The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22

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Room has ;haGn made for another Ne
gre pauan aster 81 tn the United States
Army. Ahe J. w apAk) department. has an
noiiliced ahat Chief Musictan George
Fl Tyrre9l Sof & the band OF the 9th
/, easalry inc v ata ttoned in the Phil
stpniaea,S has been transferred to- the
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10 Fort near this city: ~ ~.
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kind madaesun der &ae Prsshlent's re.
cent order which ioaks finaliy to hay,
!, ing: col ofad leaders sforsthe bands az
the fo,,rs cniared a. ~ a5siments. AS sa-
canciea occur Ia the position of Chief
Musician Of white 1bands, the. white
leaders |of col1red Is bands viii lie
- leaders Will be appointed to- the COLI
ored bands. #.s ~ :, ed.
=" In June last, hilbert Williams, for.
merly ban DIM ster at Tuskegee Ipsti-'
tute. .wassanp ted Chief Musician OK
the "A short time ago
Carl GIngii, Chief musician OF the
9th Cavalry VAS retired, and HIS
place; III is IiId afRfaod, has been tax,
: an by James. Az Thompson; q color
Sd man sg&ho has been jReTYing OF IN
terVals for 8 lRI,ts time as Leader
while holding the Irsitfon OF princi- ::
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4 Which the flrskS aAs slant is known; In
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MI. William p: Houston, Grand
Master OF the Grand United Order AZ
odd Fellows, rs working overtime de-,
'lslng plans TO make the order more
ehectiVe along practical lines, as we'll
as carrying IN fulf torce its spiritual
ana iFatefnaI. purposes. Mr.. Hous-
Ion 10 eAtremeiy anxious TO make his
SECOND term notable for tho. develop
meht or certain cooperative and i'll
oustrlal work, whloh includes grocery
stores savings { banks. employment
bureaus and special fund for home
building all under the auspices and
d1rectlon or the Order. Said Mr..
houston the THE FREEMAN the
o'her Gay: ~:'.<@ -, = 3D..
Our lodge has found cooperative
and industfaf work a success in
many Quarters, though it was begun
only as an experiment. ] was par
ticularly gratifed with the progress
made along this line. in Texas where
1t was"my@ pleasure to make an 'ex-
tended tour Of observation last sum
mer, and IN which state VIE boast OF
not iesS than j 1900 mem bers. -" 49,
I'm Washington, now" continued
Mr.. Houston :, 3stha secretaries Of onr
lodges keep lists OF EMPLOYERS want
ing colored help, and also worknen
and domestics out OF employment
There is no charge for the service
to any one and we are sunnlvine
competent oogehnaen, buffers, ser.
wants and ..wofkmen OF every type to
many employers who, rank high in
the social world. The service is con-
fined to lod nembers, and as we
make the reattirements for member
ship,4very striet, we have only first
class help to OFFER. -. : ..
''The cozapefatiye features Of the
many com ma, Sjftsa M e@orfh V ann so ,t