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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10

after the restoration of the Iicense?"
High spots in yesterdays inVesti-
cation were:
Tom Costello and Lieut.. Whites
confession, in which Chief Healey is
said to have been trapped.
Many police officials, including
several captains, hit by new stories
of graft. Capt. Coffin, civil service
head, called on Hoyne and assured
him that body would work with him.
Thos. Newbold, millionaire owner
of Richelieu hotel, 2505 Michigan
av.; Normandie hotel, 419 S. Wabash,
and Bee Wee hotel, 18W. Van Buren,,
taken into custody. Said to have
paid graft for protection.
At late hour it was reported that
mike de Pike Heit1er had also con-
fessed and given Hoyne valuable in
formation on the manner in which
collections were made and the way
they were Delivered to the "men
higher up"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10

HAL uG saw leaving IuG WuJOu.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10.-Detectives
working to clear up the mystery sur
rounding the murder in her apart
ments here of Maize Colbert, the art
model, advanced the theory today
that one person, and possibly two,
besides the girl and her slayer, were
in the room when the crime was COM
mitted.
While they still adhere to their be-
lief that Bernard w. Lewis of Pitts
burgh, who committed suicide in At
Iantic City last Thursday night, beat
Miss Colbert and afterwaFd strangled
her to death with a silk stocking, the
police say that discrepancies as to
the time the model was last known
to be alive and the time Lewis was
seen in a Market street haberdashery
have led to the supposition that there
was at least one witness to the muir
der.
Another theory that is again en-
gaging the attention of the detec-
tives is that blackmail was the mo-
tive for the crime. Captain Tate de-
clared that he had learned the de-
tails of Matchmaking plot carried
out in this city a year ago by men ac-
quaiQted with Miss Colbert. He and
Dist. Atty ROtan, Capt. Tate said,
were investigating the alleged plot
to see if it had any connection with
the Colbert mystery. The victim of
the plot, he added, lives in town
upstate and has been summoned to
the City Hall.
Rev. Olaf Haugan, Norwegian
church, missing. Friends fear foul
play. 1855.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10
BELIEVE THERE WAS WITNESS
TO STOCKING MODELS DEATH
Bulletin

Cleveland, Jan. lob. c. Brown,
a travelling salesman, who was pass
ing the Wilton apartments in Phila-
deIphia at the time the murderer of
Maize Colbert leaped from her apart
ment window, said positively today
that Bernard w. Lewis was not the
man he saw leaving the Wilton.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10

Rev. Olaf Haugan, Norwegian
church, missing. Friends fear foul
play.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
NEEDED IN kEYSTONt {
Let the Business People
Demand Ii

II ever telegraph SERVICES wa- neesied ia
sny town or city 49, are SUR there 10 not
one that 10 more observing snch acrom-
odstion than tile great lille city of Key
stone. Why ~ 70 then. the good people
do not demand that such -efyIce b~ gwen
thi. city Few towns "n tile map. sc-
cording ~ their -iz-. business anil srn-
ersl sdvanisg - offered u the t,ul,lr
could lay grrster claim To- such s-rvice
than Keystone. let the good people all
grt together. sIgn a petition for aud have
a committee wait ON the proper author
ties for this -ervice. Every time . man
sends = n'e----g- u any place. or recrive-
one he has " pay excr-- charges over
telephone wires. II am ordinary mes
sage Of only live or ten words are sent
o. any one in tiie city 81 Roanoke from
keystone. the -rrder hs- has got IN pay
At least thirty five cents. when tl. same
message from frkmsn, Vivian, Kimb.ll.
Welch and all down tie line Won IA cost
the - nder only twenty live rents. We
have an incorporated city IN which more
business 10 trsn-ectcd. more people visit,
and ss much substantial business - may
~ iound in any other city IN the state is
u le found IN keystone. and yet. we
can't have = telegraph station. W.
have expert operators doing q sncce~-ful
mercantile business Who would take q
delight IN helping to -~cure tl,e news.
but for -orne re.-on az have teen legi--
lstei against Where the fanlt j. 49, arr
not sfle ~ say. but ~ DO know that
ksy-tone ought o. have q telegraph sta
ton.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19

and - the seashes sress col.i-s and there
Is greater demand for dom-stic coal
the shortage will h~ greater aud more
ss-ntely .elt unlet- prainction can h~
stimulated by operator and miner re-
srfsing jtor lshor snd IN the IN
vs-tmei {.
There 10 still . car vhcrtsye in certain
parts OF the state. especially along the
X and % railroad. Oa th,. q. aud %
There 10 alsp romplsii O. 81 Gar shortsx~
but the xr-At Pocahontss. Thsck-r anil
Tug fields urh~'i by tue ~ ami W. Is
MT suffering for lacks oi cars. nor H.
thri- any complaint slnny the Nlrsinian.
The labor situation ~ still . serious
"n~ AMI There seenis IA he very little hope
tor h~tt-ring il unless the operator can
give Increased prices or Isag,. bonu~~.
Ordinarily after the crops ARE gsthsfed
an large numh~r Of u,~n leave the
farms and work IN the minrs Of w~st
Virginia until March aud April, hut 81
many industries are nox IN full blast
and many of thepi are able TO offer larger
rewards f"r labor than the ninss that n
ls doubtful whether .. many men will
come Ia this STATE ami work ln the mines
ss IN previous years.
In these times " hen work 10 unusually
plentiful and wages are ai.normally high
the coal men are compelsed to offer ~
trs Inducements iu order u induce men
To 10 their b~st IN the minrs.
The United States Coal and Coke Co.
III Gary. w. Va. has given another ten
yer cent increase i'm wages which makes
- per cent Increase since January !.
1910. In addition To that increase which
Affects all classes of work in and about
the mines, this company gives cash pri-
zes to the man who loads the nost coal
at each mine. the man who pull. the
most coke and 80 on
The ndrw at-r Coal and Coke 20 st
Vivian. w. Va, ~ "fiering t~n auto
mobiles ~ prlzes To- the men in their
mines Who mine the m.-t coal. and
several other compsnie. are giving prizr-
shd bonuses all ia . great effort to en-
courage the men and stimulate pro,ins.-
ton
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
Bis jBk, JOHNSON
SAYS Hes 4 PATRIOT
Eager. He Declares. to Help Amer
iea b War---ivisg Luxuri-
sssly u France.
BY ~Kwgos c. PARKER

American Army Hesdansrs~rs in
France. Oct- e.-Jack johnson, former
hsavy weight champion o. the world, i-
eager 70 tight u DE trenches. box for
Red Cros orb anything possible n
hsip via the weT' for the United States
and The aii1pS
Thsss word was received here today
from Nsdnd wAsrs she former cham.
Pion is staging:
"Msy1D I an eestins . little too old,
bot l sinfS - old - Col. Roosayelt,
hindenbsrg and ochss. think I csn
poe swsy few 'Friszies'
Jonnsoo's wbiss wife u reported e.
have LEFT him- Dsptss reports that h.
y dnsnciaily brots, Johnscn dimes dali,
and srssvesssay % The Palace hotel
often accompanied. according to the re.
port. b. svo o. three Spanish beauties
Ne bss given up his ssssmps 70 becom.
. soresdor and ANNOUNCES he - runnins
an advertising sesney With Offices ir
Nsdrid and Bsrcslous The enact sourc,
OF bic income 10 unknown.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19

kesklry. W. va Editor NcDoveil
Times We send you the following ~
count oi what 49, call - ds.t ardly act ot
downright nrann-s-. c1wardice and
ueach-ry
Trouble btwrrn rival f~rtiOn- Of men
Employed In tpr minr- of the Ralrixh
c"al and Ooks Co at Halrlgla. culmin-
a;s~i Friday night. Octni~r H.. IN t,.,
rynam'tInr "f two hnin,~ni miners IN
S'NiH. small community Immediately
east "i hs~kl~y. 1Ihl- s"nnpnuity 10
larr'iy male uI' 81 s-,lnr~i ritix-ns who
own their o~n h"u'-- ..imcHt- their chill
'l'"r. Hn'i are anisng tlr ir-t @nd m.ss
thriity ~leIn~nt oi s,l"r.-d t--opl- to Ia
found anywhere in thr Stat-D The
h"t-~- we're tlIo-- 81 a. a.. French AMI
chHrll" C'l'h. b~'th r..l"r~d men and
"'rn VII" brar tlie reputation .d heins
-P'"iAlly p~@rrall- and r,-;..~l-d rstl-
/rn--
b hh rxrl",ions t~sk place about N
o'lcck. not more than two minutes sp~rt
aud bath houscs were wrecked A re-
msrkail- circumstance 10 that though
i'"th families w"re asleep IN the houses.
n" one was s-rIonsly hart On- psrvon
10 ssid Z" have iscn blown from q hsd 10
the ceiiinx. and tell back without injury.
treneh and Cobb are both non. union
miners Sh ,rtly alter the shut-siosn m
'h" mines lew ~e~ks ago. they. with .
nunber OF others. were permitted n rs-
turn ~ work On visit To sheriff w.
w fo-trf- iii"~ !. dnrday French stat
Ell that bi- liir had ts--n thresssnsf. bux
dti nnt --rfn To- take the threats ~e-
- 'n-ly. int hi- remark was recalled -
= "'r' A. tile eNpl"-ion took pla~
The French hou-e wH . very rood
" 80. aud tie lo dur to the explosion
ALL aniD Dnnt O" more than ta.eD. The
i.ls-t a. Set ~ under tie dining rom.
Furniture IA ti''- room ard ia the kitrh-
~ ~s- tl"wb llt- AltIe wallis were
9 IA nptl and ti,s. hou-e " a cornpIess
~rrck III. Cs'l,i, place ~E- not 90 COM
pletriy spr'kr'i lrcsn-e thr dynauIitsrs
roul - E''' unarr u Nth the explosive.
ln trsd they dug hole under Que si.1s
." 'he bulliiHg. al a only that side We
u.isrIaiiy dsnsg,f
Shsrin'- sl~pnin- and Prns~eritins At
t"rnsy y !. Painter are making eyerv
effort O. r"D do~n tile guilty partiss-
1rsrks out the bark gst. Of the French
ynr'i are evidently tho-e Of the dynsrois-
~r. fre-- iiiiy with his bloo.ihound. 10
VA the scene. bnt refuses O. follow the
- - u Halrigl tor fear Of the conss-
quenre,
Mother JONES. sgit.tor Of national
i'Inr. - -aid t. b~ working among the
strikers At Kaleigh
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
MOB LEADER
BOYCOTTED
Colored Refuse to Work
on Farm of Man Who
Was Active IN
Lynehing
CANNOT HARVEST CROP
New Move a Big Surprise to Farm
ers Who Took Part In Mob
Outrage in Northumber-
land Recently
CANNOT HARVEST CROP
(from Journal and Gnidr)

Heathsviile, Va The white farmer
of the Lillian -ertion OF Northumberland q
county. Virginia. are sxreriencing an = =
together new and surprising laDor trouble.
While oil the farmers sre EXPERIMENTING
difficulty IN gs-tting their crops harvested
labor having lecomc sg'l'lenly -csrcs.
one man particularly. vho - All exten-
sive planter, finds himself unable o. hire
colored people 10 work for him ~ any
price or under any eoud q a.
During the latter plItsi Argii-i o.
ored man nsme.i Pa,r Ma asrp-.-i s,y
'wo white women Of attempting crInibs
ssssnlt upon them and within twp hons
after the alleged crime ws- reported Isss
hsd been Iynched by the farmers Of the
community. Psge had family, snd b.
csnse they refused to have anything o. q.
with bic remains alter tie mob had I'm
isbed with them the ~hite- thought that
the colorrd people bad taken tlie nster
entirely without resentment. Ia has lie
veloped. however. that tbi- niew VAS er
roneous
lmme'iistely following tho lynchirg H.
bor begsn o. get -csrcer in this cOpmnn
itg. and although ~sge- have been don
Dled 70 - impo--ii,le O. hire m-n and w..
men to g.ther the cros~. Number- al
men have gone o. Spsrrov- Poinf. Nd
." work IN the stesl IslsD,- there AMI o.
ers have gone D. point- ~ Psnn-ylvsnis
snd thO-e sno reinsin rpin-e o. work
the rDen Who arr known D. have purtic.
iPsted IN the lyncbiog.
The recent lynching has entirely np-ei
'h- splendid reIstion- that have Away.
ezist~d tetween races here. and q = 10.
li-ved that another disturbance II fh.
kind ~iiI entirely depopulste this county
Of ne lsbcr element
The Negroes 10 not coDdone the Grim,
Tor which Psge wss mob-murdered. nor
do they condone crime 81 any chsrsctr.
bot inssnoch ss he ~s- not afforded Ie-
al prosecnon Or court ris', Nesroe-
feel that none Of their lives are safe from
Dob vioissos in th,s commonly.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
INCREASED
PRICE ON COAL
allowed m CERTAIN STATES.
West vlRGMIGS CRY STILL
UNHEEDED--REvIeM OF
SITUATION T0OATE

Fuel Administrator Harry A. clarified
has ivsued All order permitting coal OPP
orators in certain counties in Kentucky.
rennessee snd vlfrinis to charge from
forty TO tifty cents PER TIN more for thsir
coal than the price originally liked by
the government. bat up-to- date the plrss
of the OPERATOR and miners of West
Virginia for permission to charge more
for coal has not been hee,,e.'.
Closely following the am ,uncement OF
she Fnei A.iminissratJ affecting the
parts Of the ststes men oned Appeared
. news item In the Dolly papers stating
that tollo sing the sentiment of the -tril e
In the coalfield- OF Kentucky and Ten
nessee sbout II" OF the smaller mime
Jailed 70 resume operation because the
operators claim they would he compelled
so run these mines st = lo-s IL they are
'nly permitted To charge the price oi
coal fixed by the government.
Reports indicate that il will only i.r .
short time before some of the smaller
coal companies in West Virginia must
suspend unless the government author
izei An Increase in the price oi coal ar
the mines. ls lie the concen-us OF opin-
ION that - soon ~ Fuel Administrator
h>s had time "a digest the in
formation On the cost Of coal production
in West Virginia Inc will issue all order
IN increase Ii an increase i-
permitted it will permit the small or~r
ator 20 go ON with his bu,iner-. stimulate
the medium and large operator to IN
crease bis output and enable all q" give
their employees increased wages In AL
fition it will encourage development "f
new properties In certain parts of th,.
poontry there 10 already cnal shortage
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
NEW BRIDGE
MUCH NEEDED
At W|lCOE
Wilcoe. W. Va
Oct =, loIs.
EdilOr Mcdowell Times,
Keystone, W. Va

Edilor Mcdowell Times,
Keystone. W. Va.
S'r:-will you kindly grant ns tie
privilege of q briei statement on . sub
Js'rt that 10 oi vital interest " the citizens
of Wilcoe rnd I" the visiting public. gen
orally, That is a crossing over tlIe rivsr
AT tine rear of squire Froe's Office.
IL has been several months now since
the bridge Ia very poor structure st b~st)
washed away and up to date no effort Of
Importance has been made to replace IL
True, W. have a mskeshIft crossing there
hut every time a heavy cloud rises W.
are apprehensiyr lest il share the fate
of It's pre'iecss-or. Ia its pre-ent state Il
cannot p"s-illy survive the heavy rams
Of this fall and winter and even IL il
should u presents = positive menace tn
the safety of all Who have To- Use Il, more
e-Iscially the little ones who have to
make Use 81 it IN going To- and from
-rhpoi This one fact alone should stir
the parents ~ some action IN the matter.
l. II not far better To spend n ittle
tune and little money and make Q sale
crossing for the children than u SPEND .
LIE time ef remOr-e over q pernicious bit
oi false economy; All VITO remsmher
the fate 81 ISs-hsm'- tram know t,erfert-
ly well What Ing Fork - isrzpal,le of Win n
u gets on a rampage.
IL - hOIse,i anil we strongly urge that
rorlr pnDic rpifIted citizsn take the lee a
in --rnnng ns an adequate crossing Win n
my ~. the iucin- of preventing a r.o--i.
bic trGgeiy stsr on.
Ile writer has nO personal interest n
the matter other than q desire " sre ihs
lives 81 tie children s-fegnsrded and "a
49, the town improved IN ~hich he 10 q
resilient
Wilcoe y in the rhroe- Of very cold
blast vbieh is giving usa gentle 60 hin,
of what u has in store for us later Of.
Rev. X. X. Henry has jn-t closed .
very sncce--ful revival. he ~ss sbly .
sistsd by Rev. Turner, ID. ID.
\ meeting of some Importance ha.
isern g'abg on ~ No. 2, ~ which ".
w.rr hsppy n note q manifestation o.
the -Jarit IN -orne 81 tf,o-e eho arr yer,
near sni dear " ne
Bs "JYnf"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
CHURCH ETIQUETTE

There 10 such . thing 90 church eti-
qneste. and it ought ., be more gsDer-
slly observed. IL would seem that .
proper regard for the obvious ,roprietiss
Of the time and place would susrsss G.
any rejecting person the becoming con-
duct; but in many csses it se~ms not o.
occur 10 those Who violate the upwrits<p
ode rather hsgrsDtly. Many Who would
not think OF offending st . social furc
ton d. not appear n he st oil concerD
81 when attending Q churci service. We
msy b~ psrdonsd. then, for rspriptips
the snggrstions which ~e fiod in On en-
change, and which Ne believe, will 90
peal directly 60 the common sspss Of Oh
p~rsons ~hsse Chrissisnity iociudes th.
primary virtues Of good behavior. They
are thsse:
''If possible be on time You ned
least five Minutes after coming 10 ~
warm or cool, q, c smpose Jour body and
mind, or a to ~hisI<r . prayer 70 On
reading cf the scriptures II you do yorr
prssence vill distract the minds OF many
in the eongrerstion.
elf the ssrmsn hes fegun when you
enter. take . ssss near the dor, bot 30
oshsrviss; never oecupy . bsck ssss
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
Says American Citizen Should be Sheltered Viii
the Flag Every Where he Goes on
Peaceful Mi sion.
WANTS HORRORS OF WAR kept FROM AMERICA
Great Crowds Hear Him at the Three Local
Theatres in Bluefild Monday Night.

Congressman Edward Cooper spoke ai
the three theatres in Bluefield Monday
night on the Liberty Bond campaigr
now going on. and urged his hearers e
do their part in winning the war BY sub
scribing. His first speech was made al
O'Clock st the Colonial. where he We
introduced by II. /. Shott. At the Rex
he WAS introduced by j. l.. Alexander
and st The opera house BY o. NJ Deyerie.
Ar. Cooper spoke of the legislation
that had been passed 5y congress having
for its purpose the winning of the war.
and stated that he had voted for every
measure that msant . vigorous prepa-
ration and prosecution Of the fight against
snt'crscy and oppression and world do
minion. he believed IN American ci1-
zen should be protected in his rights 70
~ anywhere op the high sess. on pleas
ure or business, and that the govern
ment should shelter its cisizers With shs
nag, wherever they miehs 20 on penceful
missions- He said many could nos 70 70
the front. but shere were few Who could
not contribute in some way 20 the sue
GO - - wes, 60 tAas tbs Lihsssy
Loan offered every patriotic cisizsn uns
of the bess opportunities. He cbSIlsn6stf
tie patriotism of the man who GOOD on
the streets and boosted OF his lovs q
country. Even though be cfiesred whsn
the nag went BY. or wishsd The soldier
boys God-speed, yes il be failed or neg.
lected 20 lend his 1ollars 70 The govern
msnt he was the wont OF oil slackers, for
he must hold his dollars desrer than the
blood OF American youths.
Mr.. Cooper made . strong appeal to
oil 70 aid in this crisis by buying Liberty
Bonds. which are gusrspssed By the
government and backed with svery dollar
Of over one hundred and ten millions Of
people; are free from taxation and draw
four per cent interest, and are in fact the
most attractive investment ever odered.
In addition 70 their sttractiversss thers
10 higher reason for their purchass. that
OF patriotism. and the bonds he'd, thsrs-
fore, . sentimental value - we'll - .
monetary one, for they show . mans
prompsness in responding 70 bis country's
call. and make him Q better American
" posssss one. Mr.. Cooper spoke OF ehS
great record Mercer county and the town
Of BramwelI made In the 6rst loan, whom
Mercer led eli tie counties Of the state
and Bramrell led the United States on .
basis OF population He wsntsd the war
snd it borrors and assrocisiss and she
devastation that followed the armies 70
be kept - far swsy from America - pos-
sibls. and declared that the success Of the
Liberty Bond ,ssue meant that it would
he kept away and its end hssssned.
Mr.. Cooper was frequently interrupted
By applause, and his appeal nsde . great
impression on the thrss sudisncss. which
aggregated more than eighteen hundred
people.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
Newspapers For
The Soldier Boys

We .srs in. receipt of . letter iron,
oovsEeqr Cornweil Who sage there ar
slrssd{ tsrty-even hundred West vir-
sinians now ss Camp Lee. And that
thsrs nothing more needed st the camp
than sss viseinia newspspsrs. ir would
b . II q ID for every newspaper man
in this iss2s . - 70 is that - many
pspen - shsy cn spsrs thsmsel,s
erssis - ssns - tha boss. rhssssors.
The Mcdowell tinse johss in with the
Governor in bis sppsai - the psrens>
and friends Of the boys 70 send late is-
sues OF high ciass maeazines and othe'
pssiodicsis- Boy Jour homo paper and
order 10 cent 70 the camp. Secretary
Bsylio. in charge Of the west Virginia
Y. N. O. A. ss Camp Lee also makes sn
sarnsst appes, fos such help.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19
WEIGH INSURANCE
AGENCY DOIn6 Bis
LAND SLIDE BUSINESS

The Welch Insurance. Aesncy, Inc, .
general insurance company compossd Of
some Of the best and most able men in
the State Of West virrinis. h doins .
most successful business And while it
10 on general principles . y,ouns insu-
rance company. bsing - is y only about
seven years old. it is prosscsiss soms Of
me most mspmoth concsrps in this
county. They protect you against Ore,
,sccidsnts and they also insure Jour life,
This 10 the only insurance in The great
Oounsy of Mcdowell, the ricf.sss end
mos widely knswp county in ths stat
and tt 10 the only >insurance company
that ever msds . succsss in ehis county
The encsrs ~ Hone. J. Frsnh Johnsoa.
President; W. J. YcClasen, let Vice
Pre-. O. ID. Brsvster, 2nd vics Pro
and that ever yigilsnt and succosfuI
young man. J. ". Blskeiy. Secretsry-
Treasurer. The directors are . follow
Hons. B. r. wiiIisms. the pressns psyos
OF Welch; w. Burbrides Payne, clerk oI
tho circuit oesrt: VI. McOsssn, ooup.
- road sDGher; J. r. Johnson, sx.
sheriff McDe~sli cssnty: J. W. Blsksy.
l. J. Rhodo. csahisr Mcdowell County
Sssionsi Bssh; O ID. Brewster, W. =.
Harmon. oss Of the wssithiest msn 10
this section snd that OF Virgins, and L
r. Woods.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-19

ssak q csSpai.. Thss = lissls douhs -
= - aoine SasShsr il kssAall prove him.
~ gershy and easebls. Oolored men
ehOaves sdnis rhss there b sou,~
doshs Of ne ssocss Of ths experiment
a oeooissiooinR colossd soldiers. whe,e
thsy thsmsslvss nag craducs shsmsslvss
10 sypsg veg - bes"oses the soldies.
there = grave douh' - Tn whether thsy
can consroA sbeir mea - veil - they cen
% controlled By ~hits otbcers.
However, tbs re,nsius "a be demon
sersspd. Ths Negro 10 70 he given . fair
chance 20 eight tes HE country. That
the RANK md Gle will light is not 20 h.
quessi<Ded. It wss established in our
ssyela6ooAsy wAr th &C the Negro make.
n excellent sotdier
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when front one 10 empty.
BE thouehtful for the comfoss o.
oshep. Take the ipside of The pew u
you are the 61st 10 enter and leave al
she vacant space ss the end next ths
sisls. Occupy one of the front ssss il
possible.
BE devout in every attitude. Al,
whisPerins shonid be avoided. Find shs
hymn and sing it il you can. Share the
book with your neighbor.
Have yosr bible With Jon. take part
IN the rsspoasivs rea5inN and follow the
minister in the rssdings of the lsssona.
Ordinarily Stand 70 sing, kness to
pray, and sit during instruction
Give . hearty handmade and spssh
. bright, cherry word 70 - many %
possibse ss the Close Of she service.
Be sure 70 greet ssranGes With .
most cordial welcome; Apd. If possible
intrndues them 70 the paseos.
Never pus on yoss soss or wraps d.
rins the clossns hymn. and do not nsks
rush for the door innsdistsIy alter The
bsnsdicsion . lEnaesnced. Than shoeId
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ssvvics - sosolsAsd.
go quissly - yous hoos and nsb-
tass on vhss 700 hsvs heard "-wss-
tern Christian sdvocsts.