The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-04-11

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iNIER Illg|NAY:s SID; \ | NOTES b $
BosToN; i:S5f !; MASS, IS i april, 2, 191k
- left Saturday. March ..25th,I
1914 Stopped lin New York and
Philadelphia. Reached Cam
bridge Mass. ApriE1sf. In Phllz
,adelphia stopped with thar
great preacher; lead Grand prince
ia &Isreal. the 5ReVF.SsSA ) r. 3 Robinz]
son. e. !. y. NJ arch 2Oth I preach-
I ed in 4 Jenkins IT own. Pa, for I a
dear old friend; the Rev: Mr.. j.
!, 6. Jack D the pastor Of
one Of thae$graa test, churches ina|
! A1nie,jr.:iiica So. .e0n grtegaEion devoted
E:tU The Il: s 5s ShYs vfr: Jack
Son has aet6bfnp shed great
things ifi j enKinsa S s f1f q I1are
I fIfound mysel Il; AMONG pld 51fdta1snIdssss tdt1
l1rs Jackson? is very good ,and nc 2 Az? T.?
/, ,t.ntiveSSto the South tCarolInsaS
4 Boys, sas ism rs sRb bbing on 6 Bo9tsh IL
Doctors obinson j & and IS. \, 9e1ntAns 4 q
are; cducot II hieir ir child Ss i
I the kr; .Gsehp SIS. r: D.
z Fl Tmet: some ssojf Inys best fsiNldl$s;
in Philadeiphia> ohm StottNtthae
! sainted IrishnaI M IN sNs. "a z 81 y
!. Law; 2Presid e1itt, Of the Fir ST ~ ;l a-$
y tional BapaK s.. ,yV Pope, the
: head of1 ie#]Popes !; and Patton
! wholesale; ;Ehesse & any and
! Mr.. W1n.st Thcoiifnn who was
f,glad b see meas llsl1al. IN :! :NeW. '.a3'I 1
81 York.I called OH J@R;. Hillory:
and although .hbgf as very. busy,
!. he took the times goFaHd secure e
4 me a lodging place sosti & me r !.
y more to Sleep in New 81 RrMS Sthan
& to eat. One dollar IS night tQ
sleep, and meals elseWRefg, On
the European plan. i. eMteds tgr g
"a few hours on Mr.. Wilbertoh,
s Who has been So kind to my fam.
/. ily for the, last thirteen years,
and assisted so largely. in the ed:
.ucating Of my: chill dren,is 1s..
NOW dkil' Ill toOSNOA. 2 SOpFtttAS
!, at the home of Mrs r. s;F,!% Brown,
27 Warwick St, and Of. S Ise,
y Worcester ST. ~ Cambridge
(, Mass, 4 called on Dr., FMH
! Rowley;' President Of the A. II.
s sE.,. Society and alo the MassS So
4 ciety for the Prevention Of Ctuel
! ty to Animals. lie was gladf2tt
!. see me as usual and g invited mi
to go anywhere in the building
'oln:; &edis,r, lis = i great sQciet7
i it's President is one Of StE'
--latest and most humane mer
in the world. I was appointet
some time ago as one OF it,
Southern representatives. Mr.
George Angel, whose husband
founded this society, heard that
was in town, and sent for me
She met me in Aiken S. c., som
years ago. am here to try t
raise money to help pay off tn
debt of the Cambridge Baptis
Church. The congregati n
scattered but the few who re
main are loyal, and although
poured rain on the night of Apr
lst., the church was crowde
with an appreciative audience
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon Cory
pastor, assi= ted largely by S. :.
Lee. His. wife is the daughter
Lewis Frasier of Blackville S.
Boston is a great city, the z
thens of America, Here you &C
learn anything you want to kno
on earth. Here, the create
Scientific Schools and Colleg
are situated; here are the grea
est seats of learning in the cou
try. Cars run above the cart
on the ground, and under t.
earth. Those under the groul
run at the rate of 40 to SO mil
an hour.
In New York, noted ma
changes. New York is the ls
gest city of America, and t
third largest of the world.
now boasts of buildings fiji
stories high. Here you stand
Broadway. and in a little wh
you can see a representative OF
cry nation on the Globe. Men a