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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21
CARRY VOICE TO PHoaoGRAPH
Pessibls ~stnod By which TAisin1
Moving Pioturss Nay Be MADE
In tire Future

To produce talking moving pictures
n Ia necessary only 20 record the
voices ~ the actors on phouoEraph
vhlle the scene - being recorded on
thS slim. an exchange says The re
quirsmeut seems simple but thr prob.
lem ls 70 record the talk Without show.
inE tho apparatus 10 the gictuTes
Several phoHographs placed iu az
fercnt POSITIONS ou the F'ag" each
ore in record the Yutces To- sts ueiEa
hatturt stG give separate records
t.,f wset DO collected 78 a tlaElr rec
,.. ar1 frarsfs-rug. '7 order 20 COS.
tr.. 800 fsisiug tt tas p.c'Uru ma
,s.rr htu $40 p.ct4rcs are shrgn. lt
is atncult matter Go time toe taiG
,ns pi;h thc pictufes Ntth this method
Orlando D. ksi,um ~ Los Angeles
has i1,eutsd AB apparatus ~hich on
as3.s each aytlr go telephone to 'he
phoEOsraUh frow sny part 81 the
stage shs telephone transmittOr IL
carried .nvabgy uu tAs chest - thu
s~tsr Two aires Tass 'rnm ths Trans
rljiier aowu an arm 20 his hands llac-
ibr his bend on = table cCrucr or
haldiuE he bach o. = chair connects
him 80 the PhonogrNPh under 'hs
stage
Al urainafy 'eleghone receiver over
the vlbr1uaE aiss frpesis the voice
10 the phobosraph, vhlch records H.
I The tSo uires 'rom the telephone 70
/ cslvsf pass nndor she stage. and
branches from them are rWn % the
I isEs ct chairs. table,. ste 70 supply
| contact terminals fnr the aciors W
/ i0pch Contact plates are also pro
vidcs on the staks aoor IN ths cpeu
spaces tor the actor 10 engage Nitl
I foot tsTniRals.
1hs battery ia placed 10 the under
stage csrcult - that al tas actor car
Iiss is uea' eAt telephone transmit
.rr An6 tbe ltsh,selEat wirss Taii
I sy1ttu delivers al ~ Ghr vntcea q
tas Ferard ard sevas tire w9ih the a.
iioE shlEu uu the alm.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21
NAT MOST IMPORTANT
HAs o,spLseso ssia ~ WON
Ara cao~HiHa GLORY.
k~srssas sigh, Win P,set rsilss
ire Lsss " raslY Fvsss sissso
~ ne ssssss ~ asltkbis
hiliiassy.

n ssed - b. saia that romshs
srowhlnE sisFt ess hef bsff Perhaps
ibsgs have beNn itFes whea ihis $40
trus sheE issnffsst ,rsssss ssfe - .
pssmisu. a. ihsg srfs werh s1sinH
~ ih bFslds shnss lshEth aA6 ibics
ness asFa sahjsft fof savy. hstfsf
Eoa malice amlUE fka%~ whose half
90 set pssEsss thsss sitF,autea
sos aasFs h0~sysf. shsn ~ fsia
ali iha i0sk- ss osn iHto ths smaii.
Ftt possib sDigpass. pa thsm sash
sud fsfffsln thsm ~ith Rrfs 500 ram ~
~omABs sfospios slorr a,ishi lao's
tfsiy - saia ip b. hsF Nat The 10
saytus 10 siin assfa " ii ifHes ~
teatigh 10 the iap0gisHee % tas tfpba-T
afrssloa ~ ths hsad shd emphasizes
the taianesd rotation betwepn raes
ssd heaaGesr
usfy - the superiority ~ tterch
vasaSa IN psitsFs - afess 8iua
ehsupions ~ IBIS ooghsrT are hoEis
hiss 10 lift ttsif solens 0oufBse8Bsiy
"a strFsss tbsif bslisf IN the sspTtn
aey ~ our ASA semen etsa 10 ~.
spsa, ~ ciothsa IoBtinH0gs fAaii
hnains 10 ~ inlniloiaus - goaiina0us
praise uoala b. sna u IL unnecessary
TOE iha Improvement IN thA Au ~
dressing IL - great and - general
IN this touHiFy ftst gYf wofhsn sciuai
" heEia t8 dssam NJ ~ ufestina the pain
fFpm their FFsssh coasias sh3 have
bufps Il fsf 90 ia1s
There 10 s,ill naa astsH ~ ihs sst
sHes ~ cioihss hH~efer. Ia vh'rh ths
French safbass us ~ whigb their sa.
gremsef IA sushsilsnRst That is The
~sY tH ehirb they bat ttvmseiYes
There has been improvement on o1f
eide ~ the saipf Va thts raspec' also
Bat 30 dear there is foom fof iai
mote Ttste are Ros ftweF wamsn
phs keep vsii tied stoand their hat
and. 90 solas uut dan ovsryihins st
rnce. u1nrinr iB tho pias ant p9iilns
dpvu tbs veil 9TH 1atf a pcriHreiary
s.surs - tNa witr.r. ~ Haus ~ aii
II ygu are EulhF to scar yau at
sll yyu mtEht a. cell eat il nu prop.
sHy There IA certain daiY - suci
ety m lnoting as sell as ore can
and ~. meral tesu't " making the
host ~ y"ufsoN physically is on@
whose effect both upoa tnHfsvit Rbi
apop those With shnm Fna rornv ,n
rehtast n - diAeYt 20 orrrsstimaia
~ late vrsfs there have been fr~
'eiis SON iB rsus. by tho saY
French artists have way ~ makiHE
themselves heard ln clothes mAitsfs.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21

Gel v Polk Johnson " l1gisville,
~ho toaght for the CohfeaerNcy rcad
sometAiag IN TIE dispatches from the
froet the other dAy that rvm,uded him
very much ol chat hApPsued ~hen
he sAs ssrVtaE in the western srEny
In tho eva EAR I remember it ~As
wet c,lA rainy ntsht IN the niadle
q winter said the veteran, "~hen a
long. lean chAp tn NY regimeut eEs ~
dered - az an ptckrs DUTY He
,hcaEht tAe situAiion over Tor a MIA
ute ana then hs taru~a 30 tAe ser
soaai ~ho hsa brOggat the message
Yea a. right straight hack ~har yoa
come from. he drAvisA Aad tsi, the
cspn Z Jest nAirhelly cAns % e.
gos a tsstsr from Gtnrai t'rAgz his
uaavnia'. ard As said Eoo1 HsE wAs
gittiR AlmiEtty skeNrcc iu thts here
aruy. an8 tor ne 81 taks god SAro a
uyset
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21

A. tmruc'u tNUrtet haA bf,H boast
inE agsip la tns y.lssy !uN. sass Iou
iuu 1.t iNts
fa'siak W sesrogrovs h. SAID.
N'iA a irsNi ehy my father snyN
yat rgo 40. and "a frlghtvBvj the
y~ovs 80 nu,A mat not uay entered
the reid Aasib fov year
ilt iuoAri tfiamPhsauY sregad his
aud Soce Sarviy that has settled
those cNpnirN sumpkins
Fgi hs was e. meet hts mstch
~rhsts poghlpg retortrd oas farm
sE A neigheor @ mine cuce pat =
scArevroS ipto his t.,,Ato patch and Il
terrified ,hs birds - much that one
rascal ~ = crNN Nhu bad slclea scms
FetA,oes came RsHt dAy and Pat lAsw
bach
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21

without the aeroplane tn its nu-
mer0us torws. the eAv would have
bosn vaFed oh utterly different lircs
al almost over, point FfhFr ths trench
~arfAre Uug'f bsye been indefinitely
prolonged Dr there would have
been aa uorJ'rer' number ,i str
prise altarks. With alternate ascCrssrs
ana defeats sut IS cease less sl.'HrE
% thr halsugr ~ stvaufsEe s1i earn
so uArf mt.lttu. aj trsnFs % ere 'n.
sAgcd. over fronts - unprecedented
leaEths heayru SlgDe kno~s bne the
commanders go ehivt wcBl1 have con.
trollsd their forces or directed their
tActscs iu any future NAr Ro countr2
vlN take the rslt vithoat rveartias
its fourth avn A. us nost precious
Aud Indispensable factor Charles \
Freestou 10 Scrbners Magazine
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21


80 far a. Ne AMOS. NAlileu sas the
trst 90 tTy to verify ,ba sgspici'n
that ughl vas no; really fre~ from
the onBatioEs whtch trammel Ordt-
nAry mets'U IN bis enfeAvor to meas
ure the speed ~ bght GA,ijno sta
iinn ~ tao Observers a oougie ~ miles
apart A. uiEht each armed nth q DARK
iantcTp One ~ them sujlrHly dArk
sG~i his lAn,ern. and the other ~ss
Instructed 70 80 the same. the moment
tia, the hrst ught disappeared Cal.
Oeo rcAsnnei that n ileh, really tnsk
. rnHe time tn ctoss the aistAnce, n
uCuid b. measured rs half toe tuteg
val between the aarksatnE ~ the frs,
chservcss Iantern and the disAppS&y'
saoa 3i no ssct4lA ught frsm ais case.
fae aCglr'vai AS pertsctly soun4
ba, - the time IN question ~as about
euoefiv thGsssDAth part ef 4 secona,
Il - 10 vonaeF thai tho observer
rApsd Ia artNct Il Net q - 90 z
4a,yt similar plan that all tbs Doaern
experimental 3siergRaliaus ~ sAe
. sgfed ui Hgst have been made.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21

A little wirs us, to a. suy a,sh that
Aelda apwerp gives the dAa vice rns
ssollltles fot eiiA thit oct a Hat ditA
can ee rsAAc % oei9 tail aoVcrs zut
a nv rossys car ee ErascsaiJ Ar
tauEed 10 eide 5isa.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21

and they otlrci s'vuuoHs't tn v~t's
Tho euw,u aptw to kuur tou a. krsl
ia perhvt trim Wlthvut Ihem 81 10
almost p,ty that iNeY have bsea so
sensTailf disvafdr3, ~ u is a ghAtr,
iuE stady 60 SAtth = FAI'stan adjust
eve ahe does u with tNe ensrrs ~
aa artist and The insight ~ ghlios
~phsg The lire acuoss the face c0rvs
Al The rsycholosioai fotn, " there "a
y pattern u y arranged 90 the best ~
vantage. SAe aess pot allov srat
~ aoNcr ~ tAs acslEa 20 otlitsfa;s
the TO u her nose cr maka the mouth
lo.nh lopsldua ~ chsrare her eyea
,tngyftshI uiA b. ths My.'laFs NsxsrA
p=r Syntt stsh
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21

rassels ars ealhins In tAscr Thsy
appear ia al sorts ~ material siIs.
catiep, ~col metal ihrNaa, etc some
,lmes eat enc " t~a ~ii ada the ds
siroa tmAftpess "a frook and again
thsy are beautifully struAG aFoh vaTt
eUs parts " the rcSn
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-08-21
orn Rss- 70, o.. rh.saA,

Thefes No use NJ desy Eir1 vca
cAnN ~ 6aFpy sIth thAt yogHE rnaa
90 tsc thousani vvar Bat para.
~hsiher I'm hsPp' 10y aot .iIfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

A. \. Mopronsy and A. X, spriggA
The clerks In said precinct shall be!
Kern Stephenson and Y. NJ, Hughes.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO
THkE 90 OF WARD NO. THREE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05
TO TRADE.

FARM TO trade for city properly
!. A. Bruniff. IA Zeigler Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05
PERSONAL.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

SPEClAIS--sl450 buys Groom mod
ern bungalow, s-room modern resi-.
dence for $l475. Good terms. Owner
Wal. 558S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

THE voter will Indicate his
prcference BY stnmplng In the
sousre In front Of the word yes
The cfficers above designated shall act
as counters, and certify the result to
the county election board. who shall can
vase tie returns as In case OF regular
All psrsons who are qualified property
tar -payihs votsrs of ssid city within the
requlrsnsnts o. section Twenty seven, Of
ArtIcls Tsn, II the Constitution OF the
stats cf oklahcna. shall be entitled to
vote at said slsction.
A "gusiifisd talpayiss voter" as used
In section n. of Article 10 Of the Consti
tuition Of the ststs of 0klshems, IL defin.
e e Ss IN, ~. ase q 'sG K. . s.dsF y 3,
lahorna, who has actually paid taxes on
property within such city or town, and
who. has q legal tar receipt therefor dated
within twelve months prior to such elec.
tion A.Qs N
Al electors. who have seouired tiis
right o. suffrage sincs the last preceding
date On which the ryFisttaticn book
mitted 10 vote By making affidavit chow
ing their qualifications Ia such respect
provided, that they also posssss the tas
payers qualification above sst forth.
Except As provided IN the next preced
ing paragraph all voters before yotin,
apon said proposition must exhibit 10 IN,
Judges Of said election the required tan
receipt. above msntioned. and also tb,
regular eerttfiests Of registration, shcs
ing qualifications otherwise "A an elector
GIVEN under my hand snd the seal a
The CITY of Oklahoma City stats uf on
ahoma, this 10th day Of Dscenbef, :. Il.
1914. aH
WHIT NJ. en- Ant, Mayor
! l. cHowNrNo. CITY clark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

A. y. Monroney and A. r. spriggG
The clerks In said precinct shall be-
Kern Stephenson and Y. N. Hughes
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT No
THks 90 OF WARD NO. THREE
Shall bs composed Of regular voting pre-
cincts THREE and Four, Of ward Three, of
said city, as established by the County
Election Board OF said County. The vot
ing place thereof shall be az Drug Store
corner sixth (eth) and Ollie Avenue The
judges In said precinct shall be:
r. 4. Crawford and n. G. Stentz.
The clerks In said precinct shall be:
J. N. Phillips and George Morse.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO.
FouR ~, or WARD NO. THREE
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-.
cincts Eight, Nine and Ten, Of Ward
Three, Of said city, as established by the
County Election Board Of said County.
The voting place thereof shall be at the
County Court House. The Judges in said
precinct shall be-
Elliott Alton and Geo. ". Cooper
The clerks In said precinct shall be;
A. W Hastings and James =, Devine.
SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO.
ONE ~. or WARD NO. FOUR W"
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-.
cinets One, Two. Three and -Four. Of
Ward Four, Of said city, as established
by the County Election Board Of said
| County. The voting place thereof shall be
at corner Of Chickasaw and Hudson
Streets. The judges In said precinct shall
be;
The clerks In said precinct shall be;
c. W. Hubycka and ]. 8. Coates.
rWO (9, OF WARD NO. FOUR C)"
Shall be composed Of regular voting pre-.
cincts Five, Six, Seven and Eight oi
Ward Four. OF said city, as established
by the County Election Board Of nid
County The voting place thereof shall bs
at the City Fire Station, n" and Harvey
Streets. Capitol Hnl The judges In said
Chss. &. Harrison and " r. Gallon.
The clerks In said precinct shall be:
The ballots to he used at said rlectio,
shall be substantially In the following
form;
shall The City Of oklahomI
City, Oklahoma County, State q
Oklahoma, incur an Indebtedness b,
issuing negotiable coupon bonds Ii
the aggregate amount Of Tw,
Hundred and Forty Thousan,
(s2t0, 0,00000D Dollars, for the pur
pose OF purchasing and acqulrinl
suitable grounds and real estate
and to establish thereon goo
and sufficient lake or reseryoi
fet the purpose sf procuring an
providing an adequate and perma
! nent supply Of water for said cit
and Its inhabitants aud also t
connect the same with the presen
! existing water works plant, In
) cluding all machinery and sur
pliea necessary for the prope
! construction of the same, 10 b
devoted TO the public use and /
be owned exclusively By the sal
city and the levying and cole,
. tion OF an annual tar rufficier
TO nav the interest upon sal
bonds as II falls due. and als
10 constitute sinking fund fo
the payment Of the principi
. thereof within twenty-five ~
J, years from their date; said bond
y 10 bear interest at rate not
1. excced five per centumf per an
\ mum, payable semi annuallyF
Yes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

Said proposition az above set Iotth WI
be placed upon the ballots 70 pe useo NJ
osition and question to be voted upon at
said election. -.
The polls shall be opened At the hour
OF Twelve (12) O'Clock noon. OF said day
and shall be closed at the hour OF eight
(sl o'clock in the evening thereof. -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

AoaEA0E.
rs>>~s>>>>>>>>> ~~~>se'>S>>>>>'>>~,>>
| ron SALE OR TRADE. 100 acres
ped land, IN Roger ANls county,
- <500 will handle. Write for par
oalars w. w. Peterson, Strong City,
klahoina.
pQR RnNT-2 acres, one half block
~ nSno Interurban, suitable for
ack erowins, sIb per year. Csll W.
- ACRns, Roger Mills county, all
y Dram; y milss west Of Cheyenne.
" ~ acre; easy terms, or win
~ for Okiahoms City property. Dr.
= rlelan. sot colccrd Bidse Ok
he1nA o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

PHONE P.B.x.-ss and place your
want ad now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

FEED BONE MEAL tooyour chick.
ems. keep them healthy; make them
lay. For sale by W. II. Butcher, 410
W. And. We deliver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

off the stage as gracefully AZ he can.
leaps into his auto. and hastens on a.
a part OF the district where be Is moi
20 well known.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05
LOST AND POUND.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-~>>r~~~~~<>>-~~~s ~~~S>~~>s~.~~~-~S~.
AuDgToRIuM sssHEs.. ssaHEs

LUMBER cheap, wrecking building,
Robinson and b st., Capitol Hill. Okla
bona City House wrecking workA
300 y. Walker EFM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION

70, ~, N, 20. 81, 1914, Jan. z, A. o, o.
7. s. o. IL. IL. Is. IA. iolbl
WHEREAS, on the stb day OF Decsm
ber, 1914, nj regular nesting Of the
Board of Commissioners 0f The CITY OF
Oklahoma City. OF the state Of Oklahoma.
there was duly adopted by said Board a
ccs,nir resolution. whereby the Mayor Of
snld The city Of oklahoma City was
therein Lld thereby authorized and al
reCted 10 call q special election In said
city for the purpose OF submitting 20
the qualified property tai paying voters
Of said city the following proposition. to.
Wit;
"The proposition Of issuing ne.
Rotiable coupon bonds Of The
City of Oklahoma CITY, Oklaho.
ma County State Of Oklahoma.
In the aggregate sum Of Two
Huudred and Forty Thousand
(S2lO,0OO OOD Dollars, for the pur.
u 50 OF purchasing and acquiring
sdtable grounds and real state.
fhd TO establish thereon good
and sufficient lake or reservoir
for the purpose Of procuring nnd
providing an adequate aud per
mAnent supply Of water for said
city aud its inhabitants, and also
to connect the same with the
present existing water works
plant. including all machinery
aud supplies necessary for the
proper construction Of the same
10 be devoted TO the public use.
aud to be owned exclusively by
the Said city and the lsvying and
collection Of an annual tar sum
Client TO pay the interest upon said
bonds M Il falls due, and also 10
constitute sinking fund for the
payment OF the principal there
Of within twenty five (25l years
from their date; said bonds 10
bear interest at a rate not 10
exceed five per centum per IN
NUN payable sem. i.annually'
NOW, THEREFORE,, by Writ ie OF ihs
authority vested In me br the ronkitu-
tior and laws Of the State Of Oklahnaa,
and by the charter Of The City NJ Okla-
hoIna city, and pursuant to sal ~ reSolu-
ticA ! hereby proclaim and Civ public
ut ticc that special election J.. LcitrY
called, to be held In said The city Of
Oklahoma CITY. state OF Oklahoma, on
the 18th day OF January, 1918, for the
purpose OF submitting TO the qualified
property taxpsying voters Of said city the
= N.s. 10 aftN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY.

FOR SALE-Two incubators, 200
eggs each. Cali at a8i5 W. 2sth ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

FOR sALE--19lS twin Harley Day
ldson $135 1910 Excelsior. single $06
28.inch wheel Harley Davidson s65
4 h. .. Racycle 500, All on easy pay
ments, ia West End st.. Oklahoma
City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-05

shsiI be composed OF regular voting pre-
cinets one. Two and Three, Of Ward One
OF said city, as established b. the ccun'
~ election board Of said County. The
voting place thereof shall BE- at city
Fire ttation at corner Of 7ist street and
western Avenue The Judges In said pre-
cinct shall be;
ID. 6. Patterson and Fl A. Douglas
The clerks In said precinct shall bel
p. n. Heinrich and c, U. Connellee
The Denver star., 1915-09-11

spends much of his idle. time in dig
ging out information. He is regarded
today as one Of the best posted Young
men in the state.
Serve" has been his motto. and he
has never lost an opportunity to serve
his people or any one needing his
service. He is Christian, has been
since small boy, and has been active
both in church and Sunday school.
His main forte has been with the young
people. They have recognized his
worth by placing him at the head OF
their convention. where he could rem
der good service.
The First African Baptist church of
Tuscaloosa knows his worth because
he has for almost quarter Of n cen
fury been at the head Of the Sunday
school as superintendent. rendering
good service. They have we'll or
ganized Sunday school. due to his
work. Then. too, he has been organ
list of the church for nearly twenty
years and is considered one of the best
pipe organ men in the south
Professor Barnes is considered mu-
sical genius in Alabama. His talent
has been used for the development OF
his young people. He Is serving his
church and his race, placing the racial
needs first
In everything that tends to develop
and u2lift the race this young man
takes an active part. He is connected
with nun Der OF fraternal societies
and benevolent organizations and IS
active in them all.
During the summer. while not I'm the
schOolrOom, he devotes his time to the
insurance business. being connected
with the Union Central Relief compa-
ny Of Birmingham. He is kept busy
all the time. He Is manager Of the
Tuscaloosa office.
Many honors have been given him
In his state and his native home. Two
years ago Selma university recognized
his worth in the literary world by con-
ferring on him the degree Of master
Of arts. one well merited by the young
educator.
The First African Baptist church IL.
indeed. large church. Professor
Barnes Is one OF the trustees and was
chairman Of the building committee
when a structure at cost of 325. 900
was erected by them. Not only II he
the secretary Of the trustee board
and financial secretary Of the church.
but be is one Of the deacons as well.
In fact. he ID in everything that means
progress fer that church and his pso-
pie. He has assisted large nuabeg
Of young people through school.
The Denver star., 1915-09-11
ACTIVE CAREER7OF
NOTED EDUCATOR
How Professor B. Il. Barnes
Has Benefited His Race.
FRIEND OF YOUNG FOLKS.

Native Son of Tuscaloosa, Ala, Is Al
ways Eager to Serve His comr AIDES.
One Of the Best Posted Men In His
stats-cioss Student and Musical
Genius.
Tuscaloosa. Ala.-Sixteen years pres
ident Of the State Baptist Young Peo-
pies union convention Of Alabama and
fifteen years teacher in the public
school of Tuscaloosa, Ala, Is the record
Of Professor Benjamin II. Barnes, A.
NJ, one of the most noted educators in
the south and man Of rare ability
In the case Of Professor Barnes mer-
it alone has been his guide and the
cause of his promotion from time to
time and has placed him in the front
rank among the young people in this
section of the country. He has made
his way in his own home town because
it was in this place where he was born
and it was here where he got his foun-
dation for an education, and he owes
much Of his inspiration and progress
to his father, Professor jeremiah
Barnes. one of the Oldest educators in
the south and who has been principal
Of the school here for many years.
That is, Professor Barnes started the
educational work among the people in
this section of the country. and, while
he was not principal of the school at
the opening. yet he has held that posi-
tion for twenty-five years, and he had
much to do with the laying of the ed
ucational foundation for his worthy
son.
He has taken work from the Univer-
sity of Chicago through correspond
ence and has fine library. where he
The Denver star., 1915-09-11
YOUR COUGH CAN BE STOPPED.

Using care to avoid draughts, ex-
posurc. sudden changes, and taking a
treatment of Lr. Kings New Discov-
cry, will positively relieve, and in
time will surely rid you of your
Cough. The first dose soothes the
irritation, checks your Cough, which
'slpps,in' short time. DIR. Kings New
Discovery has been used successfully
for As years and is guaranteed to
cure you. Money back IL it fails. Get
a bottle from your Druggist; it costs
only a little and will help you SO
much.
The Denver star., 1915-09-11

FOR RENT-3, Six room apart
ments. Cor. 23rd and Ogden. The
most complete of anything yet offer
ed our people in g modern house. Call
Champa ass, The Colored American
( ioan & Realty Co. 1927 21st st.
8-28:4t
The Denver star., 1915-09-11

FOR RENT-A nice Groom unfur-
n;shed apartment in modern home,
good neighborhood, near 23rd and
Washington AYES. Phone York 453S.
At home after six and on Sundays.
S-21-15
The Denver star., 1915-09-11

TIE STAR Is THE ONLY NEGRO
AEpltOlScAM u e W . p AP e r IN
Goa nAAOO. tT HAS MORE MEAD
00e THAN AL OTHER Ne0WO
VegWDPAVEN1 COMBINED.
The Denver star., 1915-09-11

FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms
al good locality, convenient for work
aug girls. on Capitol Hill. S37 Broad
ray 8-14-4t
The Denver star., 1915-09-11

FOR RENT-F'urnisned rooms in
modern house, 2209 Welton St, on 3
car lines. Rates reasonable. Mrs
Clara Mays. Main 1851. Call after Z
nm, 7-24tf