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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

defense and Of self-protection is sacred right
the world over
ROOM FOR BOTH,
Finally there is abundance Of room for both Of
these great churches, and abundant work for
each. as seperate and independent examinations
of Christian men and women Union without
unity would be worse than no union at all. 1t
would be dishonorinp 10 God and man Unity in
this instance is an impossibility This has been
demonstrated. It was self-evident from the
start
Your houses Of worship and other property are
yours: your church name organization and Con-
fession of Faith are yours; and no one can take
any Of them from YOU. Ours are ours. and we
deny the right Of anyone to take them from us.
AS to all Of these and in mutual recognition Of
their inyiolability In the future, we invoke the
peaceabie and unselhsh spirit that moved the
heart and controlled the action Of Abran wher
he said to Lot Let there be no strife pray
thee between me and thee, and between my
herdmen and thy hetdmen; for we be brethren
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
Permanently Cures a Constipated Habit.

household remedy relieve Indigestion
the system order it is needed in family
SOLD EVERYWHERE PRICE PER BOTTLE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

Get the pay cash habit, it's best
DAHUKE's CARE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

Any skin itching is temper-tester.
The more you scratch, the worse it
itches. D0an's Ointment cures piles.
eczema--any skin itching At all
drug stores.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

defense and Of self-protection is a sacred right
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

thereto in any court Of law or equity from the
use Of their church name. and from using their
Confession Of Faith
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
FREEMAN.

Mrs. Anna Logan, of BramWel, who
has been very sicR flor some time, does
not seem to improve much
P. w. White, 5of RoseVille, was in
town last week. .4,..
E. web Moore MAS at Mora Sunday
to see his brother sa-lSw.3, ..>.:. q, .:.-
Lacey Owens who was, shot Satur,
day is doing very well.
Mrs. Walter Hannah. is over visiting
friends 3 g. .,.{l~:-.> :
Rob Woods was in Poca Saturday.
Jack Cheetum has gone to Buxton,
Iowa. 49,. g..
c.. F. Muse, who left home about
two months ago and. was advertised
for by his wife in The Advocate, has
been found He is! in .sIronton, Ohio.
His wife left: last week to visit him.
Rev. Huff, of the "A, M. E. church,
had his %quarterly meeting Sunday.
Or. West was here and preached Sun
day morning and night REV Willis
Brown preached in; the evening.
There was a baDtisfng at Goodwill
Sunday, at Rev. Hawkins church.
Several of our people Intended going
but the Weather was{too bad.
Mrs; Stone was }iaS&Poca shopping
Saturday, SEER"
Miss Edmonia Stepto, Of Roanoke,
has returned home, Fl
. WIN Davis left for Meadow View
last Sunday morning;4sls
d. Miss Mary Howe. and, Chris Arlene
and and Beatrice e' b Locket BY last Thurs
Frank and James Harrington have
gone to Tennessee. Ea2E = .<"'.
The school! house was crowded last
Thursday with patronsl and friends to
witness the closingA Exercises of, the
Bramwell school whenSthe program be-
low was rendered: ~
Chorus. Remember thy Redeem
err" ..---. -. .|sL<N
Chorus.--"Welcome Song"
Essay, (Salutatory), 4 VThe colored
woman of today Bertha McClana-
han. 1917 II.
Essay, Home Education" A--Gertrude
r. Staples. ~
Solo, she Rests by the suwannee
River"-Ruby Brown =.
Essay, "Woman's - Worl"-Lena
King. 49,: XIII ,sn..
Essay, "'progress"-5ccora l. Mitch
ell ,ts,py.,....~.
Solo, "While the 0fd2MilI Wheel is
Turning Elizabeth Stroller.
Essay, "The Danger OF the Hour
Bloise Saunders. ff&;#;
Grafton, (valedictoEy), "Universal
Suffrage"~-Alonzo Carson
Presentation of DigIomas-Prof. j.
H.. Gadd. N%s
Class Song X.5@f
announcements. r.
o. Glory, -. 7..'r>:; -.'..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
wsek, stter two nonths enlploynSeni az

Athens Iy'rf. 4 a ~ .sSSI,' : Il ~
Mrs. Mollie Bel. ), OF Athens, and
Mrs: Flora Sutton, OF Pemeroy, were
the Sunday guests OF ,Mry.s. B. Allen
Earl Hickman and Miss Edythe
Bates took In the excurSion to lack.
SON., Sunday. 81 T., ~ =; K 81: ~,
Asa Harrington came down Strotn
Columbus to- spend Sunday With bis
mother. ~ q Gil ! sSriii!t ~. !. >
Mrs. Susan Morton and daughter,
Katie, were down from Pomeroyl to at
tend services, Sunday :, ~ Il.
Mrs. Lacy' AilIT and little grand
daughter, Lucy Peterman .epent last
sunday at Rendvtlle, gdsSts Of her
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Shelton
+ Hugh Bess has employment as
waiter on th6 cafe car, between Char
lesion and athens. Z.,.N IN. - *
Leota Jones. Helen Webster and
MAYHEM Jones have been, confined TO
the house the past week with measles.
All are better and able to attend school
again. ....,[ ...., -.,E u
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
SYLVIA.

Rev. D. c. Hunter is visiting friends
in Virginia.
The Missionary Society gave a box
supper on the 22nd. A neat little sum
was realized for missions
Mrs. Louisa Thompson, of Longacre,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Glenn.
Mrs. Ben Green, who has been an
inmate of the Holley Sanitarium for
nine weeks, is at home much inn
proved
Monday night, May 25th, an enter.
tainment was given for the benefit
of the church. All present enjoyed the
evening.
Abner Cobbs is visiting friends and
relatives on Loup Creek.
James Loney spentaSunday at An.
Sted. -
J. W.. White, of Red Star. was q
business visitor here last week.
r. i. French ]ectured at the st.
Johns Church last Sunday night His
subject was Woman"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
HUNTINGTON.

One of the social events of the sea-
son occurred at the pretty home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. WI Hughes on 7th
Ave. last Tuesday, evening, compli-
mentary to several visiting ladies, and
| the class OF 1907. The hostess upon
the occasion was Miss Eva Tyler. and
by. her pleasant and charming manner
| all enjoyed the event hugely. One of
l the unique features of the evening
was the quotation contest, prize be
| Ing awarded to the lady giving the
greatest number Of quotations, also a
gentleman giving the greatest number,
| and -a prize to the lady or gentleman
telling the funniest story. Miss Sarah
Wilkins was awarded, the prize for the
| greatest number, it being a breast pin,
the gentleman receiving the beautiful
stick pin, was DR.. Barnett. Miss
Georgia Scott received the beautiful
handkerchief for the funniest story.
me TALES were kept with little gold
bells tied with blue and gold ribbon,
(ciass colors). After the serving Of
dainty refreshments, all left voting
Miss Tyler a most charming hostess
Rev. |. V. Bryant spent Decoration
Day at Bidwell, his home, returning
Saturday accompanied by his wife and
two sons. -. 49, =. -.
Prof. J. w. Scott attended the com
mencement exercises at Hill Top Semi
nary, stopping at Montgomery for Dec
Grafton Day. -. :.
G. N. Fitzgerald spent Sunday In
Cincinnati. -. =.
Mrs. Sarah Gillard and little daugh-
ter, Mari9, returned home last week,
after an extended visit to different
points In Ohio.
Mrs. Catherine Whey and Mrs. T.
H. Holmes came down from Gallipolis
Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. Amanda Bell and niece, Miss
Dora Johnson, spent Sunday with rel
atiVes In Racine, Ohio.
Quite number of young men, from
lronton spent Sunday In our city visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Farrar- and Miss Sadie Jones
passed through here Monday, en- route
to keystone to, attend the Grand
Lodge of G. U. o. of O..
The. Park City Team of Ashland
defeated the Morse Athletics of this
city last Thursday at the City Dirty
ing Park.
Mrs. Richardson died at her home
In this city after brief Illness. In
terment occurred Sunday from FIRST
Baptist Church.
DR.. c. c. Barnett is cozily ensconced
in bis Office rooms in the K. of p. build
ing on 9th St
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

Lett; responses by the Great, 1nco-
honee, G., w: Eood, e. D. Johnson
End J, M Elhs,sfof West Virginia,
Many delegates and visitors were
here from several states. The ses-
sion was 4, grandRne from, the begin
ming to the. end, lasting three days. )
Miss MarthassMt0k ens is, back after
a pleasant staSd6wn at. White Han,
Mrs. R. r, Harris. of Hot ,! Springs.
was visiting here last Tuesday. =,
. pr. E. G.. Conner Of Clifton Forge,
was in town Tuesday. -
Mrs. S. H.. benson. Mrs J. Jackson
and Miss AnHfe Pollard left FRIDAY
for ten days trip to points in the
east, among them are Washington,
Dec, Baltimore, ND, Manassas, Va.
Mrs; James AElB is a visftor OF the
Misses Mickensss -. !. +;
Miss Jennie Mickens will, return
with Mrs:2Rllisztesher home On d Wis
1t Thursday, 9Th inst. <<tt's..' -
Ernest Andersen is. quite sick at
this writing. az '"''"..
Mrs. Hestssrio Anthony, who has
been spending asfew days here with
her son., will leave Tuesday; FOR her
home at NatuTaLPridge 49,. -
:. The basei ball game last" Tuesday
hetween the Hot. Springs and the
nome. team wasaa fine game. The
home team lOst.1T, -. -
Miss Mamie Anthony, of Clifton
Forge, was visiting her brother here
Tuesday. '"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
GUYANDOTTE.

Miss Cora B. Twyman gave "a birth:
day party last night and very, pleas.
ant time was spent Those present
were Misses Anna Reed, Maggie Haf.
ris, Jessie Mullens, Mary Madison,
Caroline Robinson, Cleopatra Layne,
Maggie Dickerson, Lottie Twyman
Maud Violet and Janet Layne; Messrs.
Alex Twyman, Osa Jackson, Hugh
l.ayne, Banks. Agnew, Homer Mullens,
nelson l.ayne. Miss Cora received
some very pretty presents, after many
games were played refreshments were
served All left saying they spent a
very pleasant evening. -.
Violet Layne spent Sunday with
friends In Parkersburg. ...
Maggie Dfckerson is in town visit
ing her aunt, MIS-. Julia -Ph1ppg.-
" Scott Mullens has gone, back to
work after a few months illness.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
CORRESPONDENCE
Continued from page two,


Mesdames Hattie Carter and Bessie
simpson, OF Parkersburg, Friday afs
ternoon. Whist and finch were the ai.
versions of the afternoon. The first
prize, q silver olive fork, was won
by Mrs. Bessie Simpson. The consola-
ton prize, very pretty Japanese cup
and saucer, was won by Mrs. Charles
Yates, who presented it to Mrs. Hattie
Carter, the guest of honor. At four
thirty Mrs. Mason assisted by her
niece, Miss Clara Steele, served a del
icious luncheon. Those present were
Mesdames Jesse Dixon, George Will
liam Turner, James e. Moe, Chas. II.
Yates, Henry L. Bailey, Edwin g. r.
Coffman, Thomas Norris, Walter Nor.
ris,' Hannah: Newsome, M. b. Gains,
of Cambridge, Ohio Hattie Carter
and Bessie Simpson, Of Parkersburg.
AT the meeting of the Epworth
League Friday evening the following
officers were elected: President, Miss
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
EXPOSITION NOTES

q, The advance guard" Of the colored
visitors Is now appearing in apprecia-
bic numbers at jamestown, and after
a careful inspection Of the enterprise
as whole and Of the Negro exhibit
as a conspicuous feature of the re-
marlkable display of human ingenui-
ty and mechanical skill, the opinion
expressed concerning them, is, without
exception, an endorsement Of the hear
test character. Those who have
been misled by false reports and have
come on expecting to find an exposition
honey-combed with race prejudice, and
Negro Department reeking with con-
fusion and internecine strife, are
agreeably surprised to find an entire
ly different situation. They are adj,
mitted freely to every building on the
premises and treated with the utmost
cordially by all Of the officials with
whom they may be brought into
contact. They are likewise surprised
and gratified to find that the Negro
building is such a monumental and
beautiful specimen of architecture
comparing most favorably with any
structure on the grounds-and that it
Is so advantageously located. They
find the six-acre Negro reservation
dotted with four large and pictures
que supplementary buildings for hotel
and restaurant purposes-accommo
dating hundreds of guests daily--atd
numerous other smaller structures for
various concessions and special purpos-
es. In the Offices Of the executive
committee and throughout the grounds
they find the managerial staff and
the contractors and builders all work
ing together in perfect harmony and
producing results" The visitors who
have thus honored the exposition with
their presence and compliments rep
resent the best intelligence and most
progressive work for the educational
religious, professional, commercial and
industrial uplift Of their people. In
winning the unqualified approval of
the races strongest social and econom-
ic forces, the exposition promoters
have really achieved something worth
while.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
BARBo1URsv1LLE. !:

Scott Hill is able to be out after
several days attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs; Harriet Jphnson, Of Kenova,
was visiting her mother last week. T..
Mr.. Richard T0ney, of Fire Creek,
was in. town Sunday and received ma
ny CONGRATULATIONS, he having been
recently marriedL& - .,
Luke Hicks and wife spent a few
days in "Colurnbdsia last week. !. !. -
Walker Reeds0f Columbus, was yfs-
,ting his sisferISMrs. c.. P; Martin,
last week. = :, n b. -
= Henry Hicks has charge of>the cook
ing departlne1it&In the Hotel Edgar
just opened. t. 800 S. =, -.
Archie Williams is spending a few
days with frienaR here. ~
Rev: Thuratoh1Fof Huntington. and
Prof, Fountain, dhClifton Forge, made
a short visit .toSthe town Tuesday.
Erwin Fliggina and John Hill spent
Sunday in Iront01f" ~, =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
MEDDTEpORT. o.

Ira Harrington came down from Co.
iumbus Thursday to spend a few days
with his mother before his departure
for Los Angeles, California, where he
will make his future home.
Simon Singer, who was struck in the
eye by a piece of coal while at work
at the Charter Oak mine and has been
confined to the house for a couple of
weeks, is able to be out again.
Laurence Williams, of Columbus,
spent several days this week with his
parents,
4 Arts Topsy, business teacher at the
Christiansburg, Va, Industrial School.
arrived home today.
+, Mrs. Eunice Allen left Tuesday to
visit her mother at Granville. ~ e..
. clyde DicRefson returned home last
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
PIYMOUItET.


DR.. NJ. T. SincIairgI Of Bancroft,
spent a few days asf week in Mont
gomery. d..
Mrs, GA, Broola Visited relatives
In ct. A1bans last wSsk3s
Mr.. and Mrs S. Ts;.Taylor were Wis
Ting friends in Blafk Betsy Thurs
day. ~. - i Ssaz
; VIM. MiGkens made a business trip
to, Poca last week %|EN%1:
ed stephens. whotSSbas been i'll is
reported much better at this writing.
Spencer Smith spaHf SUNDAY and
Monday I'm GallpolisT0, the guest Of
fftends. ~ III.
Master Edward D1eterson attended
the decoration Of Raymond CITY Sun
Mrs. II. A. Jones. VITO has been Wis.
ting friends returnedsto her home in
Galllpolis, O., Friday She was accom-
panied nv her husband III. A. c5nes.
Mrs. Vim. Motor Agsa returned to
her home; I'm St. AlbsAss8 w.,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
CARBON.

MISS Lucy Booker and Miss Louisia-
ma Brown returned Saturday from
Harper's Ferry where they have been
In school,. .....
Mrs. Cora AgneW was visiting on
Loup Creek and New River last week.
Burrel, Peaker and Miss Emma
Young, Of Winona we're married Sun
day at Fayette. = -. -.
Rev. T, II. Christian Rev. G.. H.
Carter, John Taylor and John Duff
We're in Charleston last week on bust
ness. 49,, Sc i.-. ....s. .....'....
Charley Brown went to Montgomery
Saturday to meet his sister -
A number of our people attended the
Red Mems supper Saturday night at
w. Va. ....~~ -: 1.''
Mrs. Booker was very sick last
week. =. -.---,-..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

play of artistic penmanship, the work
Of Mr.. William Wendell Qaskfn3 III
Adrian, Mich. Besides many striking
specimens of scroll, work, this gifted
young man has number OF original
designs for which copy-wrishts have
been secured, representing lifs-likDs
scenes and historical tablets that caM
scarcely be distinguished from 51Bs
steel engrayings. AS an expert can
writer, Mr.. Gaskin has won natfonKB
fame, and will put In few weeka thu
fall at the exposition to accommodate
patrons. @1NLzE33
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

Fannie Robinson; LIST vice, B. Becks :;
3rd wee, Miss Louise Mason; secre,
tary, Mrs. Nellie E. Mason; treasurer,
James Moe.
Mrs. Richard Burell entertained
Mrs. Hattie Carter and Mrs. Bessie
Simpson at tea on Wednesday eve.
ming.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

song-writers and instrumentalists. This
Will enable the public to hear it's ia
yorite artists and to enjoy their mus
1cal talents almost to as great an adj
vantage as If they we're actually pres
ent. Mr.. Whites innovation will rem
der the musical exhibit exceptionally
attractive.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
Inaccessible Neglect.

Wheeling News. $4T1vv7tl
The ParkeTsburg Sentinel critfx,
cises Wheeling for attempting to faszs
terfere with the inallenab1e right a.
icemen to sell five cents worth AZ
ice for ten cents. 1t must be admits
ted that Wheeling hes neglected fO
loolUtat the matter In this light 81 ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

The log-cabin in which Abraham
Lincoln was born has been brought
on from Larue county, Kentucky. and
Is being put up in a prominent place
on the Negro reservation. 1t will con-
tain relics Of the immortal Preserver
Of the Union and Of the anti-slavery
cause which he 50 nokly espoused. The
real timbers Of the Lincoln cabin are
kindly loaned to the committee by the
recent purchaser of the OH homestead
in the Blue Grass State,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

Mr.. Clarence Cameron White. .diHAE
tor of the musical exhibit, Is .arfang-
ing with the celebrated Columbia Pho
nograph Company to reproduce on it's
new process. records ti1si ch0beesb com
positions Of the9taoea HtDst} eminent
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06
CONVICTION, VA.

The Independent Order. Of Red
Men grand lodge opened here last,
Tuesday With Il welcome Address BY.
Mayor Renher ana Rev w. =. Hack-i
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-06-06

An exhibit illustrative Of the grow.
ing versatility of the Negro is the dis
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06
Location Decided To-Day.

Just where the female seminary
will be located vii! finally be decid-
ed this afternoon. and the decision
will come by wre from Norfolk.
where the committee in charge meets
10 consider the matter.
Rev. w. NJ. Hunter. Joseph Rem
ME and K. s. Cohn. were here
Thursday. when il was thought the
question Of site would be forever
settled. But these gentlemen want
60 a full committee before closing
for the site. Ii may be stated. how
ever. that all sites offered. except
the Colonial Extension Company 5
and Mr.. B. +. Wolfe's. have been
eliminated.
Mr.. A. II. Sharp. who IS collect
ing the contributions. has met with
splendid success. Out OF Isl con-
uibutors only a few remain unpaid,
and they are those who have not
been seen.
Il IS the general impression that
the site offered by Mr.. Wolfe vii
be chosen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06
An Easter tuGhTG Party.

The progressive euchre party
gwen Thursday a.gh, BY Mss Viz
g.niz B-uce Bra.thwa.te a. her home
OF Francs street. u honor OF Dr..
Lowell ar5 Mss Chandler. OF Bos-
,ou. was II every way a success.
Mss Bra.,1usire was assisted II re
-eiv.1g he- guests or her sister,
Ms. K. c Long. OF JOhns,own.
"a aad Ms. J y Purcell. OF
Madison. WIS.
The oo.o- scheme was PINK and
green. ar5 the rooms were decorated
II 5rage-es o. the same delicate
shade. Misses Bertha Brs.,hwai,e
and Mary Ware Ga.,. crossed n
w-.-e. ire one wearing pink ribbons
aa5 TIE otae- green. served refresh
ne-u. Tne score cards were II The
form OF RABBITS.
Tie ls1y's pre-. . larCe bunch @.
carnations. was wol By Mrs. John
son. and the gentleman q 5.sr
care case. Dr. Nr. Roach. IN,
consolation prze. q hea-t-shaoec
orz-ge-woo6 trophy from Cal
ia. on which was painted the lowe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06
April.
O. rare day in Anl.

o. rare day in Anl.
With the sunlight on the hills
And the ice-bands vainly striving
To hold back the laughing nils:
With the yellow of the willow
And the purple haze of birches
Bending near the running stream.
Growing many silver gleaml
o. rare day in April.
With the miSts above the fields,
Breathing faint of life returning.
Earnest of the Autumn's yieldsl
Zephyrs steal from budding leaflets
Perfumes rare to scatter free.
And the song Of wren and robin
FIJI the air with melody
April Housekeeper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06
WI CAN ENTERTAIN Them.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06
What Our Reporter Saw in New York

A recent visit q one % the largest paint
factories in the world. disclosed ng chin-
CIV that wa producing 10 600 gallo' 5
of paint. and doing L better and IN less
time than 100 gallons could be m de bv
hand mixing.
This wa the celebrated !. x M.Paint.
The /. X II Zinc hardens l. Y Nj.
White Lead and makes L y NJ. Paint
wear Ike iron fnr 10 or - years
3 gallons L. =, N. mixed with gal
Ions I.insees Ol makes gallons OF
paint At a cost Of less than Sl.2O pei
gallon.
lfauv defect exists m L. Y NJ Pant
viii rcpairt house for nothing
Donations of T.. * NJ. Paint made C
c. urches
Sold bv L. ". LANE. Williamsburg
n. NJ. CLEMENTS. Lee Hall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06
To Have Public Meeting.

On Thursday night next the Wa
..s-nsou-g Village improvement Cub
~ ned z pubic meeting a. Cam
eron Hal 20 wn.ch the public is
cordially invited There ~. DC &C
dresses 5y Messrs. Goodwin. Phi
Lps. Bird and Ferguson. Mayor
WsIburton VIII preside. There vii
5e music by The Crawford quartette
Inc ladies are try.ng 10 arouse
public sentiment SO that We wl.- have
Z clesn a. s.ghly town. VIII YOU
nor hep taemr The meeting Al Cam
eron Hal Thursday night VII take
the place OF the regular meeting.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-06

ne No-to-k Landmark insists
uooa Presi6e-t Roosevelt aPolog---
iuE 10 Judge Parker r regarc 20 TIE
charges TIE .zrte- made about Re
publican campaign contributors e
the lss- Presidential election lime
hzs proven every charge s1c more.
tnzt Judge Parker mace. OF a. TIE
rotten campaign funds. that -sec BY
TIE Republican National Committee
MS he worst me Peop.e are a.
last leaning re secret CT ire E-ea,
Republican nsio-lues.