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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
METH6D|STS PLAN
TO ENLARGE FIELD
----09-
First Church May Build Big
House for Institutional
Work.

A plan gill be presented to the off.
ciAl board Of the First Methodist church
at its meeting on Monday night that
may result IN the erection OF . splendid
church which Will be devoted to civic
welfare ana community service.
The institution would provide for as
ssmbly halls, gymnasium, swimming
pool, manual training. bssketry, sewing
and domestic science schools end many
other departments devoted to the uplift
and bstterment OF the people Of Tho
community without regard to creed. A
dormitory for men Is also b9ing thought
OF as a part of the plan. y
Several members of the board are
enthusiastic concerning the tremendous
possibilities within reach of the down
town city church.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
AMONG CHURCHES
AM CHURCH SOCIETIES

Or. c, M. Clark, of Nashville, member
of the Methodist centenary commission,
will talk to he teachers and depart
ment superintendents of the st. Johns
Methodist Sunday school Sunday morn
ing, He will also make an address TO
the school,
The Epworth League of the Union
Avenue Methodist church will have two
visiting speakers Sunday evening to adj
dress the leaguers or Friendship and
Corporation. j. w. Harris. Jr,, presi-
dent Of the Galloway Memorial Epworth
president OF the Memphis Epworth
League union, will be the speakers.
The Twentieth Century class Of the
Court Avenue Presbyterian church Is
making a campaign for new members,
and especially urges all the members
to come and bring at least one pros
pect Sunday morning,
DR., r. NJ. Inflow, who has been on his
vacation for the past three weeks, will
return in time to occupy his pulpit
morning and evening.
The. Rev. D. A. Ellis, pastae Of the
LaBelle Place Baptist church, will be-
gin a ten-day revival service at the
Central Avenue Baptist church Sunday,
-
The regular monthly meeting Of the
local Christian Endeavor union will be
held Monday night at s O'Clock at the
Chelsea Avenue Presbyterian church.
| pr, Il, Il. George will be the speaker
OF the evening.
The Rev. A, B. Curry Is attending the
| Presbyterian gathering at Batesville,
Ark. He will return about the middle of
the week.
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Christian.

M'LaMoAe AvENun--The minister,
Rev. George w Kemper, gill preach OF
the morning seryioe, Union services
viii be held at e;90 pm, In the Nc
Lemore Avenue Presbyterian church,
with sermon by Rev, ". M. White, Of
Linhen Avenue Christian. AT 1880 pm.
q union young peoples service win be
held, Bible school at 9:30 am.
LINDEN AvRNuE-walter NJ. White,
minister, THE Message Of the Ak
will DO the Sunday morning sermon
theme ut the Linden Avenue Thrlst'Sn
church. There Is q lot Of useless "un-
derorowth" In the world. God Ia send
INC forth His worknen 10 clear Il away.
Or, KeInper, pastor OF the McLemore
Avenue Christian church will deliver the
evening message. A chorus OF 90 voices
from the Berean Bible class will sing at
the morninR service. The seven-pieee
orchestra and community sing will
feature the eveOing service,
pGcATuR sTkEET-Dr, Ellsworth
| viii preach mornlnS and evening. Sub,
ject at II am, "A Notable Dream,
Subject at $50 pm, THE CRATER
| Midweek prsyer service Wednesda,
! night at $3.50,
THlWp-Rev. Geo. A. Beatty, pastor
Services 1895 am, and 1916 pm.
MGN1oN AvEMUE - (Binehamton,,
rev, j. w. Wildwood, pastor, Services
iO;4S am, and 7.45 pm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Methodist.

PiRaT--9;8O Sunday school. John n
Pepper, superintendent, will be pres
emit II o'clock, morning Vervice, con-
Quoted by Rev, NJ NJ Want. 7:ib, Ep-
worth League, service conducted by
members OF cry Union. s:l6 y. M,
evening service; speakers, William I.
watkins and John r, Pepper, who will
clal music by GLADYS Coulter and Franz
els R~ondobuSh.
~, JokM'0-Ths RsV. 4. NJ. Clark,
of Nashville, formerly Of 1T, Louis, rep
~resenting the Methodist centenary COM
mission, will preach al II o'clock, DR.,
Clark will make an address "a the
Sunday school 40 9,SN O'Clock. There
will be no evening service.
sEcoN0-Rev, =, H. Cumming, IN,
D.. minister, preaching NJ II o, M. and
SD, m. Morning subject, An OK Knows
iect, Light In Their Dwellings" Sum
day school al $3.50 u, M, H. q. Har-
din, superintendent, Devotional service
of the lcpworth League ~ 7;lb %. m,
Pepper MGMoRtAL-sunday school
torA the Rev. 9. &, Andrews, al S;aO
q, m, AZ stlb y N The REV, w y.
Hamilton, ,Dn, win preach on THE
MetlDsIA OF the WhlkehhNen lodge
viii sit In q body. All Maaons are n
vlted, Special music, The church will
be cool, A number OF electric fans
win he In use. Strangers ana v~lnltors
are always welcome,
VERNON MEMoRlAL-The Rsv c,
G, Fast viii preach at II q, m, and
at S;ib y, m. Or. n, n, sharp, p. H.,
will preach. Everybody come. George
II. Martin, pastor.
GREENLAND HQloHTS-The pastor
will preach at IL a, m, and at ems
p m, Rev. c., c, Fast win preach.
George II, Martin, pastor,
BuNTYN-At the momlna service
Prof, j., w, Brister will speak to the
congregation. The evening service ID
called In on account OF the absence Of
the pastor, James NJ, Jenkins. Jr., pas
tor.
CHELSEA AVENuE-R, w. McDan.
lei, pastor, Services on the church lawr
at 8 o'clock with special reference te
the young people and their part IN ths
new church which win soon be ready
to occupy.
KENTUCKY sTNeEY Sunda,
school S;ib a, M, sam - Scruggs
superintendent, Preaching at i o. m
by the Rev, Mr., Terry.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
.BAPTlSTS OF TWO STATES
HAVE RAISED QUOTAS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. s.-Bap-
lists u both Tennessee and North
Carolina have already voluntarily raised
then quotas in the Baptist $4,000, 900
headquarters In this city Friday. Ten
nessee had raised her quota from S4,-
900, 0O0 to A.160, 600 while North Caro-
lima has gone from $500, 600 TO $4,000
600.
To lead a conference Of 500 picked
laymen and other leaders Of North
day Or. L, r. Scarborough. general
director. left for Raleigh tonight.
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other Denominations,

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday services at
II am. only, the SuneAy evening ser
vide having been discontinued until
further notice, Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at s pm. Subject
for Sundays lesson spirit" Reading
open each week day from . am. to
B pm,
UNITARIAN - There will be ma
preaching at the Unitarian services In
the Majestic on sunday morning. The
literature table will be out as usual and
MIR, C, w. Wicker win be In charge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
DEATHS,

Mrs. Ella Scott, IS, st. Joseph'S ho1pi.
tai, Aus, .; paralysis, cancer.
Mrs, Caliie u. Chitwood, 20, st. J0-
seph'a hospital. Aug. .; s~epticaerniS,
chronic appendicitis.
Mamie Louise Hodges, ., 1l9 PENCE
ton, Binghamton, Aug, s; SaFyngitis.
Chester McNeal, ., 1dS7 North Second,
Aug. Z; colitis.
Elisabeth BuckneF, lS. Aug. g.; cancer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

OF, MARY's cATAEpRAL-servIoea
eighth sunday sfter Trinity, 10 follove.
7:fb a. M, Holy communion, II 4, m,
morning prayer and sermon by the
canon. Rec, Arthur Howard Nell.
CALVARY -, Rev. nr. walter b.
Bucknor, rector, Eighth Sunday after
Trinity, Aug, 10, 1919. Sunday school
wy ., nj mosnin% service and ger.
electric fans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
E%XKOUToR's NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor OF the
estate OF Robert Dixon, the undersigned
gives notice to all persons to probate
their claims against saW estate, and
ell persons owing said estate will call
and settle,
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Lutheran.

rN,MlvV-Sunday school and Bible
classes $40 am. Subject; Psalm o."
Regular services i0:A5 am, Subjects
The Great Change in saul" M,
Bruggemon, pastor,
REp@EMER-At $50 am, Sunday
school as usual, Preaching at i0;45 am,
Subject, Jesus n Helper Indeed, y
Everyone is welcome, III, w. Medler,
pastor,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

n ser0uS pT0Dlen or now % get on 1T NJ
world is today a great puzzle to many. All kinds of answers have
been given and all kinds of experiments have been tried, but il Is
still a knotty problem. The best solution that has come to us so
far is from an old colored man. He was very feeble, but cheerful
and full of hope. When asked how he was getting along, he made
this most remarkable answer: Boss" said he, his face all aglow,
Use is maxim de very best l Mn out OBJ de worst" Yes, and that
is just what all of US need to do ell the time. Many a heartache will
be saved II we would only do the very best we can out OF the very
worst that may .befall us,
How often we have piued old Atlas, OF ancient mythology, as
we have seen him pictured for %childhoods instruction, STOPPING un-
der the load Of a round world lodged upon his shoulders! And yet
many Of us are more to be commiserated. We are not satisfied with
today, but must needs add tomorrow to our burdens. How foolish,
and yet how common. Guard well today, but why fret over tomor-
row-which never cOmes? What we need is more of the grace prom
Used us by or Heavenly Father. Then we will be in q position to
sweep aside every encumbrance and run with patience the race
before us.
Daniel Webster was once asked why he went twice on Sunday
to hear a plain country preacher when no paid no attention to Gar
better and abler sermons in Washington. His reply was; "ln wash
ington they preach to Daniel Webster che statesman, but tAR NAV
has been telling Daniel W0bst0P the sinner % yesuN % NazaFstA, aNa
His love, and 10 has been helping him!" Too much OF our present
day preaching is more oP less to che galleries and Not enough Of 1t
aimed directly No che heaPt % the reel listener, The gospel in eli
of i've simplicity and power is what 10 needed, and the preacher Who
neelects the deeper needs of The human heart, In order that he may
SHOW Off his oS0tOrical and lterSsy power, hes not only made q
great mistake, but haS become simply q 'tinkNne cymbal"
McLamore Avenue Christian Church,
Memphis, Tenn, Aus ,, 1919. q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Baptist.

~FlRST-Rev. q. L. HALEY, ID, OF
Nashville, will preach Sunday morning
and evening
BELLEVuE-The pastor, Or, n. NJ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

being experienced in their union ser
vioes, which are held every sunday
tight, Just preceding the evening church
service, .
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Exports Larger.


Exports Larger.
we are just now shipping more
goods out OF u ports 70 foreign mar
kets than we ever shipped before-nOt
i~oodstuffs, merely, but stuffs n ma
terlais OF every sort; but this is no
index of what our foreign sales will
continue to be or of the effect the vol
m Of cur exports WIN have on sup
plies ana prices. 1t rs impossible yet
TO predict how far or now long foreign
purchasers Will be able TO lind the
money or the credit to pay for or sus-
ain purchases on such a scale; how
soon or TO What extent foreign manu-
Iacturers can resume their former pro-
auction, foreign farmers get their ac-
cuElomed crops from their own fields,
foreign mines resume their former out
put foreign merchants set up again
lhelr old machinery OF trade with the
epds OF the earth. All these things
must remain uncertain until peace Is
Established and the nations of the world
nave concerted the methods BY which
normal life and industry are TO be re-
stored. All that we shall do, in the
meantime, to restrain profiteering and
cradle footiua will be makeshift and
provisional, There can be no settled
conditions here or elsewhere uNtil the
treaty Of peace III out of the way and
the work or liquidating tho was hw be-
come the chief cond9Fn OF our govern
n9nt and u the other governments Of
the world, Until then business viii IN
sgitably rsmein apecAlative ana SWAY
noe this cay and aRain that, with
heavy losses or heavy k@inW 40 II may
chance, ana the consumer must take
care Of both the gains ana the Losses.
IhePe can be no peace prices 40 long
% QUE whole financial ana ecanomk
system Is on Q ser basis.
europe %ll not, cen not r0coup her
capital or put her restless, distracted
peoples to work until she knows en-,
sctly where she stands IN respect 10
peace; ana what We shall do Ii for
her abe chief question upon which heI
Quietude OF mind and confidence OF pur-
pose depends. WAils there 10 any pos
sibihty that the peace terms may be
changed or may be held long in abey.
enoe or may not be enforced because
OF divisions OF opinion among the pow
ers associated against Germany II IL
idle to look for permanent relief.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09


CERTIFICATES Of stock Nos. 8 and
IA in Whitsell Brothers Manufacturing
company, Inc, q Tennessee corporation.
issued to w. b. Bayless for IS and rs
shares. respectively, have been lost or
misplaced and have not been negotiated.
New certificates have been applied for
In the place Of said lost certificates,
and notice is hereby given Of the can
collation. Of said certificates Nos. 6 and
IA. Witness our hand this Gath day OF
May. w, B, Bayless.
ARE you In trouble or do you wish 20
help others In trouble? II 80, attend
the cor prayer meeting Of Central
Baptist church, which has been run
every week day since Jan. ~, 1914,
BEN T0X.~pastor'
FAMILY WASHING.
BY the piece or by the pound. Delivered.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call Beulah Carter, Phone w. 1901,
BRING your sewing troubles 10 Mrs.
r. Manees. b5S g. Speedway. Suburban.
South Memphis car,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
World Must Pay.

-
The world must pay tor the appall-
Ing destruction wrougnt py the grey
war ana we are par, OF thS WorIu,
We must pay our snare; por W.
years now the, industry OF al europe
has been slack N ulsoruereu ~
normal crops have not peeIs
the normal quantity OF manuiacturea
Foods has not peeh turned u Nos
until there are the sua crops ana
the usual production OF m~anuiactured
goods on the other side oil the Az
lantic can Europe return 70 the Tor
mer conditions and Y was upon me
former conditions, not tne presenI,
that 'our economic relations with Eu-
rope we're built up. We must a the
fact that unless we help Europe to
get back to her normal life n pro-
duction a chaos will ensue there
| which will inevitably be communicated
10 this country. For the present, II Is
manifest, we must quicken, not slacken
our production, We, and we almost
alone, now hold the world steady, Upon
our steodfastness and self-possession de-
pend the affairs Of nations everywhere.
h il in this supreme crisis-this crisis
Mar ali mankind-that America must
nroye her mettle. In the presence OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
DEATHS.

MURPHY - At Colorado Springs,
Colo, Tuesday morning, Aug. g, 1919,
at 5 o'clock, J. p, husband OF Nellie
John Thomas and Robert Virgil MUIR
ply.
Funeral services conducted by the
Rev. George W. Kemper, win be held a.
the residence OF his father .law, 7,
J. Busard, 1899 Neptune street, this
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends invited. Intefment In Forest
Hill cemetery.
CoNROY-At st. Joseph's hospital,
Thursday evening, Aug. 1919. ~
s:45 O'Clock; Annie, wife OF NJ. p. Con-
roy, and mother Of M. p. Jr., Mrs,
Nellie Flynn, Mrs. b. L. Sa Franek,
and aunt Of Catherine Riley.
Funeral will take place from HAsi'
dence, No. A65 Mostly street, tomorrow
Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock. Ser
vices at ST. Mary's church al 10 o'clock,
Friends invited. lntermont in Calvary
cAnAteFy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

a delight, and on SUCH days the love HHu JOY OF IHIa
world suffice US. But a change soon comes, Then,
we are weary and disappointed, when the skies
lower into sOmber night, when there Is no song
of the birds and the perfume Of the flowers is but
their dying breath, when all is dreary autumn
then we yearn for Hin who sits with the eternal
summer of love in His soul, and we know that all
earthly affection is but glow worms light COM
pared to that which blazes with such etfulgence in
the heart Of our God!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Congress GIVEN
RESULTS Of LONG.
STUDY BY WILSON
Continued From First page.)

and people emost intimately of all
With the nations and peoples upon whom
the chief burden and confusion OF the
war fell and who are now most de-
pendent upon the cooperative action
OF the world.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

STOLEN-From overton park SUNDAY.
July 20, five-passenger Ford, 1919 mod
el. motor No. 2900993, Miss No. 1925.
Reward. Notify j.. Y. Flow. Byhalia,
Miss, or Bailey & Hydel Gro, Co. e.
s. Front.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Thoughts For The Quiet Hour
REV. q. w. KEMPER, DID.

Someone has said there are days when the blood flows, Il
wine" Yes, days when the sky is blue, and the birds sing, and
M lnwers bl1.snm and aEe .MeaL ahnnL ns. whom life 4. an anthem q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
Mark Packages.

would olAo recommend mat II De
required that all goods destined for IN.
where their form or package makea II
possible be plainly marked with the
price at which they left the hands OF
the producer. Such q requirement
would bear q close analogy 10 certain
provisions OF the pure food act, by
which it is required that certain de-
tailed information be given on the 10.
"And II Does not Seem to me that
we q confine ourselves to detailed
measures OF this kind, If 1t 10 indeed
our purpose 20 assume national con,
troll Of the processes ~ distribution
| take 1t for granted that that 10 out
purpose and nj duty. Nothing less
win suffice, W.. need not hesitate
national way, We should 60 beyonC
the measure have suggested. W,
| should formulate a law requiring {
federal license of all corporations en-
gagged In interstate commerce and en-
bodying in the license, or In che cor
ditiOne under which it H. to be issued
specific regulations designed 20 Sc
unoonsclonable profits In the method
of marketing, Such a Law would az
ford a welcome opportunity to effec
other Enuch-needed reforms In thu
business of interstate shipment and II
1 the methods OF corporations Which ar
engaged IN 1t, but for the moment
confine my recommendations to tn
| object Immediately in hand, which |
to lower the cost d living.
MAY not add that there Is a bi
noe pen0in9 before the congress
which, IL passed, would do much /
stop speculation and to prevent tn
fraudulent methods OF promotion b
which our people are %annuallr fleece
out of many millions of hard -earne
money. / refer to the measure pro
posed by the capital issuee committe
for the control of securities issues. ]
is q measure formulated by man VIII
ness and ito adoption would serve
great and beneficient purpose,
I'VE are dealing, gentlemen OF tn
IconRress, I need hardly say, with yer
lcritfcal and very difficult matters
1--WE should 70 forward with conf
dence along the road we see, but "
should also seek to comprehend tn
whole OF the scene amidst which W
act. There is ne ground for some {
the fearful forecasts | hear uttere
around me, but the condition OF tn
and we should face It comprehend
ingly. The situation OF our W cour
try is exceptionally fortunate, We {
ali peoples can afford to keep OF
heads and to determine upon mode
rate and sensible courses OF actio
which will insure us against the pa
sions and dlstempers which are work
ing such deep unhappiness for some
the distressed nations on the other sid
OF the sea But We may be involve
in their distress unless we help, ar
Lnt,, with onerpv and intplliponce.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09
LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND-Fox ETfieF. female; hasl
Great Eastern Casualty Co. key tag
No. 5000 on collar. Owner can obtain
same upon Identification. by communi-
eating with p. o. box 227, or telephone
ing Main 53fl.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

The Rev. A. B. Curry Is attending the
Presbyterian gathering at Batesville,
Ark. He will return about the middle of
the week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-09

The Rev. d. A. Ellis, pastd9 Of the
LaBelle Place Baptist church. will be-
gin a ten-day revival service at the
Central Avenue Baptist church Sunday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-04
DAIRY AND BEEF
CATTLE AWARDS To
Be SOMEWHAT LATE

Due to the absence of one of the
judges, prize awards cannot be made
to owners of dairy and beef cows I'M
til the latter part OF the week, it was
announced yesterday by Ben +. Ridge
assistant superintendent to Carol c..
Davis, who has charge of this phase OF
the livestock exhibit at the state fair.
In comparison with the exhibit OF
last year. Mr.. Ridge stated that the
present display. which is composed of
$50 beef COWS and the same number of
dairy cattle, is not as large. Although
there is an increase in the number Of
beef cattle entered, the decrease in
dairy cattle is marked. This condition,
according to the opinion of the super
intendent, is caused by the high cost
of raising feedstuffs for the cattle and
that of raising cotton in competition
In spite of the fact that the quantity
of the livestock on exhibit is not up
to other years, the quality of those en-
tered has seldom been surpassed, il
was said.
Entries made in the cattle exhibit
are as follows:
Herefords. Preston, Ariz.. L. H
Manning; Tucson, C. E. Schillings;
Wilcox, W. B. Mitchell; Maria, Tex.
Hereford bulls, Mr.. Luke Bright: Hol-
stems, Tempe Normal Institute: ier-
seys, State university; w. H. Bukey
Mesa; W. W. Bradshaw, Phoenix;
Grimes, Bros. Phoenix; AYRSHIRE. A
G. McMinn; L. A Johnson, Mesa, ant
Mr.. Thompson, Florence.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-04
FINANCE AND
MARKETS
s7epub!lcan A. p. Leased wire1


NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Trading in
stocks today was again active and
broad, but the undertone suggested a
degree of caution such as frequently
characterized session sandwiched
between two holidays.
There was a big demand for can
money, as all loans made hold until the
middle of the week. The opening rate
of 10 per cent ruled until just before
the close, when a few loans were re-
ported at as low as five per cent.
In its main essentials the market
traversed the ground made familiar by
last weeks extensive operations,
steels and allied equipments once more
leading their advance with leather,
tobacco, paper and food shares. Oils
also had their periods of activity, the
demand for Sinclair at times being
SO large as to excite comment Gains
among oils and affiliated issues ranged
from two to five points, subject to
downward revision later.
Not until the last hour did the auto
trend, General Motors then being
rushed upward at an extreme gain of
26 points to new high record of 405
and finishing only four points under
its maximum.
Gains among steels ranged from two
to five points, some of this advantage,
as in the case of republic, proving only
temporary.
There was a larger turnover in the
bonds market, but irregularity ruled in
most divisions, especially among Lib
erty and international issues. Total
sales, par value, s17,675, 900. Old
United States bonds unchanged or
call