(Madys Jones. My husband had gone to California. Mrs. Jenkins seemed such a sweet little woman, and when he asked me for my baby I thought it best to give it to her.
After Mrs. Jenkins left the Natchez hospital, the health of Mrs. Graham began to improve. Her husband had returned from California and renewed the quest for his wife. They were reunited the early part of last December.
"We then hired detectives," Mrs. Graham told the Juvenile Judge, "and traced Mrs. Jenkins to Cary, Miss. At first she attempted to deny she ever had met me. Later, under severe questioning, she broke down and admitted she was the woman to whom I had given my baby, but she would not let either my husband or myself see the infant.
"We did not have an officer with us and could not force the woman to turn over the child. When he finally had obtained the services of an officer and returned to the Jenkins home in Cary she had gone, taking my baby with her.
"We traced her to Vicksburg," Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Burns, who conducted a nursery at 887 Kney street, now come into the narrative.
"On Jan. 24 last," they said, "a woman, who gave her name as Mrs. Dorothy Brown, brought a baby to our house. She said she could not work and keep her baby, but she would pay for its keep.
"Now enters T. M. Jenkins.
Advertise for Wife.
Mr. Jenkins came to Memphis last night to ask of his missing wife after a search of three months all over the South.  He decided to advertise and offer a reward. Down in Oyburg, Miss., Mrs. B. O. 