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The Denver star., 1914-10-24
Savannah Tribune Thirty Year. Old

Savannah Tribune Thirty Years Old.
The Savannah (Ga) Tribune cele-
brates its thirtieth anniversary by is
suing a thirty-two page edition fully
illustrated from photographs showing
its building and office force the Wage
Earners' Loan and Investment COM
pany, the First Baptist church, which
was established in Savannah in 1873:
the Pilgrim Life Insurance company.
the new Cuyler Street school. closing
scene at the st. Benedict school, the
new Masonic temple. the Carnegie H.
brary, the Charity hospital main
building and operating room; the Eu-
reka Aid and Athletic association.
scores Of pictures OF successful busi-
ness. professional and secret society
men and women and many Of the re-
ligious and fraternal buildings owned
by the race. The whole edition re-
fleets credit upon Editor Sol G. John
son and his capable force Of clerks.
correspondents and general assistants.
There is also wealth Of good paying
advertising matter Editor Johnson is
a member Of the National Negro Press
association.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN.
What Thomas L. Brooks Has Accom-
plished In Frankfort, Ky.

Frankfort. Ky.-One of the mosr
prominent and successful Negro con
tractors and builders of the south is
Mr.. Thomas l.. Brooks of this city.
Mr.. Brooks Is a native of Virginia. but
has spent the greater part of his life
in Kentucky. having lived here for over
thirty two years. While he has con
tracted and built extensively through
out eastern Kentucky. it has been in
Frankfort that he has made his chief
mark.
Some of the most beautiful and cost
ly edifices, scattered all over the CAPT
tai city and with values running up
into the thousands. are the products
of his brain and skill. 1t can also be
truthfully stated that fully 30 per cent
of his work has been for white people
and against the sharp opposition of
white competitors. Over one-half of
the residences of the celebrated Wat
son court the most exclusive and
handsome section of Frankfort. were
built by Mr.. Brooks. The Columbia
theater. $4,000 structure and the
leading and most attractive moving
picture theater of the city. is also his
work
The auditorium and the trades build
ing of the Kentucky Normal and in
dustrial institute. which We're erected
at Il cost of $4,000 were also contract
ed for and built by this able contr:ic
tor 1t is an object of pride that bjth
of these handsome stone buildings
were built exclusively by Negro labor
The $4,000 Odd Fellows building for
our people and the $25.OOn Buptist
church were also erected under Mr.
Brooks Immediate supervision
He has a high standing among the
banks and business men Of Frankfort
has accumulated much valuable prop
erty and his word is accepted as read
lily as most mems bond. He is held
in the very highest esteem by both
races and is easily one Of the In,5t
popular men in the capital city.
He takes high rank as n churchmun.
being one Of the most widely known
Baptist laymen in Kentucky. He has
been Sunday school superintendent
for twenty years, trustee for sixteen
years, deacon for four years and
was church clerk for over four years.
Mr.. Brooks is also n prominent Sc
cret society man. He has been secre
tary Of the Capital City lodge OF Odd
Fellows for twentyfOur years. has
been frequently delegate to the B
NJ. c. and has served his state most
acceptably as grand master. He was
the pioneer advocate Of Negro frater
nal insurance in Kentucky. having
submitted plan for same to the Ken
lucky grand lodge Of Odd Fellows
over twenty-five years ago. This is
the first record of any suggestion or
attempt at endowment in any colored
grand lodge in Kentucky.
He also holds u high official position
in the Masons, Knights of Pythias and
United Brothers OF Friendship and Is
Il member Of the Union Benevolent so
ciety and the Mosaic Templars Of
America. He possesses an affable
temperament. upright life and high
Christian character. and. with an In
tense interest in the welfare and nd
vancement Of his people. he takes keen
interest In civic affairs and is withal
a public spirited citizen. n cOnserva
- ------ 1890 Louder Of his race.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
Miss Iva Marshall Is Highly Honored
Geo. G. Ross,
Denver Star.

Miss Iva MARSHALL. a pupil in Grade
A. girls high school. in Brooklyn. was
recently elected to membership in the
Arista. an organization composed of
pupils of the highest rank in scholar
ship. Miss Marshall is the first colOred
girl ever elected to membership in the
Arista. not because there have not been
others eligible. but because no coloret:
girl in the past has recei we'd the re
Quired number of VOTES Miss Marshal, |,
has been an officer in some one of her
classes ever since she entered the high
school.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24

Got acquainted With the list Of Re-
publican Candidates you must know,
| and recognize these names. Cut this
out and take In the voting booth with
you:
U. s. Senator,
DR.. Hubert Work.
Rep. LIST Cong. Dist,
| Horace Phelps.
Rep. End Cong. Dist.
c. B. Timberlake.
Rep. 3rd Cong. Dist,
N N. Mclean, Rep. and Prog.
Rep. 4th Cong. Dist,
H. ]. Baird, Rep. and Prog.
Justice Supreme Court,
John Campbell.
Governor,
George A Carlson.
| Lieut.. Governor,
Moses e. Lewis.
Secretary of State,
John E. Ramer.
Auditor,
Harry E. Mulnix
Treasurer,
Allison Stocker.
Attorney General,
William B.. Goblin.
Supt. Public Instruction,
Katherine l.. Craig.
Regents University of Colorado,
Clifford C. Parks,
Thomas L. Wilkinson,
A. d. Parker Ito fill vacancy.
State Senators,
Frank L. Dodge,
Francis ]. Knauss,
John E. Holmberg,
VIM. R. Eaton.
Representatives in Legislature,
Edward NJ. Sabin,
Harold G Garwood,
Thos. Tonge,
Geo. B. Drake,
Robt Harris,
Jas. T. Macy,
Walter R. Garetson,
Carroll M. Bills,
VIM. w. Rowland,
Frank D. Thompson,
Rand M. Hagerman,
Chas. w. Varnum.
Begin to ask questions now about
the headIess ballot. It contains no
names. Go to headquarters and
inquire.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
George w. Ellis Now Volume on Africa.

George W. Ellis Now Volume on Africa.
The Hon. George w. Ellis. X. c., F,
X. G. s.. author of Negro Culture In
West Africa has made special stud
les of African problems. His book
contains the most searching investign-
ton and the most comprehensive and
scientific social survey OF African nn-
tive institutions which has yet been
made on the field. 1t is unlike any
thing which has ever been published
Besicrs the alphabet and two folklore
stories written in the only native script
known to be invented by Negro. this
volume has thirty four illustrations Of
Negro life and arts. with fifty two folk
lore stories gathered first hand md
translated from written Negro ian
guage. besides ia proverbs explained
with NIL their social settings and inter
pretntions
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
CUT OUT AND SEND ME TO EVERY
CONGRESSMAN PROSPECT.
Candidate for Congress.

Dear Sir: In pursuance of the poll
cv of the star to advise Colored voters
to look into the records of every Con-
gressman up for election, to make an
issue of the color segregation prac-
ticed by certain cabinet officers en-
couched in bills already introduced in
to Congress, we are asking your pub
lie views and attitude in respect to
the matters referred to. Please state:
l. Will you, if elected vote against
any measure abrogating the Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amendments?
2. Will you, if elected, vote against
a Segregation in the federal SER
vice
bi Residential segregation in the
District of Columbia?
c. Segregation in Jim Grow cars in
the District of Columbia?
,. Regardless of whether you advocate
racial intermarriage, will you op-
pose the passage of a law making
such marriage in the District of Col
umbia invalid, since the enactment
by states of such laws has led to the
degradation of Negro women and
children?
4. Do you under any circumstances
justify lynching
5. Do you favor the enforcement of
Clause 2 Of the 14th Amendment to
the Constitution?
Name ''.....'........ ........
Street Observation-Disclosures.
City .............. State
Congressional District .
Political Party ...................
Date .................
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
New Court of caIanth. or,a,;z.d

The most recent number OF the fe-
male branch of the Knights of Pythias
IN Pittsburgh was organized the latter
part OF September by Mrs. Matte v.
wilson and is known as Harmony
Court OF Calanthe, No. 354. The new
court starts of with n membership of
thirty and is officered by some of
Pittsburgh's most experienced secret
society women.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
AIDA OVERTON WALKER.

(Written especially for Chicago De-
fender by ]. Berni Barbour)
Greatest of all the great and grand,
Premier of this and every land;
Princess of fame you graced and
stand
Aida Overton Walker!
Cherished and loved by all alike,
Loved the profession like day loves
night,
Strove to be grandest with main and
might
Aida Overton Walker!
Gone to her George, the story told,
There with our Hogan and Bob Cole;
Where is a greater four" or scroll?
Hogan, Cole and the walkers
Second to none, our comedienne,
And in vision now it seems
We see you dancing eternity's theme
Aida Overton Walker!
There is no other woman of our
race whose death would have brought
a more forceful shock than that of the
worlds premier comedian, Aida Over
ton Walker She was first in her pro-
fession. First in the art, love and
amiableness and last but by no means
least, first in the hearts of her race
loving people.
We loved you Aida, loved you well
Because you did your duty well.
Defender
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
WOMEN, STOP. WAIT, LISTEN, READ
a 9 a to
Wishes It.

This is for you.
but soft. long. beau
not be put on the
Do you want this
write for particulars
kins, the Scientific
Denver. Colo, who
world with her won
hair.
, My own hair is
ment. With these
grew II inches in
mained one length
years. What l did
doing for hundreds
do for you with my
Scalp Preparations.
F.1l. l. 81, -- L.,
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
lc00NRle g ! 9 Z e q L2z2|


wonderful improvement interested
all mail Write
booklet
taking treatments when 4ent enclosed
All
the the growing hair to-day who public
7. p.
Madam Perkins sole
The Denver star., 1914-10-24

No more ironed hair,
tiful hair that need
dresser on retiring.
kind OF hair? If so,
to Madam T. D. Per-
Scalp Specialist OF
is astonishing the
derful art of growing
my best advertise
treatments my hair
two years. 1t had re-
(four inches) for Is
for my hair l am
of others, and will
Matchless Scientific
My treatment stops
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
NoTlcEI

Nine. T. D. Perkins wishes to an
nounce to the general public that af-
ter Sept. 10th she will give personal
treatments to city customers for .
limited time during the following
The Denver star., 1914-10-24

days: Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays from 1880 to $3.50 p. m. En-
gagements can be made by phoning
Gallup 1lo. Persons living in the city
must phone or call for all information.
No city mail will bs answered. No
phone calls answered after p. m.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
LODGE DIRECTORY.
ATTENTION, SIR kNIGHTS!

The Hiram Commandery No. 20.
knight Templars, meets the second
Tuesday in each month at 1884 Arap-
ahoe St. II
q. A. DERRY. E. T..
q. y. CONTEE. Rec.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24

You ge, what you go after. IF YOU
GO AFTER IT TO GET IT-by adver
tisino In the Star.
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
Nine. r. PERKINS
SCIENTIFIC SCALP SPECIALIST
< 1880 w. 35th Avenue, Denver, Colo.

T. D.
all
4cent
write
uple mea
The Denver star., 1914-10-24
|. EMMETT WILLIAMS. TON JOHNSON
The Star Barber Shop
and POOL ROOM
First Class in every Particular
GIVE Us A TRIAL
, 2232lLarmer.St. Denver, Colo
EMMETT WILLIAMS.

FORGET IT.
DROP THE SUBJECT WHEN YOU
CANNOT AGREE, THERT is NO
NEED TO BE BITTER BECAUSE
YOU KNOW YOU ARE RIGHT.
Patronize the Merchants
who Advertise in The Den
yer Star.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Mamie A, Rigs u widow lady,
by her deed ~ trus, dated Junr -. ipi., aud
-rcorded June -, ipIs, In the Office of the re-
curdcr of deeds ~ iioli county, Missouri, In
book III, Ut page - conveyed Ia the under
signed, In trust, to secure the payment ~ the
note III said deed ~ trust particularly de-
srribed, the real estate In Holt county, Mis-
souri,, described ~ follows, Ia witt
The East half ~ the South East quarter Of
section Twelve lial, and the NORTH half ~ the
North Fast quarter OF section Thirteen ub,
all IN Township siNtv-twu (f,l North, OF Range
Thirty.pin- CsS West OF the ath T., a., com
tnining IN acres according Ia Government
survey; and whereas, the note desrribedin
said deed " trust l. long past due aud re-
mains unpaid and whereas, the owner OF
said note has requested me 10 execute tn.
power vested IN me by said deed of trust To
sell said real estate and Out M The pr,A'eeeb,
Of said snlr puy the Ind, bite ness secured
thereby, Therefore, IN compliance. with said
request. ana In pursuance uf the power vest
I'd In me by said deed ~ trust viii sell said
real estate At public vrnduc Ia the highest
bidder for cash, on
FRIDAY, THE .isT DAY OF AUGUST, 1914.
between the hours ~ ~ u. IA, and Up. m at
the North front door Of the court house In
oregon, Holt county, Missouri, Ia satisfy said
debt aud the cost 81 executing this trust.
JAMES u ROBINSON, Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Order OF Publication.


STATE OF NIs~bTRI,
County W Hot.
Theodore T.. Iiudgin. Plaintiff.
49, ".
William Zimmerman. II living aud the un.
known consOrt. heirs, devisces. dOnecs. a.
tences, and Immediate, meSnr or remote,
voluntary ar Involuntary grantees ~ vii.
lam zimmerman, deceased, u hc Il dead,
Defendants.
~ thu Circut Court. October Term. 1915.
And now this 18th day IT July. ipit, In va
In. 10y Frank pettr.. his attorney aud agent,
and hle, his petition. verified by the afidavit
o. said ai,orne, and agent. alleging.
Of the following described real estate s stu,
sted ~ Holt County, Missouri to.wlti The
lion twenty cor In Township sISty-one ,6D ~
Range thlrty-sevcn ,J,l; that defendants
main MA T. n.,r som' stat tue and nt.,es.
he defendant. william Zimmerman, II liv-
Ing. II not Q resident OF the state Of Missouri;
.sr ssJ p,an,n .,riy se,syes TIA, thets ars
csted In said real estate. whose names he
cannot insert therein because they are un-
known pes,"n, as stated IN III, ,,.,,,,n" sr,
~ follows That William Zimmerman vas
vested With the Zee simple title To- the said
states SoyerSyprn, pds,sd Nav i ,s,, and y
rer0rd IN nok "; ~ page "a u the real go
tat. records ~ Holt county. Missouri; that
ur title to said real estate, that plaintiff has
no knowlcdsc ~ To- whether the said William
Iimmerman IN living ur dead! that II he "
dead certain unknown persons. defendants
herein. derive. or rlaim To- derive. u tuie and
cal 10 To said real estate and are named and
made defendants herein, o. the unknown
ron>oft, heirs, drNisp.~, unncp~, alipnrrS and
Immediate. ucsn. or tenuic, voluntary ~ In.
voluntary grantees % said william thinner
man. Deceased
wh-rrupon, Il II ordered Ivy the under.
signed Clerk ~ said Court, In vacation that
the said non. resident and unknown defend.
ants be nutin.d that an action has been com.
mcnced against them by plaintiff, In said
court. the object and general nature ~ which
II ~ ascertain aud determine the estate, title
i aud interest OF the parties plaintiff aud lie.
PENDANT IN said suit. ,cv-rnlly, IN said r.a,
estate. and to define aud adjudgr by the de-
cree ~ the toutt the estate. title aud inter
| rsi ~ the parties plaintiff aud defendant In
shlu suit >rNcfally therein, aud that unless
said defendants h" aud APPEAR In this cour,
~ iIr nrNi term thereof tn y" bcsun aud
hulecn NJ the Court iluu>, In the City ~ Orv-
/ gnu H. said County, on the
aIll DAY Of OCTOBER
! hvN. and IN ~ tpfprp the hrst DAY ~ Satd
term, answer ur plead H. the p'titiun ~ SAID
! cause. he same Nill lee taken - confessed
/ hnd luLsmsht " hr rendered accordingly.
published IN III" Holt County >cntin-l, n
! new >pap-t printed aud published In the
/ 'ouniy ~ lot aud state ~ Missouri. AMI
7 designated by p,,intlr> attorney. fnt four
| last ius"t,inn To- h. Al al H'i,rn days ~
thf" the ht,i DAY ~ the said tern " he >,si
I Court "a ~ SHAN.
circuit 'lcts.,
] Witness NV hand and the seal ~ said Court
this l'ih day Il Jay III
! seal T.. 4. ~ MAN.
'-,-' 'ir'uit ClrfL. l
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Oak Grove

Alex. Cooksey was tn st. Joseph,
saturday. on business. and did not re.
turn home TIL Sunday morning
MIR. and Mrs. Dolph Hughes chil.
dren have the wlooping cough, and
Everett Case has been quite serious.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Rankin and
children made a drive toOregon, sun.
day afternoon, and attended the
Chautauqua.
Alex. Cooksey made a business
trip to Nodaway, Friday afternoon,
and spent q few hours with Jeff.
Brown and family.
We extend our deepest sympathy
to the bereaved, heart.broken hus.
band and relatives OF dear Mrs. Pearl
Harsha. Her death was received here
with great sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hughes chill.
dren have the whooping cough and
have been very bad, but are tmprov.
Ing, and there are several more chill.
dren who have the whooping cough In
Oak Grove district.
Remember Friday. Sstur.
day and Sunday. August !.
8 and Q. will be the Best
Days OF the Oregon Chautau.
qua
Mrs. Chel Banks las quite mum.
Der OF boys In her Sunday school class.
Following are names OF the ones who
are regular scholars, always present,
and never absent unless on account OF
sickness: Dewey Cooksey, Ralph
Milne, Max Rankin, Charley Harper,
Clarence Harper. Mrs. Banks Il
proud Of her class and hopes all the
rest OF her boys will continue to come
regular.
We hope all OF our Oak Grove
people will try and 20 to the Oregon
Chautauqua, Tor We are sure they will
never lose ANYTHING by going, and
they will sure be more than glad they
did 70, for oregon has always proven
10 have a good Chautaupua, and We
are sure this one will he better than
previous ones. for Oregon Is a town "a
I've proud Of. and always puts on the
best Chautaupuas In the county.
VIOLET.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Order OF Publication.

STATE ~ Ml.rpi'Hi,',,
County ~ Holt,
Mary ". Foley. Plaintiff.
Henry Foley. Defendant.
In thr Circuit court, btui-r Term. 1914.
AZ this It'll day ~ July. irlt. IN variation ~
~. Holt County ,lrruit court. comes the
plAlntlN hcr-ln. nv her attorney, and hlr> her
petition lllrsing ntnung other things. thAt
The defendant, Henry Foley, " not u resident
| ~ ~. state ~ Mi,>nuri. but l. u non'r..ld.nt
~ this STATE. aud cannot ls' summoned wigi,
The o'dlnafy process ~ law Ia tits action, IN
| this state, a
whcrruIH,n II ~ ur,i-rrd by III. unds%.
signed Clrrk Of said Court, In VACATION, that
said defendant he MT lied by publication hat
plaintiff has rnmni-ncrd u suit asalb>t him
yor'rd fr,m III. hnnds ~ naiflmnny con
trartrd h,tw-en plaintiff aud Defendant, On
grounds that the def. nti,nt h,'nur and Was
| addicted Ia hahltual drunkenness fir III.
space ~ one year and offered tn plaintiff
sui, indigniii,, ~ Ia render, aud did render,
plaintiffs rundlti' n lntulrtphi" IN this that
he defendant abused plnlntir, hvcallin. her
" names aud using prufah- aud indecent
Language NJ aud towards her,
Aud that unless the said Defendant. Henry
Foley hr aud APPEAR nt III, Court ~ this
neat term thereof, To- h. brLun and held 1t
thr. ,nuri iiuu'-, In the City 'forrgon. In
MONDAY. TIiE .Gru pAy az OCTOBER.
iplt,
and IN ~ b.fhfr the hr>t day ~ said term,
answer ur plead tn the plaintiffs prtition, In
said rau>., the same VIII H. taken u, con-
frs,rd, pnd Judgment Will b rendered sc-
cUrdlngly,
And II 4, further ordered, that copy here
~ II" published In III" Holt county sentinel,
u newspaper printed and published IN the
County ~ Holt anu state at Missouri and
drsi gnatrd by plnintif> attorney, Tor four
weeks surrrssivrly, ~ least Uicr u week, the
last Insertion Ia he NJ least thirty days before
the hrsi day ~ the said term NJ said Court,
T.. A, DtNHAM.
Clerk Ut Holt County Circuit Court
A true copy from the records.
Witness my hand and the seal ~ said
- Court, This ;th day " July: lel,
seal, E,A, DISliAM.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Culp News.
DELAYED Letter, july 81

delayed Letter, July 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rush visited
at John Lanes, Sunday,
Miss Hazel Snider Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. John Stephenson.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII McDermott are
visiting In ST. Joseph. this week.
Miss Cecil Herman visited her
friend, Miss McDermott, sunday.
Wiley Dawson attended Sunday
school and church, al Cup, Sunday
Mrs. John Lane Is entertaining
her niece, Mrs. Helm and children, oil
st. Joseph, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Huiatt and
daughters, Beulah and Glenna, oil
Oregon, visited at John Lanes, Sun
day.
CUP Was well represented Sunday
night At Oregon At the Airdome tc
hear Mr.. Clagett, OF st. Joseph
preach.
The neighbors and friends OF Mrs
Orick kreek vent In and surprised
her, Tuesday evening OF this week, !,
being her birthday. She certainl,
was surprised. Those present we're
Ma. and Mrs. Riley lIuiatt and
daughters, Beulah and Glenna: Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis McDermott and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs John stephen
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Moore and
daughters. Gladys, Mildred ant
Thelma: Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Walter,
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvir
Greiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Van
dever. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watson
and Gale, Miss Hazel Snider. Chic,
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rush anc
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Greene
The evening was spent In games anc
music. Ice cream and cake wer,
served. At a late hour all departed
Wishing Mrs. kreek many more hap
~ BIRTHDAYS. RosERup.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Burr Oak.

Nro lana nia,il, v,s ,,,l, A sl,i,
las, ~asr JAW "ss"'' was H"''e s'.A
V,n,. u,u,o.,s.., MAS.
Il, r., ee moepe, anu SON. Lee were
:" ' ,' su"os'' 49,,
-Charley keiser visited friends
"e'e .he "'st OF Tue week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sweet and ba'
by spent Sunday at the Bowles home.
Trevor and Ray Ammo went 10
ST. Joseph, Saturday, returning home,
Sunday,
Mrs. s. W. Ammo and Miss Della
Lunsford visited their cousin, Mrs.
s. G. Alkire, Monday.
S, W, Ammo and sons and Seminar
81 Blachiy helped Charley Hunt with
Tvs Geo H. Cnrmutt, Of ror,sscos
visited his cousins, Roy and Harvey
stone g ans n mrs. o, .ne week,
Cbas. Bruntmeyer and wife Visited J.
L. Ammo and family, SUNDAY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Make il yellowstone
This Summer.
WHY NOT?

II you have never been there, 90
this summer II you haye-l don't
need to urge you TO 20 again you
will anyhow,
You can talk abou, your trips 10
Europe" but right here In good old
L. S. A. Is the worlds wonderland OF
beauty and interest. Just imagine
falls nearly twice as high as Niagara
then a 700 foot chasm with sides
a riot OF color that rivals the glory
OF the rainbow. You'll never cease to
wonder at "Old Faithful" Geyser-
the magnificent mirrored lakes; and
on every hand scenery that deiies de.
scription, You viii surely delight In
the stage coach navigation. remind
Ing you OF the frontier days. And
then l would like to tell you about
the attractive and comfortable hotels
and permanent camps.
Leave II to me and III plan every
part Of the trip-there and back
and take the details OF preparation
and starting of your hands. It's q
part Of the service of the road-"The
Burlington Route" &c. b. & Q. r. r.
! shall appreciate It II you will stop
in at the ofiics or write and get our
folder about Yellowstone Park with
splendid map In colors and full de.
scription. J. T. Birmingham Ticket
Agent, G. B. b Q. R. B., Forest City,
Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-08-07
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Sunday school At a&5 next Sunday
We had Q good school last Sunday.
Come out and help us make II better
next Sunday,
Union service will he held In the
Methodist church at II q. m. and close
before IL. Come and worship on the
Lords Day. nr. Thompson gave us q
splendid sermon last Sunday at the
Christian church.
The pastor had the pleasure OF
preaching at q union service on the
church lawn OF the Presbyterian
church In Mound City, last Sunday
night. An orchestra and beautiful
vocal duet added much interest tc
the meeting.
T.. A. CLAaErT, Pastor.