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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
6
New York trading opened with impairment in Rail and industrial sectors and mixed moves in copper and petroleum shares. Cattle and hog markets across Chicago Kansas City and Denver showed varied gains and losses with demand and contract retirements unsettling the dull session.
Week end trading in the corn market lifted prices briefly before easing. Uncertainty over February government hog price support unsettled entries, with February at 81.33% to 21.34% and shifts in oats tied to corn. Provisions followed similar patterns with ribs in demand and occasional rallies as cash buyers stepped in. Close shows unsettled tones and lower finishes across contracts.
Warket Chicago reports butter prices lower for creamery butter with receipts and egg prices higher on 2 829 cases of firsts and ordinary firsts. Potatoes show unchanged receipts while poultry values stay steady with minor offers noted in Kansas City.
At the churches A. F venue Hasse flaster 127 South Sixth Elias Hedrick treacers 19 South Fifth avenue. Sunday achéd 9:45 morning service 4 Epworth league 6 39 p m. Evening service 9 30. New Seamands will give the story of his conversion. Bible classes meet weekly with locations listed including East Sixth East Fifth and South Fourth avenues.
New York January 18 mercantile paper values steady. Sterling bills and demand unchanged at 4753 16 and 4769 16 respectively with Mexican dollars steady.
Cotton futures finished steady with January at 6.17, March 2.90, May 23.67, July 22.52, and October 20.45 as of the market close in New York.
Final prices for Liberty Bonds listed in New York show 3 1 2 3 s at 99 20, first convertible 4 s at 94 02, second 4 s at 93 86, first convertible 4 4 s at 96 10, second convertible 4 4 s at 95 90, third 4 h s at 96 00, fourth 4 3 s at 95 02. Market values reflect varied yields and maturities across bond series.
Grace Episcopal Church at Corner North Stone 41d University avenues lists morning services at 11 00 am and an 8:06 am communion with Sunday school at 9 45 am. A lecture at 7 39 pm by H A Hindbard head of the history department at the University of Arizona discusses the era of Lloyd George, a dominant figure in English politics and peace efforts.
At the Christian Church on Fifth Street and Second Avenue the minister J B Brown invites all. Bible school at 9:00 with classes for all. Communion and preaching at 11:00 with a sermon on Christian Optimism. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m and evening worship at 7:30 with a sermon on Causes of the Restoration Movement. Wednesday prayer at 7:20 with sketches of the Restoration Movement by the Apostles of Christ. A hearty welcome awaits all services.
The notice lists Sunday service at 1 PM with topic Lite and Sunday school at 9 30 AM. It notes a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 PM and a daily reading room open from noon to 5 PM at 41 South Stone Avenue.
Sunday school at Trinity Church on 9 45. J Stuart Bayley superintendent. Morning worship followed by an address on Youth and the Nation by Roy E Dickenson secretary of the Y M C A. The event emphasizes youth and music and community involvement.
Evening worship at 6 30 features speaker Collough on The Beauty of a Man. Junior choir provides music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 34 p.m. You are cordially invited to the sanctuary.
Corner North Stone and Council hosts pastor K S Beal with sermons and meetings from January 26 to February 8 led by Rev Dean Clifton Fowler of Denver. The event features Bible lectures, singing, free services, and an invitation to all to attend the two-week gospel campaign.
The Community Church at 26 North Second Avenue under Pastor Lewis A. Stark offers church school at 9 45 with classes for all. Mrs M S M Fegney supervises the main school. Miss Fisher from the University leads the women’s class. A new class for young people and university students will be formed this week with study plans to be discussed.
The church urges all young people to attend 11 am Morning Worship with the pastor's sermon on The Power of Music. Under Mr A V Grosetta, music features include Mrs Owell vocal quartet Jubilate Deceves and a vocal solo by Miss Anita Post. The aim is a meaningful, welcoming service for strangers and university students alike.
The new Second Avenue church invites all to Bible school at 4.45, morning service at 11.00 on Sunday with subject Gods Watchman, evening service 7.30 on Your Mind, and a Bible study at 8.00. A Wednesday meeting, Saturday Bible school, and home study of Deuteronomy are planned. The pastor F Beitz emphasizes understanding Gods love letter and urges joining the congregation.
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