https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/628cd10151543ef6cfe35e23f0b97fe5.pdf 47dfd12eb07c93e463a3fb865493eef9 PDF Text Text f AUL SIX. N0VEM1E WEDNESDAY. THE NEWS tl, 1S1. 10 OFFICERS ARE HEAD BOY SCOUTS THEIR RETURN 0N c I I II t oftirs returning Many Memphis from Franco may accept this initation from the Rov Srouit of America, head the new truops that an- to br formed, and act as Remit masters for four trxxrts now without leaders. of t ha The national organisation scouts has launched a oninpuign to interest returned and retired army officer? in ilia scout movement and Memphis scout leader tire preparing to offer every Induce me.nl to MemnhUnn It, who surrender their commissions the I'nited States army and return to civij life, It is hoped that within ;i year the s city organization will hae 2,50 a meni-VefnumThis means organ tain I ber of new ti oops and it is belle ad that arm men who have had the exin acperience of commanding men tion men who will appeal to the that is a part of th lieine ol eMry boy will make the best mattsja for these new organization. Scout loaders are asking civilian v ho have friends In ihe army, to urge them to tan up Scout norK upon their return to M inphis M ftfaj.-Oe- n C Clement, o Sun-burI'm. !( at the present time the first army officer to s':ept this nan scout slogan for himself. MJen. Element has recently i 'turned from active service on the western battle front, where he waa sent to study conditions of trench warfare. The acceptance of a position Gen. has Clemen! master b made it difficult for other men to re. mulcall a on fuse the ground of like of duties, as !en. 'lenient In tiplicity SOd It Ion to an extensive law practice has been chairman of the fourth Libami erty loan campaign lor his district war-work has been identified with every activity since his return from the bag will put from 20 to 30. pounds extra weight on every hog. Saves time, corn and money. Makmeat will put your hogs on the market with firm, hard flesh. It turns hogs into pork faster and safer. Results Qiiaranteed. A Makes Little Pigs Grow Fast and Big BBBBBBBBBSSBBBSgaBSHiBHBBHIBSSBSsSBn palatable, nourishing meal; a wonderful variety of high-gramaterial, highly digestible, absolutely safe, easy to feed; mix in slop with skim milk or water, feed three times a day all they will clean up. A de PVLBSSia Ji( TH Lift eUBSlI hundred-poun- d Guaranteed Analysis BStBBsw4 15 Protein, not less than not 5 less than Fat, not Free Extract, Nitrogen less than 42 52 less not than Carbohydrates, 12 Fiber, not more than Quality guaranteed. Wheat Bran; Shorts; Velvet Bean Meal; Rice Bran; Lin seed Oil Meal; Corn Feed Meal; Digester Tankage. Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving;. Prop by Samelson's for your Tadenui Julia Marlowe cigars Your dinner will not be complete without them, per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent Quick shipment guaranteed, one bag or a thousand Ingredients front. L Fine For Hogs Fine For Pigs khaki Just "Don't ukp off ihe thange the buttons." and Your Orders Today, Our Expense Oh. lucky Normal students! There Isn't going to be any food conservation on the Thanksgiving dinner out there Thursday, Turkey, vegetables, salads, mince pie and everything good that be ran thought of. e en bj hungi girls and boys, y Is to make a real "Thanksgiving dinner" f"i those who spend the holint the school, so there won't be days many homesteli students Ninety sir In and r.n boy are going t" remain ai the school, while a number of others win spend the day nt their going horn en nesda Dr. Ktncannon nnnounced n Wire REAL TURKEY FOR NORMAL STUDENTS tKBtSStKKttSiJkA- dFsLV BBLSBBm.KSBSISVHB Wed SK BSutfMCr Vl v sssBssssBSMslfaiiWB CO COLE-MclNTYRE-NORFLEET B04igMSul2uis!'' .' BHHHgSBSRPB ARMY RIFLES FOR S. A. T. C. ARRIVE 'Shoulder arms!'' Proudly the members u( the Normal ttchonl s A. T. 11, obeed lite command, iiiiib fnr the first time the new regulation iirmy rifles which arrived Wedneada) N'uh thai ihe guns Imve arrived there ttill probablv he s target practice B( the school next week, according to ' apt .AH I ii,iui ' 'sTJuwBBrflT -- sm SSnSMBWiiBSSKMrBww"Mt3 Exclusive Wholesale Distributors Memphis Territory r Memphis, Tenn a PLANT TO REOPEN. NATCHEZ, Ml.. Nov. 37 (8n he Mississippi Parking company renp,,, Iti plant ho,,, the latter partwin of this wen,, nii't it is announced that Iti. . spaclty W be double that of when 11 closed down .' abort while glnce In or" Improvement! sLJ, V '"''"i'"" made, HNr the present the l he oonflned entirely to hogs, handle n prepared to lie plant and week The rort nr the repairs 6,0ti on the packing plant wl output will IM.OOO, IT'S A SCREAM CHARLIE CHAPLIN "Shoulder Arms" Chaplin's second million-dolla- r comedy. A better comedy than this has never been made. Chaplin has taken advantage of the great opportunities in soldier life, and the laughs are unlimited. Today and Thursday the Last Two Days at Majestic No. 2 Admission Coming All Seats 15c Friday and Saturday Virginia Pearson "Buchanan7 Wife" LAST DAY TODAY NEW MAJESTIC NO. 1 CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE" that has pleased everybody. COMING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A picture MME. PETROVA in TEMPERED STEEL" ADMISSION AFTERNOONS OLD MAJESTIC NO. 1, 15c. NIGHTS 20c TODAY AND THURSDAY Indict Eight On Charge Violating Liquor Laws Here CHILDREN 5c AND T I MONEY BACK h ;1. ateitton If Hum U'otnen Kvorywherej i vliiittNi With Hmm ONti Your lrujgUt t.uar-ante- fftlll IB til) trcBtggMDl of Bcifint, f Blnfirfiria. llcb, m dltconrutd otbvf hcin Imi It. troaiaienu fttVd. Hani, Salva b hniui r 1 ,,' hii v i on our JfP"t Tm lot K Ouanrn'r. Ttt It ti or r it Banian jisyhslr; tfon't look oid. )rt'- - T6c, it drug tlrri TOpAJ. Qty A. fl R;ctur4i Co., Sbermn, Ttiu hall may b distln4i1snad looking but I who wants it at the prioa or old afs m wonderful, sclsntlflo discovery, Will Suable OU to banish old mho and hair. Vour drufti t sCl gru and li fUdiiintees y)r per oottle. adv. BURIED Prest-O-Lit- e BiiLttery for every car" "a 1 size We have Recharging a battery" is an art. secured the services of the best expert to be had. There are other storage batteries, but there is only one "Prest-O-Lite- " and Sterling when it comes to durability. it is 90 per cent To charge a battery properly care must be taken not to overcharge or burn the plates. That's why we employ an expert TO DO IT. Ve sell, makes of cars. repair aifd recharge Let the Quality do IT. AGENTS WANTED Ami Very Liberal JYoposltion batteries for all at That. he fCOAL! lttu4iiue4iiUsaMAitasUitUiatUklti COAL! i a ' j hicrh-trrat- le LET US FILL YOUR BINS NOW. WK CAN SUPPLY ALL GRADES. WIO COM MIIU KUig colors, pared r- on Main street h t io Thursday morning. Of Central A number blurb's ntost cjuuaotng and mont popular young niri. win a't as sponsors ror mo players nt th game. Tbeir "boosting" ought t. maks any team win- - and Csntrai ingii i sj not lost in sevsral years. n, CARLISLE. Mgr. h 63 Madison Ave. Telephone: Walnut 164J Unless poms frfand comas ti tho h work rcsans thpv will (Oiourn : Huusa. as Judge Plishufh ftnod ihsm tMm hold 35 them to Ukjf.i and atdrid Jurj NEGRO IS SHOT. William Took, negro. 13 Roalr avciiuo, was shot in ths arm Wednesday morning on South Fronttrect. DOtlOS liy, by Krank Hobo, nrgru, ovrr a trivial matter, Bobo saoavpeO before fihetiff who hoard tho shooting could got tii Ihe scene. Peck also fired at Hobo, but misled his slm. rrr, NEGROES WELL ARMED GET INTO TROUBLE Robin-nojoo and willof Johnson, aliaCinnntson, Mins., were nKro?s cautious enoujtn of Uenphla' bad to artn Uiosnaelvaa with a pistol Htni hMi raaors before thay left homo Tueadsy, polios Aeolare. buf thrir protection proved theb undoing whan they ran aaatimt two Alomphls officers. They HTfTi arraated and arralfrnrd be fnf Pcrtlos Judae inuhucn WedneeOay eharffed with cwTylni pistols and Lawo Coal & Coke Co. L. A. 315 MADISON AVE. Fair Grounds Car Line I rail! You yell! All yell r Central hlffh Such is tho spirit Hif school in preparing for annual gams Thursday afternoon Thanksgiving with tin' Mam phis Unlveratty school. Central Mull i:-- planning for a graal in u,i puDunrq m in i 11 s. oadats, i'.iiii, nigh school orchsitra, and i vntrai tiiph "boosters'1 In automootles Kill' "Quality the Highest" the hrt coal you ever put in your furnace, ot coal in tlii market Miortasc place order at once. ervi ce QUALITY MOTOR CAR CO. CENTRAL HIGH IN FINE SPIRITS FOR BIG GAME Sipsey Coal licre 0S 1 COAL! WAR TAX GRAY HAIR BANISHED WILLIAM H. BATES BERLACK "a A Vitagraph feature of unusual merit and pleasing plot. No dull moments. It's action clear through. 10c. SPRINTER, DECLARES JNELMWOOD A IrUer I'roin "Hillv" Bsrlftck, ComA., written iht lat t pany A, inth Funeral of Willlani II. Bates, f.T. part of October. Hivw an indication ol S m and ,lioob S. Gold, arrested by th toam In which tht Yanks held tli prcsldenl or 8, ('. Toot &. r0., who Sheriff Verry nevernl days ago when found dead In bed Tuesday, was the offloer ennrlaratei) an automobile "For two weeks," wi rfos Ber1t K load of whisky, containing "aso.t In "WO'V conducted from the lata residence, 0:; been kr-i0 busf I haven't all, were Indicted by the prand jury had time to spend my ini month's Linden avenue, WedhesdR) afternoon. Tuetday on Hinrir Im,f vlulatlnc the pay. You'll admit, thai a nome busy. Burial was In Klmwood and Tho car bcInK held l liquor law. We've taken thnn on ratrh-as-eaU'services al the grave cemetery, were paid hv the sheriff until the ownere ran ehow oan and any old weight. Yesterday wo the B. Kills, Paris, Itev. former Ky., wh a Cadlllaa had a d ll,:enae on it. tlrd up with an (mini that was of i.inden Avenue Christian other Indictment, In which violation! to he the best tne squareheads pastor church, who cume to Memphis to ofof the llcjuor law are charged, were rehad. but. as our buhcll gave an imitaficiate. turned agalnit Flohert I'artee. ,loe tion of n Memphis election the GerA host of bereaved Nightingale, C. P, Powers, King Wui-lat'mans' .soon lost their reputation, (live tives t'Menrted their friends andto relateadore .lonen and J, IV Rhelbton, it Htm a chance to run the and catching family of the veteransympathy business man. r'lva neproew were Indicted for murhim Is just as easy as catching a seat Flowers In bore evidence profusion of der In the flmt degree They were on a u;30 ear." from his many associates: Iniso and Wavmon Tlce, Pennls nnd In another Irtter written two weeks endearment .Mr, Hales came to In the Williams and Memphis Peter Coopwood, later Betiack states that he has been ran 01 Koger nw, having been born near They ate charged with murderlnc a made wireless operator. Me says: i icasaru. Iowa, on (lot. 4, The negro woman near rtenje.stou n. "Having; It pretty soft just now. Nice, nivuni He first worked in the Tioes and Wllllami were tried In Ma city as a print) tor Inhabited four of large dugout and became er, a member of the firm before Hugh Magevney. acting a: ppe-rtus with nothing much to do unless one of H. r. Toof Co., In ISTtl. lie Judge of ihe Etocona criminal court, to h stroll out In No Man's take wants was elected in 1S03 to one term In the All egcepl Roger Wil-llaand convicted. laud In search of exercise lie. was also a promiwere convicted of murder In the under the circumstances, I'veSomehow, losl my city council, nent Mason and member of Hie Scottish first degree. He found guilty of tapte for exercise." Kite. reter Involuntary manslaughter. Active pallbearers were: .1 P Kd- Coopwood. at large w him the four were rlncton, st. Elmo Newton, u R, nos-wel- l, tried, later waa apprehended, He said LIEUT. WARE KILLED IN he wag the one who shot the woman Joseph Mew horn. ,T, A. Crawford nA ,.!,,,, tn ,i,..ith AttAa t ,. LAST DAYS OF THE WAR J,Tiert Parker, Will Overton and r. p. A In new the crime. Mooney, trial participation wav grented the four. Honorary pallbearers were; 1". J.nw Baxter ensleln. wfc nf t lio death of Lieut An error In the Indictment M. K. Carter, W. S. Jones W aKainst Heventh n division, J, Crawford. W. when the Ware, Mth Infant ,T V Coopwood wan dlecovered his I'snada, Luke E. R Mnllorv. case came before Judge Harsh last A. R. K., was reeetved Tuesday by Mc-Wright, Frank () h are, wife, Mrs. Marfa Burnler week and the Indictment was recom'Jones. Dr. J. Tt. MoElroy, o. M. 1'eck more avenue. 11. mitted to tin grand jury. . Morris. W. Wilkeison, ,1 s The meaaajfe from 'h war depai I Frank tlullltiH Wae Indicted on a Robinson and Otto .aim. t from Mr. Hales is survived eharce of larceny and receiving stolen nient Hated flint In he died ,Nm. hv' his widow Fdeui Ware action. three nieces. property; Krancle IMckman, crtmlnai wounds received Mrs, Kaltlc jj niardi In Mem-ph- ti snd operation, and Brad) Simmons, tarryi- trained with the home officers' Brown, Mrs, John Q, IJttle and Sirs' the and entered training Klfteen lieraons in all ng a plgtol, Grace Toof. i viik. 27, were Indicted, but three weie not made .amp at Kort tHrlethiirp Two bills of indictment were l!HT, where he waa awarded a roinmts-ilo- n public as lieutenant, He waa aanlaned to Ignored, duty at Waco. Tex . for a u hue and LABOR BOARD FORCE wae sent shortly afterward to France. n EXTENDS ACTIVITIES Letters racelvad from hint until Thanksgiving Cigars st thr conclusion of the war indlcatad At Samelson's, Marlowe, Tadema that ho Hijulla In had not was action, hern a nd Ktra rd r your box today, adv. "Women's Interests are to be repre asslfnod to different training aehoola sented on the community labor board. works and his last Icttet Two new foi special members have been added stated thai lie wu leavlhg rejoin to Ihe board and were KINCANN0N TO formally adhis in the organisation's council at He .survived by Ms wife. Mrs Marfa mitted ATTEND CONGRESS Burnler Ware, a native of France, but a meeting wrducsda.v morning. The unw iHmiiurra ere .miss a US Harris: who came toMhls country from Bwltier-lanassistant secretary 'of the e A. Kenneth I" a small or son, Robert Ktncannon, president Fair and Mrs. Jessie iii Wesl Tennessee Xortnal, receiver! Ware; his mother, Mrs Bessie Ware; Hooves association, Sanders, assistant and two manager of a sister, Miss Addle Ware, loltfr from Oov. live. W(1nrsrtn or San Antonio, and Hie underwood Typewriter company's morning, appointing him to Hnerloy, brothers, it will be their diitv Memphis branch, ihe Southern Commercial lnogtr cnngrenN Robert, ot Now Orleans. to bundle all problems of the board ren Memwhich win iiirci in Baltimore, Jid.. Lieut, Warp was a to women workers and working s io 15, lating ol attorney, lie began tit" practice for women In Memphis. br, Ktncannon, ulio ? n recognised phis lie v an born conditions law with Ounean Martin The hoard Wednesday morning Ruthot'tts on commercial in Hot Springs, Ark where rdn fnmOy nnd edncn-Honfor the Industrial and was educated at affairs, will represent the state was prominent, canvassn.rrnnjrmeiita of Memphis. All employers of Tetuifasoc at (hi:- Amgronr. of Arkansas. ihe university Instead of sending copies of their payrolls the federal labor agency, will henceforth submit reports of Ihe number of persons employed for the week, the probable number for Ihe coming week and Ihe (;ain or loss Of employes for the period covered by Ihe report These arc to be submitted each weelt In order that the reports may he telegraphed to the department of labor In Washington each Tuesday. GLADYS LESLIE in "THE MATING" ADMISSION HUN SOME Metal Weatherstrips. e A Metal Strips, they ('loth-line- d think are most effective hut we also sell and install all metal strips. Write Screen or phone loS3. Cheats Moor CO. atlv FORFEIT DECLARED. The 110 forfeit posted by George T. Hicks, dairyman, ot Whitehaven. Tenn.. for bis aiipenrance Wednesday In pollca court to Riirwer a charge of violating the tune food orriinum-ev;ts dCClartu lu'ii Ik fulled to appeal'. Stomach ills disappear afioF parmancml the oclsbrated Bhlvar Mineral drinkins Water Fbsltlven guaranteed by money-bac- k offer Tastes fine; costs a trifle Delivered anjMliere OUr by Memphis r gents. o. rhone them. ( Hiver-Finni- e ROOFINGS Electrie Work FOWLER Next to Gas Co. Iron and Pteel Bar, Tanks. tVlrss Fencing, Railway and Mill Supplies. j I t Pidgeon-Thoma- s Iron Co. f N. Seoond St.. Memphis. Phones I&rt0, 1501. 160t. 1 Htiatnoats. rviu . Ask Bi ajtuess Man of Uatnuhia READ THE NEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document f AUL SIX. N0VEM1E WEDNESDAY. THE NEWS tl, 1S1. 10 OFFICERS ARE HEAD BOY SCOUTS THEIR RETURN 0N c I I II t oftirs returning Many Memphis from Franco may accept this initation from the Rov Srouit of America, head the new truops that an- to br formed, and act as Remit masters for four trxxrts now without leaders. of t ha The national organisation scouts has launched a oninpuign to interest returned and retired army officer? in ilia scout movement and Memphis scout leader tire preparing to offer every Induce me.nl to MemnhUnn It, who surrender their commissions the I'nited States army and return to civij life, It is hoped that within ;i year the s city organization will hae 2,50 a meni-VefnumThis means organ tain I ber of new ti oops and it is belle ad that arm men who have had the exin acperience of commanding men tion men who will appeal to the that is a part of th lieine ol eMry boy will make the best mattsja for these new organization. Scout loaders are asking civilian v ho have friends In ihe army, to urge them to tan up Scout norK upon their return to M inphis M ftfaj.-Oe- n C Clement, o Sun-burI'm. !( at the present time the first army officer to s':ept this nan scout slogan for himself. MJen. Element has recently i 'turned from active service on the western battle front, where he waa sent to study conditions of trench warfare. The acceptance of a position Gen. has Clemen! master b made it difficult for other men to re. mulcall a on fuse the ground of like of duties, as !en. 'lenient In tiplicity SOd It Ion to an extensive law practice has been chairman of the fourth Libami erty loan campaign lor his district war-work has been identified with every activity since his return from the bag will put from 20 to 30. pounds extra weight on every hog. Saves time, corn and money. Makmeat will put your hogs on the market with firm, hard flesh. It turns hogs into pork faster and safer. Results Qiiaranteed. A Makes Little Pigs Grow Fast and Big BBBBBBBBBSSBBBSgaBSHiBHBBHIBSSBSsSBn palatable, nourishing meal; a wonderful variety of high-gramaterial, highly digestible, absolutely safe, easy to feed; mix in slop with skim milk or water, feed three times a day all they will clean up. A de PVLBSSia Ji( TH Lift eUBSlI hundred-poun- d Guaranteed Analysis BStBBsw4 15 Protein, not less than not 5 less than Fat, not Free Extract, Nitrogen less than 42 52 less not than Carbohydrates, 12 Fiber, not more than Quality guaranteed. Wheat Bran; Shorts; Velvet Bean Meal; Rice Bran; Lin seed Oil Meal; Corn Feed Meal; Digester Tankage. Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving;. Prop by Samelson's for your Tadenui Julia Marlowe cigars Your dinner will not be complete without them, per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent Quick shipment guaranteed, one bag or a thousand Ingredients front. L Fine For Hogs Fine For Pigs khaki Just "Don't ukp off ihe thange the buttons." and Your Orders Today, Our Expense Oh. lucky Normal students! There Isn't going to be any food conservation on the Thanksgiving dinner out there Thursday, Turkey, vegetables, salads, mince pie and everything good that be ran thought of. e en bj hungi girls and boys, y Is to make a real "Thanksgiving dinner" f"i those who spend the holint the school, so there won't be days many homesteli students Ninety sir In and r.n boy are going t" remain ai the school, while a number of others win spend the day nt their going horn en nesda Dr. Ktncannon nnnounced n Wire REAL TURKEY FOR NORMAL STUDENTS tKBtSStKKttSiJkA- dFsLV BBLSBBm.KSBSISVHB Wed SK BSutfMCr Vl v sssBssssBSMslfaiiWB CO COLE-MclNTYRE-NORFLEET B04igMSul2uis!'' .' BHHHgSBSRPB ARMY RIFLES FOR S. A. T. C. ARRIVE 'Shoulder arms!'' Proudly the members u( the Normal ttchonl s A. T. 11, obeed lite command, iiiiib fnr the first time the new regulation iirmy rifles which arrived Wedneada) N'uh thai ihe guns Imve arrived there ttill probablv he s target practice B( the school next week, according to ' apt .AH I ii,iui ' 'sTJuwBBrflT -- sm SSnSMBWiiBSSKMrBww"Mt3 Exclusive Wholesale Distributors Memphis Territory r Memphis, Tenn a PLANT TO REOPEN. NATCHEZ, Ml.. Nov. 37 (8n he Mississippi Parking company renp,,, Iti plant ho,,, the latter partwin of this wen,, nii't it is announced that Iti. . spaclty W be double that of when 11 closed down .' abort while glnce In or" Improvement! sLJ, V '"''"i'"" made, HNr the present the l he oonflned entirely to hogs, handle n prepared to lie plant and week The rort nr the repairs 6,0ti on the packing plant wl output will IM.OOO, IT'S A SCREAM CHARLIE CHAPLIN "Shoulder Arms" Chaplin's second million-dolla- r comedy. A better comedy than this has never been made. Chaplin has taken advantage of the great opportunities in soldier life, and the laughs are unlimited. Today and Thursday the Last Two Days at Majestic No. 2 Admission Coming All Seats 15c Friday and Saturday Virginia Pearson "Buchanan7 Wife" LAST DAY TODAY NEW MAJESTIC NO. 1 CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE" that has pleased everybody. COMING THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A picture MME. PETROVA in TEMPERED STEEL" ADMISSION AFTERNOONS OLD MAJESTIC NO. 1, 15c. NIGHTS 20c TODAY AND THURSDAY Indict Eight On Charge Violating Liquor Laws Here CHILDREN 5c AND T I MONEY BACK h ;1. ateitton If Hum U'otnen Kvorywherej i vliiittNi With Hmm ONti Your lrujgUt t.uar-ante- fftlll IB til) trcBtggMDl of Bcifint, f Blnfirfiria. llcb, m dltconrutd otbvf hcin Imi It. troaiaienu fttVd. Hani, Salva b hniui r 1 ,,' hii v i on our JfP"t Tm lot K Ouanrn'r. Ttt It ti or r it Banian jisyhslr; tfon't look oid. )rt'- - T6c, it drug tlrri TOpAJ. Qty A. fl R;ctur4i Co., Sbermn, Ttiu hall may b distln4i1snad looking but I who wants it at the prioa or old afs m wonderful, sclsntlflo discovery, Will Suable OU to banish old mho and hair. Vour drufti t sCl gru and li fUdiiintees y)r per oottle. adv. BURIED Prest-O-Lit- e BiiLttery for every car" "a 1 size We have Recharging a battery" is an art. secured the services of the best expert to be had. There are other storage batteries, but there is only one "Prest-O-Lite- " and Sterling when it comes to durability. it is 90 per cent To charge a battery properly care must be taken not to overcharge or burn the plates. That's why we employ an expert TO DO IT. Ve sell, makes of cars. repair aifd recharge Let the Quality do IT. AGENTS WANTED Ami Very Liberal JYoposltion batteries for all at That. he fCOAL! lttu4iiue4iiUsaMAitasUitUiatUklti COAL! i a ' j hicrh-trrat- le LET US FILL YOUR BINS NOW. WK CAN SUPPLY ALL GRADES. WIO COM MIIU KUig colors, pared r- on Main street h t io Thursday morning. Of Central A number blurb's ntost cjuuaotng and mont popular young niri. win a't as sponsors ror mo players nt th game. Tbeir "boosting" ought t. maks any team win- - and Csntrai ingii i sj not lost in sevsral years. n, CARLISLE. Mgr. h 63 Madison Ave. Telephone: Walnut 164J Unless poms frfand comas ti tho h work rcsans thpv will (Oiourn : Huusa. as Judge Plishufh ftnod ihsm tMm hold 35 them to Ukjf.i and atdrid Jurj NEGRO IS SHOT. William Took, negro. 13 Roalr avciiuo, was shot in ths arm Wednesday morning on South Fronttrect. DOtlOS liy, by Krank Hobo, nrgru, ovrr a trivial matter, Bobo saoavpeO before fihetiff who hoard tho shooting could got tii Ihe scene. Peck also fired at Hobo, but misled his slm. rrr, NEGROES WELL ARMED GET INTO TROUBLE Robin-nojoo and willof Johnson, aliaCinnntson, Mins., were nKro?s cautious enoujtn of Uenphla' bad to artn Uiosnaelvaa with a pistol Htni hMi raaors before thay left homo Tueadsy, polios Aeolare. buf thrir protection proved theb undoing whan they ran aaatimt two Alomphls officers. They HTfTi arraated and arralfrnrd be fnf Pcrtlos Judae inuhucn WedneeOay eharffed with cwTylni pistols and Lawo Coal & Coke Co. L. A. 315 MADISON AVE. Fair Grounds Car Line I rail! You yell! All yell r Central hlffh Such is tho spirit Hif school in preparing for annual gams Thursday afternoon Thanksgiving with tin' Mam phis Unlveratty school. Central Mull i:-- planning for a graal in u,i puDunrq m in i 11 s. oadats, i'.iiii, nigh school orchsitra, and i vntrai tiiph "boosters'1 In automootles Kill' "Quality the Highest" the hrt coal you ever put in your furnace, ot coal in tlii market Miortasc place order at once. ervi ce QUALITY MOTOR CAR CO. CENTRAL HIGH IN FINE SPIRITS FOR BIG GAME Sipsey Coal licre 0S 1 COAL! WAR TAX GRAY HAIR BANISHED WILLIAM H. BATES BERLACK "a A Vitagraph feature of unusual merit and pleasing plot. No dull moments. It's action clear through. 10c. SPRINTER, DECLARES JNELMWOOD A IrUer I'roin "Hillv" Bsrlftck, ComA., written iht lat t pany A, inth Funeral of Willlani II. Bates, f.T. part of October. Hivw an indication ol S m and ,lioob S. Gold, arrested by th toam In which tht Yanks held tli prcsldenl or 8, ('. Toot &. r0., who Sheriff Verry nevernl days ago when found dead In bed Tuesday, was the offloer ennrlaratei) an automobile "For two weeks," wi rfos Ber1t K load of whisky, containing "aso.t In "WO'V conducted from the lata residence, 0:; been kr-i0 busf I haven't all, were Indicted by the prand jury had time to spend my ini month's Linden avenue, WedhesdR) afternoon. Tuetday on Hinrir Im,f vlulatlnc the pay. You'll admit, thai a nome busy. Burial was In Klmwood and Tho car bcInK held l liquor law. We've taken thnn on ratrh-as-eaU'services al the grave cemetery, were paid hv the sheriff until the ownere ran ehow oan and any old weight. Yesterday wo the B. Kills, Paris, Itev. former Ky., wh a Cadlllaa had a d ll,:enae on it. tlrd up with an (mini that was of i.inden Avenue Christian other Indictment, In which violation! to he the best tne squareheads pastor church, who cume to Memphis to ofof the llcjuor law are charged, were rehad. but. as our buhcll gave an imitaficiate. turned agalnit Flohert I'artee. ,loe tion of n Memphis election the GerA host of bereaved Nightingale, C. P, Powers, King Wui-lat'mans' .soon lost their reputation, (live tives t'Menrted their friends andto relateadore .lonen and J, IV Rhelbton, it Htm a chance to run the and catching family of the veteransympathy business man. r'lva neproew were Indicted for murhim Is just as easy as catching a seat Flowers In bore evidence profusion of der In the flmt degree They were on a u;30 ear." from his many associates: Iniso and Wavmon Tlce, Pennls nnd In another Irtter written two weeks endearment .Mr, Hales came to In the Williams and Memphis Peter Coopwood, later Betiack states that he has been ran 01 Koger nw, having been born near They ate charged with murderlnc a made wireless operator. Me says: i icasaru. Iowa, on (lot. 4, The negro woman near rtenje.stou n. "Having; It pretty soft just now. Nice, nivuni He first worked in the Tioes and Wllllami were tried In Ma city as a print) tor Inhabited four of large dugout and became er, a member of the firm before Hugh Magevney. acting a: ppe-rtus with nothing much to do unless one of H. r. Toof Co., In ISTtl. lie Judge of ihe Etocona criminal court, to h stroll out In No Man's take wants was elected in 1S03 to one term In the All egcepl Roger Wil-llaand convicted. laud In search of exercise lie. was also a promiwere convicted of murder In the under the circumstances, I'veSomehow, losl my city council, nent Mason and member of Hie Scottish first degree. He found guilty of tapte for exercise." Kite. reter Involuntary manslaughter. Active pallbearers were: .1 P Kd- Coopwood. at large w him the four were rlncton, st. Elmo Newton, u R, nos-wel- l, tried, later waa apprehended, He said LIEUT. WARE KILLED IN he wag the one who shot the woman Joseph Mew horn. ,T, A. Crawford nA ,.!,,,, tn ,i,..ith AttAa t ,. LAST DAYS OF THE WAR J,Tiert Parker, Will Overton and r. p. A In new the crime. Mooney, trial participation wav grented the four. Honorary pallbearers were; 1". J.nw Baxter ensleln. wfc nf t lio death of Lieut An error In the Indictment M. K. Carter, W. S. Jones W aKainst Heventh n division, J, Crawford. W. when the Ware, Mth Infant ,T V Coopwood wan dlecovered his I'snada, Luke E. R Mnllorv. case came before Judge Harsh last A. R. K., was reeetved Tuesday by Mc-Wright, Frank () h are, wife, Mrs. Marfa Burnler week and the Indictment was recom'Jones. Dr. J. Tt. MoElroy, o. M. 1'eck more avenue. 11. mitted to tin grand jury. . Morris. W. Wilkeison, ,1 s The meaaajfe from 'h war depai I Frank tlullltiH Wae Indicted on a Robinson and Otto .aim. t from Mr. Hales is survived eharce of larceny and receiving stolen nient Hated flint In he died ,Nm. hv' his widow Fdeui Ware action. three nieces. property; Krancle IMckman, crtmlnai wounds received Mrs, Kaltlc jj niardi In Mem-ph- ti snd operation, and Brad) Simmons, tarryi- trained with the home officers' Brown, Mrs, John Q, IJttle and Sirs' the and entered training Klfteen lieraons in all ng a plgtol, Grace Toof. i viik. 27, were Indicted, but three weie not made .amp at Kort tHrlethiirp Two bills of indictment were l!HT, where he waa awarded a roinmts-ilo- n public as lieutenant, He waa aanlaned to Ignored, duty at Waco. Tex . for a u hue and LABOR BOARD FORCE wae sent shortly afterward to France. n EXTENDS ACTIVITIES Letters racelvad from hint until Thanksgiving Cigars st thr conclusion of the war indlcatad At Samelson's, Marlowe, Tadema that ho Hijulla In had not was action, hern a nd Ktra rd r your box today, adv. "Women's Interests are to be repre asslfnod to different training aehoola sented on the community labor board. works and his last Icttet Two new foi special members have been added stated thai lie wu leavlhg rejoin to Ihe board and were KINCANN0N TO formally adhis in the organisation's council at He .survived by Ms wife. Mrs Marfa mitted ATTEND CONGRESS Burnler Ware, a native of France, but a meeting wrducsda.v morning. The unw iHmiiurra ere .miss a US Harris: who came toMhls country from Bwltier-lanassistant secretary 'of the e A. Kenneth I" a small or son, Robert Ktncannon, president Fair and Mrs. Jessie iii Wesl Tennessee Xortnal, receiver! Ware; his mother, Mrs Bessie Ware; Hooves association, Sanders, assistant and two manager of a sister, Miss Addle Ware, loltfr from Oov. live. W(1nrsrtn or San Antonio, and Hie underwood Typewriter company's morning, appointing him to Hnerloy, brothers, it will be their diitv Memphis branch, ihe Southern Commercial lnogtr cnngrenN Robert, ot Now Orleans. to bundle all problems of the board ren Memwhich win iiirci in Baltimore, Jid.. Lieut, Warp was a to women workers and working s io 15, lating ol attorney, lie began tit" practice for women In Memphis. br, Ktncannon, ulio ? n recognised phis lie v an born conditions law with Ounean Martin The hoard Wednesday morning Ruthot'tts on commercial in Hot Springs, Ark where rdn fnmOy nnd edncn-Honfor the Industrial and was educated at affairs, will represent the state was prominent, canvassn.rrnnjrmeiita of Memphis. All employers of Tetuifasoc at (hi:- Amgronr. of Arkansas. ihe university Instead of sending copies of their payrolls the federal labor agency, will henceforth submit reports of Ihe number of persons employed for the week, the probable number for Ihe coming week and Ihe (;ain or loss Of employes for the period covered by Ihe report These arc to be submitted each weelt In order that the reports may he telegraphed to the department of labor In Washington each Tuesday. GLADYS LESLIE in "THE MATING" ADMISSION HUN SOME Metal Weatherstrips. e A Metal Strips, they ('loth-line- d think are most effective hut we also sell and install all metal strips. Write Screen or phone loS3. Cheats Moor CO. atlv FORFEIT DECLARED. The 110 forfeit posted by George T. Hicks, dairyman, ot Whitehaven. Tenn.. for bis aiipenrance Wednesday In pollca court to Riirwer a charge of violating the tune food orriinum-ev;ts dCClartu lu'ii Ik fulled to appeal'. Stomach ills disappear afioF parmancml the oclsbrated Bhlvar Mineral drinkins Water Fbsltlven guaranteed by money-bac- k offer Tastes fine; costs a trifle Delivered anjMliere OUr by Memphis r gents. o. rhone them. ( Hiver-Finni- e ROOFINGS Electrie Work FOWLER Next to Gas Co. Iron and Pteel Bar, Tanks. tVlrss Fencing, Railway and Mill Supplies. j I t Pidgeon-Thoma- s Iron Co. f N. Seoond St.. Memphis. Phones I&rt0, 1501. 160t. 1 Htiatnoats. rviu . Ask Bi ajtuess Man of Uatnuhia READ THE NEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED  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 1918 Title A name given to the resource 1918 (11/27/1918) News Scimitar: Officers Are to Head Boy Scouts on their Return 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/sn98069867/1918-11-27/ed-1/seq-6/ Periodical