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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

A community program will be pre-
scented at Church's auditorium Thurs
day night under the auspices OF the
war camp community service, William
II, Foote viii be tho principal speaker.
Community singing will be a feature.
The public Is invited. There Is no
charge for admission.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

Sergt, Alvin c. York has our best
wishes for the success Of his educa-
tional plans, Ignorance Ia a great han
dicap to any people, The modest and
unselflsh bearing of the eminent SOL
der Is winning for him universal adj
miration.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

The teachers who gave their time.
free OF charge IN the vacation Bible
schools for children, rendered the COM
munity and the rae a most valuable
and unselfish service, The results will
be seen for many years TO come.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21
Right Here, and NOW
Is the Opportunity for Men and Young Men
to Make Money by InOesting in These
Palm Beach Suits, $13.85
That Sold at SIS, SIS and $40

You IAN get a new hat or a pair of shoes with the money you save OF these suit
But, the important thing is to-ACT-and act QUICKLY. Don't put it off
and-"wish you had"-when it's too late Be wise and buy NOW.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

Private families having one or more
extra rooms are urged TO register them
with the Urban league. for the accom-
mediation OF visitors to the city. Rooms
term visitors. Public-spirited citizens
will see tho Importance Of this notice,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

Prof. j.. ID. Crenshaw. editor OF the
National Baptist Voice, published at
Nashville, Tenn. was In the city this
week In tho interest Of his paper.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY nav. 7. o. | |

The North Carolina Mutual Life In
suranee company Is represented in this
city by efficient and energetic young
men. Being the strongest company Of
Its kind operated by negroes, In the
world. the race is justly proud Of II.
Or. Ohio b. Taylor, who is contrib
uting those fine and most helpful ar
ticles on Hygiene" through the col
Of the Memphis Times, Is a Howe
graduate and has made his record by
hard work.
Prof. ]. ID. Crenshaw, editor OF the
National Baptist Voice, published at
Nashville. Tenn, was In the city this
week In tho interest OF his paper.
The teachers who gave their time
free OF charge In the vacation Bible
schools for children, rendered the COM
munity and the race a most valuable
and unselfish service, The results will
be seen for many years TO come.
There will be an old fashioned coun-
try picnic at Wilburn's lawn, on Mis-
sisslppt boulevard, Aug. 26, under the
auspices OF Ruth circle Of st. Andrews
A. NJ. Il. church. The public Is invited.
Rev. Russell S. Brown, OF the Ply
mouth Community house, has just re-
turned from a conference of social
workers held ut Talladega, Ala, under
the war camp community service. He
spent some time In Birmingham and
told Of the work being done In Mem
phis.
A community program will be pre-
scented at Church's auditorium Thurs
day night under the auspices OF tn,
var camp community service, William
Community singing will be a feature
The public Is invited. There Is ne
charge for admission.
-
Private families having one or mort
extra rooms are urged to register then
with the Urban league, for the accom-
mediation Of visitors to the city. Rooms
are needed for transients and long
term visitors. Public spirited citizenI
will see tho Importance Of this notice
-
Sergt, Alvin G, York has U bes'
wishes for the success OF his educa
tional plans, Ignorance Ia a great han
dicap to any people, The modest an,
unselflsh bearing of the eminent sol
der Is winning for him universal ad
miration.
-
Memphis can pull off big things whei
she takes a notion to do so. Politics |
not her only stock In trade. It's jus
an interesting and expensive sidelinG
1 -@-
There are lots of people outside O
| congress who seem opposed to day
| light saving Watch the corners.
The Orphans and Old Ladies' HON
held It's regular meeting Wednesda,
r, r. Cooper, president, presided, Rou
tine business was transacted.
| -
Some people expect others TO do fire
OF. charge the things they are paid I
do. Another jewel OF consistency.
-
II Is often very difficult to find goo
reasons why people should not be re
elected TO office. II want the place r.
myself or my friends Is about righ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

Dr. Ohio b. Taylor, who is contrib
uting those fine and most helpful ar
ticles on Hygiene through the col
umns Of the Memphis Times, Is a Howe
graduate and has made his record by
hard work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-21

The North Carolina Mutual Life In
surance company Is represented in this
city by efficient and energetic young
men. Being the strongest company OF
Its kind operated by negroes, in the
world. the race Is justly proud Of IL.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Legation Denies U. S. Ships
Brought Food for Soviet

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 15.-The Ameri-
can Legation denied yesterday that two
American ships had arrived at Petro-
grad with foodstuffs for the Soviet
government, as was reported on August
6 by the Social Demokraten."
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Fleet Will Have Radio
'Phone Service to City
San Francisco Can Talk to War.
ships by Using Ordinary
Desk Euuipment

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 15.-wireless
telephone mechanism that will permit
San Franciacans to talk to ships Of the
Pacific feet in the harbor through ordi-
nary desk or wall telephones was being
set up by the Navy Department at the
Goat Island radio station here to-day.
To get the connection 1t simply will be
necessary to call the radio station and
ask for the ship and person desired.
The connection will be made by the
station.
Tests have proven that the system
will work out perfectly, according to
Lieutenant Commander c. r. Clark,
commandant Of the station. The con-
nection can be made whether the ship
is anchored or In motion.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Sail Monday
FOREIGN PORTS

BEIRA. Aug. II. - Arrivals steame
Clan Sinclair CBrl, New York Via Cape
To n.
BUnNos AYREs, Aug. II. - Arrived
Steamers Everett, Baltimore: Olaf Kyrre
(Nor.), Newport News.
BUTT OF LEWIS, Aug, t3. - Passed
Steamer Siljan (Swed), New York for
Gothenburg and Malmo.
CAPE SPARTEL Aug. IL. Passed
Steamer 1lilda ltache New York for Ma
zaRan and Mogudor.
CARDFF, Aug. 12.--Sailcd: Steamer
Coloma, Newport News.
DARTMOUTH, Aug. 1l.-Arrived: Steam
er Gcrfrlcd (BrD, New York.
DUNKlNK. Aug. l0.-Arrived. Steamer
Araka ju fBraz), Montreal.
steamer Ca!rngowan pr). Montreal tor
Leith.
GENOA Aug, Z. - Arrived: Steamers
Lcpanto jItal), Port Arthur. Tex; San
Rossore Ntal), Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 10.-SaIled: Steam
er Hayford tBr..) Sand Key.
HAMBURG, Aug. 6.--Arrived: Steamer
Chester sun, Philadelphia via Antwerp.
UAVRE, Aug, l0.-Arrived: Steamer
Rochambenu ONr.), Now York.
HULL. Aug. l0.-Sailed Steamer Ka-
mournslsa (Br) sydney. c. p.
LA PALLICE. Aug. 7.-Arrved: Steam-
ers Wcstbrook. Norfolk; Westboro, Nor
folk; 10th. West Gotomska, Norfolk. Sailed;
steamer Sahara Cra1O, New York.
LISBON Aug. .. - Arrived: Steamer
Emilia do Perca (Span). New York for
Cadl2 and Balcelona.
AlONTENIDEO, Aug. II. Arrived
Steamer Newton (Br,}, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Weather Report.
BUN rises 6 200 nj. Sun sets :. Z :54 pm.
Moon rises 10 :26 y, M. Moon sets, Ii :37 am.

Local Forecast.--Showers and thunder
storms to-day. and probably tomorrow; not
much change In temperature; gentle, varia-
BILE winds.
Local Official Rccord--The following Of
ncial record shows temperatures during the
last twcnty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresl ondinG date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
NANTES, Aug. io.--sailsd, Steamer St.

NANTES, Aug. io.--sailsd. Steamer st.
a NyiImnuSwl1i WArERWnd, Aug. Ar
rived: steamer skogstad (Nor.), Now York
.rNRiSI, Aug. 10. - ras.cdi otsA,Ter
Abron. Calcutta and Colombo for New
York.
pLyMouTH. Aug: 1a.-,ssIlsdy ssssm-
Simi} m9}cltnWoeRT nsiHefSTF Nys io.sallsa: steam
er Msr,saee. New York
rOt1 EGbAM, Aug, 0.-Arrived; Steam
or Anton Van Dtlel (tol). baltimore.
rranspaclHc Mails
Tho counect.ng malls oloso at tho Con
erel ros{ofncc and CITY Hall p0st0ffoe
stotians. New Y0rh. at . y. M. as fol'ews'
ryawau and specially addressed mail for
Jsrau. Ca.sa, China, Siberia. Slam, Cochin
Chlnc. Netherlands East Tndies and Philip
pino Isanda, vie San Tranoisoo, per steam =
slip rcuador August 49,
Coohin China, NstheriancY East Indiea
aid phitlpine Islands, via Vancouvor and
V!otcr!a b. c., per steamship Montoagle.
th!na. Via Seattle. pcr steamship Javary.
Tawaii. Japan, Corea. China. Siberia.
Slam, Ooohtn China and Netherlands East
Indien, Via San Francisco, per steamship
Tenyo Marv August ~
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia, via San Francisco. per steam
Ti] Islands, New Zealand and Australia,
via Vancouver and Victoria, -. c.. per
steamship Makura Hoptember 1.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
UNFINISHED ApARTy1"rs TO LET

S4TH ST. VEST large outside rooms
private hall, bath. steam heat, hot water
rents. $S4Sl00; near Parh.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Spring Street.
l}rOOnle Street.

Approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt, costs and allowances, s2O.OSl32 with
interest and expenses of sale Approxi-
mate amount OF taxes and water rents,
alties.
The said premises are to be sold sub
Ject to eucroachMont Of the building on
the premises adjoining on the south cf ~
inches on TIE said iretlises sAown on a
survey Of Geo. C. HoAerith, dated May
strictions and regulations contained in a
resolution or ordinance adopted July Is
1916, BY the Board OF Estimate ana An
portionment Of the City Of New York aud
afAondments thereto. Also subject to ex
listing tenancies.
Dated, New York. June 24th. 1910.
WILLIAM l.. WCODWARD Referee.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
LEGAL. NOTICES

STATE OF NEW YORK. oFFIcE OF
~, ,,l,,, ne s.c,cretary a. StaSe, IS THIS GER
eertiaes that the MIDLAND SItN MILLS.
aNC, = domestic stock corporat!on. mas
NED IN shis office On this llth day Of
August. 1919. papers for the voluntarv
Dissolution Of such corporation under sec
tIon 2-l or the General Corporation Law
anu that It appears ihcresrorn that such
corporation has compiled with said sec
sion Ia order to be dissolved.
WITNESS my hand and the seai OF
once OF the Secretary Of State. at the
Guy OF Albany. this eleventh day
tSeall q Aus sust, ono thousand nine hun.
dred and nineteen
c. w. TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Carpets land Rugs

CARPETS -RUGS.-S0O Wilton rings, nearly
mixed colors $40 upward; Persian Rugs,
bargain, 1000 yards, Whittail rarlor, Office
Showroom ca1peIs, any size to measure ST
upward. 500 yards excellent heavy japanesa
:na.1ins, q5c. coo yards Inlaid Linoleum,
S1.50 laid TO order, worth IS. George. 1887
Third Plaza 425a
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Diamonds
OLA MONDS

DiAMONDS IND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, ehtates appraised purchx1sd
BENNETT. l76 Broadway, upataira
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Other Pecul,'s Weather

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-Pressure s low
over western Lake Superior aud over Nova
Scotia, and Is high over tho central and
northern Rocky Mountain region.
During the last twenty-four hours showers
and thunder storms have occurred IN the
east Gulf states, the lower Missouri md
upper Mississippi valleys, the upper lake
I<gion and at widely scattered points in
the Atlantic states.
en.poratures have risen to above normal
IN tho Ohio Valley and the north portion
Of the west Gulf states and on the north
Pacific Coast, and they have fallen over
and the central Rocky Mountain region.
The outlook is for Unsettled weather with
local showers and thunder storms Saturday
in practically nj! sections of the country
east Of the Mississippi River, and on Sun
day, with the exception of the Ohio Valley
and upper lake region.
1t will be somewhat cooler Saturday in the
upper lake region and Ohio Valley, and on
Sunday in the lower lake region Elsewhere
throughout the country east of the Misss-
sippi River temperature changes will not be
marke ed.
Forecasts for Special Districts-S Southern
New England. Eastern New York Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey, Delaware Dis
trict OF Coumbia-Local showers and thunder
storms Saturday and probably Sunday not
much change in temperature
Western New York, Western PENNSYLVANIA
Local showers and thunder storms Sattr-
day and probably Sunday: slightly cooler
Sunday.
Northern New Englnnd-Partly cloudy
Saturday Sunday local showers and thunder
storms not much change i'll temperature
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16

I-IEIlcSt tefNpeINtCro yesterday, n (at Z
p. M lowest G. CAS- a. ny ; average,
6S; average same date last year. Il: aver
age same date for thirty three years, ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
FOR SIZE
FURNITURE FOR SALE

ON ACCOUNT OF leaving for Europc a
rooms FIRST class new furniture; to private
people only can bc seen every day from
lo~12 a. IN. and "a y. III. at II Clarclnonr
ave, Apartment A.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Transports Due the Ne.rt 7tuo Days

1C~fGy
n-etJ cAsual
Tho
vva4
The President lv6na. Park Units S5
TO
Tho car-.a
Sales &ofor
CompsniM 4+a, &4s A5s, audG
Tomorrow
BrcstA
The Cap Fnmtere, Brest Unit no yet .dstissA
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
HELP WANTED FEMALE

STENOGRAPHER.--E opportunity
for Individual OF two 20 Ave yesrs' expert
ence In Office OF large Harlem manufacturer
Liberal salary, pleasant surroundings. ca se-
terra and free Insurance Reply must give
full particulars Il. w. a63 West l25th St
SALESLADIES.--2 for candy counter Mary
Elizabeth. 392 eth ave. 4
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Going g On To-day

DAY
American Mnseum~ of Natural History, ad
mission free.
metropolitan Museum of Art. admission
free.
American Museum OF Safety. admission
1Icc.
Van Cortlandt Museum. admission free.
me Aquarium, admission free.
Geological Park, admission free
NIGHT
Boxing Tournament, Brooklyn Athletic
Club, p.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
TRUNKS FOk SALE

BIG BARGAlNS.--New and used wardro
trunks 500 9Th ave. bet 30th-sls1 s.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-16
Detective Agencies.

A--A.-W1LklNSON'S Detective Agency.
Established 1885, quick results all cases.
male and fen.alo operatives, open evenings
Suite sos, alo West saith. Tel. Greeley s503
If YOU WANT THE TRUTH WE GET IT..
MAC1IAY DETECTIVE L SERVICE l54 Mas
sa0 St Phone Bechnan--2C96.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
Albuquerque Hospitality

NNE DAY last week the above heading was
~ used To say a few things that were not easy
or pleasant to say, II Is being used again
today for the >ame purpose.
Tuesday night the Albuquerque Chamber OF
Commerce rendered "a smoker 10 one hundred or
more visiting railroad men gathered from al parts
NJ the Santa Fc system from Chicago tn san Frau
cisco. A number oi them were former citizens All
were men in positions permitting them So say aud
DO things that will help Albuquerque. Aside from
their power 10 ace 81 amncfii 20 us-thcy were our
guests.
There were fourteen Albuquerque men present
Al thai smoker, including officers Of the Chumner
bf Commerce. one hundred or more men who had
becn talking among themselves ubani their business
FOR two days and who might reasonably have been
expected 20 desire q chunge OF topics, were left 10
continue talking 10 each other. Fourteen men nm
dcrtnnk 10 minglc among them. extend the glad
hand and make them Feel ui home. Tho forloru four
teen did heroic service, hut IL didut M the bill.
That il not the Albuquerque kind Of hospital.
ity. II j. not the way Ia success With Tins kind of
Albuquerque hospitality. important gatherings of
men expecting real hospitality will cease coming to
Albuquerque to hold their conference, aud convcn.
tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04

get real advertising service from the newspaper
and certain results from the advertising space pur-
chased. Moreover they perform an important serv-
ice for the buying public aud their patrons, the
readers Of ihr newspapers. BY telling ihcm simply,
clearly. and conyincinviy what Is the rial value ~
the article offered to the customer. They answer
thai all important question Of the consumer hat
II " worth ~ me
The advertisements that arr read. that stick in
the minds IT men and women aud that produce 70
suits in convenience and savings for consumers and
increased sales for merchants are not advertise
meuts hurricdly thrown toerther after an occasion.
al order for space. given on the spur Of the moment
or under the prod Of soliciting Winning advertise.
mcmis Of the kind the public read, remember and
act upon are usually advertisements that result from
this system
IA thorough understanding Of what ad.
~vcrtisine PROPOSES aud il desired To- dp.
"A definite appropriation Tor adycrtiS-
ing throughout certain periods. or throughout
the year. based upon a percentage of gross
sales volume. spent 10 increase that volume aud
thus reduce the overhead upon The individual
Sale,-and the prices AZ which goods can be-
sold.
3-The same thoughtful attention 90 the
advertising. from month 10 month, week 10
week and day tu day that il given To- arranging
credit At the bnnk, buying goods. keeping
stock and waiting ON The trade.
Takes timei OF course II takes time, 80 does
any activity that produces a healthy profit or q
worth while result. But advertising, in proportion
To it, Importance and productive power. takes less
time than amy other department of store manage,
mrni because IL can be thought out and planned IN
connection with the thinking and planning for
every other department because i must be worked
out in connection with every other department and
because. where there Is an efficient, modern news.
paper handy there IL always available the service
IT trained advertising writers whose service goe.
with the space the merchant buys. The Herald be-
icvcs IN advertising service ~ part Of the sale oi
advertising space. just ~ The winning merchant
buys advertising space and uses n with care as d
necessary part Of his business growth and service q,
his customers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
TOMORROW
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
We Are Cheered by the announcement of a Commerce Club
Get-together Dinner. When We Get Together Things Move

A INVOLVEMENT pf a Chamber Of Commerce
"A Fffiogtfhrr dinner al an early date Is cheer.
ing news. When Albuquerque business inter.
esfs assemble around = square meal something
worth whiic usually fullowS. az we win think back
over the past few years We win recall that after
eyefy one Of these Chamber of Commerce dinners
this city has taken a forward step. Some of them
have been short steps some have been long steps
They have all been forward.
There could he M hettcr argument for holding
these Chamber ~ Cnmmrrcc dinners more frequent.
y The ono nov heing arranged for should prove
one Of the most valuable IN the history Of the organ.
iknfion. There arr y number Of things that Alhu.
quefquc business interests should talk over. A
number Of matters need attention. thought and
united aciion. A corps Of woodworking Chamhcr
Of ommerc officers and an efficient board Of al.
recforS can do n grrat deal Of effective work They
can carry through the detail Of amy enterprise.
great or small. much more effectively than Il han
died by a large body Of men. But these community
enterprises need the ideas IN working mp and the
cooperation and hacking IN working out. % the
large body 90 men the membership ~ the Chamber
81 Commerce, with each individual member doing
his share.
We should like 10 see the Chemhar Of Com.
mcrce dinner now being planned become y record
breaker in attendance. II IL is we can count upon
results from il that will be worth much 10 oil Of rs
aud 10 our city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-04
YESTERDAY The Herald carried an article eoI

Y YESTERDAY the Herald carried an article con
ccrning the national attention attracted by
the store management and particularly the
advertising done BY an Albuquerque merchant. The
Herald was rather more than glad to print the arii.
cle because the merchant mentioned merits the
widespread publicity he j. receiving IN his partic.
nlar merchandising field. and alsa because Evening
Herald advertisements. prepared by Evening Her
aid advertising copy writers. were referred 90 ia
The most favorable manner possible by being used
a. examples % effective, result producing adyer.
iisemeniS.
There i nothing remarkable about the success
II the advertising done BY this particular merchant
there j. no mysterious or occult power ia his ac.
accomplishments with newspaper publicity. lie IL hut
one ~ a number 81 very successful Albuquerque
merchants who follow the sane method i selling
goods They recognize the first principle of modern
merchandising. that intelligent, well directed. per-
sisient advertising reduces the selling cost. These
men win in the retail merchandising field; not be
cause they are more brilliant than other merchants
bat hecanse they hrs' study and adopt nm efficient
system aud thereafter persistenily and consistently
follow IL.
The merchant referred 10 here does not regard
the advertising salesman " the newspaper ~ an
unpl.Hsani Interruption 10 book keeping. wrapping
bundl.s or checking stock. lie regards advertising
MS a business necessity and the advertising man ~
4 valuable assistant. The merchant does not per.
NIT the advertising man Ia tell him what 10 advcr-
iise. and when. lie knows what lines should b."
pnshed and when. What he does ~ 10 take the adj
vertising man into his confidence 10 encourage him
10 study the stock and become familiar with IL "a
know thoroughly what Is being advertised and
why. As a result, copy prepared for this merchant
and for others who follow the same modern. win.
nnlg system. j. written ny a man who knows what
he j. writing about, why he Is writing the advertise
memt and who believes IN the article be- y aiding
ia selling.
Merchants of this type, who follow thu, system