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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Wanted HeIp-Femals.

Wanted Heip-Female.
GOOD cook. private family 15l1 Montana.
WANTED-Engiish speaking SRI Tor gen
eral homework Phone l0s5
WANT good cook FOR general housewor1-
WANTED-GiFI in photo studio. zos's
WANTED-On ranch. housekeeper with
small family. Write T IL. Herald
WANTED-Experienc Kodak nnishers-
Apply 2o-i5 san antonio. room g.
WOMAN Tor cooking and housework. must
speak English Apply 1909 p. Boulevard
WANTED-Competent cook. private fam
ly- Phone 81
RELIABLE woman Tor cooking and house
work IS week. must stay on place Apply
f1l1 Bliss mornings
ANTED-tfood reliable woman 90 work
in bakery store. must be steady. Apply
t0S z san Antonio.
MIDDLE aged white woman 70 care for
children; small wages and good home
call after a m or pm sos y. Kansas
WANTED-Experience girl for fruit and
cigar store references required 40 y
Oregon
WANTED-KItchen woman who under
stands pastry Ms. Clark's Cafeteria -9N
II ssa-
WANTED-Giri 10 attend 10 register and
telephone; must have experience and will
ms 20 work. no snap Inquire The John
Il May Grocery Co. Las Cruces, " II
EANTED-Young American sal-slady. enc
who has had previous experience and can
speak spanish Apply China Palace Co.
liz san Antonio ST.
WANTED. at once-A waitress for cafe.
one that's familiar with the short order
business $50 month. board and room
Tlhnsou's cafe. Pecos- Texas
Gas RANGES, any kind you want. cash
or terms
FOUTZ-MCORE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Heln Wanted-MaIe and Female

Help Wanted-male and Female
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WANTED-EUperie waiter or want
ress. 1Is West Missouri
RANTED-RellabIe man or woman 10 Do
collecting SO First National Bank bldg
ONE room apt ia exchange for caring
for furnace. GIL w Missouri Phone 55fo-
WANTED-CoIored man and wife 20 work
on ranch call at the office OF Orndorft
hotel between . and s.
WANTED Man and wife for gene-ai
housevorlz and laundry. Apply between
and p m. 1884 Silver 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Situations Wanted-MaIs.

Situations Wanted-Male.
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CARPENTER work wanted. Phone 6531Al-
ENPEKr accountant desires two small sets
% books 70 keep N $50. care Herald
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants EN-
ploymeut- L. X. care Herald
AL around cook in or out Of town; can
take charge Address o $50. care Herald
STOVES set up and chimneys cleaned.
reasonable prices Antonio Gonzales, phone
esat-
DOCTOR, 10 years experience ln coutracL
practice wants location I'm Mexico. Texas
or Rev Mex Address Doctor care Herald
COLOKED couple wants position as chauf-
feur and cook Address Il SOL. care Her
aid
Al OFFICE man. So years o. age; 10
years bookkeeping and steuugraphic eE-
perience- address 81, Herald
" ANTED-Position as office clerk. mlle
CLERK OF booEkeeper, SIX years expert
euce; can furnish bond and reference
Veto T llo. core Herald
TWO expert mechanics want cars 10
work on evenings and sundays; Packard
twin six work specially. Address L $50.
care II arald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
Apartments UNFINISHED.


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ALEXANDRIA apartments Phone 41S5-
TWO room apt SO mo zoe Myrtle
UNFINISHED apartment Tor rent PHI
LARGE unfuTnished apt. Apply BFazos
DESIRABLE three room apt- with glasscd
IN sleeping porch SOS Prospect Phi 79s7I-
THE COLBERT-smau apt: no Children
PRIVATE apartment. modern5 5 rooms
ana large hall Phone 1855 or 1883
NEW GOODS given for old Phone 1898
HOME FURNITURE CO. III " stanton.
II EERS' apartments In sunset heiEh-s;
new; front on park; all outside rooms
Prone s9s5W-
THE BINKLEY-A i've and two room
apartment for lease; 5 minutes walk from
postoffice. corner Epson and Davis
BEAUTIFUL new apartment for the -
lect, four rooms and bath. modern Phone
n2-nl1gs- 5t3ol-
DESIRABLE three room apartment.
r'assad sleeping porch. steam heat ho-
water lol9 Lundy- Phone e933.
the LINCOLN-s room apis. Just COM
nletsd- 40 w. Boulevard; two blocks
r. m Cleveland So SIS mo Phone lf6e-
10 LEASE-Unfurnishe four room ap-.
no sex or children; references require
Us ". Missouri
HATRED. a.. W. Boulevard. front 2 nm $50
Hatred. fl- W Boulevard. back 3 rIn- s12
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY.
e1f Mills Bldg Phone SIS
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. $500
For two inch continues post bed Your
credit is good
HOME FURNITURE CO.. III y Stanton
UNFJ RNISHED APARTMENT IN TIE
kNICEEEBOCkER: MODERN. BEST
LOCATION APPLY APARTMENT No ..
CORNER CALIFORNIA AND MESA- PHI
Si59 AND SO
ROSE APTS.-No-r completed and ready
for occupancy: living room. kitchen. bath
aud e,asssd sleeping porch located at 6c5
Octaria- Rent SIS Apply 20
LAY REALTY 4 TRUST CO..
Phone c5l5- 204-e11 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
artz starts ticket Buying.

Because but a few members Of
Rotary attended the Ben Greet play
e-S' performances the club became in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18

NEW. modern & room apartment.
g.assed in porch ground floor.
private entrance and bath On
Fl Eoula-1-d-
PHONE 1911.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
4 CgOTND TTOOR OFTFR-

u Ore than 30 900 acres leased in Texas. IN
Otfield with the most promising outlook;
a mall allotment OF stock Is offered at a
very low price 10 first investors for ins-
IN diate subscription Send for particulars
to1ly; be among the first. this Is the
o1e great opportunity IN oil. big acreage
rich field. responsible on men In charge.
THE HAMILTON OIL COMPANY,
601 Ideal bldg. Denver. Colo
Operating office. Giazier. Texas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
FOOD EXPERT TO
GIVE LESSONS

Announcement - the subjects r.
be- discussed hy Sherwood 2 shy
der the food expert who will ron.
duct the free cooking school during
the food exposition 90 b. held Ia the
Belle Isle coliseum next week. has
just been made Mr. Snyder says
he will make clear the mysteries
Of the cannlug factories
Monday DO farks on rho operation
OF various canning outfits. 90 be fol
lowed by demonstration IN can.
ning corn ON Tuesday DO viii dis
'cuss sterilization and can strinf
beans Wednesday hc VIII warn
housewives against canning com
pounds. and demonstrate the can
ming az tomatoes Thursday the lee
turer viii tell WHY some women are
NOT successful in canning. and FOL
low ii with demonstration in can
ming celery and greens. FRIDAY he
viii talk on the best means 20 hclr
the farmer save DIS rrrishabie pro
duce AND vii can catrots Saturday
ihere VIII bo discNssion and dem
onsiration in canning fruits.
The cooking school VIII Do held
= frs TT pier" and seats will be pro
vided for 1000 persons The Pier
Is reached directly from the street
as well as thru The Coliseum.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
NO RANK IN
PENSION BILL
Officers and Privates On Same
Footing In Amended
Measure

WASHINGTON. Sept a. The ad.
ministration's soldiers and sailors
insurance bill amended 20 equauze
the allowances or The dependents OF
enlisted men and officers. has pass
"a the house
one amendment raised from So
coo "a $4,000 the maximum amount
of optional insurance policies the
government would issue 90 men IN
service 4 soldier or sailor would
o. entitled 20 take out from s. 600
90 10000 worth of optional lusur
ance az about s. per $1,000 Tn
case ~ death or fotal disability de
pendents would be- entitled % com
pcnsation ranging from SO to So
per month. and the Insurance Ia
case az total disability. Che injured
persons would be- paid from $50 ~
SloQ per month.
Women OF The Nurse CORPS are In
cluded under The amended Bin
Tho hill also was amended 90 in
crease compensatious for am depend
ents about l5 percent The r eN
rates per month follow
widow S75 ono child tt5 two
children. fr1tt ard am additional s.
for each child up ta f.ur
one metherless niit $50. tNo. as
three. tit and So additional for each
.hIii lp ta hye
widowed mother would receive
So rl ufh and ro Earn IS allowance
would exceed 81 month Under
compensation FOR officers dependents
might have gone as high as $40 a
w uth
An amendment % provide that W A.
ows marrying soldiers or sailors
syitrIn zen wears after the date
fnflr5 should be entitled - tnr rec-
ular compensation. also was adopted
widow rompensRtion would cease
upon her rem8rriage anc depfn-
dent chlds would cease AZ lS years
old
Monthly dement's 70 soldier cr
sailor r case % total disability worid
he as follows
m ~ has neither wife nor ehla
living sac wife. $50 vie ami me
child So two or more children
additional f1r each -hlll 50 81 tv
dependent widowed mother. SO adj
q t.4uAi
injured men requiring nurse care
woa'd receive an additional $40
man losing both feet hands 3-
eyes would be entitled 90 500 per
month
Amendments adopted would give
claimants ten years instead ~ ore
In which 90 Hls their cfaIr's f1r CONF
neusatlon prevent divorced wives
dcrcneeuf's allowance
The nrst ysnr appropr' alton To- sn-
plying ma. measure rs S. nof geo
RorresenFHt filett Massa 'h ,lsetfs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
WHITE SOXOPEN
3-GAME SERIES
Star Hurlers Of Rowiands
Crew Due to Take the
Mound

The Chicago White Sox open a
three game series az Navin field this
afternoon. playing one game today
and a double header Saturday.
Rowland's ball beavers have about
ctnched the American league Gag and
are now practicing the stunts they
are going 20 pun on the Giants in
the battle for the world crown. In
the last series Detroit played in Chi
cago. the White Sox stole come 10
bases in four games and the whirl-
wind game viii probably be their
style in this set OF contests also
Faher. Cicotte, and Russell are
due 10 hurl the games for the Chi
cage clan while Mitchell will open
for the Tigers. and Ehmke and
Dauss viii finish tomorrow Detroit
needs 20 win two OF these three
games 70 have any chance whatso-
ever OF staying In third place as
New York has been gaining with
great regularity in tho play OF the
last few days
on the other hand a sweep OF
the series for the Sox would prac.
tically put them so far ahead OF the
Boston crew that they would have
nothing more 20 fear and they could
then use their eastern trip 20 pre-
pare in earnest for the big games
Rowland will not throw any games
away and the chances are the series
viii b. holly played.
Cobb is almost mathematically
out OF the running for a 400 battine
average this season The Georgia
Peach will have TO do better than a
500 average the rest OF the season
1T Urrfer 10 climb 10 those heights
he is safe from attack In the rear
however, and the American league
swatting crown viii be his again
this year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
WOMEN PLAYERS
IN MATCH TODAY
National Stars to Play At Ten
mis- Club This After
noon

Miss Mary Browne and Miss Molla
Bjurstedt will play this afternoon
at the Detroit Tennis club In the
headliner OF the exhibition tourney
the national players are putting on
for the benefit OF the Red Cross.
The players are evenly matched and
rank among the very best In the
game, and their matches are always
a struggle from start TO finish.
Strachan Is scheduled TO play
Throckmorton in singles IN the sec.
ond match and also with Hardy
against Alexander and Throekmor-
ton In mems doubles.
In yesterdays matches, Hardy
beat Alexander, GO, 60 in a wonder.
full exhibition OF tennis, and then
Hardy paired with Miss Browne 20
defeat Miss Miss Bjurstedt and
Throckmorton in mixed doubles.
In the Tennis clubs matches.
wesbrook defeated Ira Reindel and
Iightner took his match from Rase-
man. Wesbrook's win was COM
plete surprise to the dopesters who
thought that Reindels stronger
game would more than Offset the
speed and dash OF the youthful Uni
versity OF Michigan star But Yves
brook, after losing the first set. GOV
cred the entire court and made
points on what looked like sure
shots for Reindel by his speed and
cleverness.
Iightner took RRseman into camp
by playing a beautiful mid-court
game, smashing back his opponents
lobs with great speed and accuracy.
Wesbrook and Lightner meet Sat
urday TO play for the championship
and the trophy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
Teddy Again In Air;
This Time In Flying
Machine, Bully"

MINEOI.A. y. Y, Sept i4-"Bul-
lys" and greats" are still echoinE
around the aviation field here today
following a trip BY Col Roosevelt
IN an aeroplsne driven BY The now
Liberty motor, with which the Unit
cd States expects 10 attain supre-
macy in the air
The coloneIs "greats- and his
smiles lit up everything when he
stepped from the observation seat
OF the machine that had carried him
5000 feet into the air and over Camp
Mills az a speed Of 100 miles an
hour
II was the colonels second Sight
His first was in Kansas with Arthur
Hoxey. now dead
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14

vile will TOP bin Of features IN the
Regent theater next week. commenc-
INK Monday afternoon. The added
attraction will be Dan Bruce. Mango
lnlret and company IN a Corner In
Wireless" while the third feature is
Brooks and Powers In their piAnolo-
que and singing act. The Aerial bal
let IL described as beautiful num-
per with the dancers noatinE out over
me heads ~ tho audience az we'll as
On tho stage. They are Earbed a.
BUTTERFLIES a Corner IN wireless
~ lHuEhRhle comedy drama IN
which an enerfetic wireless operator
gathers I'm a fortune and a sweetheart
IN ~ minutes by imprisoninE her
millionaire father on top OF a New
York of0cc building other acts VIII
he Beatrice Mckenzie and company
IN one act playlet MuWford and
thompson, singing comedians. and
Herbert BROOK and company la "a
trunk mystery The feature picture
viii Doe Madame Sherry"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
TRAFFIC COPS
PLAY CARLETON

The Detroit traffic squad plays
Carleton. Mich. al Mack park. Sun
day. In what is usually one OF the
hottest games OF the season. the old
rivalry between these teams making
the game closely contested.
An added attraction 20 the days
program will be the game between
Cowper's All-Stars and the North
eastern Boosters Guetschaw viii
offciate az both games.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
MAXWELLS OFF
FOR PITTSBURGH

Maxwell Motor company baseball
club leaves TO-DAY. for Pittsburgh
where the first game OF the Nation
nj Baseball associations intersec-
tional series will be held the De
troit nine meeting the Ambridge
Athletic club This team won the
right 10 represent Pittsburgh by
beating Sullivans yesterday F1f
teen Maxwell players make the trip
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
FUTURITY is WON
BY JENNIE LIND

JACKSON. Mich. Sept I4-Jen-
ME Lind driven bv Hal r Erwin.
copied the Michigan fuiurity for
threeyear old trotfers ~ the fair
grounds yesterday over 40 1000
people Witnessed The races
Arlo May copied the % trot and
a purse of sl00 Dearborn won the
third and final race when ne came
In ahead ln fhe 5 pace FIVE heats
being necessary 90 ore verdict was
returned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
BARNES TAKES
LEAD IN TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Sept. l4--Jack NJ
Barnes. OF Philadelphia. leads The
field IN the Western Open Golf tour
nament by turning In a g. at the
Westmorcland Country club for the
first rs holes for a 2hole match.
This r. five under par for the course
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
Taking No Chances.

sleIght-ofHand Mani will now
proceed 10 take a dozen fresh eggs
from this little shavers mouth.
The Kids Ma Keep your mouth
shut. Patsy II you've all thin eggs
In you. don't you dare open II TIL I
get you home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14

The First State Bank % Detroit
defeated First and old Detroit IA.
iionAi hank az Northw estern. B TO
2. \Smnri. for tAe winners. pitched
great ball. tanning 10 shank behind
the bat. performed very oreditably
besides leading In the siueg.nE wf--r
n double and triple Klein's bit
brought in the deciding run in the
sixth inning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14
BACELLI COPS
FEATURE RACE
~Pop. Geers Drives Russell
Boy To New Track
Record

SYRACUSE, ". Y. Sept l4.-Be'
fore so 900 people az the grand car
cuff meeting yesterday, Bacell
COPIED the $1,000 governors stake
and Geers drove Russell Boy 20 a
new track record, doing the mile Ia
2.04.
Baceill only won one o. the three
heats run in his event hut had the
best showing when the race was
over. He came In second IN tne
frat two heats and won the maj IN
a strong finish. Ina jay played Win
the AeId In the 2;ll trot
Summary:
Y.al TRoT. PURSE 81 ooo, ? HEATS
euldiueI b. r. hy worthy NC
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Toddiing b. 3. (Rodney l-..
Sotira n hr I'M lpickerson) .
peter Mozart. br (Tallmanl DIS
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suu GOVERNORS. 2.12 CI4ABs TROT
PURSE s. 600 HEATS.
Baceli b. 8. Bertha tb
Whitel ....... 49,. q
Brescia. b. m. lRodneyl
All Mack. p. a. murray ..
pittsburgh. ch. lMnrphy
Donna clay. b fu, lSnowl -t.t D
Harrods Creek. en- h. flnsel- 4
Ridsemark. b. h CTraynorl Z b
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a.ii TRoT. PURSE 1900. HEATS
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AIS TROPHY. IN ,
Nav Boy. b. hy Walnut
Hall chairman .------st.'
Prince Todd. nix. CKiernan). : 2
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Mas zombro (McDonald) $500.
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ais TROT. TROPHY. SECOND
DIVISION
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Tifne--2:f5A. 2iih
aga TRoT. a-YEAR-oLps TROPHY.
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SPECIAL EVENT TO, To FEAT ~ NJ"
Russell Boy. b. =. by Rustic Paten-
ter (Geers), time sea Quarter OF a
second better than best track mark
Co date.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14

poser and playwright other num-
bsrs on the bill include the Harry sis
tiers. daughters 81 the well known
comedian ~ the old arm ~ Barry
and Fay. Allan and Howard. estah-
lished favoritss. but together THIS
season FOR the INST time presenting
a new sketch called "heai Pals. Jim
and Marian Hawkins with some new
ny1tc,, 20 All e.. $50 H. = - Ttroetto.
rean ZIG the Great Ak kbmR
company - Japanese perforfners and
che Five Mctzetts acrohats and ath-
letes.
nlcmriEed Version ~ Madam
sherry with all the incidental mu-
sic Including the famous number
Every Little Movement iias "A
Meaning All It's OWL. VIII ne of
fered in the Regent theater next
week. as the principal screen attrae-
tipn o. accompany thr VaudeVille
Madame sherry Was one OF tNr
most successful comedies with music
ever produced The original stnEf
version has been closely followed hf
the picture producers. There VIII hr
Nn organ Impairment 70 tnf ftt
ture in which all tht we'll known
musical numbers will BE- introduced
Gertrude Mccoy ns Nvnnne sherry
hQads thc cast with frank J.. \
VGonnor a. Edward sherry me
story is about care-free Young
in order 10 get various sums from a
rich uncle when the uncle VISITS
hiu the youth il obliged 20 get
family together IN short order.
"ReauV and Bellies musical com
edy presented ~ a company Of a
dozen people. tops the vaudeville hill
in tho Orpheum theRter next week..
IL H. q bright and lively little must
cal play beautifully staged and cos-
tuned and with a dcren singing and
dancing numbers. Nat Carr. the
popular Hebrew monol0E.st aud Hlil
prnitt. the cowboy Caruso are
other prominent numbers on the pro-
gram Jack Kennedy and company
viii appear fn a domestic sketch
others include Bush and shapiro
comedians who sing ans dance. and
Mile Therese. with her trained an
mails The principal picture attrac
ffon for the week Will b. William
Desmond. ia Master ~ HE Home
N4nsen'r Aerial ballet. one - the
most spectacular orerinrs IN Naude-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14

PTintinE---the plain nest Kind --fhEt
% ric ht--Tirars lob nrnt-MaIn 4H7n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14

IMEzEzM
ICgGstetcs
| ild t.sIlyNNS
|ESESME5
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-14

Notlce ~ hr m iplckrts"hl
peter Mozart. br (Tallmanl as
Tinie-2.fi T.. 21oA. 2li a
TIVE GOVERNORS. 2.12 Ci4Ass TROT
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-03-29

Mrs Henry Smith 315 N. Henry
St, was called to Elgin, H., last We'd
nesday on account of the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Cynthia Isom.
Rev. L. J. Phillips was in Gary
Ind, this week on business.
Special song and Easter service
will be held at Mt. Zion Baptist
church on the 9Th of April. Mr.. G. G
Mosley will render a mandolin SOLO.
Miss Mamine Darling who has been
in the University of Wisconsin since
fall, was forced to return home on
account of i'll health. She was accom-
panied by her mother. They reside
in Lovejoy, Ill.
Mr.. Emiel Newton who has beer
wintering in Riverside, Cal, returned
to Madison last Friday and was wei
coined by his host of friends.
Mr.. A. ]. Beard of the Park Hotel
Dining service, has been on the sick
list, but is out as we go to press.
We were pleased to have call this
week from Mrs. Hattie B1ttertield.
She is an up-to-date entertainer.
The stork visited Mrs. Guy Ander-
son and left a fine girl. Mother and
daughter are both doing well at the
General Hospital.
Miss Marion Buckner spent last
week in Rockford, ILL.,, visiting friends
and was highly entertained.
Master Edwin Hill and his older
sister Freddie Nal, are on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Dan Nealy is nursing his cause
by a severe burn while in discharge
of his duties.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-03-29
LOCALS

KESSENICHS ARE SHOWING A
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRIGHT NEW SILKS AND SUM
MFR WASH GOODS AT REASON
ABLE PRICES.
Hear Prof. Henry Walters with his
Novelty Hoosier Orchestra on April
9Th at the A. M. E. church.
Mrs. Madison Jones, formerly of
Madison but now of Chicago, is i'll at
1854 Wabash Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crabs, who
were residents of the city for some
time and had been in the Windy City
for several months are now located
in Pittsburgh, Pa, 2811 Wyle Ave.
Don't fail to hear the Shining Sun
flowers from Indiana at the A. nj. Z.
church on Friday night April the 9th.
The pastor, officers and members
If the Mt. Zion Baptist church are
rallving to raise $250.0O the LIST Sun
dav in May. The many friends and
we'll wishers are asked to assist them
in their effort.
Mrs. Savannah Jackson of Blount
St. spent last Sunday in Beloit.
If YOU fail to get the Blade remem-
Der YOUR subscription is unpaid.
A thirty-day rally has been launch
ed by the pastor and officers of the
Mt. Zion Baptist church with the fol-
lowing captains: T. E. Hines, ]. N.
Wilson, Rev. Moses Jefferson, V. c.
Turner and J. Anthony Josey.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-21
D. A. r. MEETING.

A called meeting Of the Nathaniel
Abney Chapter of D. A. r. was held
at the home Of Mrs. l.. S. Osborne
"Wednesday afternoon.
In the absence of the Regent and
Vee-regent Mrs Harold Beall was
called to the chair Several business
matters were disposed OF, the scholar
ship fund being placed for the next
six months. 1t was voted to spend
the time of the meetings this year in
Red Cross work instead Of having a
regular program, A very interesting
time was spent in discussing this
work. one of the members having re-
Gently spent sometime where there
was Red Cross COON and the work
Being actively under way.