https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ae389b2e8727d35890b79640a2b8829b.pdf af71b008c12675a25f70f157993f7ef5 PDF Text Text THE NEWS SCIMITAR. MAY 23, 1K0. TUESDAY, ROTARIANS Memphis Rotarlans Scouts Big Camp ern truck gardens in this section sun plies all the vegetables and an expert MRS. L. E. SMITH BURIED. cook prepares the meals and bakes Funeral services were to be held late all breadst uffs used. The Scouts are Tuesday at Central Baptist church for assured rrnl food and a good time. Mrs. Ioretta E. Smith, who died Mon ueecn-wooday afternoon at her home, avenue. Burial will be in WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE Mrs. Smith is survived by her Ben P. Smith, a son, E. H. AFTER HUBBY SUES husband. Louise Smith, and a daughter, Mrs. Smith Walker. Cllss Kinney filed a suit for divorce from D. W. Kinney in chancery court BANKERS GO TO CLUB. late Monday. His attorney is R. W. Smith. Kinney recently filed a bill, alAs a mutter of convenience members leging that his wife had taken advantof the Bankers club of Memphis on age of his inahllity to read or write, alternate Thursdays will hold their reg and had him sign a warranty deed to uhir meeting at the Tennessee club at certain property through a 'misrepre- - 6:30 In the evening. Other meetings sentation. She denies this in her bill will be held at Hotel Gayoso, at noon for divorce, in which she also alleges one being scheduled Saturday. The mat title to the property is invested first dinner at Tennessee club will be in ner. iter grounds lor divorce are alThursday. leged failure to provide, abandonment, desertion, cruel and inhuman treat ment. STEWART RETURNS. i After spending a few days fh the city, northern C. C. Stewart, passenger SEEKS SETTLEMENT. railway, whose agpnt for the Southern A petition for a settlement under the headquarters were moved from Memworkmen's compensation act was filed phis to Chicago upon his recent proin circuit court Tuesday by John fass motion, returned Monday night with Mrs. Stewart to make that city their against the Wabash Screen Door The answer to Thomas J. Brown, cot ton man, to ths divorce bill filed by his wife, Mrs. Josie E. Brown, about a week ago, was placed for filing with the circuit court clerk Tuesday. Brown denies that he has been selfish and penurious, that he failed to provide for his wife and children; he denies drinking- - to excess and cursing about honje, and he denies that he ever earned $7,600 a year excepting in one year. Attorneys Biggs and Leonard Med Brown's answer, while Judge P. W. nier filed the original bill of Mrs. Brown. I, - and Fire Prooffir Safes BurglarCabinets. Regional Bookcase. Stationery, Desks, Filing Twlnlock Of IxosvLf lagers. Lwf Ff f A. R. TAYLOR COMPANY f .niCHE.HtURALG!.ll1F LUENZA AND All TH' 40 SOUTH MAIN 8TREKT. OFFICE OUTFITTERS. fflao tn me cup at cfjy v I U jmJ.m- 'Jim o o G o o The Economical Kind of Coffee make as A pound of G. Washington's Coffee the berry. many cups as 10 lbs. of coffee roasted in For Investors: No coffee pot needed; ready instantly when you potcr on the water X Our 6 First Mortgage e Bonds are a InSafe-Secur- Absolutely pure, delicious coffee at anytime, with strength to suit. the taste. Send 10c for Trial Sire., vestment. o ao o o They are secured by Memphis Property improved and high .class. More than fiftv yearn" experience Kstata Banking without a lose to u slnple Investor la an assurance, for your protection. In Krai Elm-won- . Founders" Inability of Chancellor Kirkland. Friends Memphis were wiringgratulations to Attorney Prathtr McDonald to Nyack. N. Y.. where they say he was to marry Miss Helen Myer Tuesday. Miss Myer. It is understood. Is one of the most talented young women In the Kant, a musician of remarkable talent; the daughter of a family socially prominent, and she is well known in social circles in New York city as well as in her home city. A recent isnus of the New York Times carried a story of Miss and approaching Myer's engagement marriage to Mr. McDonald. I'rather McDonald Is one of the best known young attorneys of Memphis. He Is a graduate of Harvard law the school, and has for some years paat acted as Belgian consul here. Tuesday learned how to ruv "Vnrnher. rdease." and pos Line's busy." at a luncheon and sibly T 1.. ... 1 . Tl .vAnntk'A Inspection of operating rooms. Bivan hv Krank Floumoy, at the telephone tins returned from a week's slny In The luncheon and visit to 'hamn-Ka- i Klma," the Kcouts' dimmer building. the telephone plant took the place of camp, where ha was making 'arrangeregular weekly meeting at one of ments for this summer's camp. He the states that the registration is satis- the hotels. The luncheon was served In the op100 boys factory, and that the required of will be enrolled by June 12, the day erators' buffet, on the second floor the main exchange, on Court avenue. the camp starts. 'The Scouts will be crowd of Rotartaken to camp by a special coach on Alter the extra large Inner man, memlans had satisfied the the Frisco line. Mr. Crow states that all the lodges bers were conducted through the bullywho explained have been equipped with new screens, ing bv telephone girls, to get a numA why It's sometimes hard matresses. new spring cots and a and how very often one hears roped area for tfcoutH who cannot swim ber, and "Line's, busyee." Mem-bu- rs has been provided In the South Fork grk-k-knot not being experts did attempt river, on which the camp is located, near Hardy, Aik. He states that from a solution of the service. seven to ten men will be In charge or Flournov himself Is a Rotarian and the camp all the time, and that 'there is chairman of the delegation of in-50 will be a swimming instructor and from Memphis which will go to the three assistants. There will also be a" ternational convention of Rotary clubs In charge, at all in Atlantic City. Memphis physician Dr. J. C. Ayres is in chares times. of enmn hveiene and Knnitntion. lie SHIP STRAWBERRIES. "VII1 also instruct the Scouts in thes subjects. Thirteen carloads of straberrles have The camp has recently been Inspected been shipped from Humboldt, Tenn., by a man of national reputation, and and three ears from Bells, Tenn., over was pronounced one of the finest h the L. & N. railroad, for preserving had seen. Board at Kamn Kai Kima purposes, for use In soda fountain eosts the boys J6.B0 a week, while other svrups, according to Charles H. Ryan, camps charge from $100 to 'M) per division freight agent for the I,. & N. month. Ail food used is raised at the The crop this year has brought high camp. There are 42 goats, to be used although It was much shorter nfor meat. Eight cows will supply all prices, than last year. the milk used. One of the most mod tlon. and Jan J Heflia. banquet in Alumni snoots university to attend a tlon 'o postpone .1of u'tudu'ed announce a date will b sat the occasion. J. P. day dinner here. Thursday, commemoration the. of later. Memphis Nnrfieet. of has caused kxal alumni of that tnmtupresident Vandsrbllt POSTPONE BANQUET. PROMINENT ATTORNEY INSPECT COTTON MAN REPLIES , WEDS NEW YORK GIRL PLANT TELEPHONE TO DIVORCE PETITION conIn Crow Enthusiastic Over Prospects For PAGE ELEVEN. i INTEREST PAID CHAS. J. HAASE SEMI-ANNUALL- oil o Y IRVIN F. BENSDORF 8. RUSSEL MARTIN o Marx 6? Bensdorf 152 Madison Ave. Estab. 1868 aWssMWWIIIIIWIIIIIII IHIIWMIIII 'I P IHWIIHiill I' II li Hill o o o ORIGINATED BY MR .'WASHINGTON IN 1909 G. U'uhington Sales Co.. Inc.. 522 Fifth Avenue. New York City QOQOO inill lllllisBHtBlfa as:: home. jiany. VW VTHING AT KST.-iB- Ito'i'wwsawiswiop'! ... w ... v; ti w m S PIANOS m jfy a 5 MUSfCAk m 9 Something Ivnahe, Krakauer and Laffapvle pianos and player-piano- s, Brunswick Phonographs. Columbia Apollo piayer-pianoUrafnnoias and Ampico Reoroducing pianos. Your Instrument accepted as part payment. Convenient terms if desired. Call, phone or write for catalogue. Get our weekly list of used instruments. North Second Streec Forty-eigyears In Memphis. KNABE Any man. woman or child is eligible. Each contestant may submit one or more sugges- A name may mean much or it may mean little. Especially is this true of trade names or brand's. "There's a Reason," "Eventually," "Hasn't Scratched Yet," "Beechnut" and hundreds of similar trade names and slogans are so well known nationally that, when standing alone, they send their message home with telling force. The Memphis Packing Corporation is in need of a brand or trade name for its table products. Selection a suitable name is as difficult as it i5 important. We want your help and we're willing to pay you well for it. What we want is something original out of the ordinary. It must not contain more than five words, and the hortcr the better. The contest is open to everyone, and you are permitted as many suggestions as you wish. Write plainly, one suggestion to the page, and sign with your name and address. Two trade names or brands will be selected. The contest opens May 26; it clones June 26 at 2 p.m. The executive committee, made up from the board of directors, will act as judges and make the awards on the following basis : soft brown English model in our famous Tcnna grade. One of the most stylish young men's oxfords we have shown this season. A wonderful value at our price of A $16.00 .60 Total Get Busy Jfr JYamei THIS OXFORD War Tax Read These Rules Carefully, Then tions. Suggestions must be written plainly, on one side of the page, one suggestion to the page and contain nothing cKe except the contestant's name and address. The contest opens May 26th and closes at 2 p.m. on June 26th. The company reserves the right to reject any ami all suggestions. Address Contest Editor, $16.60 FOR SECOND CHOICE FOR FIRST CHOICE fPSs 00-2- Memphis Packing Corporation 2 Falls Building Wet sWA4 All Sizes and Widths WRITE FOR OUR NEW CATALOG EEE Shoe Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. SPECIAL SALE OF S&St. iliXBn Tuesctey, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday si AT ALL FIFTEEN OF THE Citizens' Co-Operati- Stores, Inc. ve The Articles Placed On Sale Are of the Same HIGH GRADE Handled By These Stores sack $1.85 Plantation Granulated Sugar, from 1 to 50 High-Gra- P de Flour, 24-l- h. pounds to a customer Libby's Milk 27V&C 1254c '. In addition to ttrcc articles we will cut the price lc on every article sold by us during these four clays. OLD H. C.l. MUST LEAVE clean P. S. These stores are operated on basis and have no ill word to Fay about ?iny grocer or chain of groceries. We are all trying to :crvc the public and haven't time to talk nboi.:. tn'k r'. o- meddle with each other: that E:me business covrtcsy ex'sts between us all. We nacber among our customers some and some cf rh: bcrt colored of the best white of It is our purpose to in the Memphis. city people maintain these cordial relations with dealers and patrons. high-clas- s, :'..1"i Inrlivldnnls. Corporation la owned outrlnht hv ...00 nun ash tsupitul the (Southern terrior. Over The nianaircmrnt well nii'ler wav towari! tompletion and mortem, iinniial killitiR lapanty of .iiin.imn dnimala h. K. K. M. VU.I.!MSt. JOS. XKWHl'IM.KH, The .Memphis Parkin !le - Our stores are clean, sanitary and comfortable. Our aim is to liolp Our motto: "SKKYM'K." make a contented. Ii;ijy :roiip of people out of our 2.0(H) stockholders, with a deeper interest in Memphis and Memphis territory. They have let their buckets down here, yes. riu'it here in Memphis, Iheir home town. Are you with us.' If so, help us and encourage us. At the same time you help and encourage Memphis. B. M. RODDY, President stock Industrv In he In' iilm-rl..e- l HAIjKBI TIV, I'lcslclciit. ,IO!. NKWIirWiKB. VrfPulent New burger t.'otton S . Co. WILLIAMSON. M .M. Williamson At Co.. Investimnl hankers SAIHI K. I.. Mlsi.l.-sii- I.. I, lie riantliisr .Sto-- Co. RY, lelta HOUNO. Hreedcr, Bella, Tenn,. II. W. 1.. H1NTLK.V. ,Ut K. HII.I.. i'nion and Planters Ba'iU and Trust Co. iv STtlNBKItO. S steinberp; Company. KUANK . 'resident National City Bank JOHN T. WAI.H. lYesnient North Memphis ings Hunk. Sav- lMIll, KUANK 1IAYHKX, i,iaranty Hank Preslilenl Trust Company. and Rr.rs arc planters. mer.'Iiante, II; e tok principal amonK whom n mese si arrnoinri t, wnicn la- i .: 'r. lias been 'if the (ompanv's pn.s'ess, Is expert and iliret mfr ea n M ' M VM. Trenslirrr. THoknti 'N Ni;wsr.M Nesuni 'rile C'i'Yip:in., anil UN Memphis C S. n . w. ilrain Ci.iiipanv rwu'K. Ma'-hln- r.I.AOKM W'tk.i. a .1 IIOI.MKS T. H I. live ami nv TII"MS. II M'APAMS. Piesideiit hirst National Bank, .'fiieshoro ArU. .1. i:. tiiviiAN. I'i ntr at"! Live Ht" k Breed- . I'ontotor. it, W. (;. WAi.KKR. Planter and Men iiant. Sarah, Mi!-8- Tank, f.renad.i l'.;ink, Miss & CANAI.K, Atlorneys. :k. i r'ir !:. ;re::.j.';-- . ln.MiratK plsnta st N' i i i i 'reunion: KnrreM 'iiy. Aik 1'resirlent UN. i.- nf I'ih' lit-in. :,t t ''i v.. H. Udsar-M'TRa- w ' 1' I'. IH'IM', Mnriivjor. (i'nt'i"' w who are Interested In tlmulatln ! The plants are larae ln'sin oieration with an hii.I .m ln .MII.TON I'Miiih New.'Uim .li CANAI.K, Attorni v. Holmes t: Canale .IAMIi .1 CARRICAN. Carrls.in Kl.h Company. Jit.. I,. Ml NTI.KV, ' TRAVIS Planter and Miss H. T.VI)R. M.rehant. Miss. t'nmo, Memphis P actons Corooration MEMPHIS, SECOND FLOOR, FALLS nUILDING TENNESSEE t'i;!it"":l!":iK :iii: f;'!l ':!! i .il!li,l,!iilllllull!i!ilil,iuillJk;ia4illliii i ,nii,',i.. ;fi)t" i(iitlk.:iii.;inii;tti'aiV.! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE NEWS SCIMITAR. MAY 23, 1K0. TUESDAY, ROTARIANS Memphis Rotarlans Scouts Big Camp ern truck gardens in this section sun plies all the vegetables and an expert MRS. L. E. SMITH BURIED. cook prepares the meals and bakes Funeral services were to be held late all breadst uffs used. The Scouts are Tuesday at Central Baptist church for assured rrnl food and a good time. Mrs. Ioretta E. Smith, who died Mon ueecn-wooday afternoon at her home, avenue. Burial will be in WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE Mrs. Smith is survived by her Ben P. Smith, a son, E. H. AFTER HUBBY SUES husband. Louise Smith, and a daughter, Mrs. Smith Walker. Cllss Kinney filed a suit for divorce from D. W. Kinney in chancery court BANKERS GO TO CLUB. late Monday. His attorney is R. W. Smith. Kinney recently filed a bill, alAs a mutter of convenience members leging that his wife had taken advantof the Bankers club of Memphis on age of his inahllity to read or write, alternate Thursdays will hold their reg and had him sign a warranty deed to uhir meeting at the Tennessee club at certain property through a 'misrepre- - 6:30 In the evening. Other meetings sentation. She denies this in her bill will be held at Hotel Gayoso, at noon for divorce, in which she also alleges one being scheduled Saturday. The mat title to the property is invested first dinner at Tennessee club will be in ner. iter grounds lor divorce are alThursday. leged failure to provide, abandonment, desertion, cruel and inhuman treat ment. STEWART RETURNS. i After spending a few days fh the city, northern C. C. Stewart, passenger SEEKS SETTLEMENT. railway, whose agpnt for the Southern A petition for a settlement under the headquarters were moved from Memworkmen's compensation act was filed phis to Chicago upon his recent proin circuit court Tuesday by John fass motion, returned Monday night with Mrs. Stewart to make that city their against the Wabash Screen Door The answer to Thomas J. Brown, cot ton man, to ths divorce bill filed by his wife, Mrs. Josie E. Brown, about a week ago, was placed for filing with the circuit court clerk Tuesday. Brown denies that he has been selfish and penurious, that he failed to provide for his wife and children; he denies drinking- - to excess and cursing about honje, and he denies that he ever earned $7,600 a year excepting in one year. Attorneys Biggs and Leonard Med Brown's answer, while Judge P. W. nier filed the original bill of Mrs. Brown. I, - and Fire Prooffir Safes BurglarCabinets. Regional Bookcase. Stationery, Desks, Filing Twlnlock Of IxosvLf lagers. Lwf Ff f A. R. TAYLOR COMPANY f .niCHE.HtURALG!.ll1F LUENZA AND All TH' 40 SOUTH MAIN 8TREKT. OFFICE OUTFITTERS. fflao tn me cup at cfjy v I U jmJ.m- 'Jim o o G o o The Economical Kind of Coffee make as A pound of G. Washington's Coffee the berry. many cups as 10 lbs. of coffee roasted in For Investors: No coffee pot needed; ready instantly when you potcr on the water X Our 6 First Mortgage e Bonds are a InSafe-Secur- Absolutely pure, delicious coffee at anytime, with strength to suit. the taste. Send 10c for Trial Sire., vestment. o ao o o They are secured by Memphis Property improved and high .class. More than fiftv yearn" experience Kstata Banking without a lose to u slnple Investor la an assurance, for your protection. In Krai Elm-won- . Founders" Inability of Chancellor Kirkland. Friends Memphis were wiringgratulations to Attorney Prathtr McDonald to Nyack. N. Y.. where they say he was to marry Miss Helen Myer Tuesday. Miss Myer. It is understood. Is one of the most talented young women In the Kant, a musician of remarkable talent; the daughter of a family socially prominent, and she is well known in social circles in New York city as well as in her home city. A recent isnus of the New York Times carried a story of Miss and approaching Myer's engagement marriage to Mr. McDonald. I'rather McDonald Is one of the best known young attorneys of Memphis. He Is a graduate of Harvard law the school, and has for some years paat acted as Belgian consul here. Tuesday learned how to ruv "Vnrnher. rdease." and pos Line's busy." at a luncheon and sibly T 1.. ... 1 . Tl .vAnntk'A Inspection of operating rooms. Bivan hv Krank Floumoy, at the telephone tins returned from a week's slny In The luncheon and visit to 'hamn-Ka- i Klma," the Kcouts' dimmer building. the telephone plant took the place of camp, where ha was making 'arrangeregular weekly meeting at one of ments for this summer's camp. He the states that the registration is satis- the hotels. The luncheon was served In the op100 boys factory, and that the required of will be enrolled by June 12, the day erators' buffet, on the second floor the main exchange, on Court avenue. the camp starts. 'The Scouts will be crowd of Rotartaken to camp by a special coach on Alter the extra large Inner man, memlans had satisfied the the Frisco line. Mr. Crow states that all the lodges bers were conducted through the bullywho explained have been equipped with new screens, ing bv telephone girls, to get a numA why It's sometimes hard matresses. new spring cots and a and how very often one hears roped area for tfcoutH who cannot swim ber, and "Line's, busyee." Mem-bu- rs has been provided In the South Fork grk-k-knot not being experts did attempt river, on which the camp is located, near Hardy, Aik. He states that from a solution of the service. seven to ten men will be In charge or Flournov himself Is a Rotarian and the camp all the time, and that 'there is chairman of the delegation of in-50 will be a swimming instructor and from Memphis which will go to the three assistants. There will also be a" ternational convention of Rotary clubs In charge, at all in Atlantic City. Memphis physician Dr. J. C. Ayres is in chares times. of enmn hveiene and Knnitntion. lie SHIP STRAWBERRIES. "VII1 also instruct the Scouts in thes subjects. Thirteen carloads of straberrles have The camp has recently been Inspected been shipped from Humboldt, Tenn., by a man of national reputation, and and three ears from Bells, Tenn., over was pronounced one of the finest h the L. & N. railroad, for preserving had seen. Board at Kamn Kai Kima purposes, for use In soda fountain eosts the boys J6.B0 a week, while other svrups, according to Charles H. Ryan, camps charge from $100 to 'M) per division freight agent for the I,. & N. month. Ail food used is raised at the The crop this year has brought high camp. There are 42 goats, to be used although It was much shorter nfor meat. Eight cows will supply all prices, than last year. the milk used. One of the most mod tlon. and Jan J Heflia. banquet in Alumni snoots university to attend a tlon 'o postpone .1of u'tudu'ed announce a date will b sat the occasion. J. P. day dinner here. Thursday, commemoration the. of later. Memphis Nnrfieet. of has caused kxal alumni of that tnmtupresident Vandsrbllt POSTPONE BANQUET. PROMINENT ATTORNEY INSPECT COTTON MAN REPLIES , WEDS NEW YORK GIRL PLANT TELEPHONE TO DIVORCE PETITION conIn Crow Enthusiastic Over Prospects For PAGE ELEVEN. i INTEREST PAID CHAS. J. HAASE SEMI-ANNUALL- oil o Y IRVIN F. BENSDORF 8. RUSSEL MARTIN o Marx 6? Bensdorf 152 Madison Ave. Estab. 1868 aWssMWWIIIIIWIIIIIII IHIIWMIIII 'I P IHWIIHiill I' II li Hill o o o ORIGINATED BY MR .'WASHINGTON IN 1909 G. U'uhington Sales Co.. Inc.. 522 Fifth Avenue. New York City QOQOO inill lllllisBHtBlfa as:: home. jiany. VW VTHING AT KST.-iB- Ito'i'wwsawiswiop'! ... w ... v; ti w m S PIANOS m jfy a 5 MUSfCAk m 9 Something Ivnahe, Krakauer and Laffapvle pianos and player-piano- s, Brunswick Phonographs. Columbia Apollo piayer-pianoUrafnnoias and Ampico Reoroducing pianos. Your Instrument accepted as part payment. Convenient terms if desired. Call, phone or write for catalogue. Get our weekly list of used instruments. North Second Streec Forty-eigyears In Memphis. KNABE Any man. woman or child is eligible. Each contestant may submit one or more sugges- A name may mean much or it may mean little. Especially is this true of trade names or brand's. "There's a Reason," "Eventually," "Hasn't Scratched Yet," "Beechnut" and hundreds of similar trade names and slogans are so well known nationally that, when standing alone, they send their message home with telling force. The Memphis Packing Corporation is in need of a brand or trade name for its table products. Selection a suitable name is as difficult as it i5 important. We want your help and we're willing to pay you well for it. What we want is something original out of the ordinary. It must not contain more than five words, and the hortcr the better. The contest is open to everyone, and you are permitted as many suggestions as you wish. Write plainly, one suggestion to the page, and sign with your name and address. Two trade names or brands will be selected. The contest opens May 26; it clones June 26 at 2 p.m. The executive committee, made up from the board of directors, will act as judges and make the awards on the following basis : soft brown English model in our famous Tcnna grade. One of the most stylish young men's oxfords we have shown this season. A wonderful value at our price of A $16.00 .60 Total Get Busy Jfr JYamei THIS OXFORD War Tax Read These Rules Carefully, Then tions. Suggestions must be written plainly, on one side of the page, one suggestion to the page and contain nothing cKe except the contestant's name and address. The contest opens May 26th and closes at 2 p.m. on June 26th. The company reserves the right to reject any ami all suggestions. Address Contest Editor, $16.60 FOR SECOND CHOICE FOR FIRST CHOICE fPSs 00-2- Memphis Packing Corporation 2 Falls Building Wet sWA4 All Sizes and Widths WRITE FOR OUR NEW CATALOG EEE Shoe Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. SPECIAL SALE OF S&St. iliXBn Tuesctey, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday si AT ALL FIFTEEN OF THE Citizens' Co-Operati- Stores, Inc. ve The Articles Placed On Sale Are of the Same HIGH GRADE Handled By These Stores sack $1.85 Plantation Granulated Sugar, from 1 to 50 High-Gra- P de Flour, 24-l- h. pounds to a customer Libby's Milk 27V&C 1254c '. In addition to ttrcc articles we will cut the price lc on every article sold by us during these four clays. OLD H. C.l. MUST LEAVE clean P. S. These stores are operated on basis and have no ill word to Fay about ?iny grocer or chain of groceries. We are all trying to :crvc the public and haven't time to talk nboi.:. tn'k r'. o- meddle with each other: that E:me business covrtcsy ex'sts between us all. We nacber among our customers some and some cf rh: bcrt colored of the best white of It is our purpose to in the Memphis. city people maintain these cordial relations with dealers and patrons. high-clas- s, :'..1"i Inrlivldnnls. Corporation la owned outrlnht hv ...00 nun ash tsupitul the (Southern terrior. Over The nianaircmrnt well nii'ler wav towari! tompletion and mortem, iinniial killitiR lapanty of .iiin.imn dnimala h. K. K. M. VU.I.!MSt. JOS. XKWHl'IM.KH, The .Memphis Parkin !le - Our stores are clean, sanitary and comfortable. Our aim is to liolp Our motto: "SKKYM'K." make a contented. Ii;ijy :roiip of people out of our 2.0(H) stockholders, with a deeper interest in Memphis and Memphis territory. They have let their buckets down here, yes. riu'it here in Memphis, Iheir home town. Are you with us.' If so, help us and encourage us. At the same time you help and encourage Memphis. B. M. RODDY, President stock Industrv In he In' iilm-rl..e- l HAIjKBI TIV, I'lcslclciit. ,IO!. NKWIirWiKB. VrfPulent New burger t.'otton S . Co. WILLIAMSON. M .M. Williamson At Co.. Investimnl hankers SAIHI K. I.. Mlsi.l.-sii- I.. I, lie riantliisr .Sto-- Co. RY, lelta HOUNO. Hreedcr, Bella, Tenn,. II. W. 1.. H1NTLK.V. ,Ut K. HII.I.. i'nion and Planters Ba'iU and Trust Co. iv STtlNBKItO. S steinberp; Company. KUANK . 'resident National City Bank JOHN T. WAI.H. lYesnient North Memphis ings Hunk. Sav- lMIll, KUANK 1IAYHKX, i,iaranty Hank Preslilenl Trust Company. and Rr.rs arc planters. mer.'Iiante, II; e tok principal amonK whom n mese si arrnoinri t, wnicn la- i .: 'r. lias been 'if the (ompanv's pn.s'ess, Is expert and iliret mfr ea n M ' M VM. Trenslirrr. THoknti 'N Ni;wsr.M Nesuni 'rile C'i'Yip:in., anil UN Memphis C S. n . w. ilrain Ci.iiipanv rwu'K. Ma'-hln- r.I.AOKM W'tk.i. a .1 IIOI.MKS T. H I. live ami nv TII"MS. II M'APAMS. Piesideiit hirst National Bank, .'fiieshoro ArU. .1. i:. tiiviiAN. I'i ntr at"! Live Ht" k Breed- . I'ontotor. it, W. (;. WAi.KKR. Planter and Men iiant. Sarah, Mi!-8- Tank, f.renad.i l'.;ink, Miss & CANAI.K, Atlorneys. :k. i r'ir !:. ;re::.j.';-- . ln.MiratK plsnta st N' i i i i 'reunion: KnrreM 'iiy. Aik 1'resirlent UN. i.- nf I'ih' lit-in. :,t t ''i v.. H. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 5/25/1920 Title A name given to the resource 1920 (05/25/1920) News Scimitar: Crow Enthusiastic Over Prospects for Scouts' Big Camp Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The University of Tennessee Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, Library of Congress Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn98069867/1920-05-25/ed-1/seq-11/ Periodical