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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17
JACKSONVILLE MEETING NOT
AFFECTED.
The Work of Preparing for the SUM-
day School Congress Still Con-
tinues with Increased Activity.

Nashville, Tenn, April 8.-"The
change of the meeting place of the
1908 session of the National Baptist
Convention from New York to the
beautiful proud, historic and wealthy
city of Lexington KY, was made
March 26 by the Executive Boards in
session in this city. The change will
not interfere in the least with the
date, the time, the place or the eX-
tensive program for the coming SEES
sion of the National Baptist Sunday
School Congress and Young Peoples
ChautauQua, which is to be held in
Jacksonville, Fla, at Bethel Baptist
Institutional Church, beginning We'd
nesday morning, June "a, and contin-
uning until Monday, June 49," said Mr.,
Henry Allen Boyd, Secretary of the
Sunday School Congress movement,
in speaking to your correspondent to-
day about the action of the Executive
Boards. 1t was also learned from
him that the work Of preparing the
list of subjects to be discussed at the
Congress is being rapidly pushed and
that they would be announced through
the columns of the National Baptist
Union, the official organ of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, at an early
date. Although the program is in its
embryonic state, it was learned that
many prominent men have consented
to speak. Among them states Mr.
Boyd, will be found the following:
Rev. w. b. Reed pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Madison, N. j.; Mr..
Hugh r. Mussellman (white), Super
intendent Sunday School Training De-
partment American Baptist Publica-
ton Society, Philadelphia, Pa; Rev.
A. A. Cosey Mound Bayou, Miss;
Rev. n D. Broughton (white), SUI
perintendent Sunday School Peda-
gogy Southern Baptist Sunday
School Board, Raleigh, N. c., and
Lieut.. Col Allen Allensworth, United
States Army Tetired), of Los An
geles Cal. These are but a few Of
the many prominent men who have
expressed their intentions to be
present"
"The musical feature will no doubt
attract large audiences. Special mu-
sic has been written; an anthem,
Hail the Baptist Congress, has been
prepared by Profs. Thos. WI. Tobias,
of New Orleans, and will be the open
ink piece for the occasion; another
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17
THE FIFTH WARD BAPTIST
CHURCH, GAINESVILLE.

The Fifth Ward Baptist Church, of
Clarksville, Tenn, celebrated the first
anniversary of the pastorate of Rev.
Y. J. GOodall Sunday, April u. The
church was beautifully decorated with
palms, and the choir was at its best
The program was we'll executed and
those taking part were unstinted in
their praise of Rev. T. G, Goodall. The
church presented him with a gold
headed umbrella as a tangible express
sion of her appreciation of his eX-
cellent service. Rev. w. S. Ellington
preached the anniversary sermon. His
text was, Exodus 14:15-"Speak unto
the children Of Israel that they go
forward" His subject was, Leader
ship, Essential to Success" He said
that we are in great need of leaders
that are morally sound and that are
infuentially strong; leaders that are
Intellectually competent, and that are
of our own flesh and blood. He de-
clared that Pharaoh could not have
led Israel out of bondage into the
Promised Land, even if he had so de
sired, because he belonged to another
race, and was, therefore, not capable
Of that sympathy for the Hebrews
which inspires confidence. The speak
er then briefly reviewed several cen
turtles of our race life, and concluded
by saying that we have only had the
benefits of leadership about forty
years; prior to that we were not led
like men, but driven like cattle. At
night the clerk of the church read the
annual financial report showing that
the church had raised upwards of sew
enteen hundred dollars, The mem
bership is increasing rapidly and the
congregation is one of the largest in
the state
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17

anthem is The Beatitudes.' All of
these special selections will be rem
dered by a chorus of one hundred
voices which will eclipse the singing
at any denominational meeting ever
held in the United States. A great
advantage this year will be that the
Congress convenes at a time when all
Of the schools are closed for the
summer, thus enabling the educators
of the race to be present"
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17
BUSY BEE CLUB.

There was a meeting of the Busy
Bee Club on Monday, April 10, at the
residence of Miss Sara A. E. Jones,
419 First avenue, South Business
of importance came before the
meeting. Mrs, R. L. Miles is presi-
dent of the organization: Mrs. A. M.
Townsend is the secretary.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17

GORDON CHAPEL NOTES.
Rev D. Gordon, the founder of the
church, was here and preached Sun
day morning and Sunday night for
Rev DOWel.
Rev. Dowell is assisting Rev Utley
with his district conference.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-04-17
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16
How Newspaper Cartoon is Made

can idea An idea My eraser for an idea"
The newspaper cartoonst Bit Illustrated
when he happened to turn himself about to discover
that gentleman who called himself Mr. Inquisi
tive had caught him at his morning pursuit.
But you never saw newspaper cartoonist who
wasn't able to pull himself together in jiffy-pro-
vided he be feeling in his usual spiritsand this par
ticular one exception to the rule. He planted
bland smile upon his erstwhile puckered counte
nance, and inquired the nature of the present long
ings of his visitor.
81 want to know all about the process of
making newspaper cartoons Some people tell me
that they turned out by machinery. gross
in second, and others say that the man the job
is compelled to draw each picture separately each
individual copy of the newspaper. Now, between
these two propositions, you will agree, there is
wide difference to facility and if you don't mind,
| want to KNOWN other words, my anxiety is to be
shown"
&c. off they go into the mazes. And Mr.. In
quisitve got onto the whole process. He found
that of the first troubles encountered by the
toonist to get the idea, his sudden descent
upon the artist in his den disclosed. Having fixed
upon his subject the cartoonst visits the office of
Tho aI; ,;of IL
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16

idea is used Then the caricaturst HES himself
back to his den and takes large sheet of cardboard
and lead pencil and goes to work to sketch out
his idea in the rough That completed, he again
goes to the chief who will voice his opinion in
THAT is all right'--sometmes in long while,
it doesn't sound quite like hat-and then the artist
proceeds to draw careful lines with ink. This
part of the work completed, he makes third visit
to the chief, who casts critical eye upon the fin
ished product The examination is not stated to be
critical necessarily, from artistic point of view,
but from the measure of policy and sentiment for,
however versatile newspaper editor is supposed
to be, and usually is he may not have the artistic
temperament But before the work go any
farther, it is necessary to get the chiefs 20. K.
This procured, the drawing is sent to the etching
room. Here the original is placed before large
camera being exposed to the rays of powerful cleo
rc light and is reduced to the size desired for the
paper. After the negative is developed print of the
same is made upon sheet of zinc which has been
properly senstized Thick ink is then rolled over
the plate by means of rubber roller, the ink adj
herring only to the lines of the drawing they ap-
pear upon the metal Next, fine, red powder,
called dragons blood, is spread the plate, and
o the damp lines of ink. At this particular time the
ackward upon the plate, though drawn in red-ink
shiny surface of the zinc plate. The drawing hav
nserred to the metal, the plate is placed gas
ed jets, and the ink and dragons blood burned
resist the action of the acid afterwards utilized The
ed into bath of diluted nitric acid, which eats the
where the linked lines appear the back of the plate
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16

Gan idea for a weather cartoon comes in
handy when the news is slack, although
such "a cartoon as the above appears much
out of place when the weather man orders
balmy spring day to go along with t)
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-16

the with whom he ACCESSIBILITY of
utilizing the idea which he has evolved AS rule the caroons has
his this because his special business devote him
self to the requirements of the days this line fit the policy
the that him much 1t sometimes happens,
though that the editor has himself subject in that
he shall consider be of pressing Importance than the
child of the BRAIN the sheved the editorial
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN NTRADING.-Transaction in this mar
ket for foreign account amounted TO- ABOUT io'voo
shares all sales the principal issues soid pens
limited States Steel common and Union faCinC'
American stocks in London were Irregular and IN
cned to sell off. The genera! market was hisher'
although the trading was In restricted Vo'uiiie-
Consols strong. Most OF the tradlns ID Lon
don represented evening up In preparation Tor tne
fortnightly settlement. which begins to-day
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The regular quarterly
dividend of 2 per cent has been declared on the
preferred stock OF the Casen Company OF America
nsvehIe ON February 10 The directors Of the New
York and Queens Electric Light and Power Com
nany have declared the regular semi annual diVl-
dend of 2H per cent the preferred stock payaoie
ON February TO- The directors OF the Rome. Wa
tertown & Ogdensburg Railroad Company nave oe-
ciared the regular quarterly dividend OF l.. per
cent. payable on February 10
CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES total
amount OF Clearing House loan certificates sfl
outstanding is $500 900. representing the oosa-
tions OF three banks.
OFFERING OF BONDS.-William A. Read Co.
of New York. offer to investors sCoo'" of Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company i12 per
cent consolidated mortgage gold bonds. due l994,
interest payable May and November l. These
bonds are exempt from taxation in New YORK ana
Pennsylvania and legal investment Tor saw
ings hanks srd trust funds In New York and Con-
nectcut They offered at 10li. and interest at
which price they net the purchaser nearly f1z per
cent The bankers Will supply the special circular
regarding this security on application
HENRY CLEWs TO SPEAK AGAIN-Henry
CI.ws will address the Chamber of Commerce OF
Cleveland at their annual dinner this evening MT
Clews will be the only speaker and the suDject OF
his address will be THE Financial and Business
Situation"
UTAH COPPER COMPANY NOT IN CON5oLl-
DATION-C VI. MacNeill. president OF the Titan
Copper Company. denies, as far as his company 4e
concerned the reports of a coming consoioation o.
the Utah Copper Company the Boston Consoh-
dated. the Nevada Consolidated and the Cumber-
land Ely,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
~ nlisted.
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. Wit
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

The over Sunday news was not or sor'
likely to encourage bull enthusiasm In STOCKS
including as it did the announcements OF tle
bringing Of the governments action against the
Union Pacific and the placing in liquidation Oh
the National Bank of North America. but after
brief period Of uncertainty and decline the
market turned strong, the advance continuing
during the greater part OF the session. Win
maximum gains of two or three points IN most
of the active issues A recession in the after
noon resulted in the loss of most Of the early
advance but the close saw net gains in almost
all cases. The market had been largely over
sold last week, according TO the general 1udS-
ment. and ripe for a rally. which the IN
creasing ease of the money market, SHOWN IN
the heavy addition the surplus reserve in
SATURDAYS bank statement, as well as IN the
cheapness OF money, helped along. Gail money
again ruled per cent and under and time
funds Were once more offered in quantity al the
comparatively low rates prevailing at the ehd ol
the last week.
Union Pacific advanced with the general list
despite the announcement of the action to COM
pei the company to divest itself of its control OF
the Southern Pacific and of its interest in Great
Northern and Northern Pacific and Atchlson, as
the institution of proceedings by the government
had been looked for and had been discounted by
the stock market. The company has already
shown its intention and desire to set aside It's
holdings Of stocks OF other companies. but will
fight the attempt to deprive it Of the Southern
Pacific, the control Of which is necessary to
assure to the Union Pacific independent out
let TO the Pacific Coast, and its friends profess
no anxiety over the outcome Of that contest
The decision of the National Bank of North
America to apply TO the Controller Of the Cur
renCy 10 appoint receiver also did not come
as a surprise 10 the Street since the difficult
position of the bank had been well understood
and the best opinion had been from the panic
time that liquidation must ultimately come
One two other institutions may be obliged to
take the same step, but no bank failures are
looked for, and the closing of a bank too badly
crippled to hope 10 work itself for indefinite
length of time into condition Of safety and
ease would not be regarded by the financial
community as a bearish development. The for
eign exchange market strong yesterday, de-
mand sterling advancing Il cent on the low
rates for money at this centre and now being
not much below the export level but it IS not
expected among foreign bankers that an export
movement will be seen in the near future.
Rumors Of fresh financing by large railway
systems the direct OF the market
weakness of the afternoon, the most widely
spread report being that the Union Pacific was
making preparations for raising about $4,000
900. The bond market strong and active
during the day, the sales aggregating than
Sc 600. against $3,65O,000 Monday of last
week, and covering a wide range of issues.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
United STATES REALTY & IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.

III Broadway. New York. January 90 lss
Psalr,- z InSuroverneut CJmpauv held this Ia
2 dividend ot and oEe-raf per cent vs. ss 49, =
nsvabIe on February 1St stockholders nl Iecoiu "
me close OF business January 18th l"'
E NJ FELLOWS Trsasursr
Norfolk and Western Railway totnp9'ss .,-s.
The Board Of Directors has declared upon G - - ~
mani Preferred stock sen-anuUai dividend or lE9 -
lars per share. PAYABLE az the office ~ ne Ss-
go r,IIiIding PHILADELPHIA ard after FeoEaA
Iqtb IaaS 10 The Adjustment Preferred st9sSaot
record at the close business Feoruary ~ -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-Money call opened at 2
per cent; highest, per cent; lowest IL per cent
closing. 113Q134 per cent; last loan, ia per cent
ruling rate, , per cent Time money opened the
week freely offered meeting with a moderate de-
mand. Rates were 4d4l4 per cent for thirty sixty
and ninety days, and AZ per cent for four, five and
six months. Some year money placed {
per cent; for shorter periods there virtually
demand. Mercantile paper offered with
freedom but exceeded demand. although alb
sOrptiOn fairly good. especially from the West
and from New England. Rates. ago per q
fndorsed bills receivable and choice single names
and 6G6;a per cent for those not well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The foreign exchange
market opened firm at an advance of ga 10 points
i'm sterling to 4.S155l64S765 for cables S7I0@
S1f5 for demand sterling and 4 S3%4 $685. for
sixty-day bills Short francs quoted 5.lS7s
plus 1-32 and short reichsmarks 80 plus i-32
Bankers posted rates were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
AUCTION Sales-Financial.

Auction Sales-Financial.
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auetrons.r.
REtUI-4R AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN 4. MULLER & SON.
OFFICE no. 80 WILLIAM ST.
Wednesday, Jan. 29th, 1903,
EzcHA2GR K iz.sS E Sal sSLEsK6oM. 81 JOS
Nos. IA AND yESEY STREET
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Is shs. Morton Trust Co
10 1s shs SiiDi Coal and ri Iron a NatioHa Bank " r.
81 600 Amerean Tobacco CO ?. c. Gold Bds 1851
H2s oS q H. 'a5J'' & q Fs6 H. 1908 O. to sa; a o.
Garrett b. Lindernan. with interest At 5 D =
ss7. 600 s.. Cecilia sugar 60 1st Nge p Bds iss
By ORDER OF ExEcgToRs ESTATE OF
s.. 600 chss & oho Rsway Co lsr Coasla- p c Goa
$1,000 cSs. Z Ohio R'way Co Ge81 1uss. Al pss
81. coo Afehi.on. Topeka santa Fe P P GENT Mtg.
$1,000 Union Pacific e. Z Is IN Mtss P r ard Land
81 coo Erie faiixa 90. Consd- SI-se. ?. Cod sss
900 Peoria fs- Eastern E-way Co lss Caasi4 .n.
81 900 cbS cieve Col Csnn. indianapolis Rwav Gsar
81 coo SoTfhern Paeiac-Grea5 northern Joint sa.
60 600 y p Z lack G < western Rway Co Ist Mtg.
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BY ORDER or EXECUTORS
IS IS siis shs ci1izsns gu yc Central s;a;.l Bank
a. siis. Nassau Bank OF y y
EoF ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
~, 80 s,s- s,1s aT1fass SaI,. { eenectad r r Co
70 shs srosdTay }r,sss s ' o = OF = est hester Caay
- shs Title Insurance. Co. y y
% o. sh shs Ns Yorli iIarbor Estate common
@ :SSS Eris 5: IsH ! B {..1 Efa'i Sfs IS s YEA
$1,000 Cleveland Tegaainai Term = 'A--7S ~ H. '' A's'
8, oo P PP.. g 9S1 Fr1s Z w Western r p ID N,g- b.
e. ooo isaIra, p p OF y = GenL lI-ss , Bda,
= so, sns fTadsT & New York Ferry Co. 1st Mgs sp.
"a 81. ha5 Sa 4ork Sla Mo1tgass and Security Co
90 Mercantile National BANK
So shs Nassau Bank Cf y L
90 90 :ss ~, Nsten Nss my inon Telegraph IS 1898
= shs Carnesge DIR Lrast Storage and Construction Co
90 hs ss Tinted States Industrial Alcohol @
$500 asns PoEde s &C. % % s9FPn P 2s2Is 8lg ass 81 =,
esrh.s esr .n beiongi1g to Egg BaEins Powder @ 2
Wess yI5seif n Action '8Es aHd assets belonging aid Es
an o. Sang aS Yor Cit Taxexernp5 Resstd ga Baa.
% 81. das German Exchange Bank
g ef., efs WheeiinE Lake Erie Equipment
s2s 200 Standard coraase Co Adjustment p c Bs1-
goo coo New York city Tax-exeupt Fsssta 80 sas
100 ,bs. 92s Yew NST Sfas,eTiam Natl Bank
$50 $50 ss s ee6nd sGnSFl Avenue r r Mtg sds
a sbs Joseph Dixon Crucible Co -. ,s,a
e. 600 Park & TffOrd - p G. BNs A7oo-
.a1 shs Union Typewriter Co common
IA sbs Carnegie Trust Co
20 shs Mercantile Natl Ban6
z shs trust Co
CITY Investing Co
900 T-,tiar9ro1ud Electric p ways % DonGon
notes due June l. 1Sto
az shs Carnegie Trust Co
~ shs New Amsterdam Natl Ba1lK-
roo sbs (arl Bank o North America
s2 Mercantile Natl Bank
5xbs Pond K Mortgage Guarantees O.
0sEs Manhattan Company Bank
5shs Insulated Wire < Caole %
* shs safety Insulated Wire < Caole 90
100 shs Pacific coast 90. ID ptd-
100 zhs Carnegie Trust Co
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities speculation
was rather light, although prices showed decid-
edlv nrmer tendency in number Of the mining
Stocks The inward tendency of the stock market
was not reflected 10 any marked extent tho
activity being mostly confined 10 low priced issues
L2utta coalition Boston Nevada Consolidated. Cum
harlapdE,1v and Greene Cananea decidedly
better Union developed considerable strength on
AN increased volume of dealings. Nevada-Utah ana
Attcr,ac xrere irregular Davis-Daly hrmer
TRINITY and Superior and Pfttsburg were slightly
higher Goldheld stocks were generally strong on
fair activity Standard OIL ruled strong put que',
No-thern Securities stubs in better demand al
a, ,nnrovement of SO q. In bonds Adams Express
Is we're up a point Consolidated Steamship IS were
active at Is Improvement
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
Financial Meetings.
Office or
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMFASts
city or New York.
Of

BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT CuNEAS''
city OF New York.
Borough OF Brooklyn. -, ,,os
The annual meeting OF StockhoIJsrs OF the sIos. Il.
% three tSl ard ot thIes
inspectors election at the n@St s1ccs-s
annual meeting. ard for the purpos@ 70 -. n,
such other business may be duly brought ov4 rs4sr
meeting will be held Il o'clock noon on .v -, s
January Stst. 1905. the Cfnce Of The % f,T
clinton Street. Brooklyn New hotS
VIII remain for one hour ls
books viii be closed P NJ on rStl-I' -
18th 1905 and Will remain closed until w =
the day Immediately succeeding The hnai ao-'--
Of said Stockholders meeting -.,-v
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEh5IlS5r MEh5r Z
y the Stockholders or .he Revere RUBBER
viii held the Office % t-s C.nlA-s
SO 81 Reade Street. IN tbs CITY OF NeW 1eS- e-
eleventh Say February. I9tS. a. fn c-ocS y .-<
the purpose of eectng five Directors f'r ne -
ard Inspectors Election TO serve a. -
Annual Meeting and FOR the transacti1H or s',1
The Transfer Books VIII be closed fE1ul Ian---s -
1905 February II. 1905. ,-..,-r
January 2Stl. 1905 j. a MtlN -'Stl- e7o--
A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fo- Ths s-sr 80
~ received their UPTOWN o---e- L'o1 7- asss-
Seth and 35th stS. until O clock o. n Z
tIseTnents received the following branch =.
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st. 251 West 42d between sth SnI 90 - -
26S 125th 1888 81 between lo'h a. 81
SITS 81 Sfst 15oS ist sN "a .S
st: I37 East t25th $50 fremont ave, o'~ ~
American District Telegraph ONCE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished by Eyer Co. No. 81 wall .,rees)
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28
FERRY COMPANIES.

interchangeable tRegistered. tCoupon.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-28

FOREIGN MONEY MARkET-Call money In
London per cent open market discount rate for
short bills. 31am3a4 per cent; long bills, 32d32.
Ler cent. Berlin discount rate 4L per cent. Paris
discount rate, per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don % francs 1872 centimes Bar gold. rs Cd Ber-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 49i4 pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Rritsh consols for
money. So 1915 per cent: for the account, s5's.
French rentes, % francs % centimes.