told to our grandchildren in the
dim and distant future.
Hencsth a bird case. In the booth
filled with the exhibits of the Cordora
community, swung a placard, upon
which was printed a text as wise as
it was original:
DON'T SIT UP AN- SIT,
- BUT GIT UP AN. GIT."
Thst was all, but could It not be an
effective replv to any question on bow
to b healthy, wealthy, or wlteT
Th Parent-Teacher associations
play a large part In the progress and
weifi.re of that bustling Utile com
munity. Neshnha, and ihev acre not
forgotten In Ncidmba'a exhibit at III
fair. A miniature representation of a
mom In the Neshoba high school was
clex.rlv hhnun, ami lo, there ware the
members of the I'arrnt-Tcache.r asso
ciation holding their monthly meeilng.
proud of the (ait that tnrir innmner
slilp wax 10ii per rent, Hmall dolls,
represented the ladles, and. every de
tail of the room in the. high school,
with the ladies ill session, as clever
ly Imitated. '
(ins exquisite article exhibited In th
woman's textile d purtnieiit, which
might have a history of lis own, filled
with romance and interesting stories,
wan a crocheted bedspread, with the
Wds praver perfectly choeheted In the
renlsr. It was made In l,. by a
lady who was famous for bur eaaulslte
handiwork.
"The Homitncc yullt." upon which
five generations of fair women have
worked, tells a story, which but vsry
few pcoplo know. It hangs among
many other quills In the textile depart
ment, and with Us brightly colored
squares no perfectly put togetlior,
brings whimsical thoughts of old-time
quilting bees, warm feather beds, and
other things that used to he. The story
,r ih iiiiili l that It was started by a
member of a well-known Houthern
ftmily when she was sweet 18. to be
put Into her hope chest. X year passso,
and the quilt progressed but lltUo,
.i.n. fh tfirl'n heart awakened to her
first love. Then came a war, and the
bov marched away wlth a laughing
promise to return before tha quilt was
ilnlshed. Within a month, news cams
that the boy could never corns back
imrt the (iiillt. unfinished, was stored
amuv Hevxnil veins later the girl mar
ried. Not until her daughter was 1. was
the quilt taken from the trunk in the
nttlo. Kor five generations the girls of
the family have taken up the work on
the uullt wher meir ancreinr ion on,
.....!. t...it,ntn mi her llith birthday,
,.,! i,in inin II only tha dreams of
irir-ihfind mid her first lovs. It was
.,..,.ii ...,,r,l..til hm a few years ago.
y a lovely member of the faintly, who
marrieu trie noy ana injreu iii
child, anil the only oris she bad ever
loved.
Th dalntv hnnd-emhroldered band
kerchiefs, the Imnd-msds bags of va
rious designs and slses, and ss
..ihr hnnutliul nrtlcles ex
hlhllcd In the textile, department of the
Woman's building, reminds one ttmt
.i,,iMi,;,H ia n Its way and gelling
nearer every minute; and that If one
. , ilulntv srlll'les thCV
bud better he learning bow b"fore the
Jolly challenge , iiiisunaa uut.
We putised more than one before
the illrl Seoul"' booth, II was more
i,u nieverlv and arllstlcally ar
ranged booth, allowing the skill and
iTaftmsnshlu of the Hhi Hoouts of
Memphis II whs a bit of woodland
camp, with its almost Irreslstibla iuro.
ALASKAN
Roof Garden
FALLS BUILDING
Nightly Rxcspt Sunday,
8:30 to 11.
IVllKlilfuI Itecrentlon.
Dancing, Cabaret
llurk'g. Orchestra.
BERNICE BARLOW
Soprano
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Hair that Everyone Admires
Hair retponda mxrvtlouily lo ur
and attention. Q-btn Hair Tonie
will help growth absorb dandruff in
ne application eliminate It in eight
or ten. Stopi all itching of the icalp
nouriiliei and preservei the hair
and prevents it from falling out.
For tale at all drug itorei and whars
aver toilet goodi ar sold.
Hessig-Elllt
Chemists
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3JbU PHOM t7t
madn even stronger with th tinge of
auiumn color everywnere, Anu now
forcefully it recalled that litils verea
from i i era id Gould's famous poem,
"Y anderlust." '
"I know not here the white road runs,
nor what the blue hills are,
Hut man can have th sun for friend,
and for bis guide a star; ,
And there's no und of voyaging when
once the voice Is beard.
I'ur the river calls, and tha road calls.
and oh, the cull of a bird!''
The sides of the booth were painted
to represent the woods In autumn, and
In the center was a tiny but, made of
bought, fitted together, and thatched
with grass and leaves. By the side was
a cot, faahioned with grasses and
leaven woven together, secured to four
stout saplings, liver a carefully laid
catnpfire hung an Iron kettle, Kvery
tlung was In readiness and nty huw
we longed to take poeeesiun!
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We don't know ry much shout
thoroughbred live stock, but aftsr our
visit to the hliie.-rinuon winners ai ui
fair, on Society Editors Tuesday, we
wanted to know more.
Now. w want a cow, but tbero s no
place to keep one In a five-room apart
ment, mr in u newspaper office either,
so we admired the hand-ome Holsteins,
Jerseys and tiiicruseys In vsin; but ad
mired them exceedingly, none the less.
Fully to annrerlst the work which
the parent-teachars are doing at th
fair this year. one- must visit tlislr baby
nursery and playground. Hcores of
happy kldxllss romp and play under th
supervision of the good-HMtured women
wmie tiistr parenis njoy mu isir w
th fullest, knowing that tha children
are having a good llm, too.
Tha sxhlhlts of Ohlnn oeunly attract
ed our attention, csneclejy two unique
flguias mads from wheat, corn and bear
grass, On was the American esgl.
The othsr figure represented th Qusan
of th Harvest. We had an arfunient
with the gentleman In charge of th
booth aa, Id whsthar Minnehaha was th
queen of the harvest or mswaiiia. its
said Jliawstna Dill anyway uie ng-
ur was a, handsome one, ,
If any mere member of the masculine.
gender doubts that the young girls of
today can cook, conviction awaits him
In th woman a imiwing. in a naimy
model kitchen aTlrls from th domestic
science classes of the city and county
schools deftly fashion rsal light bis
cuits and other deleutable edibles which
would convert the most ayspopuc w
human beings,
And iroodnaaa. roodnesa. th exhibits
of Jams, Jslilea, cannsd goods, pls and
cakes lust looking at tnem rmuio on
that .although the fair Is wendsrfully
Intsrestina. thy must not forgst to bs
homo on time for dinner. As long as
the women or Memphis a no fiyeiny
county turn out things Ilka that In
their Hllehens, tn spite of th H, ('. O.
L. and the proverbial wolf that barks
around the front door sometlmfs, we
shaJl remain a free snd happy nation.
Mrs. John O. s'.auit has proven her
self sumo of a horticulturist, as well lis
an arrlcultiieiat. Nhn made the "Cen
tury Plant VHossom'1 lu spite of the
fact thai it seemed It c.ouldn t t ourtsll
In our changeable climate. And those
who were sn fortunate as tn have wit
nessed the blossoming Tuesday night
will never forget it, for the spectacle
was umpiring and educational, as we
ss a beuutl(u) oiio.
There are many things the govern
ment exhibits, which makes one. paucu
and seriously consider along many
lints, These things everyone should
see. They uie not for amusement, hut
for tho education of American cltlsetis,
snd upon the charts and exhibition ta
bles Is shown the way to health snd
happiness, for every American, man,
woman and child, Hclentlfically the
government exhibits excel any ever
shown here tn Ilia past.
' You ladles who rals chickens In your
hack yard, have you seein the poultry
show at the fair this year? Kor alt who
ate Interested In oblckens, whether
ihoroughlireds or just '.varyiano siyie,"
the poultry show will prove a rare treat,
blue ribbons are mucti in evidence
ther, too. ,
itest rooms to the fulr-goers who have
bean vnine to and fro all day ara-what
the oasis In the desert Is to th lot
travslar. There ara several rest room
for the comfort of the visitors st thi
fair, one esiwolally attractive on b.
Ing that arrunged by the reed aiempnix
committee in the Woman's building
of which Mrs T. F. Knlley, secretary
of the committee, Is In charge There
u msv rest ana listen to me music
to your lisart'l content.
Well, it was a great day, snd we hope
that the hundreds of others who went
along, too, saw as much and enjoyed
as much aa we did.
We all the wnrtn-wtiiie things
Tuesday, but Wednesday evening we
ar going again and ride the tiki Mill
slid the Mrry-Uo-Kound.
RED CROSS NOTES
ftenreseiitatlvs men and women from
five Kouihern states Osorgia, Tennes
see. Florida, North and Nouth tlarollna
meeting in a ons-uay conrsrenc in
Atlanta last week, discussed plans for
Ih third Had t'roHs roll call Nov. 1-11,
when th lied Cross will aak for (0,000,.
One members throughout tha Unltsd
etutes to csrry on its psace-tlnia pro.
train or naming disease and ri svlna
suifrrlng.
Mmultaneousiy mitn this campaign It
whs announced at the conference th
Hi d t'rnss will wage a drive for tlfi.000..
ueu for the eomelstlon of war work.
The quota tor the Southern dlvls on
Is -'.0'"t5.0d0.
The mot Inuwrtant address of ths
conference was that by Mr. l'urklnsnn,
KBsocmie nivieion manager, wnu ex.
nlalned the obligations still fared by the
Hed Cross In giving relief to starving
people In Kurop snd the near caC
In sending emergency supplies to the
hospitals at horns where thsrs are
still t'J6,0(J0 wounded and convalescent
soldiers, and In carrying on ths work
nf the home service department ar
illschaiged soldiers and their families.
Mr. I'lirkltson also outlined ths future
i ans uf the Hed cross to do lor Amer,
l what It hue dons isewhsr by oom-
ixitltig disease, fneterlng cominunln
liHalth progtnms. stshllshlng nurses li ,
various cumiimmtl.'s and fumlshlng re
lief in time of disaster,
The home sen Ire office, tt( Court
uvenus, desires to communicate with
the following persons, who formerly
lived at the sdciresses here given:
liurrus, Hsorg H., and (War, U. 1,
noxijg; llurtord. burling (t., Hox m,
11. V., II. : Conley, .lohn I,., lAiey, u,
K V. '1; Cooke, Iteti 11, It. V. 1. 1, Itux
ll!7-.; Cameron, Innyd, 3H Ashland;
liovts, lVld !.. T Haratoga. It. V, l,
1, Box iK: liahl. Alvln K , o50 8. J'ark
way: Gibson. fci, Btatlou (J.. It. t;
Johnson, Andrew, Ft. t. Hog it; Jackson,
l.ige, 6 Monaural street: louls, Ico
Henry, lil"4 Misstsalpil Imulevsrd; Nve,
Men-ell, t7 South 8eond Ntieet: Mc.
Keuiioii, Archie H , Heil Cross hoKiiital;
McCoy. Cliflord, t. C. shops; Mum-e, Al
hert, i Motissrat, llos 144, kana
street; Murray, Hubert, Il ley street
ltussell. Kosnll IJoyd, Ksgellt nines!
I'niker, IMdle. Nsw Vork car; VJiiulln,
Jordan, eoN4 Jefferson avutiue.
RUSNESSAND SOCIAL,
AVNOt'M'IGM rJNT,
Mr. Adoiun Hteutsrmsn snuouiiee the
opeiiuiM oi ins siuuio in in parish
House uf Calvary church.
instruction In Organ, F'tsno, Harmony
Counter point and Orchsstmiiim. Phone
Main , Wtudloi 102 N Second Kt.
Read Newi Scimitar Wants.
No. 1, Mlt Margaret Whitman, sponsor, Atlanta, OS. No, 2. Mis Ruth Lamb, maid. of honor, Batesville, Miss. Ne. S,
Mis Jssl tstham, maid ef honor, 1789 Overton Park avenue, Memphis, Tsnn, No. 4, Lieut.. Gen. W. A, Collier, command,
Ing the Forrest esvslry corps, Memphis,
Th annusl reunion f Farrest's eavaley corps will b held in connection with the reunion ef th United Confedtrat
veterans in Atlanta, Oct. , St th Piedmont hotel. Uut..Qn. W. A. Collier hss named the above shown sponsor snd
msitfs of honor, end Is In sctlve charpe of the arrsngements for the reunion. Other vetersns besides men of the fsmeus
cavalry corps are planning to attend tnt
Announcements
Wedding Anniveriary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Halliburton en
tertained on Monday evening at their
home on Oliver street In honor of the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
The house was artistically decorated
In ferns and cut flowers, goldeiirod b'
lug used In the living room while pink
and white roaes formed tho center
piece fur the prettily appointed dining
table,
Klve Hundred wax enjoyed, for which
fiiur prises went awarded. Mrs. H. W.
MuUraw snd Mr. Charles McOee being
ih fortunate winners. Mrs. Isirry
Klmbell unci Mru. Charles Oxlo carried
off the anniversary uontest prises.
runch was served during the card
games and later an Ice course In pink.
Many attractive gifts warn received by
the host and hostess
Weddings
Lee-Elmore.
The marriage of Miss Hubs' Austin
I'atnora to Mr, John Harry l,re was
quietly solemnised on Tuesduy morning
al 6 o'clock al Ht. Joseph's church in
the presence of friends and relatives,
ties Rev. Father Murath officiating.
Th bride, who Is the daughter of
Mis, Austin- ICImoiu, was gowned' tn
whit gsorgvtta over satin with a veil
which fell from u coronet of orange
blossoms, llur flowers were Inlilu roses
and valley lilies In shower effect.
Mr. Ian is ths son ot Mr. and Mrs.
Tt. 1). Ie and Is a popular member of
tha office, forte pr the Artesian Water
uompsny.
A pretty isstur oi tns musical pro-
gram was thst It was rendered by the
choir of Ml. Mary's church of which lb
bride is a member.
Aftr til ceremony a wedding break.
fast was served at the home of the
bride mother.
Mr. and Mrs, Ie left for New Or
leans and other Houthern points.
Sraith-Temple.
The marriage of Miss Larkla Ufa
Temple and Mr. Ralph l. Smith was
quietly solemnised on Monday evening
st the home of Mrs. II. t'. Richards,
80 North Waldran boulevard, the Rev.
U. H. Martin officiating,
Mrs. Kmmett Jones, sister of th
bride, and Mr, Lindsay J. Waiker were
the only attendants.
Mr. and Mrs Smith left Immediately
after the neiemony for Uavenport, la .
their future home
CLUBDOM
St. Luke's Parish Branch.
Kt. l.uke s parish? branch of the worn
nn's auxiliary win hold Its corporate
communion servico In the church tin
Thtirsduy morn Ins a I 10 o clock
All women of the parish are asked
to bring a thank offering to this ser
vice. This offering Is to he uresented
st the trl-nnniml meeting of women to
lie held In letrult. In October and is
tor the support of all women workers
In the mission field at home and
abroad.
Officers Elected.
The Commodore Uiwrence chapter,
IV A. It., held Us first fall mealing on
Tuesday afternoun st 1:110 o'clock at
the Motel iisyoao. The s ection of of
ficers was held as f.illows: Miss Ruth
l-iaser llrown. regent; .Miss Lille Mack,
ins retiring regent, was elected vice
legem, ami the oilier officers were Mrs.
Ntm Wilson, historian; Mrs. li, H, Nad
aroy. eecretary; Mrs. W. A. Whitfield
ergmtrar sua Mrs. J, C. llisnnan. traaa
ilier.
Miss Clack received a vote ef thanks
from the chapter for her Interest and
uiiiirihj; etforts In her work during the
two years of hsr regency. Miss I lack
and Miss Kroan gavs splendid account
oi the continental congress of th I
A. R , which was bald In Washington in
April.
Mis Urown and Alts Clack.
reunion from Memphis, a well as Sons
served aa delegate and alternate to the
congress.
Reports from officers were received,
plans were discussed and Ideas ex
changed among the members present.
The, next meeting will be held th sec
ond Tuesday In October at the borne of
the new regent, Miss Kutn Rrnser
llrown. The program for the year will
he announced by the hiuturlun at this
meeting.
MKKTIXflR OP MEMPHIS
WOMEN'S OKGAXIZATTONS
The regular monthly teachers' meet
ing of ths mothers' class of Pirat Metli
oulst church will bs held on Thursday
morning at II o'clock In th homo of
Mrs. M M. Want, 1270 Lamar boule
vard. This meeting Is open to all mem
bers of th mothers' das who desire to
uttend,
Tho Alpha Hook club will hold Its
regular uiueting on Thursday afternoon
at i o'clock In ths home of Mrs, Will
Muck, MM Bogeil street.
Here and There
Judge K. H. Hantlst reached a hlatua
In trials si Monisrvill Tuesday and
spent the afternoun al th fair,
Th Hon. C. A.Minr. of Bolivar.
Tiiii mingled with tha crowds at th
fairground Tuesday.
W, K, Meriln, of ClarkBdsle, Mis..
csm neater ag-realng with Judge Mor
ton on the Dtirocs at til fair Tuesday
night than did any of tha other rail
b!ide.
er of Corinth, alius,, la lit the city on
business.
Miss TCItsabeth MoLemore has re
turned home after sevsral wesks' Ptg-y
In Hot Mprluga, H. C.
Mlsa Adeline Kartlett. formsrlv the
popular English Instructor at th West
Tennsssse Nurmsl irhool. was In tha
city for a brief atay with ftineds Mon-
nay ana tuesaay, en route to Wash
ington, where she now mskes her home.
With her was her sistsr. Miss Josephine
Rartlett, who has Just recently returned
trom oversea.
Lieut. Qrailv tihlres. U, 8. A., waa in
the oliy visiting friend Tuesday. u
rout to Camn Plk. where he will re-
oslve hia h'-norable discharge, He will
rsturn to stsn-pnis Haturttay and will
renew hl.i studies at the West Tennes
see Js'oiniai this winter.
""Mr. and Mr. James M. McOormAok
tsiiinied home Tuesday after a delight
ful vibii in Atlantic t:ny, xorg
4111I cuicr lsiuitem points.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 w. Clann have re.
turneo irom diioxi.
Mra. L. L. King returned Tuesday
from a delightful trln to Canada, Buf
falo, Detroit, Niagara Fulls and Chi
cago.
Iaturen Oreman. of Atlanta, editor
of the Southern tuvllwsv News Hul.
latin, is expected to arrive here Thurs
day for a visit with loual e-fflclgta of the
Boutncrn and to take tn tn Trl-Htate
fair.
t-hiirles Ullard.' "jr..-chief elerk In
the Krlsco cnninisrrlal offic, baa re
turned lo duty after several day' ab
sence on account of Illness.
Miss Alice Maury lstke has returned
from a delightful Western trip. While
away Miss Lake visited her brother.
Robert lAke, and her uncle, Char lee
U, Hoffa, at fetiver.
HUNS SEeTbIO LOAN.
Bt'KNOF AI1VEM, Kept Kemial
negotiations wer opened yesterday af
Isrnnon by Qermany for a loan of itfXi.
oimi n0 fenm Arssntlna tn faeitltats the
pumbase of raw matsrlsla In this
country. Koralgn Minister niyrrdon,
on whom th Herman delegation railed.
told Uie visitors th matter would be
rfrril W lrildnt Jrigoyea,
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or veterans and famines, .
After Pageant Throngs Get
Holiday Spirit and Visit
Sterling Atractions
Probably no mors orderly well draaaud
and wol behaved carnival crowd ever
viauea ine .tommy J, Jones sxpusltton
than the throna which Tuesriav nlirt,t
laughed at tho fat man and woman,
funny monkey and the midgut oliy;
shouted with delight ami shlllratinn
When going "Ovr the Foils" or watch.
ing others do so, and experienced othsr
thrills on th "Frolic," the new riding
device, and wer entertained and mys
tified at the doaens of other attractions
Johnny ,1, Jonas offers.
Immediately afteh the pageant, VTlie
' Ttlnssomlne- of the Csnturv Plant.'' ths
big crowd strolled down to the end of
, the mldwsy, where the Jones exposition
is arrangea in a huge qusnrangis of
simws, wnnoers una riaing nevtots.
The attractions wars found all clean
tha motile real ladles and- santlaman
and it was a pleasure to see how th
really best people of the city enjoyed
the attractions, and must of all. tha
courteous treatment on th part of the
employe,
Kd, R. Halter, dean of nreei agents,
who left the "legit" to help put th
carnival business on high plsne Johnny
Jones has placed It, was guide to a
pair of scribes Tuesday night and what
the genial Kdward didn't allow US
wasn't worth looking for.
We were conducted through and be
hind th suenss of at leaat SO at tree,
tlons that make up the Jons aggrega
tion. Peek Behind Scenes,
Besides those already mentioned there
was Kit Louise ltlake's superba, th
stupendous elsetrleal miracle, the Coney
island side snow a gnq me crystal tangle,
and not the leaat of the attractions wa
Stella, that weird, wonderful, sensa
tional, tru to nature painting,
t apt. Moonsy and a herd of elephants.
Princess pixie with her laopardg and
Admiral ttowey's ferocious Hon form
th most exciting portion of the pro.
gram, especially the lion riding horse
back. Th West a It used to ba I depleted
In Dakota Mas' wild West exhibition,
which has bucking bronchos and eraok
riders. Roughridur and cowgirl fur
nish an intcre-illng performance that
nepsrlally anneals to th chlldrsn and
gives thsm an Idea of what the West
was before th wire fence cut up the
rang.
Miss E'sls ay ha a society horse
academy which Is unusually good, her
star performer being Arabia, who can
dlstlngulsn colors, spell and do a lot
of hi man thing gnd finally rescues a
babvJrom a burning house, The Kiam-
se twins, laitsy and Violet, are perhaps
tne most uuxw awoui oi evsryining on
the Joy flaaa. And Teroella, the hairy
Irl, Is another wonderful eurloaity.
arisen the Great la a most wonderful
magician and Illusionist and It Is no
exaggeration to make th statement
that he is equal to Keller or Thurston.
All Jensen's work I pew and of a moat
startling tiatnre.
William Jay cogiuan introduce me
devil's saucer with Mils Msrle. ths
orlslnal mlle-a-nilnut girl, driving an
auioinotnie at racing siieea on ana
screes a nuge saui er-shapeO track,
slanting at an angle ef ii dsegrea. then
onto a narfoctlv straight Wail that sur
rounds the' entire drome. Hsr per.
forma nee Is little short of marvelous.
Mho la assisted by five of the most
prominent, motorcyclist In th ooun.
try.
f.vnev V.A. the famous Canadian tran
per and hunter, haa a most Interesting
exhibit, consisting ot an sons ot won
aeri'ul osirlosltles elk and deer horns.
four doa irslns. furs ef all kinds and
many trophies, ths result ef 11 years
spent In the far northern country trad
ing with lalmos and Indians. N. c.
Sead News Scimitar Wants.
SOCIETY
ENJOYS
ONES
MIDWAY
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Wonderful Values
Lyons Velvet Hats
Panne Velvet Hats
A special purchase and showing without precedent at this season of, the year. Smart, be
ll coming models, reflecting the
brims or drooling brims and nifty turbans. The trimmings are flowers, ostrich, metal orna
ments and novelty effects.- ' '
These Days Are
Especially Interesting
Tn Dnr
Exclusive
Pattern Hat
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CONFESSED BURGLAR AND
MURDERER GETS AWAY
MIAMI Pit, Rent 14 Tharleg F.
Sull-an, who voluntarily surrendered to
the police here several aays ngo. Buy
ing he wa want'd In New York tor
burglery and tht he was Itnplbaled
In iniirdor mm several other forioua
qrlmes. sawed his way through the iron
bars of his cell end then through the
cuter grating of th Jail here early to-
uay ana eacanea, in puuos
holding him until his story could be
Investigated In New York, but had re
ceived no confirmation.
Hulltvan, when he gave himself up,
said be waa tired of being hunted and
was willing tn pay tha penalty for the
Offenses he had committed. In con
nection with his surrender, It is ald,
Hulltvan waa piqued becau n young
woman here, to whun h had con
fessed his wrong doings, had refused
to associate with him.
NEARLY BILLION PAID.
WASHINGTON, Bent Si Nearly a
billion dollars of Ubsrty bonds have
keen retired and tisid oif by the gov
ernment with loans returned by the
allied governments and certain taxes
whkh were paid In bonds themselves.
The torn I of all Issues of bonds ran
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dren't Britain already has repaid 3i,
Mo.iiou of th billions sh oweg th
United States.' and Franee has also
made a email puymrnt. - In all, the
allies owe th United States about flO,-
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They Have Been Given
The Acid Test
By the Most Discriminating 'Buying
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The Men and Young Men of '
New York City
Where "Monroe Clothes' stand side by side 'v
with the foremost maters of the land, andf
t where they have received 'the popular indorse-
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Dinner, 11 to 2
V "Supper, 5 to 8
Breakfast, 8 to 9
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progress of "Monroe Clothes" for the past'sev?!.
eral yeai's, and imliesitatingly recommend ''Mon-,
roe Clothes" style, quality arid workmanship t0 -the
men and young menof Memphis. " ;
Monroe Clothes provide a way for you to be
correctly and fashionably attired at a very small;
outlay of money. A representative showing is
now ready for your selection at ' - . :
$25, $30 and $35
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