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onaY. G1l-17 west 1foth -
Seven-Poom Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

TinterIr. s4G- B.wav .... ss4n
Delaware soO ~ ig1d 81 - $40
NaumhcK. 95j West End e........ i.-OO
1C9d ~ ii''' ii'e''-ue . D'' an 1.soo
The MechlenbUrg. B'way ard 14ith St. s4J
The Maiestic. l45th 81. and st. Mich -.
Vera " sSfb - " 1900
Kerma-e co- Central PARK vest 1000
Greenwich. 4Ie Central park Vest. $50
1i6th ST. -usol. i'''e''e inv 100
cbest.r ave 'ois' " ~ 800
lido Hall Seventh eve. and 10Th St. LOU
ArtIers g09 u TT1.h a. - ! coo
Devons-ire. 225 " ssd et............ 1.O0O
Clarendon. gOF-o Wast trath 81 . i150
TIE CarlpoIvn -sf west 11oth St. 300
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PROPOSALS.

TFETCF COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
Columbia. october , l9li-Seaied proposals
v,in be- received AT this Office unti O'Clock
" ~, October II. 1911 Tor constructing stable
t,tiSir9 Tor the street Cleaning Department. 70
h. looted on rarta OF lots 20 10. Inclusive
square ICs3 lsoutheaSD Washington, d. q.
T-irrro ~ proposals. specifications and necessary
..f,r-- alton may be obtained from Chief CLERK.
Fnginccr Department Room 40. District sahd-
iiOilN a. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V. JUDsoN.
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Five-Room Apartments.

r,-,,,,-, y cav and I22d st........... S80O
ToAp !i >, - - 219 w lOgth st........ 500
FolC C., ~ Edreconlbe ave........ $40
[T.1it -S a " T11st ~ ............-. $40
S-',l..., zoo " 10Th 81 ........... 300
caiantbea. 80 W 113ti ST.. ......... 90
Esperanto 229 W lO5th 81. ........'. go
lIle No "a " 09d st............ Ts0
y "I tJ..,ss ro1st 81 and P'wsy. 49,. $40
Eetu 80 165th and ST. Nichola ave. $40
GiS ti 49,. I3iwaV and 144th ST.. 421
~ %
Inc 9V VIII S79 " li6tn st...... 80
EinIa ". ~ -. 90 " tO6th st 49,. 600
HayuiiolSe al W l1sth st..... 600
tNh.t.7 S"-. ooe " ogd st........ $50
tlIehI. p'vav and s9th ST.. 100
NcHlts ~ 't0Stb ~ ........... $50
ElWo9l' eo, " 400 st........... $50
boHa.-, ~. r5O W 104th q ....... $50
putnam oo-i ,,o,p 81 q convent ave 7sO
SolNu ,5o,L 80 . r'vvav ..... .... $40
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING, co -clsaas
bv couprcssed air steam. hand or on floor
1885 Broadway 42l East 4htE 81 SOE
BRANpT Tel 122-7sth
sew YORK CARPET CLEANING wOEkS
oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETa
Prices ?pa9onahie Send ~ Circular
tFua ffsu2 80 f't'
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
NURsE-English Protestant; infant or sro 1,,, /,
long experience city and abroad, triend nam nan :
bermaid, waitress good seains'Iess 'io'''"
Agency. 721 Lexington ave
ST-RSE-Ciermau. takes infant from DIR N :
understands all fooas eAceleht ~ W5 90
T., Miss Margaret Hu4llH Aso"~'' - '
81 Tel 3u3A Bryant
NURSERY CiOVERNEss-Nort German; THOR
oughly experienced four years pels s} 10
ances. CITY or country $50 Industrial AsS0 20. "a
ZION Employment Agency. u West 4-d 81 I'll
NURSERY GOvERNEss-Protestan one or Two
children: thoroughly experienced; hrst cIass
,ersoral references. city OF country $40. N
tust-taT Association Employment Agency Il
West 42d 81. Tel '2l0 Bryant.
sC0TcV PROTESTANT - : amstress and
cfan,te-uaidi verF capable three Nears
reference. sp anywhere. MIS- 'oi'i'' >
Agencv 477 4th ave. near 3lst q. .-----.-
TWO YOUNG Girls tosetaer; one ezge-.-n'
cook $50, other rhaulnrrmaid ana Mal.',' a. =
500. apartment preferred. Wilson ASF"'1' III
f9st 57h S. Te. 2224 Plaza.
TWO GRTs-Cool Jaur waitress Chamoerinald
20, ,ggpf HIagas together. best city and coun-
try references Miss sheas Agency East
yVI7~VFES. HAlIBEEMAID.-Ner neat
G-sf ci4s- swedish girl, excellent chamber
.,,..f.3-v-1. fr.rq. SD. best references. OstrE-
berg's Arerey 7ij Lexington ave- Ie'' l'''
"a I-I--- PGFTOR MAID.-Very neat. tall
Danish girl. excellent waitress best rei-!
ar..s. $50. city. osterlergs Agency 'i'
Lexington ave Tel. Woo FlaI-
WAITRESS PARLOHMAIp-Well trained. good
,,,-rrsrs. fh.rouehIv capable Young Irish Wom-
an. ssl waldorf Agency. l. West a3d 81. Tel
2OO Madison.
u ,f-~rr--- Highest references, makes ali
e,'ar-. riuT.r-tar.ls serving wines. can carve.
Hiss Wlrgarat Smiths agency - West 4-4 81.
TEL 1888 Bryant.
~ rT'r FrSs-Youug woman; three years las'
uIarl. So. Greenwich OF hte 20 .'I-- F''-''- --'
Me- -'al's Araurv. \ East f2d SO.
WAITRESS Gc-Bv refined coored girl as
waitress or take care Of child, city. VI j.. 4
West 1924 ct
,,..,I-..T4 TVO-rsTANT rOOK-Verv neat,
lyroyaut cook. good references. Mrs. COL
-f.. ~. srrrr- 4I- 4th ave. near 3lst 81
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
NCOAhEEPER, experienced man, mature wears,
ants suitable position. Permanent BOX a. %
NilAJF FEJ R.-Good mechanic, = married
Guy license, careful; experienced driver any
Sal Jersey City preferred. Palmer ios Del
aware ave, Jersey city.
~iIlN ESE.--Position by man who speaks
French, German and some Chinese. Ad-
eiesS A. J.. NJ. Tribune Office.
LNPERT STENOGRAPHER wants position
'nfee years experience; salary 500 per month
. =, H' tribune Office.
ITQR.-Young oolored man. single: sober
ieuaple' wants good position about Oct. ~;
reterences. Address Jan,Or. Tribune Uptown
REAL ESTATE-E,xperieuce man wants man
oEement OF property. can furnish bond best
references; money saving results BOX .. 1910
slENOGlAPHER and TYPEwRITER.-Two
Years high school good penman. very willing
salary' -. NJ. Ritter. i61 Webster ave. Brook
Ign.
Female.
ST ENOGRAPHER.- years experience;
thoroughly competent ir every respect. capable
OF acting a. secretary. uneXcelled references
Miss NJ, 1fSa Lexington ave.
WOMAN o. unusual ability ana long experience
desires temporary employment at good salary
highest references. X. l., Box -, Tribune OF
nCe.
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Eight-Roon Apartments.

kasahdfu wa 8
i;TatiiiH en7 q 4 44f5 St st 500
The Mate1.!c. 5. cor. liJth 81 and 81. .
Nicholas ave. ........--....-.. Ohu
yVbarfdaIe ro4-cNg u 18th st.. 700
l20-f25 Riverside Drive. .......... l,s90
Lasanno Court, 90T-312 ". 18th ST.. 1000
Lancashire 1913 ". S5th At. .......... laO0
Dorothea. 321 ". 10lst St........... Low
Sfsfo-J HALO u. 1oa.l 81 ...... 900
Wellington Court -42i Ct. and |B'way. I'0g9
Evans aCth ST. and West End ave. 2OE
100 T7tgo-s.5s r,rivs - 100
.o7 Ccr,-oI paw yvsst cor a1,t ST 900
rbestareatd 5eO p,ve-siae Driv,-... 1900
pa,iico AZ Tsntr,t pax West.... ! 700
vo,bebfra 5eo " Ti9th st... 100
Florb,r, ora W o7tb =, ..... 1.5n9
pocl,iedga rIou siycr,ide rrive .. 1924 . 400
rho Wineold aa7 " 5stn st......... 1850
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WORK WANTED.
bale

l-t bale.
-. 49, EFFICIENT and superior chaui
tsr-tA t.l repairing. foreign or domestic
= e1anIe- o..ft-. has own tools. six ycaf-
-.si seen. 60 ans distance. 'Al..
gs F.aza M9IE9w.s Agcnoy. ~
..'. elr .sin 81.
e Ts.H man. executive anll.'5 (,
s,se, 10 years. eETCrleuce. gulraulr
ss.s,,- Tate ual balance. pr0at and loss
tl N'-tfcal l0r. speak. write Ger
ti1at.s ability Tribune Uptown once
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Ny13,IlTL1 '; :: !!
RAYMOND GNhitcomn co.22S Fifth Gvs.i
8kurid.s 90 .--sssssss-------sS
suRRoGArE's NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF tho
County OF New York, notice Is hereby given 20
all persons having claims asainst Marjorie smita
present the same. with vouchers thereof 70 tho
subscriber at is place or trs rs business:
York. on before the 10th dap OF February
next. -, 49,. -, - -, 49,.
THE FARMERS LOAN & Trust CO.
GrHLER. RoLsToN & KORAN. AtiOrHeys Too
Administrator, y Exchange Place New
York. n \.
X PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given to
T,couelin late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber. at his place OF trans
acting mess. AT tho ofnee Of oroester.
Williams q SAKE, 40. 80 Broad street Borough
or or BEFORE the 18th day OF November next.
,rt-e rf ~ Il JACOr'EI,IN- Administrator
WORCESTER. WILLIAMS 4 SAKE, Attorneys
for Administrator No so Broad street. Ror-
ough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER Or HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate OF the
81 Hcgxons havinr claims against George T0mp-
kins late Of the Coulty OF New YORK. deceased.
5 ss sgq F9.ne 10 % William Street soro@sa
az Manhattan. 70 Li4r lily OF New lDEAs % "
eeeoTe he iOth day Of November. 1911.
Dated New York. April -. l9ll. -.
TIFi FARM ERS' LOAN AND TRUST COM
Any, Executor.
oE1LEa' RoLsToN q KORAN. Attorneys FOR
Executor. % Exchanges Place. New YORK..
n Y.
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate o, tho
County Of New York, notice Is hereby given %
an persons having claims against Josiah C. ReIf.
ate u the county OF New York. deceased, 10
present the same with vouchers thereof. 20 tho
s,,bscrIl hers ~ their place u transacting bust
ness al the ofice OF Grigss. Baldwin 4 Bald
Nm their attorneys. No. - Pine street in tho
city OF New YORK. on or UeIOre the Ath day
OF November next
Dated New York the 2ith day Of April. 1911.
P PHNiFr. : + H R5ET-i-F. Administrators
GRIGGs, BALDWIN BALDWIN N''''N''"
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which VIII Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Roonl Apartments.
yVFCT STOF

5oraeaux, Riverside Drive and 12Ith st $500
Portland. GO W Hath St ........ 720
Clarence ?io " g3d Ct ..... $50
si.en Eairn, Riverside Drive and Doth ST 1909
The Kinherley $50 " t64th St.. 700
Albea. eos " Dad st........... $50
Dacone Hall. 500 " I22d st.... goo
ghest, rshire. $40 ". 1891 st.......... GOO
The pivmoutb 53T q 140th ST t.. 551
Ch!lrnnrt EFqU EOr II 143d 81 - $50
Vera. gG5 ~ aT+b 81 - 600
Vnruna 22s " s0tb a, .. 200
~
Hudsonia -o,h a. ard Piverxide ~ 400
ZIG w Sitb At -. 1000
Wesleyan 5yytgs a--5 proodvyav - 40
Prince Turnbert q9o cathedral P'Iway loo
side Drive o. Gnu $40
Nar4narrav crf Wet 1fo.b a. $50
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RELlGlous NOTICES.

TIE Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Broadway ar l20th Street
Two PUBLIC Lectures on
PROBLEMS ~ CHRISToLOGY
bv the Rev Professor FRIEDRICH LOOFS
On d d. D., uf the University OF Halla.
TuesdaV. October t0th and wednesday. Octo-
a.. frh Hf 900 e. If.
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<. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
tLE- WILSON'S Employment Agency
'l-,1e 2-24 Plaza 1sl E5e, oltn -. SUP
q, .s lass servants o. private itluliles ~
invest igaf-,i
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TYsEWRITINo AND IYpEWHIlehe

PEST NUrLTfGRAPH typeWritten lett - lsU0O.
81 60 Get samples. Addressing, mailing. Ne
mint lpttcrheads. Advanced rypeWrlilng bureau.
lsl Brdadwag Cortandt 3Gli.
l-ff-,rgU VfsTELE 10 Nassau ST Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Uuderwoods RemlngtOnz. divers. Smiths.
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,esks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BusINFss CHANCES

a GENTLEMAN OF business ability and refine
ment who has from 50 O0O TO 81. 900 capital can
enter paying enterprise and hold "a position ~
great responsibility and trust. with good income
tor services references required and given Re-
lance, BOX IL. Tribune Odics,
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FURNISHED ROOMS no Ler.

asp ST. 20 EAST madison square SOUTH =
suite two rooms, bathroom. by month.
9S WEST 18TH sT.-Large and email rooms
private bath. all conyenlenees. for gentlemsn.
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~ -EaMTN-H- and a5stracters. STATE
.f1er.ale. and salary expected. Ll
'ee -t.. and Trust co.. t.o'e.ani, .
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BY SEA TO MAINE

The Most Chnrmlnr
Short Sea Trip on the Atlantic Coast.
ssilings from New Pier co. East River, NeT
York Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday, -
p NJ For full information apply tr
MAINE 5 y CO.. 200 Broadway, =.
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Help WANTED.

Male.
S s..-SC-. useful rl+Ier. Ir.sl
- -.lIssere Agency. 800 otn a'e '.-
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INSTRUCTION

For Boys and Young Men-City.
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Nine-Roon Apartment
u-EGT aInr

NlNe-KOOm Hpdr (IIlcltSs
WEST SIDE,
Powelltor. B'way and 9th ST.. Il''Oo
a. W nth ST.. mr. Columbus ave-. -
Qucenston. 10 z Goth st--.........-... .9 9o
Iob.Trzo,Isrn ao5 West End ave-. 200
stratford Avon. n e. cor Riversios ,oo
The Clesrfieid. iO3d at and Riversids .,o
Drive .............. 80. 90 .'..''''. a. zoo
Encid Hall R'wav and s5th Ct. 900 GOO
LlaTr.uoH, 99l. 400 ~ ",ts,b ., 600
Dt WIZ NOL -, - p.rav 400
,oe ,a4 r,,,,,o,.,ga r,-iye ..... 1900
Ten-Roon Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Dor'f.on IL w list st. .......... l''oo
The Chatsworth. 72d St and Ri~ersids nm
Drive .......... =.
Ctntian Court II Central Park West
cor 6Ith 81. ,..-i,i,. ,1-,,. "a ga 1000
Ierra n 1890 1ou,. ~ r-,,s - $500
Eleven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE
y-s,soIvn' loom ST & Riverside Drive Sou 100
The Peinord. B'way and ssth st.'.--'' 40
TIVE TVoodroere 5G1 Y. t41st st...-.... 80
1eO.125 Riverside Drive. .............. 5000
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
-. y,-,nr,a West End ave. & SGD ~. s.. 5oo
ccorg,an court Central PIX ". 6Oth aooo00
roO-195 Riverside Drive. S'VV'
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
= Dorado central Park Wes'' ""th 81 So.DD
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American a Foreign Ienchers' Agency.-Sup-
niles Professors Teachers. Tutors. GOvernesseS
etc 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply
10 Mira. ". J. Yorng-Fulion. - Union SQUIRE
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For Girls and young Ladies-City.
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Male.
NOONhEEPER, experienced man, mature Years
wants suitable position. Permanent. BOX 4, ~
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
REPUBLICANS WIN IN MARY
LAND.
Famous Diggs Disfranchisement
Measure Defeated-Gorman-
ism Repudiated.

The victory in Maryland for
the Republican party is significant.
The entire Republican state ticket
was elected and the Diggs meas
ure buried. This places Maryland
to the front, and owing to the
fact that that state has a tremend-
GUS Negro vote, places the colored
man on higher ground and makes
the Negro vote a factor in the
next national campaign. Massa-
chusetts and Kentucky were both
lost to the Democrats, but Fess of
Boston was very popular and the
Republicans of the Bay state. had
become little derelict
Democrats, however, made sew
eral gains in municipal elections.
Republicans made gains in New
York.
1t had been hoped that the G..
Q. p. would retain Kentucky, but
the entire Democratic state ticket
was elected. The Democrats also
have both branches of the legis-
lature, yet the Blue Grass state
may go Republican next year.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
DR.. Washington Again Faces His
i. Assailant

New York, Nov. 6, 19ll.-Dr.
Booker Y. Washington, the Tus-
kegee educator, appeared in the
Court Of Special Sessions again
today when the case against Henry
A. Ulrich was calico for trial.
Ulrich is the German dog fancier
who brutally assaulted DR.. Wash
ington on a public street in New
York eight months ago. Despite
every effort of Ulrich's counsel to
delay the trial, DR.. Washington
has continued to press the prose-
cution; today he again appeared,
although he had to cancel series
Of engagements in Wisconsin and
other Western States.
The story Of the assault was told
in detail by Officers Hagan and
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

Tierney, and Wall Street bank
clerk who witnessed it, and by DR..
Washington himself. So complete
and convincing was the testimony
showing how Ulrich and another
assailant had brutally beaten the
educator that the spectators were
astounded when, after Ulrich and
the woman who was yariously de-
scribed in the testimony as Mrs.
Ulrich' and Mrs. Alvarez had
testified, the Judges by divided
decision of two to one decided TO
acquit the defendant, on the
ground that the proof Of assault
had not been clearly proven. To
prove his contention that he had
nothing to conceal DIR. Washing
ton fought the case to a finish,
and is in no way cast down be-
cause the iudees refused to convict
the culprit who, with his alleged
paramour, swore most atrociously
in their efforts to fasten odium
upon him. He feels he has done
his full duty to his race and to
himself in coming to New York to
prosecute his assailant, at great
expense and loss of time and
energy.
Immediately following the trial
Ulrich was arrested by New Jersey
officials on a warrant for desertion
sworn out by his legitimate wife,
who lives in Orange, New Jersey.
Assistant District Attorney Jas.
r. Smith, who conducted the pros
ecution, was most earnest in his
efforts to secure the conviction of
Ulrich; it was no fault of his that
a conviction was not secured. He
did his full and complete duty.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
Program for Sunday, Nov. IL.

Springfield Culture Club, Union
Baptist Church, 4 p. m.
Song Choir.
Invocation : Chaplain.
Observation-Disclosures l-c.s.
Paper-Eva Stewart.
Voice Ruth Lee.
Violin Solo Thos. Nix.
Instrumental Willetta Watson.
Voice Mabel Jones.
Address-Pr Prof. Hamilton.
Duet Misses Sellers.
Journal Mrs. Hettie Blackwell
Criticisms Chas. S. Gibbs.
F. r. Thompson President.
C. Leota Smith Secretary.
G. II. L. Nelson - Chairman Pro
gram Committee.
All are cordially invited.
Admission free.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

MI. Chas. Anderson has opened
a first class chill parlor and res
taurant at 819 East Washington
street, in the remodeled place for
merly occupied by G.. Z. Ousley,
and will conduct the place SO as to
appeal to the most fastidious. The
place is well located and every
thing is to be prepared by COM
petent cooks. We cordially invite
you to come, see and eat.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
Regulated Saloons Help Colored
People.

For the saloons to be run or
derly and under strict regulations,
is a great asset for the colored
people. In any town or city whare
saloons are run wide open' and
the people are allowed to drink
and do as they please, the eelored
people are the sufferers. If a
drunken thug kills colored man
in a saloon, they swear lies and
the murderer is acquitted. The
same is true of mobs. So don Z
forget to help protect yourself.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
Millinery and Hair Dressing De-
partment at Lincoln Manual
Training School

One Of the special features
added to the Lincoln Manual
Training School for this school
year is the department of millin-
cry and hair dressing. Mrs. Ed
ward Lee, very competent spe-
cialist, has charge of the hair
dressing department. This is some
thing that every young and elder
" lady is personally interested in.
Call and enroll your name and
arrange to take the instruction at
whatever time suits your conven-
ience. 18th and Washington
streets.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
DECATUR NEWS.
Minnie Cordel Kelley.

The colored people of Decatur
should feel very proud of our col
ored lawyer, Attorney b r. Clan
ton. His first case, taken last
week, was won by him. GA good
beginning is the best assurance of
a good ending We trust that
great things await him in his ca
reer as a lawyer.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

William III. Steaad has served
as Attorney General for nearly
two terms. His administration of
the Office has been entirely satis-
factory. The legal business of the
State has been transacted prompt
ly and efficiently, and citizens, re-
gardless of race or condition, have
been treated courteously. Mr..
Stead has many friends among the
colored people of Springfield and
throughout the State, and they
will Loyalty support him for re
nomination and reelection.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09
1 Wonder

Who wrote that postal to G. L..
If everything is all right with
P. S. and 0. NJ
What is the matter with Mr.. M. 2
Why r. II didn't have to go
home with another Sunday9
What was E. D.. S hurry Sunday
nightg
Who has f. LIS ringG
Where is j Pr
Please address all news items TO
848 S. Colfax Street, city; old
phone 1892.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

We are also glad that Mr.. Carl
Monte was proven not guilty of
the charge placed against him. 1t
should always distress us when a
misfortune happens to one of our
race, and especially the young
men, for the destiny of race lies
in their hands.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

Rehearsals will be started next
week for Valley Farm four
act drama to be given in the near
future by the Allen League for the
Improvement of ST. Peters
church.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

Rev. H W. Jameson, pastor Of
st. Peters church, will organize a
Young Peoples Literary Society
on the first Tuesday evening in De-
cember. The organization will be
known as thef Forum . Decatur
is in need of such an organization
as this. 1t viii bring the young
people together in a social way
and will also bring out their abil-
tiles, educationally. Rev. Jameson
is a wide-awake man and plans to
do great things for ST. Peters.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-11-09

Mrs. Stella Ward has returned
from a visit with her mother in
Mound City.
Miss Izetta Smith spent Sunday
in Charleston, the guest OF Miss
0na Portee.
Mrs. Sarah Potts entertained in
her usual delightful manner Fri
day afternoon the S. F. Club.
Mrs. Charles Hadley of Evans
vile, Ind, will arrive in a few days
TO be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Utterbaclx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Yates, for
mer residents of Springfield, are
now living in Charleston.
Geo. White of Charleston spent
"a few hours 5unuay evening frf
this city.
Grand Master G. II. Jessee was
out of the city few days last
week.