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Willie Gordon won the Baxter mile
race from Abel Kiviat at the New
York Athletic Club games last winter.
He has record OF .42l for the mile,
Louis has run the half mile in 1.57,
and Freeland has record of 4.23
Cor the mile.
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party Saturday and the little toss
had a great time. also nice refresh
ments were served.
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Willis Freeland and family visited
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Miss Doolittle, county superintend-
ent visited with home folks last
Sunday.
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County Commissioner George ".
Sloan attended his first board meet
ing on Monday last and assumed the
duties like an old timer. George WIS
offered the chairmanshiD of the
board and refused it. Jack Langston
of Guthrie was elected chairman.
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PRESENT ONE COUPON
CONTENTS

Portrais pf-European Rulers
Army Strength of European Ma
tions
Naval Strength, Men and Yes
sells
. Aerial Fleets, DiriglbIes and
AeropIanes
Chronicle of Nations Involved
Triple Alliance and Triple En-
tente
Hague international Peace Con-
ference
Capitals of Europe
Population European Countries
National Debts of Europe
European Coin Values
Area Of European Countries
Distance Between Principal
Cities
Decisive BATTLES Of Past Cen
tury
Charts of Capitals and Naval
Strategic Points
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HELPING THE UNEMPLOYED.
Work of National League on Urban
Conditions In New York.

Work of National League on Urban
Conditions In New York.
New York. The National League on
Urban Conditions Among Colored
People has since Feb. 10 been con-
ducting for the mayors unemployment
committee shop for unemployed col
ored men ut st. Philips Protestant
Episcopal church. 210 West One Hun
dred and Thirty-fourth street. The
shop started with forty-four men, and
by Feb. 10 the number had increased
to 305.
The unemployed among the colored
people In this city can be judged by
the fact that. although this shop has
not been advertised through the local
press, more than sixty men were turn
ed away after the shop had been in
operation nine days on account of lack
Of room.
The men roll bandages and make
surgical dressings. The product is do
mated to the Lincoln hospital and 9th
err hospitals in the city handling the
largest number of patients The
league is thinking Of donating some of
the product also to the hospitals in
some of the southern cities and at
Tuskegee ond Hampton institutes.
The men receive so cents for the
time between 10. and O'Clock and are
given their luncheon free. This lunch
con consists of sandwiches and cof-
fee Before the hour of 10 and after
O'Clock the men are expected to look
for employment. Married men with
families are given the preference.
Judge Ebert H. Gary, chairman of
the mayors unemployment commit
tee; NIr Henry Bruere. city chamber
Charlotte NJ BOYD. chairman of the
committee OH shops for unemployed
men. visited the workshop and ex
pressed themselves aS being highly
pleased viii its management and the
spirit IF tn mca
The ports from this workshop are
declal t, he tlle cIearest and most
complete. and the work turned out BY
the nen has been declared by one OF
New forks largest hospitals to be the
most nearly p ffec among the band
| ages, and dressings received from the
various shops III the city. The shop Is
| under the supervision of Miss Louise
| r. Iatimer anl Mrs. Cora l.. Win
ston, graduate of Lincoln hospital
| is in charge Of the bandage rolling
St rhilip's Protestant Episcopal
church is donating the use of its Sun
| day school rooms for the workshop.
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Harmony abounds on every hand
The poor of the church are looked
after, as well as the wayward ones OF
the street.
Rev. Reeds last contribution on be-
half of the race is his little booklet
entitled Segregation and Jim-crow-
'Ioqlnp
oqi o, Sc Hem Sc e5pI 9ql o. l!psIo
e s! Yooq sqI puo ol Su!uWS9q
tuoII slopJ suIeluoo 4ooq sqL 'uo!l
-BSeISas 20 uonssnb p9sIdssp qonm
eql 6ueonoeId pue AIIeoylus!os qloq
slpoI1 II ~,aogI 9ql. 10 I9qm9W AIsAs
6q prsI 90 pInoqs qo!qm eInleislH
10 so9!d e s! !! AInIL ..'lsoqD Wsl
was observed Mr.. Reed was the on
ly colored speaker out OF the three
who spoke on that occasion, and he
easily carried away the honors.
As pastor of the Second Baptist
CHI. rch, Mr.. Reed has proved himself
to be skillful manager. The church
~kas increased by leaps and bounds.
so that it attracted the attention of
the. number of white people who at
tended, and when they celebrate
Washington-Linco anniversary on
February %, Mr.. Reed was invited to
deliver the principal address on the
life of Lincoln, which he did with
credit to the race and to the delighted
satisfaction of the white people, un-
der whose ausDices the celebration
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her citizens chief ext r--,,
Whereas, lit IS necessaf
present progress Of the city shail -
tinue uninterrupted and her present
prestige shall be maintained without
imparing the best interests Of the
people, and
Whereas, 1t is vital that the man
who is selected for this Office shall be
man of exceptional ability, as well
as of wide business experience and
personal probity, and
Whereas, 1t is the belief of this
League that the Hon. Frank w. Bill
ger is that man; New, therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Woman's Mn-
nicipal League of Oakland hereby en-
dorse the candidacy of Hon. Frank
w. Bilger for mayor of the City OF
Oakland, and
"Resoived, That this League bend
its every effort toward his election
Among the 1000 names signed to
Bilger's nominating petition are many
of the best known business and pro-
fessionals men and women and labor
leaders in the city. Only ESQ names
were required and the majority OF
signers signed voluntarily.
Dave Logan who shot and killed
John Brooks in West Oakland on the.
night Of December 8. 1914, was-srfl-
fenced to life imprisonment by Judge
Wells in Dept of the Superior
Court on Wednesday, March II. He
will be confined at the San Quentin
Prison. His attorneys, Judge A. F.
Frick Of Oakland, and Oscar Hudson
of San Francisco have appealed his
case.
The newly organized association Of
Past Chief Companions, Ancient Or
der of Foresters, held very spirited
meeting at the residence of Mrs. De
Lotte on March IL.
This is the second meeting OF these
Companions of the Forest, and the
new organization looks promising
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SOME FEATURES OF HEAL tn
WEEK, BEGINNING MARCH q
National Negro Business League Sus
sests Starting ButtermiIk Clubs.

One of the results of the nationa'
Negro health week. which is to b,
obseE.ed from March u to p, will b.
a wider ant broader knowledge of ma
lures greatest heath beverage, butter
milk. Physit ;ans rained nurses, drug
stores and a.. los al organizations are
going TO dev ote some of their time
during health Y ,el; TO educating the
race concey1iing ne benefits TO be de
rived from thu .eaniar use of this de
lightful food fig.l.
We are &C NJ to have buttermilL
clubs ~ .~ri lie south, and the mem
bers are soin. to pledge themselves
to drint butt. rn 'lk instead Of beer
near beer and bottles OF pop" Dur
Ing the Eri INNER months grocery
stores, drug ; rez nd cafei VIII &eeI
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Mayor Of Oakland

The candidacy of Frank w Bilger
for mayor of Oakland at the primary
election on April 20, is being general
ly endorsed by organizations of vot-
ers in all sections Of the city. The
Woman's Municipal League, one of
the largest organizations of its kind
in the city, has passed strong resolu-
tons of endorsement. Bilger has the
general approval of the women voters
and in the past week spoke at nearly
twenty neighborhood meetings to
large and enthusiastic audiences.
The endorsement of the Woman 81
Municipal League are as follows:
Whereas, The City of Oakland isl
now upon the eve of great municipal
election, wher it becomes incumbent
i pon the people to select from among
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ST. AUGUSTINE'S MISSION.

Services the past Lords Day were
very we'll attended. Especially not
able was the congregation assembled
at night to hear Dean Hodkins. who
were greatly impressed.
Complete returns on the rally are
expected this Sunday as repairs are
already started.
At morning service Father Wallace
will speak on Moving Pictures" with
special reference to the pernicious
"Clansman'
The annual Quilt Day will be OBJ
served Friday the 10th inst, beginning
at o:30 a. m, with Father Gee con-
Quoting
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SOCIETY
LOCAL BRIEFS

The United Hall Association will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the 18th street church on Wednesday
evening, March "a, when all share
holders and directors are expected to
be present. A proposition for the
purchase of sight will be presented
at the meeting, therefore all those de-
string to have voice in the selection
of the sight should be present.
Madame E. Azalia Hackley, Miss
Eva B. Jones, Mrs. Ella Beans, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Johnson were
guests Of Capt. Walter H. Loving at
dinner Monday evening.
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Sacramento, Cal, March 10. 1915

Sacramento, Cal, March 10, 1915
The race in California are this week
going on record as opposed to any
class Of public school segregation,
whether it be Of the easy-snap charit-
able order, or Of the order that two
years ago threatened the colored race
in California. Rev j. H. S. Redd,
now pastoring at Marysville, came in
to the Capitol today with ringing res
olutions Of protest against the appro-
priation for the Allensworth Poly
technic Institute. These resolutions
were passed in an open meeting of
nearly every colored citizen of Marys-
Vile. Copies Of the resolution were
placed.in the hands of both the As
sembly and Senate committees hand
ling these bills. The Equal Rights
League Of San Francisco has dele
CATION over here to go before the
Senate committee on education to
protest against what Attorney 0.
Hudson Of the visiting committee
styles an opening wedge for race
segregation -a54<this state,
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Occidental Lodge No. 24S4, G. u.
o. of o. F., will observe Pteer Ogden
day Tuesday evening. March 23rd, at
Foresters Hall. After a splendid
program, OF which both Odd Fellows
and Ruths will participate, the broth
ers will usher the invited sisters to
the banquet hall, where they will be
served with sumphtuous banquet.
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Keep off the date of Thursday, May
~ Taken by Household OF Ruth,
No, 45S. Particulars later. !.
A committee from Knaresborough II
Circle met at the residence OF Mrs.
Orinda Gordon on Monday evening
the 18th, to formulate plans for a
social. A whist tournament was oe-
cided upon and the prizes Will De
both useful and beautiful. Alter the
business ef the evening was concluded
Mrs. Gordon served delicious repas'
and the committee disbursed comb
dent that Mrs. Gordon will make an
efficient chairman.
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MRS. GEORGE GORDON TO
MANAGE ENTERTAINMENTS.

Beginning in April there will be
given a series of entertainments for
Knaresborough Circle. As Mrs. Cor
don has unique way OF disposing OF
tickets we predict that quite SUM
will be realized for these monthly en-
tainments and whist tournaments.
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Madame Azalia E Hockey will ap-
pear at the. First A. NJ. E. Zion
cisco, Monday evening, March 22nd.
Admission rs cents Madame Hook
ley needs no introduction. She has
appeared before the royalties of Eu-
rope and the elite of America.
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Have you been to Foresters' new
hall since it has been remodeledf
Well, Mizpah Temple invites you
there April 5th to their Easter ball, .
Remember the most fashionable ball
of the season is the Easter ball.
There will be gate prizes at Mizpah
Temples Easter ball.
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You will miss the treat of your life
if you fail TO be present at the con-
cert of Madam E. Azalia Hackley at
the A. M. Z. church, Geary and Web
ster street, San Francisco, Monday
evening, February p, 1915.
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The Dunbar Literary Society which
was organized in the month of Sep
tember last year is still alive and is
proving itself worthy institution.
Since its organization it has accom-
plished a number of good things for
the race in this city. Mr.. D. w.
Boyden, backed by the two live and
energetic pastors of the city, in the
persons of Rev G. w. Reed, of the
Second Baptist Church, and Rev. ].
A. Duncan of the A. M. E. church,
are doing things that shall live in the
memory of the people of the race for
years to come.
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The Brotherhood Banquet held last
Monday evening was splendid sue.
cess. Major John R. Lynch delivered
the principal address which was high
ly enjoyed by all who heard him,
Mr. Z. Smyth Jones read several po-
etic numbers Of which he is the au-
thor. They were fine and very catchy
selections. He was roundly applaud
ed
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Madam f. Azalia Hackley, Miss Z.
B. Jones, Mrs. Ella Beans and Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Johnson were guests
at dinner Of Captain Walter H. Low
ing Monday evening.
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Mrs. O. Harland. President.
homas, Secretary,

Mrs. K. hOmas, SECRETARY.
The funeral Of Samuel Hawkins
was held Monday from the parlors of
J. Il. Henderson, Telegraph avenue
and Twenty third Street. He leaves
a loving mother. Mrs. Ella Hawkins
a sister, Mrs. Maggie Payne; two
brothers, Harry and Lewis Hawkins.
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Regular services will be held Sum
day morning and evening as usual at
the "a. M. E. Zion church. .

Mrs. +. Bridges entertained We'd
nesday from to o'clock compliment
tary to Mesdames d. Jones. L: Harri-
son and p Bonneler.
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Mrs. L. ]. Peck was able to attend
church Sunday for the FIRST time in
three months, having been confined to
her home with very bad sprained
ankle.
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The choir Of Zion in San Francioco,
under the management of Miss Eva
Iones will render a most excellent
Easter musical service, on Easter
Sunday. The program will appear
late. The Missionaries and Sunday
departments will hold their Easter
exercises Easter Sunday at p. m
Miss Nettie Matthews will have
charge Of the musical program tor
this occasion.
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Madame Haekley is nnquestionably
the finest singer Of which our race
-can pride itself today. All of Oak
land, Berkeley, Alameda and San
Francisco will assemble at the Zion
Church in San Francisco next Mon
day evening to hear this wonderful
singer and demonstrators.
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At the April primaries the of John Geder candidate for
will appear the ballot John Gelder is the
type who has for been fighting for those things which
Of all the city OF Oakland
with the type OF individuals called politicians
he has always been free lance and at all times and
does speakou his mind public ques
will find him playing the gallery OF popular SEN
appears be popular sentiment This the kind
for the affairs city He large taxpayer and
has lived in the city for thirty years.
He member of aterna orders and liberal minded
affecting the people generally lie past president
Trades Alameda County and has received the
dosemen of Central Labor Council of this county.
His Assemblyman George Geder and after the session
the Legislature will Oakland and take th stump tor
his
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Rev. Allen Newman and Attorney
Grasty Of San Francisco will be lead
ing features on the program
Mr.. Chas. Strother will render a
violin selection
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Mr.. Wiley Kinds has returned
home after spending two months with
his son and family on the Farmers
vile ranch
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Occidental Lodge No. 2484 G. Y. O..
o. F. will celebrate Peter Ogden Day
at their meeting in Foresters Hall
next Tuesday evening, March %. An
elaborate program has been arranged,
and refreshments will be served.
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Keep off the date of April l4th, TAX
en- by the Parochial Chapter of ST
Augustine Mission
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Don't forget, everybody will go and
pav the fee Of the National Associa-
tons Concert. 1t means to fight seq
regation of Negroes in this country.
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The Imperial Art and Literary Club
will meet Tuesday, March %. at the
residence Of Mrs. ]. w Ferguson. 1888
22nd street
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ST. PAUL'S MISSION.

Father Gee was the preacher at
the weekly Tuesday night service. It
is hoped to have special preacher
this Tuesday night
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Everybody will be present at the
Jewel City Ball, to do honor to the
young lady who named the Fair. She
will be there May IA. iei5.
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All hail! Madame E. Azalia Hack
ley, the renowned artist in music and
song, will appear next Monday even
ing, March 22nd.
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The Second Baptist Church i, rap
idly progressing. There were four
new joiners a few Sundays ago, and
several sinners came forward on last
Sunday and gave their hand asking
for praycf. The Pastor, Rev. G. w.
Reed is preaching a series of SER
mons on the Letters to the Seven
Churches OF Asia" The church is
looking forward to making extensive
improvements in the near future.
Deacon ]. H Burrows, who served
the Sunday school of the second Bap-
tist church for twenty-five years was
awarded gold media. the same was
appropriately presented by the pastor.
A collation. was served in his honor
by the Sunday school after the cere-
mony.
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Easter millinery at popular prices.
1906 Adeline street.
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Wait for Knaresborough Circles
whist tournament, Tuesday, April Il.
Particulars later. ~,
Mrs. Henderson Of Seattle, Wash
;noton. Is visiting Mrs. Geo. Gordon
III 9th street. Mrs, Henderson con.
templates quite a stay in our midst
II order to do the Exposition.
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Mr.. Abe Strather Of 10ll Both street
is i'll at his home
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National Associations Grand Con
cert. Starr King Hail. Buy ticket
for two.
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Mr. Abe Strather is very sick at his
home on 36th street.
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Mr.. ]. NJ Bridges made flying
business trip to Sacramento Tuesday.
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Keep off the date of May IA, 1915
taken by the Jewel City-Ball.
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Where are you going? Why, tc
the Jewel City Ball, May IA, 1915.
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The National Association for the
Advancement Of the Colored People,
Los Angeles Branch, of which that
astute and fearless race man, DR. ].
Alexander Summervilie is the inspir-
ing genius, has a resolution here
which is a model for forceful brevity,
as perusal of the subioined will
show:
Whereas, On the 18th day of jan
uary, in the year of our Lord 1915,
there was introduced in the Legisla-
ture of the State of California, by
Hon. Fred c. Scott, Assembly Bill
No. POO, the same being an act to es-
tablish the Allensworth Polytechnic
Institute in the county of Tulare, and
making an appropriation therefor,
and now under consideration by that
honorable body; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the National As
sociation for the Advancement of the
oClored People, Los Angeles Branch,
opposes and expresses its disapproval
Of such bill"
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Mrs. v. "A. Dewson. mother OF Mrs.
r ". Bridges. was taken TO San
Francisco last week to spend month
with her daughter Mrs. Hogan
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NORTH OAKLAND BAPTIST
CHURCH.

Twenty-ninth street, near San Pab-
10 avenue DR. G. c. Coleman, pastor,
The grim monster, Death, has been
busy among our people Pastor Cole
man preached the funeral of one of
our latest baptized young women in
the person of Mrs. Beatrice Moore,
the wife of Mr.. Richard H. Moore,
on last Thursday morning at ten
O'Clock from the undertaking parlors
of Mr. J. E. Henderson. All that
could be done was done and Mrs.
Moore was laid TO rest among bloom
ing flowers irf Evergreen. There are
two other deaths whose funeral Pas
tor Coleman will preach this week.
To all those who mourn for their
loved ones we commend to our Heav-
enly Father who doeth all things
we'll
This coming Sunday will be the big
gest day in North Oakland's history.
The men of the church will shine in
all their glory Great things await
those who come A new dress is be-
ing put on the church inside.
The Women's Missionary Societies
around the bay met in an afternoon
meeting in our church with Mrs.
Helen Jones presiding. They held a
great session Many visiting ladies
were present.
Don't fail to attend the Whist
Tournament on April 27, 1915. at
Foresters' Hall, Clay and 18th streets.
Come and bring some one else. Prizes
will be given Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. O. Gordan, chairman. Mrs. r,
Bridges, secretary.
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Success of Mississippi Women's Clubs.

Success of Mississippi Women's Clubs.
After twelve years persistent work
the Federation of Colored Women's
Clubs of Missouri has secured a state
legislature recommendation of nearly
$4,000 for the completion and mainte-
nance of state industrial home for
wayward colored girls. Mrs. Ida A.
Walker is president Of the state fed
Grafton.
in this office. Visitors may have their
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the County OF Alameda, State OF
California.
In the matter of the Estate of
STANISLAW DZIUBA, Deceased.
Notice OF time set for proving will,
etc.
Notice is hereby given, that a pc
tition for the probate OF the will of
Stanislaw Dziuba, deceased. and for
the issuance to Ludwika Dziuba of
letters testamentary thereon has been
filed in this Court, and that Monday,
the 5th day of April, A. d. 1915, at
10 O'Clock A. M. of said day, at the
Courtroom of Department No. 4 o
said Court, at the Court House in the
City of Oakland, in said County Of
Alameda, has been set for the hearing
of said petition and proving the will,
when and where any person interest
cd may appear and contest the same.
Dated, March 18th, 1915.
GEO. E. GROSS, Clerk.
by II. HENNINGSEN,
Deputy Clerk,
GEO. INGRAHAM, Attorney for
Petitioner, 812 Broadway, Oakland,
Cal.
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Useful Book on Business Enterprises.

C. Fl. Watson of Charlotte. N. c.. has
published study of the coIored people
of Charlotte city. The book il neatly
done and contains statistical study
OF Negro business enterprises. together
with a hundred cuts of residents and
residences
and Room Renting Agency
Walter A. Butler Co.
Isl Kearny ST., Room 308, S. F.
Phone Douglas 582 List your rooms
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mail addressed and make their head
quarters here while in the city.
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in this office. Visitors may have their