Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1917-09-22

most choice varieties of shrubbery, some Of
which he brought from Alaska. Could Sc
attic boast Of a few hundred such success
full coored men as he they would stand as
high in business circles as the japanese or
any one else.
A marriage license was issued to Saul H.
Hall and Orphelia 3. Marshall last Tues
day and they were married last Wednesday
at high noon at the First A. M. E. church
by the Rev. H. NJ Collins Mr.. Hall has
lived in Seattle for the past fourteen years
and is one of the reliable men of the town.
He is a son Of A. H. Hall, who resides at
1851 Twenty second Avenue. That you may
have some idea Of just how reliable Mr.
Hall is, he has been employed at the Black
Manufacturing Company for the past ten
years and not only has the absolute charge
of the boiler rooms, but also looks after the
shipping department Of the firm. While
this may be the first time Mr.. Hail has been
under the control Of marshall, yet from
her kindly looks it is predicted that he will
be we'll treated
Like Lee Saunders, Will Winston once
worked at the Roslyn coal mines, but he
thought he could better his financial con-
dition by moving to Seattle He lived in
the city for some time and then came to
the conclusion that, he could better his
financial condition by moving to the coun-
try and take up a line of work, in which
he had never before engaged, and so he
made the effort He is now in the hog
raising business for the market and it is
said he is doing just excellent. He has a
colored nelghbor in the same business and
both Of them are doing better than they
ever did before Mr.. Winston has a we'll
equipped suburban home, which he has well
stocked with hogs and he always has one
or more ready for the market and these
days hogs are hogs, and who has one or two
of them to sell each month is "sho" taking
in some money. Of course the price of a
hog is not all profit, but the person who
has made careful study of feeding them
is in position to realize more profit out
of them than the one who indiscriminately
buys bunch Of corn and dumps it in to
them. Winston Tucker and Myers are
worthy of emulation on the part of other
colored men, both in and out of Seattle, and
it is hoped that many more will follow in
their wake.
The long summer vacation has come to
a close and the various clubs and civic
bodies that have for their object the uplift
OF those with whom they are identified,
should take up their respective work with
renewed energy and endeavor to do even
more this season than they did last, how
ever much they did last season may have
been. The Brotherhood Of the Mt. Zion
Baptist church will hold it's first public
meeting next Tuesday evening and it has
arranged splendid program for the oc-
casion. It did good work last season, but
there is always room for improvement and
with stronger determination on the part
of the membership thereof it can be done,
and there is no doubt but that it will be.
The Woman Political and Civic Alliance
has already held two splendid meetings and
it too, seems to have entered into it's work
this season with double determination to
do better than it did last season, if such
be possible. The Business Mems League
held is first meeting Of the fall term last
Sunday and it too has assumed more
vigorous attitude and it will start out with
public meeting at the hall Of the Baptist