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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
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KOREAN MISSIONS THEME
AT SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

Recent press dispatches from Ameri-
can missionaries In Korea, telling of
terrible scenes of riot and massacre
y that unhappy land, have aroused
dltficulties Of the churches In spread
ING Christianity among the unfortunate
people Of Korea. Even those who have
been cold toward foreign missions have
oeen reused by recent events, and the
mart, business manager of the missions
o. n Presbyterian church In Korea,
VIII speak Sunday morning at the
second Presbyterian church on condi-
lions in Korea has beer received with
2 hearty approval that promises Cant,
S~%inehart a large audience. IT is only
N a vague way that most people un.
derstsnd the Korean situation, ana
Capt; S~Winehart's intimate knowledge
OF the country and people will add
much TO the general information on
the subject.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
HOME COMING DAY AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

sunday will be homecoming day at
ne First Baptist church. All members
Oh the church and friends Of the con
gresation expected to be present on
ms occasion to greet the returning
soldiers and sailors who are again
privileged to worship in their own
church after faithful service TO their
country in foreign lands.
h church has long been planning
to make homecoming day one OF the
pig events In the church's calendar,
Members Of the congregation who.
thr9psh age or infirmitles, have been
unable to attend church regularly, are
TO be brought to the services Sunday
y automobiles. Special Invitations have
pSen sent to those who have been
negieeting the mea Of grace.
Flowers will adorn the altar, old,
familiar hymns which long associations
have made dear to the hearts Of the
congregations will be sung, and The
Rev, A. U, Boone, DID, pastor Of the
church, viii preach at the morning
and evening hours, sermons a]ppropri-
ate to the occasion. And to those who
have no church home a hearty wei
come will be extended,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

Default having been made in the Jay.
nent OF the debts and obligations Sc
cured TO be paid In 2 certain deed OF
trust executed May II, 191S, by Hardy
Bank and Trust company, trustee, as
same appears of record in the office of
the register of Shelby county, T6nnsa-
see, In record book CAT, page 3ii, ana
the owner of the debt secured having
requested the undersigned to advertise
ana seIl the property secured by said
the undersigned trustee win. on
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1919,
commencing at IL o'clock 10 at the
southWes corner OF the courthouse In
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
ana at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public Outcry
to the highest bidder for cash the FOL.
lowing described property, to-Wft:
Real estate In Shelby county, Tennes-
see, being part Of property conveyed by
9. !. Hanks n wife, Mary e, Hanks,
to }. H, Wadlington, trustee. and W. q.
S S11 trustee, BY warranty deed
record book 557. page 83l, of the regis
ter's office of Shelby county, Tennes-
see, being part OF the Elizabeth b. Cor
nelius LOG acres Of Charles McCIung'a
S0O-acre tract rear Germantown, Ten
nessee, and beginning at a stake at the
cot CoIlleI OF the tract con-
veyed by C. J. Hanks and wife, Mary
Il, Hanks, to ]. H. Washington, trustee,
and w, f. %Stansbury, trustee, and run
ming thence eastwardly with the south
line of said tract 1881. "a feet: thence
northwardly parallel with the east line 4
the said tract conveyed by C. J. |
Hanks and wife, Mary r. Hanks, to the |
said j. n. Wadlington, trustee, and w, 1
E. Stansbury, trustee, 1924 feet to the |
south line Of State Line road: thence |
westwErdly with the south line OF said
road S37 feet to a stake; thence south
wardly 1895 feet to a stake; thence |
27s feet to a stake; thence
1914 feet to a stake;
westwardly 454.5 feet to a stake
IN the west line of the tract conveyed
by G, J. Hanks and wife, Mary d.
Hanks. to j. H.. Washington, trustee,
md w. e, Stansbury. trustee; thence
'outhwardly with said west line 633 feet
9 the point of beginning, containing
Is acres, more or less.
All right and equity Of redemption,
homestead and dover waived in said
Iced of trust, and the title Is believed
o be good, but the undersigned will
ell n convey as trustee only.
UNION AND PLANTERS
BANK AND TRUST co,
Sam Holloway, Attorney.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
'PRESBYTERIANS TO HEAR
ABOUT MEXICAN MISSIONS

with the attention Of the American
people again centering on our relations
with Mesico and on the internal con-
dltlon~ In that country, especially in
connection with the approaching presi-
Dental election In the southern repub-
nc. the address of Alfred Mason at
the Alabama Avenue preshyf",js,
church Sunday evening" on NleXicn1n conn
ditions Is very timely.
Mr.. Mason will bring ftrst-hand in
FORMATION In regard to Mexican af-
fairs concerning which such conflicting
and confusing reports have been reach.s
ing the United States, he having lust
receltiy returned from the City Of Mex
leo where he attended a great mis-
sion conference, IIe viii tell Of The
progress Of religious work in Mexico
as we'll as of the general situation
there. A cordial invitation is extended
to everyone to hear Mr., Mason
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

o. II q. m. and o. q .. m, tho nastor
Nh NJ v on The subject: How 10 IA
m,cn;a special music by The male
8ueftet at the evening service.
ONleN AvenuS~Ths Rev. 7 r
Incnss. pastor. $50 q. m sundav
sCnools Il =, IN, preaching BY the pass
s M, s sSISn,Ses; The Chureh's DUTY to
Sn. pastor. subject: "xhN soiSIs,;ss
buey 20 the ChuecA." ~ "
warkwaX--rho Rev, John l.. Horton
SSSsior; Morning service OF ii a. M
SunJeet OF sermon: THE PRAYER ~ ths
A&hte9us.' Evening service at ~
VI. subject; Another Opportunity"
0sIleSssy AseNoeiak-A serfea ~
Sss, Services will begin. The
pe~ser' Q wranh n. JonAs, viii preach
y Ne morning ana Evangelist Gsorse
tucker VIII speak az y y, m,
SeweseN--At ~ q. N, the pastor, Rev
iSd y T. buckworth, win speak on "The
Immortality" ''0"'"'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
Christian.

Linden Averus--pr. w, NJ. white will
SPEAK AT both services Sunday al nv
Linden Avenue Christian church, Morn.
ing theme, What Is God LIkeP" A /
Pm. ne VIII give the second Of hi
Argonne." N"s :" 'he
MeIemore AvaNus--George w. Kern
per minister. Services at lo:&S am,
ana pm. Subjects: Morning. 'sThs
Coming OF Christi" evening "sonmms s
s,Ens Of the Second Comlng,F Bible
sonooI: siSo am; Junior church, Io:i6
AM 9enior and intermediate Christian
Enaeav"r' pm. Baptisms at night
Decatur Street.-The pastor, DR.. Ellis.
worth. win preach morning and eve
nln Subject at II am, THE Cali ID
repentance Subject at 8 pm, "sift-
week. N"S @i ahis
Thlrd--George A. Beatty, pastor. Gar.
vices l0;4S am, and 7:45 pm,
Merton Avenue (slnuhamton,-l. y
and 7;45 pm. AVN "h'
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Presbyterian.

Flrst-Dr. G. II. Williamson will
speak on "Chrlst's TrsaImene % She
Worlds Sorrow Sunday Snornine MA
MP m, on THE Warfare % tHe Two
s~econd-The Rev, A. u. Cuvry, d, D.,
SAstor In the morning Cant. Nj, ~
sWinehart, business mAnaaeE az thS
missions OF the Presbyterian church,
Rseys - " u horea, VA SPEAK Atsp, m,
VIII preach, subject: ~ Good Man
Lost and a Bad Man Saved"
idlewlid-The Rev. William Crnyva n
Y, VIII preach at II a, M ana I ~
Y. The eighth anniversary % DTr
Growe,s, passionate win he observed sun.
wy with appropriate services,
IWestmlnstsr-nr. Chas. W. Somr,cr.
Vlne pastor. Morning service ii a ~
FsB1ect: What win Westminster noSt
evening service 8 pm. Cant swine.
neart OF Korea, will speak on thaS
uounuy installation Of SUNDAY achnoi
hSsI,cefs and Teachers OF che mornine
Alapanna AveNvaN-In Che snornInm snr-
ices ny the pastoe, Res, q. NJ Lowry.
tanSaS vxehlhs. alfred Mason, who a.
.sndea the conference % missions in
me CITY or Mexico, will give IN ne
9ouht 81 n he saw and heard AZ
,he conference. Mr.. MACON has acme.
ing NM very interesting TO cell the people
~ invited to hear him. 'NU
MeLemere A~Vsnue-"The RIble tbe
gasis or Freedom will be the themne
q tho sermon choFen nv the pastnp
lev. James II Hixson. for the morrs
INV service; Evening topic for dis-
ause,oh VIII be the clause in the
HELL" ~eSoeloeo into
Sourf AVenue-The Rev. II. @, uof.
s s.MoasrnD D. D. pastor. viii preach on
@ Christian Ethics" al the mor ,Sfu.
M The members of the Mem
ms LIE Insurance Undorwriters' a..
seciation, q which Or. Hofstraa n
chaplain win attend in q body, Even Is
ing service at 8 o'clock. '' NNe""
Central cumborland-The Rev. G. w
Nhayes, OF Paducah, KY, win preacb NJ
Vhe Central Cumberland prnshrvIttnrs a.,
Shureh SUNDAY at i a m. and s y, M
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
METHODISTS
MEET MONDAY
World Campaign for Missions
win Be Discussed at
Memphis Conference.

The centenary Of American Meth.
odtst missions win be the chief tonic
Tor discussion al the Memphis District
conference Of the Methodist Fpiscopal
church, South, which viii be held at
the Sscond Methodist church next Mon
cay and Tuesday, Monday morning
viii BE devoted 20 reports from the
pastors Of the churches In the Mem
pals district
The entire afternoon and evening SEES
SONS VII be given over 10 leaders Of
the centenary movement The cam
paigu directors will report the prprara-
Tons being made for The celebration OF
tne centenary movement An address
vii be made by J. A. Fowler. campaign
director for the Memphis district, and J.
x Pepper, campaign director for the
memphis conference Or. W. r
Beauchamp. director general Of the
centenary, with headquarters In Nash
vile, viii deliver an address Monday
evening at S o'clock.
Tuesday morning reports win be made
by the missionary societies. SUNDAY
SCHOOLS and EpwoTth Leagues.
The raising Of the centenary fund of
$4,000, 600 is a forward movement TO
help the great work Of the Methodist
chureh in keeping with the spirit OF
1000 people everywhere to helm man
KIND, The centenary movement 10 In
reality a scheme Of world ~recoustfuc-
Gs . 70 .Rh dttSllFL ~ MAKE society
Christian the world over.
The movement to give new life and
effectiveness to missionary work is for
tunately staged. World wars can
be prevented IN the future, and the
happiness and security of the human
family safeguarded only through more
effective teachings Of Christianity. The
rules Of procedure revealed by the
Christ life constitute the safest police
force for nations, as well as individuals.
The movement offers the church the
opportunity to do its part I'm the re-
construction Of the world, II comes at
an hS9f when men who have been doing
large things from patriotic motives ara
ready to undertake yet larger things
from Christian motives. The wise ey-
penditurs OF the funds asked for will
hlesa the world by stimulating aud en-
iarKing our educational institutions, oc-
cupying and cultlvating the vast mis-
sion fields, blessing war-torn Europe.
building churches, ~parsonages, super
ainuate homes, orphan homes, asylums
Tor the helpless, and giving che gospel
to the world.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
Methodist.

81. John'o - Sunday MORNING Al
o'clock, preaching by the pastor Rev.
w. VI. Coleman Topic. Light" 4
number OF applicants for membership
special sermon by tho pastor, theme,
Debtor"
Madison HeluhtS--Rev. r. w. Lew,m.
pastor. Tho morning theme liz our
Country for Christ and al night. The
question: will Religion Survivor
TrInlty-Rcv, u, G, Hamlet, the pas
tor, VIII speak at II a. m. on 1.-The
Methodist Centenary Of Missions" and
at ) p, m. on Personal Salvation"
Pepper Memorlal-Otia Gray Andrews
pastor The Rev. Dr. Terry viii preach
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
DAY IN ARGONNE.

"A Day In the Argonne'' is the sinh
ject OF the second address OF a series
OF Front Line Talks" by the Rev
w. M White. u. u, at the Linden Ave.
nue. christian church Sunday evening
that Is attracting Il great deal of in..
terest among the people of Memphis.
~ are interested In the achievements
White spent several months in Y ~
g A. work at the front and he tells
q vivid story Of conditions as he frnnS
them In the WA nhnns Nv tV""N
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
Lutheran.

Church o. the Hedeemsr-Ths subject
or the Rev. F. Schumacher SUNDAY
morning at l0:S0 O'Clock al the Im.
theran Church Of the Rsdesmer, Ne
Lenolre avenue and Neptune street.
WIN ne .Christlans as Conquerors OF
at $50 o'clock. ~
T~Flnlty-9:30. Sunday hoo and Rtble
classes, Lesson: "To Whom shan We
Prayf' io:46, regular service. Sermon;
warning on Skeptieism." NJ. Brugge-
man, pastor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES,
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE

Default having been made IN tbs rav
emn o. the debts and obligations S ~.
ttrureo 20 De paid in q certain deed ot
teIS nv SNe Wo me nth day OF March,
Leila + GrizSard, to the undeTsi~ m,te;
- trustee, as same appears ~ Ta s1rS
IN the office of the register ~ ssaglhsu,
county, Tennessee, in book 7oe n y,
~, n the owner OF the debt sec,srsS
navang requested the undersigned "a adj.
SeIs'se y sell the property secured IN
aid deed OF trust, all Of said AM ~
nsaa having matured by default N In
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
INSURANCE MEN or CITY
TO HEAR DR., HOFSTEAD

A service of unusual interest will be
held at the Court Avenue Presbyterian
church Sunday, The Rev. II. 8, Hot
stead, DID, the pastor, will preach a
special sermon 40 tho insurance men
o. the city ct the II o'clock service.
"; hofstead Is chaplain Of the Mem
phis Life Insurance Underwriters az.
ISOLATION: His subject will be Modern
tian Ethics"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
Miscellaneous.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
corner Of Monroe avenue and DUNLAP
street, old Sunday services ut Ii
~; ana . pm. Wednesday evening
1ect for Sunday lesson, "Probation
Atter Death" Reading boms at 1905
exchange building are open each week
day from . II to 5 pm.
Seventh Day Advsntlst-speedway
and North Dunlap street. Elder d. =.
WOOD pastor. Preaching Sunday eve
ning at 1875. Subject: 1.-THE Destiny
Of she Wicked"
First congree atIonaI-Sunday school
az $50 am. Sermon by Rev. A.. G..
Graves at II am. Subject; "Life's True
Values"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
BIDS +

The Shelby County Commissioners
will receive bids at their office up h
noon Tuesday, April 20, for 200 or more
hospital beds; beds to be made of tubu.
lar iron equipped with link fabric
springs.
For further information apply at of.
flee OF the Shelby County Commission,
courthouse.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all, bids.
SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSION,
BY e. ". HALE. Secretary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
SERMON BY DIR. HAYES

y many friends of the Rev. ,Iames
M, MGLeskey, pastor or the Cumbers
nhts n~resogterian church. Of Mem
the great success he is meeting In ma
revival service he is conducting In paS
uuean' Ky The Rev. c, vs. Hayss
o. viii preach at the CHM
perianu church fere Sunday In DIR, Nc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

sunday school 1885, morning prayer
5 O'Clock.
st. John's-Buntyu gpnaav after
Easten Morning prayer II O'clock Tbs
rev. d. Edmonds Bennett. who ig
pendin a few days IN Memphis, viii
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
MEMPHIS aRGAvgsT As1ETl

One ~ the best ways to juAao
The value Of q thing rs, afteE haylnm
Nnjoyed Its benefits, to b. denied
them for awhile,
+" We never miss Che water
TIL the well runs dry!
What would be the effect en- ere
homes Of Memphis, IL all the
churches OF the city were closed eop
the next IL months7 Could YOU con-
celve of a greater CaiamityY
The deepest dyed sinner iA Che
city of Memphis today will ac-
knowledge the fact that Che
CHURCHES are the greatest as
get Their value 60 the Individual
and TO the community cannot pos
sibly be estimated. Such NeiNm tha
case. why don't you take a more
active interest In Nheir weIfare7
You need the church, The church
needs and wants you.
Read the church announcements
Go to church Sunday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
BAPTIST REVIVAL.

A most successful revival meeting *
now N progress at the south Nam
pms Baptist church. The Rev, ! Carl
MCCOY is conducting the service and n
keen interest Is being manifested by The
,arSe congregations that are hearing
ne serm9ns' A special revival song
day evening. NV oUh|
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
NoTICl
ELECTION NOTICE.

AMERICAN BUILDING, LOAN AND
ToNTINB SAVINGS ASSOCIATION,
OF Memphis, Tenn.
Notice is hereby given that the BIZ
ennial election for directors to serve
the ensuing two years will be held al
the office Of the Association, In Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1919,
Hours OF election from 10 O'clock am.
TO 4 O'Clock pm. Each member present
In person or by proxy will be entitled
70 n vote for each share owned BY
him or her, and a full attendance OF
the members IL specially desired.
By order Of the President.
VIM. z. OUTTEN, Secretary.
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padueah =

0verNeeeW~-Th0 Rev. J. a. Carpenter,
pastor, win preach on che following
tAemss; y o m, The ChuPch'e on
ward sStide:".. .. IN, The marrow
ness ~ Jesus"
Associate ReSeeme@~'"They Shall nee
Hls Face" VIII he the subject Of the
morning sermon ~ Rev. u. T.. LinAs
say, and Ointment Poured FORTH
subject oS the evening sermon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

happening every day. A real Night streams forth
from every one Of US. Steadily we each one WELD
the seepter of an ever-unconsciOus energy, which must prove a bless
ing or a blight.
Everyone exerts an influence, quiet but real. unconscious but
ment of Hercules chung no closer to him than does the shadow of
terry, upon a little white stone which marks the resting place Of a
mates said, 1t was easier to be good when she was with ~" Think
what a shadow of blessing her eyer-present influence must have
character. We think entirely too much Of what we are gong to do DO
dance Of the heart the mouth S spe axe SG"S What we are W within n 'S soR-
S %a ea a1ry'1 With Tha as WE VIII are s,v without reveal The ,'ss hidden e o e o. of S character dSssr
must feel its influence to a greater or less degree.
~, We think and talk much nowadays about influence, but in our
scious influence which, after ner' all is q the % 1"S f M i iA sn5 m m1eOn,
v" exert There are two good reasons for making this statement,
f sRss IN rs 3 d: DAY. a.. r. 4 =; i, ,Ts e . eve sSs sy,% NOME. : ! !; r. !: e az. ; 9ss ,' SS:
men than some of our more demonstrative actions
A young man once said to the writer chat the unconscious inru.
Snoo Of his older brother was largely responsible for his desire to
intervals raI out the ticking is momensary.' We hear the . o s'n 1t a. -
ing fails, Liz Is D made I"u up 81 o. II e sSSSssso1 aui sSR'1 ps DSt u sSS tick,
after a1 WV We az !. S % StT'ssS o%F influences win continue to i've long
beg This. ~' "S" TO- }" u ~'"s" Semsm-
W.. 40 Hsosasp snSSshe ana = most sO'smn ana ser'ous enc n 10. too:
character and xiI ISaSen Hs ss b sSF . S., !. S" :% 'nsusno' y our
H no' rs sS@s %Sto ~, %' . ssss gs might have ne" Any SalI rot" IeAv"o
90 evil 1n' o SG't tot IT mot .: 20 The. nan y i .n, "" 70 10 nothing Il !. 20 70
'' ~0''d ia that much the poorer because Of thIr ssStsn sS''' Nj
Nov FOR a persona, application. nv friend. VIA, nina =, .
in n nee. ere ~ 70" eSs'.ins in the sorid?, me ansvsr viii III as o n
~ p" "hat INC u a NE you are Twins. You NAV NOT N~ AHA ILa
a as ~pUsUe reser, 70 heal the sieh in tine temple, but you can most 6"
assa'eUIy easy healing shSdoWs' Ia the street "T6s wcrIA Ns
T T%" hs %oue O.ner BY HE having lived IN it' why not i've such a
nc "s.ore men mat this could most tEuHy be sad 90 van avs ~"
Gov a. az Sn'wsred We final aummons' You can do it IL you want to- to-
"S 49," r"uI"sd o gve you the wisdom, the strength and tAo ~utS,
~ =. e'S%sSst y or Se simple asking. Take him Al Via ~crN p "t
thn 70 the test! Remember III" 0N' Pt
'Tne smallest barb on lies FUN ulsuoue ocean
~ ieavs o track behind forevepmopN,
~ sn t : s 49, w;; ?, !n y :t ia motion
@cIrnore Avenue Christian CAuscA.
Memphis, April %, 1919. II
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Episconalian

81 Mary's cAthedrat-Ponlar and nr.
ssns, services first Sunday after
nnn,nr as ,o,ows' I:lb Am, holy com
vail. buM' De-
ho'y r~rsnlty-~Holy communion. y,ao,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
Thoughts For The Quiet Hour
REV. GEORGE ". KEMPBR.

One day, as the Apostle Peter was passing along
the stEssis of Jerusalem. the SUI shone upon him,
and, all uneonsciously to him, the shadow he cast
fell first on this couch, then on that. and at once
mourning was turned to rejoicing, groans ceased,
and the bedridden were again strong. This all
seems a little strange to US, and yet not so strange
when We realize that in a true sense the same is
happening every day. A real 9aight streams forth
from every one Of us. Steadily we each one WELD
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

WANTED-Men to learn cotton Susi-
ness by our correspondence course;
cotton trade guide and type samples;
also personal course. Charlotte Cotton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

RAILWAY mall clerks, $50 month.
Young men, 10 and over, are eligible
For free particulars of examinations
write J. c, Leonard CORNER Civil Ser
vice E~xaminer), 1854 Equitable Bldg,
Washington. NN""
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
BeautifY Your Home

Let u Landscape Department helm
you to improve your property; we do
sodding, grading. terracing: fruit and
shade trees, evergreen and Towering
shrubs.
Give us yoCr order now.
For appointment car Main 5999-w,
KOEN NURSERIES,,
FRd nrnaJIo,u y
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$3.50 NNt ASNA INV
For appointment call Main 5999-w,
KOEN NURSERIES,
764 Breedlove st,
REWARD-Nelson Mckinney. Fl.
dark brown, 5 feet 5 inches high, weight
10, wears overalls and jumper, No. .
shoe cut over top and side for com
fort, and no heels; hat tucked in on
top, Is wanted for theft of a calihar
Colt pistol, Ten dollars for arrest ana
detention and $40 for recovery OF pie
tol Notify Tom Ross. sheriff, Somsr-
willie, Tenn,
ARE you in trouble or DO YOU wish ia
help others In troublAs II 20, atten0
the noon prayer meeting OF Central
Baptist church, which has been run
every weelk day since Jan. 10. 1918.
BEN cox, Pastor.
LIBERTY bonds bought ct highest
prices.
LIBERTY BOND CASH EXCHANGE,
zoos Union n Planters Bana BlaR.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY $. j. SHEPHERD, Trust OF
This Anril 20 1919
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

RAILROAD traffic inspectors want
ed; $llo a month and expenses to start;
short hours; travel; three months home
study under guarantee! we get you
position. No G limit; ask for booklet
MAO. Standard Business Training
Inst, Buffalo, N. Y,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

GOVERNMENT clerks, Internal rev.
enue. census, railway mali (men and
Women). needed now. Write regarding
Lunsir SYSTEM" thorough training;
American Institute of Civil Service,
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