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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
lSrau etrObadcs freisciprOdDem.
Sittsburg. 9sa., 6. Sslini

NIIIsUufI, 1su-, .. NSllnI.
tSrau Wfiiruie Strobader lit BON
ser gnflaae. ibren @utten 5u ocr.
alften neriud,t 81 boben. freioeipro.
den moroen. Der 6reiiprut erioIa-
tc auf anoronuna 6es 3id,ters. mel.
der erfl1rte, oaB Der StaatSaupaIt
uiht aeriiaenoe tSdulobapeiie Dor.
qebradt bGbe lm oie llnterbreitng
oes aSaIIes an 0ie 8eidaporenen su
rehtiertipen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Mps Giferiutlt.
1Sionr 2aILs. g. D. 5. eslnrf.

9iour sails. Q. O., 5. syitni.
Gou G7iieriud)t Bur Raicrei getrie.
ben, neil iein iebr inBcnoIihcS g9ei6
Ole 5d)erour 1stlnge einqeleitet bate,
erihoB fct : hncioer 6crnann
4epble feline Sdnuiegermiltter, 5ran
Carrie Solution un0 to0tete iih 6ann
felblt. 0epble fencrte aud aitf ieine
Srau, offs 6ieie NIT ibrcr Nhutter nod
Dem gabnboie gina aber ole Sdliie
gingen porbei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
2nnaiuieriaer Strcif emcct.
Wri0aeport. 0hio. 5. oSlln

NrI0aeport Ohio, 5. SUM.
gS miro moraen offi3iea ongefiin.
oigt meroen onB Der Gtreif ser
$500 &oblengro6er I'M 8uscoramas
SeobIeniel0, Ger aeraoe Elm sSabr ge.
oauert bat, 8u @noe tit. Die 3ab.
lung 6es lei Der llrnbitimmllng abs
gegebenen 8otums ergob. oaB Der
9cidluB Der neulif in Canton alb.
ge6altenen aelHeinihnitIiden Sonic.
renI rutiii3irt luorben lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Streif
GIencIonD. 8, Z. cyl1ni

SACp0tuttu, AJ.f 4. ,NHIlt.
6000 gclnerfihaitfidc alei0ermo.
der bdben oie gIrbeit nie0er.
geIeat. Gs ioa lih Bel aieiem Gtreif,
ebenio nie bel oem in Rem gorf ber
einem Sabre. niht 10 iebr nm @eI0,
mie um 9lnerfenmtng Der @cuerf.
ihnft banOeln.
GIepeIano, D, 7. Gsuni.
Gs iheint, 0nB Der aanpf sipiid,en
oen bieiiaen @letOerfabrifanten un0
iEren itreifenoen 9lugelteatpn lana
uno bitter iein miro. 9Goe 8arteicn
Die 0iIfe BON uuslpartioen
5a6rifanten reip. @emerfid,oiten
Die Strciffiibrer bcbaupten, 0aB 95
3ro5ent oller hieiiaen @leiocrmahcr
sic 9lrbeit eingeItellt 1aDen. Die IA.
brifonten beitreiten aber, oob ser
Yro3entlab 10 boh lit. 9rdIioent
Sfwar3 BON Scr @ereinigunq ser
&Ieioerinbrifonten erfIdrt, ooB 6ie
6obritanten lieber lire 8obrifen SEN
9an5cn CONNER aeihloiien boItcn,
OILS nnfgcben meroeu.
Gic6orocrlm1cn Der Streifer iino,
0oB oie mohcntIihe ArbcitsSeit auf
80 Stlm0en beid)rdnft miro. 0aB ne.
Ser all Somitag 0ohntittagen nod
Soautoaen 4corbeitct miro, ooB nidt
finger OILS 5pei 5tnnoen an einen1
Ga9 lte6er3cit acarbcitet peroen loa
uno SOB oos Gllbfontroftorenipltent
.ufb0tcu inQ 9ic5 iino nur oic
hoilptidd)liditen 60roerl,n9en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
sdwinSiiidtiaer luirS snm MSrser.

~NHNNhF ". NNlAitl.
Gin Streit iiber Die @r0Be zines
Slides uno inpaiienOe @emcrfln.
gen itber ieine 5rou bcranlaBten
SSames 5bomas, einen SfJpin0iii6.
tigcn. @eorge Reomer 81 erif)ieBen.
0ddocm Der Streit itattgeilmNen
bate. tebrte9iepmer NIT elmer Sf)ieb.
poiie 3uriid, nit Der er Ebomas
6eorobt boben ioa. Gboma3 ergriif
iein eigenes @euebr uno ieuerte sci.
len bei0e 2dufe aui 3enmer alb. Sbo-
mas bciin0et iih in einein 10 idnua-
den @eIlnobeitS5uitauo, onB er itntt
in oaS @eiangnib in elm Soipitof sc.
bradlt iunr6e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
(Sute Nadlridlt.
9itt9bura, 9Sa., 5.

Eliispura Eoy .. JIlhI.
Cine 2In3abl BON Sod,6icn Der
Gorneaie cteel 60. uno Der SSones
& qougbIhn Steel So, bic ieit eiui.
ger 3eit It'll Iagen iino mieoer IN
QbGtigfeit 9eiebt porben Gile groBe
an3a6I BON 2euten erbieIt 0aourd
9eihditigln0. Die ausii6ten iilr
6ie 5tablin0iItrie ioIlen jeet beiier
ioin. als ieit Monaten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Sisen amIidper llniaa.
SuttIe. @uib.. 6. Sum

~N|3@H@Ff IFf = NFtFftts
SeNn 2ufe 9afbingtou hlno man Die
9eit,e oes 9ootoerIeibers Sohn GoI-
eerif. Der. iuie iih herouSlteIlte, Su-
iaaig IN. s9aiier eefoaeu mar. gSabt.
ideinlih bate iih ser 0eann retteil
f0nnen, aber cine sroBere Slimme
9aargelo, oie er in elmer @elofate
nm oen 9eib trla. bate ion ami Sen
@runo Oes SeeS aeSoaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
0aTes @rob.
Z ooenport. %. 5. sSuni.

2uutIlpUIL 1u, D. ,SHHI,
@iaiam Sbeloon uno geiile Sar.
rett ertraneen in ben s5Iutben oes
g2iIIiiiippi. Tas Boot mar 1uf Der
lle6erfobrt nao GranOSslan0 begrif.
fen, ais Die 5rau ith auaenid,eiulih
nit boiler abiiht IN ben 6luB itiir5te.
Gbeloon tUuroe bel Dem 8eriude, file
3uretten, unter 8aiier gejogen uuo
geioe ertranfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
gaiebaLltribane abnebraHnt.
orin1fpl9. eSa 6 csuni

fSeuer serit0rte Die 3ribiine oes
Ghree Gpe geagl" 8Gi6aa g}drts
bisrietbit. Gs beiBt. oce am aben6
uorber zine g-ofe Giiantitdt Baiolin
nad 6em 9Grt hinens gentmner
maroe. pno man Blalf't. DAP grano.
itIitnng porliegt Ger BerIuit be.
Iaait id auF $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Spater Sobnnmistrie6.
Mul0rolp, Ofla.. 6. 9Atui

WtuIotoIu, lHa, 8. SSlillI.
Der 92.iibrige 6armer u. :. Out.
ton bat bier ole "a Sabre aIte DE.
beccu Sane @nIolpap. gebeiratbet.
Glltton lit tros ieineS hoben 9Ilters
nod tGglih ani ser Sarm beihGitlgt.
gr iiibrt ieine 2angIebigfeit m,f Oen
@enhB oon 9obnen 5uriid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
a.iHs eonntusption in @isesHiiH.
9ao!ion. -. 7. sSlnI.

9tdo}ioH. ZSE9-s .. zSAHt.
aus 9bgeoronetenHous bot Die
Grorterllnl Ser Gcuntn Sptiof1bIlI
nuf lrltbeitinuIte 3eif perih0beH.
3aHrit ii oieie Sote enogiltig erie.
bat bd Der Seiict ihon DOT etIiaen
8ohsR ole BorIage 5erpari.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
ROoiepelt fein 9rGiioentidaftsfanSi.
nnt.
@afbingto.t .. G., 6, SUM-.

2SafDulgfo.t ~. ", D, Suni.
9rdiioentSaft fam anloBiid) ieiner
8rdii0entida tstanoioatur in 1912
auf Die llnterltiisuilg oes iriiberer
Rrdlioenten 3ooieoelt rehnen. al.
Der 3id1tiefeit oieier fem Braiioenten
Gait 5ugegangenen Meloung fam
fem 3lpeiiel geiest peroen nab Der
|ber5Iifen gegriIBling 5lpiiden Dem
8r1ioenten uno 3oolenelt in @olti-
more onl1BIih Der Subildulnsicier
fiir ben 4ar0inal Gibbons.
Shon Dor etliden Sagen tpuroe
Serrn Gait aus elmer abiolllt sltuer.
laiiig eeItenOen Nuelle Die MeI0uua
iiberbrudli, haB 9iooiepeIt nnter fei-
nen umiianoen geitatten tper0e, oaB
Der roditen republifonilhen 9eotio.
|nnlfonoention ieiu 9eame ais 9r1ii.
oentlhuftstonoiOot unterbreitet miro.
9ie 8egegnung Safts uno Rooie-
belts in Baltimore tpnr 10 berslid,
oaB lie nur ols 8elt1tiguna ser Wel.
Oune eeIten fam. Sb gooienelt in
leiner ltnteritiibung Cats 10 fpelt ae.
ben miro, ooB er 5u 6eiien 8uniten
oie Heonertribiine betritt. lit stpeifeI-
bait, aber iiher lit es, ooB er linn oie
Waf)t ieiner 8eri0nIidDfeit suaute
femn1en laiien miro. Cats 8eaner
lin Der repfblifaniihen Yartei, oie
bisber bofiten, Rooieoelt oIs Ganoi.
oaten aufitellen gu fonnen. bnben
ppar nod niht ieoe Soifnlng aufae.
geben, fbren 8Ion ourdBufiissen.
aber iie iino nugenideinIid) BON Ser
neueiten gntrpifIune ser Oinge nid1t
erbaut. gei Der geeegnung in BAL.
timore re0ete gtooiepelt 5aft nit
v9err grdiioent" al, tuGhreno Sait
ods famlIiare nSaao, Gbeooore" ge-
braufte.
gbe oie sSeier beganu, unterhieIten
Ii6e Eait un6 HooiepeIt dbieits bon
SEN onoeren 8dlten etrua 5ebn Mini.-
ten lang. Sie ertI6rten ip6ter. tie
fdtten fih iiber iSrau 9oft unternal-
ten, mas aIleeineines oeritGnoniBin.
niges GrItounen erreqte. sis tie Iif
guam SdIuB bernbidieoeter, idYiittcl-
ten fie iih ber5Iif oie Sdnoe, unS
Soft iagte ,2ebeipobl, Theooore", 3u.
gIeih fIiiiterte er tbm etfpas in 0as
Sbr, unb 8eibe Gadten bersIif.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
0rfannter 9lrst aeItprbrn.
4ShiIo0eIphfn. 8. ,Ellni.

Or. SSoiepb Griee, cine @eriibmt.
belt inslluterleibSdirurgie itarb bier
an ben 6olgen elmer 9linooarmope.
ration. Bier StunOen norber hdtte
er nod Elm MldOfen me9en oeSielben
2eI0ens opcrirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11

0rsaniiation idueu mieoer bergc-
lteat penoen fann.
Die &rieg&ihifie. Die lesten 0idrs
BEL Guantanamo un0 San 0icae
Isuionunen .ge5ogen muroen. tper0en
einitlpeilen nitt 5uriid beruien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11

oidlf qeiiiaten 9teitnurant Qorbol.
idIre tranf Relon6olie. Ste 0nra
ihiedteu geiuno5eits3ulbono oerur.
iad1t mar, ioG 0ie geraHIaiiuna aus
1bat sepeien isin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
9at ni6ts gelngt.
Gr-RrafiOsnt SiOuieSslt bsitreitst,
SaR er iid iiir iraeaO einsn 9sra-
iiOeHtidaitstanoiSatsn in 1912
OerpflidJtete.
Seine GrfinSnns.
SprimgfieIo, aaoii.. I. Ssuni.


Ser friibere 9rdiiOent 3ooieoeIt
erfldrt onIdBii9 Der Don @aibington
ausgeionoten Depeid)e. er iueroe bel
Der ndd;|,en YrdliOentidaftsfompag-
ne ben 8rdiioenten Gait oils aon0i.
Dat unteritiisen:
n@s lit nihts @abres on Dem BE.
rifjt. oaB i'd Mid bereit erfI6rte, ir.
geno einen Mann in 1912 in Dem
9eiuerb uIn Die Irdiioentihoft 5u
unteritiisen. SD babe tueoer cine
oiesbe5iiglide Grfldrung aenaht
nod 0ieie Sade ii6erbaupt erortert.
Die @ei6idte lit gan5 uno gar err
funben".
9fooieoelt reiite alf Der SSabrt nab
@bite Riper Sunction, ST., no er
eine Heoe bdlt, bier ourd).
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
g6rung.

EraiiSeHt Sait, 9ipoicpelt, Sherman
nnS sablreidle auoere Mduner Der
CeffeutIidfeit cbren 9arOiual
Gibbons.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
gersiftet i'd in eimem Reitaarant.
auburn g. q. S. Snni.

~tt%ib - ar - ONttstt
fyrnu Warp 9 gote Iono oen ge.
spltHi&isn Zoo, irlSea1 lie in eirsm
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Git, ppt.
&rdiiOent Salt rii9mi ~ finer Gin
ipradle Den feitsH mo lantrrH
6barafter Der Selitidlen.
Cine feite snrs".
3nbc,u 600 0Ieiocrmadler in GIcue-
lamb itcllcn bic srbeit sin. Inn lire
snrScrRmgen sn er5winseu.
sSitterrr sampf in sInsiidlt.
Maihinaton I. SSuni.

9Salnin1ton 4. Sum.
Qie eoangelAh lufhertide Stride
in Sen Gereinigcn Stantcn hilt lire
As. bulbid6ulid)e aoHuention bier ab.
sic pon Dem @aitor 9ariar s. Sen.
ner. 3. 9, Dem &raiioenten Ser Ge.
neralipnooe. erofilet mur0e.. Die
ISe.er bes s(ben0mabls iollie. 9SrG.
iioent Gait un0 Ser 0clttdle @otlhai.
ter @rai pom 9ernitorfi merOen aui
Der erlteu iffeitttidlen @erianlm ing
Ser aonpentpn oie&aitptlpreAer ieiu.
0ie &onpentipn miro bis sum 10.
SUM 0nuern.
8albiitgton I. Sluti.
Gas Griheinen oes @rdii0enteu
T0it in Ser @eriaunlllmJ ser Guon.
aeIiit-hitberiiden Stride Der Scr.
Shaten pur0e nit gegeiterlmg be.
griiBt. er 9ielt cine glnipr0tbe in
Der er oen 1eutiheu als luNer ulto
Weniden hobea SOB 5ollte. @r fenne
Sittberaner ieit aino auf 0eun in
Cincinnati Jet Elm Grittel Der 9eooI-
ferllr1 Geutid)e um0 ein groBerSbeil
oapon 2utberauer. or ocnfe ME an
Sslltberaner obne NaB Tom Oie Morte
Cine feite Burg" einficIeu, Sic 10
be3eihnenA icien fir Den 0cutidp
liltberiid)eu Gbarafter.
Die Deutihen. erflGrie Ser @rdii.
Dent. 3dblten GIT oen bejtcn 9iiraern
oicicS Sauoes, orbeitsiom ireimii.
tbig uuo ireileitsqiebeuo, Elm @olf
pas NIT Stol3 aitf feline @cIhid)tc
5urdif bliden fonne.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-05
WINCHESTER NOTES..

The Missionary Baptist Church is
moving on nicely under the leadership
CT Rev. D. w. Justin Waytes. At 2:3O
p. m. the Mt. Zion Baptist Church was
we'll nigh filed to witness the annual
exercises of the X. of P. Lodge and the
Court of Calanthe. This was one of
the grandest exercises witnessed for
years. The A. M. e. Church had a
grand rally Sunday and raised TWEEN
ty or more dollars. Rev. W. M. Can
non preached in the rally at 3 p. m.
and Rev. C. G. Bright at night. Rev.
j. @. Johnson, of Shelbyville, spent a
few days here the guest Of Rev. w.
V. Hawkins. The B. Y. P. U. Is doing
fine. Prof. D! A. Townsend and par
ty went to Mann's Ford on a fishing
trip last Tuesday and caught some
fine fish. Mrs. Sarah Gray was buried
last Thursday. Her funeral was at
tended by Revs. DR.. Waytes, D. A.
Townsend and Hawkins. Miss Jones,
Of Tullahoma, is teaching music here.
She has a large class,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-05
HoRTENsE NOTES.

One of the grandest affairs Of the
SEASON took place here Sunday. Rev.
l. X. Roberts preached for us in the
rally. Rev. Holmes preached Sunday
at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Roberts preached
again Sunday night. There was a
great number present. $40.72 was
raised for the purpose of repairing the
church for the Sunday-School Conven-
ton, which will convene here in June.
Misses Monte Stanfield, Birdie Bradley
and Lille Hopson, of Cumberland
Furnace, Tenn, spent Saturday and
Sunday evening at the home of Misses
Corean and Virgie Washington. Mrs.
Omria Sears, of White Bluff, Tenn,
arrived Monday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-05
~WILLIAMsPoRT T

Rev. N. Smith left last Wednesday
for Birmingham, Ala. to attend the
Women's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society which convened April 27
to May l. DR.. Henry Strayhorn &C
companied him home from Columbia.
Misses Cora and Flora Tyler, and lit
tie niece, Miss V. B. Clay, of Columbia.
were out Friday to the concert given
by their sister, Mrs. Sarah Harland.
Mr., Andrew Irwin was very badly hurt
recently. A SOW log rolled over him
and he was found unconscious. Mrs.
Matilda Clegget is a little indisposed
this week. Miss Pearl Crosby has
been sick with measles but is better
at this writing. Nh. Charley Dansby
and Mr.. lobe Crosby have in a nice
supply of groceries and are doing
good business. Mr.. Ceola Booker has
been sick with the pneumonia for the
last week or two but Is improving.
Miss Maggie Wilson and sisters re-
turned to Nashville Monday after a
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Sadie Sowell. Miss Hattie johnson
is on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs. Burl
Russell were the guests for dinner Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell
and also Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stray
horn spent the afternoon with them.
The young gents of Chapel Hill visited
the Williamsport bellies Sunday. They
had quite an enjoyable time driving
in the warm sunshine. Little Misses
Elmoza and Annie Gordon of Leather
wood, we're the guests of little Miss
Rachel Russell last Saturday and Sun
day. Misses Anice Anderson and
Rachel Russell were the guests of Miss
Matte Patterson Sunday afternoon
These who want to subscribe for the
Globe please see the reporter at once
it is well worth the money.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-05
Out of TOWn Notes.


Tally. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Pettis en-
tertained most royalty a limited mum
Der of friends in honor OF their son,
Georges birthday Wednesday eve
ming, April Goth. The house was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion In
snow balls narcissus, flags and roses.
The principal features of the occasion
were music and dancing. At a late
hour the guests were invited into the
dining-hall, where the beautiful table
draped in linen, cut glass and silver
ware presented a beautiful appear
ance. 1t had for a central decora-
ton a beautiful birthday cake, deco
rated in narcissus, the gift of Mr.. Pet
It's sister, Mrs. Arnunta Shute. A de-
lightful three-course menu was served.
! Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Percy Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
I Lewis, Mr., and Mrs, Frank Pettis, Mrs.
Arminta Skute, Misses John Eta
Bates, jamie Waterman, Florence Perry,
Matte Webb, Tennie Morgan, Flor
ence Pettis, Katie Pettis, Messrs. Dan
iel Webb, Joseph Fitzhugh, Porter and
Leonard Hays, Ernest Morgan, Percy
Love, John Shute, Edward H. and Geo.
Pettis. Miss Frances Chubb, of Nash
vile, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Goodrich, last Sunday, April
30th. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Franklin
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Pettis last Sunday, April 30th, at
dinner. Miss Lillian Parks, Of Lou
isviTe, KY, was the guest of her Gus
in, Mrs. Henry Woodson, last Monday,
May /.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-05
LEWlsRuRG NOTES

Rev. W. M. Riley, pastor of the
Missionary Baptist Church, started a
revival last Sunday night, assisted by
Rev. Hatten, of Columbia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurley Woods, of Fayetteville,
r visiting relatives and friends at
this place. Little Miss Esmaria Aspire
Martin, tho daughter of DR.. L. E Mar
tin, who has been spending a few days
out in the country near Mooresville
with little Miss Izora Moore, returned
last Sunday. The lewisburg High
School, under the management OF
Prof. S. j. Mulberry and Mrs. M. L
Jones, closed last Friday. Death
claimed for its victim little 10 Willie
Harrison last Wednesday evening. He
was visiting his grandparents at East
Lewisburg.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-05-05
THE BIG MUSIC SENSATION.
Continues from Page ~

Wright. Thomasville, Ga. John
Bailey, Solo, B-lat Clarinet, Hampton,
Ve.; Langston Owens, E-lat Clarinet,
Memphis, Tenn; Eric Nelson, first
B-fat Clarinet. st. Croix, Danish
West Indies, ,Erlies Johnson, first
B-fat Clarinet, Townsville, Ga;
Joi e. Brown, Second Clarinet, st.
Helena Island, S. c.. Alfonzo Reve-
ron, second Clarinet, Yabucoa, Porto
Rico, Ice, Langston, third B-lat
Clarinet, Mobile, Ala. Stanley R.
Williams, third B-lat Clarinet, Gin
c%innati, Ohio. VIM. Hatcher, third
B-fat Clarinet, Tuskegee, Ala. En-
nest Freeman, Flute, Wilson, N. G.
William Montgomery, Piccolo, Pen
sacola, Fla. Thomas Freeman, G.
Flute, Wilson, N. G. Chas. Mcdaniel,
Soprano S~axophone, Argenta, Ark.
William Rurk, Alto Saxophone, Mt.
Meigs, Ala. Hewitt Walker, Tenor
Saxoplione, Boston, Mass. Cyrus
Evans, Baritone Saxophone, Houma,
La. Caesar Bias, Oboe, Sabana
Grande, Porto Rico. Frank Hudson,
Bassoon, Selma, Ala, Alex Seymore,
Alto Clarinet, Miami, Fla. Harold
Nelson, Bass Clarinet. st. Croix,
Danish West indies. Lieut.. Chas
Lawrence, Solo B-fat Cornet, Column
hin Tenn. : Sergt. Theodore Miriam.
da. SOLO B-fat. Cornet, Saga La
Grauda Cuba. Norleet Chiffon. So
10 B-nat CCrnet, Chicago, III. Otewy
W GODS. Sol B-lat Cornet, Memphis,
lem. Hanson Hunter, Solo B-flat
Cornet. Wadesboro, N. G. Clyde
Gaines, Second B-fat Cornet, Chica-
go, III, Clifford Voolfolk, third B.
fat Cornet, Columbus Ga. Joseph
Clark, first horn, Derby Conn Raph-
ael Daniels, second Horn, st. Thomas,
Danish West Indies. Geo. Rontte,
third Horn, New libra, La. Benja-
mir Foster, fourth Horn, Pensacola,
Fla. Miller Mosely, fourth Horn.
Yazoo City, Mass. Manasseth Ray,
second Trombone, Evergreen, Ala,
Wilkie Douglass, second Trombone,
Pensacola, Fla. Sergt. German Wat
con. fret Trombone, Columbus. Ohio,
Joseph Woods, first Trombone, Mem
phis, Tenn. Emery Barnes, Bari
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UNA NOTES.

The Allen Christian Endeavor
League met at Solomon Chapel Sun
day, April 29rd. The services were
opened by singing. Prayer was Of
fered by the pastor, Rev. T. G. Had
den. After several Scripture quota
tons, songs, ETC., remarks were made
by Rev. Hadden and President pro-
tenn, C. II. Simmons Miss Matte
Burnett is the efficient secretary. Mr..
George Ellis died at the Watson home
stead on Tuesday, April 25th. Prayers
were held from the residence by Rev.
C. H. Simmons, with interment at
Murrels cemetery. Rev. Tyree White
is assisting Rev. e. R. Reed, of Ebe-
nezer, in his p~rotracted meeting. Rev.
George Coleman was at Solomon Chap
ell last Sunday. Mrs, Kizzie PEBBLES
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tone, Red Bird, Texas. Carlos Vale,
Baritone, Aquadilla, Porto Rico.
James Hall Bass, Thomasville, Ga.
Fillmore Bryan, Bass Longview,
Texas, Benjamin Joyce, Bass, Pla-
quemine, La. Anderson Douglass,
Bass Drum, Pensacola, Fla. Phillip
Williams, Snare Drum, Cumberland,
Md. John Norris, Tympany and
Bells, Sioux City, la. VIM. Capers,
Property man, Tuskegee, Ala.
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The Grand Parade.

Capt. Smith and his band will! reach
the city Friday morning at 10 o'clock,
travelling in a special car. AT once
they will begin their parade: Broad
Street to Eighth Avenue to Church;
down Church to Third Avenue; up
Third Avenue to the Square; around
the Square to Cedar; up Cedar to
Fourth Avenue: down Fourth Avenue
to Church; up Church to Fifth Ave-
enue; down Fifth Avenue to tie Au7
ditorium, where they will be photo
graphcd together. "
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BRIERsVILLE T

The rally at the A. NJ. E. Church
was a success, both financially and
spiritually Sunday, April 2Srd. Mrs.
Adeline Kelly and Mrs. jamie Shute
are on the sick list. Miss jamie
Waterman spent last Tuesday in Nash
vile attending the commencement Of
Meharry College. She was the guest
Of Mrs. J. L. Overton while there. Miss
Katie Pettis spent a few days in the
city last week the guest Of Mrs. Alex
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The Reception Committee of One
Hundred.

The following is the Reception
Committee of One Hundred leading
citizens, about eighteen Or twenty of
the Uniform Rank of the knights of
Pythias; Drs. R. F. Boyd, L. A. Fish
er, A. M. Townsend, H. c. Miller, G..
H. Bandy, ]. w. Bright, R. B. Wood
son, e. B Jefferson, j. B. Singleton,
]. A. Lester, J. H. Hale, R. H. Voor-
heese; Messrs. VIM. Hargraves, j.
S. Liner, Jno. l.. Harland, Richard
Hill, Geo. East, ]. H. Adams, w. F.
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Robertson g. w. Frazier, Frank Bat
tie, VIM Young, A. N. Johnson, Nm.
H. McGavock; w. H. Shackelford. c. G..
White, VIM. Partce, Andrew Mobley,
T. L. Waddy, E. Curt.gs, Jno. Allen,
Lytle Allen, Charley Allen, VIM. Tin
non, j. R Crowder, Montgomery Yer
non, A. B. Morris, Thos. Duff John
May, Geo. Kimble, w. H. Fowler, d..
Ferguson, D. "A. Hart; Profs. ]. B..
Bate, w. G. Hynes, Coils. R. L. May
field, ]. w. Grant; Revs. T. J. Wealth
orby, D. D.; A. L. Pinkston. D. D.;
S. M. Utley, D, D., R. H. McGavock,
5. L. Howard, DID,; w. Sampson
Brooks. D. D.; D. A. Graham, D. D.;
|. H. Jones, D. D.; T. J. Moppins, D.
o.; G. i. Jackson, T. w. Hagler, d.
D.; w. A. Anderson, j. H. Kerr,
H. w. Johnson, d. D.; c.. H. Clark,
D. D.; Wm. Haynes, D. D.; A. w.
Porter, VIM. Terrell, H. NJ. BUNS. A.
w. Wilson, j. HI. Lawrence, G. w.
D~ickerson, H. A. Boyd, l. ]. Jordan,
j. HI Graham, Prof. Ira T. Bryant,
Dr.. Gates, Mr.. T. Clay Moore, Col.
James Bumpus, Rev. Henderson
IOunS, heVS. II. II. REED, M. *. Brit,
w. H Adamst R. M. Perrin, G. w.
Dardis, DR.. WI B. Denny, Rev. Tyree
White.
PROGRAM.
Part One.
1. March-"The Tuskegee In
stitute.' Smith. dedicated to DIR.
Booker T. Washington.)
2. Overture-"Poet and Peasant"
Won Suppe. CA poet falls. in love with
o farmers daughter and begs To a
ry her, and is refused by the father.
The evil spirit tempts the couple to
run away; but they are overtaken by
the angry father and severely chas-
tised.)
3. Characb' ristic-"Dream of the
Rarebit Nend." Thurband. (Tym-
pany Solo, n
4. Meditation-"Last Hope" Gott
scnalk. vs.
5. Humorous .I'm Afraid to
Come Home in the Dark (What
happened to a hayward husband.)
6. Overture-"Steal Away TO Jes-
sus." Smith.
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is an active member of the young peo-
pies meetings at Solomon Chapel A.
M. E. Church.
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ntermis

The following have been requested
10 make ten minute remarks: Gov.
Hooper, DR.. Ira T. Landrith, Mayor
Howsc, and DR.. c. V. Roman.
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Extras.
PROGRAM.

I-"@ r. FE
1. Mclodies-Saxophonc Quartet and.
Glee Club, 40 vo~ioest-fa14 ,"The Tustc
kegee Song. "GAr(b}j who otAm sI?"
(c) Train onc9 Gone!tena.uns ;s
2. Waltzes-H iTheoq Golored ,:Prima
Domass Smith lMaidsfof; the South. j.
B. Selection from atFaustS-rOpera-
nGounodL So e,A ea A,1f.,.
a. Fntermezzo- e"Dot Johnson Two
STEP (EthioT ian Melody-New)
g. Overture, William TelP'....
Rossini. CAS- played by the Phil
ippino Band.) IN
The following places have tine Tus7
kegee Band tickets:
Warner Drug Company, corner
Third Avenue North, and Cedar St.
Demoville Drug Company; Corner
Fourth Avenue North, and Church
Street
Bloomstein Drug Co. 5O6-5OS
Church Street.