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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The cable str Colonia C3r) is on her way from
Plymouth. Eng. to Santos. Brazil. with 2,doo
miles OF cable. which will be used for the exten-
sion of the all American cable systems from
Buenos Ayres, Argentina. to Santos and Rio ia
neiro, Brazil. John l. Merrill. president OF the
cable company, announced here yesterday. The
cable will be laid in two sections. the first from
Santos 70 Montevdeo, Uruguay. where IL will con-
meet with short line To Buenos Ayres. and the
other from Santos to Rio Janeiro The cable
steamer left Plymouth Jan 10. Work on the ex-
tension which will place the United states In
direct touch with Brazil over wholly American
owned ca bes, will begin within a few weeks. II
Is expected that the cable will be completed and
ready for operation before the end Of the year.
Mr. Merrill says the establishment OF the American
cable service TO Brazil will give the newspapers
OF that country opportunity to receive direct
the news service furnished by American press
associations to the papers Of other sections OF
South and Central America.
Str Trimountain, from New York, before re-
ported ashore, arrived at Hamburg Jan IS, after
discharging overheard 800 tons of cargo.
CITY ISLAND, NY, Jan 24-Sehr Isaiah
Stetson, from Liverpool for New York, with wood
pulp, dragged ashore on the east side OF City Isl
and BY ice and strong NE wind last night; vessel
was foated at II 40 AM today with the assist
Of the tug 9 A Lorman
HALIFAX, Ms. Jan Misfortune again today
attended the attempt to bring the disabled United
States transport Powhatan to port. Captain Ira
Wis master of the Canadian government str LADY
I,atirier which yesterday was slowly but steadily
towing the Powhntan toward this port, advised
the marine agent here this morning that one OF
the tow lines had parted and that progress had
stopped.
The shipping Board str Oskaloosa. from Ia Pal
lice Dec - for Norfolk is reported today by wire
less as disabled about 120 miles u OF this port.
The ships steering gear is said 70 have broken.
LONDON. Jan 23-str Ernemore tBr), Boston
via Halifax for Glasgow. reports by wireless to
Malin Head; considerable damage on deck.
2ith-Sif Benoni. from Manila. arrived at
Gravesend today with cargo In No hold afire
NORFOLK, Va. Jan 2+-Navy yard passenger
barge was In collision with Old Dominion tug.
Str III sgio. New York for Galveston. which
stranded 10 miles below Cape Henry, floated later
unasssted and proceeded.
str Canadian Gunner (Br'. santiago Tor Nor
folk ia gtran nded near Cape Henry.
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eonville; Nacoochee. Savannah; Cretan, Pbilade +
phia a.--wind at Highland Light. Z, % miles;
cloudy: smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan 24-A1rived, str Whine
bago. New York.
Cleared 2ith. strs Donate tSpl. Marseilles
Santa Tecla, New York; War Lark (Brl Alex
andria; Aztec (Nor), Port Iobos,
Sailed oath, str Snider, ---- land passe'
down North Point $50 AMI.
Sailed 2fth. strs Pinemore CBr), Liverpool
Charles r Harvood, T8mpico; Amalienhorg DAM
valparaso: Yaye Maru Jap, Rotterdam; I'm
meln (Swl, Tampa; Borgestnd (Norl. Tampico.l
BEAUFORT. NC, Jan 2f--Arrived SIR
Orchid. TO replace sea buoy and bar buoy Beau-
fort bar, Cape Lookout.
sailed from Cape Lookout oath, schr Brina 7
PendJeton, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, sc, Jan 4-ArriTed' sr Lf-
nape. New York.
Sailed oath, str Mohawk, New York
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FOREIGN PORTS.

CTENFUEGOS, Jan 1s--Sailed, strs lake Harris
Baltimore: Goth. Largo Law tBr), Queenstown.
HAVANA, Jan 10-Sailed, str Reina Maria Girls
tina (Sp), Vera Cruz.
Sailed Goth. str lake Louise, Boston.
MATANzAS, Jan 2l-Sailcd, str Lake Btan
chester. Philadelphia.
NUEvITAS, Jan 21-Saiied, str Lake CORN
Nev Orleans
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
SAIL MONDAY.


Str Madison, Nelson. Norfolk ana Newport
News-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
str Cape Fear, Mcleod, Norfolk, va-Export
Steamship Co.
Str vesia (Nor). Apollo Norfork, va-Coiumbus
Steamship Co.
str Canadian Pioneer, (F'r), Coffin, Halifax. Ms
--Sanderson & Son.
II Grace & Co.
schr Governor Par (Br. Richard, Perth Am.
boy--Scammell Bros.
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HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For
eign Ports.

MONMOUTH. Jan 23--Arrived str verentis
fBrl. st John, NIB.
ANTWERP. Jan 20--Arrivcd, strs Pocahontas
New York: I'D. Mattawa tBr), Sc John. NB.
Sailed 10th. str Sarua. New York.
AUCKLAND, Jan 2i--Arrived, str Iceland, New
York
ANToTAGASTA. Jan c,-Arrived. str Hiyezar
Maru Jap) Baltimore.
BARRY, Jan 33-Saiied strs Minnie de Larri
naga tBrl, Gaivestoni cath. I1rivan (Belg). --.
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American line has its steamship. the Hal
lg Olaf (J-26), on her way to New York
from Copenhagen.
Four Italian line steamships, the Re
d'Italia D-1S. the America QI-22). the
Duca dAosta CR-2D and the Dante AL
lighieri (G-2O), are on their way here from
Naples and Genoa, with the Roma, of the
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
m rxf..-I

BOSTON. Mass. Jan 24-Arrived. strs Oakland
Liverpool via Fayal and Halifax; Gloucester. Bal
timore Lake Bledsoe. Norfolk.
Sailed oath, str winifredian (Br), Liverpool.
Sailed 9th. strs Lake Fiuvanna, Norfolk; Santa
Clara Charleston; Lake Farlbault, do and Jack
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TRANSATTANrTC MAns

TRANSATLANTIC MAIIS.
MONDAY. Jan 26-Cape Verde and South AZ
rca. str York Castle 10 AM.
Portugal and Spain (sD also parcel post mails
sor Portugal. MADEIRA Spain. Canary Islands and
. AM.
Germany ~: also parcel post mails for Ger
many Austria and Czecho-slovakia. str Schodack
TUESDAY. Ian 21-Great Britain. Ireland.
Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark. Ger
many Hungary. Lithuania. iatyia,, Esthona
Finland. Archangel Madeira and Cape Verde
Islands, also parcel post mails for Great Britain
ireland, Egypt. British India. British East AZ.
RIGA. Malta, zsnxibsr and Pemba. str Cedric. II
AN (sup 2:3O PM.
S;gsrs -, sierra S rTns oiI lagos ana
Azores Islands ntaly ~ also parcel post mails.
str Regina d'Italia. IL NJ.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES &C.
SUNDAY Jan Us barbados, st Lucia. North
Brazil. Ianitos Pernambuco. Parahyba. Natal and
Maceio (oiher parts OF Brazil y. str Denis.
AN.
MONDAY Jan 2G-Cuba t'), str Moro Castle.
80 AM.
Turks island and Dominican Republic. str Hu-
ron. o;5o AN tsup 10 AM.
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Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, formerly a
Hamburg-American line steamship, which
is nearing Southampton on her first voy-
age under the British and Cunard flags.
The same company has the Vauban GID
on its way to Liverpool. The Lapland. of
the Red Star lines re-esta bished Antwerp
service, is shown on the chart DID on her
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, Nj, Jan 2t-Barometev at noon
3O.oe inches; wind n. light; weather, fine; tenn
peraturc, 20 deg Fair.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Rotterdam Dutch. from Rotterdam via
Plymouth for New York, sienaiied LEGO miles
r. Of Ambrose Channel lightshIp at noon Friday.
VIII probably dock Tuesday morning.
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Francisco via Honolulu West cavsnai, New Yorl
l via Colon and Honolulu.
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Fabre line n-1s). coming in from Naples
and Marseilles. and the Savoie F-12) and
the Niagara tG-lD, coming in from Havre
and Bordeaux, respectively. to the French
line.
On their voyages eastward from New
York are twelve transatlantic passenger
steamships, the largest of which is the
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
CHAINS AND ANCHORS.

FOR sALEL-Ministure stesm tues. can ne sh,pred
anywhere burn wood or soft coal. buiit for O.
8. Navy snd al brass and copper fitted, ~ n. D.
keel condeuslps steam engine. Ward boiler, Al.
lowed 1So ib- stcsm fine for river work ia South
Annerca, onlv four left, price ~ COO N 1880 se.
70 East "a st.. New f~sk. ''r'
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MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED

ATTENTION, PURCHASERS 49, DAVID W
SIMPSON. ship Broker 2so state ST. Boston
has steamers. vessels. turbosts. yachts Of ever
description fof sale charter; all nntional tiles
Write him. We have several bargains in now
Canadian and American schooners, running from
TOO TO 100 W tons. These vessels are ready
for sea and service and Will be sold at balf their
value IN close an estate.
At Low PRICES: FOR SALE.
Five new SGD ton steamers, delivery April, May.
June. Si6o per ton. q. A. HoBgI,G. $40 Bridge
IT.
CHAPMAN 4 FISHER. SHIP BROKERs.
. For Sale-steel tug. 40 h. p: steel barrcs COO
.bOo tons. new wooden barge. .4i0: yard
&c. for sale and charter. lombard -5t6s.
CHAINS AND ANCHORS.
g. w. FISHER. i5 Wall st, Phone Rcctor-6s.
DECK scows,- STEAM LIGHTERS, COVERED
ne nBBAABGEEs, ABGE, pERRIpK cd uHgH1TEERs r . g s;
LIST; BOZ 81. wEsH AwKEN. n. j. 'fHoNE
UNTON-DTo.
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ALMANAC for NEW YORK, Jan. rs.

sun riscs. ........7 - Moon rises. IL AM
sun sets. o5 Moon sets. 10 90 PM
TINE OF HIGH WATER JANUARY -.
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MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED
IMP o X r. A
MEMBERS or NEPTUNE ASSOCIATION

OTHER LICENSED DECK OFFICERS.
AZ n result of the referendum vote on amend.
ments 70 bylaws all the proposed amendments q
We're carried by substantial malorlties exceptina
s24 Therefore. effective on and after January
30 i02O the initiation fee will be f2J and the
'"""'' NEPTUNE ASSOCIATION.
FOR sale-Deck scow. 90x3o. Can he seen at
Jersey City Dry Docks, foot Henderson st.. Jer-
sey city.
For S,Lr-- Barge. coverd house, 100 IT. hy ~
~: capacity 200 tons. MCINTOSH. brooklyn
Bridge Dock. Beekman-2i00.
town.
FOR sALE-sIEAM 200 tons freight ca.
pncity suitable inland waters. MCINTOSH.
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Sandy Hook. 10 Os AM 1o ~ PM
Governors Island. ....... 10 90 AM 10 ~ Pm
Hell Gate (Astoria).. ~ o3 AM u 20 PM
DIhe time given in the above table is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the United
States Coast and Geodctc Survey.
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HARRY w. SANFORD

Nacht and NesseI Hfoker,
SOL FIFTH Ay.. At AID ST, N. v.
OCEAN going tug ard three harves. capacity each
300 tons For particulars amply q, NJ. DWYBr
2n-2i West Houston ST. 'phone asD9-Spring.
gAIE-Steamship. 200 tons: others various
sizes; propcllcrs, harhnr. coast tugs. GEO.
ARCHER, 10 Heaver.
TWO deck lighters, without masts. almost new
tfax33 and iOOv30: also two mast and boom
lighters p0xlH, almost new. MODEL Co. 2Ot
WANTED-Good, able, seaworthy passenret
steamboat. abont t25x2oxy about IA miles an
hour 10 carry about GOO passengers. main deck
enclosed upner deck open. boiler and engine
to he in good order; must be chear: strictly cash
transaction. srEAMBoAT Js2 Herald
WANTFp--HAnd double action deck rump. not
smalier than goul1s No. ". Address DICK
PUMP. 13s Herald Downtown.
whNTED--covered harFes. mast and derrick
nhARp cos NTnArTINg 90, ftE. liberty =,
wkTavypsn cvp i n.ssIIIlSas sIISas pcs-..,s@ s@cn s'r'sie.
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At LOW PRICES: TOR SALE.

Five new s,Go0 ton steamers, delivery April. May
June. Si6O pof ton. q. A. RoBErtG. $40 bridg,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture
to This Lady. Had to Ride
Everywhere She Went
Until Cardui Brought
Relief.

Mckinney. Texas.-Mrs. stu.
vail of this nIare writes. oe.,,.....
sI
'"'''
f WASH ao'e 10 Walk inc TWO squares
] had TO ride everywhere | went and
suffered at that. bat not So much as
when / tried to walk. standing on my
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
MAY ABOLISH THE
BOARD OF PARDONS

JACKSON, Miss. Jan. %. tspl)-
The action OF the house judiciary COM
mittee in untavorably reporting the pro-
posed constitutional amendment trans
ferring the pardoning power from the
governor to the state board Of pardons
Is interpreted as an unfriendly attitude
OF the legislature toward the retention
of the latter body, which has been so
strongly urged by the incoming and
outgoing governors
Bills are pending In both the house
and senate seeking to abolish the state
board of pardons and returning to the
old system requiring the governor to
give personal attention to all appeals
for clemency. 1t is expected that ac-
ton in committee viii be taken on these
measures early next week.
Some of the lawmakers contend that
abolishing the state board OF pardons
will serve a good purpose by compelling
the governor to remain at the capital
and stick to his job, and they further
argue that since the governor has been
relieved Of much of his appointive
power. and is to be still further shorn
OF patronage before the present SEES
sion adiourns, he will have plenty of
leisure time to hear appeals for par
dOns
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Memphis Boy
Holds OUH Debating
Up In Wisconsin

Additional debating honors recently
we're gained by Fletcher G. Cohn. Mem.
phIs boy. Ia discussions at the Universl-
ty of Wisconsin. Despite the fact that
Cohn was on a losing team. reports to
j, l.. Highsaw. Of Vocational high
school say that this young mans ablt-
~ was more than in ordinary evidence
and that he was responsible for the
only two points awarded his side
Conn, according to Mr.. HighsaW, Is
one Of the best debaters Ia the South.
lie was pupil OF Mr. Highsaw when
the latter was at Central high school.
tie took various hOnorS In the state
when pupil at Central high school
Tie represented the high school In the
interscholastic debate, won the orator S
medal for interscholastic debaters al
Vanderbilt. won the state declamu-
ton contest at Knoxville representing
the West Tennessee Normal school in
nternormal contests. was on the Uni
Versity Of Tennessee team which i'm
1917 defeated South Carolina university.
and for the last two years has been a
member OF the Wisconsin team. can
turing the Nillos medal offered BY the
Northern debating league
Cohn is a senior at the University or
Wisconsin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
j. S. Sinking
lob IN ARMENIA
Noted Relief Worker Pleads
for Starving Nation Before
Mississippi Solons.

JACKSON, Miss Jan g. tSplD-
america Is shirkiug her Job quitting
| me game before IT. is finished. and II
armenia, the worlds oldest Christian
nation goes down 20 destruction and
determination. II win he because the
people OF America failed to ask their
president and their congress 10 save
htI bF accepting mandate as is pro-
rlued IN resolution introduced by
senator John Sharp Williams Of Mis-
SisslppL and pending now before the
Foreign relations committee Of the SEN
This was the assertion Of Cant.
heorge X. Hyde, noted relief worker,
VINO spoke Thursday before the Mis-
slssippi legislature in behalf Of Near
East relief and who today is in Vicks-
burg for an address. Capt, HYDE was
ihe tirst outsider 10 be honored by be-
ing invited 10 tax before the states
law-making body this term
For 40 minutes Capt, Hyde held the
attention Of every legislator in his au-
dlehce as he told Of "the blacklist page
OF human history. written by religious
fanatics and the sword OF the Turk
a story, he declared, that could not
DC tod unless 1t were possible for a
human voice TO come from each OF a
million nameless graves scattered along
the roads and across the mountains
from the waters Of the Black sea to the
shores Of the Euphrates and the des-
erts OF Arabia and from Persia to the
Mediterranean"
Charging America with quitting the
game before 1t Is finished. Capt HYDE
declared that the United States en-
tered the world war for certain things
and that these things have not been
accomplished. Peace has been de-
clared.' the speaker said. but peace
has not been established and today all
over the land Of Armenia the fire Of
tanattcism and rebellion and war is
raging and they are holding out their
hands TO America to make stable gov
eminent In the East and Il we fail the
day Will come, and II is coming soon
anyhow. whatever we do, when the
sword OF Christianity shall again be
measured with the sword of Islam. and
the United States of America can do
no better job than to establish that
little Christian nation over there that
Tor 10 centuries has stood alone as a
bulwark against the onrush OF Islam
| am not afraid II we send a few thou
sand soldiers over there. | have three
boys In the army who are willing to
render assistance to the world Oldest
Christian land, But whether we accept
a protectorate or not, one has been laid
upon us by high heaven TO see that
these peoples our brothers and sisters,
shan not perish from the earth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
NEGRO HELD FOR
ALLEGED JEWEL THEFT

Accused Of being the third negro i'm
plicated in the holdup Of Lee Turner.
negro, who was bound and gagged and
robbed Of diamonds worth $4,000 and
$500 in cash. Tommy Salter Friday was
IN Jail at Greenwood, Miss, awaiting
the arrival of an officer from the Mem
phiS police department.
Detective Jimmy Taylor, who with
Detective Hagan, recovered the largest
Of Turner's diamonds in a North Main
street pawnshop, will leave for Green
wood Friday night Hagan and Taylor
recovered a $500 diamond which a
negro supposed to have been Salter
soaked" for $50
George Aiken and a negress alleged
TO have been the other members Of
the trio which robbed Turner, were ar
rested the next day after the robbery
at Dyersburg. Tenn.
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The Templar adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
UNCLE SAM GETS TWO

JONESBORO, Ark. Jan. %. (SpID-
Charles Bright and Wilbur Douglass of
Big Lake, were brought to this city to-
day by Deputy United States Marshal
Bulnes charged with transporting whis-
ky from Missouri, They will be given
a trial before United States Commits
sioner +. T. Mathes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
NEW HOTEL AT JONEsBoRo

JONESBORO. Jan. 80 (Spl)-The
site for the new 5000, 900 hotel has been
decided upon and c, NJ. Quicker & Son,
OF Poplar Bluff, Mo, have deposited a
check for $4,000 as a guarantee for
the erection of the hotel.
The building when completed will he
five stories and modern in every ca
pacity
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
WELLS WHEN HIT ON
HEAD; ROBBERS FLEE

When NJ. w Boone, negro. 291 Raw
burn boulevard, is hit over the head
with pistol, he yells Justify. Boone
proved that Thursday night, when one
OF a pair of highwaymen struck him
as he neared home. But the yell saved
several greenbaCks which Boone had in
his pocket. For the highwaymen fled
when Boone yelled.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

fishes its reasons for so doing, it is time
we looked into the matter judicialIy and
impartially.
The remarkable story Of what the
women of Holland have done under the
leadership of DR.. AIetta Jacobs is graphic.
ally told by Eleanor Kinsella Mcdonnell
in the mid winter issue of Pictorial Review.
In this Illuminating and inspiring account,
there is valuable Information for every
woman in America.
In Holland today-Holland, mind you=-
slow-moving, conventional Holland-they
have smaller death rate and higher
healthy birth rate than in any country in
the world. That fact is unacceptable. And
Dr.. Jacobs states that this is due to a
sane understanding and appreciation Of
birth.control. Whether this is SO or not, is
for the women of America to Judge after
reading this amazing article.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY Rev. T. o. Fuller.

The midwinter commencement Of the
hortrecht high school will soon be an
nounced, The public schools must re-
main the center of public interest.
They are the governments first effort
in the training OF its citizens
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

Alter all that was said and done dur
lng The war for thrift and economy.
hundreds " our families have no def
mite know lodge of their living EXPENSES.
Hur schools should teach the children
income
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

Principal Robert r. Motion is proving
himself equal to the task at Tuskegrc
He Is a broad gagged leader with sane
and sensible ideas on race adjustment.
lie Is a worthy successor to Booker r
Washington
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
For Colds, Headache, Pain,
Neuralgia, Toothache,
Lumbago, Rheumatism

'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin to be gen
uine must be marked with the safety
"Bayer Cross Always buy an un.
broken package of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin which contains proper direc
tons.
Handy tin boxes OF twelve tablets
cost but few cents, Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures Of Salicylicacid
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

The Baptist Education Bulletin has
Just come to our desk. It is published
by the education board Of the south
ern Baptist convention.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

The proper car fer the Eentlelolk.
Supe-f.nt aris'ocrstic, built 90 last and
please The TrWplar adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

Rev. James \ Mitchell was called to
ripley TO conduct funeral services sat
urday morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

The board Of promotion Of the cam
paign commission Of the national Bap-
fist convention has been called 10 meet
in New York city, Wednesday, Jan. rs.
The. memhcrs, and Revs, F. j. Bryant,
OF Atlanta. George +. Stevens. OF st
Louis: \ A. Graham, of Phebus. Va /,
T O. Fuller, Of Memphis, and Adolphus
Lewis, Of Philadelphia
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

w" have call for music teacher
rom Dyer county, and a literary teach.
cr from Haywood county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

The Solvent bank directors meet Fri
day night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23

Apply F7umonia Save for deep colds
and breathe easy. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-23
How the .Oon,en of Holland
haze answered the guess
ton of birth-control

TVHE war has made us realize that
wecannot afford to ignore anything
= that claims to improve the health of
our children; and this is why Pictorial
Review, in line with its forward-looking
editorial policy, presents to the thinking
women Of America the opportunity for
considering the much misunderstood sub.
ject Of scientific birth.control.
Everybody has heard of birth.control,
but comparatively few people know what
it really means, Many people are shocked
at the very word. Pictorial Review does
not take sides in this discussion, but
when conservative country like Holland
boldly endorses the movement and pub.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-10
Suburban

LEWISBURG. O-COmmunion serv-
ices at Trinity Lutheran church were
we'll attended. Sunday. .Elnora Emens
has gone to Dayton for an indefinite
visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry Hoss-
afous.. Rev. Joseph Hendrix and
family Of Belmont are spending a
few days here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Cowgirl Jason
Rogers, a civil war veteran, died after
a short illness early Tuesday morning.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon
in charge Of Rev. Miller. Ina Will
son spent Monday and Tuesday in
Dayton. The patriotic service Civ
en- at the U. B. church Sunday morn
Ing, was we'll attended,. Virgil Swee
ney and sister Florence, and Herald
Lonsnecker, of Eaton, were in Rich
mOnd. Sunday evening. Mrs Lin
coin Hobensack and sister, Mrs. Mar
tina Helmer and son, of Rochester, n
( Y, spent Sunday at Versailles.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Menke and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Sweeny, of Versailles
passed through town Monday, enroute
to Rrookville The farmers are busy
making hay and cutting wheat. Eos
ter Williams visited his son. Russell
and family, of Dayton, Monday and
Tuesday. ....S. d. Holman is quite
ill Among Brookvile visitors July
from Lewisburg were Charles Floyd
and family, Bernard Lightcap and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crider
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Grushon
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Lock
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Singer, Mr.. and Mrs
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