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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30

!. 1853 LAST Twenty-seventh street. =
= Ninth street school, grade Al :
\ age 13.
Harls, The beggars have biackbird pie,
They eat it quickly, then they cry,
We rags in the towns,
While our fine velvet gowns
Are hung on the line to dry.
VIOLA PRUETT.
1913 e. 55th street.; age II; A6 Hooper
avenue school.
Hdrk! The beggars have blaekbird pie,
They eat it quickly, then they cry,
We wear rags in the towns,
While our fine velvet gowns
We hid beneath the ground.
BLANCHE HAASE.
9s41 Gramerey avenue; Az cornwell street
school.
Hark! The beggars have blackblrd pie.
They eat IL quickly, then they cry,
We rags in the towns,
While fine velvet gowns
Are left outside the mounds.
MAY PALMER.
Age II; 9Th grade, 10th st. school. San
Pedro
Hark, The beggars have backbird pie.
They cat it quickly, then they cry,
We wear rags In the towns,
While our fine velvet gowns
GERTRUDE BRETTHAUER.
Age II, 261O Mozart street; BIG Griffin
avenue school.
Hark. The besgars have blackbird pie,
They eat it quickly then they cry
We wear rags in the towns.
While fine velvet gowns
Are in airships up in the sky; Ky; =
BIT Bailey street school; 419 N Bright
avenue. whittier
ME
They eat IT quickly, then they cry,
We rags in the towns,
While fine velvet gowns
Lay down and happily die.
LEWIS EDWARDS,
sawtelle city school. 9Th grade
Hark! The beggars have blackbird pie,
They eat it quickly then they cry
We rags in the towns,
While fine velvet gowns
'oS' sun you "'% WALTER TAYLOR,
sawtele city school, 9Th grade,
Hark. The beggars have blackbird pie,
They eat 1t quickly, then they cry
We wear rags in the towns.
While fine velvet gowns
They go to bed and sigh
BYRON EWING.
sawtele city school, 9Th grade.
Hark. The beggars have backbird pie,
They eat it quickly, then they cry,
We rags in the towns,
While our fine velvet gowns
Are hung the line to dry.
GLADYS TURNMIRE,
Sawtele city school, 9Th grade.
Harkt The beggars have blaekbird pie.
They eat ii quickly, then they cry,
We wear rags in the towns,
While sour fine velvet gowns
Hang on the line and dry.
GRACE DAVIS,
Sawtele city school, 9Th grade.
Hark! The beggars have blackbird pie,
They eat it quickly, then they cry,
We wear rags in the towns
While our fine velvet gowns
Are worn to see the balloons sail high.
FLORENCE YATES,
Sawtelle city school, 9Th grade.
Harki The beggars have blackbird pie
They eat it quickly, then they cry,
We wear rags in the towns
While our fine velvet gowns
Went in and told lie
ALFRED WARE
sawtelle city school, 9Th grade.
Harlsi The beggars have blackbird pie
They eat it quickly. then they cry,
We wear rags in the towns
While our fine velvet gowns
We guess viii have to buy.
ROSE WILLIAMS.
Grade Z, age 49, 500 n street, Kern Cal
Hark! The beggars have blackbird pie
They eat it quickly, then they cry,
We wear rags in the towns
While our fine velvet gowns
Are all covered with pie.
PAUL RENLON JR..
AAl
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
(second Prize)

!. Harl! the beggars have black !.
!. bird pie, =
= They eat it quickly, then they =
< cry /
:. I'VE wear rags in the towns, <
< While our fine velvet gowns :
< On the shelves of some pawnshop <
\ lie" RALPH AMOS. \
\ 1856 Norwood street. Polytech- =
!. mic high school. =
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
Honorable Mention)

(HohoTdbIe WehUoHJ
= Hark! the beggars have black !
i bird pie,
u They eat it quickly, then they !
4 cry,
!: I'VE wear rags in the towns. !
< While our fine velvet gowns !
!. In chests in our castles lie
!. HUGH c.. HAMILTON. !
:. 1853 last Twenty-seventh street. :
: Ninth street school, grade Al. :
!. age 13.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
(HonorabIe Mention)

: Hark! the beggars have black <
: bird pie, \
: They eat it quickly, then they !
cry, !.
= I'VE wear rags in the towns, !
: While our fine velvet gowns 4
= Are spoiit' by the flowing iye' =
! GLADYS w. WATERBURY. X
: Sawtelle, grade 6. 4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-30
Honorable Mention)

!. Hark the beggars have black !
! Nbird pie, :
:. They eat it quickly, then they :
!. cry, =
!. 1--WE wear rags in the towns, =
\ While our fine velvet gowns !
:. Lie hidden in caverns nearby. !
:. RUTH THOMPSON. !
!. 1909 Fair Oaks, South Pasadena, I
i grade s.
!. 4. i. !. 4 + i 4. !. 4 = + + i i !. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
DaNeri<taeen psn jrpei
Miniensa.
Senbcripu. an. Is 1,

~, ap., 10. ,NUll.
Serif)tc, iucltIe ans Sen Counties
3enncrion. linton uilS @cbitcr I'M
Staatc ,acntilfp ciuSrtrcficn iinb, BE-
'lugen. oaB Surd) cineu @olfcnbrllh III
Der 9udt bon Srcitns nui SmstaN
Shnbcn III &Ule bon Sipti Wilipncn
Collars nnacrihtet porbsu lit. Inn
ltdet, na6 ullcin i'm Gulmtn Scnhcrs
Jon iilniSiatunIcno Nercs Sataf TER
nidtct pprocn iina. Cine Sa6afz
YIan,ugc ben 200 Ntrca lit Gin bolt
ltdnhigcr &crlult. SGnmtiiGc Sliiiic
'inb nlia itrea llfcrn gctrctcn. unb
5nblreid,e Sriidcn mllrbcn ipriecipiilt.
9tah Den bisbcr c~inaetrpiicucn Sez
rid,tcn linn fcinc Icnidculcbsn per-
loren ge8ungcn, abcr pici Sicb. Sdafe
uno Shlreiuc iirb crtrlmfcn. Scit
ocn lceteu brei 8pdcu bat cs fait
lebcn Gag gcrcgnct, lulo Der 8pltcn>
brlld in Der Hnht baucrtc bon 10 libr
Sreitdg Nbenp bis Suntstag Sriib bel
SaQe3anbrllt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
IN Scr uierteit Gefe.
@oitpnrt. gRe.. 2O. ami

- " ~ y " l - ."C., ~. NNutt.
alIr5 na6 I 1lhr geitern Nadmitz
tag mari Die Dnd)t .Inpflpfpcr" nit
Dem Erdiioentcn Snft on Sorb ibre
Infcr 9erabe biesietts Der cannoiiden
8rcnse nIs. Sicier 8ciud lit Ser
eritc. Den elm IrdIiocnt llut bieIcr
@egcno nnternommen unb Iclbitpers
itdnblid mar berielbe fir gaitport Elm
rieii9cs GrcisniB.
sd blu, iugte ErGiibent Sait,
vauf elmer Der bier gdeu Der groben
u~merifaniihcu Nation angclunat. Sd,
mar in Senttle, San 8icao, Dem iiioz
lihiten Sbcil bon Slorioa lunb bin icbt
IN @aitport. SD Jam baS gleidc
@olf unb Die glcide proereiiipe GipiIis
lation on iebem Yunfte uno audi Sipis
lfcn beniclben. @s lit fpa6r, man
ipridt bier oben elm ipeuig mebr ourt,
Die Naie. ais i'm Siibcn brunten, abcr
i'd babe aeieben. oab Die Wobc Der
Srauenbiite pieielbe lit, pie in Sun
Sieeo."
Sn ieiner tpeitern ReSc, noriil
Sraucnbiite feline 3pae mebr ipieltcn.
mahte Ell Die 3,lbGrer auf Die canaz
piihen Hahbarn autnerfianl, err
mabnte 5i eugeru cpntmer5ic!leu Be-
5%icbun9eu, ipelhe MIR gum Better Der
beioen Eationen fii6ren fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

@ten II, 10. ,Slilt.
Sn griinn. WGbren. bat Iid inioloc
bon 9obnbifferen5cn in Der umfangs
reid)en Scrtils Snbuitrie Der Stant cine
Sihlatioh berausgebilbet. sic Jest in
elm bDhit fritiihes Stapium ges
treten lit.
Snfolge bon 2obnforoerrnacn,
iuelfc Die llnternebmer nidJt bcmiais
gen Sl fpnnen erfldren, lit cine @lss
Ipcrrung erfpl9t, Dor pelther nift
ipcniaer ais 10000 Irbeiter Der
Spimcrcien, 8cbereien unD pers
punbter Setriebe ~betrpiicn iino.
Sic IuSiperruu9 lit bon nm 10
9rpBcrcr Scbcutuug fir bas gauge
ipirtbIhaftlide 2ebeu Der Stabt, ba
in Sriinn Die Scrtils SnSuitric cine
9tollc ipielt. pelde Der Stupt ben
Numeu bas .Seutihe Wandcitcr"
cinactrnaen bat. ScbeuialS lit
griinn fir Die Spppelmpnarhic Die
eritc Stabt fir Sabrifation bon Sil6s
unb S6afnpu z@aaren, mn, Spinnes
rcien. &ebereien. Sdrbereicn mn
Tppreturz Initalten. nit iiber 100
Sabrifen bieicr nnO abnlidcr
9ranmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
0eieknte . Grplejien.

sort Monroe, Sa.. 81. Suli.
eli Irtilleriiten purben getootet
unp lieben purben nerlest in Solac
Der Ibipreneune oeS gerif,luBtbeiles
etnes 8eibiibes in Der 8atterie Sc
8uiip in Sort Ionroe. Sic Sobte,l
limb ale II Den iiiblihen Staatcn.
Die g~etpbteten 9ellte sebDrten Der 90.
Spmpdgnie on. Sas llngliid ereisz
nete lid nm 10 llbr 40 Iinllter,
8ormitta9s. Sic 2ei6en Der
grtiIeriiten iinb i6redlif peritiims
melt. Oie S%eripuubeten limb mad,
Dem Soipital bes Sorts sebratt.
Cine Insabl boberer Sffisierc bes
Seeres uno Der Warine, pel6e Die
S6ieBiibuns NIT anieben pollteu.
tparen I~ugenSeusen Deg ihredliden
Tprfaues. Sic Srauen uno &inocr
mebrerer Der @etobteten iparcn ebcns
fdus 5l9eSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
go. 2O35.
ld]icocner Si%enlt5ipeigc geitcrn Ibeno
10 llbr Die Nrbcit cinitclten.

Id)icbcner SienitSipeiac aeitcru 9beno
~ llbr Die Irbcit cinitclten.
Spnbpu, 20. Sllli.
Ser Sttcif ON Der Hurtbcnitcrus
Snbn bat hiird peitrrc arbeitScinirelz
lnngcn pie 3nbl Der Strcifcr uut 49,
600 1cbrGGgt. Sic OciSer bubcu Iif,
Den itrcifcnocu @cihcuitclern ouocz
ld)lonen ltlb Bic @ciclidnit gcSnunz
gen. mn Die decentralization ;3ii1c
ldlltcl1 81 ldlIcu.
VI pHtrcnl, Canada %. Suli.
@lccs &rdiipent Wurhpd pom Srper
Der 3,lg Nngcitclltcn bat on bus Ars
nciias Sepdrtcmcnt in Sttulua bepes
ldllert, oaG CT bas Ancrbictcu bcs
Wintltcr5 Sting anuinmt. ScmaenGS
loll bon hcr Hcgicrung Gin Sd,icpsz
9cribt crnannt ncrNcn.
Mem s Il it &c, Gnal.. ii. Suli.
Ser Streif Der IrocItcatcn Ser
englil6cn Nortbcaitcrn @ubn fam am
Sonncrstaa Ibcnb gcruec 10 pl1slic5
81 Gnoc. mic er WuutaN Ibcnb be-
gonllcn bate. SGmmilidp 10000
D'ann, Die in, IIai.aEo narcu, nab
men Die Scoinguugcn Der @lIn an.
DC Hntt1d,ittcn trctcn ipfort ir;crcr
on. mo bic iibrigcn mcrncn lid sllr
gcgebcncn 3cit am Sreitao ipicbcr Sl!r
Irbcit cinfinocn. Scr ploslide 3uz
lammcnbrnf pcs Strcif3 it in cr;tsr
Slrtlc Dem llmitnrh ~5I6ulhrcibcn, mi;
Die Imdlgumatcb Sucietp OF Haiipap
~crnonts CO o6gelcbnt bate. Sen
Sobrfampf atgen hie Mprtbcaitcrn
@eIcaitaft AutjnbeiRcn uup 5u iinans
Steren. Snrd Den Strcif Der 10000
Snbns Nn9cItcllten iittb ctnr 10000
Trhcttcr IN Den &rsipcrtcu, Shiiis>
horen. @ilenfcbritcn mn niibcren Nh
la9cn allbcr Nrbcit asrnthcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Serelentc eerettet.
9 o d II nj. 8beinprppin5, II. Sui

. 0 d. II nj, Gbeinpropin5, II. Suli.
Mus Der in Der Ndbe bon 9ofum
gelegenen YriuS : Heeenten : @rubc
lpnroen am Sountag 5ipei 9ergleutc
gerettet, naboem lic bort 1913 Snn=
ben ein9elhlolien ipnren. pbne irgenbz
fpel6e &abrungsmittel pber etipas
gum Srinfen Su baben. Sic 9eute
fpdren binter elmer @eltcinI6iht bon
$50 Sub @dftigtcit eingcihloiicn.
nnp iiber bunbert Mnnn arbeitctcl
Tag nnb Hn6t on ibrer 8ettung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
9nbnqne, Sowa, 9enstaa BEN rs. Sni 1910.

Senen Sbeilen ienes @ebietes bas
Sruer. Ser Serluit an perbranntem
Stamnnbol5 unb Sdlagbol5 bclduft
lid na6 niebrigcr Shdslns aIf etipa
100000 Collars.
ebtppewa sails, isis,
~. Suli.
Sn Den &dlbern nDrblih bon bier
lino aufS Neue 8rdnbe oisgebroden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Walnbr1noe.

Ins ben Staaten @aibinstun, Wun=
tana, Sbabp, @iscuniin, Wiihigau
ucrbcn ihlintme Snidfeucr &C.
mcloet. = 0rpfer Sdaben bereits
angcridtet. - SunDerte ppit Wtcn.
ifJen bebrpDt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Ctfembabm 5trriks.

Cine fdtebsgeriGtlidc a5iuns hes
Streifs III Der 8raub Irmnf=
Sabn, Canada, nuSiihtslps. -
Sampf bis anf's MteTcr. = Mn Der
Eprbpitbabn in Gnslaub i~treifcin
$4,000 W.nnn. - Strcif pljBlif
bcigclest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
uieSrieer maHerftanS.
Sihfnih. Mis Do an.

8lbfo1h Wis., %. Snli.
Sn Mnbetrott hes nienriaen @ais
ieritanbes I'M Sor Rincr bat sic 9uns
oesrc9ierilns ben Sabrifen, Die @uis
ierfraftanla9en am SINS babcn. pers
botcn. bis nIf 8eitcres @aiicr fir
araftspede ,5u t%sebraldben. @S baben
infolge beiieu ale napier nno Yuz
picrbreimiiblen in Heenab, Wenaiba.
8aufauna. Be Eere. Nppletpn uno
4im6crlp ben Setrieb eiuitellen
miiileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Samsrrfef 81 Omaba.

"a. S%dngerfeit bes Singerbunbcs beS
Gprbiueitcns. - 3cbn peridyiebeuG
Staaten nit $4,000 SGnsern per
treten. - Saupt5wcf Der 3uiam
mcnfnnft lit: Die Gittuiflnug bcs
htinnlihen Gbursciauss utter Del
bcntidy : amerifauiiden SeuGlfea
ring 5u f0rberu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
2 nnNnn IL. 10 Suli

. ...r II, ~. SSlilt.
Inter Den Inacitentcn Der Npros
,pitlihcn Giicnbnbneu iii Elm Strcit
mlsgcbred,en. Der crnitcn llmfang anz
%Suuebnpu brpbt. Scr Tcrfebr be-
iiubet fd IN @crpirrmg.
Sic Ingcitclltcn ifsinen sic @abn
BON ibrcr Ibliht on ben Streit an
acbcn. nift porber in &cnntniB aes
leet 81 bnben. Sic crfldren. Ser
Streit iteae pcincu Yrutcit gegen Die
a%l8emcin tprnmniidcn Ietbooen Scr
Senmtcn hdr."
Ser Strcit beaurm I'M Siitrift bon
Nelpcaltle. NO 5000 In9eitellte oer>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26
Mnkeil inn 2lnsMa.

. arcelond q, Spdnicn, IS. Sllli.
8roBe ScIorSuiB pirh bier ipcact
bes 9crunlhbcna Sca Snbreotages
ceS garcclpnaer Iufitunpes am 81.
Sr!t 1900 ongcnideinlid in Icaicz
rungs> unb SpliScifrciieu aebcgt.
Ser Iufrubr entitanb aus einem
Yroteir gcgcn Die Sortictung bcs
SclpSuges gcgcu bic Nifitdmn,e in
Warptfp. Sn Solgc Der giuSicbung
bon Hclcrpiitcn 5ur Scritdrfiug oes
expeditions Corps fam es an cineml
@eneral@ Strcif. SlGnl Giebcr6renncn
o airdcn unb GlDitcru mn piclcm
glutpcrgicBen. Sic Gurliitcn unb
Hepiiblifancr bolten icst Yrptcits Ser
idmmlilngcn ab. unb Die Gage pirb
nod perDidcltcr hurh bic Srubuuo
Der Observation-Disclosures nit cincm
@encrulStrcif. @cneral @cplcr, Der
@cnerul : &npitdn bon 9ntulonien,
Sicbt SrlIppcn an bcbrobten Yunftcu
5ulamncn, lim aufriibrcriihe Sc
pegungen ioiort 5u critidcn, bic
&ird,cn unb NlDitcr. a,lf Die man NM
grille befiirhtct. nerben NIT Stablz
tbiircn pcriebcn.
bilbao. Spanicn. 10. Sept.
Ser Strcif Der Apblcnardbcr lit
n%ll9encin geiuorbcu. ilbcm Die 2cutc,
Die an Der Irbcit blicbcn. ais $4,000
0tnnn nm Snmstag %ausitanocn. iid
Jest ibrcu &nnlcrnhen au0cid)lpiien
habcn. nm bon Den @rubcnbciibern
before Wcbingungen gil crbulten.
= =
Seattle. Waib.. %. Suli.
Iae @ulobrGubc. Die in pcrihieScncu
Sbeilen hcS noremcitliben @ulbinas
tons riitbetcu. linn noh oen lebten
Hu6ritltcn inter Gontrnlle.
Merrill. IRIS. %. Smli.
Ser @albbronb. Der bis I'M Mitters
nad)t nod miitbete. mlrpc bon cincm
itipereu Mcgcn ScbGmpft. Bic 400
bcimaibloicn Scuts bes BON Scucr
bcimgeildtcn Slcdrns 8ciucmuu iinb
pcriorgt. @lpompillc unb 8lcaion
Iinb Serettet.
Sopcfa. ttnus.. %. Suli.
lin 4 llbr Nodrrttass seiate poS Hes
sicrungs : Sbertlontctcr 1903 Grab;
in 8utbrie. Gid. los Srao. !,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

(Sortiesuns auf Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

g NAB a. Rebr., 21. Suli.
Sos &iinitlcrz Concert am Ha6s
mittag bot bobe 8eniilie. Sier
fontcn aiinitlcr eriten 8nn9es unb bon
intcrnatipnaler Sebeutung in Setrnht.
SaS Sirigent funsirte Weiiter Huo.
Steele. Sic Soliiteu iparen: SRI. 90.
Nfiin6boff. Srau SeiiezS prptte. SRI.
IDrtlc Moies, Serr Gbriit Snnieu.
Sr. M. &elermann nnb Sr. ". s.
Ste6ele. Sie Iltiitin, SRI. Wtoies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

(6urtieslms auf Der 10. Seits.l 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-26

Sns 6ulgariIdl foburgiIhc aoniess
pnur lit faum ubgerciit, 10 befpmmt
bic Siegicrung ciuer ncucu foburgiiden
Scildi. Scr abntg uub Die &onigiu
bon Sclaicn lrcrocn bier crlpartet.
@cnn cs ncn 3cituuGcu unt1 ginge.
lpurrc lid Die 9epDIfcrung Den fpnigs
lid)ca 8ditcn on ben aopf perfen.
ocnn Die icbt ld)ml rcrDffcntlidten Bee
NrilBnngo IrtitcI 9rcn6cii an bds
Sclirium.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-30
t>>QDITI0NAL CORRESPONDENCE

in Betsey Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sawyers, G.. w
Harris and MI. Simon Woods, Of
betsey, spent Sunday in Raymond.
Mrs. Eliza Hicks was sick last
week, but is able to be out now.
MIS-. G. w. Harris, Of Betsey, has
H. NHrned from Charleston where she
w. called on the account of the
death Of her sister Mrs. Critic KeI-
ley.
Miss Gre ia Robert who has been
visiting friends in Middleport, Ohio,
the past week has returned. T. ..-....
Inc supper given Saturday night at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church by the
Sunday school, was well attended
and it was a financial success.
Chas. Jackson. of Glouster, Ohio
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
MS brother J. H. Jackson, of Plym-
outh.
Master Hobson Printus Of Ray
mond spent Monday With Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson Roberts.
Robert Payne of Plymouth made
business trip to Raymond Saturday.
Dr. Mt. Sinclair made a-profess-
1onal trip to Raymo nd Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Jones were on
the sick list last week
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-30
DANIELS.
Record Breaker
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
pressed in a manner distinctly indi-
vidual, and without the appearance
of any influence, save as mans
work and connection will and do es-
tabliSh
Mr.. Scott exhibited goodiy de.
gree of humor, and he knows how to
make a compliment. He praised the
men who had made this league posi-
bic, and we'll he might have, for than
Charles Banks and his noble co-work-
ers in Mississippi, none greater dive.
Declaring that Mississippi had been
one Of the strongest links IN the chain
of local and State Leagues that, had
given the parent organization its
strength and potentially and In a
manner gave a suscinct
history Of the National LEAGUE that
showed to many it's real purposes and
the spirit that actuates it. -,
s In this direction, Mr.. Scott said:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-30
THE BEST HOUR OF rIrE

10 "heh you do some great good or
u''coVer some wonderful fact This
n NJ, came to J. r. Pitt, of Rocky
w. N. G., when he was suffering
Intensely, as he says, from the worst
cold | ever had I then proved to nv.
great satisfaction, what a wonderful
LOLA and Cough cure Dr.. Kings New
discovery is. For, after taking one
oottle, / was entirely cured. You
cant say anything too good for :,
neo'c'ne like that It's the surest
ana pest remedy for diseased lungs,
t1emorhages, LaGrippe, Asthma. Hav
eVer--any Throat or Lung TroubJe
oVc' $I.O0. Trial bottle free
- uaranteed by all druggists.
6-30-4t,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-30
ROOSEVELT MADE TRUSTEE
DANIELS.

New York, June 24-Theodore
Roosevelt was elected a member of
the Board Of Trustees of the Tuske-
gee Normal and Industrial Institute,
in Alabama, at meeting Of the trus-
tees held In New York today. He
had already signffed his Willingness
to accept. Other new trustees elect
ed today are: Frank Trumbull.
chairman Of the Board of Directors
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, and Charles e. Mason, Of Bos-
ton.
Booker T. Washington announced
the selections.
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CEDAR GROVE.

Misses Myrtle and Virgie Camm
we're calling on Miss Alice Polly at
Monarch Sunday.
J. w. Dingess was in Charleston
Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Lee was calling on Mrs.
Rachel Ross at Dickinson Sunday.
Mrs. James Austin, Mrs. Gertrude
Lovely attended the funeral Of Mrs,
Ahella Pack at HughcstOn Sunday.
The Cedar Grove team won two
interesting games here Saturday:
Cedar Grove vs.. Charleston Sluggers,
score Il to 3; Cedar Grove vs.. Boom
or score, to 0.
J. NJ. Willis has returned to his
nome at Montgomery.
Mrs. Emma Irving. of Charleston
was here last week on business.
MISS Encil FORMER, Of Mammoth.
was shopping at East Bank Satur-
day.
.. y. Waynesbro. Of Boomer, was
mere last week on business.
James Austin was in Charleston
last week.
Miss Julia Francis, Of Pratt. was
!ast week the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Francis.
Mrs. Maria Richmond was in
Charleston last week on business.
Mrs. Rachel Ross, Of Dickinson.
was here last week the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Lee.
MISS Esther Philips and Miss Viola
rows wore at Ward laet unn1.
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ALTON.

Rev, M. d. With. lent to Seebert,
Friday to. the corner~.. .e laying OF
the First Baptist Churchv
The Bazaar given at the E.
Church Thursday and Friday W. =,
success. very good program Wa
rendered on Friday night. The ope-
ning address was made by B. P.
Beasley.; REGULATIONS by Misses Ada
Stout, Grace Trimble and Mamie
Stout. Miss Ada Stout had the
honor Of being crowned as queen.
Rev. M. V. Turner. filled his pull
pit Sunday at Philippi.
P. Howell attended the baptizing
at Cecil, Sunday.
Mrs. Lilly Bird was the guest of
Mrs. George Jackson Sunday.
Wesley Beancr entertained on
Tuesday evening the 21st, number
Of friends in honor of the Uniontown
ball boys.
Miss Carrie Harris, Of Fairmont,
arrived in town Sunday afternoon
and is the guest of the Misses Ada
and Mamie Stout, Of East End.
Those sick are Mrs. Ida Dabney
and two children.
Mrs. Allie Sheppard continues
very i'll.
Mrs. Nina Jackson, who works at
the City Hospital, is sick also.
Misses Carrie HARRIS and Ada
Stout were guests If Miss Ollie
Turner Monday AFTERNOON,
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BANCROFT.

). w. Sayers, Of Betsey, entertain
ed In honor Of his 3Stli birthday
last Wednesday evening. He received
many useful and handsome presents.
At ten o'clock the guests were in
vited to the dining room by the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Chas. Surgeons
and Mrs, Hale Dickerson, where they
were d served to all ire del
1cacies of the season. The eve
ming was spent in music and games
Mr.. SaWyers in short speech told
how much he had enjoyed the oc-
casion, and was responded to by Or.
NJ. T. Sinclair. Those present. Mr..
and Mrs. John Ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mckinney, Mr.. John Taylor, Of Bet
sey, Mrs. Henia Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. ChaS. Sergoins, Mr. ard Mrs.
John jerks, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
Dickerson, Dr.. and Mrs. Sinclair, Of
Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Phil
lips and Mrs. VIM. Micken, Of Plym-
Outb.
r. G. Smith, who was hurt two
weeks ago in the Plymouth mines. is
Improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Surgeons made
q business trip to Winfield Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Dickerson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks called on friends
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LIBERIA IN TROUBLE.
Conditions I'm the Country Are Gen
orally Unsatisfactory.

washington, June 25-Present
conditions in Liberia are unsatisfac-
tory, according to official dispatches
received at the State Department.
The United States ship Des Moines
left Cape Palmas on June 5. -Four
of the hostile chiefs had surrendered
some weeks ago to the Liberian Gov
eminent and it was thought that
other chiefs in the interior also
would lay down their arms. There
are still others, who maintain a hos
tile attitude, and 300 Liberian troops
nave gone up the Cavella River to
them.
Money is needed to keep the troops
in the field, and conditions generally
are very bad.
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Let Your Money Work For You
Pythian Mutual ..:":s \ i: ~.
investment Association.
l.. O. WILSON, President, Weston. W. Va
Observation-Disclosures

Amelia Brown, Pack was born Jan.
4th, 1876. Died. June '24th, 1910
at the age of 81 years 5 months and
~ days. At the age Of IL she pro-
fessed faith in Christ and was ban
tlzed by Rev. Nelson Barnett and be-
came Der of the First BAPTIST
Chufch OF Montgomery; later she
joined the church at Hugheston. On
Dec. 20, 1896 she became the wife
of Archie Pack to this. union. was
CORN sons and two daughters who
remain to mourn her absence. Also
a fathcr, mother four: sisters, three
brothers and a host. Of relatives and
friends. :. -
Sister Pack lived consistent
christian and at the beginning or her
illness she said she was so glad that
that she grew up a Christian and
when she began to realize that she
soon must cross the Bar she said
she could hear the notes of that
sweet song safe in the arms Of Jesus
and 1T continued to ring in her ears
while She remained in her right
mind and it was her request that it
be sung at her funeral also there's
-Het-a Friend like the-LoWly Jesus.
AT one time she requested those Of
her friends who were around her
bed to put out the lights as they
did not need them as there were
angels sitting around her while she
was dying.
Sister Pack was beautiful wife
and a devoted mother, thinking Of
her children to the last.