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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
LARGELY ATTENDED
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Committee On Libra
ry Fund Reports.
Methods of Campaign Outlined
To Begin July First-WilI Make
House to House Canvass
Special Meeting Tonight
Members Enthusiastic -
Outlook Bright.

On last Friday night the Negro
Board Of Trade at regular meeting
adopted a general outline of the plan
promulgated for the purpose of rails
ing a fund to aid in the purchasing
the site for the Negro Library. A
large number of the members were
present, and were unanimous in the
adoption of the plans as they had
been prepared. A deal of enthusiasm
was injected in the meeting by the
simple and straightforward manner
in which Mr.. S. P Harris, the pro-
moter, outlined the methods that will
be pursued when the campaign is put
on in raising the fund. 1t was sug-
gested that the campaign begin the
1st of July and that it be short and
vigorous one. 1t was the opinion of
all that a short campaign would be
conducive of better results than a
long drawn-out one. The plan is to
secure as large number of canvassers
as possible, in order that the work
will not be burdensome to anyone.
These will go into every home and So
licit from each one the small sum Of
fifty cents. 1t was suggested by some
that probably there will be many who
will desire to contribute more. 1t
was made clear that no obstacle will
be put in their way, but it was gen.
orally conceded that it would be best
to make the amount fifty cents, in or
der that every one who should con-
tribute could feel that they had meas
ured up to the full requirements. Al
committee was appointed which will
hold a special meeting Friday night,
when the work of mapping out the
city and organizing will be taken up.
The committee hopes to complete the
general outline at the meeting on Fri
day night and be able to make full
report to the Board of Trade at the
next meeting. When the committees
work is done it is the purpose of the
Board of Trade to issue a general ap-
peal to the public, setting forth their
reasons for making the campaign,
and educating them up to the spirit
of patriotic giving in such matters.
The idea is taking hold of the pub
lk- already, and the outlook is most
promising for a handsome sum to be
for this worthy cause.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
NINTH ANNUAL MEETING.

The ninth annual meeting of the
State Association of Physicians, Sur
geons, Dentists, Pharmacists and
Nurses of Tennessee will be held at
the Auditorium of Collins Chapel,
Memphis, Tenn, from June 4th to the
9th, inclusive. This meeting promises
to be the greatest in the history of
the association. There will be many
subjects discussed by the leading ply
sicians of Tennessee, which will not
only enlighten those Of the medical
profession, but the public as we'll.
Tuesday at 10 o'clock a. m. the as
sociation will assemble at the Mason
ic Temple, 2Ov South Fourth street,
to receive the annual address Of the
President w. A. Thompson, M, D.,
of Chattanooga.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31

One of the first announcements
made by the Secretary of the Sun
day-School Congress, who returned
from an extended trip East this week,
was to the effect that the arrange
ments for the special Sunday-School
Congress train to leave Nashville on
Tuesday night, June 4th, at 9.05 had
been perfected. On Monday, of this
week, after a conference with the
district passenger agent of the L. &
N. Railroad, the secretary stated that
two standard sleepers and high
class day coach with every equip
ment to make up a special train as
Nashvilles part had been secured.
The train, according to the. secre-
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vive the educational spirit in the
members of the Church in that state,
as the result of which he has raised
for education in Texas over sixty
five thousand dollars in eight years.
During his twelve years as bishop
he has raised $161,975.6S dollar mon
ey. And fully thirty thousand dol
lars for other purposes, making a to-
tai of approximately two hundred
fifty thousand dollars raised by this
distinguished prelate for his Church
during the twelve years he has
served as bishop.
The statement following gives the
amounts raised in Texas for educa-
ton each year since 1904:
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31

Secretary of the Sunday-School Con-
gress, who has labored arduously to
make the meeting a success
tary's statement, will be made up
of people from the various sections
of the United States. There will
be such distinguished persons on as
Drs. E. Arlington Wilson, J. w.
Hurse, S. w. Bacote and Mrs. Fran
ces Watson, of Kansas City; Mrs. L..
w. Muse, Denver, Colo; Mrs. j. B..
Beckham, Independence, Mo-; Rev,
j. H. May, Lincoln, Neb.; Rev. ]. R.
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oRDAIN AND ASSIGN BISHOPS.

oRDAIN AND ASSIGN BISHOPS.
The four newly elected bishops OF
the A. M. e. Church were ordained
and assigned at Convention hall yes
terday. Their districts follow:
First District, Bishop E. Tyree.
Second District, Bishop L. J. Cop
pin.
Third District, Bishop C. T. Shat
fer.
Fourth District, Bishop B. F. Lee.
Fifth District, Bishop H. B. Parks.
Sixth District, Bishop ]. S. Flip
per.
Seventh District, Bishop H. NJ.
Turner.
Eighth District, Bishop j. NJ. Con-
ner.
Ninth District, Bishop ]. H. Jones.
Tenth District, Bishop G. S. Smith.
Eleventh District, Bishop John
Hurst
Twelfth District, Bishop w. D..
Chappelle.
Thirteenth District, Bishop W. H.
Heard.
Fourteenth District, Bishop J. A.
Johnson.
Fifteenth District, Bishop w. B.
Derrick.
Bishop w. D. Chappelle made a
ruling that was never before made
by any Methodist bishop. He ruled
that the General Conference has a
right to accept or reject the appoint
ments of the bishops as made by the
Episcopal committee. Heretofore
their assignments have never been
questioned.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
MRS. 3. PAGE PAssEs AWAY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Robert Page,
who passed from this earth Monday
May 27th took place We'd
nesdy morning, May goth, at Mt. Gil
lead Baptist Churcn, OF which Rev.
Page Is pastor She leaves long
record Of Christian faithfulness in
tn the service of Jesus Christ-forty
years, Rev. G. H. Clark, d. D., and
Rev. John Slaughter off1ciated. Rev.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
LARGE NUMBER OF VISITORS
COMING.

On account of Nashville being made
a stop-over point for the return Con-
gress delegates, it is figured that
quite a number of people from Kan
sas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, In
diana, Ohio and the states west will
avail themselves Of the opportunity
to come by way of Nashville. Already
it has been announced that they will
remain here to witness the commence
ment exercises as we'll as to see the
sights of Nashville. Entertainment
is being prepared for those whom it
is known will stop over.
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highest He has for the last eight
years presided over the Tenth Dis
trict, which consists of the state of
Texas While there he made quite a
reputation as a financeer, Paul Quinn
College is located in that state
When Bishop Tyree was sent there
the institution was found to be great.
ly embarrassed financially. The no
BILE son Of Tennessee set about to re-
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
$65,SO5.SS
Total amount

UVtII 'IIIIV0IIIV VUUloUUsuO D
Bishop Tyree goes to the First Dis
trict with the highest wish Of his
friends and with the hope that he
will maintain the splendid reputation
he has made up until the present
time, Several OF the bishops we're
clamoring for this district but the
delegates from the historic first
fought like tigers for their choice as
the successor of the late Bishop
Gaines He will leave in a few days
to hold his first conference in this
quadrennium. People of that sec
tion are awaiting his arrival with
much expectancy.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
DR.. JONES
DISSENTS
TAKE ISSUE WITH THE
GLOBE AS TO TURNER
Says Mob Was From
Nashville.

And Contends That sheIbyvllle is a
Logical Place for the School
Students Pledge to Return on
Condition He is the President
Was Elected in 1911 for
Two Years - Ground
Broken for New Build
ing-outlook
Promising.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-05-31
new PAPERS
FOR NASHVILLE
A. M. E'S WILL BRING
THEM HERE.
Both Will Be Pub
lished in Nashville

Quarterly Review Permanently Lo-
cated-General Conference Just
Adjourned Favorable to this
city-NashviIle Becoming a
Mecca for African Metho-
dists - Many Imurove-
ments Contemplated in
the House in Court
Square.
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GterbliHfeitsberi@t.

5reo. 8olff. 7 Sabre, Alb 5tno'
Ian, ,Snqueit M Sf1uebe.
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houn, osnaueit IN Sd:9ebe.
sll6. Wteper, AZ Sabre, 1862 Ten
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Gbos. Sttig, 81 Sabre, 514 Sllner
Sdrpin0iltft.
,Sobn 1ri6Iep, 73 Sabre, 1903 60
.cllit. Sarni1urenergiituns
ao. Mers. 4S Sabre, 26 Welt 81
berth. Ser3lcioen.
Gli3. SrommliHg, y Sabre, 1890
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8eslep Stepens, SO Sabre, 55C
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Wtnrn 2afnb, 12 Sabre, 745 gSei
Il. slpenue Sna;eit IN Shpebe.
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Noclper ,Snaueit.

Ger Coroner belt geIteru eInen
1SnaueIt betreifs oe5 Iooes oes anl
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@tehrere Iugeu3euecn oeg uniallS,
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uonnren. Gon. 8uteS, Ser an Dem
funitIihen See itdtionirte aSebens-
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ten iih iiber oie Der unfallitellc 3ugt
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ben 81 tOnneu, iooaB er nur nit grobs
ter Miibe ous aeuteru oes Hadlens
perhinoern fonnte 9tahoem ct Die
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llfer gebraft. lei er ioiort Der lin.
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bercits 3u ipat gerpcIen, Den WaHn 3u
retten.
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fenen pIosIif obnmahtie suiommen,
IerbDIte iid iebcd nad turaer 3eit.
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prdiibemt TAFT nno 0attin
Tis 5amilis oes Rraiioenten triift 5nr
geerbigmng oes Serrn Serron rin.

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Ir1iioenten Serrn @illiam s. Ioft
mad, Cincinnati gebraht. um bem Ve.
gr1bnib oes Serrn ssobn W. Serron.
oes greiien Vnters oer 8enablin oes
Qr1iioenten, bei5lnpobneu Die 8eIeu-
jhafi bate bic Reiie in Dem Bripot.
paggon Colonial" gelnaft uno trdf
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Der Einiahrt mar Der Wasgon nbge'
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Serrn Charles q. 1oit, an Der Vlfc
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gieIle mad, Cincinnati gerHaht;
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g,ruoer Der iSrau 1aft. Serr Gbarles
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Der 5amilienIrimItatte, 305 9ifI
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rst BON Qittsburg gefourmeu, be
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heren Srmilenmitslieoer iinb sfrai
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ron, Die i'm D1terlid,en Sni.ie tpobn!
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9ioper @heeI so.
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TRACER. 3as garreau iuirb ipiter Elm
Gebahtnibfcier arransircn.
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Gte.GrlaubniRi&eine.
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Strabe.
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9affeetrGusdJeu.

- Der Trauerperejn Der span9.
prot. pbilippustir5e, Gde Race Str.
Eno MtcURiten Qpe. (9aitor +. z.
Dorm bait mor9en Ra6mittdg um
bGlb 3 llbr iein monatIi6ss &ofe
feetrdn3teH ub. 5pIgenbes aoms
mittee Iaoet ba3u aufs ber3tits
'te Elm: QuiIe Qblborn, 2ufTe grame
tunp. GIiIabet9 greuih, U1tnnl
Barber, Utarie guIoineer, Qnua
8raun. Wurie gen5iuger. SIiiabetb
Braun, U2innd 9ertld, Sotbarina
Bauer, Gltidbetb gerti1, 2utIs
gertif.
- Gm Donnsritag, ben s. glueuit,
qibt Der 5raueus s8erein Der gp. grc:.
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(goitor 8entbin), iein monatlihss
auffeetrau3hen unter Qeituno Ser
Damen W. Mappes, 6. Tieferban g.
gsntbiu, 8. Sortmann unb u.
ShleHster.
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llnbeimliber sSuno.
Seidle zines orei &Uden alten Giuocs
] i'm SluR entoeft.

9tabe Etfc Statiou, ctpa 5Juei
Qteiien illOIih Don 9l00pIton lpur0e
geitern BON eiuem &uaben Die 2cide
zines etrpa 3 8ohcn alten ainocs I'M
5llliie Qefltnoen. Waribuu 9fuoiiil
uon I0opIton, bennhrihtiQte 0en So.
roner, uno Die &clde lpuroe naf Der
Worglte gcbrad)t. Ger Coroner oro-
nete eInc Gbouftion ser 2eihc oil,
relfe ijbriQeu5 fcincrIci dltBerlih
iid]tbarc VtertmaIe bon BepaIt aW.
mics.
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U,oru gtoIau, 66 Sabre, t6l5 Goo
per, 9tiereaIeioen. 100,
gteIla Seeouuln, % Sabre, 1884
Suror, SSnqueit in Sdrpcbe.
,Sobn RihuroS, 90 sabre, 3oL'
Sandman, SdrpinOlHd)t, z,.,
,sobn 9erron. s. SABRE, 300 %Etc
Ctr, alters ihirau}2. .
gIii gQsn. 80 Sabre, aa menbnuS,
Siruihlag.
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Elebelanb ais llDlerborft.
Tort tagt bieie Rode Der Jratnnal
Eroer of eagles.

4us giepelanb. tDoielbit bisis Node
bic Ia. Sabrestonpention osslvJrdtsrs
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sefhrieben:
Die Stabt trdgt Elm feflides Gss
prdse. Stltsn fab man ben Squdre
uno feline umsebung in fold farbenreis
dem Shmuds tpie in bisfer Dode.
Ssit Der geniennarfeisr i'm Sabre
1896 ipar tein 1riimpbbosen mebr ers
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i6eine ipie geitern Mbeno um z llbr,
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bon 0liibldmpsn an Der .Nblerbriite"
iiber benz Springbrunnen duFlsuttss
ten. Das bot einsn Anblid, Der einem
bas 6ers erfreuts unb 81 uniplatirlis
9em dppiuus 1iHriB.
,syreibeit, Wabrbsit, Gsrshtisieit.
Gleihbsit". Dieie bier beosntungss
pollen Worte tpdrsn in benz aihtmser
iihtbor uno seisten on. oab bic aolsr
Elm ftoIses Wotto haben, tpie es iih
fir ben tOnislidtn 0oael gebi6rt.
Die Node tpirb piel 2ebsn nnb llns
terbaltune brinesn, oenn Der Srben
Der Gdsles fsbt iid aus 2euten sufams
men, bic i'm 2sben niht nur Iroitlos
fateit, Wiibe unn 4rbstt fehen. ions
bern ibm auh sineH freunblihsren ans
Bid dbsuaeDinnen ipiiftH.
Der Grben ilt heuer IA Sabre alt,
Iomit nod perbdltnibmdbis jung. Gr
ipuroe in Seatte, Wafb.. sesriinosi
unb sipar bon 5bedtsrlsit.ru. bic Al
elmer gerathung zines Wuiiseritreifs
pegen suiammsneespmiilsn tpartH
Sein eri.tpsiliser Same ipdrm Seattle
Srber OF Gooo Ihinss". bod ihor
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lunesrsifes prpsramm anseftBi. bai
| iih bis auf ben Jrsitag 4b,no sr
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| i'm alubbaui. Der GasIss, ssfolgt Dol
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srobdriiser aaruendl uno bic grob
parnbs nm 1onneritas Wormittag, bi
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| i6ieoeusn Gelsssnbeit.n GeIopreiis In
| gefommtbstrase BON $4,000.
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| ihon ieit gDohen feline arbeiien mi
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Der Wettsrsott ben ablsrn siinItis az
finnt lit, 10 lam Der Grfolg nidt aus
4 bleiben."
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@ oieriren ben nngertaSe s1s Der 9 TO-
gumertiomfe AMI bic naeGcnbeu $nnfte mc Otec AfeH 5a
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-26
M. 0. LEAGUE MEETS EAST LAKE TONIGHT The Municipal Ownership League Will Organize in
 Each Ward

The Birmingham Municipal Ownership league will hold a meeting at East Lake tonight and Commissioner James Weath- erly will deliver the principal address. Dr. A. J. Dickinson. president of the league, issued the following last night:
 ITO the Citizens of East Lake:
 "The time has come for the citizens of this city to get together properly to meet the civic obligations necessary for the effective operation of the policy of municipal ownership. It is the purpose of the Municipal Ownership league to organ ize to this end such citizens as will CO., operate; and it has been thought hest to have an organization in each ward of the city. To do this the league will meet with the citizens of East Lake to effect an organization in that section of the city this evening at the city hall. Com missioner Weatherly has consented ito ad- dress the citizens at that meeting on mat ters of municipal concern, and all who can do so are invited to hear him. It is the hope of those behind the movement that the patriotic citizens of this intelli- gent and virtuous section of our city will give the good purpose of the league an en- thusiastic send off. 1t is the purpose of the league to organize every ward in the city, Come one and come all.