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Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
TIiE. tOI.ORED ORPHAN ASYLUM
NEEDS FUNDS

From the gifts from some of the
citizens Of Richmond. Va. donations
from several Churches and Sunday
Schools and Il small appropriation
from the city Of Richmond. the man
agcmcnt Of the Friends Orphan Asy
lum has managed to bring it thnS
far For few years past our
friends have been helping us consid-
crably by sending us donations on
Thanksgiving Day. The Board of
Directors and Matron will be very
grateful to You for any amount you
may see proper to give to the home
Yours truly,
w. +. JOHNSON. Pres.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
DIR. BROOKS AT EBENEXER.
Special thanksgiving Services VIII
BE He'd ut EbcncZcr Baptist
Church.

Rev. Walter II. Brooks, -. d. will
preach special sermons at the Ebc-
ncZcr Baptist Church, Judah and
Leigh streets, Thursday. November
-. at Noon and at cight-thirty =.
NJ. Thanksgiving DayD There will
ho special music on this occasion.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
We have many things for which
to give thanks this year and VIC
should put forth every effort to make
this real day of Thanksgiving unto
God for the blessings which He has
vouchSafcd to us as Il country, nation
and Race.
The Offering Of the day will be
given to charity as formerly. Or.
Brooks needs no Introduction TO a
Richmond audience and while the
service is to be held at the Ehcnczcr
Baptist churcn il is to be the Com
munitv thanksgiving services. Let
the people come out in large numbers
and hear this distinguished divine.
WILLIAM H. STOK TS, Minister,
EbcncZcr Baptist Church.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
\t)II I(' L..

The regular Union Meeting OF the
various Tabrrnac'cs Of the G. G.. \.
O. HrothrrS and Sisters Of Love and
Charity will hc held ut Prices Hall.
Monday niGht. November 10. 1917.
MI members are requested to be
present.
bN order OF nr. Albert \. Tcnnant
District Grand Deputy; Thomas Min
or. Assistant
NJ the last meeting held Scptcm-
Der II. the following named officers
W"r" elected: Thomas Minor, w. S
Sister Mary Durphy. W. Vice: Broth
or Il. l.. Cousins. W. Rec Secretary
Brother w. j. Garrant, W. Chaplain
Sisters Eliza Ross and Sarah Wordc
w. Conductors: Thomas Minor and
Mary Durphy. Associate Deputies.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
THE SCENE SHIFTED

Editor Mitchell had seen this same
Chris. wan and pN,c on y couch at
the Memorial Hospital. whcrr COR
many Wc"ln; his lii" was dcspaircG +
while Charles Sanders occupied a
cell in prison. Now, the scene had
shifted. Chris jackson was behind
tic bars in the city Jail. charged with
the murder of his wife. whom h. had
married four months ago. She be
lon%cd in 4 measure to the under
world. II is stated by Chris .Jackson's
attorney that she has served term
III the pcnitcntiary for dealing in CO.
raInr. All OF this is now brought to
light with other side limhtS upon the
secret life going on in this commune
ily.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

\ grand organ recital at the Ebc-
ncHcr Baptist Church, MOndav night
November 10. 1917, by Prof. Leonard
Haze IigginS. He is one Of our
Youngest and greatest professors OF
music IN the state, showing a mas
l"rln! display of execution and reg
lStratlon. Come and hear this won
d"rlul player supported by some oi
our best local talent. Mime Sivilla
Ellen Briggs. Miss Leila Lewis. Mrs
Louise Tilton Dean and Mr.. Bcnia
min +. Dean Admission, - cents
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
\ SISTER IN PARK f,RSBIltG

Several parties came to the door
Ellen Graham went to ak with them
and then returned 10 continue her
recital. The dead woman has a sister
in harkcrSbur". Nest Va. Sh has
been notified OF her death. ELLEN
Graham knew her only rs Ida. The
addrs - %ivcn was AIS Bush ST. "Shc
runs Il boarding house .hcrc.' she
sHid. Chris. Jackson had said that
lie feared some one would shoot him
II" dj! not know. but what the ma,
W"I.d shoot him. The c;ISc
hronght vivid,y To mind the ease or
Charles Sanders. who had shot and
attempted to kill Chris jackson about
4 Female
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

the room in which Chris. Jackson al
legged that h" had caught his vii" in
an improper rrla1i, nShip With an"th
ct man. Ellen Graham said, "Nnu
s",, Mr.. Mitchell, partly raised
Florourc from u little thing. She
CAME here to see me. She was i'll this
room rumhing her hair. We We're
about to have something to eat. \
man Wa% 81 TING in the other room
there. H." had como here to get mH
To du some washing for him. told
him couldn't as had AL OF the
work | could do
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
SEVERAL. HIIOTS FIRED

While Flor, nee was in his room
heard some on" cry out. "l'vr got
You. Then there N2$ Il succession
al Ehoi& fired enc after another.
hrE2ri Flor. nee not to go cut, AS
Chris. would kin her. She said he
would kill her babe and she Was go
ing out to hi"'A She went out and
I'll the! W juggling ont in IT.
Strcc-,. - -, aiIo, urr. r,,.tIT III
chcu as>cd if she Was iuEly dressed.
"Shc had her waist Open" was the rn
ply, Chris. pulled her COAX off OF
her and also her shirt wais'. Here is
tn" shirt waist now. She picked up
tn" discarded garment OF the dead
Wrman." and here is her cloak.'
Thr&" wr"c mute witnrSscr ut ii"
tragedy.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
fnHhE FUNERALS ~ NnOIr.
CEMETERY.
u. w. Cannon Tr.
II. Y. Sim.

1hcrr were three funeral at the
new Woodland Cemetery last Sunday
"ilcrhoon. The sight was INSPIRING.
me ilr&t to arrive waH tha, OF the
WIFE OF .lr. John lIau.lin smith of
II w. Baker st. Funeral Director 4
u, Price III charge with Master Doug
las Price officiating and the next WIS
'ha' 4 Il young girl from South Rich
M"nd with Funeral Director Robert
{. Scott in charge. Then came the
,nhrr;., "I Carrie Wilson with the Val
ley Burial Company in charge. The
iat'cr WAS most gorgeous affair
| ne remains were in a drop couch
state raSkrt covered with light pearl
gray plush with >a.fn trimmings.
Tn" body w?r' surGudcd in blue silk
white lace lrimming,S The whit,
"nam".lrd extension bar handles
'olnpl"t>d the effect. Since he omen
ihS May 30 1917 there have been lOl
IN "rinontS in this popular cemetery
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
HAD WATCHED HER.

He reasoned that no woman, who
WAS "u Hi,linG to have her huiNaN'
hcr
right. Nc u,r v" OF her at
house on West jackson ST.. on last
Sunday night. but she found it out
and his efforts were fruitlcSS. He is
"A chauffeur lur DR.. T.. :. Buicc. pol
T.. Grace st. His Wilc was maid
there. He claimed tha' sh" had
thrown hot iron at him last Tu%
day. While out driving. he stopped At
FIRST ANA Broad streets to gr1 Il paper
for the boss. He saw his Wifr'S boy
coming up 'irst ST. II" had a letter
FIR Jark>on's wife. He told Jackson
to give il to her and no. to open il
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
FIRED THROUGH THE DOOR

tIc fired through the closed door
and the light in the room went gu; or
was put out The man. who was ap
parcntly five feet nine or ten inches
made his escape through the other
door Finally his wife came out. He
claims that she was no. fully dress
cd. They got into the street where
they struggled. Thcn she went back
in the house. She told him he could
shoot. bnt she '>ould get him She
raised her hand and he fired The
wounded woman was removed 10 the
hospital where at . A. NJ. Wcdn"s
day she died \ visit to the mouse.
5il Brook Ave-, showed a dclapidatcd
structure. Her" WAC, found Ellen Ora
ham 4 washer woman.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
GAVE HER THE NOTE.

jackson gave ii - his wife. Morcncr
but not before he had opened it. read
lis contents and thea rcSralCl it. In
this not" Mas 4 request Tor flcrcncr
II 4, nt2 ihaI might % meet the party
that she WAS to hay" m"' Sunday
night. II w2& signed. "Ellcn." He
took this to moan Ellen Graham who
lived at all Brook Ave. In the mean
time. his wife had torn up the note
and instead Of burning it, she had
thrown il in the waste basket. Chris
jackson picked ont the pieces Of pap
or passed thcm tcGctncr ana We claims
10 now have them in his possession
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
THE SUPPLEMENTARY DATA

Counsel for the Association ,hen dc
cidcd To have him file The supplement
AIRY data from this state This was
made essentially necessary as City
Attorney II. II. Pollard had filed an
illustrated brief. showing he prospHri
ty OF the rolorcd people OF Richmond
under the jim Grow Car Laws. Mr.
William \. Jordan and his committee
were especially active and photogra
ph"r George W. Browns services
were secured to show the ether side
OF the controversy. The result is
shown by the decree of the Supreme
Four1 Of the United States. We have
been able to present il TO our readers
at This time through the courtesy OF
thai able legal luminary CITY Attor--
ncy II. II. Pollard. Sr. Here il is in
its entirety:
SUPREME COURT Or THE UNITED
STATES.
No. 3d. October Term, 1917.
Charles II. Buchanan, Plaintif in
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
ATTORNEY POLLARD ACTIVE

Attorney j. r.. Pollard was repre-
ScntinG Chris Jackson although his
grandmother, Mrs. Vaughan declared
that she had not decided just what
she would do. Attorney Edgar B
English had been also consul ed
Just who would represent him was
not known There is a child too that
is alleged to have lost his mother in
he death Of Florence jackson. lie
was the innocent cause Of his moth
cr'S death. He came i..tO the world
before her marriage to the unfortu--
nate young man. who NUS now face
jury in the fm&tin@s Court of this
city
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
\ Young Funeral Directory.

Douglas Price son of Funeral Di.
rector y. ID. Price officiatcs regular
ly at funerals now and is the Young
est funeral diTcc,Or in this country
being Il few months more than six
teen years of age. Having been train
ed in the business since his earliest
childhood he performs his duties
with the suavc diplmatic bearing of
a veteran and will unquestionably in
crease his popularity amon,, the firms
patrons.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

Rev. Y. II. White. d. D., of
'Ili;oh F'r"c. Va, and R>v. Il. G..
Adams OF Portsmouth, Va. called ON
us.
MIR. William II Thorogood of
\'li"lk, v, was in the city this
week
Mrs. Carrie Burns and Mrs. \.
H. Ransom have left White Sulphur
Tor Philadelphia, Pa, where they cx
p"rt to spend the winter.
Miss Eva Smith, Mrs. lIopin Cole.
Mrs. Maggie Turner and Mrs. Matte
N"'h"r.and visited Sunday School
institute Of Stannton. Va in Augusta
street NJ. T.. Church. Rev. T.. NJ.
Mltrh"il. pastor. After the institute
was over they were entertained at
tn" home OF Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell.
ThrN were enthusiastic over tho re-
rcption rendered them. DR.. Mitchell
Is doing grand work in Staunton.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

Nashville. Trnn., Nov. -. 1917
kl'hmond Planet. .'-Thc Exccu~
i've committee OF the Sunday School
ana H. Y. i. t. Congress will mcni
WIN tn" First Baptist Church. Mem
pms l'hh.' Rev. 7. O. Fuller. pas
'"r' December D. .. 1917.
In" object Of this meeting i to ar
rang" II program for the next session
ol tn" CONGRESS - lc held in Calves
'"ll' Texas. nrN, June. and to transact
"H'r mp r'ant business that pertains
/" tn" welfare II the congress.
Each member OF the Committee is
"FS'iiHE requested to attend this
meeting. II YOU find il impossible to
attend. kindly let us have a letter
from ynu containing Whatever surrrs
1"n* y'u feel disposed to maEl 20
The Committee.
ID. w. Cannon rrs4
II. II. Sim.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
THE CRACKED DOOR.

Eilcn Graham pointed out to tho
editor upon the occasion of his visit
The bullet hole over the bureau, where
on" OF the hullc,% had entered the
paStcrinG. Upon examining the door
others were found. Chris Jackson
had said that he looked under the
Goor to the room leading from the
down stairs hallway and thai he had
also looked through the key hole and
through a crack in the door. Upon
Continued On Fourth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
\ Girls Patriotism.

The above subject viii b. ably dis
cuHS@d Sunday. November 18th. $3.50
p. NJ. at the Sharon Baptist Church
by Miss Katherine II. IIawcS All
girls and parents arc urged TO be
present. This mcctiiG i+ held under
the auspices Of The National Protcc.
tive League for Negro Girls Inc.
Mrs. Ora b. S>Okcs, National Supt
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
HUMBLE SURROUNDINGS

The surroundings were humble
She lived in The basement. \ tub OF
clothes, with others to wash cmpha-
size the fact that she washed clothes
for a living. "Comc in. Mr.. Mitchell"
she said "IIavc a seat in f'ha other
room Editor Mitchell entered tho
front room. He was sitting now in
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
RA\DOipH--C.lSkIE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. CaSk.c an
ounce The marriage OF their
daughter. Effie Louise Mr.. James
w. Randolph. Thursday morning
November 30. 1917, at 1890 o'clock.
at their residence lil7 Brown Street.
At home December 7,--l3 1-2 w.
Leigh St, Friends are invited. No
carlA
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

was consulted and upon his recon-
mcnda'ion, the brilliant young attor
ncy, MIR. Alfred Cohen was formally
employed. Mr.. Cohen had been foro
most in o'her cases in this state. He
held that the ordinance was unconsti
Gut 'Onal.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
Information Wanted.

II anNon" can give me the where
abouts Of Emma Thompson and Ida
THOMPSON, colorcd. please furnish
same at my Office, Gl3-A n. Second
Street.
j. THOMAS lIEWIN. Att'y-at-Iaw
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
ARMSTRONG SCHOOL LEAGUE.

The PARENTS and Patrons League
OF the Armstrong High School mc,ta
Friday evening. November %. 1917 in
the school building AT ZOO o'clock
sharp. Important business. Please
attend.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17
Excellent Flat.

f'Ncelleht tla' IN good Leigh st !,
hl"rk. % rooms, bath, pantry. . back
porohcs. Rental reasonable. See
brown and Robinson a once, St.
Luke Bank Building.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

Mr.. George w. RiSon. District
Deputy Grand Chancellor at Danvillc
Va, was In the city this week.
Richmond planet., 1917-11-17

Mr.. Ju<tic" Day delivered III,
opinion OF the Court.
Buchanan. plainIif in error brought
an action in tn" thancrry Eranch
ot jefferson Circuit Court OF Ken
tuckN for tn" specific performance Of
Il contract for the sale of certain
real ,~tat" situated in the city OF
Louisville al tn" corner OF 3Tth
street and pfl@nH Avenue The OF
Ter in writing to purchase the prop
"rty contained Il proviSo:
THE BASIS or THE CONTRACT.
1T is understood that am pU.'-
(Cuntinucd on fifth pagc.)
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cAT-CLIc C--RC-

L5E Mass z- 3.s1 z Eig1 Mass q 15-34 . n; SE11sT S11ool a- :. s9 ? IT.; Sunday V=sp@-s ac -ezo ? n, Week Dzy Mass zt z E-Rev Paul ?. Ez--s, Pez-o-
 ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 sc1dzE-s z IT. Ho.y Communion fe1eep- Grz- Sunday IT ,se mortE- 19 Z n Native Szztzy sczooi. Il 2 T. Morning prayer and zsrZe1 CFo,y Co1z11toz first Sunday i1 roz.1- Iz n Sz11sE ze5ool: 7.S1 Ers1irg prayer zrd serEoz; EoiY Day-19 38 2 IT. Holy Co-zE1z1io1. Tg@sdzy: { ? IT, S. Jotn's soeizl Club. Guild roo1a. Wednesday: , ? IT, Estive Eo1e1's CziId- Indian sczco4 a.zze: Thursday: z:59 P n g. Jeans G1sls rooz1: 7:59 ? IT, g. yo1ns AthletIt CTUh. Bora. C1iif rooa; Friday. , IT, C1osr rehearsal, Guild roon- 4 sincere welcome iz ezre1fe6 to all- especially to nsTco-ers-RsT. Harold H Kelley. Pastor.
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WHAT HAVE WE CONTRIBUTED2

On page three in this issue. we reproduce an indictment against the people of this country. found by the editor q the North American. Q. Philadelphia. The indictment is not only in the nature Of an accusation: t iS s conviction aesoaa the peradven-ure of $ doubt, particularly sS ! i> applicable 10 us here n he,chiaan. Ne say to Is because. ]: Te judge 5y ourselves, Ve have done nothing. absolutely nothing 10 relieve tha unforrunateS. Yet from human standpoint ve are just aS much under obligation aS any city ia the entire United States. Cant wa do same thing, Won't somebody paSs -ne plare around. :.
 T. is true Cka- ve have needs; b-- t .s a.sa rue tha, our needs are 10. pressing. Ne are n5t starving. Can va nor share some ct cur comforts with suffering humanity: with caa .- h5oitancS ot thar war infested couEIr5. whose Starvirg condition WIS forced upon them roz D. right bur by might.
 Won't the good ladies 3t the -own--heE ase all goo5-s-arc q campaign with that end IT view We dare say tha cseers- man. woman and child in keEchisar v9115 contribute c3 a fund for -te cause had they the opportunity. We may H5- 5= able D send provisions 61t 7e certainly ear cor tribute five cen piece. Won't rhe members ot the Civic Club rake -...s u-a--s- in hand.
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PREACHER rEDlcArEs BOOKS TO RoeUEs.
FT4coU3 News

fTac0E13 NewS-t
 Travel stories written for the Philadelphia Press relig- os page 1y Rev David NJ Steele pastor Of the church % Luke and the Epiphany have been done into s150 book Gy c. p Pus,nsms Sons New York The stories cover the preachers @daa niles ot vacation rayengs in The United States and worth while He describes pleasing way many ot The nations wonder places, e1. nc2s ot his tickets read vta Mt Tacoma which is something Of tragedy in a volume otherwise well e-az together and So well adorned with romance and 7=-S7-ai-i5s No the lessE interesting section Of his s -1= introduction che course Of which he writes
 @ e1=r the book were less pous this preface more 1alis would dedicate the volume 70 my congregation s ]. Is am going gtys # 70 them instead IT is pre- pared a< Christmas Presen, 10 pa-ishone-s Y is for sale only others h al grave to--nality-al,hough without t-rs co ask their perniss:oa-I dedicate 70 wholly different gro-P ot friends. special coteris who go church less and need more than any rog1es know. 1 s2E ot rst newspaper office where they were first r1e-ss1et
 T -zc-.s4 H therefore 10 that rare fraternity ded. iss 10 editors eonpost,o-s. types=tcers proofreaders z-a@ men space p-sSsen, correspondents and car -7o-ts- c-o reporters and copy boys. They may not 4-- rad - -1sE hare lad do that already They E z==5 co bzy it. 5hsx have earned it in the course q sl=l- tays work Tasy may not even like The 'dedi cz-.c- Bu- like tt And che reason is that like them
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A,rrRrcaN GENEROSITY

Much as has been said about sits to sue, fr,,n cAe European war we fear they have after all he hll unworthy o- great ana prosperous nation Vat are te t~" n'o'S eon'Faeoe2 compared N''n '''e lions sea' 'o as from 'Ae R2FN-pEessea nations Tor ions and s-Ppt>' What even are our gus e0tt@Ee1 Sith the actual profits made by citizens of this country t os war orders, Well may those the appreeis
 the splendid services ot the few who have sacrificed tim and even life itself Bu, the United States tabulous! rich prosperous at ps2cs-do not the benefaetions Q people abroad paltry in Ihe light of wha generosity might have do2e@ How few of have giyeI 70 the pont of sacrifice What golden opportunity tO Is 60 the friendship Of the world and conquer b! our love, F-HR
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WE SUPPLY FACTORY COAL

in any quantity and guarantee full weight, up-to-grade coal and at the lowest market price. We shall be glad 10 have chance to supply your factory With coal. making regular de- IiTeFfes at stated intervals or all at once We shall be glad to quote fg- tres when we know what coal service Ju require.
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KETcHIKAH CAMP, NO. zo. 4. 3.
 Meets every EoadsT eTening at : ,. IT. Visiting brothers Eelcome.- Gso Morrison, < C. D. Smith Harris. A~R CE2u for rent, apply to J. D.
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WHAT - ALL 3LEANS.

N3- only ir Europe 5ae 1T this country 7=s hear that the women arg taS- adopting oye-al.s tor their daily w3-s. They are acquiring see habit tas-. Thez md t.en convenient and 5f ID tool notion enters inco their heads to decorate them with fr.Ils .. nay bs wear them dsco-.s-e the fashion raT become very popular. r -as women co--tre themselves -0 convenience zEe men viii have 2 chance D say good righ- to -.-z ssir-s sooner than They think
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WEAKNESS IN SEATTLE
LSa-arts pcs-

Ta= graft scandal q Seattle offers an opportunity to v-s -@a-s 0t copy paper full ot editorials on mans azzzsss There s room for comment o1 strength. also Considering Mayor Girs shortcomings in the time Of N422s-s.si- his p-esea. preicament shows him to be zcs-g i- --auy i1po-r4ut essentials
 gz5=t Rockingham has always been considered weak E1e Tocs-s of Seattle knew thar Gil in had with
 zpFT a-- -1eE fell for his reform story and gave him cLa-cs 70 come baek-1a didn't come
 One -ig1r think that with all this upheaval in city
 -ics S=z--les municipal government was going to the 5aU-~o~s Not so Evil provides it's own cure. The " rolg c@1si bg this o-ttt ot br5e givers and takers las provided -1@ means for correcting the evil
 S-2zg men Azvs undertaken the task Of cleaning up -1= mess
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SHANGHAI RESTAURANT.

-.- - :. -:- = .- + - -s e- -.- -:- -::- -:- =
 AT THE CHURCHES. -:. -- :- -:- -:- -.- -:- -:- = % - -.- -:- -:- -:.- z. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. Froa- Street E=-c1tzz1- Alaska
 Rzgz-zr zsrT.css s-1czT Il q n S-c.=c- Sunday Jz--z-E z5-1 Truth "Wednesday sTe15zE reeE1-g and so1g s=-Ttces -,59 . IT Al ar= ws.co-e
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Local zZ+s regular meeting "Wednesday. Wishing trcthe-s cordially invited Hall for re1- Aoz62y. Thursday. Fri lay and SaEur5ag.
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EIRsT M. E. c-uac-

S11zE c1-Ecz se-r.c@ z- 1I C. u z1d -.39 ? - T1-rs1zT prayer meet ing ::59 ? E Friday c-o-- meets q 5 ? T. Frs s13 ch1-5 V1=51=zday zf te-zooz a. Z,3s Lz5.=z' Al 5o1aa.y- C II Van Mz-rsr, Pzs-c-.
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| is very sasr -o 21arrel--o find taul-. 1 weak man can always h that f he can find some one 70 quarrel with; our T takes strong man to return good +er eT.- and even under strong
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KETCHIKAE CIVIC GLIB.

Meets eTsrT frze and third Tues day evening al 2 ? IT., at the CoQn- eil Chambers. Al wonen interest ed fn the welfare Of o1r city arg cordially invited to ettend-See- 3 ?. Dickinson, V b
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scA.0lNAVlAH V. E c4URc4-

Sz1fzy school q n s IT,. Prezch- ing se-Tice zt II q IT, Prayer Meeting eyery Thursday eve1izg at : o'clock f. the diEersnt hozea- The Ladies Aid Society ree-s eTeFT two w-seks cn Thursday al Z.59 The Sunday serTices are held zt Gi6soa-s ol4 home in NeEtoEn- All Scz1dinzTi4ns arg cordially fnvited--A sleip1es. Pastor.
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poRY FOUND.

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: Al old dory painted yellow :
 - about z9 feet long was found on : Z the north side ot Gravina Island. : Z The owner may have same by ap- :- plying 70 1 H Sters,zud. on the : !: island and paying for this ad. : :. . z -:- .:- -:- -::. -::- :. -::- :. :. - - : :.
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provocation. to endeayor to live neceablv with all men. But We can all be strongsf we really try.