https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f5b7f5cbd29a0798c0e4c0e63ecb7357.pdf b4ea7c972bf6085703a1ad88489f4bb8 PDF Text Text f HURSOAY, MARCH II, THE NEWS SCIMITAR. 1120. Lions Want Old Records For Music To Amuse Sick HOMES OF CITY OPENED FOR Grand opera, or lazx. vocal or Instrumental, Just so they are records, the Lions club wants them! So It you have way auy old phonograph records in the nataround home or some that you to brother kid want that quit urally playing, get In touch with a member of the Lions club and donate to the Shelby County Tuberculosis sanitarium. A call for such records has been made by the Lions club to replace the batch destroyed recently In a fire at the Institution. Thev can be left with any Lion or at the Chamber of Commerce. THURSDAY NIGHT PRAYERS will b Many home In Memphis when fhrown open Thursday evening wavthe series of cottage the thint-ler meeting; preliminary to the simultaneous revival campaign In which approximately 80 local churchea are par-In Interest will be held. ticipating-, the cottage gatherings on Monday and Tuesday evenings proved atnojt gratiThursday fying and the attendance meetings Is .expected to prove night's even larger than on the previous two occasions. The list of homes to be used Thursfor day night by wards. wth leaders Dr. each meeting, as announced by H. O. Hofstead. follows: Wards One and Two: In homes or Miss Marshall. 211 North Third, (fourth J. floor), Rev. H. 8. Sprtigins, leader; Stella. 156 Exchange, Miss Eva Bowman leader. Ward Five: In homes of Miss B. Randall Todd, SOS South Third. James ance, leader; Mrs. E. McGeann, 398 A.Ji. Mason leader. Ward Six: At Anne Brinkley home, F. H. Cummlng, leader. Ward Eight (leaders unassigned) In homes of Mrs. Phillips. 293 North Mrs. Sheperd, 728 Alabama. Manassas; Wnrri Nino- In homos of C. A.Hrust, Jr., 60 North Fifth, Mrs. J. R. Allison leader: C. E. Smith. 877 Thosnas, Harris Sheely leader; W. H. Hillls, 591 North Fifth Mrs. Florence Huntzlcker leader; Miss J. A. Billions, 70sTjOoney street. MinLelia Campbell leader; Miss Irene leader. 681 Peyton, H. A. Heldelberry unerMr. Berry, 191 Looney, leader Dun-laassigned; Ford Murphy, 690 North T. W. Woodburg leader. Edward of Ward Eleven: In homes Bourn, 7o5 Tate, Mr. Bourn leader; Mr. Sthuinl, 745 St, Paul, leader -- : - unas-signe- Ward Fourteen: In homes of S. C. Miss T'unnage, 1225 Mississippi avenue, Anne Yarbrough leader; Mrs. Walter Stanton Rogers, Polk, 1068 College, MM leader; Mrs. Drury, Rtdgeway. leader; (luy Hoshall. Vaughn, Agnes leader; E. 1223 College, Mrs. L. Peon, Mrs. Henry Jones, 804 Roanoke, Mrs. W. D. Edwards, leader; Mrs. LeaeR, 1201 Fountain court, Mrs. B. R. Hoshall leader; Mrs. Evans, 756 Richmond, Mrs. Ice leader; Mrs. Karris, uegeni jiuww, Mrs. Yarbr jgh leader. Ward Fifteen: In homes of Mrs. A. F. Blanton, 1259 Agnes, 0. F. Mofflt I. L, Blakely, 1008 South Willett, leader; T T RnnalV leader: Miss C. S. ltich- ardson, 1020 .tayner, Robert S. Hall leader. Ward Sixteen: In home of Mrs. W. C. Johnson, 6 Bellevue, leader . v unas-signe- lection from the Second con grew tonal his race subject to the action of the priCongressman Taylor, who Is Republ can party at the state-wid- e now serving his first term, will make mary Aug. i. i. Sam Johnson, the GEN. TYSON WOULD BE district DELEGATE-AT-LARG- E Ward Seventeen: In homes of S. L.t, J. S. Calhoun, 535 South McLean, leader; L. C. Kent, 1896 Cowden, R. C. Newsum leader; Thomas Buford, 48 South McLean, Robert Gay leader; J. P. Young, 1883 Peabody, J. T. Rock-rot- h leader; J. B. McCalla. 1684 Vinton. Frank Jackson leader; J. X. Allen, 1757 Glenwood, G. G. Tayloe leader. Ward Eighteen: In home of Charles C. Dean, 575 East, loader unasslgned. Ward Nineteen: In homes of Mrs. Mr. Sanford leadFowler, 1055 Poplar, er; B. A. Wills, 1042 Merlwthr, Mrs. G. H. Coulter leader. I Ward Twenty: in homes of L. P. Cook, 303 Stonewall, L. R. Forsdlck leader; C. W. Klnman, 1550, Galloway. W. J. Cox leader; F. J. Warner, 230 North McNeil, C. C. Fant leader; J. W. Dr. L, 456 North McNeil, ' Magennls, Drouillard leader; M. G. Bailey, 1217 CarRev. B, J. avenue, Overton Park penter leader; H. W. Hyman, 249 GarMrs. leader: land. I W. Alexander John Deeth, 245 Kenilworth, George TVtelfeA lpnfler. In homes of L. E. Ward Twenty-one- : Owen. 1232 Snowden. r . K. uoiiennem leader; Chas. Wntllngton, 1212 Tutwiler, S. W. McDowell, leader; Mrs. A. 1232 Greenlaw, J. E. Dixon, F. 8. Staikey, 1280 Tutwiler, P. leader; A.- Clayton, leader; F. M. McDonald, 8. E. Lemmons, 1188 N. Parkway, leader; Mrs. C. Starles, 1359 Snowden, F. C. Nye, leader; M. D. Jeffries, 995 N. Parkway, M, D. Jeffries, leader. In homes of Mrs. Ward Twenty-two- : 1066 N. Seventh, leader unasslgned. In homes of Ward Twenty-threa- s Mrs. J. H. Kemaghan, 777 Poplar, R. C. Newsum, leader; Mrs. Laura Towner, 761 Jefferson, Rev. T. M. Lowry, leader. In homes of J. Ward Twenty-fouS. Highgate, 81 Doris; C. D. Massey, Johnson, HerClancy avenue; George1473 Galther; W. nando road; H, Miller, D. Friffln, Barnes court; R. L. Moss, SO Nefler; leaders unasslgned and all in will be held at 8 Ward Twenty-fou- r o'clock. In homes of L. W, Ward Twenty-fivRichards, 336 Gaston, Miss Brown, 362 Gaston, L. G. W. L. Smith, leader; S. Keltner; leader; Mrs. Barrett, 1117Mrs. Fourth, Ed Lallemand, leader;C. Dea-to618 R. McLemore, Vanderburg, leader; Mrs. Nelson, 1177 S. Lauderdale, Mrs. N. H. Knowltor, leader; On D. VanHook, 668 Lucy, C. E. Thompson, leader; Mrs. Bobbins, 531 McLey more, leader unasslgned; A. K. Mr. East, leader; 509 Iacledc, 520 15. leader Edith, Mrs. Sledge, 1 NASHVILLE. Tenn., March 11. (Spl.) Geo. I D. Tyson has consented to to to San Francisco ss one of Tennessee's delegates from the stats at large, it Is stated here today. Hisoiisent is understood to have been xiMSSSiq la a teiegrapnic response w mn nquiry. J. H. Lumpkin, leader; J. H. Nichols. TAYLOR, CONGRESSMAN, S01 Netherwood. W. P. Moore, leader; J. T. Thomas, 1601 Netherwood, J. P. SEEKING Urutan. leader. Ward Thirtyrtwo: In homes of Mrs. E. P. Tenn.. March II. (Spl.) S. 458 Mrs. M. W. Dudley, Kyle. t Will Tavlor has iS- Llndsey, leader; Mrs. S. K. Puckett. 97 statement here In whlcBT formal a sued Sledge, W T. James, leader. In homes ot he announces his canamacy ior re- Ward Thirty-fouTO BE PIG TO SOLD 10Y Indiana: Mrs. SusfJl Ern. Delaware; B. R Kingl 931 Kansas aveHELP THE HOSPITAL nue; Mrs. Petri HarHkjwl25 Iowa, lead-or- e unassimod: ell meetings in Ward v The registered pig oa Thirty-fou- r will be held at I o'clock. List furnished by Rev. Wm. Crowe: exhibition at Soessel's .market will be In homes of 8. L. Calhoun, 535 8. Mc- disposed of Saturday, and the managLean; L. C. Kent 18S6 Cowden; Thom- ers of the Cripple Children's hospital as u ford, 48 8. McLean; J. P. Young. expect to realize a haadsome amount for the benefit of the automobile fund. 1883 Peahodv; J. B. McCalla, 1634 VinIs said to be as spirited ton; J. D. Allen," 1757 Glenwood place; The bidding Is the experience of our cusMrs. Austin Tlndal, Idlewlld apart- anion those who wish only to help the hospital as It Is among the fanciers of tomers. Get In line with one of ments: leaders unasslgned. stock. of breed the finer Acuff: W. F. Rev. List furnished by our guaranteed In homes of J. E. Cushen, 14 Jones. W. B. Myrlck, leader; D. W. Covington, Coker avenue, L. A. Acuff, leader: A. Steam or Hot Water V. Adkins, 1173 Breedlove, J. M. Mur940 Heating Systems Mrs. E. C. Moore, phy, leader; Kney, M. L. Covington, leader; John Old buildings as well as new. Holland. Emoire street. J. Webb, lead er; Mrs. B. J. Legge, Kney, Rev. W. F. Acuff, leader; Mrs. William Booth, Co. H. Breedlove street, Mrs. H. B. Shelby, leader. unasNew South Memphis (leaders Memphis, Tenn. slgned): In hdmes of Mrs. G. W. Haney, Of M. 2440. 220 E. Court. 17 E. Davant; Mrs. J. A. Schults. 38 E. A. Schmidt. 40 W. Davant; Mrs.-CMrs. E. C. Buettner, 111 E. Mrs. Chas. Nelson, 50 E. Gage; Mrs. C. 8. Mitchell, 18 K Gage; Mrs. A. E. Deer, 9 W. Gage; Mrs. S. E. Robertson, 71 E. Dempster; Mrs. W. Q. Gibson, Cleveland avenue; Mrs. L. F. in Men who do Campbell, R4 Mallory. Mrs. L. W. Wat-kin100 Mallory; Mrs. J. W. Watkins, 124 Mallory; Mrs. Raymond Cooper. 20 need a Mallory; Mrs. E. N. Biggs. 17 Dempster; Mrs. Lamar, Frank street; Mrs. Geo. McSwaln, Cleveland avenue. 2fl Tear Mr. George Schillo. Buntyn; In homes of C. B. Reeves, avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, writes: "I Pine street, R. TK. Rosebrough, leader; to I recommended was am glad John Stocks, 'Bpotswood, Prof. G. H. The broker, salesman, ofyour medicine. I was pretty well amHayden, leader; A. Sample, Haynes loss of rundown, nervous, and fice mat? and professional avenue. Rev. Jenkins, leader: Mrs. R. bition, fait tired at all times, could V. Wilson,, leader unassigned. loss of appetite, hud not and from to sleep, man day day living Hollywood: In homes of Mrs. Willie felt weak and trembled from weakKreskiburg, Rev. J. C, Sehultr and O. ness, i find your t'adomene Tablets in tne stress ana excite R. Utevens, leaders; Mrs. McEwen, J. helping me very much. I was writment of business should W. Polk:i leader; Mrs. Tercsia, C. F. to my sister about my rundown ing Irbv leader. condition. She advised me to take understand the value of List furnished hy Rev. H. O. Hofas she had been, as bad Cadometie, stead: In homes of Miss Burnev, 1074 clear vision. Good eyesight off as myself. Cadomene built her and restored her health. nerves Cummings, Mr. Funk. leader; Mrs. up makes for efficiency; i it is I am more than thankful I received Buckly, 201 East street, Mr. Schwal-meye. Sold by druggists lender; Mrs. Bradley, 179 S. advice." asser. her to an incsnmaDie adv. Cox, Mr. r.olllnger. leader; Mrs. Lewis. everywhere. 19. S. Barksdale, Mr. Viz, leader; Mr. success. Mclntyre, 707 Adams, Rev. Hofstead, leader; Mr. Stainbach, 1191 Monros, Mr. 1 he professional services Rawlings, leader. 1 Blount Democratic nominee, was de also defeated the late R. W. Austin la feared by Congressman Taylor la the fhx leeal nrimsrv. carrying all UMH congressional race In 151. He had counties in the district except HwnWsBjS r: Most Heat, Least Cost Duroc-Jerse- In order to introduce this, mv easy oavment clan. I am making sweeping reductions in all prices. Cash and easy pay ment work will be the same. There will be no difference in price. Every piece will be Winfrey Quality throughout and will be (Jone with my usual guarantee. No other dentist, to my knowledge, has ever made such sn otter as this. I want you to come up and talk it over. Consultation and advice will cost you nothing. Time-to- me The Tension . flow! This Offer May Be Withdrawn At Any ( WINFREY QUALITY) EITHER UPPER OR LOWER ( WINFREY QUALITY ) Sjnith Heating r; Business SISTER HELPED HER BROTHER things Perfect s, hurry Eyesight r, 1 L. 1 of examination tometrist will WOTMENTS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE v PAYMENTS TO'SUIT WkYMENTSTOTSUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE! YOUR CONY Dr. C. C. Winfrey, Dentist DR. H. W. VriKTXEYAsociate fDentista DR. G. J. EISMAN 86 UNION AVE. Corner Main Over Drug Store Office Hoars: 8:80 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 0 to 12 .m. by our op determine the proper glasses to cor rect the defects your vision. Boy Scout Program Has No Place For Basket Ball Teams Basket ball Is not for the Boy ScJut troops. So declared L. W. Barclay, na tional commissioner of education fori the Boy Scout movement, Wednesday flight at a Joint meeting of the scoutmasters and local executives. Mr. Barclay does not approve of com- petitive'work between Boy Scout troops. should lie the aim of all scout workers, he said. "In basket ball there Is a large num ber of onlookers and a small number of In scout affairs there participants. should be few onlookers and many par no is for basket There ticipants. place ball in the scout program." A tour of tlie entire country has been made by Mr. Barclay to promote trainMr. Baring camps for scoutmasters. clay has been interested in the Boy Scoilt movement since its organization, in wnicn he had an active part. patrons will appreciate our prompt service in the replacement of lenses and mak ing of repnirs. Out-of-to- GeqT. Brodnax ieCOORATTO OPTICAL DLPARTMENT 22 South Main St Memphis Olaf-Johnso- r: ' a Mrs. B. R. Bishop, 1179 leader unasslgned; J. S. MadEdith, leader unassigned; L. dux, P. Hoffman, 313 McLemore, Mrs. M. H. McLean, leader; E. Morgan, 497 Walker, P. A. Miller, leader; Mrs. K. L.- Ennls, 1099 S. Wellington, Mrs. W. 1121 Allen, S. Pasties, leader; Mrs. M. A. Latham, M. R. Jones, leader; O. M. 394 Laclede. Sehneider. Taylor, leader: Mrs. Park, 1049 Latham, leader unasslgned. In home of W Ward Twenty-seven- : A. Waddell, 768 Leath, leader 847 - j 0 0 e: Aber-nath- d j.a her critical eye to the present time It has been and Irritations. It Is also astrlnrent almost Impossible to pet a face powder discouraging flabblness, crow's feet and to stay on the face longer than It takes wrinkles. Thlatunusual powder is callev to put it on. You powder your nose (French. Poudr L'Ame). BeTTp La-m- nicely, and the first gust of wind or the first puff of your handkerchief and away coes the powder, leaving your nose shiny and conspicuous, probably Just at the very moment when ycru would Rive anything to appear at your best. A specialist has at last perfected i puro powder that really stays on; that stays on until you wash it off. It does not Pontaln white lead or starchy rice powder to make it stay on. This Improved formula contains a medicinal powder doctors prescribe to improve the complexion. In fact, this powrier helps to prevent and reduce enlarged pore.s In homes of Mrs. Ward Twenty-eighHams. ii!2 Kdgewooa. Mrs. J.owry W. 1. Richmond, 522 Cooper, leader; J. C. Dud ev. leader: Mrs. Fern t loas I 2265 Harbert, T. L. Babb, leader; 11. K. Williams 1997 Cowden, W. O. Webb leader; R. E. Denio, 25 Morrison, E. F X'ervell. leader. In homes of W. Ward Twenty-nine- : T. Brown. 2034 Walker, J. W. Escue Wm. A. Thonpson. 2101 Mamls, leader; F. J. Dawklns, leader; T. R. Toung, 1934 Young. W L. Griffin, leader; J S. N. T. Wlilhite. 10lf Meda, Mrs. Wallace, leader; S. L. Good, 964 Mc-S Cnoner. R. L. Smith, leader: J. C. Callrti, 2092 Oliver, C. B. Proctor, leader; W. P. Eppes. 917 Blythe, Mrs. Corcoran, leader: Mrs. Leffel, 916 New York, Mrs. W. P. Barker, leader; Mrs Patrick, 2043 Felix, Mr. Parkinson leader: E. E. Stotts. 823 Philadelphia J, R. Noaks, leader; R. S. Hamer, 921 S. Cooner. F. B. Jones, leader; Mrs. Es ther Beale, 1057 Fleece, Mrs. McLean, leader. Ward Thirty: In homes of O. Stanley 1058 Oakview, Rev. sCooper, leader; D A. Dearth, 1617 Foster, E. W. Craln, leader: J. W. Hoyle, 1634 York. O. G Eubanks, leader; J. J. Crump, 779 Ro to, w. cram L. R. Powell, land, 1734 Nelson-- . S. M. Swuin, leader. In homes of Thos Ward Thirty-one- : M. Jordan, 1619 McLemore, Mr. Tenny leader; Mr. Cooper, 1617,l Foster, Rev cause y Is pure and because It on so well It is already used, by over a million American women. All dealers carry the large sixty-ce-nt box, and many dealers also carry the genersize. When you use this ous thirty-cen- t harmless powder and see how beautifully it Improves your complexion you so quickly will understand why La-ma- y stays became the most popular beauty powder sold In New York. We will give yog five thousand dollars If you can buy a better face powder anywhere at any price. Herbert Roystone. 16 East 18th adv. St.. New York. , Kuppenheimer Good Clothes t: She knows style and right fit the cut and drape of the sleeves the set of collar and shoulders right lapel lines and what is a proper drape of coat mik back and trousers. and you can't fool the average woman about the quality or fine tailoring. why most women are partial to Kuppenheimer good Clothes. These clothes are always right in fashion the leader of style; always in good taste. And they are quality thoroughbreds, clear through. They cost less in the long run and satisfy much more, every way. 1 CUTICURA HEALED KIN Your Taste Tells You I ROUBLE that Wilson's Certified Oleomargarine is good and pure and wholesome. We back it to the limit With a noneyba;k. guarantee that's how certain we are yon will find it exceptionally fine for cooking, . baking and table use. Unexcelled with muffins, pancakes, on breai or with hot rolls. Try it Your dealer has it. Get iir package today- and note its economy. ItchyStingingSensationOverBody, AlsoBlisters. Skin Red, LostSteep, bad an Itchy and stinging sensation nearly all over my body and there was a breaking out of small blisters. The skin was flaming red, and I Irritated the eruption by scratching. I could not sleep and my face especially was ruined. I was ashamed to go out. "I was troubled nearly nine months, and nothing did any good until I used Cuticurs Soap and Ointments and tnree cakes of Cuticura Soap with three boxes of Cuticura Ointment healed me." (Signed) J.D. Wright.Glenwood.Oa., May 14.1919. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are all you need for sll toilet uses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum. "I U. "Orttrar AiMrw Itch Tnt br gam nrsterlai. Dwt. H, lUMaa, Mm " Sold Ttrr- nr jeiSSS Ointment 2S and SOc. TilcumSfa. BiPCutlciire Soap titrnt without mug. I Therms a reliable merchant near you vcho handles these splendul clothes "' The ffousc of yppenheimer 'V' I J. Goldsmith 77 uoua V7 S. MjI n m )ke tinBMMTsM II st pmImb IIa M68tM9 m QsllMVt h Dm Nkut fW 4f8f fet v7 T. H. MULLENS, MqrV Street Ma In n 1653-4-- & Sons Co. the nouse of Kuppennejmer clothes 5 1 I Corni;hf, 1910, Th Haute of Kuppenheime � 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 HURSOAY, MARCH II, THE NEWS SCIMITAR. 1120. Lions Want Old Records For Music To Amuse Sick HOMES OF CITY OPENED FOR Grand opera, or lazx. vocal or Instrumental, Just so they are records, the Lions club wants them! So It you have way auy old phonograph records in the nataround home or some that you to brother kid want that quit urally playing, get In touch with a member of the Lions club and donate to the Shelby County Tuberculosis sanitarium. A call for such records has been made by the Lions club to replace the batch destroyed recently In a fire at the Institution. Thev can be left with any Lion or at the Chamber of Commerce. THURSDAY NIGHT PRAYERS will b Many home In Memphis when fhrown open Thursday evening wavthe series of cottage the thint-ler meeting; preliminary to the simultaneous revival campaign In which approximately 80 local churchea are par-In Interest will be held. ticipating-, the cottage gatherings on Monday and Tuesday evenings proved atnojt gratiThursday fying and the attendance meetings Is .expected to prove night's even larger than on the previous two occasions. The list of homes to be used Thursfor day night by wards. wth leaders Dr. each meeting, as announced by H. O. Hofstead. follows: Wards One and Two: In homes or Miss Marshall. 211 North Third, (fourth J. floor), Rev. H. 8. Sprtigins, leader; Stella. 156 Exchange, Miss Eva Bowman leader. Ward Five: In homes of Miss B. Randall Todd, SOS South Third. James ance, leader; Mrs. E. McGeann, 398 A.Ji. Mason leader. Ward Six: At Anne Brinkley home, F. H. Cummlng, leader. Ward Eight (leaders unassigned) In homes of Mrs. Phillips. 293 North Mrs. Sheperd, 728 Alabama. Manassas; Wnrri Nino- In homos of C. A.Hrust, Jr., 60 North Fifth, Mrs. J. R. Allison leader: C. E. Smith. 877 Thosnas, Harris Sheely leader; W. H. Hillls, 591 North Fifth Mrs. Florence Huntzlcker leader; Miss J. A. Billions, 70sTjOoney street. MinLelia Campbell leader; Miss Irene leader. 681 Peyton, H. A. Heldelberry unerMr. Berry, 191 Looney, leader Dun-laassigned; Ford Murphy, 690 North T. W. Woodburg leader. Edward of Ward Eleven: In homes Bourn, 7o5 Tate, Mr. Bourn leader; Mr. Sthuinl, 745 St, Paul, leader -- : - unas-signe- Ward Fourteen: In homes of S. C. Miss T'unnage, 1225 Mississippi avenue, Anne Yarbrough leader; Mrs. Walter Stanton Rogers, Polk, 1068 College, MM leader; Mrs. Drury, Rtdgeway. leader; (luy Hoshall. Vaughn, Agnes leader; E. 1223 College, Mrs. L. Peon, Mrs. Henry Jones, 804 Roanoke, Mrs. W. D. Edwards, leader; Mrs. LeaeR, 1201 Fountain court, Mrs. B. R. Hoshall leader; Mrs. Evans, 756 Richmond, Mrs. Ice leader; Mrs. Karris, uegeni jiuww, Mrs. Yarbr jgh leader. Ward Fifteen: In homes of Mrs. A. F. Blanton, 1259 Agnes, 0. F. Mofflt I. L, Blakely, 1008 South Willett, leader; T T RnnalV leader: Miss C. S. ltich- ardson, 1020 .tayner, Robert S. Hall leader. Ward Sixteen: In home of Mrs. W. C. Johnson, 6 Bellevue, leader . v unas-signe- lection from the Second con grew tonal his race subject to the action of the priCongressman Taylor, who Is Republ can party at the state-wid- e now serving his first term, will make mary Aug. i. i. Sam Johnson, the GEN. TYSON WOULD BE district DELEGATE-AT-LARG- E Ward Seventeen: In homes of S. L.t, J. S. Calhoun, 535 South McLean, leader; L. C. Kent, 1896 Cowden, R. C. Newsum leader; Thomas Buford, 48 South McLean, Robert Gay leader; J. P. Young, 1883 Peabody, J. T. Rock-rot- h leader; J. B. McCalla. 1684 Vinton. Frank Jackson leader; J. X. Allen, 1757 Glenwood, G. G. Tayloe leader. Ward Eighteen: In home of Charles C. Dean, 575 East, loader unasslgned. Ward Nineteen: In homes of Mrs. Mr. Sanford leadFowler, 1055 Poplar, er; B. A. Wills, 1042 Merlwthr, Mrs. G. H. Coulter leader. I Ward Twenty: in homes of L. P. Cook, 303 Stonewall, L. R. Forsdlck leader; C. W. Klnman, 1550, Galloway. W. J. Cox leader; F. J. Warner, 230 North McNeil, C. C. Fant leader; J. W. Dr. L, 456 North McNeil, ' Magennls, Drouillard leader; M. G. Bailey, 1217 CarRev. B, J. avenue, Overton Park penter leader; H. W. Hyman, 249 GarMrs. leader: land. I W. Alexander John Deeth, 245 Kenilworth, George TVtelfeA lpnfler. In homes of L. E. Ward Twenty-one- : Owen. 1232 Snowden. r . K. uoiiennem leader; Chas. Wntllngton, 1212 Tutwiler, S. W. McDowell, leader; Mrs. A. 1232 Greenlaw, J. E. Dixon, F. 8. Staikey, 1280 Tutwiler, P. leader; A.- Clayton, leader; F. M. McDonald, 8. E. Lemmons, 1188 N. Parkway, leader; Mrs. C. Starles, 1359 Snowden, F. C. Nye, leader; M. D. Jeffries, 995 N. Parkway, M, D. Jeffries, leader. In homes of Mrs. Ward Twenty-two- : 1066 N. Seventh, leader unasslgned. In homes of Ward Twenty-threa- s Mrs. J. H. Kemaghan, 777 Poplar, R. C. Newsum, leader; Mrs. Laura Towner, 761 Jefferson, Rev. T. M. Lowry, leader. In homes of J. Ward Twenty-fouS. Highgate, 81 Doris; C. D. Massey, Johnson, HerClancy avenue; George1473 Galther; W. nando road; H, Miller, D. Friffln, Barnes court; R. L. Moss, SO Nefler; leaders unasslgned and all in will be held at 8 Ward Twenty-fou- r o'clock. In homes of L. W, Ward Twenty-fivRichards, 336 Gaston, Miss Brown, 362 Gaston, L. G. W. L. Smith, leader; S. Keltner; leader; Mrs. Barrett, 1117Mrs. Fourth, Ed Lallemand, leader;C. Dea-to618 R. McLemore, Vanderburg, leader; Mrs. Nelson, 1177 S. Lauderdale, Mrs. N. H. Knowltor, leader; On D. VanHook, 668 Lucy, C. E. Thompson, leader; Mrs. Bobbins, 531 McLey more, leader unasslgned; A. K. Mr. East, leader; 509 Iacledc, 520 15. leader Edith, Mrs. Sledge, 1 NASHVILLE. Tenn., March 11. (Spl.) Geo. I D. Tyson has consented to to to San Francisco ss one of Tennessee's delegates from the stats at large, it Is stated here today. Hisoiisent is understood to have been xiMSSSiq la a teiegrapnic response w mn nquiry. J. H. Lumpkin, leader; J. H. Nichols. TAYLOR, CONGRESSMAN, S01 Netherwood. W. P. Moore, leader; J. T. Thomas, 1601 Netherwood, J. P. SEEKING Urutan. leader. Ward Thirtyrtwo: In homes of Mrs. E. P. Tenn.. March II. (Spl.) S. 458 Mrs. M. W. Dudley, Kyle. t Will Tavlor has iS- Llndsey, leader; Mrs. S. K. Puckett. 97 statement here In whlcBT formal a sued Sledge, W T. James, leader. In homes ot he announces his canamacy ior re- Ward Thirty-fouTO BE PIG TO SOLD 10Y Indiana: Mrs. SusfJl Ern. Delaware; B. R Kingl 931 Kansas aveHELP THE HOSPITAL nue; Mrs. Petri HarHkjwl25 Iowa, lead-or- e unassimod: ell meetings in Ward v The registered pig oa Thirty-fou- r will be held at I o'clock. List furnished by Rev. Wm. Crowe: exhibition at Soessel's .market will be In homes of 8. L. Calhoun, 535 8. Mc- disposed of Saturday, and the managLean; L. C. Kent 18S6 Cowden; Thom- ers of the Cripple Children's hospital as u ford, 48 8. McLean; J. P. Young. expect to realize a haadsome amount for the benefit of the automobile fund. 1883 Peahodv; J. B. McCalla, 1634 VinIs said to be as spirited ton; J. D. Allen," 1757 Glenwood place; The bidding Is the experience of our cusMrs. Austin Tlndal, Idlewlld apart- anion those who wish only to help the hospital as It Is among the fanciers of tomers. Get In line with one of ments: leaders unasslgned. stock. of breed the finer Acuff: W. F. Rev. List furnished by our guaranteed In homes of J. E. Cushen, 14 Jones. W. B. Myrlck, leader; D. W. Covington, Coker avenue, L. A. Acuff, leader: A. Steam or Hot Water V. Adkins, 1173 Breedlove, J. M. Mur940 Heating Systems Mrs. E. C. Moore, phy, leader; Kney, M. L. Covington, leader; John Old buildings as well as new. Holland. Emoire street. J. Webb, lead er; Mrs. B. J. Legge, Kney, Rev. W. F. Acuff, leader; Mrs. William Booth, Co. H. Breedlove street, Mrs. H. B. Shelby, leader. unasNew South Memphis (leaders Memphis, Tenn. slgned): In hdmes of Mrs. G. W. Haney, Of M. 2440. 220 E. Court. 17 E. Davant; Mrs. J. A. Schults. 38 E. A. Schmidt. 40 W. Davant; Mrs.-CMrs. E. C. Buettner, 111 E. Mrs. Chas. Nelson, 50 E. Gage; Mrs. C. 8. Mitchell, 18 K Gage; Mrs. A. E. Deer, 9 W. Gage; Mrs. S. E. Robertson, 71 E. Dempster; Mrs. W. Q. Gibson, Cleveland avenue; Mrs. L. F. in Men who do Campbell, R4 Mallory. Mrs. L. W. Wat-kin100 Mallory; Mrs. J. W. Watkins, 124 Mallory; Mrs. Raymond Cooper. 20 need a Mallory; Mrs. E. N. Biggs. 17 Dempster; Mrs. Lamar, Frank street; Mrs. Geo. McSwaln, Cleveland avenue. 2fl Tear Mr. George Schillo. Buntyn; In homes of C. B. Reeves, avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, writes: "I Pine street, R. TK. Rosebrough, leader; to I recommended was am glad John Stocks, 'Bpotswood, Prof. G. H. The broker, salesman, ofyour medicine. I was pretty well amHayden, leader; A. Sample, Haynes loss of rundown, nervous, and fice mat? and professional avenue. Rev. Jenkins, leader: Mrs. R. bition, fait tired at all times, could V. Wilson,, leader unassigned. loss of appetite, hud not and from to sleep, man day day living Hollywood: In homes of Mrs. Willie felt weak and trembled from weakKreskiburg, Rev. J. C, Sehultr and O. ness, i find your t'adomene Tablets in tne stress ana excite R. Utevens, leaders; Mrs. McEwen, J. helping me very much. I was writment of business should W. Polk:i leader; Mrs. Tercsia, C. F. to my sister about my rundown ing Irbv leader. condition. She advised me to take understand the value of List furnished hy Rev. H. O. Hofas she had been, as bad Cadometie, stead: In homes of Miss Burnev, 1074 clear vision. Good eyesight off as myself. Cadomene built her and restored her health. nerves Cummings, Mr. Funk. leader; Mrs. up makes for efficiency; i it is I am more than thankful I received Buckly, 201 East street, Mr. Schwal-meye. Sold by druggists lender; Mrs. Bradley, 179 S. advice." asser. her to an incsnmaDie adv. Cox, Mr. r.olllnger. leader; Mrs. Lewis. everywhere. 19. S. Barksdale, Mr. Viz, leader; Mr. success. Mclntyre, 707 Adams, Rev. Hofstead, leader; Mr. Stainbach, 1191 Monros, Mr. 1 he professional services Rawlings, leader. 1 Blount Democratic nominee, was de also defeated the late R. W. Austin la feared by Congressman Taylor la the fhx leeal nrimsrv. carrying all UMH congressional race In 151. He had counties in the district except HwnWsBjS r: Most Heat, Least Cost Duroc-Jerse- In order to introduce this, mv easy oavment clan. I am making sweeping reductions in all prices. Cash and easy pay ment work will be the same. There will be no difference in price. Every piece will be Winfrey Quality throughout and will be (Jone with my usual guarantee. No other dentist, to my knowledge, has ever made such sn otter as this. I want you to come up and talk it over. Consultation and advice will cost you nothing. Time-to- me The Tension . flow! This Offer May Be Withdrawn At Any ( WINFREY QUALITY) EITHER UPPER OR LOWER ( WINFREY QUALITY ) Sjnith Heating r; Business SISTER HELPED HER BROTHER things Perfect s, hurry Eyesight r, 1 L. 1 of examination tometrist will WOTMENTS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE v PAYMENTS TO'SUIT WkYMENTSTOTSUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE! YOUR CONY Dr. C. C. Winfrey, Dentist DR. H. W. VriKTXEYAsociate fDentista DR. G. J. EISMAN 86 UNION AVE. Corner Main Over Drug Store Office Hoars: 8:80 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 0 to 12 .m. by our op determine the proper glasses to cor rect the defects your vision. Boy Scout Program Has No Place For Basket Ball Teams Basket ball Is not for the Boy ScJut troops. So declared L. W. Barclay, na tional commissioner of education fori the Boy Scout movement, Wednesday flight at a Joint meeting of the scoutmasters and local executives. Mr. Barclay does not approve of com- petitive'work between Boy Scout troops. should lie the aim of all scout workers, he said. "In basket ball there Is a large num ber of onlookers and a small number of In scout affairs there participants. should be few onlookers and many par no is for basket There ticipants. place ball in the scout program." A tour of tlie entire country has been made by Mr. Barclay to promote trainMr. Baring camps for scoutmasters. clay has been interested in the Boy Scoilt movement since its organization, in wnicn he had an active part. patrons will appreciate our prompt service in the replacement of lenses and mak ing of repnirs. Out-of-to- GeqT. Brodnax ieCOORATTO OPTICAL DLPARTMENT 22 South Main St Memphis Olaf-Johnso- r: ' a Mrs. B. R. Bishop, 1179 leader unasslgned; J. S. MadEdith, leader unassigned; L. dux, P. Hoffman, 313 McLemore, Mrs. M. H. McLean, leader; E. Morgan, 497 Walker, P. A. Miller, leader; Mrs. K. L.- Ennls, 1099 S. Wellington, Mrs. W. 1121 Allen, S. Pasties, leader; Mrs. M. A. Latham, M. R. Jones, leader; O. M. 394 Laclede. Sehneider. Taylor, leader: Mrs. Park, 1049 Latham, leader unasslgned. In home of W Ward Twenty-seven- : A. Waddell, 768 Leath, leader 847 - j 0 0 e: Aber-nath- d j.a her critical eye to the present time It has been and Irritations. It Is also astrlnrent almost Impossible to pet a face powder discouraging flabblness, crow's feet and to stay on the face longer than It takes wrinkles. Thlatunusual powder is callev to put it on. You powder your nose (French. Poudr L'Ame). BeTTp La-m- nicely, and the first gust of wind or the first puff of your handkerchief and away coes the powder, leaving your nose shiny and conspicuous, probably Just at the very moment when ycru would Rive anything to appear at your best. A specialist has at last perfected i puro powder that really stays on; that stays on until you wash it off. It does not Pontaln white lead or starchy rice powder to make it stay on. This Improved formula contains a medicinal powder doctors prescribe to improve the complexion. In fact, this powrier helps to prevent and reduce enlarged pore.s In homes of Mrs. Ward Twenty-eighHams. ii!2 Kdgewooa. Mrs. J.owry W. 1. Richmond, 522 Cooper, leader; J. C. Dud ev. leader: Mrs. Fern t loas I 2265 Harbert, T. L. Babb, leader; 11. K. Williams 1997 Cowden, W. O. Webb leader; R. E. Denio, 25 Morrison, E. F X'ervell. leader. In homes of W. Ward Twenty-nine- : T. Brown. 2034 Walker, J. W. Escue Wm. A. Thonpson. 2101 Mamls, leader; F. J. Dawklns, leader; T. R. Toung, 1934 Young. W L. Griffin, leader; J S. N. T. Wlilhite. 10lf Meda, Mrs. Wallace, leader; S. L. Good, 964 Mc-S Cnoner. R. L. Smith, leader: J. C. Callrti, 2092 Oliver, C. B. Proctor, leader; W. P. Eppes. 917 Blythe, Mrs. Corcoran, leader: Mrs. Leffel, 916 New York, Mrs. W. P. Barker, leader; Mrs Patrick, 2043 Felix, Mr. Parkinson leader: E. E. Stotts. 823 Philadelphia J, R. Noaks, leader; R. S. Hamer, 921 S. Cooner. F. B. Jones, leader; Mrs. Es ther Beale, 1057 Fleece, Mrs. McLean, leader. Ward Thirty: In homes of O. Stanley 1058 Oakview, Rev. sCooper, leader; D A. Dearth, 1617 Foster, E. W. Craln, leader: J. W. Hoyle, 1634 York. O. G Eubanks, leader; J. J. Crump, 779 Ro to, w. cram L. R. Powell, land, 1734 Nelson-- . S. M. Swuin, leader. In homes of Thos Ward Thirty-one- : M. Jordan, 1619 McLemore, Mr. Tenny leader; Mr. Cooper, 1617,l Foster, Rev cause y Is pure and because It on so well It is already used, by over a million American women. All dealers carry the large sixty-ce-nt box, and many dealers also carry the genersize. When you use this ous thirty-cen- t harmless powder and see how beautifully it Improves your complexion you so quickly will understand why La-ma- y stays became the most popular beauty powder sold In New York. We will give yog five thousand dollars If you can buy a better face powder anywhere at any price. Herbert Roystone. 16 East 18th adv. St.. New York. , Kuppenheimer Good Clothes t: She knows style and right fit the cut and drape of the sleeves the set of collar and shoulders right lapel lines and what is a proper drape of coat mik back and trousers. and you can't fool the average woman about the quality or fine tailoring. why most women are partial to Kuppenheimer good Clothes. These clothes are always right in fashion the leader of style; always in good taste. And they are quality thoroughbreds, clear through. They cost less in the long run and satisfy much more, every way. 1 CUTICURA HEALED KIN Your Taste Tells You I ROUBLE that Wilson's Certified Oleomargarine is good and pure and wholesome. We back it to the limit With a noneyba;k. guarantee that's how certain we are yon will find it exceptionally fine for cooking, . baking and table use. 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I Therms a reliable merchant near you vcho handles these splendul clothes "' The ffousc of yppenheimer 'V' I J. Goldsmith 77 uoua V7 S. MjI n m )ke tinBMMTsM II st pmImb IIa M68tM9 m QsllMVt h Dm Nkut fW 4f8f fet v7 T. H. MULLENS, MqrV Street Ma In n 1653-4-- & Sons Co. the nouse of Kuppennejmer clothes 5 1 I Corni;hf, 1910, Th Haute of Kuppenheime  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 1919 Title A name given to the resource 1919 (3/18/1919) News Scimitar: Boy Scout Program Has No Place for Basket Ball Teams 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/sn98069867/1920-03-18/ed-1/seq-13/ Periodical