https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f792da313f2060ad276cba4dba8f2b2c.pdf 618e364c0f41f15d09e0c11e57e0ce35 PDF Text Text f ,i rmOAY, JULY THE NEWI SCIMITAR. PAGE TEN. Scout Tradition Negro Is Killed By Sustained In Face Lightning In Church Of Great Tragedy While He Is Praying A Krmphio count of the death of drowned Charles P. iTHko. who near Hardv. Ark., Is related by Sunday Charles Dean, an Kale Scout of troop 11, Colllervlllo. Tenn., In a letter to Ma mother. The letter show that the only connection the Boy Scout camp at Hardy had with the end occurrence was the heroic rescue work done by the aroma, which, unfortunately, waa too late to be successful. The letter, which la a clear nnd vivid description of the Bov Scout spirit in helping other: "Pear Mother Yesterday a boy was drowned In Hnrdy. He had fever about 101 the day before, and still had some when he went in. He tried to swim up Into some falls and became exhausted by the swift water. Another boy tried to pull him out and waa almost drowned. He had ta be pulled out in a canoe. The boy stayed under for three hours before he was Rotten out. The peopl who not him out did not know what to do for a drowned person. Charles "We Jlmmia Orumpton, Cralf and myself were on a canoe hike and thought the crowd was a picnic. When we saw the mail boys and went to aee if we had any mall, we were told that a boy had drowned. Jimmie immediately took charts. "Jlrmnie and a Mr. Smith rave him artificial respiration for four hours, but never (tot the sllifhtest sign of life. Once his face, that waa blue, (center to turn slightly red and we were somewhat heartened. After we had worked four hours on him he got so stiff that we eould hardly bend his llmhe. A doctor then came and pronounced him dead. "It was then 6 o'clock 7H hours after be had gone down. Jimmie dressed him with the heln of his tent mates, and His mother carried him to Hardy. lives in Houston. Tex., and he was vis In Memphis, who ttlng his grandmother allowed him to come to Hardy. "Oh. mother, I did not sleep a wink last night until about 4 o'clock thin mnrnini and then onlv to dream that this morning I had gone back into enowea iomi signs Hardy and thene Doy nan tain in me cmim of life after I Hreamed that I began arti it i)ii ficial respiration again, which brought him to. Jimmie i rumpton naa a out of bed and begun and lumped nmn h. rlrtnr. shouting to not give him up. He then Jumped on one of the officers and began to give him artificial resnlratiun and say: 'There Is fresh blood In his ears: that Is a sign of life! Don't give up!" One of the officers got him quieted after a while, but we can hardly ever feel the same as we did before our first long experience to whom we working with a person life, and then thought we could restore be unsuccessful. My conscience Is clear that I did my duty and that he did not die on our hands. physician, "Dr. Jelks. a Memphis Mid when he saw the boy before we ho let but was he dead, that thero got a work so our conscience would he clear that we had done the best we could to save a life. pa"I don't know what was In thewould you this so you pers, but I wrote one almost who from spent facts have v.u riavliaht worklnv nn the bov. "Don't be worried about us. for this our happened about three milesa from rami very oy ramp, and waa causea dangerart. The boy went In a very ous Place, with no one to watch htm thine that never happens at our ramp. I am still dead tired and can acarcely climb theson.stairs at the camp. "Your devoted "ROPKRT C. DEAN. Camp Kla Klnia, Hardy, Ark. a, e mam-mar- ttirn In time for her Friday nlcht cursion trip. RIVER NEWS ex- cars of sheep, hogs and cattle to SHIP 53 CARS SHEEP AND 51 St Louis, Memphis and New Orleans IN HOGS PAST SIX MONTHS during the first six month of this year. The federal barge line boat Advance Mr. Alvia, who la one of the leading 13 due In Memphis some EIA-With five barges of freight In tow, night or Saturday morning. time Friday MOUNTAIN'. Miss., July 23 live stock dealers of Tippah, says that hogs are rather hard to find fur sale the federal barge line boat Choctaw arR. W. & Alvls Son, live stock now, but there Is plenty of sheep and tSpl.) rived in the local harbor Thursday The steamer flarrv Loe left Thursday dealers in this county, have shipped cattle yet In the county. St. from Louis. She had the 23. night HOU.Y SPR1NOS. ,Mi.. July Helena. The in low. One of the barges fur Friars Point and (Spl.i Lightning struck the cuivila of was Barrett billed for this purl and work of H'llpse clcareii for I "seeola. tinta boala Providence church, a negro Itaptlst ediWill to return 'Memphis Saturday. fice. In the suburbs of Holly Spring, unloading her started today. REO PASSENGER SPEED WA GONS late Thursday, ran down to the elecThe Oronoco will have Saturday or THK M)M) STANDARD OF VALUES tric light meter and then ran off In s)teamw boat. Jh.Thursday forOssmmj, packet one of the electric lights and instantly Sunday for Greenville, Mlaa., and way Imft Osceola. killed Kev. Whit Herndon. a negro points. The revivalist from Tupelo, who was conexcursion regular ' trip will be The Miewlld returned Thursday from rande Friday 73.V7.17 I nion Ave. Thone Main 788. ducting a prayer meeting in the church Pecan evening by the Princess, Point and cleared Friday mornwill leave at the foot of Moinoo at the time. ajid IK. H. C. B. Martin Claypool Hugh J. Jetton With the exception to the damage ing for Seyppd landing, but will re- - street. done to the wiring the building was not otherwise tlarnsged and no one else In the house was hurt or shocked tow-bo- CARSREO REO MEMPHIS CO. WATERWAY SUPPORTED. PKTROIT. Mich., July 23. Pledge of aupport In the effort to obtain an open waterway from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes were received today from a score or more of cities through out the Middle West and South by ma ureal jjiKcs-rit- , Lawrence Tine, water congress. In session here Business organizations In New Orleans. Houston. Pensacola and Tampa were among those sending their Indorsement of the project ORANT MADE SUPERVISOR. UTTLK ROCK. Ark.. Julv 23. Spl.) J. R. tirant. of Fayettevllie has been appointed slate supervisor of rural schools to succeed the late W. K. Ise-ter- . Mr. leader died about a week ago. I i' News of Rivers River Bulletin. Meir-'his- , Tenn., July Flood. S'.na-e- Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, ..22 Pa. .. . . f.O Louisville, Ky. .. ...28 million. h.y. .. ...43 Kansas City. Mo. ...22 St. Louis. Mo. .. . .30 Cairo. III. ...45 MK.MP!11S ...IB Helena. Ark ...42 . . . Little Rock. Ark. ...23 Miss. Vlcksburg. . . . 45 ...29 Shreveport, 1. ew Orleans, La. ...18 . Rise. 23, 1920. Rain- You Won't Find Service On the Bargain Counter . Of course there are exceptions, but in the mat- ter of clothes they are very isolated instances. Those who et something for nothing usually pay all it's worth. The man, therefore, who continually trades at a thoroughly reliable shop that enjoys a reputation for integrity that has been founded on giving the best possible values by selling only the highest merchandise at a legitimate profit the year grade round is usually the one who has the last, the best and 'the longest laugh. Straw Hate, Priettley't Mohairs and Tropical Worsteds, and other summer weaves. Manhattan popular Shirts, Vassar Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear. ,0 .00 .0 ft A.5 0.4 .00 .10 .00 .10 .no 0 5 14.(1 17.8 25. n.l o 1 19.3 24 I 0.3 3.5 25 9 -- 0.3 (l 15 7 10.1 0.0 .0 .00 .01 .00 .02 Home-Mad- "ClothiersHatters Haberdashers" Fall. R1VI2R 6y2 a- ...40c Chops CLOSE AT 10 PJU. Store No. 2 144 S. Main St. Opposite Hotel Gayoso MEATS, JUICY AND SWEET SPECIAL TILL 12 NQON Pure Hog Lard Smoked Shoulders (4 to 6 average),... IXL Breakfast Bacon (sliced) Longhorn Cheese (full cream) 33c AFTER 12 M. AS BELOW ADVERTISED TRIMMED PORK. MISCELLANEOUS. FORKCABT. 49 The Mississippi will not change much In this district the next two during lb. ...28o ...23o ...29o ...1So .18Vic ...32c ...37o ...350 ,1'2e ...2e ...30c ...25c lb. Flkdream Creamery Butter, lb Pure iJird. , lb 60o 20 Best Lard Substitute, lb 22'jO White House ,Nut Oleo. lb....35o White House Special Oleo, lb..30o 32o Peanut Butter, lb 50o Salami Sausajre. lb 5o Boiled Ham (sliced), lb 0o Smoked Ham (sliced), lb 3So Smoked Ham Butts, lb 30c Smoked Ham Hocks, lb ' lb. Loin Tork Roast, lb ...S5e Loin Pork Chops, lb ...350 Solid Meat Pork Roast, lb... ..30e Fresh Pork Hams, whole, lb. ...32c . . ,24o Best Dry Bait Side, lb Ib Fresh Sparer-lbs- . .22',o Country Pork Sausage, lb.. ...29c Mixed Sausage, lb ...18o Boneless Corned Beef, lb... ...2fta TvTa Barnn (by piece), lb... IXL Smoked Hamc, lb ...42o . . ,4o IXti Bacon (sliced), Ib Smoked Shoulders, lb ...26c ,,.o JOHN SPRICH A SONS. Inc. o o eeniine Aspirin Bayer introduced Aspirin to physicians 19 years ago-Al- ways mmt Ail' say "Bayer" Kwart Autrey, Prof. Reuben Griffith. Mrs J. K. Brown and Mlaa Annie I Brown. LICENSES. A. O. Boese BIRTHS. Ira and Rosa Harrison Cato, "10 Richmond, date not given: girl. William P. and Kvalee Bee, Baptist Memorial hospital. Julv 17: girl. Julius (nd Nellie Torclgllant 1008 July 17: girl. I. L. and lath, Pearl O. Williams, 610 Alabama. July 21; girl. Marvin P. and Annie Mitchell 2039 Peabody. July 13; girl. and Allrgra Kennedy, 722 Simmons. July IS; boy. Clifford and Annie Cojt, Grove avenue, July 20; girl. s'ayeit and Katie Stubberfleld, 954 D. Tag-nett- l. Dol-la- r. The "Bayer Cross" is the thumb-prin- t of genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." It protect, you against imitations and positively identifies the genuine, Aspirin pre world-famou- s Keellulv0lrl. scribed by physicians for over nineteen years. Insist on an unbroken package of genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which contains proper directions. Give Your Motor Truck Driver a Tire He Can Depend On Handy tin boxea of 12 tablets cost but a few cents Larger packages. Aspirin la the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Msnoacetlcacldeitor of Sallcyllcacld DEATHS. Shell Clenson, age 45. Bapt'st Memorial hospital, July 20; malaria. Tom u. Wicker, sge 49. IMS Sledge, .Julv 20; tuberculosis. Helen Maude Burrows, age 11 nionllin Baptist Memorial hospital, Julv 21: acliln. Ira Jesse Tucker, age 28. St. Johospital, Julv 12. peritonitis. seph's Hattlo Kudy Ogleeby. age 41. 697 N. Seventh, July 19; doudenal ulcer. Jim Putt Bunch, age 8S, General hospital, July 19; tuberculosis. Jake Easley. age 6, tH Keeley. July 20; cause unknown. Maggie Ridley, age 3J, 134 Lanham. July 22; tuberculosis. man who tells THE that motor truck drivers are not intejsted in the efficient and. economical operation of 1 their trucks has never been in a garage when DELICIOUS AND the trucks were coming in from their day's REFRESHING the bottle that answers my the cal of millions. K w5r.lwS. The Coca Cola Company. Atlanta. Ga. SmW L'jPf imUWvimy S 11 ' It hauls. Tire splitting and base separation are not things that truck drivers thought up to annoy their employers. Until the new U. S. Grainless Rubber Solid Truck Tire was ft HM created, no way had ever been found to prevent solid tires from splitting. Nor had anyone ever Valuable to Owner Only. REWARD CALL H. 5302. been able to prevent base sep' aration. of the oldest and largest rubber company in the world it is our privilege to introduce this new tire to As representatives the owners and drivers of this city. The first solid truck tire ever made that will neither split nor separate from its base. Give your driver a tire that he can depend on that he doesn't have to nurse and be thinking of all the time and watch how much more effici' ently your trucks operate. And how your tire costs go down. In purchasing a new truck consult us about the tvpe of tires to specify. ttatos Tires LOST Bunch of Keys On Second between Madison and Jackson or on Jackson between Second and Decatur. WW -- ...24Hc 46c .82c WHITE HOUSE MEAT MARKETS NORTH MAIN ST. days. HLL'K MOI'NTAIN", Miss., July S3. to President J. li (Hnl l According Brown, of Mississippi Heights academy. the training school for boys will open Its 192(l-r.r.- 'l term In September. 8ev ernl new dormltortea for boys will be the opened by U'glmilng of the session. The faculty for the coming term Is as follows: President, J. K. Brown. Prof and M. Koley, Sam Orant Itast and lva Tennve Sawyer. William M Hamil and Mrytle Hawks. C. B. owinaie ana title Koteris. W. M. Tatum and Odessa Snine. Lin nle Campbell and Nettie Blanton. Mary Johnson and Rockle Boyoe, Arthur Myatt and Kffle Harden, C. J. Cotton ana i 'alias Hicks, John Clay and Ella martin. Lb. ,22c VEAL. Ib. Shoulders.' lb. . .. .22V?0 15o Breasts, lb , i.etrs. It 2o Rib Veal Chops, lb........ CHEESE. 35c Long Horn Cream, lb. ... i 3Sa Print Cream, lb 56o American Swiss, lb 11.75 Imported Roquefort, lb Roman Peronia (whole), b..,.70e 3So Brick, lb Edelweis Umbunrer, package.. 46o FISH, Salt Tmckerel, 15c siie for. .'...10c 34c Freshedreeaed Hens BOYS' SCHOOL TO OPEN IN BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS. MARRIAGE Call on READ THE NEWS SCIMITAR CLASSIFIED ADS 26c Lb. ,aoc ,20c ,85c rt r -.j Mortgage Agency & Loan Corporation 803 Exchange Bid.. Memphis. Phone Main 1483. Breasts ' a in Bo'ivar County, Miss. .us or wme ior use. t BEEF. Rump Roast. Ib... Shoulder Roast, 11) Prime Rib. boneless, Ib Rib and Brisket Boll, lb... Chuck Roast, lb Round Steak, lb Sirloin Steak, lb Ground Beef, 3 ' !bs. for. .. Liver, lb Fresh Brains. 15c; 2 for... .1. t. e Chili Chuck Beefsteak, lb ."0 II E:-- Genuine Spring Lamb 38c Leg 35c Shoulders SPECIAL TILL 12 NOOX Shoulder Beef Roast Milk-Fe- d Veal Shoulders Spring Lamb Legs Fresh Pork Ham (half or whole) CORN-FE- SAFE INVESTMENTS Lb. FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER v U3. . - Met. Chg. full 6 0 13.1 9 4 1 4.0 OPEN AT 7 A.M. Store No. 1 137 N. Main St. Between Adams and Washington 2S. rJmBM NEWSUM MONROE AT FOURTH � 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 Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. 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 ,i rmOAY, JULY THE NEWI SCIMITAR. PAGE TEN. Scout Tradition Negro Is Killed By Sustained In Face Lightning In Church Of Great Tragedy While He Is Praying A Krmphio count of the death of drowned Charles P. iTHko. who near Hardv. Ark., Is related by Sunday Charles Dean, an Kale Scout of troop 11, Colllervlllo. Tenn., In a letter to Ma mother. The letter show that the only connection the Boy Scout camp at Hardy had with the end occurrence was the heroic rescue work done by the aroma, which, unfortunately, waa too late to be successful. The letter, which la a clear nnd vivid description of the Bov Scout spirit in helping other: "Pear Mother Yesterday a boy was drowned In Hnrdy. He had fever about 101 the day before, and still had some when he went in. He tried to swim up Into some falls and became exhausted by the swift water. Another boy tried to pull him out and waa almost drowned. He had ta be pulled out in a canoe. The boy stayed under for three hours before he was Rotten out. The peopl who not him out did not know what to do for a drowned person. Charles "We Jlmmia Orumpton, Cralf and myself were on a canoe hike and thought the crowd was a picnic. When we saw the mail boys and went to aee if we had any mall, we were told that a boy had drowned. Jimmie immediately took charts. "Jlrmnie and a Mr. Smith rave him artificial respiration for four hours, but never (tot the sllifhtest sign of life. Once his face, that waa blue, (center to turn slightly red and we were somewhat heartened. After we had worked four hours on him he got so stiff that we eould hardly bend his llmhe. A doctor then came and pronounced him dead. "It was then 6 o'clock 7H hours after be had gone down. Jimmie dressed him with the heln of his tent mates, and His mother carried him to Hardy. lives in Houston. Tex., and he was vis In Memphis, who ttlng his grandmother allowed him to come to Hardy. "Oh. mother, I did not sleep a wink last night until about 4 o'clock thin mnrnini and then onlv to dream that this morning I had gone back into enowea iomi signs Hardy and thene Doy nan tain in me cmim of life after I Hreamed that I began arti it i)ii ficial respiration again, which brought him to. Jimmie i rumpton naa a out of bed and begun and lumped nmn h. rlrtnr. shouting to not give him up. He then Jumped on one of the officers and began to give him artificial resnlratiun and say: 'There Is fresh blood In his ears: that Is a sign of life! Don't give up!" One of the officers got him quieted after a while, but we can hardly ever feel the same as we did before our first long experience to whom we working with a person life, and then thought we could restore be unsuccessful. My conscience Is clear that I did my duty and that he did not die on our hands. physician, "Dr. Jelks. a Memphis Mid when he saw the boy before we ho let but was he dead, that thero got a work so our conscience would he clear that we had done the best we could to save a life. pa"I don't know what was In thewould you this so you pers, but I wrote one almost who from spent facts have v.u riavliaht worklnv nn the bov. "Don't be worried about us. for this our happened about three milesa from rami very oy ramp, and waa causea dangerart. The boy went In a very ous Place, with no one to watch htm thine that never happens at our ramp. I am still dead tired and can acarcely climb theson.stairs at the camp. "Your devoted "ROPKRT C. DEAN. Camp Kla Klnia, Hardy, Ark. a, e mam-mar- ttirn In time for her Friday nlcht cursion trip. RIVER NEWS ex- cars of sheep, hogs and cattle to SHIP 53 CARS SHEEP AND 51 St Louis, Memphis and New Orleans IN HOGS PAST SIX MONTHS during the first six month of this year. The federal barge line boat Advance Mr. Alvia, who la one of the leading 13 due In Memphis some EIA-With five barges of freight In tow, night or Saturday morning. time Friday MOUNTAIN'. Miss., July 23 live stock dealers of Tippah, says that hogs are rather hard to find fur sale the federal barge line boat Choctaw arR. W. & Alvls Son, live stock now, but there Is plenty of sheep and tSpl.) rived in the local harbor Thursday The steamer flarrv Loe left Thursday dealers in this county, have shipped cattle yet In the county. St. from Louis. She had the 23. night HOU.Y SPR1NOS. ,Mi.. July Helena. The in low. One of the barges fur Friars Point and (Spl.i Lightning struck the cuivila of was Barrett billed for this purl and work of H'llpse clcareii for I "seeola. tinta boala Providence church, a negro Itaptlst ediWill to return 'Memphis Saturday. fice. In the suburbs of Holly Spring, unloading her started today. REO PASSENGER SPEED WA GONS late Thursday, ran down to the elecThe Oronoco will have Saturday or THK M)M) STANDARD OF VALUES tric light meter and then ran off In s)teamw boat. Jh.Thursday forOssmmj, packet one of the electric lights and instantly Sunday for Greenville, Mlaa., and way Imft Osceola. killed Kev. Whit Herndon. a negro points. The revivalist from Tupelo, who was conexcursion regular ' trip will be The Miewlld returned Thursday from rande Friday 73.V7.17 I nion Ave. Thone Main 788. ducting a prayer meeting in the church Pecan evening by the Princess, Point and cleared Friday mornwill leave at the foot of Moinoo at the time. ajid IK. H. C. B. Martin Claypool Hugh J. Jetton With the exception to the damage ing for Seyppd landing, but will re- - street. done to the wiring the building was not otherwise tlarnsged and no one else In the house was hurt or shocked tow-bo- CARSREO REO MEMPHIS CO. WATERWAY SUPPORTED. PKTROIT. Mich., July 23. Pledge of aupport In the effort to obtain an open waterway from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes were received today from a score or more of cities through out the Middle West and South by ma ureal jjiKcs-rit- , Lawrence Tine, water congress. In session here Business organizations In New Orleans. Houston. Pensacola and Tampa were among those sending their Indorsement of the project ORANT MADE SUPERVISOR. UTTLK ROCK. Ark.. Julv 23. Spl.) J. R. tirant. of Fayettevllie has been appointed slate supervisor of rural schools to succeed the late W. K. Ise-ter- . Mr. leader died about a week ago. I i' News of Rivers River Bulletin. Meir-'his- , Tenn., July Flood. S'.na-e- Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, ..22 Pa. .. . . f.O Louisville, Ky. .. ...28 million. h.y. .. ...43 Kansas City. Mo. ...22 St. Louis. Mo. .. . .30 Cairo. III. ...45 MK.MP!11S ...IB Helena. Ark ...42 . . . Little Rock. Ark. ...23 Miss. Vlcksburg. . . . 45 ...29 Shreveport, 1. ew Orleans, La. ...18 . Rise. 23, 1920. Rain- You Won't Find Service On the Bargain Counter . Of course there are exceptions, but in the mat- ter of clothes they are very isolated instances. Those who et something for nothing usually pay all it's worth. The man, therefore, who continually trades at a thoroughly reliable shop that enjoys a reputation for integrity that has been founded on giving the best possible values by selling only the highest merchandise at a legitimate profit the year grade round is usually the one who has the last, the best and 'the longest laugh. Straw Hate, Priettley't Mohairs and Tropical Worsteds, and other summer weaves. Manhattan popular Shirts, Vassar Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear. ,0 .00 .0 ft A.5 0.4 .00 .10 .00 .10 .no 0 5 14.(1 17.8 25. n.l o 1 19.3 24 I 0.3 3.5 25 9 -- 0.3 (l 15 7 10.1 0.0 .0 .00 .01 .00 .02 Home-Mad- "ClothiersHatters Haberdashers" Fall. R1VI2R 6y2 a- ...40c Chops CLOSE AT 10 PJU. Store No. 2 144 S. Main St. Opposite Hotel Gayoso MEATS, JUICY AND SWEET SPECIAL TILL 12 NQON Pure Hog Lard Smoked Shoulders (4 to 6 average),... IXL Breakfast Bacon (sliced) Longhorn Cheese (full cream) 33c AFTER 12 M. AS BELOW ADVERTISED TRIMMED PORK. MISCELLANEOUS. FORKCABT. 49 The Mississippi will not change much In this district the next two during lb. ...28o ...23o ...29o ...1So .18Vic ...32c ...37o ...350 ,1'2e ...2e ...30c ...25c lb. Flkdream Creamery Butter, lb Pure iJird. , lb 60o 20 Best Lard Substitute, lb 22'jO White House ,Nut Oleo. lb....35o White House Special Oleo, lb..30o 32o Peanut Butter, lb 50o Salami Sausajre. lb 5o Boiled Ham (sliced), lb 0o Smoked Ham (sliced), lb 3So Smoked Ham Butts, lb 30c Smoked Ham Hocks, lb ' lb. Loin Tork Roast, lb ...S5e Loin Pork Chops, lb ...350 Solid Meat Pork Roast, lb... ..30e Fresh Pork Hams, whole, lb. ...32c . . ,24o Best Dry Bait Side, lb Ib Fresh Sparer-lbs- . .22',o Country Pork Sausage, lb.. ...29c Mixed Sausage, lb ...18o Boneless Corned Beef, lb... ...2fta TvTa Barnn (by piece), lb... IXL Smoked Hamc, lb ...42o . . ,4o IXti Bacon (sliced), Ib Smoked Shoulders, lb ...26c ,,.o JOHN SPRICH A SONS. Inc. o o eeniine Aspirin Bayer introduced Aspirin to physicians 19 years ago-Al- ways mmt Ail' say "Bayer" Kwart Autrey, Prof. Reuben Griffith. Mrs J. K. Brown and Mlaa Annie I Brown. LICENSES. A. O. Boese BIRTHS. Ira and Rosa Harrison Cato, "10 Richmond, date not given: girl. William P. and Kvalee Bee, Baptist Memorial hospital. Julv 17: girl. Julius (nd Nellie Torclgllant 1008 July 17: girl. I. L. and lath, Pearl O. Williams, 610 Alabama. July 21; girl. Marvin P. and Annie Mitchell 2039 Peabody. July 13; girl. and Allrgra Kennedy, 722 Simmons. July IS; boy. Clifford and Annie Cojt, Grove avenue, July 20; girl. s'ayeit and Katie Stubberfleld, 954 D. Tag-nett- l. Dol-la- r. The "Bayer Cross" is the thumb-prin- t of genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." It protect, you against imitations and positively identifies the genuine, Aspirin pre world-famou- s Keellulv0lrl. scribed by physicians for over nineteen years. Insist on an unbroken package of genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which contains proper directions. Give Your Motor Truck Driver a Tire He Can Depend On Handy tin boxea of 12 tablets cost but a few cents Larger packages. Aspirin la the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Msnoacetlcacldeitor of Sallcyllcacld DEATHS. Shell Clenson, age 45. Bapt'st Memorial hospital, July 20; malaria. Tom u. Wicker, sge 49. IMS Sledge, .Julv 20; tuberculosis. Helen Maude Burrows, age 11 nionllin Baptist Memorial hospital, Julv 21: acliln. Ira Jesse Tucker, age 28. St. Johospital, Julv 12. peritonitis. seph's Hattlo Kudy Ogleeby. age 41. 697 N. Seventh, July 19; doudenal ulcer. Jim Putt Bunch, age 8S, General hospital, July 19; tuberculosis. Jake Easley. age 6, tH Keeley. July 20; cause unknown. Maggie Ridley, age 3J, 134 Lanham. July 22; tuberculosis. man who tells THE that motor truck drivers are not intejsted in the efficient and. economical operation of 1 their trucks has never been in a garage when DELICIOUS AND the trucks were coming in from their day's REFRESHING the bottle that answers my the cal of millions. K w5r.lwS. The Coca Cola Company. Atlanta. Ga. SmW L'jPf imUWvimy S 11 ' It hauls. Tire splitting and base separation are not things that truck drivers thought up to annoy their employers. Until the new U. S. Grainless Rubber Solid Truck Tire was ft HM created, no way had ever been found to prevent solid tires from splitting. Nor had anyone ever Valuable to Owner Only. REWARD CALL H. 5302. been able to prevent base sep' aration. of the oldest and largest rubber company in the world it is our privilege to introduce this new tire to As representatives the owners and drivers of this city. The first solid truck tire ever made that will neither split nor separate from its base. Give your driver a tire that he can depend on that he doesn't have to nurse and be thinking of all the time and watch how much more effici' ently your trucks operate. And how your tire costs go down. In purchasing a new truck consult us about the tvpe of tires to specify. ttatos Tires LOST Bunch of Keys On Second between Madison and Jackson or on Jackson between Second and Decatur. WW -- ...24Hc 46c .82c WHITE HOUSE MEAT MARKETS NORTH MAIN ST. days. HLL'K MOI'NTAIN", Miss., July S3. to President J. li (Hnl l According Brown, of Mississippi Heights academy. the training school for boys will open Its 192(l-r.r.- 'l term In September. 8ev ernl new dormltortea for boys will be the opened by U'glmilng of the session. The faculty for the coming term Is as follows: President, J. K. Brown. Prof and M. Koley, Sam Orant Itast and lva Tennve Sawyer. William M Hamil and Mrytle Hawks. C. B. owinaie ana title Koteris. W. M. Tatum and Odessa Snine. Lin nle Campbell and Nettie Blanton. Mary Johnson and Rockle Boyoe, Arthur Myatt and Kffle Harden, C. J. Cotton ana i 'alias Hicks, John Clay and Ella martin. Lb. ,22c VEAL. Ib. Shoulders.' lb. . .. .22V?0 15o Breasts, lb , i.etrs. It 2o Rib Veal Chops, lb........ 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FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER v U3. . - Met. Chg. full 6 0 13.1 9 4 1 4.0 OPEN AT 7 A.M. Store No. 1 137 N. Main St. Between Adams and Washington 2S. rJmBM NEWSUM MONROE AT FOURTH  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/. 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