https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/127ec4d63d8138f6caa9a5b5102432d0.pdf 77e4f7d7afdfde34ca14c5da4a086eb9 PDF Text Text llw tti) IM "Days of Real Sport" Realized by Boy Scouts The First Suits and Gowns lltn (MiUfft t heart fhe f.'? ""Phliifl, Kia JClma t Ket-M- Kamp Uvea "in the 31 v I V MILTON Autumn Tell a Story of Fascinating Newness. ,hJ"r" has nothln u pretation. i At Lowest 88 Duty When Spent the S.MAJN5T Prices For Cash Landres Way 4 Extraordinary Opportunity to EconomizeA Wide Range of Patterns-Sty- les Materials Wash Dresses pprnc W'And?nlmii a Models of appeal ing charm, devel- Organdies, Voiles, Tissues, .nrSmp" in materials of the very latest X weaves and colors Thea Nectar Tea, Mb. that express the last word in style refinement. 70c,-l- b. 40c SpftciaJly Blended for Iced Tea by Experts Who Know and Understand the Art of Blending Tea in Order That it Will Give the Best Reunite. Toft Trill want, of ' course, to see the Extr Large Prunes, 33c Pound A. & P. Elgin Creamery Butter, 63c latest conceptions, and here will be found the very whisper of feminine finery for the elect, to be Gold Dust, large. ..27c Old Dutch Cleanser 10c Gold Dust, small.... 5c Navy Beans, lb. . ..10c .13c Fel Naphtha Soap,. 8c Lima Beans ..8o Barley, lb. Lenox Soap, large. Pearl Tapioca, lb., 16c Ivory Soap, large 13y2c Head Rice, lb 16c Bluing, large bo., 10c Green Peas, lb 15c sure. . 60 Lye, can MAIN. 13c Yellow Split Peas. .10c The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Main S. Main. 177 0. N. P. 49. uslnssi Collega, 393 Madison Ave. Business Map of JlemphU About It JEWELS !. It Is ru-5?d5S?i.- e ff'Th. SnW. Wnffi HunaJvIiF Ktl".-Au,"r,n. materials which flowing known accentuated this .mi.. the present a erom Country Pont ' frontlr ' money, or fmm - r Head Kewa Scimitar. Wants. Nothing is more savory beef. et of BtawardHhUl malhoda will a devised fpr enabling 'armors to determme their Income o M Jo know what nropnrtlon to give. 'wo teamg will divide tha eonrsrennes smoni I tnm so inai soma of tna leaders will ifwaya b present to direct the disr susslons. Tha Itlnsruy of them teams as fallows : Mississippi Presbytery, than a'cut of finejuicy' gone into the making of this A healthful foodj Producers have given years to improvement of breeds of cattle in order that your piece of beef may be more juicy and tender. There is no substitute tor beef. life-givi- ng pro-tmo- te children. tissues replaced labor-wor- n by beef. 1 AaWllcan Wavtlmtj J ptock Aaaoctfttlo. failsdul Wool Oroveora' Aaseoi4iol CatUe Raisers Association of Tetaa Cnra Belt Meat Producers Association of low Kaftaj LJto 8tetk AtspcUUon ftoajUor fUtenuiH'i AsaoaUUoii rhJ4dlo ami Southweatem StocAmoo'i AMoclaUim Htock iiishmo aaivw iroedtrs AaaoeUtiMi suks associsuob ' - IndUa;. Cottle Feeders' AoaoeUMoa -West VltvtnU Live Stock Assoc latioa Wyoptlcgj Stock Orowers' AjseeUtJoa Montana Stock Growers Ataejaio CoJlfornU CatUemen'a AssoctaUoai Colorado 14 Block Association Idaho Cavrtio firowors' ArUrMi Oattlo AavsoclMlo Grower' AtofartioB Maim CaMl GroweiV tmeUt Cattla Ralaen' AasocUUoa of Origw Mew Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Reoubluhed by the Aniericen Meat Packers' Association A WW Cuffs. Wide tlvo Selection. $1.85 TURKS KILLED CREDCS . assortment of altrao- wash skirts In gaberdine with novelty pockets and belt beautifully button trimmed. A splendid BY STEAM OF BATHS NSW TORIC. Aur. that Turkish offloial decimated the Greek JBIark Sea euast, population aln the 160,090 mn. woman1 and chjWrtw living between Blnopo and Ordou, fUhut th hedjln pf piped but by th victim In Turhluh bath"pvWlW and turn. n them half elad og(, to do of op other Ills In tha nw of an AnatoMan wlntsr, ara mdo in a letter from nr, Geprg. B. Whlta, reprepenUr 1 ,?.q5 th? American committee ,for eL,t' m4 Pub"c p' re tolay Slnope was the blrthplacs of the phi. losopher, Ptogsnes. Dr. Wblta raeailA and OrdoM is ust beyond Cape Jason which Is still (preserved In memory of th Argonaut and the fioiflen Heeoa. The letter, wrfttyn to Prof. ,T, P, JCen. Ides, seorplary of the Greek relief hra, describad tha new method of ridding th land pf Its Inhabitant wnicn, it si4, wa aomewtiat different from that employed by tha Turks against tha Armenians. Tha worst of the eHmaa laM to th. to Tr. Whila, war. Turks, committed in the winters of till gnd 197, when orders war Issued for Ihs deportation of th Greeks along, tha piacB Hea coant- - Th people, ha wrota, wera crowned into in steam room oi the --haths In Chorum undr tna Cretans. or and after sanitary regulations helng tortured for hour were ttirned out of doors Into pnaw almost knee, deep, and without lodgffig or food. Their pneu-monl- s, n'r Nine-Thirt- O'Clock y garments, which ha4 been taken from them for fumigation, were lost, ruined or stolen. Most of th victim. and shivering, contracted tuberculosis and other pulmonary diseases and "died In swarms"'Oit th way to exile, the latter declared. Dr. White said that In the province of Bafra, where there we mer than ti.wn vlllag OreJt, now leas than ll.ooo surviv and ovary Orek settlement haf been bunted, Th numner of orphans, including some Armenian and Turkish children, in the entire district, I waa said, aggroaatsd 10,000. Sine Ihe armlstlct, th doctor wrote, many Of tha doportecs have been returning to . Teajn No. V Aug. , Mew Market: Aug. 10, New Market, Hebron and Mount Hereb: Aug. 11, Mount H'ireb aM St. Paul; A White Pins: Aug. U, Caledonia; Aug. 14, Blaine: aug. 15. Washington; Aug. 1. Braver Creeli: Aug. 17, Oraoe Aug. II. West Kmry; f ug. n, noisien; aug. so, unuiai Aug Aug. 25. Morganten; Aug.' 24. Baker's t'reelji Aug. Sa, Tonua; Aug. 2(, Vnlen Hall: Aua. 17. rimer Hill: Ana 11 Tabor: Aug. 31, Eusebia: Aug. HI, Can iinmai; Plane: Aug. 91, novHrorq: nspt. i, Sept. I, New Presneet, Spring W'a 9 A.lal S U,. IJahH. Aug. 10, Mount Horeb. Hebron and New Market; Aug. 11, New Market and Hebron: Aug. 12. St. Paul; Aug. 13, Whits Pine; Aug. 14. Caledenlai Aug. 15, Blaine; Aug. 11, Washlngten; Aug. , weaver creeni Aug. is. urare: Aut. West Hmnry and Aug, 28, olston: Au. II. llnllla: Ana. ii. loyd'i Creek; Aug. IS. Qreenbaok: Aug. 4, Merge e ten i Aug. IS, Baker's Creek: Aug. 2s, Tonus; Aur. IT. Union Hall; riover mil: Aug. n, Taaor: Aug. Aug. to Vusebla: Aua. It. Centetuilai: ockfsrd. (ro; tha teams for I'aien Presbvlerv. Tens.., will oonaivt of Rv Robert I. Gamon, O. P., KnaxvUle, Tenn.'. Rev. naafse T,. Hamilton, Knosvllt., Tenn.; Rev. William' P. Bteveiisnn, p. p., Marrrllla, Tenn.; Bee. ttsbert i,, Hous- ton. Fountain Oltv. Tenn.: Mrs. A. H. nalley, Vnoavllle, fean. ! i Itev. Clali Rev. Ro' rt Adams, KHsavtlla, Tens In Bi.m; Mrs, f, one;,N. la Japan. mtssionarv Charfaa MaglH, The team Tfor Prebyterv, MiHisstMil. will eonslst of Kv. R. A. N, Wilson, Ttatelville, MiS".; Rev. Bufus U. Pheln. West Point. Mi- ;Pv. Qeorga H. Moh. D. T., Nashville. Venn,; Rev. Robert C. Jones, nilssionsry In 8lsm; Miss Mary Miaure, Oxford. Miss,; Rev, M'lan. tenn, IJ, , are tit to tha rrtlHeOen of olty fcdtr, , Ko U up. milnan 04rd f yrd, tais . ( i nt pai, the ICE CREAM com-mlH- You Give Your Family : If It's Made Here It's Healthy Freslij Pure, Paateurized Cream . Pure, Fresh Pruit Flavors No Coal Tar Flavoring or Coloring i. il i Know What's in Team No. 2 Aur. 7. t. 9. Olive Iranch, Mills; Aug. , JO, Harnando; Wornandei Aug. 10, Jl, 12, :US 1, 11, 1 "oaVlanrf; UtM, Jt.'M. WnTH; tug. 19, 26, 21, Flpkena; Aug. 20, 91, ti, ti. s. Westi Aug! S, flclens; Aug. a. ti. Elliott, riii.il vini: a.i ts u. M, Blhleytoni 2. Sudors, 1. Aug. K, ti, ;7, Mathlsteni Aug. Or(y; K Hi, 21, Big Crealj, Calhoun City. KOREANS TO BE TRIED LIBERTY: ATTEMPT FOR ...... . . SEOUp. Kora." Aug. I.JrlSfVtng tip a petition, to t Japan eeo govam-mepraying for th restpration Pf Independence to Korea, and for dlstribut-li- g it to T()klo newt papers Viscount Kin viscount RI and thre othr Koreans hav boon vrrested on charge of violating the law for tha have been found preservation of probably guilty In the Seoul district court and committed for trial Viscount Kin Is president of th Ketgakuin college. One of tho MUtlons was presented to the Japanese premier City taxes. Bring teat year'a receipts, with a request that tho matter bo an v, brought to th attention of th emperor. It helps In the rush l, J. t. It T.UU - The worker has his nuMomn 'lie. White Wfoh Skirts Collars and I, 9. Bethel udor'a: Aug. . Jiurchi Aug. m, ii, nernasjan Aug, 1, 11, U, New fJardsn Aug. U, 18, II, Batesvll ir. Aug. 14. Black Jack Aug. j, 14, Indenendenne: Auir 14. 5,ll. Court. 16, 17, !hdi Aug. Oakland; Aug 1 it, 17, Coff eevllle: Aug. 17. II. 19. Fine HI": An. 20, Jtnl4; Aug. J9, 20 1, 1, Shlloh: Aug;. 80. Si, g, Harmony Aug. it, narnasena; Aug. 25, 23 Plffsant Hill; Aug. Sd, 24. 25, Aug. 24, li. St, New Ebeneser Tnneisee Presbytery. Easy of digestion, its properties growth and stimulate appetite. New vim and vigor are imparted to growing Qpofn AMaUtlw Discuss snd sewtha, gooi church advantages ar. among goranmnlty qeeds which will P. epnpioareg as orrering tha ehurch a special field for humanity servliw. An effort will be made to d.vise a program that will give laymen and women a tasks of tha ehuri'h. How many ever think of the months and years v Will How it may beat serve the cemmunltv needs will be considered by tha Presby- itm.ii tpircn ii( ine. i'. s. a. pi a series r rresoyierian mew Bra In "enneisea and MississlDoieonjerenees durles the mnnth of Augqgi. These Bonfersnsaa tald Hnner the dlretln o' Hev. IL. Mark. fl. ri flalll unrtini nt ins rs.nirnap pirw r movement, uooa sonoo j, good roads, furm and sanitation, eenklna mathods, There are few foods that put such pressure te- hind human energy J that have SERVE COMiVIUNITY Question at Conferences H1$ in August. Beef is the Body Builder. of effort i HOW CHURCH Presbyterians Beef and "Pep" Contmting Store Open Saturday Night Until iJr. illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllilira 0 Beautiful Organdies Voiles Batistes outpf ' Americano v Sensationally, Low Priced . communists see sending purposes. art experiencing difficulties In controlling an amoont of ooritro-ban- i traffu IKSlISZ sprung up In small border towns like Bruek, through which the communists are smuggling out money and Hunga- nna w Vienna are trving to the,r b,,rle(' and bonds. 0Ll There la said lr treasyreB ui . .....i.i smuggling aervloo wrrTed oili byv a(" planes by means of which hundred of fcM" on pu?.?V.,.,onVtnr,.hHV, Tl Real Worth. Wash Blouses nni... k. predicted that a Women should buy two or tbreo of these at the price offered. They must bo seen to be' properly appreciated for the price is so ridiculously low that it is misleading. It does not begin to indicate their true, worth. a mUW. LawTka aM.. haa d.nre.d that ft wnj Uh. over all silver. Jawolry, fprglgi, bonds ftnd m '"a pessfsaion of .r.T.e inqivjauHa. who wni r...l- oompntion for them. Ona 'of the wvornmepfi object! is to obtain funds 9 purcnasa eoal and ra m...ui. order to provide work r.. .k. foodstuffs'. wUhoui fJ"! eon4ltlon of last K by i.:.t"r,.wl7ll?.n. " "orrioiy fVii Pricsat Small Fraction of 'Pheir Patter AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT , ML SEIZE Times the Every Wanted Shade, Dye and r r.n.vz Fy XOlin Worth Two or Three Combination it oped 5 Does Its Full wM & r .IL LINES NEW COLORS NEW MOTIFS Ak Every Dollar fr r. forecasts of Striking the mode remarkable for the accurate inter- 4-- Newest Dependable Merchandise B. ROtC, camp activities, Is a "peach" of boy an imp Kia and always on the job. Kima, while Brest the oucl ffOU ft Parker, who has J. of the charge wneneo th beat of young American manual department at the manhood salted bank to tha homeland camp. Is traininga leader an artistic and quite to atari life anew. Kamp Kia Kima Is craftsman and ennr He 1 genius. tha place front wheno mar boys are nected with the vocational high school turned out as young men, taught to of Memphis, tp resnmsinllltlea 0f i(t to There la little Charlie Matealf, af. jane up the men Pi tomorrow. petjoma regionally nailed "Ooldla," who is These pari are linear tha tract u- - known for his gentility and Irresistible m w 9 n BenrtHiAit good cheer and whose smiling, face eutlve. whose ability in handling the radiates sufspine among his fellows. little mite of a boy la already mix r ana " weir instruction pume la h vl ne a mast leader. effeut. ttle boys at the tailing camp go on military David Hester. "Hercules II" who is sehedulea and are busy at something going to May In camp all the Bummer all day and each thins: that they do Is is aesiinea to Diggnr tnings in scout-doiKiuy neneunai pnysicauy, education ally and morally. A. n. WcWhlrn, gffaotlenll' called I enjoyed the after dinner baseball A. D," Is nn IM1 lodge leader who ana was honored by being- - made soothes all the camps tenderfoots, umpire for the teams and thv mr. Guv riivi Ih a nrinca of a saes f si Played a cracking good game. requirements. low, manly yet refined and haa charge v r 'n awimmlng Moat every boy after he haa been In of tha lodge that won the much prised . they eamp for some tlms is given Inspection ribbon more times than any they are algnfflrent of per-lon- other lodge. O. It. and H. B. ir seme cnaraoteristlc affec.tkinally of these young fellows: the are all called' BltHle and (twins) Bigg regular boys, ilert, manly ana ambl- -' out of tha utiep real feli Fervlca caps and had at last to be sent horue peivuee Mother Houck got lons-soiff- e Nickname,. Sprljbtly. two young hopefuls, and Hera are asm a of tha name f naught we nofprnoithsa ' oiame ner, while spsndlfg a few days at the Rosa made an enviable reonrd "Red" : camp witn bis wne, T.i.. cam cried yifhe entire first He tha night B. Bareroft, who is tha cams mess to W-Jwhere hs remained a month. iulsltloV. to aartaaiit. Is called .'Ron;" hta la be- - but camp, an was tenderfoot the that ago, was oayse this young mmn Is extremely he was given an ovation when ha left. "X ? tall and athletle. Charlie Craig, a truly Bov Scout, Hal Wpragtni, tha alhlstln director. ki fact haa attained tha ranli of Is "Kpral." "HOW a K, VTiUTam JtTi Almyar rlcUn, assistant director of "Cotton." is leaving organlaation o7th.' whol."' greatest world todny, and my only JaaWr u the that TWO FREE DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY more vlalti roquant kki p in "raer to lea-r- n Brst Wf. , Ala., 111 r"' out use FRiPAY, AUGUST e Rveratt Bunnaion, "B tick," la a real der, fee V. fcaa the proper cap rutiana saum attain merit kens rank In three weeks, forlio la desalts. aDie ana pros-r- e salve. Willard affectionately known as "Chlsca,"Siagle, is on of the most popular, able Hilt MMUJ hnra In no wrtn Hie little curly cotton top can bo seeii darting among hi fellows avrywhr .7.7 'S Prfrinifig aoi: mm Wlllf.M.. A, . I'm.t " Ham earns, a. tenderfeot gnd won the a on lire oanteat field day eaerclsa. " peoiesra af Uaaut Master W .of JflP-.l- . Mamphla, r,T.7r?! at fens Haa dlaulaved cnArff, a anlattjU udet aoaut, destined to be a lead. Robert Charles Ii.in f folliimiiie an Uagfa seut of lUe'eaoii lodge, haa the honor of having pi ore merit badges (nn anv soogt in Memphis, having passed tha required Uat tor gl merit fchafles VoysJ Joined tha sooutg Friand day night bafaro opening; ef time befer hiving J!m!"f it the merit badao rank conferred on him. Harry "Pinky." baa had a meteerlaDinketopiel, to rlso ,from a merit bsdga rank, and hotengorfoet is aplen. aid manly scout. Above all thlnrs that Imnnuud ma most while at tha camp waa that every ooy nas leamea now to swim and play water polo.. Swimming- In taught as most neces-ti- f Tl-Soma of the oder fcoya hav traintng. attained a great many lawyer, still Is a ""i"o boy. hs visited the kj Hardy, Ark. Below Mr. Ilea (h his awn wa Who are havin the tlm of their yonng Rntly 4 Tenderfoots ConTerted. Local Lawyer Tells of Experiences While Guest at Kamp Kia Kima. for MEW camp for Birmingham, Kagle ecout. WW-- Pure Cane Sugar Made Fresh Daily In Our Own Confectionery Parlors Resinol will soothe that -- SUGAR The first spplicstionof Rsilnol usualljr takes the Itch and burn right out pi a rn srn) similar This centle, healing pintment sums to tet rijht nt the root p( ihs trouble, rtstorfnf time. Rtsintl it in nDAVTM. M. 2mt M. fM25 4 NORTH MAIN. HirHins!yhort , sld hy all (irvfgisls. Our Liberty Bond iCQoowut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep yeijr hair In fod sondition, be careful what y wash It with, Most soups and prepared shampoos contain too much alknll. This dries th scalp. rnas3 the hair brittle, and la very . harmiul, Mulsifled oncoanut oil Shampoo (which I Pur and entirely sreaseless), Is much better than anything elu yeu can us fpr shampooing, s this can't possibly Injur th hair. Simply motatn your hair with water ppd rub it in. One or two tasponful will (nuke an abundanoa f fish, and emmy lather, and cleanse th ealp thoreughly. The lather rinses out and removes nartlnle ef easily evej Must, dirt, dandruff and exetastve ell me asir ones nuickiy ana evenly, and It leave. It fine and silky, bright, fluffy and ea,a.v to maiyge. t.u can get Mulstfied eoceanut H Shampoo at most anv dm ator. II is very ohean. and a few aunnee la enaueh to lest everyone In th family fe .nontbs. 21 CMlt itching skin th6kintohlh Delivered Free in the City Packed in Sanitary Freezers and Cartons TV m. Department v.'.. Is maintained for the accommodation of our cus- . tomers and friends. We vrill handle your bonds price, plus accrued interest, less a minimum handling charge. at the New . , York- - GET OUR PRICES BEFORE SELLING BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUST COMPANY ' Memphis, Tenn, ', ; ' � 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/. 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""Phliifl, Kia JClma t Ket-M- Kamp Uvea "in the 31 v I V MILTON Autumn Tell a Story of Fascinating Newness. ,hJ"r" has nothln u pretation. i At Lowest 88 Duty When Spent the S.MAJN5T Prices For Cash Landres Way 4 Extraordinary Opportunity to EconomizeA Wide Range of Patterns-Sty- les Materials Wash Dresses pprnc W'And?nlmii a Models of appeal ing charm, devel- Organdies, Voiles, Tissues, .nrSmp" in materials of the very latest X weaves and colors Thea Nectar Tea, Mb. that express the last word in style refinement. 70c,-l- b. 40c SpftciaJly Blended for Iced Tea by Experts Who Know and Understand the Art of Blending Tea in Order That it Will Give the Best Reunite. Toft Trill want, of ' course, to see the Extr Large Prunes, 33c Pound A. & P. Elgin Creamery Butter, 63c latest conceptions, and here will be found the very whisper of feminine finery for the elect, to be Gold Dust, large. ..27c Old Dutch Cleanser 10c Gold Dust, small.... 5c Navy Beans, lb. . ..10c .13c Fel Naphtha Soap,. 8c Lima Beans ..8o Barley, lb. Lenox Soap, large. Pearl Tapioca, lb., 16c Ivory Soap, large 13y2c Head Rice, lb 16c Bluing, large bo., 10c Green Peas, lb 15c sure. . 60 Lye, can MAIN. 13c Yellow Split Peas. .10c The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Main S. Main. 177 0. N. P. 49. uslnssi Collega, 393 Madison Ave. Business Map of JlemphU About It JEWELS !. It Is ru-5?d5S?i.- e ff'Th. SnW. Wnffi HunaJvIiF Ktl".-Au,"r,n. materials which flowing known accentuated this .mi.. the present a erom Country Pont ' frontlr ' money, or fmm - r Head Kewa Scimitar. Wants. Nothing is more savory beef. et of BtawardHhUl malhoda will a devised fpr enabling 'armors to determme their Income o M Jo know what nropnrtlon to give. 'wo teamg will divide tha eonrsrennes smoni I tnm so inai soma of tna leaders will ifwaya b present to direct the disr susslons. Tha Itlnsruy of them teams as fallows : Mississippi Presbytery, than a'cut of finejuicy' gone into the making of this A healthful foodj Producers have given years to improvement of breeds of cattle in order that your piece of beef may be more juicy and tender. There is no substitute tor beef. life-givi- ng pro-tmo- te children. tissues replaced labor-wor- n by beef. 1 AaWllcan Wavtlmtj J ptock Aaaoctfttlo. failsdul Wool Oroveora' Aaseoi4iol CatUe Raisers Association of Tetaa Cnra Belt Meat Producers Association of low Kaftaj LJto 8tetk AtspcUUon ftoajUor fUtenuiH'i AsaoaUUoii rhJ4dlo ami Southweatem StocAmoo'i AMoclaUim Htock iiishmo aaivw iroedtrs AaaoeUtiMi suks associsuob ' - IndUa;. Cottle Feeders' AoaoeUMoa -West VltvtnU Live Stock Assoc latioa Wyoptlcgj Stock Orowers' AjseeUtJoa Montana Stock Growers Ataejaio CoJlfornU CatUemen'a AssoctaUoai Colorado 14 Block Association Idaho Cavrtio firowors' ArUrMi Oattlo AavsoclMlo Grower' AtofartioB Maim CaMl GroweiV tmeUt Cattla Ralaen' AasocUUoa of Origw Mew Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Reoubluhed by the Aniericen Meat Packers' Association A WW Cuffs. Wide tlvo Selection. $1.85 TURKS KILLED CREDCS . assortment of altrao- wash skirts In gaberdine with novelty pockets and belt beautifully button trimmed. A splendid BY STEAM OF BATHS NSW TORIC. Aur. that Turkish offloial decimated the Greek JBIark Sea euast, population aln the 160,090 mn. woman1 and chjWrtw living between Blnopo and Ordou, fUhut th hedjln pf piped but by th victim In Turhluh bath"pvWlW and turn. n them half elad og(, to do of op other Ills In tha nw of an AnatoMan wlntsr, ara mdo in a letter from nr, Geprg. B. Whlta, reprepenUr 1 ,?.q5 th? American committee ,for eL,t' m4 Pub"c p' re tolay Slnope was the blrthplacs of the phi. losopher, Ptogsnes. Dr. Wblta raeailA and OrdoM is ust beyond Cape Jason which Is still (preserved In memory of th Argonaut and the fioiflen Heeoa. The letter, wrfttyn to Prof. ,T, P, JCen. Ides, seorplary of the Greek relief hra, describad tha new method of ridding th land pf Its Inhabitant wnicn, it si4, wa aomewtiat different from that employed by tha Turks against tha Armenians. Tha worst of the eHmaa laM to th. to Tr. Whila, war. Turks, committed in the winters of till gnd 197, when orders war Issued for Ihs deportation of th Greeks along, tha piacB Hea coant- - Th people, ha wrota, wera crowned into in steam room oi the --haths In Chorum undr tna Cretans. or and after sanitary regulations helng tortured for hour were ttirned out of doors Into pnaw almost knee, deep, and without lodgffig or food. Their pneu-monl- s, n'r Nine-Thirt- O'Clock y garments, which ha4 been taken from them for fumigation, were lost, ruined or stolen. Most of th victim. and shivering, contracted tuberculosis and other pulmonary diseases and "died In swarms"'Oit th way to exile, the latter declared. Dr. White said that In the province of Bafra, where there we mer than ti.wn vlllag OreJt, now leas than ll.ooo surviv and ovary Orek settlement haf been bunted, Th numner of orphans, including some Armenian and Turkish children, in the entire district, I waa said, aggroaatsd 10,000. Sine Ihe armlstlct, th doctor wrote, many Of tha doportecs have been returning to . Teajn No. V Aug. , Mew Market: Aug. 10, New Market, Hebron and Mount Hereb: Aug. 11, Mount H'ireb aM St. Paul; A White Pins: Aug. U, Caledonia; Aug. 14, Blaine: aug. 15. Washington; Aug. 1. Braver Creeli: Aug. 17, Oraoe Aug. II. West Kmry; f ug. n, noisien; aug. so, unuiai Aug Aug. 25. Morganten; Aug.' 24. Baker's t'reelji Aug. Sa, Tonua; Aug. 2(, Vnlen Hall: Aua. 17. rimer Hill: Ana 11 Tabor: Aug. 31, Eusebia: Aug. HI, Can iinmai; Plane: Aug. 91, novHrorq: nspt. i, Sept. I, New Presneet, Spring W'a 9 A.lal S U,. IJahH. Aug. 10, Mount Horeb. Hebron and New Market; Aug. 11, New Market and Hebron: Aug. 12. St. Paul; Aug. 13, Whits Pine; Aug. 14. Caledenlai Aug. 15, Blaine; Aug. 11, Washlngten; Aug. , weaver creeni Aug. is. urare: Aut. West Hmnry and Aug, 28, olston: Au. II. llnllla: Ana. ii. loyd'i Creek; Aug. IS. Qreenbaok: Aug. 4, Merge e ten i Aug. IS, Baker's Creek: Aug. 2s, Tonus; Aur. IT. Union Hall; riover mil: Aug. n, Taaor: Aug. Aug. to Vusebla: Aua. It. Centetuilai: ockfsrd. (ro; tha teams for I'aien Presbvlerv. Tens.., will oonaivt of Rv Robert I. Gamon, O. P., KnaxvUle, Tenn.'. Rev. naafse T,. Hamilton, Knosvllt., Tenn.; Rev. William' P. Bteveiisnn, p. p., Marrrllla, Tenn.; Bee. ttsbert i,, Hous- ton. Fountain Oltv. Tenn.: Mrs. A. H. nalley, Vnoavllle, fean. ! i Itev. Clali Rev. Ro' rt Adams, KHsavtlla, Tens In Bi.m; Mrs, f, one;,N. la Japan. mtssionarv Charfaa MaglH, The team Tfor Prebyterv, MiHisstMil. will eonslst of Kv. R. A. N, Wilson, Ttatelville, MiS".; Rev. Bufus U. Pheln. West Point. Mi- ;Pv. Qeorga H. Moh. D. T., Nashville. Venn,; Rev. Robert C. Jones, nilssionsry In 8lsm; Miss Mary Miaure, Oxford. Miss,; Rev, M'lan. tenn, IJ, , are tit to tha rrtlHeOen of olty fcdtr, , Ko U up. milnan 04rd f yrd, tais . ( i nt pai, the ICE CREAM com-mlH- You Give Your Family : If It's Made Here It's Healthy Freslij Pure, Paateurized Cream . Pure, Fresh Pruit Flavors No Coal Tar Flavoring or Coloring i. il i Know What's in Team No. 2 Aur. 7. t. 9. Olive Iranch, Mills; Aug. , JO, Harnando; Wornandei Aug. 10, Jl, 12, :US 1, 11, 1 "oaVlanrf; UtM, Jt.'M. WnTH; tug. 19, 26, 21, Flpkena; Aug. 20, 91, ti, ti. s. Westi Aug! S, flclens; Aug. a. ti. Elliott, riii.il vini: a.i ts u. M, Blhleytoni 2. Sudors, 1. Aug. K, ti, ;7, Mathlsteni Aug. Or(y; K Hi, 21, Big Crealj, Calhoun City. KOREANS TO BE TRIED LIBERTY: ATTEMPT FOR ...... . . SEOUp. Kora." Aug. I.JrlSfVtng tip a petition, to t Japan eeo govam-mepraying for th restpration Pf Independence to Korea, and for dlstribut-li- g it to T()klo newt papers Viscount Kin viscount RI and thre othr Koreans hav boon vrrested on charge of violating the law for tha have been found preservation of probably guilty In the Seoul district court and committed for trial Viscount Kin Is president of th Ketgakuin college. One of tho MUtlons was presented to the Japanese premier City taxes. Bring teat year'a receipts, with a request that tho matter bo an v, brought to th attention of th emperor. It helps In the rush l, J. t. It T.UU - The worker has his nuMomn 'lie. White Wfoh Skirts Collars and I, 9. Bethel udor'a: Aug. . Jiurchi Aug. m, ii, nernasjan Aug, 1, 11, U, New fJardsn Aug. U, 18, II, Batesvll ir. Aug. 14. Black Jack Aug. j, 14, Indenendenne: Auir 14. 5,ll. Court. 16, 17, !hdi Aug. Oakland; Aug 1 it, 17, Coff eevllle: Aug. 17. II. 19. Fine HI": An. 20, Jtnl4; Aug. J9, 20 1, 1, Shlloh: Aug;. 80. Si, g, Harmony Aug. it, narnasena; Aug. 25, 23 Plffsant Hill; Aug. Sd, 24. 25, Aug. 24, li. St, New Ebeneser Tnneisee Presbytery. Easy of digestion, its properties growth and stimulate appetite. New vim and vigor are imparted to growing Qpofn AMaUtlw Discuss snd sewtha, gooi church advantages ar. among goranmnlty qeeds which will P. epnpioareg as orrering tha ehurch a special field for humanity servliw. An effort will be made to d.vise a program that will give laymen and women a tasks of tha ehuri'h. How many ever think of the months and years v Will How it may beat serve the cemmunltv needs will be considered by tha Presby- itm.ii tpircn ii( ine. i'. s. a. pi a series r rresoyierian mew Bra In "enneisea and MississlDoieonjerenees durles the mnnth of Augqgi. These Bonfersnsaa tald Hnner the dlretln o' Hev. IL. Mark. fl. ri flalll unrtini nt ins rs.nirnap pirw r movement, uooa sonoo j, good roads, furm and sanitation, eenklna mathods, There are few foods that put such pressure te- hind human energy J that have SERVE COMiVIUNITY Question at Conferences H1$ in August. Beef is the Body Builder. of effort i HOW CHURCH Presbyterians Beef and "Pep" Contmting Store Open Saturday Night Until iJr. illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllilira 0 Beautiful Organdies Voiles Batistes outpf ' Americano v Sensationally, Low Priced . communists see sending purposes. art experiencing difficulties In controlling an amoont of ooritro-ban- i traffu IKSlISZ sprung up In small border towns like Bruek, through which the communists are smuggling out money and Hunga- nna w Vienna are trving to the,r b,,rle(' and bonds. 0Ll There la said lr treasyreB ui . .....i.i smuggling aervloo wrrTed oili byv a(" planes by means of which hundred of fcM" on pu?.?V.,.,onVtnr,.hHV, Tl Real Worth. Wash Blouses nni... k. predicted that a Women should buy two or tbreo of these at the price offered. They must bo seen to be' properly appreciated for the price is so ridiculously low that it is misleading. It does not begin to indicate their true, worth. a mUW. LawTka aM.. haa d.nre.d that ft wnj Uh. over all silver. Jawolry, fprglgi, bonds ftnd m '"a pessfsaion of .r.T.e inqivjauHa. who wni r...l- oompntion for them. Ona 'of the wvornmepfi object! is to obtain funds 9 purcnasa eoal and ra m...ui. order to provide work r.. .k. foodstuffs'. wUhoui fJ"! eon4ltlon of last K by i.:.t"r,.wl7ll?.n. " "orrioiy fVii Pricsat Small Fraction of 'Pheir Patter AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT , ML SEIZE Times the Every Wanted Shade, Dye and r r.n.vz Fy XOlin Worth Two or Three Combination it oped 5 Does Its Full wM & r .IL LINES NEW COLORS NEW MOTIFS Ak Every Dollar fr r. forecasts of Striking the mode remarkable for the accurate inter- 4-- Newest Dependable Merchandise B. ROtC, camp activities, Is a "peach" of boy an imp Kia and always on the job. Kima, while Brest the oucl ffOU ft Parker, who has J. of the charge wneneo th beat of young American manual department at the manhood salted bank to tha homeland camp. Is traininga leader an artistic and quite to atari life anew. Kamp Kia Kima Is craftsman and ennr He 1 genius. tha place front wheno mar boys are nected with the vocational high school turned out as young men, taught to of Memphis, tp resnmsinllltlea 0f i(t to There la little Charlie Matealf, af. jane up the men Pi tomorrow. petjoma regionally nailed "Ooldla," who is These pari are linear tha tract u- - known for his gentility and Irresistible m w 9 n BenrtHiAit good cheer and whose smiling, face eutlve. whose ability in handling the radiates sufspine among his fellows. little mite of a boy la already mix r ana " weir instruction pume la h vl ne a mast leader. effeut. ttle boys at the tailing camp go on military David Hester. "Hercules II" who is sehedulea and are busy at something going to May In camp all the Bummer all day and each thins: that they do Is is aesiinea to Diggnr tnings in scout-doiKiuy neneunai pnysicauy, education ally and morally. A. n. WcWhlrn, gffaotlenll' called I enjoyed the after dinner baseball A. D," Is nn IM1 lodge leader who ana was honored by being- - made soothes all the camps tenderfoots, umpire for the teams and thv mr. Guv riivi Ih a nrinca of a saes f si Played a cracking good game. requirements. low, manly yet refined and haa charge v r 'n awimmlng Moat every boy after he haa been In of tha lodge that won the much prised . they eamp for some tlms is given Inspection ribbon more times than any they are algnfflrent of per-lon- other lodge. O. It. and H. B. ir seme cnaraoteristlc affec.tkinally of these young fellows: the are all called' BltHle and (twins) Bigg regular boys, ilert, manly ana ambl- -' out of tha utiep real feli Fervlca caps and had at last to be sent horue peivuee Mother Houck got lons-soiff- e Nickname,. Sprljbtly. two young hopefuls, and Hera are asm a of tha name f naught we nofprnoithsa ' oiame ner, while spsndlfg a few days at the Rosa made an enviable reonrd "Red" : camp witn bis wne, T.i.. cam cried yifhe entire first He tha night B. Bareroft, who is tha cams mess to W-Jwhere hs remained a month. iulsltloV. to aartaaiit. Is called .'Ron;" hta la be- - but camp, an was tenderfoot the that ago, was oayse this young mmn Is extremely he was given an ovation when ha left. "X ? tall and athletle. Charlie Craig, a truly Bov Scout, Hal Wpragtni, tha alhlstln director. ki fact haa attained tha ranli of Is "Kpral." "HOW a K, VTiUTam JtTi Almyar rlcUn, assistant director of "Cotton." is leaving organlaation o7th.' whol."' greatest world todny, and my only JaaWr u the that TWO FREE DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY more vlalti roquant kki p in "raer to lea-r- n Brst Wf. , Ala., 111 r"' out use FRiPAY, AUGUST e Rveratt Bunnaion, "B tick," la a real der, fee V. fcaa the proper cap rutiana saum attain merit kens rank In three weeks, forlio la desalts. aDie ana pros-r- e salve. Willard affectionately known as "Chlsca,"Siagle, is on of the most popular, able Hilt MMUJ hnra In no wrtn Hie little curly cotton top can bo seeii darting among hi fellows avrywhr .7.7 'S Prfrinifig aoi: mm Wlllf.M.. A, . I'm.t " Ham earns, a. tenderfeot gnd won the a on lire oanteat field day eaerclsa. " peoiesra af Uaaut Master W .of JflP-.l- . Mamphla, r,T.7r?! at fens Haa dlaulaved cnArff, a anlattjU udet aoaut, destined to be a lead. Robert Charles Ii.in f folliimiiie an Uagfa seut of lUe'eaoii lodge, haa the honor of having pi ore merit badges (nn anv soogt in Memphis, having passed tha required Uat tor gl merit fchafles VoysJ Joined tha sooutg Friand day night bafaro opening; ef time befer hiving J!m!"f it the merit badao rank conferred on him. Harry "Pinky." baa had a meteerlaDinketopiel, to rlso ,from a merit bsdga rank, and hotengorfoet is aplen. aid manly scout. Above all thlnrs that Imnnuud ma most while at tha camp waa that every ooy nas leamea now to swim and play water polo.. Swimming- In taught as most neces-ti- f Tl-Soma of the oder fcoya hav traintng. attained a great many lawyer, still Is a ""i"o boy. hs visited the kj Hardy, Ark. Below Mr. Ilea (h his awn wa Who are havin the tlm of their yonng Rntly 4 Tenderfoots ConTerted. Local Lawyer Tells of Experiences While Guest at Kamp Kia Kima. for MEW camp for Birmingham, Kagle ecout. WW-- Pure Cane Sugar Made Fresh Daily In Our Own Confectionery Parlors Resinol will soothe that -- SUGAR The first spplicstionof Rsilnol usualljr takes the Itch and burn right out pi a rn srn) similar This centle, healing pintment sums to tet rijht nt the root p( ihs trouble, rtstorfnf time. Rtsintl it in nDAVTM. M. 2mt M. fM25 4 NORTH MAIN. HirHins!yhort , sld hy all (irvfgisls. Our Liberty Bond iCQoowut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep yeijr hair In fod sondition, be careful what y wash It with, Most soups and prepared shampoos contain too much alknll. This dries th scalp. rnas3 the hair brittle, and la very . harmiul, Mulsifled oncoanut oil Shampoo (which I Pur and entirely sreaseless), Is much better than anything elu yeu can us fpr shampooing, s this can't possibly Injur th hair. Simply motatn your hair with water ppd rub it in. One or two tasponful will (nuke an abundanoa f fish, and emmy lather, and cleanse th ealp thoreughly. The lather rinses out and removes nartlnle ef easily evej Must, dirt, dandruff and exetastve ell me asir ones nuickiy ana evenly, and It leave. It fine and silky, bright, fluffy and ea,a.v to maiyge. t.u can get Mulstfied eoceanut H Shampoo at most anv dm ator. II is very ohean. and a few aunnee la enaueh to lest everyone In th family fe .nontbs. 21 CMlt itching skin th6kintohlh Delivered Free in the City Packed in Sanitary Freezers and Cartons TV m. Department v.'.. Is maintained for the accommodation of our cus- . tomers and friends. We vrill handle your bonds price, plus accrued interest, less a minimum handling charge. at the New . , York- - GET OUR PRICES BEFORE SELLING BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUST COMPANY ' Memphis, Tenn, ', ; '  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/. 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