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The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
GUNNISON NEWS.

| Mrs. Howard Brashears, of Green
vile, is visiting relstives In Gun
MISC
Mrs. Hughes spent a few day:
in Greenville this week.
Mts. DR.. Chiffon returned home
Wednesday from visit to Stark
vile.
Mrs. o. B. Souter, of Josephine,
spent Sunday and Monday in Gun
nison.
Misses Louise Morton and Mil
dred Jeter, of Deeson, spent few
days with the fami y of VIC. Bovd
Mrs. l.. S, Pease is visiting home
folks in S uthern Mississippi for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Fannie Blanchard visited in
Rose dale and Caryollton last week.
The supper and social given by
the ladies of The Baptist church on
Friday night last was glorious
success. Nearly $4,000 was rea-
lized and the social features We're
enjoyed by all. The large dining
room OF the old Gunnison Hotel
was beanlifully decorated in
scheme Of green and gold. and mu-
sic was furnished during the even
lining by string band and Victrola.
and pino with vocal and instrument
tai solos by Mrs. R. S. Knight,
Mrs. J.. A. Blanchard and Mrs. ],
w. Potts. The Committee of Ar
rangements, Mrs. r. S. Mcknight
Mrs. Geo. +. Pease and Mrs. Or.
King were assisted Ly Miss Falba
Mitchell, Mrs. ]. A. Blanchard.
Miss Anna s. King aud the young
ladies of the town. The committee
want to thank the people of the
town and surrounding country for
their generous assistance aud pat
ronage.
Mrs. Herbert Pease is teaching
in fhe primary department. of the
public school during the enforced
absence of Mrs. w. H. Arnold OIL
account OF Mr., Arnoid's sickness.
There was quite mad dog scare
here Tuesday. A mad d. g COM
ing down the levee was shot at aud
got away, going oyer OH the island.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
AN ORD NANCE EXTENDING THE
FIRE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF
ROSEDALE.

BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Town Council OF the Town OF Rosedale,
Bolivar county Mississippi. ut this. it's
regular = setting held in the office OF the
city clerk in said town Of Rosedale. on
Tuesday April 9th A. d. 1915. being the
First Tuesday in said month OF April
1918, that the fire limits of the said
Towa Of Rosetiaie. be and the same are
hereby extended as follows, to-wit:
On the west side Of Maiu street south
to the corser OF Bruce and NJ ain streets;
thence west on Bruce street $50 feet;
On the east side Of Main street south
to a point 15O feet south Of the inter
section OF Bruce and Main Streets:
IL is further ordered by the Mayor
and Town Council OF the said Town of
Rosodsle, that IL shall be unlawful tor
any person or persons. to buil'l or caus /
to b- built any building or buildings
within the above described
limits. except TINT they De
built Of brick or other frefreot mnteri-
ri. and the hnilding oi any building o.
buildings Of any other material ex-
cept bri. k or other 6reproof material,
provided above. is hereby prohibited d
Any person "r persons violating this
Ordinace shall be fined
sum Of One Thousand
Dollars, and any such building or build
ings erected IN violation of this ordi-
nance shall b. abat.d bv said Mayor
and Town Council as n nuisduc,.
Ordered n,,L pa >e,i. this the 9th day
Of April. 1915.
w, II. FITZGERALD. Mavo,.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
pALMoM-eAsToN.

A wedding Of inpeh interest to
eeple Of Rosedale tas that of Mrs.
Matte b. Eddins-Saston to Will
liam Morris Pslmcreof Friars Point
Miss. This w ddius took place a,
the home ct the brides sister. Mrs.
Minnie Eddins-Littleton. Mayor
~ N. Fnzeerald officiating. Just
before the ceremony Mrs. Walter
sulers IT.. beautifully rendered
For You" Mrs. Lawrence Will
son accompanied. Her only at
tendan,. Mrs. Littlelon, her sister,
was beautiful y gowued III grey de
chine, wearing a leghorn bat COW
cred with purple pansies and cor
sage bouquet of Palma violeis. She
entered with the grooms best man,
Ioe Fisher OF Friars Point. The
bride ented on the arml lof the groom
to the strains of Mendelsohn's
Wedding March " She was
charmingly gov ned 10 sand-color-
ed silk suit with accessories in h "
mony, aud wearing corsage
bouquet OF pink sweet peas. Dur.
ing the ceremony Mrs. Wilson
softly PLAYED Traumaerei.'
Mrs. Frances Wall. Mrs. l., +.
Austin and Mrs. N. Chapman
Skinner received the guests.
The out of town guests were.
Miss Margaret Davidson OF Nash.
Vile, Tenn, Miss Hebo rolleson OF
Memphis, Tenn, Mr. aud Mrs.
Frank Reid. Messrs. Jo. Fisher,
Malcolm Scott. John MEG .s, ID xon
and Young OF Friars Point. Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmore left immediatelyaf,er
the ceremoney for northern points
of interest.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17

or account Of the Panama. Pacific Exposition at San Frc
and The Exposition at San Diego, round ,ck
can be purchased via.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
BIDS WANTED,

Pursuant To an order oi the boatd ri
supervisors oi bolivar county. Missis.
sippl. made and entered of record M !,
regular meeting of said board held st
k"seslale in said county ON Monday
April 5th. 1916 notice is hereby given
that the undersigned clerk OF said hoard
will at his sflice in Cleveland. AIiss;ssip.
pi. until the hour OF ~ O'Clock noon
Monday Nav 5. 1915. receive sealed
h'ds tor building pie bridge across
dredRe canal at the On raad iendiup
from Wilmot's gin to Pat Deans ulace
contractor tn use the old muter;ni
now there. and work 10 he done M u, r
rlans and specifications on file with ,he
clerk Of this board.
The board reserves the right to reject
anv aud all bids.
This April 5. 1919.
Il. Ii. WRAY, Clerk.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue Of a trust
deed executed by Allen Sledge and
v reinla Sledge on the lsr day OF
May, 1914. to secure The payment Of
certain Indebtedness due the Mer-
chants & Planters Bank. .Gunnison,
Mississippi, which said deed OF
tru.t is recorded in the Office of the
Ch ncerv Clerk of Bolivar coun.v.
Mississippi, at Isge rs OF Bo 'S os
at X ,s,usle. Mississippi, said trust
havi ~ cen heretofore assigned bv
said Merchants & Planters aux 10
J. A. Burt, as per assignn ent re-
corded in the Cnancerv Ciei ks Of
Fl x. at Rossdale, Miss. in book
, F-5 rage 1871, and the in lebtedness
secured thereby being past due and
unpaid;
/. B, +. Morton, as trustee in
said instrument. will, OH the 10th
Eday OF Nav. 1915. within legal
hours. at Ro: :edale. Mississippi, pro-
ceed to sell to he highest and bes,
bi,lner for cal b the follo wing de-
scriled property, to-wit:
Lot 135 block 22 G. H. West
surve, as recorded hook PIP. pages
22S and 229 at Chanc rv Clerk $
ofnce at Rosedale, Mississippi, said
proper Y in town Of Gunnison. Miss;
and all improvements thereon; also
., gray mare mule named Ida.
One gray mare mule named Hattie.
One soirei mare mule named Maud.
Ore .orrel mare mule named Bell
Witness my signature this 18th
day of April. 1915.
B. F. MORTON. Trustee.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
rrTIrIoN FOX PARDON,
To Governor Brewer.
jackson, Miss.

To Governor Brewer.
Jackson. Miss.
We. the undersigned citisens Of Mis-.
sissippi. respectfully petition you to
pardon Richard Robertson. who was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life bv
the circuit court Vt Bolivar county in
Nav. 1910. because We believe that IL
he is allowed his liberty he will he a
hard working. useful negro.
Justin Cassidy. u. &. Ensley
W. l.. Turner. J.. r. Homes
lr u. Jones, 3. w Turner
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1915-04-17
The Chance Of a Life Time
TO VISIT THE PACIFIC COAST

TO VISIT THE PACIFIC COAST
On account of the Pacific Exposition San Fraac
Exposio" a' a" So' io""o up cke
be purchased VIA
The Yazoo s. Mississippi Valley R. r.
the same rate as you ordinarily
10 pay ticket
These tickets sale and will continue to be up
They limited returning to three
dafe of sale but later than December 31st 1915
You choice both directions going ons
route anorhe side trips authorized 4
connection with these tickets
If Won and will mail me the attached A
quoting the ticket m
YOUR CITY, information concerning this
G. H. BOWER General Passenger Agent,
Memphis, Tenn
.--.~---~ .A--.---
Mr. G. H. Bower, General Passenger Agent
Illinois and Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroads
Memphis. Tenn.
with advertisement in the
County the round trip fare from
desire to i'll the following points -
Yours truly, - - --~-- -
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18
CHAPT Err v.



| That day was hot and MINDLESS with
an unclouded sky-a day OF brass and
| burning
Long before any sound audible to
human ears disturbed the MONDAY
hush. u bobcat summing on a log In p
glade to which no trail led pricked
ears. rose. glanced over shoulder with
a snari snd-of a sudden was no more
there.
Perhaps two minutes later a succes-
sion OF remote crashings began to be
heard. cumulative volume OF sounds
made by some heavy body forcing by
main strength through the underbrush.
and ceased only when man broke
into the clearing. pulled up, stood for
an instant swaying. then reeled to a
seat on the log. pillowiug his head on
arms folded across his knees and shud-
dering uncontrollably in all his limbs.
he was young man who had been
ana would again be very personable.
Just now he wore the look OF one
hounded by furfes His face was GRIM
son VIII congested blood and streaked
with sweat and CRIME: blush veins
throbbed in high relief upon his tenn
pies his lips were cracked and swol-
ION. his eyes haggard. his hands torn
and bleeding. His shirt and trousers
ana cruisers" were wrecks the latter
scorched, chsrred aud broken In a
1ozen places. Woods equipment he
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18
CHAPTER VIII

4
Broad daylight the ton 30
e "S rare as ever broke upon the
north country: Alan Law openIno ho,
wiinered eyes to realize the substance
OF dream come true
true 1t proved itself at Ieas, l..
part. he lay between blankets unon =
couch or balsam fans. I'm n corr .
soineoodys camp-a log structure
a,ner PROOF, rudely but adeouatelv
~. His clothing, eb.dr,ad
ou. neatly mended. lay upon a cha,r
at his side. po" chair
ne rose and dressed in baste =,
once exulting in his sense NJ corr,.sN
&c ess ana renewed well-being, a prev
~ nihts OF an extraordinary anna,i,o
anu provoked by signs that seemad -
, uear out the weirdest flights OF b,o 40
hrious fancies. NIB ue-
mere were apparently ,nd,snr,.,,
CO. ees OF woman's recent nrea.
ne IN the camp: blankets naa,,n
oiueu upon second bed OF aromat,.
90 In the farther corner: an orsa.
VI orderliness not common 10.
uiues' a pair OF dainty broLn,.,.
sauntiets depending from a nail ,a ' mn
y. az and-he stood staring witless,v
=, II TOT more than a minuteN,n as
~. p'eserVe Jar on the table. a singIa
petalsl ue" upon its
asrs was also fire in the cook
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18

nad none beyond a hunting knife belt
ed at the small of his back. All ell. q
| nsd been either consumed In the for
| est nre or stolen by his Indian guide
VINO had subsequently died while at
| tempting 10 murder his employer
Since that event. the man had sue
ceeded In losing himself completely
In seeking shelter from the thunder
STORM, he had lost touch with his ONLY
known and none too clearly located
landmarks. Then. after a night passed
without q IRE In the lee OF a ragged
dun, he had walked to discover the
sun rising In the west and the rest OF
the universe sympathetically upside
down; and aimlessly ever since he had
stumbled and Numbered in the maze
or those grimly reticent Businesses. for
the last few hours haunted by q fear
or railing reason-possessed by a no
lon that he was logged by furtlve
enemies-and within the last hour the
puppet OF blind. witless panic
But even as he strove to calm him
self and rest. the feeling that some-
thing was peering at him from behind
a mark OF underground grew intoler-
ably acute.
AT length he jumped up. glared Wild
ly At the spot where that something
no longer was. flung himself fran
tically through the brush In pursuit OF
IL. and-found nothing.
With great effort he pulled him
self together. clamped his teeth upon
the promise not again to give way to
and turned back to the |
clearing
There. upon the log on which he
had rested. he found-but refused to /
believe he saw-a playing card.
Trey OF hearts. face up In the sun
glare
With q gesture OF horror, Alan Law
led the place
While thu sounds OF his flight were
It'll loud. srinning half.breed guide
tole like shadow to the log. laughed
Ierisfvely after the fugitive. picked up
md pocketed the card. and set out
tireless, cat-footed pursuit.
An hour later. topping a ridge of
isinE ground, Alan caught from the
oilow on Its farther side the music of
iashing waters. Tortured by thirst.
began at once to descend in reck-
sss haste
what was at first a gentle slope Gov
red with waist-deep brush and car
eted With leaf-mold. grew swiftly
lore declivitous. a messy hillside. as
lesp as roof. bare OF underbrush.
nd sparely sown with small cedars
trough whose ranks cool blue water
sinkled far below. a
me shelving moss beds afforded
eacherous footing: Alan was glad
Nv and then OF the support OF a ce-
ir. but these grew ever smaller. and n
ore widely spaced and were not al
-ys coayeqisnt to his hand. He e
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18

stove. WITH plentiful H.,,.--
things TO cook; but despite his hs
Alan didn't stop for that I'm, suns'i
TO the door and threw II opep sn a,,aS
self out into the sunshine oS UNI
pause. dashed. chagriued mvs,,s',
There was no other living hit
sight but loon that spor,sd a. u
the river and saluted him wiz.
shrek OF hooking laughter
The place Was cleu IN ,hs I'm
u table OF level land some few . '
In area. bounded on one hand a
reath the elm from which ho
dropped. by rushing river "a, . 49,
recent rains: on the other by sa.o".
clin Of equal height Upstream ~
water curved round the shoulda, ~,
towering hill. downstream tho o,.'
closed upon It until It roared ,bronss
IA narrow gorge
Near the camp upon a str,n q,
shelving beach that bord r, 4 rhs r,vs.
where II widened into d deem A..
pool. two canoes were draw nm ~,
toms 10 the sun. Dense thicke,. :,
pines. oaks. and balsams Aedssd II
the clearing.
He was. 1t seemed. to be left sewers.
ly to himself. that day when hs h,s
cooked and made way with an eno,.
nous breakfast. Alan found noth,n,
better TO do till time for luncheon
han TO explore this pocket domain
He Toasted famously again at noon
~hiled away several hours yainly whln.
ping the pools with rod and tackls
found In the camp. for trout that he
really didn't hope would rise beneath
that blazing sun; and toward three
o'clock lounged back TO his aromatic
couch for a. zap
The ~estering sun had thrown 4
deep, cool shadow across the cove
when he Was awakened by Emporium.
ate hands and voice OF magic
Rose Urine WAS kneeling beside him.
clutching his shoulders. calling on him
by name-distracted BY an ineHplica.
bic anxiety.
He wasted no time discriminating
between dream and reality. but gath.
cred both into his arms And for 4
moment she rested there unresis,ins,
sobbing quietly.
What Is 1t? What is It. dearest''
10 questioned. kissing her tears away
TO ind you all right.
VAS so afraid" she cried brokenly.
"Of what! Wasn't all right wher
YOU left me here this morning.
She disensaged with an effort. rose
and looked down strangely al him
Il did not leave you here this morn
ing Alan. | wasn't here"
That brought him TO his own fee
IN my. You were mott" he STAN
lnered Then who
Judith. she stated with conviction
impossible! You don't under
stand"
The girl shook her head. yet
kno" Judith was here until THU
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18

morning. | tell you knowr
ner only few hours ago. She nasasd
Us IA canoe with one OF her guido.
~niie we watched in hiding on ,ha
pankS' Not that alone. but another ~
"er guides told mine she wa. ~
win you. She had sent him IN sor,h
iortase for qunine. He .,onnas
mere to get drunk and that's how
my GUIDE managed to worm the ,nfor.
nation from him" '"'o'-
Aian passed hand across hi. av
81. uoht understand" he said All,
IL doesn't Seem no..,,, 'uly'
could" po'Sioie she
NJ, o' interrupted him. the renort
~ r'he from a considerable distance
liz IL ain' echoed and re.echoed Inv ths
e Inns, And at this. clutcbiny ,ran
',caiiy at his arm, the girl dren, 49,.
river. 'o"n toward the
l., On, come. comet" she cr,sd wu.
~. There's no time," 'u "ho-
. pu,, why! What was thatr
Judith is returning lao,
euioe up the trail to sigma, -. ny
" know what 1t means II wa aon..
here?" oeiore she gets
But how7"
the on11 UNI, to the guide the river.
mn yniy way other than the tran"
Inc current Is too atrona
Gould follow-not o"s. lney
he banks" ieisure from
Is" "o current with
those rapids?"
we we must shoot theml"
la. can 1t be done?"
1T must bel"
ia % dorh more shots put a period -
nsr sou0ts and drove It homa TO 20
(copt,nx further objection. but
'A'ins'd In Supplement- WV
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18
CHAPTER VII.
1ho MutLnoer

Within the hour Rose Urine stood
oerore her father in that somber room
wherein he wore out his crippled DAYS
In that place of silence and shadowa
whose sinister color-scheme OF Grim.
son and black was the true i've, -,
us inohomania-his passion for ven.
geance that alone kept warm the em.
oers OF life in that wasted and NOVA
less frame. ''e-
An impish malice glimmered IN bis
sunheh eyes as he kept her waiting
upon ms pleasure. And when at length
ns eselesa to speak. 1t was with a ring
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18

o. hateful Irony In That strange,
sonorous voice OF his
Rose" he said sloWly-"my daugh.
teri am told you have today been
guilty OF an act OF disloyalty to me
She said coolly. You had me spied
upon"
Naturally. with every reason to
question your loyalty. had you
watched
She waited significant moment.
then dropped an impassiye monosyl-
liable into the silence "Well?"
You have visited the man Digby.
servant and friend Of the man hate
and you love"
She said without expression: Yes D.
Repeat what passed between you"
i shall not but on one condition"
And that is
Tell me first whether IL was YOU
who sent the rose TO Alan I.aw-and
Iaore. where Judith has been durinx
the last fortnight"
i shall tell you nothing. my child
Repeat'-the resonant voice rang with
inheXible purpose-"repeat what the
man Digby told you"
The girl was silent He endured her
stare FOR a long minute. spark OF
rage kindling to flame the evil old eyes
Ihen his one living member that
had power to serve his iron will. A
hand like the claw OF a bird OF prey.
moved toward a row OF buttons sunk
IN the writing-be OF his desk.
warn you have ways to make
you speak"
WIN quick movement the girl
oeht over and prisoned the bony wrist
IN her strong fingers With her other
nahd' at the same time. she whipped
open an upper drawer OF the desk and
TOOK from 1t revolver which she
placed at a safe distance
To the contrary" she said ouletIv
you VIII remember that the time has
passed when you could have mo mn
lsneu TOT disobedience You will call
NOBODY II Interrupted shan't hesi.
.a'e 70 defend myself. And now'-lay.
ing hold OF the back OF his chair she
moved II some distance from the desk
- you may as we'll be quiet whI,e
hnd for myself what wish to know"
For moment he watched in silence
as she bent over the desk. rummag,ns
us drawers Then with an inurls,ad
gesture OF his left hand. he began TO
curse her gu" ~
She shuddered little as the black
'aths pllstered his thin old Inns dedi.
'a'lng her and all she loved to ain.
niatny and sorrow; but nothing could
stay her In her purpose. He was
'reathless and exhausted when abe
'tralghtened up with an exclamation
u satisfaction, studied intently for a
moment sheaf OF papers. and thrust
mem hastily into her hand bag. togeth.
IT with the revolver.
Then touching the push.button
which released secret and lIttle.used
LOOT without a backward glance abe
,hpped from the room and. closing the
loot securely, within another minute
lad made her way unseen from tho
louse. o'i 'ne
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18
CHAPTER vi.
Disclosures.

In little corner office. soberly fur.
nished. on the topmost floor OF one OF
lower Manhattan's Hottest ofice-tow.
ers. little mouse brown man sat over
big mahogany desk: little man OF
big affairs. sole steward OF one OF
Americas most formidable fortunes.
Precisely at eleven minutes mast
noon tor at the identical instant chos.
en- by Alan Law to catapult over the
edge OF a cliff In northern Maine) the
mnted signal Of the little mans dssk
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18

Pro-
Dodd':
me az
Is nov
ache |
and b
tie la
and |.
may
Dodd.
ever
per I
cine
Nj,
poor
III.
NJ.
ai,oI
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18

foyal SeighbOrs Of America Sunshine Camp No.
tSla,-meets first and third Tuesday evening"
zach month At O'Clock at Eagles hall. Jaud
X Piper. Oracle. Ella Cook. Recorder
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18
ShORI LINE

OREGON SHORT LINE
~ksr No. 49, EAST No. 81
irs Daily E1 Sun. Stations Ar Daily EI-5an.
l;lO a m. HISIDoKA 1910 p. u.
40 a. m krPEKT ll:l5 p. M.
4;l6 p. IN. falls City s:OS a M
4:45 r. III. JEKOHK s:45 a. III
6;lO p. m. WENDELL 8:2O a. m
b:O5 p. m. BIIs- 40 a m
No. 1913 connects at Rupert with
Twin Falls train and al Mfnfdoks
with trains going east.
Train No. 137 connects with train
No. from the east. at Minidoka. Civ
Ing through passengers an opportun-
ity 70 reach points on the branch the
same day.
The Denver star., 1915-05-15

theaters? Do be msed Home Rule Home
Rule in EVERY respect. Don't play with by voting
it. Don't take that chance. Kill it and we know it is
dead Kill platoon system for the emen who oppose
1t only for Negro taxpayers and
Jobs. 1t that bremen will have to split
and three will oe day and three night instead of
FIVE being all the time now.
Cannot see how our crack fire company will de-
itself in efficiency and get kicks where they honor
now The Negro company will benefit by the increase
at all This is solely for the white but pay Will
for increased burdens when others enjoy the bene
fits? Every railroad porter and dining waiter home
less with his family than the hremen who have
full day off every FIVE The railroad take many
chances life and limb do the remen and less
pension fund in of accident. Don't your
selves for enjoy it, Vote No 10 vote otherwise
kill the pride of Five Points, department
When Colorado goes dry in 1910 who all this extra
Iexpense? You will, so kill it.
The Denver star., 1915-05-15
URBAN LEAGUE DIRECTOR
ON BUSINESS TRIP SOUTH
Closer Union Is Purpose Of e. K. Jones'
Visit to Branch Leagues.

New York.-Eugene Kinckle Jones.
the associate director Of the National
League on Urban Conditions Among
Colored People. left this city Friday.
April 80, to make an official visit to
the various organizations affiliated
with the National Urban league in
Richmond. Savannah, Augusta. Attain
tn, Louisville and St Louis.
Mr.. Jones' trip is in furtherance of
one of the plans Of the national scope
of the league. Uplift work is needed
in all large cities of the south. and the
accomplishments of the league In New
York city will serve as an added stm-
ulus to increased activities and effi-
cheney.
The main purpose. however. of the
present trip Of the associate director
is to foster cooperation between the
branch leagues and the various public
and private organizations working in
their respective communities. The city
departments where leagues are organ
lied will be asked to unite with the
branch organizations in all phases OF
social uplift work.
The associate director plans to urge
whenever possible the employment OF
a full time worker to supervise the ac-
uvities of the affiliated organizations
At present several cities have the
services Of a trained supervisor. and
one organization has decided to engage
a director Of work in the fall
Reports from most Of the affiliated
organizations have been encouraging.
Upon the return Of Mr.. Jones the Ma
tional League on Urban Conditions
will issue a bulletin Of the achieve
ments Of the movements In cities other
than New York.
After leaving ST. Louis on the pres
ent trip the associate director will go
to Baltimore to be present at the ma
ional conference Of charities and cor
rection. where he will take part In the
discussion on the methods to be used
in preparing colored men and women
for social work among their people