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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27
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WISCONSIN, THE BADGE STATE', at g. Strandyold. s
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-27

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-20

by large victrola, while we danced
and made merry. We then listened
to bunch Of select stories as told
by Lawyer Stawers and at wee sma'
hours we left for our homes, sorry
the time had come.
Those present, Mr.. w. II. Pierce,
Lawyer Stawers and Mr.. Cole, of De-
troit, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh l.. Taylor,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Haden, Misses
Eva Taylor and Clara Wallace,
Messrs. Walter Muse, w. l.. Priest,
w. E. Miller and w. b. Il. Crowell.
What good will kicking do? They
have even stopped kicking football.
You live here, you can't go elsewhere,
SO boost your country.-Little Willie
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-20
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Mrs. W. A. T.. Mosely Of Thomasville
Ga, after spending five months visit
ing Niagara Falls, New York, Phila
delphia and Washington, d. c., passed
through the city recently en- route
home on train No. SO, southbound.
Mr.. Enoch Dente OF Boston, Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives at
S. G.
Is cars of Negro soldiers passed
through the city recently en- route
for Newport News, Va,
They were jolly and good natur-
cd, dressed in uniforms. The train
was in charge Of few white officers.
A literary entertainment was given
at the A. M. e: Church Monday night,
and we'll rendered Mr.. Mullens was
manager.
Respectfully
70. B. WEBSTER
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-20

insurance company in the world,
writing industrial, whole life, twenty
pay life and twenty year endowment,
paying claims of $1,000 with same
promptness as $40 one. Some
company. But look. where they
stand. Insurance in force Septem-
Der l, 1917, over 100000. Going
some, we'll I should smile. Take a
hunch, join the bunch Of N. c. Mu-
tual and Provident Association policy
holders. See Crowell and Reid. They
will tell you all about it. Office in
Cooper Drug Company Building,
corner Henry and High streets.
Thank you.
DR.. e. D. Downing and Mr.. G..
Tiffany Toliver, of the Hampton
Theatre, Inc. made a flying trip to
Washington, d. G. on business for
tho Theatre and landed contracts for
some of the best and highest priced
feature pictures to be had. Friday
is to be the Feature Day at the
"llampton." Watch for them, "Fall
Of Nation, The Sins of the Mother
The Girl from Rector and Where
Are My Children? are among some
or the big features. Hear Little
Willie tell about them. They are
moral and instructive. Every col
ored person should be proud OF tho
champion" race enterprise, owned
and controlled by colored mon, Come
to your house, where you are always
welcome. Don't fail to see the Six
Musical Millers, all next week at the
Hampton" They are great.
Well, look who's here, Henry
Pierce, the prince Of good fellows.
Mr.. Pierce, who lives now in Detroit,
Mich. goes to his old homo in Raleigh
N. G. every year to the Colored Fair,
and on his way this year, he stopped
over in good old Roanoke a few days.
With Mr.. Pierce on this trip are, two
Of his friends from Detroit, Lawyer
Walter Stawers and Mr.. William
| Cole, prominent real estate dealer.
While here they were the house
guest Of Judge Penn. Many social
meetings greeted these gentlemen
while here. Among them was one
pulled off at the beautiful homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Evans, on Fourth
avenue, N. w. Monday might, after
a theatre party at the Hampton, )"
which was stag, the party drove to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, in
4 Judge PENIS seven passenger Chand-
Ter, whore cards held sway for a short
time, then the good things started.
A swell buffet luncheon was served
by the Madam. Music was furnished
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-20
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-10-20

| va. Is the guest of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard Faulkner, 209
! Fifth avenue, N. w. She Is the wife
.Uf Rev, ", r. ,Hawertcn, secretary
Of the A. M. 70. Conference and pas
tor OF Hampton station.
Mrs. ID. w. Harth Is confined to
her home on account Of illness.
Miss Mary Holland left for Hol-
land, Va, where she will teach this
Winter.
The Ideal Players are drawing a
full house each night at the EIamp-
ton Theatre. The last half OF tho
week they are playing, "Dodging the
Draft" See 1t. Pictures changed
daily. Monday, Stingaree and the
Girl from Frisco Tuesday, The
Fighting Trail and Comedy; Wednes-
day, Pearl White, in\ Fatal Ring,
that great feature show, Should a
Baby Die?; Friday, Helen Holmes
and the Railroad Raiders; Saturday,
Our Girl Reporter and Shorty Ham
ilton. Be there.
Those who were present at the
services during tho week, October
S-12, at the Hill Street Baptist
Church certainly enjoyed the splen-
DR.. J. N. Pearson, pastor Israel Bap-
fist Church, Of Baltimore, Md, who
is conducting revival services at Hill
Street Church, Sunday morning, Oc-
tober 18th, at $50 a. M. the Sunday
School opened and continued services
for an hour and forty-five minutes
under the direction OF their superin-
tcndent, Deacon r. B. Bailey.
AL eleven a NT tho paparol COR
vices began and an excellent sermon
from tho text found in Samuel 22:23
the words: "But with me thou shalt
be in safeguard" was preached by
the Rev. DR.. Pearson.
At five p. NJ, the B. Y. p. u.
opened with their splendid president,
Trustee David r. Jones, presiding
At eight p. NJ, DR.. Pearson gave
us another splendid sermon, using
these words as a text, "Glory to God
in the highest" found in the second
chapter of Luke and fourteenth
verse. DR.. Pearson is without doubt
a splendid preacher. Those who
have heard him do not hesitate to
say he is indeed Minister Of the
Gospel. All are invited to hear him
at Hill Street Baptist Church.--M.
G. b., Reporter.
Helping Hand Home Society held
their regular monthly meeting at the
residence Of Sister Minnie Johnson,
Ninth avenue, N. e., Tuesday, Octo-
Der 8, 1917. Scripture lesson read
by tho President, Psalms 31:1-4
Prayer by Sister Nancy Scott. There
were eighteen members present
There were four new members added
to the Club by Sister Emma Brown
They were received with much love
and gratitude. We had a lovely
meeting.
The Secretary read communication
from the President, Sister Georgia
a. Hairston, who left us and went
to school. She was we'll and sent
much love to the members and bid
us God speed. We were proud to
hear from her. We missed her
dearly in our meeting.
Lena Barnes, President; Mary
Alice Robertson, Secretary.
LITTLE WILLJE'S LETTER.
No, indeed, 7 have been right here
all tho time, just hustling for the N.
G. Mutual and Providont Association,
the largest and strongest Negro life
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-20
WILLIAM FLOYD, President
LOCALS

Rev X ID W Meadows. state mis-
sionary ior the Bapti-t, attended the
Flat Top BAPTIST Association at Bran
well last week lie il one OF the most
eloquent speakers in the state.
Hon. r.. III. Harper, representative IN
the West Virginia legislature from Me
Dowell county. ha- been spending few
days with his people at home here in
Keystone He tells III that hi- crops at
the old homestead are the most promis-
ing for beautiful yield lac has had IN
years.
Mrs. Laura Branch. of baltimore, Sis
ter To Mr.. X. a. Perdue OF Grocer, H.
visiting relatives and friends in and
around flkhorn. She will he IN the
county for the next month, this being
her first trip O. this state.
Prof. A. W Curtis, teacher in the
Agricultural Department at Institute,
Was a pheasant visitor in this city sunday
lie also visited friends in Kimball and
made three addresses. one at the Fir-t
Baptist church, the Lovely ZION Baptist
church and the Presbyterian church. ne
also addre--ed the good people at Mt.
Chapel BAPTIST chlrch, keystone.
Mrs. Garrison. Of Blueiield. We under
stand, l. on the sick list.
%.
Mrs. Mary Hicks, OF Blueiild. wife OF
Rev. ". ". Hicks who - now pastor
ing Mt zion BAPTIST Church, Roanoke,
Va, hes moved her household good
there where she her home during the
stoy OF her husband at that place They
will rent their home.
20.
A cloud bur-t last sunday csusel con.
siderable damage % the door, windows
washing apparatus, the furnsnce and
other things In the cellar % the property
Of Harper Brothers. The damage wil
easily reach s2o. Ipn. r. H. Hsrper
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-20

she ~as called TO he at the bedside Of
"e' SICK sister and brother-in-lsw, Mr.
ana Mrs Richard Brown, of Institute
Inc nope OF their many friend. il that
neither Is seriously ill.,.
Mr. Charles Robinson, OF L.nyrsg
but who has been night warehm.n =, ,hs
West Virginia Collegiate In.t;,u,a :
nov at home. mixing 1wirh the bows A.
OF yore- He will spend about , xeet.
with family and friends.
Mr.. Thos- Curry, member of ,hr
Board OF Edncation in the Elkhorn D,s-
tlct, was IN Keystone Wednesday ON
business.
Deputy Sheriff J. r. Parsons has int
returned from Charleston where he went
on business CD. We are not prepsrsd
10 say whether his trip had any political
significance or not, ha, ha, but Joe Iik~
the game fine. He spent The night
with Hon. X. w. White VIII, m.de !,
pleasant for BRO. Parsons".
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-20
SERVICES IN
NEW CHURCH,

on last sunday, the new Mt. Chspe.
BAPTIST church Was opened for seryice.
ana the members and friends did them
''ive- proud both in after dance and
contribution. The sunday school had
out a good number and interest va.
Keen AT il:O o'clock, the pastor
preached splendid sermon 10 a I.rxs
G nsregation. In the afternoon. Rev
H. II. hehoy, ID. d.. preached the p..-
'or $ first anniversary sermon. Ia VA.
an AD'e DISCOURSE full OF instructions. In
the evening. the psstoc preached a short
sermon and communion was served.
sll5.ol Was raised during the day.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-20

pRculrf Win force Oh men have been
very busy this week removing the water
and mud
Mr. w. r. Howell, of Petersburg.
Va, young man Of considerable ex-
perlence, having been in the drug busi-
ness Tor the pat seven years and repre-
senting some Of the hest families in Viz
ginia, 10 now Nth DIR. w. vernal
Brldgeford, Of this city. the leading COL
ored pharmacist, perhaps, in the state.
Mr.. Howell comes we'll recommended.
For years lac served faithfully and we'll
IN the Peoples Pharmacy in Petersburg.
DIR. Bridgeford he very hapdy in secur-
INK his service and the hope il that his
large list of customers will he equally
benefttesl 10y this young mans presence
and police service
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Merinack
fine girl. Mother and daughter are
doing nicely.
Rev. w. III. Mitchell. pastor Of TN
Scott street Baptist church, Bluefield.
Was IN the city this week looking after
some veIy important matters. HIS
church work Is in every way encouraging
along all lines
Mr.. Marish Hsirstcn, accompanied
ny her granddaughter. Allie Wade. has
returned from MarunsvilIe. where she
spent two weeks with relatives and
friends They also visited Danyille, Va.
Winston-Salem and Greensboro, y. @.
Misses Lena VI. King, of BrsmweIl,
Bertha and Ethel Deans. Of Montgom-
cry. rnd Viola Smith. of Charleston. all
graduates Of the West Virgins Collegi-
ate Institute, were visiting friends and
especially their Alma Mater friends in
keystone Wednesday. They are active
y engaged in the work Of education of
the youths Of the race IN the state. The
at three named young ladies' are parti-
cularly visiting Mas King at Bramyell.
Miss Catherine Harper lett for Char
lesion "Wednesday night on No. 3. ~bers
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-20
Don't Forget the Date, Sunday, July END 1917

together With force Of men have been
very busy this week removing the water
and mud
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-07-20

Born To Mr.. and Mrs Mike Merinack
fine girl Mother and daughter are
doing nicely.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished to
the Free Trader-Journal by w. T..
Etnyre. member Chicago Board OF
Trade, Moloney Building. Phone l0il.
Correspondent Lamson Bros. & Co.
Chicago.
Chicago, H., June Il. 1917.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
a Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbors for kindness shown us
during our late bereavement Tor our
little son and brother, especially the
business men as well as every one
else who SO kindly contributed in my
behalf Now there Is one prayer !
wish to ask now that my dear little
child has gone to his heavenly father
above and Is out of all wildly danger,
that ali you good people will help me
pray as only good people can, that ne
Il gone To his reward,
MRS. KATHERINE PEPfLER
AND FAMILY.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
FINDS RICH MARBLE
DEPOSIT IN LOCAL
CONCERNS CLAY PITS

Morris June 9t.-An exhibit Of mar
Bile and fire brick from the Goose Lake
district is at the Rexall store. The
marble was taken at IL depth OF SO
feet from the William Osburn prop
erty. The original development in this
line was carried on by the late N, n.
Oshnrn of Wilmington i'm the cary
nineties. A core drill was used and
four holes drilled TO an average depth
of 40 feet, the marble veins running
about ninety feet in thickness. A mar
BILE concern was Interested in the pro
iect and the company was willing to
take the matter up on ROYALTY basis,
but owing To the advanced age of MIR.
Oshurn he preferred TO sell the land
outright.
As consequence the matter was
dropped Negotiations are now being
made with an eastern company for dc
yelopment purposes White marble in
7 The rough state Just as ii WAS taken out
hy the core drill is shown in the cN
q
/ hihit, as we'll as Il sample of dark pol
ished marble.
The fire brick shown at the ReSal
rFnre, and manufactured by the Chlca
80 Retort & friedrich company OF VI
tlwa, is made from flint clay takeI
frem the first pit of this material open
I'd in this state. The brick made
higher test than any of the tirebricl
from the Pittsburgh district, the cen
ter of the fire clay industry.
The above named company has con
tracted for a large quantity OF stee
rails for their track system IN IN
Goose akc Clay fields and IT is eN
raotea that mining operations viii b.
pushed ahead on a huge scale in FEY
: weeks
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-21
MARRIAGE OF YOUNG
COUPLE Is DENIED

A mythical rumor of the marriage
of Miss Clara lIollcr and Robert Steer
was denied this morning. The young
couple whom it was alleged were
married. are said to be victims of one
OF those sO-called humorous jokes,
Miss Holler and Mr.. Steer and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Olson ami Mrs
Robert Steer. Sr., motored 10 klgin
Sunday. Both Mrs. Olson and Mrs.
Steer stoutly denied this afternoon
that the young folks had been mar
ried.
The Free Trader Journal, following
it's established rule. refused yesterday
to print rumors of the marriage with
out Notification.
:, Charles Lowery, county clerk of
Geneva county. stated that no license
had been issued TO the young couple.