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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
85t ppn gerlifinsens eiierne Samb.

Got BON 9erIifinsens .eiierne
San6" lit ntdt nur cine ber befann-
teiten @riasbdnbe, Die je angefertiet
norben iinb, icnberr fie lit aud, me.
nigitens fir iene Belt, cine BET bon.
fommeniten, man fam lie mobl NIT
ben fltnitpoaen T~rotbeien, bie Die
8egenpart berporgebroft bat, Der.
gleifen, ipenn man lid 6obei Der.
gesenipdrtigt, boB ole fiinltli6en
Sanbe Der Gitter5eit-uno eS fat
oeren cine groBe @nsoDl gcgeben-
leoiglih Der Siibrung ser 8affen
bienen ioQtelt. No3 De,lte ipirb GOT
BON @erlidingenS oeiierne Sano"
aui Dem Stanuni9loiie berer bon
9erIi6iugen in S~agitbmtien ge5eigt.
sos bon 9erlibin9en, 10 er3a6lt
III. @oIff i'm nIromotbells" Uer-
lag bon Otto Spomer, 2eip3ig) in
einem aufios irber oos Broblem Der
fiinitliden Sanb, perlor nit "a Sab
ren (5ei 2onbsbut i'm SScbre 1904
bllr6 eiren Seloi3ImgeltitntB ieine
redte &onb. gr ieIbit erionu iif)
cine Grios9onb uno IieB lie bon
einem gei4idten @affenidmieb alts
Stnbl mlSfiibren. @ie portrefflib
lie gebaltt mar, eebt barau8 berpor,
bob lie ibm in ieinen 5oblreiden 6eG.
ben bis an iein @noe fat ied)S Sabr.
ae6rte lang .geSient bot. 9os aunit.
werf beitebt ans elmer Stablblef.
Intlpe, Die iiber Cen Nrn gejogen uno
feitgeidruQt Drtr6c; on ser Shllpe
iist Die eisentlide Sonb, Die Der na.
tiirli6en San0 IN 6orm un6 8lieoes
rlttlg genau n~ad8ebiloet lit lito be.
ion0ers Stelung uro gepeguitg Ser
Singer getrau micoergibt. Sdynr-
Mere oerbirlOen Die ein5elnen Singer
g!ie0er, Die 6urf 6e6ern bepegt lper.
Ben. Ter gon5c WefnniSmiiS Re.
itebt aus 6eoeru, Sebeln uu0 Sperr.
rd6cru na6 Ser Irt zines @eipcbr.
i6loiie5. BUR @euguug Der Singer
benlbte Bitter GOT entmcoer ole ge.
iunbe 2infe ooer er itiibte Die &unit.
bano nit ibreu 6ingeru uuf cine
ebene llnterlage ieit aui,. etma Die
Siihplatte- Damn blieb ieoes Der
orei @elenfe in ieiner geugeiteiluug
ieit itebcn. Die Stredrng eriolgt
burG bcionoere 3rl,fporri6tiingen,
ie eillen 9rudfnopi iiber Dem 9au,
mell lnb Dem flciuen Singer in Der
Sobc Der &mnoapur5el. Der a1lopi
iiber Dem fleinen Singer ldBt aQe
bier Singer g~Ieid5eitig in Ole Stred.
lage suriidgeben, mGbrenO Der 4aii.
men burd einen 6eion0eren &nopf 81
itrefen lit. Sn GbnIiher @eiie lit ole
9elauug mp Streflng oeS Sono.
gclenfeS NIT Silic Der aeiunoen Sono
ODER b,trd Iiliitiisen mogli6 ebenio
eriolgt oos Streden ollrh 0riifen
ollf einen anopf. @oBens oErotbeie"
fonnte alio inter geugcn mo
Streden aller Singer Die Son0 idlie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
gerituriuns triibt ben Seritanb.

9as tribe. IebIoie, nieoerseidlas
gene @efiibI lit Die Sol9e bon I'M
reinieteiten in Sbrem &orper, trdger
2eber, peritopfteu @%ineetpcicen. Sr.
Sings Stem 2ife &illeu briugen
pronlptc @rIeifterung. Gin geIinoer,
Ieitter, i6ner5loier Stubl9ang ptrb
Sbreu aorper trditisen unb mitbeIien,
bic idle6te, Dol &imples peruuitaltete
8eitGtsforbe gu reini9en. Soleu Sic
nod beute cine Slaife Or. aing's
Netp Cite 8iuen Bel Sbrem Ipotbefer.
25 Gents. Cine Soils beute Nbcnb
tpirb Sbr @efiuben bis gum ndfiten
Rorgen beiiern.-( Qn5ei9e.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
glafbaipf's Gnfel geitorben.

Sogan gf-ta.ale, Der @nfel bon
Dem groBen Sdl,ptling ser Sac uno
6pr-Snoianer, 9ludbnpf, lit I'M Mlter
bon "a Sabren auf Der Snoianer-
Heierpution Der Sac in Oklahoma
aus benz 2eben geifieben.
Sogap Mf.fa.que erblidte IN Dem
ieiner5eit an &od.SIube eelegenen
S~l1bianerborf ungefGbr i'm Sabre
1922 has 2idt Der @clto i,ro mar Der
Sobn bon Se.lis.tuf, Der mieoerum
ein Sobn oes eroBen Sauptlings
@lodgunf ODER Wta.fa-tai.nle.ibe.fia.
fiaf. BUR 3eit, uls iein 9roBratcr
auf Der S6be ieiner gIiitbe iton0, mar
Der iest ans Dem 2eben geidieOene
un9efabr 5ebn Sabre oft. Nah Der
Shlaf,t bon gao Sire, bel Der Die SSn.
bianer entid)eibcno eeidlaeen io,ir.
ben, 6urbidnpamm ieine Mutter init
ibm auf benz &iiden ben Wiiiiiiippi,
nGbrenb iein Tater nit Sen onberen
&1uptlingen 5miammen nad Hod
Sslanb in 8efungeni9oit gebraft
muroe.
Sogun @f.fa.ale erfranfte fltr5 Dor
Der Ibbalturg Der groBen Sort @m.
itrong Sabrbunoertfeier, Die porisen
CONNER IN BOD Sslano,-S 81, abge.
balten iplir0e, llno MIR iein Sobn
Seize, Der leste oirefte Naf,fomme bes
GroBen SGuptlings glodbaIpf, lpar
nit iciner Satin sur Seller erid)ic.
iler. SeiIe If-fn.Qlie Dobnt in San.
las. Nit 2ogan af.fa.aue lit elmer
Der iueliigen alien Snoianer aus ben
3eiten Der Snoianerfriege aus Dem
2eben aeifneoen.
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HbeumatismuS fclgt benz SnrhnGkt.
Weroeu.

@G6reno beS eou5cn Cages i'm
Ne9en lein. bat geipobnlih idynlera
8ence Stite bon HbeunlutismlS ober
Heuralgie CUR Sol9c. Sloan's 9inis
nlent bringt idnelle Ginoerun9 nno
perbiitst, baB aus ben Stiben Gunlen
iperpen. IS bringt obne Neiben
idneQ Gin uno linoert bic tpeben.
idmerSenben @lieber. 8ei ldmers
8euben. iteiien, a%beeipannten Mlss
felr, tie Sol9e bon ll~eberarbeit, brin8t
,Sloan's Eminent i6neQe 2inberung.
Gueti6un9en. @eritaudnn9en ooer
ionltige unbeoeutenoc @erIeeunsen bel
ainoeru iperben id]ncll burd Slpnn's
ointment geliubert. Solet nod beute
cine Slnid)e bel gurem Npotbefer.
% Cents Nn5eige.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
S6limme GrfaItuuesu besinneu nit
Wieieu.

@ieIc gridItuneeu. Die ben 9anBen
@tntcr biubur6 auoauern, ~6e9ianen
nit einem Nteieu. SdriifeIn, sinem
pebeu Sa!s obcr en9er 9ruit. Sie
tcuueu sic Symphonic elmer Grtdltun9
unb Sic piiien. baB cine prompte DE,
banblung bieielbe iurirt. 0r. Sings
9tetp discovery, NIT ieinen li~nbernben
cuti sieptii6eu Saliamen, turirt felt
AZ Sa6reu Suitsu unb @rtGItun9en
bel Sung unb Cit. Or. Sings Nen
discovery Lott BEN Shleim reiniat
ben aupi. beilt .hie eut3iiubetc
Shleimbout unb erlei6tert bas
Nt1mel, @ei Sbrcm Hpotbefcr.
90 Gents Nn3eiae.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
9aKet Santletben iif nidt ansbrcitcn.

llnbebeutenbe Musid]ldgc lino pfts
mails bas eritc &arnungsiilunl bon
erniten &autfrantbeitcn. &crnahe
Idiiigte Sauttranfbetter brsiten lid,
aus. ST.. @cbion's gc8ema ointment
perbinbert oos gc5euna am llmiid)s
e~reifen, heilt bartnddige Sdue bon
Yimples, Icne unb fledieer, rotber
unb id)l,ppt9er Saut. Sic anti
ieptiihen gigerihaiten bon 9r.
Sobion's gcSema Ointment tobten Die
Seine uno berbiuoern Die Ius>
breitung bes 2cibens. 8ei oufses
iprun9cncn. Sippcn unbl9dnoen bringi
es promptc &inberung. @ti @urem
N~pot6etcr, 80 Seut5.-( Nn3ei0c.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
.Smei Neger iperSen gelpndt.

Cine aui's @cuBerIte gerei5te Mten.
idenmenoc itiirmte unS arbeitete en-
rs. Oft. orci Stunben lang on Dem
@ef1ngniile in Yobucab, Stu, INN IN
Die 3cllen BON Slpci Nesern 81 gelnn.
gen, bon benen Der Cine lpegen frimi-
nellen Ingriifes auf Srau George
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
&te t6 metmem
&atarrb fnrierte.
Sn einfader @eile mitgetbeilt.
Seine @pparate, Snbalcrs, salben,
Musmnihunsen, f%fabtsenbs yrs.
neieu, Ran3 uSer Glef-
tri3itdt.
PeiIt Gag ans Naht

0iSes 1T cine reue Metbobe, sans Der
fbieoer bon nrbereu. 2cine gluspdI6ur
Qsn, Spri6er obcr it6elriebenbe Saiben uni
Creams. aeire Spriibs cher ipnitise Sppa
rate. Steire Taahs oSer Ginat6munesmttfeI
Setn slusbampfen, Nel6en obey 9iniprtser
1e!ne GIefiri5itdt, 8ibruiion ooer Wiaitaee
aetne Buloer ODER 9flaiter. aetn 9Iufenfbd!
I'M Snuie. 9lt6ts berarilgeS. Gttua5 Rsues
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

BEN luO offnsr ,lno belt einen @e-
geltitono, wie etpa ben Sdymerterift
nit GROCER &rait mbeipeelid felt.
Sm got5en mog Die Trotbeie nur brei
Hfltn0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
Wtener &riessfiidjen.

Die eriten brei @iener artegs.
fiiden finb eroffnet porben, Madden,
ii6 $500 Sausbaltungen INIT $4,000
Hortionen angemelbet batten. Die
Yreiie iinb beibeiben: breipiertcI
Sitter Suppe 10 Seler, elm bailey
Otter Semitic 20 u11o Elm Giertelfilo'
sramm WebIipeiie 80 Seller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

WtUuII IttI
SIan5 fir INNER. @aranttrt, eta M
t6endIter gu bnnern. lin oieies aru3ifir B.
HubItfum einoutiibreu, baben mir 5000 sii
3ett gu $1.75 per Stud oerfaufer. slnb
berlanser $500 bis $1,000 bas gtitd. ueb
albtn auf Vrobe b~srfanbt. Feiteuet ben
SIr nut $1.75 fouten sic Mot obne {
fol6es iein.
FISHLEIGE q CO., o. Athenaeum Bid.
Chicago, Illinois.
geim S6reiben eriudbne oiefes gIatt.
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@nnberpon lemdtenoes Grniifr.

SteteS brad
bpue nno G
Il d
aunftmerf I
g ip'.noe
barite 9rft
oung infer
NlterS. Qeuc
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barem Smt
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10 9oG {
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ntert iree'
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Soate tn Il
mem sets
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81 I q II I c
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Neh1It iciu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26
Sud, Sad, SaG Der fran5ofiden
Iaidinengeipebre

entgegerl. 8raiielno idl,igen Die @e.
iGoiie in Die @rotponoung unb bic
9alfenlogen Der 9ede elm. $50 500
oen oifenbar idaperper1punoeten Stei.
ner 3uriid. RGber beran fonnte Der
@egner nidJt, ba err on Der Gang.
bicglung in iein iid,eres 8erberben &c.
ranut mare.
Sir yns gait es, bier 5unG6it
itono6ubalten. 3a8 Seueru lieB ali-
,rlGblif nad), unb ooS ihpa@er wer.
oenoe 2it1t Seigte uns baS 3uriid.
geben Der Seinoe. Wit einem Gbeil
Der 8ddmannifaft, Die uniet LETTER
Mtunn berbeiaebolt bate, orangen
mir nod elm gutes Stiid Dor, obne
alti meitere 8egner 81 itoBen. LIME
rem. in5wtifen erifienenen aommar.
6eilr eritattete id iiber Die greigniiie
ser Ra6t ousfiibrli6e Welbung. gr
lieB nod am gleiden Sag mtf 8eran.
luIiung 6es @eneralfomnanoos ourf
cine a6tbeiIun9 Bioniere cine Inter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-26

nnS geri6ieSsnss. ,etipas elnsenetues nnb g
brnnUcii nttt Oh fparten, Mot sn leteen M
fetnen Saufen 9eIb lus6ube5ableu. Gle FOL
nen i9ren 0aiarrb iiber yia6t flriren unb |
tase Sbnen. u ipte. so bin let
gae3ept. aber 10 bin ~furtri. incline areunSe Ln
turtrt uno gle fonnen firtrt iptrben. Sc
9eioen pirb ioiort pie ipegse6anbert fein.
Sd bin frei.-Sic finnen fret ietn.
@ein aatarrb mar i%tmusis uns eieIbaft. Q
ftumpft. Or unterernh meine @elunoteit nj
ffipd9te meine g8tIensfratt. Wietn Mduipsr
Suften uno gustpuden mar fir glue anitob
lio tnfolse meines fib~eIriecberoen gItbems III
neither efelbaften elHeetpobnbeiten mieoeIl mt
9ebensireuoe mar seedmpft uno neire @eiite
frG'te berminoert. Sd ipubte, bah I'D etne
friibeH 8rabe elt0egeneiug, t1B Der aatar
ldneiam nber it9er, 3ag nno glabt, met
9ebensfrait 1uSfog.
bereii, Sbnen bteieIbe- tret mitsutbeiIe
Sbreibet fotcrt an mi9.
Hisfieret MIR einen Gent.
sSidet iein SeIS; elur obren gsamen u
gorene Gut etller Peitfarte. Stretben SiV
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to meineR furiren fann." SaS Ut 9lleS, ipt
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btefe ipunbtrbare Yebanoluua aefrdat
babcn. geas lie iiir mi6 9eiban bat, Ia
lie au1 fir sic ibun.
SAM KATE, Room ALI516,
1908 Indiana Avenue. Chicago.
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ii6tsreihe SbGtigfeit, Sillsarien in
Der Iusniisung Der reifen Silfs.
trdfte oes Sanoes 5li uilterltilsen.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05
A GOOD. MAN GONE
FREDERICK DOUGLASS PARKER,
PASSES TO THE GREAT
BEYOND.
One Of the Leading Spirits in Matters
Pertaing to the Race for More Than
a Quarter Of Century; Answers
the Last Roll Call, and Goes to His
Reward.

Few men in st. Paul are more
widely, or more favorably known. than
Frederick Douglass Parker who passed
away from this world on the morn
ing of January 26, after a short ill.,
ness, heart trouble being the immed-
late cause of his death. The deceased
was born in Cleveland, Ohio, lived in
Louisville, KY, and Washington, D. c.,
where he finished his education at
Howard University. He was married
to Miss Emma Dubois in New Orleans.
La, April 5, 1883. He came to st.
Paul about 30 years ago, and has since
resided here -.
He was a great race man and took
an active interest in politics at all
times. He was the first editor of THE
APPEAL and resigned to accent a.
clerkship in the. Office of M. J. Bell,
Register of Deeds, which he held sew
eral years.
He has been an active church worker
and has served ST. James A. M, E.
Church in many capacities and was
treasurer of the church at his death.
He has been one of the foremost of
the citizens in furthering the cause
of any undertaking looking toward the
betterment of his fellow men. Was
one of the prime movers in. securing
colored fire company. Was a. char
ter member of Mars Lodge No. 22O2
G. u, O. o. O.. F. For the past few
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

about an hour, when he was pulled
out of the river and sent to the hos
no l9m ONO NV uoou1eaIY eQL
pital in a serious condition.
Mrs. Hattie Oliver, Paul Crane
Robert Hopkins and G. w. Wiggin
ton, took part in the art contest ar
ranged by the Pioneer Press, for the
best drawing of the carnival girl
There were seven hundred contest
ants. The drawings of the persons
named above were among the forty
best selected from that great number
and were on exhibition in the windows
of the Golden Rule and Press Build.
ing.
The Angora< goat and Spitz dog
which appeared in the Carnival Fra
ternity parade Monday night were
the mascots of Fezzan Temple No. rs,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, and not
of Osman Temple with which they ap-
peared. They were in charge of Noble
Oliver Taylor, whose personal prop
erty they, are. He was dressed in an
Arabian costume and the goat and
dog wore their special suits and the
trio made striking feature of the
parade. ;,
On last Sunday morning at 900
o'clock Mrs. Martha Kennedy enter
tanned at breakfast in honor of her
daughter Ruth who has just entered
high school, Those present were:
Misses Ruth Hunter, Nellie Cloak,
Mildred Gardner, Grace Wills, Beatrice
Green, TheOla Ridley, Naomi Howard,
Lucille Elliott, Martha Coins, Virginia
Tibbs and Edna, Shull, Minneapolis.
Miss Kennedy was the recipient of a
beautiful silver chain bag presented by
the Girls Club and a'few other use
full presents. The~young ladies voted
it delightful occasion. In the after
noon they made up skating party
and went to the Hollow Skating Rink
and had a splendid time.
The B. Lie. had a near meeting
on Tuesday afternoon of this week
las. near as we have come in the past
three months). But owing to the
carnival-which we desired to make a
hot one, we graciously postponed the
eats, and yet, some mere man denies
the loyalty of the Negroes to the
q: S. A. Many meetings Of this ben
evolent club were postponed on gen.
eral principles, the November meeting
on account of Pres Wilson's proclama-
ton, the December meeting for the
expected visit from Santa Claus, other
meetings were. delayed or postponed
on account of the weather. or some
thing or other. So that now the cor
respondent who is also the secretary
of this happy-go-lucky organization,
says that we should worry, whether
Louis Hill or w. T. Francis is presi-
dent Of U. S. The question is, Do we
eat or not? And if there is any more
postponing to be done, for goodness
sake postpone the weather or what.
ever it is and let us eat
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

years he has held clerkship in the
city postoftice. Some years ago he
received the. unanimous Endorsement
/ OF Minnesota for appointment as
| Minister to Haiti He is survived by
his widow, brother, Mr.: W.. H.
Parker and a son, Prof F. L. D. Parker.
superintendent of the Agricultural
college for Colored People at Dover,
Del. ~ ~ ~
The funeral of the deceased was
held at. his residence. SAT st. Anthony
avenue, last Saturday at 300 p. m.,
where a Short service was rendered
and at St. James A. M. E. church at
2:30 o'clock under auspices of Mars
Lodge, P. G. M. Council and House
hold of Ruth 553. Other lodges of the
order also being represented. <.
The church was comfortably filled
with friends who had braved the
vigors of the cold weather to be pres
ent and pay their last tributes of re-
spect to the memory of the illustrious'
dead. VI:
There were many beautiful and ap-
propriate floral offerings laid upon. the
black broadcloth casket that mutely
testified to the high esteem in which
the deceased was held in the COM
munity. / y = !:
Rev. G.. w. Camp of Zion Presby.
terrain church offered prayer; Rev. T.
B. Stovall, of St. Peter A., M. b.
church, Minneapolis, read the scrip
ture lesson. Special music was
rendered by the church choir and Mrs,
Harriet Loomis Oliver, a God-child of
the deceased by special request sang
as solo Calvary" in her usual sweet
and touching manner. Rev. J. P. Sims
read an obituary of the deceased and
preached a very impressive sermon.
and dwelt upon the idea that his place
could not be filled in just the same
way that the deceased filled it, and
therefore he would be greatly missed.
Rev. 3. IT.. Mcdonald of Memorial
Baptist church made a few eulogistic
remarks paying a high tribute to the
character and worth of the deceased.
Rev. A. H. Lealtad of st. Philips
church pronounced the. benediction.
The pail bearers were: B. C.
Archer, Alex Payne, J. w. Kelly, A.
Winstead, w. K. Mcknight, Geo.
Gresham. r..
Lyles funeral director, interment at
Oakland where brief ceremony was
said.
His remains will be placed by the
side of his father and mother who pre-
coded him. 1Sz ,.,,.1 :
* * 70 =, ~ SCI.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05
=
CARD OF. THANKS.

We desire, to thank the many.
friends who during the last illness and
at the death Of our late husband,
father and brother gave aid, comfort
and consolation. Especially do we
thank those who performed necessary
services, at the residence in the dark
hours of distress, and to those who
gave the beautiful floral remem-
brances. May you all be as kindly
remembered when time for you will be
no more. I :,
Emma Parker,
FL. D. Parker,
w. II. Parker.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05
"DARLlNGs OF PARIS"
The Attraction at the Star Theatre
Next Week.

Taylor's ..Darlings Of Paris will be
the next weeks attraction at the Star
Theatre. This is strictly an old-time
burleque show, put together for laugh
ing purposes only, with a bunch Of
young and we'll formed girls, twenty
four in all. The entire company con-
sists Of forty-three people, and has a
vaudeville bill Of seven acts. all en-
tirely new to the patrons Of this house.
including Benton and Clark. Josie
Dennis, Wopman and Horton, Harry
Seyon, Grace Louise Anderson. and
the original sensat ienal novelty. the
Bathing Girls. Frank Murphy is the
feature act and comedian. &
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05
ST. PAUL

WEEKS RECORD or HAPPENINGS
IN MlNNEsOTA'S CAPITOL.
The "saintIy City" and Sanity City
FoIks-Newsy Items Of Social, Re-
tiers Among the PEOPLE.
ligious, Political and General Mat
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

Wal !!
tt: I'd : BIG
g OATS .
CARNIVAL!
UNION HALL
Cor. Aurora and Kent SITS.
MONDAY, Feb. IA
TUESDAY, Feb. IS
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is
Greatest Event. that Ever Happened
.. 49,. in the City.
A Herculean Effort is to be made to
wipe out the $500 debt against
- the Union Hall Association.
All of the old time and lots of the mod
ern carnival features will be
p. featured. -"
Great contest for Queen of the Carni.
val by two popular young ladies.
The Queens Court of Ladies in Wait
ing will be installed from ladies
in the audience. r.. :"
Contest for valuable Diamond
'f.5. q .'"1 ting. ..a
MONDAY Evening, Feb. IA, valentine
Day. Grand Masquerade with -
prizes for best and most
cOmical costumes,
TUESDAY, Evening, Feb. Is, Ffaternal
Night. Representatives from all
fraternal organizations will
appear in full dress
# regalia II -
WEDNESDAY Evening, Feb. is,
Growing of the Queen and Award
ing of Prizes; Grand Finale.
MUSIC EVERY MINUTE.
REFRESHMENTS in ABUNDANCE,
The Afro-Athletic Association together
with all organizations that meet
in the hall will assist
With the combined efforts of the Citi
zens of the Twin Cities this affair
| should be a great success. Tell
all your friends about it.
Names of Contestants will be give1
later and votes received will be
a. posted daily at. the hall.
TICKETS 81 GOOD !. ANY NIGHT,
Il 10 CENTS.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

With the combined efforts of the Citi.
zens of the Twin Cities this affair
should be great success. Tell
all your friends about it.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

All of the old time and lots of the mod
y: ern carnival features will be )
g.. featured
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

Names of Contestants will be given
later and votes received will be :
5 ~ posted daily tat the hall.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05
855JI66HP1LI15

A savings account is
simple. No bookkeep-
ing is required mo fig
uring is necessary to
find out how much-you
have,in the bank. The
bank book shows ex- !,
a ct =. what V i: ilsld q
"a. A,.tsaving Of 81 s. each
week plus re interest \
added twice a year will
in ten years amount to
$1 .,,;''''j''',1|:
STATE / SAVINGS / OBANl
g 81 E.'s Fourth !, e !. street!
189C II 1915
\ si,-s9 80.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05

I necessary
A number of social events are
scheduled to take place In the new
Union Hall in the near future. Watch
for dates.
Articles mailed to THE APPEAL
for publication must bear the name
and address of the sender, to insure
publication.
The city has been so wild over the
Winter Carnival that very little else
is thought Of. Thus far it has been
a big success.
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SACRIFICE SALE
Practically new modern six
room house, good neighborhood,
5000 cash and $25 per month
with interest.
A seven-room house, furnace
heat, one block Of Dale and
Rondo car lines, $4,000, your
own terms.
F. D. MccRAcKEN,
40 Court Blk.
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Mrs. James R. Wilson, 633 w. Cen
trail Ave., returned last Sunday from
a three weeks visit to her niece i1
Galesburg, Ill.
Madame Hart, Minneapolis milliner
was a St. Paul visitor on Wednesday
and attended the supper given by the
Household of Ruth. .....
Mrs. B. G. Archer, organist of st
James "A. M. E. church, has been con
fined to her home for the last two
weeks with the grip
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-02-05
PHONE N. w. CEDAR, 564s

Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. N. w.
Coins, 696 Carroll St. ~ ~
Mrs. ,Birdella Driver has moved
from Milford street to 953 Rice street.
Mr.. J. P. Anderson, who was seri-
ously i'll for some. time is now i'm.
proving rapidly.