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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
News Of NJ ennphls
10 Years AGO.

Memphis troops, of the militia, are
guarding prisoners arrested at Reelfoot
lake in the night rider disturbances
there.
Congressman John Sharp Williams Is
evidently stirring up things in Illinois
and Indiana, Judging from the reports
of his speeches.
The sudden disappearance this week
of the tail Of the comet has astonished
astronomers.
George Robertson, In a 120-horse
power Locomobile, won the fourth Van
derbilt cup race at the new motor park
way at Long Island yesterday.
Middling cotton closed here yesterday
at 8 LIE cents.
Another pretty October wedding vas
solemnized Oct. IA at the home Of Rev.
!. N, Strother, uniting in marriage Miss
Lillian F. Heckle and David II. Neel.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Van Vleet are
home from a trip abroad.
The Wizard of OF" will be shown
this week at the Bijou theater.
Reports from st. Joseph, Mo, say
that section is suffering from one of
the worst Billiards in the history Of
the city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
mot 7

Testimony of Dana Clark Cobb. one
Of several students charged with riot
Ing, before Judge Hoyt in the city court
Of New Haven:
The Court-Young man, YOU are
charged with willfully disoheying the
orders of a uniformed officer Of the
city police on the night when, it is
alleged, you and your fellow defendants
we're guilty of rioting. What have you
to say for yourself?
Defendant Cobb respectfully deny
that l am guilty, your honor.
The Court-Do you deny the truth OF
the statement of the policeman?
Defendant Cohb-Not precisely. sir.
l would have obeyed his order. but ]
was unable to do so,
The Court-How is that. sir?
Defendant Cobb was alone. sir,
standing in front OF Heuberlein's, and
could not obey the policeman's order
without assistance.
The Court-what did the policeman
order you to do2 $3.50.
Defendant Cobb-He ordered me tc
dispense.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
I, ever I. am He that comforteth you.

!, even I am He that comforteth you.
list. Ii, IL.
Shine, Lord, and my terrors shall cease.
The blood Of atonement apply,
And lead me to Jesus for peace.
The Rock that Is higher than |.
Let, l pray Thee, Thy merciful kind
ness be for my comfort.-Ps. CXix, rs.
=
Thrift consists in the ingathering and
putting out of money. 1t decides how
and to what extent we save and spend.
T. 7. Munger.
The very secret and essence of thrift
consists in getting things into higher
values, AS the cold turns into a flower,
as the flower inspires a poet; as bread
becomes vital force, and vital force
feeds moral purpose and aspiration, so
should all our savings and outgo have
regard to the higher ranges and appe-
tiles of our nature. If you have a dol
lar, or a hundred, to spend, put 1t into
something above the average of your
nature that you may be attracted to 1t.
True thrift is the science of spending
upward, that is, for the higher facul-
ties. Beyond what is necessary for
bodily wants and well-being, every dol
lar spent for the body is a d~erogation
OF manhood. Get the better thing,
never the inferior. Suppers, balls, drink,
billiards, these call from below. Rather
buy a book, or take a journey. or be7s
stow a gift.-Ibid. "a
Dayton Ohio. u
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
DOCK EXTENSIONS.

Vessels Of deep draught will soon be
able to proceed up the river as far
rs London bridge now that the city's
large dock extensions are nearing COM
pletion. The main dock at the Royal
Albert dock has been e~xcavated to the
fun depth OF. SO feet over an area Of
~ acres, and quay walls of $3.50 feet
completed. The Tilbury main dock ex-
tension Is now finished. These works
will make It more profitable and con-
venient for large vessels to discharge
and load cargoes at London than form
erly, and add considerably to the IA
cilitles available 70 such craft,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
News Of Memphis
IS Years AGO.
Twice Told Tales
OCrORER 2h. 1919.

DC TOBER 70, 1898.
The G. T. Herrold Publishing com
pany was burned to the ground yes
terday, when it caught fire in the base
ment; damage estimated at $4,000.
River packets report a manifest of
about 1000 bales of cotton, 1000 sacks
Of c~ottonseed and scores of passengers.
Master and Man" opens today at
the Lyceum theater after a successful
soiourn in Birmingham.
Miss Lillian Lewis is enhancing audi
ences at the Orpheum this week, where
she heads the bill.
Mrs. Ada Renfro has received word
from her son, George +. Renfro, that
he has arrived in Berlin, where he will
study for eight months.
Maj. Johnson Vance Williams, Con-
federate veteran, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. David Seelig, High
street, last night.
The Litchfield Car Works company
Litchfield. KY, will begin Immediately
its plans for big car works on the
Binghamton tract.
Dedication of the new Memphis audi
forum will occur tonight, and prepare
tions have been made for a record
gathering.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
so WOULD WE.

Jake Jackson, a native of Georgia,
was summoned to court on an assault
charge.
The state brought into court the
weapons used-a huge pole, a dagger,
a pair Of shears, a saw and a gun.
Jackson's counsel produced as the Com-
plaiuant's weapons an AK, a shovel, a
scythe. a hoe and a pair OF tongs. The
jury was out but a short while and re-
turned with this verdict: Resolved,
TINT we, the Jury. would have given s.
to see tho fight"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
SWEDISH EXPORT COUNCIL

Twenty Industrial association in Swe-
den have formed a council called De
Svenska Exportindustriernas Central
bad, or Swedish Export Industrial Gem
trail council. The purpose Of this or
ganization Is to take common action
with regard to the maintenance and
promotion Of the export business of
the industries affiliated with the enter
prise. Among the more important Of
the associations which have already be-
come connected with the council ara
the Iron institute, Swedish Cellulose
association, Swedish Wood PUN asso-
citation, Swedish Timber Export asso-
citation. General Export association of
sweden, Swedish Industrial association,
swedish Chemical Industries office,
SWe9ish Machine industries association,
Swedish Metal Goods association and
Swedish Timber Industries association.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

f II hgHN}Q
N Roy K,NoQkon:

Mr. William Bill Peters, the wel-known opry composer and fan
cnr of Pomeranian dogs, who lives at Englewood, N. j., was in our
midst Yesterday, and he had a couple of his dogs in his pockets. Il
am raising a daWg," he said, which is going to starte the civilized
and uncivitzed world. 1t is a Pomeranian whose bite is pizen to only
one class Of people, the Huns. 1t is called the Pomeranian blood
hound 1t is one size larger than a cootie and its upkeep is not ex-
pensiYe. Give 1t one sniff of limburger or sauerkraut ana it will go
and hunt up a German and bite him, If it takes two weeks. 1t is my
plan to swarm these dawgs over the Rhine by the million. They are
SO small 1t Is impossible to shoot one of EN-, and the only way the
Germans a catch them is. with fly paper.
CHANCELLORs. -.
After a fellow has chancelled a minute
Or two, he finds out that there isn't much in 1t.
And works like a Trojan and does his dadburndest,
And chancels right up to his best form and style,
They put some one else in to chancel awhile
1t matters not much at all who is the man,
The best that a chancellor gets is the can.
Though Hollweg, Mchaelis or Hertling or Max,
Wnhelm's in the woodshed a-whetting the ak.
Success for a chancellors too much to ask;
No man can perform an impossible task.
Though many a chancellor grabs for his hat,
We claim that a goat is a goat for a that.
We have heard of comic opera wars, but this seems to be a grand
opera war. At least they are advancing on the siegfried Brunnhilde
Another keen disappointment lies in the fac. that one of those so.
cent haircus doesn't" last a day longer. than the quarter ones did
ION to Berlin" is a true slogan.
Sure, we're onto Berlin.
Looks like a sure-enough fall, as Adam remarked when he left the
garden.
Herbert Hoover is Sc violently opposed to the doughnut that 1t
must be he has eaten some of them some time. They just don't seem
to agree with everybody.
shouldn't acquire the title of ex-chancenor of Germany.
Our slogan: "Tel it to Foch."
ever it is and to gain an hour or to lose one, as the case may be.
One of the best ways to kill an epidemic is to stop pressagenthng it
Will there be no end to the prtvations W e re forced to suffer or
account of the war? Now it has been decided that the manufacture
of cigar lighters for automobiles will be discontinued for the we'll
known duration.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
INHERITED.

What a cool and indifferent air Cora
has, She acts as II she didn't know
anybody was looking at her."
Yes; she inherits that. Her father
USED 70 fry g~riddlecakes in the window
OF a restaurant"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

Some OF the Northwestern railroads arc detaulting on their
obligations because the house OF Morgan would not lend them
money for less than 10 per cent. Secretary McAdoo has come
to their rescue and will help them tide over Tor a much lower
rate of interest.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
TOO LATE TO CHANGE,

Bah"
Huh? Why only last week your wife
was Dragging about it as a rare find
II mas Just dawned on us that We
ago" ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

The kaiser does not believe all those stories about the dis
covery Of America by Columbus. Wilhelm thinks that America
was not discovered until the other day. when he found out
where and what it was.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

EA When life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness are assured
the Arnenians and other victims Of bloody misrule, no one need
talk to them about heaven. They will be content here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

If Silas Wegg could read "The Decline and Fall Oil the
ARooshan Empire" up-to-date, he could interest his "Nr. Boinn"
without ever dropping into poetry"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

There will be a breathing spell between now and the fifth
Liberty loan call, but we must not waste too much breath.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
Just a Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John G. Qulnlus, the
Sunshine Man.

All my trust on Thee is stayed,
All my help from Thee l bring;
Cover my defenseless head
With the shadow of Thy wing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
For War to Victory
, Pat ED
BY 9.

AND SERVICE flag raising.
AND THE treasurer.
WAS USING Bigelow's safe.
BECAUSE SHE'S afraid of burglars.
IN HER home.
AND THE worst Of 1t Is.
THAT I'M the chairman.
OF THE block party committee.
AND I'VE ordered everything.
AND WHAT with that.
AND THE treasurer crying.
AND THE neighbors calling.
AND NE explaining.
AND TnE way they look at me.
BECAUSE I'M a stranger.
IN THE neighborhood.
AND WE'RE all working people.
AND HAVEN'T much money.
WHAT WITH that.
AND ALL the money I had.
GONE FOR Liberty bonds.
I WANT to ask you.
THAT IF you've spent it.
IF YOU can't think Of some one.
WHO CAN afford It.
AND GET 1t back for us.
AND IF you can't do that.
IF YOU know somebody.
THATLL TAKE up a collection.
AND HELP us out.
AND NEXT Friday night.
IF YOU'RE not burgling.
YOU CAN come to the block party.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

Every shot fired by the allies gives liberty a frmer foot
in the world.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25

Gen. Alenby is the real author of the Fall Of Islam," 70
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
Amt 1t a Grand and Glorious FeeIin2By Briggs

AFTER YOU HAVE 6NJoTe D
SpONp,IG VIVA An
UuKAcuON GieL FOO Some
TINE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-25
oUTD ooH SPOCU

LAAPiNG NE PNotHtE HOUNO
WHO Is 8UNER NAM A ONE
EYED ooG ma Au5AGE $40 Ee
SHcE AtI Nv MBeR WAS
CALLED ~ NE DRAFT.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
four AND ANE-HALF PER
CENT FARM LOAN BONDs

Dated November I. 1917, Due Nov
ember 1, 1887. Issued with the ap-
,royal Of the Federal Farm Loan
3oard. a Bureau Of the Treasury De-
partment Of the United States Gov
eminent.
Reedeemable at par and accrued
interest on any interest date after
five years from date Of issue.
Coupon bonds exchSngeable for res
stored bonds, VIII ch In turn are re-
-xchangeable for coupon bonds. De
nominations $1,000, $500. 500; SO
md s25.
Interest payabl em'annually, May
/ and November l., % any Federal
land bank. Principal at the bank Of
Issue. B8h principal and interest
payable In gold or lawful money
Prince io0M and Accrued interest
netting about 40 per cent to the
redeemable date lis22l and ih par
cent so long as they may remain QUIZ
standing thereafter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
THE RED CROSS NURSES oFEURoPE
ARE GIVING TOASTED
CIGARETTES TO THE BOYS

To anyone who doesn't know Of TN
wonderful advances ihathave been made
In the preparation a smoking tcbaccos
IN the last few years itniy Scsiaa arange
to speak Of toasted cigarettes
Strictly speaking we should ri ciga.
rcttcs made Of toasted tohacro; the snnos-
en- Of this country viii rrcognia, il more
readily by It's trnde name LUCKY
STRIKE Tho toasted cigarette.
The Amcs3can Tobacco Company afc
producing m lions Of there tnnatd cigi-
retlen and usse lap being bought 10
enormous Qua titles tir1ufh The various
tobacco funds conducted " he news.
rapers Of the country and Forwarded
through the Rcd csoss Society 10 the boys
n France.
This new proscss Of treating tnbaeco
no. only improvesth flavor Of the tobacco
hut Il aeals IN ibis fayor nd rla.es
the cigarettes keep bette.
The Red crols nure 10 alwayr gind 10
have a Cigarette Tor the wounded sodier,
aS IN moot instances, that Ia he AIs,
thing asked Tor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
INJURED N STREET CAR
AND TRAIN COLLISION

Mrs. n. n Gotten has called the
Signals attention to the following
Item appearing In the Dallas News
0f March 2
-Four Persons. three men and q
woman were Injured when an In
bound Houston q Texas Cetral
freight train and a wesi-bound South
Belt car crashed into each other a..
the point where tine railroad line
lntersecls Forest ave. yesterday
morning at 1920 O'Clock The street
car was badly demolished
"The injured are Mrs A. v
CLARK. Ga Adair srcst. Hslses and
Internal isisris; Hesrr pssi HStt-
ms. 82i7 Cole Avenue cut on head
and bruises about body J z For
roster, 2ei7 South Boulevard, right
leg cut; II A nstlock AIS Main
street, conductor On the car wrench
ed back aud bruises
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
aWwoH on BONDS

~ Vssera, Arn loan act vas en-.
ssssa " Us.sres. Asd approved July
". ieiS II srea,sd a bureau In
~ rSs.s-vy NpAHAeat OF tho Unit
- e,atss oevsra under the
V~aerai sup,ruson Of Federal
Hr Lon Ssart consisting OF the
nssr.,ATv - The Treasury A. chair
nan ind nur members appointed By
the Pr1Aent. The ct is entrlei
A. ACT TO provide capital for
asrieul,urNl development, to create
a s,AnaArl fern Of Investment based
vpon farm mortgages, to equallze
retes OF uterest upon farm loanf.
10 isruish q ssrket for United stss
bonls. to create eovernmeut dsPosl-
isres and fiaa.elsi sseAts FOR ths
United states. asd for other purpose'
Under " provisions the unlted
States has been divided into - Dis
tres and a Federal bank Organized
IN each district These banks which
operate under Federal authority and
governmental supervision, are au-
thorred to Issue the bonds offered
heroin.
Banks Jointly liable. Each Fed
sral land bank ia Fable for interest
payments unon presentation Of farm
loan bond coupons OF any Federal
lad bank. and every Federal land
hank 3 liable for such portion OF
the principal Of farm bonds OF any
other Federal land bank ~ shall not
hn purd after the assets Of such bank
shallhave been iiGulda,ed and dis-
trlbnted.
First Mortgages IN Security
There are deposited with the regis
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The firm Of Davenport and Kei-
ne. grain and fuel dealers have
dissolved by muiual consent ?. =
Davenport VIII continue The fuel hua.
lnas as heretofore at the same old
stand. while Jim Ketner takes over
the feed business and viii continue
to serve the people o. usual In this
limo.
Any orders placed with us VIII be
duly appreciated by us az individual
Thanking you for your liberal pat
runage in the past and respectfully
soliciting continuance OF same, We
are. Yours truly.
2. II. DAVENPORT.
~ JIM KETNER.
Snyder. Texas. March 1, 1918
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08

trar IA public official Apo nted by
the Farm Loan Board) as collateral
security for the bonds, United States
Government bonds or first morigase
on farm lands cultivated by the own
or. The amount Of loans to any one
borrower can In no case excel sl0.-
600 No loan shall exceed so PEI
cent Of tho appraised value Of the
land mortgaged and 20 per cent N
tho appraised value Of tho perms-
mont Insured Improvements thereon
Mortgages are guaranteed. Furih'
er. each mortgage 50 deposited must
be guaranteed by a national tarm
loan as.as alton OF VIII ch the borrow
or IL member and stakeholder on
This stock there is a double liability.
Each association o. required TO buy
rock In the Federal land bank OF iu
district to the amount OF Q per cent
~ me loans TO its member end ihis
stock ls held by the bank as security
for tho associations guaranty
Tho land BE- FIRST appra r'd by q
| loan committee appointed by the na-
tonal farm loan aaoeInion elaran-
teelnr the mortgage. Before Che loan
rs made the land must be Invcstlgai-
ed and appraised and o. written re-
port made by an appraiser or ap-
prsers appointed By the Federal
Farm Loan Board This appraisal
[ finally must be confirmed by The al-
reetors Of the Federal land bank of
I the district. ind before o. bond issue
ia allowed. ue original application
and appraisers report on which each
loan BE- based ls examined and passed
upon by the securities department Of
/ ihe Federal Farm Loan Board IN
/ Washington. The Farm Loan Board
may at any time call upon any land
bank for additional security to pro-
tect the bonds Issued by 90. AZ every
loan Is made on the amortization
plan. the principal oi each mortgage
/ win be regularly reduced. thus ef-
foc,inr a Continuing increase In the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL,
STATE. MUNICIPAL
AND LOCAL TAXATION


on"'' "u''''' v " ..' ~
.pp'o''u 'u's ~ ~ '"' 'H''''
''"''a vas u'''u'u nv - u'''' '''.
ana ieuefal ianu panA was ''e"''u
IN eaoh district farm loan Donus are
ilm'lli' 'n' o0''sa' on OF VIC ''"'
'ssu'ns'ne same Az uan".' 40"
ever are wv D's'e' i'"0'e '0' '''
p'Yn''". " '"Vn O'n'
Inc uhi'ea states Government
owns over ss'soo'ooo OF the cap ti'
stock OF the Federal lana banks
when was originally fs'oVo'opO ana
has since been Increased to over Slo'-
100000 These banks operate under
Federal authority and governmental
supervision
AZ security Tor these bonds there
are pledged either United States Gov
eminent bonds or guaranteed first
mortgages on farm lands cultivated
by the owner at least equal In
amount to The bonds ouis'ondins.
No mortgage loan may exceed ono
half Of the appraised value Of tho
land morieaeod md 20 per cent Of
the appraised value OF permanent
f,stfrrd fruurnvnfranfH th0roonn nH
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08

In ascertnlnIng whethei y fst-siai
annual business In licensed commod
tiles equals one hundred thousand
dollars his sales Of the mentioned
products for planting purposes are
to be included.
This Is construction placed by
United states Food Adm nistrai o.
on proclamation OF October Sth, and
corrects amy contrary Information
issued from this office"
THOs. r. OWEN,
Dht. Food Administrator.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08

Free Of Federal, State, City and To-
cal Taxes


The act states that;-The farm
loan bonds issued under the pro
visions OF This act shall be deemed
and held to be lnnrumentalitles Of
the Government Of the United States
md as such they and the income de-
rived there from shall be exempt
from Federal. State. municipal. and
local taxation.
II will be noted that this eHemp-
ton Is az complete as the exemption
OF United States Government bonds.
and that In addition to the exemp-
tlon from State. Guy snd local tar
alton. the bonds are free from the
normal and additional Federal In
come tax and need not be included
In lnoome-tsS returns.
security for Deposits, Legal for
Trua. Funds, Etc.
The bonds will be accepted at par
az security for all Government de-
posits. They may be purchased BY
banks Of the Federal Reserve sys-
TEN They are acceptable At par TO
secure postal savings deposrs They
are lawful investments for all fdu-
clary antitrust funds and security
for all deposits under the jurisdie-
ton and control OF fhe Federal Gov
eminent They are already legal IN
vostmcnts under the laws Of many o.
tho States Tor the funds OF savings
hsuks. insurance companies. guard
ians and trustees. and Legislation Il
pending to maize them legal In many
other slater.
Thrse bords may be bought from
the Farm Losn Board. Washington.
D. c.. or from any one Of The Fed
erai Land Banks located respective
ly ~ Springfield Mass Baltimore
Nd Columbia. S c.; Louisville.
Ky. New Orleans, La; 81. Louis,
Mo; 81. Paul. MINI; Houston. Texas
wichita. Rans Houston. Te1As;
Berkeley. Cal. and Spokane. Wash
February 1. 1918. Circular No 3
Issued by me FEDERAL Farm Loan
Board. Treasury Department. Wash
inr'on. D. c.
J. p. cHAMBLEss. Representative
Snyder. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08

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Z. AmortiIa''on r. '''o" 'V'
pays back eaeh year a CERTAIN A'nVu"'
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est This system IS known a. Sn'or
tifstion. For efampie' NVVV'VV
debt at 8 per cent interest may De
paid or interest ana a'l W p''."h
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twenty eight years. In asmuoh az
the Federal Farm Loan Board rate
Is only 81 per cent payments would
ho CORES pnndlngly smaller than AZ
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-03-08
Catnrth Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. ihey
Cafarrh % a local disease. rrcatlY M.
aucnced b. constitutional condition., anl
In order Ia cure % you must take ~
internal remedy Halls Caiarrh heli-
zine IA tatcn intern Wy and acts iifl
fha blood on The mucous flflinci or we
rgsftm. Halls CItfil lNI.ne Nll
prescribed hy one Cd. le 1sti rNf lla'tAi
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