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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
ORGANIZATION OF
ROAD MEN URGED
-~---O--
Chamber of Commerce Wants
Southern Road Problems
Handled Jointly. g,

The proposal that they form a South.
ern Highway association for the purpose
OF untfying road building methods OF
the Southern states will be made by
Thomas B. King, chairman Of the good
roads committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, at a. meeting OF the highway
commissioner Of several states below
the Mason and Dixon line, which was
convened at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at the chamber.
The Chamber Of Commerce plan en-
bodies the idea that an association Of
highway commissions rs Of the South
.ern states can ~standardize road mate
rails andl road building methods in the
South, with q result Of a uniform
system of Interstate highways through.
out the South. Also by cooperation
the highway commissioners o better
safeguard their interests In federal aid
matters, matters Of legislation, car sup
ply and ALLEGATION of road building ma
ehinery by Federal departments, In
fact, it Is believed that the joint han
ding of all big road problems will prove
of distinct advantage to the Southern
states.
ing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
For Sale, 10c, at &&4
SPECIALIST /
IS TO VISIT YAzOd

TABOO CITY, Miss, Nov. Is. (Spl.)A
Beginning Nov. 10 and continuing
through Nov. IL, II. B, Richardson, stat
horticultural and orchard specialist, II
to be present in Yazoo county for A
series OF demonstrations and lectures 81
the planting and care of orchards. III
brings ~stereopticon pictures Of bott
good and bad orchards, and he WI
especially visit the consolidated school,
Of the county, the Agricultural higl
school and the YaSoo City high school
In addition to the Illustrated lecture
he will give actual demonstrations Il
the setting Of a model home orchard
and in the processes Of pruning and
Mr.. Richardson comes to the count
at the request of Miss Lillian LawleN
Yagoo county home Demonstration
agent, of w. F.. Ritch, county agent
This year Miss Lawley has taken Owed
the actual work of ordering fruit trees
for those in the county who plant then
In order 10 assist the progressive movei
inent Of orchard planting as much AZ
possible. She began her campaign sew
eral months ago by obtaining quota.
ticns on fruit trees from some OF thu
largest nurseries which supply this ter
ritory and finally succeeded In findins
one which is Endorsed by the A. and
NJ. college which makes what she con
siders a very reasonable price in com
parison with the other quotations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
TRYING HARD TO ]
CURB RADICAL ACTIVITY

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1S.--In connecs
tfon with charges that Red propaganda
Is going into the United States by way
OF Mexico, 1t is known here the gov
eminent has been aware radicals 81
various sorts have intended to include
Mexico In their field Of operations. OF.
ficials in all ports Of entry have been
ordered to increase their vigilance
against the entry OF these undesirables.
Deportation of many radicals within the
last few months is taken as .evidence
that the government is not inclinedWto
temporiSe with an element regarded as
dangerous. r
Newspaper reports recently said 4
group of 1870 radicals, expelled from tina
United States and Argentina were ex-
peeted at Tampico and Vera Cruz, ard
precautions to bar them were taken
No official statement could be Obtained
today with regard to the United States
state departments disclosure of the
placing by Mexico of large orders for
arms and ammunition in Belgium aud
Spain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
LLOYD TO ISSUE
AUTO MAGAZINE

Eiwood Lloyd, former newspaper re-
porter. later secretary for about a score
Of Memphis Organizations, will enter a
new field shortly after Neay Years
when he becomes editor OF an automo-
bile magazine. The magazine will be
published in Memphis and devoted to
the interests Of Southern car owners
and dealers, It's name has not yet
been decided on.
Until recently Mr., Lloyd was con-
nected with the Memphis Automobile
club In the capacity Of secretary. The
auto, club has been taken over by the
Chamber Of Commerce and will be con-
Quoted In conjunction with the good
roads department. For the time being
MFR. Lloyd viii lend his services In put
ting things in smooth running order
at the clubs new headquarters.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

thS ~ HeoS VIII pressure q OHeihce u ttStu fo tudlNl
services, and too tired to read and study and mediate upon Gods
they grow careless and Indifferent and negligent OF their duties to
the church? They may have "a form OF godlinesE" but certainly
that's all. -
When faith begins to wayer, and the devil whispers his Sc
d1ctye words of false promises then it is we need TO be alone with
God and with our own soul. "In the secret OF His presence new
strength will be given US and the needed Inspiration. received. Half
the failures we make in our Christian service would be prevented
were we more alone in secret" with our Heavenly Father. To be
overcOmers in public we must STAY our Hons in secret!
az will not doubt, though all my ships at sea
Come drifting home with broken mast and sails;
I will believe the hand which never fails
From seeming evil worketh good for me. s
And though / weep because those sails are. tattered,
Stnl will l cry, while my best hopes lie shattered;
I trust in Thee"
These lines breathe the true ppirit ana should express the real
feelings Of every true disciple OF the Christ. With an omnipotent
God over ALA God also Of infinite love and mercy and goodness
why should His children lose faith in Him for a moment? These
times demand strongest faith, We should show our faith in every
possible way, and make the world see that we believe that all
things are working together for good to them that love God" and
believe it with all Of our hearts.
We plead today for the still places Of life" Here It Is VIC will
learn more perfectly Gods will concerning US. Here it is we are
to learn the precious secrets which Will enable US 10 Danish earthly
care and overcome the temptations that como to US daily. Yes,
our quiet hour meditations with jesus will remove our sadness,
open the eyes Of our understanding. renew our faith, rekndle our
hope, fill Us with q holy Joy, and make Us oonsecrated witnesses for
Him who loved us and who died to save us,
Take time to be holy
Speak oft with thy Lord!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
MASS FOR FOURTH
DEGREE K. c. DEAD

Mass win be solemnieed Sunday morn.
ing at Blessed Sacrament church. Rlng.
hamton, by members Of the fourth de.
gree Knights OF Columbus for their
dead. This win be the first occasion
In Memphis that such 4 mass has been
celebrated, Rev. Father j, r, o'Con-
nor will celebrate mass and deliver the
sermon at $3.50.
Included In those who will be remem.
bered are several soldiers and sailors
and members who were prcminent In
the fourth degree. Invitations hava
have been extended to Il members OF
the third degree to attend.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

FiRsT-9.3O an. sunday schools:
u o'clock. morning service. Sermon by
the pastor, the Rev H. 5 Snragins.
To~ic "The EncomPassing God" $50
- ~h 7~-~tre' 1850, evening
service. Sermon bv the pastor. Topic,
'TWhat Is Worth While"
-.N's-9.5c, Sunday school. L.
N Strattoa, superintendent; II an,
preaching by the Rev Or. Coleman.
pastor; 1880 pm, preaching by the pas
tor. Good music at both services by
quartet choir. Every member is re-
quested to be present Sunday morning
60 hear the final report OF the commit
tee appointed to arrange The entertain
ment Of the annual conference, which
will meet at St Johns church, begin
ming Tuesday. Nov. IS
MADISON HEIGHTS-Tho Rev. T.
w. Lewis, pastor Sunday Is the last
dAy Of the conference year, A full re-
pert will be made and all tho members
are requested TO attend. The pastor
will sneak at the morning hour on ''Thc
Life I Now Live" j. z. Pepper will
tell about his trip TO France and Bel
GUM at night.
sEcoNp-Preaehins morning and
evening by the Rev, Or, Cumming;
"a; evening subject, Offered Mercy"
Sunday school at $50 am Devotional
service BY the Epworth League at 7;15
pm. This Sunday will close the con-
ference year.
VERNON MEMoRlAL-The pastor
will preach at II am. and w. u, Crit
fin at 1870 pm. As this Is the last
Sunday before conference, the pastor
wishes to see everyone present, Geo.
II Martin, pastor.
GREENLAND HEleHTs-The Rev.
*. l. Babb will preach at II am. and
the pastor at 7.30, This service closes
the present conference year, and the
pastor is anxious 10 see all members and
Friends present. Geo. H. Martin, pas
tor.
sUNTYN-At his last morning SER
vice OF the conference year the pastor.
James NJ, Jenkins, If, viii preach on.
The subject, THE Love Of Christ Con
straineth Us" Regular services at the
evening hour, Sunday school at 9;4b
am.
PEPPER MEMoRlRL-The Rev otis
Gray Andrews, pastor, will use al. his
subjects Sunday At II AM The Little
Foxes" and ut $50 pm, The Greatest
Question OF All Ages" Special music
st both services.
KENTUCKY STREEr--The Rev, .,
T.. Thomas. the pastor, viii preach at
II am. and 1850 pm,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Maybe Victims Are
Tired? Only TWo
Thefts Reported

One automobile was stolen In Mem
phis Friday night according to reports
made to police i, l.. Fowler, 80 Pea
body hotel, ~telephoned to Night Captain
Mike Kehoe that his 0ldsmobile No
sSsss had been taken from Court avenue
and Second street,
n, Ill Mccarthy, Jackson. Miss, evil.
IDENTIFY scented the fine Italian hand Of
d Memphis auto pilferer In the dlsap.
p~earanee OF his Mash No. S2e1t. Miss,
from Jackson Friday, So he ~telephoned
10 ask that. Memphis cops be on the
watch for his machine.
Philip Jenkins, 2a2 Court avenue,
bears the distinction Of being the only
person In Memphis to quality As q vlcs
tim Of the cold weather thief Friday
tight, II police reports are to be he
lieVed. At any rate, Jenkins Ia the
only one who reported the loss Of cloth.
lns via the thief route. HtS brown suit
In gone.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
CUT OUT COFFEE AND
SAVE $109.50 A YEAR

Signs appeared in many downtown
restaurants Saturday morning ~annornSA
ing that the price Of coffee is now 10
cents per cup. Where the signs aid
not appear the price was raised 1ust
the same.
One cup Of coffee with each meal puff
chased over the counters Of the down4
town restaurants now means an OUTLAY
of $i0s.50 a year. Those who do nof
drink coffee with their evening meal
will save $3.50 thereby, but they vii
still be out $73 a year for coffee AZ
breakfast and lunch. q
To those who are accustomed ID
drink two cups OF coffee with each
meal, as many people do, the 100 per
cent boost In price will mean an nnla
investment Of s2l9 per year in their
fayorite beverage.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Christian.

LINDEN AVENuE-Walter NJ. White
minister 'Whan the Church Prayed"
viii be the theme OF the morning ser.
mon, At 1850 Mr.. White vii sneak
on Earning Honest Bread
M'LEMoRE AVENUE-The minister.
the Rev, George ", kemper, will mi
his pulpit az both services. Subjects.
morning, 'tQur Greate5t Leader. " cye.
ming, "Tekel' an installation service
Of Church officers viii be held at the
morning service. Bible school 3 80 I'M,
Christian Endeasor at e,t5 pm A cor.
dat tatitation.
THlRO+Bible school at s.i5 am,
eoamuEion service at ~ am, Elder III
genhisou Furnace repaired and build
Ing Nill be warm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Eplsoopai.

ST, MARN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. as
follows. 7:l5 am, holy communion
1880 Am Cathedral church school; g,A6
am. mems Bible class, IL am, o
mE prayer with sermon BY the dean,
the Very Rcv. F. pu Nj, Deyall.
cALvARN-rhe Rev. Of waiter ..
Bnekher rector Services Tor the twan-
ty-seCoud SUNDAY after Trinity. holy
communion $50 am; morning service
and sermon at II am. special sons
Fervfra with Haydn's Creation al :
pm. Ever yhody welcome.
GOOD SHEPHERp-At $40 an,
Sunday school II am, morning pray 81
With sermon by the Rev. Arthur How.
ard Noll, LID. canon OF The cathedral
eRAeE-Rey, Charles r Wright, Zee.
Tor. Holy communion At fa5 am.
Morning prayer ard sermon az II. sub
1ect OF sermon, Bread Epenias prav-
er and sermon at 1880; subject Of SER
mon, victory. Sunday school at $50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
M00NSHlNERS NABBED
AND STILLS DESTROYED

LOUISVILLE. nv, Nov. l6.--Twelve
alleged "moonshiners" were arrested
and several large illicit stills were de-
troSed yesterday by revenue officers OBJ
Grating In the mountains OF Laurel and
fletcher eeunttes IN Southeastern Ken
here today.
sheriff ". II, steele and a posse Of
four deputies made the raids In Laurel
county, capturing eight alleged NOON
sinners after destroying three stills,
-Four men we're taken and leur more
by the federal agents, according to the
rapnrt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
TELLS OF
ST. LOUIS PARK PLAN

Explanation ~ the system employed
BY the 81, Louie park commission and
board Of recreation was explained sat
urdaS 70 city club members by Nelson
Cunlin at the weekly luncheon at Hotel
lecture illustrated by slides TO quite a
gathering at the hotel.
Saturday morning the st, Louis Off.
cial visited Confederate park, Market
square and made a trip around the
Parkway In an auto as the guest Of tle
Memphis recreation commission. IN
Market square school children enter.
talned the party with songs and dances.
In the afternoon Mr.. Cunlitf was to
vlsit other local parks.
Members Of the local commission an
nounoed that Tuesday night a petition
win be presented to the board OF educa-
ton requesting that lights be installed
at Leath school 40 that this institution
may no converted into a s~ociatecnter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Raptist,

cENrRAl-Dr NJ D. Jeffriea pas.
tor at the Baptist hospital, will occupy
the pulpit Of Central Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening, The
mtSed quartet Will render special selec-
tions sunday morning and the malc
quartet ut night Sunday school at 1880
am B. \ 7 I, at $50 pm,
BELLEVUE The pastor, nr. Il. M.
Inflow, VIII preach at both hours Morn
inE subject. What An the World Is
Calling For Evening subject: aFltn.
dainentals in Christian Character" sun
day school at ESQ T., Y. i. Z. meet.
ings at $50
TEMPLE-rhe pastor, ]. Carl McCoy,
wiz speak NJ both hours at Temple
Baptist church AZ II am, out OF
Darkness into Light At $50 pm,
Remember Lots Wife
SEVENTH srREET-pastor / n
strether will preach at II am. OF
Community Stewardship" and at 7,sC
pm. on Loyalty TO christ. An i'm.
portant matter claims the attention o,
the members at the morning hour.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Presbyterian.

FtRsT--The Rev, pr. williamson viii
preach on THE Venture OF FAITH
b:Sg pm, supper for men In the church.
1880 pm, sermon for everybody; topic,
Friendship.
sEcoNp-At the morning service the
Rev. a, u Curry DID, will preach on
the subject, Code Memory TOKEN
Sunday evening at 7:3o the Rev, W. l..
Carson viii preach on the subject,
Open .Mindedness This win be the
first Of 4 series Of eight sermons which
Mr., Carson will deliver on the Beati'
tudes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. themes: II
am, "A Decision Involving Others"
7:30 pm, THE Ministry Of Song" The
Rev james Carpenter, pastor, win
preach ct both services.
WEsTMlNsTER-At Ii am, The
Task That Challenges AZ 30 pJmr
The New Christianity in Conflict With
NE old Conception q SEA" Az SsSo
school. NCharlea William sommervule.
AN, Fh.p., Dh, pastor,
ALABAMA AVENuE-Prcsching by
the Hastor, the Rev. T. NJ, Lowry, at
the usual hours morning and evening
Nuhiaet far morning The Proper
Training Rtttgiousir and Eduesttenally
OF The Children OF tho World, the
guaranty Tor the Future OF church and
state.
CHELSEA AVENuE-The Rev Font
D. Daniel, pastor. Theme ~ the morn
ing service, Proving God. Evening
subject, ''raate and See Russell q,
Smith. Westminster church, will speak
at the morning hour Bible class az 10
am and Christian Endeayor at 500
pm.
GuM6ERLANp-The Rev. James a.
McINskey VIII preach at IL am. sud
1850 pm. Morning subject, Building
the Temple AT The evening hour
The Shadow Of the CrosF' will be
presented on the screen, All are In
vited TO see these sacred pictures,
Christian Endesvor al $40 pm.
COURT AVENUE, v. .. A.-"what
the Church Stands For will be the sub
Jeet OF the Rev. II, q. Hatstead at the
" O'Clock service, The church orehes-
ira viii play At this service
ASSOCIATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
az the Associate Reformed Preshy-
terian church morning and evening,
Morning subject; The Sunset Limit.
Evening Burden Bearing. Evening ser.
vice al 7 pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
MISS LEARY REMAINS
MUSIC INSTRUCTOR

Prof, y. E. Hawke, local musician
recently employed by the Chamber ~
Commerce. music committees as an in
STuetor Of music in the Memphis pub.
charge Of musical Instruction in the
public schools, Prof. Wharton 5. Zones
supertntendent of schools, stated Fri.
day afternoon that Prof. Hawke would
be an instructor at Central high schoci
and Crockett Vocational high school
Mss Marie Leary ~ supervisor Of music
Monohan as Assistant.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

People7it Sermon topic, 1.-THE Laws Of
Faith and Suggestion the last lecture
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST, sci.
and s n.m. wednesday evening tssti-
monisl meeting at 9 pm. Subject for
Sunday lesson. "Aiortals and Inmor-
tails Readlrg rooms at 1905 Exchange
building are open each week day from
. am, 10 s pm,
SEVENTH DAY ApVENTlsT-Elder
p. r. Wood. pastor. Services Saturday
II am. subject, "SuppinR With the
LORD" Sunday, 7;a0 pm, subject, THE
Worlds Need Of q Saviour"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
RAILROAD COMMISSION
EXAMINES COTTON BELT

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. Is. tsnl.3
Delegations from Pine Bluff, Camden,
Jonesboro, Parasould and other towns
Friday afternoon appeared before the
Arkansas corporation commission to re-
quest a report on the physical condi-
tion Of the Cotton Belt road, prepara-
tory TO renewing % contest with ctfiei-
ais of the road and the railroad ad-
mlnistration for better service,
The commission recently inspected
the road, at the request OF President
Herbert, who declared his road, through
neglect by United States officials, had
become unsafe, but the commission has
never made a report. The commission
requested evidence as to the condition
Of the road before the war.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
LIQUOR s r

Charges Of llauor lazy violation against
Young, negroes, we're continued Friday
In city court until Nov. 28. The trio
was arrested Thursday by Detectives
Carpenter and John Long, who found
them In possession Of several quarts
OF alcohol, a tubful Of brand new ccrks
and empty half-pint bottles, In O. house
on jackson Mound avenue
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
METAL TRADES MEET
ENDS AT CHATTANOOGA

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 15,-
Discussion of various phases Of the
industry featured the ~semiannual con
vention Of the Southern Metal Trades
association here Friday, papers Being
read by President William T. Harding,
of Raleigh, N. c., on "Co-o Operation
Labor Conditions by j. G, Trazzere.
Atlanta. and Foundry Practices" by
James NJ. Hollowell, Atlanta. The con-
vention closed Friday night with a
dinner on Signal Mountain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
WILL ADDRESS
RAILROAD UNIONS

The railway brotherhoods Of Memphis
win hear Glenn Il. Plumb when he visits
Memphis Tuesday. At a meeting Of the
local brotnerhoods Friday night COM
mittees were appointed to arrange for
a meeting Tuesday night. II. c. Gallup,
Of Colorado, representing Mr.. Plumb,
arrived here Friday night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
N, Y. EDITOR DEAD

NEW YORK, Nov, i5,--Thomas A,
Hamilton, editor OF the New York Her
aid, died at his home here last night
after an illness Of several months. lie
was connected with the Herald Tor
more than a quarter OF n century, serv-
ing for many years as financial edi-
tor. Until six months ago, when his
health failed, he was the chief editorial
writer. He also was the Merald's rep.
r~esentatlVe at London and Paris for
q number Of years, Mr.. Hamilton was
Gs NeafR aid
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
BLIZZARD RAGING IN
SECTION ABOUT PARIS

PARIS, Nov, ia blizzard struck
the Paris region last night, Six to ten
inches of SNOW fell and the storm con-
tlrued today undated. Surface tram
and trains from the provinces were
hours late All overland telegraphic
communication with Spain was inter-
rupted, Lack Of coal made matters
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
NEwsBoYs GUESTS.

The News Scimitar newsboys and
carriers were invited to be the special
guests OF the boys work department
Of the Y; N. 2. a; Saturday night from
tertained with moving pictures, mass
singing, games and boxing contests,
and wind up the evening with a swim
in the swimming pool.
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Other Denominations.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. school every
SUNDAY at $50 am. Bible class every
Thursday At $ pm, Regular service
every Sunday az lN45 am, Subject
tqr SUNDAY, G~ForgiEing Your Brother 7.
Al Bsfndt, pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL = The
Esg. Robert George speaks Sunday
morning on the theme, Planted by the
Rivers Of Water Evening prelude,
"AlaaA America Save the Armenian
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
LAST FROM OVERSEAS.

NEwBERN, Tenn Nov Ia. (Spl1-~
johnnie Harrison, prominent Young
merchant Of T~ntumviFe, has returned
to his home IN that section from France.
II is reported that he was the last
Dyer county boy to return from the
European battle fields.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Sunday Services
Methodist.

Sunday VIII bring ~ "A rlors t,e
present conference year az an the
churches Of me Methodist cnurcn,
south. The pastors Of an the Meth-
odist churches in the city urge the
presence OF an the members and
friends Of their congregations at
the services sunday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
PANAMA AGHAsT.

PANAMA. Nov, Announcement
Yesterday that prohibition had gone into
effect In the canal zone through the
Nolstead act created CONSERVATION. II
had been expected that prohibition
would not become effective untIl jan
uary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
DEPUTY ARRESTED.

PARIS, Nov, l5,-Deputy Paul Meu.
nier a arrested today by military d
thorities at AK En- otre, charged with
having had intelligence with tho enemy,
His residence was searched In his
presence,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
LADY AST0R CASTS HER
BALLOT FOR HERSELF

PLYMOUTH. Nov, 15.--Lady. Astor,
candidate for parliament, voted for her
self early today. She was n OF the
fret women at the polls.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15

10 the most divine experience tlat comes 70 sane
ify a Christian heart" No truer words were ever
uttered, and they not only come out OF a happy
experience IN his own life, but Of every life that
takes advantage of the blessed privilege Cod gives
It's TO fellowship with Hin In the still places of life.
The weakness in the great majority OF Chris
tian lives is to be found in the neglect OF the
means OF grace our Father has provided for our
spiritual uplift. Many protesting Christians are too
sleepy on Sunday morning to attend the Bible
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-15
Thoughts for the Quiet Hour
G.. W.K.

The habit Of meditation" needs TO be cultivated more and more
by US. prummondShas told US that ne who knows not what II IS to
20 out from The ernAh snmnimna and be alone with God is a sLranger