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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
THE CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

Of land
Christ fall Sabbath
the the Christian Church stands before all
enllar and Of civl world w II Perrne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Mothers Day will be observed al
Highland Park Methodist church with
a sermon ny the pastor on The Great
ness of Motherhood" The sern IN al
night Will be before the Women
Christian Temperance union on The
saloon, the Destroyer Of the Home"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

SIMPsoN-Die at Stuart Circle hos
pital THURSDAY AT $40 A. NJ. MRS
r. Men. SIMPSON. beloved wife OF
Rev T. Men. simpson.
Funeral from Monument Methods.
church at Z r. NJ Saturday. May 9th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Paramount Avenue Methodist
church, Rev. L. v Carson. pastor
Rev W II Dunkley will preach at /
A. NJ and p NJ. in revival meetings
Special music and Mothers Day OBJ
served Meeting will continue through
next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09
Snecial Service for Campfire Girls.

The Powhatan Campfire Girls Will
attend a special service for them Sun
day night in Porter Street Presbyterian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

church, Sunday. MAY 10th, conducted
hv the pastor Rev John l.. Bray, Al
II A. NJ. '"our Mother and What VS.
Owe Her. will be the subject N
SIS r. NJ the pastor will preach or
What Is My Religion"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Mothers Day will he observed at
Laurel-Street Sunday. The Pastor
Rev, ]. NJ. Rowland, will preach at
both services. Subjects, IL A. NJ.
The Faithful Mother; F. NJ, The
Motherhood of God"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Westminster Presbyterian church
Preaching at II O'Clock by Rev. James
Young Fair d. d. pastor, and at Sis
p NJ. DR. Randolph Tucker Shields,
dean medical department, University
Of Marking. China, viii make an ad-
dress. Welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

{ Third Presbyterian church, Rev.
r. j. Williams, pastor-Preaching
morning and evening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Paramount Christian church. cor
ner Twenty third and Paramount
avenue. Sunday morning subject:
The Manner % Cod Love The
evening. 5 T. NJ service will he de-
voted To the observance Of Mothers
Day. You have a special invitation
Ia attend Mothers Day service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Colonial Place Christian church. at
stop liz Westhaniaton, car ilne@-sllu-
day school will be held at 3 40, fol-
lowed ny preaching services.
AT Hanover-Avenue Christian
ehurch~-The minister. Rev George
w. kemper. viii preach tomorrow
morning and evening at Hanover
Avenue Christian church Subjects,
At a, NJ. "A Blessed Assurance:
Z, M, An Old Story In New
Setting. Christian endeavoi at
1:I5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09
THE CHURCH AND THE INDIVIDUAL.

the OF God do not doc
o
of O led
to
Providence; taught how the judgments
the Ioraar be
all the of life andc John NJ Mason
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

$50 A. NJ Everybody invited to at
tend,
Third Christian church. corner
Twenty sixth and Marshall street,
Sunday school at $50 a. NJ The pas
tor. Rev Gerald Culherson, Will
preach sunday morning at II 90
clock on Fear Forever Banished. :"
Rev. ". J. Clark. Of Cincinnati. Ohio
VIII occupy this pulpit al 8 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Mothers Day will be celebrated in
Central Methodist church tomorrow
morning. The pastor. Rev. W. A.
Cooper will preach on THE Glory Of
Motherhood" At night the subject
Will be Judging and Gossipping."
One OF the series of Familiar Talks
on Familiar Topics" Arrangements
Tor caring for children while the
parents are at worship have been
made at this church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Centenary Methodist church., Grace
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets--Preaching at II A. NJ. by
Or. a. Il. Sharpe. Preaching at SIS
F. NJ. by DR.. w. J. Young. Of Rich
mond college. Sunday school at $50
A. M. All seats free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09
METHODIST.

Broad Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Tenth and Broad streets. Rev.
John w. Shackford. notwithstanding
IL A. NJ. and s r. M. Sunday school
at 9:s0 A cordial welcome to all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-09

Service It ciay-strees Methods
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-20

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

laclle same, HI ne pomislijo. Ola Sc
tudi iukai lie L zdruzemim delom
o~laJsaJo naloge. Yeast steie druSt-
vo kakNnr male stroke IL do 20
CLANCY. a |prirejati hotcio syaje
poSebEc ve>clicc. kaj more napra-
viii? Naieti kakSno harmoniko.
aranHlrati SreGolov pa tombolo.
pOtem naStopi 81 kak soils, i'm kcr
vSc to nj L. uikakrSna Zabava. 81
Jo go>tJc nadomcScajo l. whom in
plvom. I'm potem ie bilo "veSelo"
tenn N'>"Iclc, rlm wee .ic drugi dan
macKoV. \raga. "a takr-lc reel so
dclaNcl Nendar prcdragocrn mate
rial. MarSlkdo misli. da ic to re-
10 "dcmokraticmO pa nj ME dru-
lega kakor neumno posncmanje
burzoalljr. - &c 81 hocc DELAY
Gem res Ks r%lStIti. tcdaj morajo biti
Nesellcc organlzIrane. Maj .je Spo-
red lahck. llaSti doklcr st DELAY
Stvo he privadi tudi tell duScvni
hram Ampak dobcr mora biti ma
vSak narIn Ori in u>cSa in mi>li-
morale naJti lcpih ulitkov. cato
tudI IN vNcrno. y kakSnih lokalih
Sc ]prirciajo dclav>kc zabavc in nj
v>ceno, kako 81 dckorirajo. Maj
holl>c j. pa >"vcda. da 81 dclavci
o>krhc q yNaki vrcji naSclbini Svo-
10 laStno dvorano.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
Kaj potrebuje bolnik?

Brel ralloga, kakoSno bolczcn
innate, ~SkuSajtc poiskati zdravila.
katera IA bodo ozdravila. vi So
gotovo NJ zanimatc. kako 81 inc
nule vaSa holcZen. Y bolcznih. Iii
povzrocajo : SvOjimi maxi izgubo
apetlta in lzguho moti vaScga tc-
lesa, splCh hi potrcba iskati dru-
9Th zdravil. doklcr imamo Triner-
levo ameriSko grcnko vino. kate
TO VAN pOnovi slaSt do jedi in ~
jaGa vase telo. To zdrayilO ociSti
: %notranic dele tclcSa in iih obc-
mem ObdrIi vcdno ciStc. V boleL-
nth zelodca, jcter in drugih cna-
XIII slucailh. daje to zdravilo we'd.
no nitro zazcljenO pomot. Dobi Sc
V lekarnan in pri Jos. Trinerju.
izdelovalcu. 1333-l339 So. Ash.
land Ave. Chicago, Ill. NpraSa-
MIA "a Trincriev Liniment vedno
naraSGajo. da iSto DELUXE Y zado-
vCllStvO naSih odjcmalcev. .Jc cello
prilagodcn "a rcumatizem in ncy-
ralgitnc boleCinc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
Naselniska druzba "Ilirija''
FARME

Cd tri do pet mill cd mesta
Merrill V Lincoln Co. Xxi Steje o.
krog $4,000 prebivalcev in ina
veliko industrijo, Sc razprostira
rodoviten valovit svet, XII je odlo-
cen "a slovenske farme. Skoz ia
svet vodita dive zelezniSki progi
in tri ukraine ceste in teGe wee
potOkOv. craven teGe reka Wis
consin river. Ia zemlja sc "a Sc
daj Sc prodaja pc IL do 16 dollar
jew aker, kakor je les ma katerem
delu. Pla6ilni pogoji lahki. Kdor
Sc zanima, maj pise pc ~pojasnilo.
Vsaki dobi natan6ne podrobnosti
da jc tako ma jasnem predno ida
denar "a dodge voznje. Nj ne pO-
Siljamo nobenih knjig ali podob.
P%ojasnila samo pismeno ali "a biz
ME ustmeno pri
Iliria Colonization Co.
Sheboygan. Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

Posledice zanemarjenega pre-
hlajenja pozna vsak. PravocasnO
drgnienie $ krepkim linimentOm
pa kali unicl. Najpotrebnejse
sredstvo V domaGi lekarni je to-
rel dober liniment. Re leta sem
Sc je DR.. Richterjev Pain Ex-
peller" izkazal, da je kot tax
izboren. Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi
V sleherni lekarni V Ameriki "a
% centov steklenica. Cloveku pa
.ie treba biti pozornemu, da dobi
pravega 2 varstveno ZnamkO S
sidrom. (Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
Lub sodruh redahter,

humel SIN prSOu V logar. 81 je
prlpelou b%riftrogar ma bicikln' i'm
m lc dau g pok pism. Prec SIN
pogruntou, d "a Idle bral moi Ia
nov aires Y Tvoj'h cajtngah. X
SIN pakelc Y roka vzeu. SIN vidu.
Il le umrS en- Spesl dcliviri cd mo-
lga prlatla Toneta IL Chicago. k
5 poznava ST IL cajtov, k je mi
nistriru Y SiSk in Sc hodu ucit k
men V iesen lovit cipe ma marost.
Yes. d SIN Ia y 'ru njegov pism cd
pru. kr me je gnou frb c. kaj je V
mem. la vid s sodruh redahter,
Tone m ie pisou tule:
Cenjeni Jaka,
StiSnil sem ri deSetak V roko.
ko 81 odhaial. ker 81 najveGjim To-
povom med Slovenci. izvzemSi me
maria IL Rajske doline. XII pripa-
da med lopovSke Specialitete, pote-
gnil krinko az Obraz. Srce mi je
pOskakOvalo veselja. ko 81 Jill mrc-
varil. govoril jim resnicO V obraZ,
da SO postajali kar bozjaStni. Pri
TEN SEN Sc spOmnil ma mOjega to-
variSa in farja Scnmidta. XII je
pri razkosanju svoje izvoljenke
pokazal tako spretnost, kakOr da
bi Sc bill najmanj deset let ucil
"a mesaria V chicaskih klavnicah.
VidiS Jaka! Schmidta so sedaj OBJ
sodili ma elektricni stol. da DO TEN
preie prisel V nebesa, ker danes
Sc nj dovoljeno i~zvrSevati mesar-
ske obrti mad ljudmi. Mislil sem.
da Sc DO Schmidta veSelil. ko cuje
svoio obsodbo. ker ina priliko, da
slisi V n~ajkraJSem casu prepevati
vse kore angeljev. ne da hi mu BIZ
10 treba placati Sc kakSno pOseb-
no vstoDnino. Pomisli Jaka Ire
ba mu .ie bllo It'll lie k SpOvedi. OBJ
zalovati svoje grehe in sesti ma
elektricni stol in V nebesih bi bill,
Sc preden hi Sc bilo njegovo trup-
10 ohladilo ma elektricnem stolu.
EehTalezni Schmidt pa nOce V ne
besa. dasiravno ie leta in leta pri-
pOvedoval ljudem. XII so ga hoteli
%pOsluSati. kako prijetno ie v nebe-
sih in da ie namestnik tistega ma
zemlji, XII ina mad oblaki prvo be-
sedo. Idal Sc brani z vsemi Stirimi
Y nebesa in pravi. da noce ma elek-
tricni stOl. ker je ma svet Sc boil
'luStno" kakor v nebesih mad me-
glami. Menu so Sc pridruzili ME
govi tovariSi. da bi Schmidt ne sci
V nebesa, Xxi trdijo, da "a revne
liudi izdelujejo klobase in sunke,
preSajo pravo vino in pecejo pc
cenko in maslene "kiflce' lie V ne
besih. YES Jaka. da hi sci takoj
mesto Schmidta ma elektricni stol,
akO bi bill preprican. ola res pri-
dem V taxa nebesa. kakor jih sill
kamo naSim ovcam. Zdaj kO pa
Schmidt noce V nebesa. SEN Sc pre-
prical. da jih res nj in tudi popol-
noma razumel Tvoi govor ma zad-
MEM farSkem shodu.
TvOi eovor mi ie popOlnOma cd
prl oci. Razumel sem, da smo farji
ma svetu vsi enaki, kar Sc tice far
bania owe Tisti pastir Segvin, XII
ie bill nekoG mas tovariS in ga Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
IZJAVA.

NatolcuJotim y bingham. Utali,
III Jim gre IA pred vej caSom ma
haj p,san dupiS y Gia> SNobodc"
ilJavlJam, da niScm IA elias Svo-
bodc - uikdar ne pisal. To dclo
20 caSnikih prcpuScam prcpira-
z"lInm y |njihovo vcSclje - do
gotOve mcjc.
NJ. Pogorclcc.
Ok Salt Lake City. Utah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
SeveTOVega
~zdravi|nega mi|a

tSevera's Medicated Skin
Soap. To milo ina veliko
uporabo. Priporoca Sc "a
detetovo kopelj, toaleto in
moskim "a brittle. Je tudi
neprecenljivo "a izmivan-
je las. Cena % centov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17

mcllSkrm avtoritetam. Nth ma
men IT, vzgoJiti rod suznjcv. Xxi mai
potrpcllUivo nOsi tezko butaro. XII
ma io nakladajo mogotci. To .je
clll teh humbugarjev, XII prejcma-
20 od m0gotcev mastno plaGilo IA
pohcumncvanJr ljudstva.
'jaka lc nadaljuj : svojim de
lom. da bodo Slept sprcgledali in
gluHi SliSaIi. Ma mojo pomot So
lahk IancScS. ker sem 81 navcli-
cal tcga humhuga.
Psi. kako Sc Nam godi V tabo-
rn "h rrki DcSplaineS. MOgocc Vas
Y kratkcm obiStcm.
Tvoj ~prijatelj
Tone.
lnh >odrun rcdahtcr, Drugr pi-
>ua SIN 0dloIu. kcr SIN So prcc pr
pra'u odgovort Tonet. k SIN vi
du. 81 ANA e nckcj Ia prauga
gaJ>ta >vojm vcrStondka 81 n.
/atu IN pa kar me- zamcr. k t
m>m pi>ou. kua Sa m Ia druh pi-
sal. ' drugm pi>m Z bonn use spo-
rocu.
ScrbuS
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
Veliki Slovensko-AngleS Toll

mac. obsega slov.-angl. slovnico.
razgovore. pisma in navodilo ka-
ko postati drzavljan poleg mai
veciega slov.-angl in angl. SLOW.
slovaria. Knjiga .ie nuino potreb-
no vsim onim, XII Sc res zelijo ma
uGiti a~ngleScine. Cena V platnu
trdo vezana (430 strani) .ie 50.
ter Sc dobi pri v. j. Kubelka. 538
w. 145. st.. New York, N. Y.
PiSite po cenik knjig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
(Severa's Blood Purifier
Njegov dober upliv bote
kmalu opazili. Cena $l.00
KOzne %ZnOinice

bi Sc morale vzdrzelati
vedno odprte. Potem nara
va boil lahko odpravlja ne
cistosti, katere prihajajo liz
znojnic. Nzdrzujte znojni-
ce ciSte z rabo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-17
ADVERTISEMENT
JugosI. Podporno
~zdruzenje "SLOGA"

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ii. tajnik (apis): Johan Kraiuc, 3i National we Nuwo,Loo NJ
BagaJnik; Banko, Ois National Ave, West Anis. Wis
NADzoRNI oDBoR:
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VII. Johan Herga, 5O35 Sherman ST, West Nhs. Wis
PoRorNI oDBoR:
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milwaukee, WIS., SeJe 10 vsaki tetrti toek Y mesecu
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-10

New York banks today which be-
longs to Europe. 1t is the price for
the stocks which were sold on the
New York exchange by foreigners in
the few days before the exchange
closed. The exports of wheat are bal
ancing that debt. And the debt MUST
be balanced, as the first step in the
great movement for increasing our
international trade.
'And finally, remember that the
high price of wheat is beneficial to
the country in two ways:
First, it is the farmer who is go
ing to make big profits from it.
Secondly, it is making people eco
nOmical of wheat, and will prevent
the famine which would otherwise
result from the waste and destruc-
ton in Europe"
A double row of lOaves of bread,
placed end to end, and reaching from
New York to Capt Town via London!
Such belt could be made out of
less than one-half of the quantity of
wheat which is being exported week
ly from North American ports for
the warning nations Of Europe.
According to recent reports, in
spite of the disturbance of interna-
tional trade, 100000 bushels of
wheat have been exported weekly!
]. Chester Bowen, writing in the
bulletin of the United States bureau
of labor statistics, estimates that one
bushel of wheat makes 34.84 pounds
of flour, and he found from investiga-
ton in middle west cities that about
a pound of flour goes into the aver
age bakers loaf of bread.
The phrases September wheat"
or MAY wheat" do not refer to the
time of harvesting or sowing. The |
name of the month merely indicates
the time when the seller of a LOT |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-10

oil SACudlSCy SuppOSC III hd4Cu A.
who is a Spectator and expects fall
in wheat, sells to B 100000 bushels
of May wheat, which he does not
own, at 70 cents a bushel.
From this point on until the first
of May there will be a constantly
changing market price for May
wheat. Suppose that the price rises
to Y cents and that B thinks that a
two-cent profit is better than the
chance of more. He sells to G 100000
bushels of May wheat. Frightened by
a slight reaction, c perhaps fears a
fall. He sells the same amount at
7112 cents, losing half a cent per
bUshel.
Those who were trading for the
rise were the bulls" those who were
trading for the fall were the bears"
In the example taken the sales of the
bears were short sales" The pur-
chases of the bears are called cover
ing contracts. A bear covers" a
short-sale by making a purchase Of
the same amount deliverable at the
same time. If he sells at seventy-two
cents and covers at 70 cents, he
makes two cents a buhsel.
BLAME OPEN SHOP FOR LOW
WAGES AND LONG HOURS
Los Angeles, CAL, Sept. 10.-Open
shop conditions are responsible for
low wages and long hours of labor
for employees and inefficient work and
financial profits for en-
ployers, according to witnesses for
organized labor testifying before the
federal industrial commission.
Fred L. Baker, president and man
ager of the Baker Iron Works, which
both union and non-union
men, declared he hoped conditions
would change so that employers
might be able to deal wholly with
union labor, as he believed they had
many advantageous things to offer.
He suggested that unions should be
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-21

the Home infirmary in this town. It
is the only hospital Of any kind here.
The Home infirmary Is two story
brick structure Of fifteen rooms and Is
q credit to the race. 1t is meeting the
needs Of the people in most satisfac-
tory way.
In the business arena DR.. Burt Is
the proprietor Of the magnificent Office
building which bears his name. 1t Is
q two story edifice made Of cement
and brick. containing twenty-five
rooms. The Rudolph Hook company.
q wealthy firm Of white men engaged
In the tobacco business. occupies Of
fees in the Burt building. All the ten
ants In the building are white people
except the proprietor and DR.. 8. JEFF
ferson.
DR.. Burt is well and favorably
known among business and profess
sional men throughout the state. His
success has been earned by hard work,
and he knows how to encourage the
young men and women Of the race
who are making the struggle upward
against great odds.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-21
CAPABLE MAN ON THE JOB.
Notable Work of DR.. Robert T. Burt
& In CIarksville, Tenn.

Notable Work Of Dr.. Robert T. Burt
& In CIarksville, Tenn.
~ Clarksville, Tenn.-There are few
states of its size which have to their
credit larger number of business and
Professional men of wide influence and
ability than is true of Tennessee. Her
educational institutions. churches and
Agricultural interests are manned by
some of the most experienced men and
women among our people in this coun-
try. The largest publishing house in
the world owned and operated by col.
ored men Is in this state. One Of the
best medical colleges and also one Of
the leading institutions of learning is
the proud heritage Of Tennessee.
In this thrifty community we have
one Of the leading physicians Of our
race In the person Of DR. Robert T.
Burt M. D., a graduate of the Me-
harry Medical college. Nashville. Tenn.
He is we'll prepared for the work
which he is doing so successfully
among our people. He is a postgradu-
ate of the Harvard Medical school. a
former president Of the Tennessee
State Medical association and former
state vice president of the National
stedical association. s.~,,-- . To- e.. .-.-
3e DIR. Burt's activities are, many and
varied. He Is the surgeon in chief Of
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-21
BIG EVENTS OF THE MONTH
AMONG OUR INSTITUTIONS.
Organized Business and Professional
Men and Women to Compare Notes.

August is the month Of big annual
meetings among our business and pro-
fessional men and women and some Of
the large secret societies. The knights
Templars and Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine have already held their conven.
tions in Pittsburgh, likewise the Ma
tional Association Of Colored Women's
clubs, which met at Wilberforce uni
versity the first week In the month.
simultaneously from Aug. II to %
there will be held at Muskogee. Okla.
the annual meeting Of the National Ne
gro Press association, the National Ne
gro Business league, the National Bar
association. the National Funeral d.
rectors' association and the National
Bankers association. The National
Association of Colored Graduate
Nurses will hold its seventh annual
convention at Norfolk, Va, in the Met
ropolitan A. NJ. e. Zion church from
Aug. 18 to 20. inclusive.
The National Medical ASSOC iation will
meet In Raleigh. n. c.. on Tuesday,
Aug. 25 The sessions will be held in
the chapel of Shaw university. At
Norfolk. Va. beginning on Tuesday,
Aug. 25. the grand lodge of .Elks win
hold its fifteenth annual convention.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-08-21
Earis Jan. 4, 1891.

Earis Jan. 4, 1891.
He lived very frugally in the French
capital, studying at the Academic Ju-
Han. He struggled along unnoticed
until a sketch, very much to his own
surprise, won him prize in an annual
competition. For many years he was
confronted by the most disheartening
obstacles. He lived on even less than
had marked the starvation time" In
the United States. He got typhoid fe-
yer and almost died. After brief
visit to Philadelphia he returned to
Paris. Then he painted his FIRST great
picture, Daniel In the Lions Den."
y His next great picture was "The
Resurrection of Lazarus" his first to
be purchased for the Luxembourg COL
lection. This made him. He decided
then upon visit to the Holy Land to
study the original settings Of Bible
thamsa
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er. My brother Jim was u soldier in
the Union army. he being killed in the
battle at Petersburg.
After mothers death | left Pitts
burgh, coming to Lisbon, and for some
years worked at the Hostetter House.
Two years ago l came to Alliance from
Lisbon with Claud Hasbrouck, and
have since remained here l never
went to school day in my life, but
can read and write. a good old Presby-
terian lady at Winchester in about 1850
teaching me to read from the Bible
and also to write. have seen Abra-
ham Lincoln, Johnston, Lee. Grant and
others Of the noted generals Of that
day. I have seen President Wilson's
father and heard him preach. he hav-
ing lived and preached in Virginia In
that region where my younger years
ware mn Ssed"
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he has not swerved from his original
determination. He was married Nov.
16, 1910, to Miss Zadie M. Chancellor.
He Is a regular attendant at the
meetings of the National Medical as
sociation, and his papers and discus
sions are always listened to with
marked attention. because his practical
experience has fitted him to speak with
authority. On most occasions when
he is visiting the state association
meetings, and the annual meetings Of
the National Medical association, he is
accompanied by Mrs. Edwards. who is
greatly interested In these organiza-
tions and the part which DR.. Edwards
takes In helping to make the program
Of the sessions attractive and instruc-
tive. The membership of the associa.
ton Is increasing, and public interest
in It's annual meetings is widely felt.
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"M0THER" ZION'S NEW HOME

Progress Of Well Known Religious Cor.
poration In New York.
The corporation Of the Mother A. NJ
ID. Zion church has purchased the build.
ing of the Church Of the Redeemer in
West One Hundred and Thirty sixth
street. near Seventh avenue, New
York. Alterations are to be made as
follows: The roof Is to be raised and
galleries erected, electric lights will be
installed and decorations are to be up
to the modern idea. The building when
completed will have seating capacity
Of from twelve to fifteen hundred.
Mother Zion will have one of the most