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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

It's the crazy mau that is most i'm =
patient with all other craziness.
Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
prstruding piles after years Of suffer
iag. At any drug store. mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Teachers Examination.

The first uniform examisation Tor
teachers certificats for 1912 will be held
At Mason's School house on the Boom
on April 4 and 5, 1912. All applicasts
please notify the undersigned at once.
Z. n. Zielor, Co. Supt
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

Nest dishguriAg skin sruptisns,
scrsfuls, pimples, rashss, ETC., due to
impure hlosa. Burdeok Blsod Bittsrs
nA cleansing siosd tonic. Makes ysu
cisar-sysd, clear. brainsa, elsar-skin-
nee. mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Public Sale
Of valuable
Personal Property

Personal Property
Having sold my place aud intend
ing to move away | will offer for sale,
at my home at Spring Mills, ON
Tuesday, March 10, 1912
commencing at O'Clock sharp, the
following property to-wii:
Good Family Horse
7yrs, any one can drive her.
3 Shoats
weigh about 80 lbs.
IS Chichens
About 500 lbs Bacon,
Tools and Implements
ring mandrill, screw plate, taps and
pipe cutter; braces and 80 bits, 8 au-
gers, different sizes; set OF pIanes and
bits, lot chisels, swedges and fullefs,
all sizes; lot eye tools, set shoeing tools,
cold chisels and punches, - pr tongs,
2 pr. pinehers, hammers and sledges,
all sizes; mattoeks, picks, drills aud
crow bars, 1-horse pillow, single and
double shovel plows, 3 Oliver Chilled
plows, new; lot Oliver Chilled repairs
and bolts, lot cultivator shovels, gate
hinges, large iron Kettle and stand, 2
ladders, 20 and 80 IT,, meat grinder,
suffer and other buteneriDg tools, lot
single, double and thrible trees, Thrush
Il Slough rubber tire buggy.
6 New Buggles
Emmerson make; Will be sold the
same day at same place. New Port
land cutter, sets of single harness,
set pillow harness, lot good old wheels,
lot good blacksmith irou, old iron.
Household Goods
6 walnut bedstesds, 2 walnut bureaus,
A walnut washstands, walnut ward
robe, stands, sofa, . parlor chairs,
L. G. Earmitt organ aud stool, 10 good
condition; walnut desk and book case,
falling leaf table, Il fl extension table,
6 dining room chairs, kitchen table,
rocking and other chars, walnut side
board, 2 sewing machines, Crown and
Davis; double heating coal and wood
stove, oak Acorn, coal stoves, 2 box
stoves, range, Home Comfort; 2 clocks,
lot window blinds, patent lawn swing,
lamps and lanterns, hall rack with
glass, 100 lbs of lard or more, lot can
ned fruit, tubs, barrels and Kegs, lot
crooks and jars, enough carpet to cover
rooms 1ZxI6 and mating, "A yds rag
carpet, st air carpet and oil cloth, lot of
garden tools and many other articles
not mentioned.
Terms
A credit of 8 months viii be given
on all sums Of $40 and over, the pur-
chaser TO give his note with approved
security negotiable and payable at the
Old National Bank, If Martins burg,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Publij Sale
of v luable
Person i Property

The II. dersisned having concluded o maze
Sale OF his farming stock and Implements
will proceed to sell at as residence 10 ,ated 4
Hailes West ,sf the Itw of MartiasbutS and
near the county aims h 'use, on
Monday, March IS, 1912,
beginning at 10 o'clock sharp the following
personal property te-wit,
4 Head Horses and Colts
No. i, gray mare, yrs old good leader. works
zhywhere. 100 bs, No. z. ssrrel mare, good
leader Will werk anywhere. 10 yrs, W.T. 1908 lbs;
No g. DAY colt coming yrs tins spring, will
weigh 90 lbs; No. g. b aIk colt C ming 4 yrs
ths spring nsne Gin, To- lbs and ,r"ts her
One Cow
black COW. yrs old with a record ifs lbs
pcr week on good pasture, Jersey stock.
Farming Implements
l4ineh tread Studebaker wagon for2 or
horses nearly new, Farmers Favorite graIn
drill with fertilizer attachment nearly new
need sewer attached; 4-square harrow, har-
gsw, plo~s, sPriBg tooth harrow. good mower
spriRg wagon set dCubls harness. buggy nearly
rev, Do-top buggy. lot cider, wash ~ ma
WAGON wheels, goos sleigh, lot carpent, tools
Hog That Will Weigh About 100 lbs.
and many other articles too numerous 10
mention,
Terms.
A cEGit Of 10 months will be sIyen on all
SANS OF $40 ana over The purchaser tt give his
Eote with approved security neGotiasle and
payable at tie Bar If MartinssuTs with inter
est irsn date eat If paid at matung interest
rem ittse. UAdel so cash. NoproDerty 10 be
removed antilsstNed for.
THOMAS A. BROWN.
BOC& Holman, Aucts
MArwsod Durkhari, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

BAL RsMAN WANTED to look after
our interest in Berksiey and anjscent
soaHtiss. SALARY or Commission.
Linepll OIL c..
CLEVELAND, 0.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

=
At rules held ia the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court for the County of
Berkeley, on Monday the 4th day of
March 1912.
W. :. Harper, trading and doing busi-
ness rs w. S. Harper & Co :,
PlointiT
VS..
Nj fs. Bette Stewart, Defendant,
The object OF this suit is to obtain
dt clee OF the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County W. Va fixing the amount of
the plaintiffs debt and establishing it
o. Judgment against the real estate
OF The defendent, and in default OF the
payment Of said debt that the real
estate attached in the cause may be
sold for the satisfaction of said deot,
and for general relief.
And affidavit having been made that
the said defendant Mrs. Bette Stewart
is nom resident of the State of v est
Virginia the said defendant is required
to appear within one month after the
date Of the LIST publication Of this order,
in the Clerks office of our said Court,
and do what is necessary 10 protect
her interests.
1t is ordered that copy of this order
be forthw Ith published once week for
four consecutive weeKs III the States
man Democrat newspaper printed in
the town of Martinsburg, in the Coun-
ty of Berkeley, and be posted at the
front door of the Court House of Berk
ley County at least tw enty days before
judgment (. + decree is rendered.
IL. Dew. Gerhart, Clerk.
E. l.. Luttrell, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

Having decided to make sale we will offer
for sale miles n. E. of Glengary between
ClsnEary and Ganotown en- the old David
Mason farm on
The evening world., 1912-02-16
FLED ACROSS 81" TRACKS
FROM WOMAN kCCUSER.
He'll Up, S1i Ne SIC but CDn.
pllinanl Charged lie Tried To-
Graf As Policeman.

james j. ~iIostc-. twcnty-thra" ye'rE
old. OF no ~ ~. Marks Pla-o. brook
l$n. Customs House Waterman. We
arraisned to-day before MAGISTRATE
Kompuer IN the ADAMS street court.
Brooklyn. on the charge Of impcrson-
ating a polir" officer. Tho complain at
was Emma sullivan. Of No. 80 Duflcl1
street. who said Hester accostcd her on
DufIcld street late last night and threat
cncd 10 arrest her unle~ che paid him.
Friends or the accuscr ha1 Old hor
lately. ghe Hn'i, OF q man VINO s;orgcG
tncai. Mashed what looked Ike u police
badge, ard Jet them 40 on payment ~
.vp or tire, dollars. She stid sh,
grabbed Hester. but he broke away and
ran up ~" steps OF the Duniol1 street
az station. Policeman Mlierieiac
pursued the man. Ntio fed across tn
IL" tracks ard q caught on the "t-
poSltc platform.
Hester. represented In court by
Alderman James W. Redmond. clainel
the woman nccosted him and that he
showed her his badge to excuse him
self from her attentions. TIcn. he
said, she called 10 q big man standing
near. and. fearing attack. Hester fed
Magistrate kerhpner adjourned the
ease until Monday. Hester was ballei
by his father.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
SUSPECT MILLIONAIRE
WAS FOUL PLAY VICTIM.
Sensation Expected il Case Of Okla
hona Oil Magnale Who Died
suddenly In Home.

aAprLPA. okla. ifcb iG.-Examina-
ilon 81 tho body 81 william Bcrryhll.
n millionaire oil land owner. VINO died
suddenly ~ his honc here Yesterday.
was begun to-day by physicians at the
instruction OF relatives. VINO ASSERT the
belief that tho dead man was the VIC
tim Of foul play
Sensational developments are ox.
pscied when tho final report OF ;he
physicians ~ made. After - prcliml-
nary examination q B%crryhlll's body
mo doctors had - conference. but tac
result OF their findings was not made
public further than the announcement
tina, q more thorough Investigation had
been decided upon.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
ANOTHER DEATH
N FLYER WRECK;
LIST TOTALS -FOUR
New York Man SuccumhS TO
Injuries and Woman Is
Likely TO Die.

tTC&TINGDOS. Pa, Feb. 1.-the
idm!ioi M W1riior Ridge yester-
dav now numbers four. Alexander Ser.
want 81 one Hundred end Nineteenth
street. Sew YORK. died to-day at the
nlnir Memorial Hospital here
Mrs. W. q. Whit. of r%Ittsburg another
Of the injured was reported In n critical
condition this afternoon
Six other patients also In n serious con.
dl,lon are: Horace Bavliss. New York.
cook. badly scalicd. Frank Gardner.
Scw YORK. cook. badny scalded J. ~.
Jones. Washington. Pullman porter.
badly scallc1 George Alexander. Jersey
The evening world., 1912-02-16
DIG PROBLEM Is TO MOVE
STORE AND KEEP BuSi.
NEs3 GOING.

W are preparing to handle moro
trade and Will msiniuin the present
',nndard Of our stock, only On nm c1-
lsrged scale, OF course, We expect to be
don.ciied In pa new home not late.
n February Of next year, and there
win be no interruption OF business wh!le
we are moving. That II. In Itself, n big
p~rublc;h. which We are working ON ~
present. and before Il IL tine TO move,
we wilN have worked ont the details OF
how io)arry ON our dhiiy business nad
attn move many blogks away
The removal of Stern brothers, which
10 one Of the largest dry goods stores Ia
me United States. is one Of the most
important since the tide OF trade started
Ia sweep uptown. The fact that the
firm tack e Sixth avenue instead OF a
Fifta aycnue site Is remarked upon by
other business mcn as indicating that
business will now tend westward
through tho uptown district. The pres.
eat quarters OF the firm Will he rented.
bat 10 whom cannot be stated yet. II
il said the new building will be financed
by Commodore Elbridgo NJ. Gerry.
Tho corporation OF Stern Brothers was
formed forty yesrs ago by Isaac, now
-ead, Berrlri Snd Louis stern, when
hey oHencd a small store on the west
siie OF s!xth avenue. "a few doors south
y Tnen.y-'hifd 1t eet. Isaac and Bern
I'd had been "a businers IN Albany and
aus gave up q position with his uncls
n Petersburg, Va, 10 Join his brothers
BY 1873 The busiucsa had outgrown u,
iuarters, after they had been enlarged
'sveral tines. and the store was moved
o tie preseat site on Twenty-,hird
street.
The new quarters will cover Ts,oU
Iapare feet. or more than bali ss much
t5ain as tho p!esent quarters occupy.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
HandkerChiefs

Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched
Fancy Colored and Mcrccri:cd
Handkerchicfs: Womcn's Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs. plain
and embroidered lZ19c
Women's Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchief. Is and
H-inch hens; & for soc: each. yc
First Iioor-O'Nrin Main building.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
Health worker pirs of I, uphold.

Typhoid. contracted on an antl-tubc'.
c~ulosis lecture tour w Stnto. caIs II
IN. death hero to-day of Gustavo OTTO
Dircrd. "a field worker OF the state
Charities Aid Association. Dlnerd wra
tventy-sev.n ycurs old and hia home
was ~ Cleveland.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
vaNDhLS ROB R0THSCHILD.

Set $4,000 Lcot yTora Karen.
Home and slash Prieciess Piot.re.
PARIS. Feb. :c-Burs.a-s visited the
;.sloric castle Of Baron Edmond AZ
sothsch'id At Farrteres yesterday ana
cole ariisies valued ~ t1oyoee
They also siashed 4 plctusb Of ) .es-
The evening world., 1912-02-16

cay. cook. =. 1ldcd. stove uitchinss.
Sow York, waiter. h',i snl shoulders
hurt ard burned and Henry Christian.
Ncw York. coDL. badly srnidcd.
The evening world., 1912-02-16
WOmen's
NeCkWeaI

Real Irish Crochet Stocks.
Jabots. Dutck Co1lsrs. IN
ETC.: value 75c. at. ......... CVc
Chcmisettcs. Of net, plain or
dotted shadow nets,
marquisettes; each. ZSc Il Que
Dutch Collar Sets, Of lace.
linen and pique; ,-
at............... Soc to $l.25
Ouiinpcs. Of shadow. striped,
figured and dotted nets. in u variety
Of styles: sizes IS to 40: value
Sl.25. at. (oc
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06
-rHE DETROIT TIMES: THURSDAY. JUNE s. 1912.

know how many terms he considers
proper or allowable.
II Mr.. Roosevelt will add together
the votes he has received at the pr
maries, and compare the total with the
total vote in those states. he Will ina
that he is woefully short Of ma
jority even in Republican states. ana
he must remember. too. that some
who voted for him did so. not because
they loved him more. hut because they
loved Taft less. and he must also take
into account the fact that man. who
voted for him--and a still LARGE num-
her who did not vote az all-haVe been
0isgusted by the manner in which nc
and the president have conducted
their campaign.
lie must, in addition, take into ac-
count the fact that many who ad'
mired him when he went out OF Office
have turned against him because they
feel that he has done injustice 10 the
president and destroyed the party S
chance for success.
There is abundant evidence OF on
enormous protest al the polls, even i'
no ticket is put in the field by the
antihoosevelt Republicans.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06
MURPHY PRAISES NEGRO'S
RECORD TOWARD CRIME
,contInusd from Page OusJ

dice and oppression? II YOU do
say you ought TO be Disseminated
against Unfortunately. il is true
that the Negro race Is being discrim-
mated against in this city as else
where; IL is always the attitude OF
he more powerful race against The
weaker There Is always the ten
dency OF the dominating class 10
Judge others by their weaknesses
rather than by their good points, but
the voice OF Justice will not down
and the day must come when all
racial prejudice will be wiped out
Race prejudice strikes US in ne
culiar way" said Mr. War; l..
while the 200 members OF my race
here can take care OF themselves.
there are 10000 out in the streets
not blessed as we are. who feel the
leaden heel OF prejudice How does
that affect our citizenship? Go up
Woodward-ave and II YOU want to
buy a home for yourself. the white
men are up in arms and say: \ Ne
gro is going 10 move into our block:
what will we do?' It's the same in
hotels of this city IL you go into "A
hotel the clerk demands TO know
what YOU want and IL you say you
want a room he tells you: We're all
filled up.
Il know OF colored man who
walked the streets Of Mt. Clemens all
night because the hotels refused him
entrance If You 20 In to buy vie
tuals or beer we see the sign: We
don't serve colored men. or. at least
you did until we induced the pl o
prietors TO take them down. But the
ban against the Negro still exists
You'll find churches of the colored
people surrounded by brothels. II
you try to get rid OF them you get
no aid or sympathy They don't seem
TO care what our environment is. and
IL we try to move into better neigh
borhoods we are met with opposition.
| What about our citizenship under
such conditions? We can't become
Examples Of good citizenship if we
are compelled TO remain in such en-
vironment Let Negro commit ar
offense, or. even be arrested. and he
will be held up 10 scorn as a repre-
sentative of submerged race. II
there is need 20 mention good things
done by Negro the press forgets to
say tha: he is a Negro. The conse-
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06
Hh9:
G. o. p. COMMITTEE TO
CONSIDER CONTESTS
CONTINUED from Page oneo

scene far in advance OF their usual
time TO render first aid The corrl-
dors OF the Congress Hotel. where
he adquarters have been established.
are thronged with men who have
gained renown in the councils oi the
party and while the majority insist
;hat President Taft will be rehomi-
mated and will control the committee
on resolutions. thus writing his own
platform. they admit that the wish
is father TO the thought and that they
do not know what will happen.
Control OF the convention is in the
hands of the uninstructed delegates
ana while both sides claim them, and
Will continue TO do so, ii will not be
until the roll is called on the makeup
temporary organization that the sus
pense will be ended,
The president will be in instant
touch with the convention from now
on A private telephone wire was
hooked up today from the headquar'
ters of Secretary Hilles in the Black
stone Hotel direct TO the White
House and the secretary Will keeg
his chief in touch with everything
that goes on.
The Roosevelt headquarters Will
mot get into immediate roucn with
Oyster Bay until next week But
Senator Dixon and Col. Roosevelt
haze an understanding that the latter
is TO De notified at once of the attl-
tude assumed by the committee and
ifthe- program believed certain goes
through. the majority OF the men now
on The ground believe that Roosevelt
will come here in person early next
" eek to direct his own fight.
II seemed certain today that the
selection of United States Senator
Elihu Root for temporary chairman
would be ratified by the convention
After talking with Washington and
New York over the long distance
phone. Harry s. New. chairman oi
the subcommittee on arrangements
declared Root was the choice OF near
,iy two-thirds of the elected delegates
according TO expressions personally
secured from them lie stated ina
he did not believe the Rco5eNel
forces would chance a fight on Root
although he said they would probably
claim they would make one mp TO the
very moment of organization.
The plan OF the convention leader.
today was to have the temporary or
ganization mace permanent. thus con
tinuing Root as permanent chairman
II was pointed out that this actor
would prevent second fight over g
new permanent chairman and also
because of the intricate questions o
parliamentary procedure that NIGH
arise. Root was the best man tha
could be put in the chair. This plan
however. was opposed by some OF th'
leaders who insisted that Root shoulC
not be given all OF the limelight an'
was subject TO revision later on.
The revised list of the contests a!
announced by William Hayward. sec
retary Of the national COMMITTEES wa
as follows;
Alabama, %; Arizona, s; Arkansas
.16: California, 2; Florida II; Georgia
2S; Indiana, 10; Kentucky, IS: Louis
lana. 90; Michigan. 6; Mississippi, Is
Missouri. IA North Carolina, s; Okla
homa. 2: Tennessee, s.; Texas, 2S
Virginia, 20; Washington, IA; Distric
of Columbia, 2. 1t was the genera
belief today OF both Doosevelt ant
Taft leaders that the only contest
that Roosevelt would win were II
Washington state and possibly II
Texas.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06

quence is that the great masses of
white people are led 10 believe there
are no good Negroes II Negro
walks down the street with white
woman the police go after him. and
IL he can't give very satisfactory
explanation they tote him of To TIE
station. The other night the inven-
tor OF the friction heat machine was
standing in downtown sidewalk
talking with a Negro and the police
ordered them 10 move on. over there
in Detroit's black spot the police are
constantly nagging the Negroes. Give
as some chances and we'll prove the
black is the equal Of every other citi-
zen. II took 200 years TO strike of
the shackles OF slavery but II won't
take that long 10 strike OF these new
shackles.'
Among those present at the dinner
were Bishop Charles d. Williams. the
Rev. s. S. Marquis, OF ST. Pauls ca
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06

me from my sleep, and I would have to 20
through the scratching ordeal again.
II consulted our physician in regard to
it. and he pronounced IL dry eczema" I
used an ointment which the doctor gave me
but il did no good. Then he advised me to
try the Cuticura Remedies. As this trouble
has been in our family for years, and is con-
sidered hereditary. l felt anxious to try to
head IL on got the Cuticurs Soap, Oint-
ment and Pills, and they seemed 10 be Just
what needed.
The disease was making great headNay
on my system until got the Cuticura Rene
dies which have cleared my skin OF the great
pest. From the time the eczema healed four
years ago, until now. have never felt any
OF Its pest and am thankful TO the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment which certainly cured me
always use the Cuticura Soap for toilet.
and hope other sufferers from skin diseases
will use the Cuticura Soap and Ointment"
(Signed) Irven Hutchison. Mar I6, 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold
everywhere. Sample OF each mailed free,
with 32-p. book. Address, "Cuticura,"
Dept. T, Boston. Tender-faced men should
shave with Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06

York. lsc: brick. lSis a i7c. Limburger
.TfGrgc: domestic Swiss, II q 2ie' I'M
ported Swiss; 2s@3 sic 10
CranberrieE-t3.25 per bu. ~ Dbl
,hrrrIes-g4-qI. cases. s2.75a3.
Dates-PersiRn. new, 9h p6c per 10
Fards lQgl0lsc Id.
Dressed Calves - Fancy IVY Vllc'
Fi.s@Imported new. NOISE per ID:
Eresh vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. $50 I5c per doA lettuNe' ~ ~ -
per 10. rtBd lrttutr S-.,s& per nam
per. asparagus, Michigan. ;l.25g 80
per box; spinach 81 "a l.sS per box
green peas, 81 30 per od.
Grape FruIt--Florida. $500 IAo per
Honey-Fancy white. lS9lse: am
Der. l5Q16o: extracted. sQs1sc 10.
Hay-Detroit Shippers are paying ne
lots. r O o. Detroit No. / timothy
s27G275O. No. timothy so 20 cios-
sT mixed S25. rye straw, sl2.O0 u IL:
" neat and oat straw. sli aIl,S0. Loose
Hides - No. / cured. l2!sc: No.
green l0se. No. cured bulls: ise; NO;
eah. No. 1, l6c per 10; horse aides. No.
4 t375; No 2, s..75. sheep skins. as TO
Wool, 2bcusl.50; No. hides. le on on
Np Np.mon.Ucanfornia. ,A5ogS5o; Mes.
sinas, i3.759J.S0 per box.
Iim,s-sldl 25 doz
Maple Sugar-Pure sap goods. 40
lbc 10
crate
Onions-Egyptian $S.25 per sack.
lSI.75 per bu; Texas Bermudas, Si.504
LIS per crate.
Oraases - California navels. fancy.
iss.2aG "a $50: choice. s250@S per box
PouItr>-IIens. i4dl4isc; stays. lV
| a lie: bruilers. 25m2Sc; geese. l54 ltci
ducks. young. l5@l6c: turkeys lIV
FmeappIe--$25 50qs.a5 per crate.
Potatoes Car lots, track. Detroit
are selling at $l30Ql.25 bu. new Ber-
mudas. 81 25 bu; 50 per Dbl: Florida
White. s9.T5 per bu; $3.50 per bbl
skins--Detroit buyers are bidding ai
follows No. / skunk. $2.5O; No. i rae
coon. s2T5, No, mink. 30: No.
muskrat. soc.
strauberrIes-2f-qt cases. s2q2:5O
lMfchiean f6-qt cases, 75cUSl
Tomatues-$25 so per basket crate
}S45e per s basket crate; hothouse to-
matces csc H.
TaIIow-Eo. /, SIC. No. 2. 4&c ID.
/. WooI--Michtgan unwasned wool FOL
southern, central and northern sec
tions, "a, q and 4 blood, lS4 gee; de-
laine. unWashed, l69lSc: common
rough and fine. l48lSc H., T. o b
| country points.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06

thedral. and the Rev. r, w. Basnall'
of ST. Matthews church. bishoI
Williams i'm responding TO the toast
"Men" gave a very interesting dehhi-
lion OF manhood. definition appliea-
BILE 10 any race. lie did not reier III
rny way TO racial prejudice or prom
lens. Mr.. Webb. the president Oh
the club. i'm his address asked that
the American people Judge the Ne
gro race by the same standards as
they Judge other races. Walter STOW
ers read few pages from history 10
show that many Negroes have eN-
celled in art and science. The pro
gram was interspersed with musical
numbers.