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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
Republic Iron & steel Co. Earnings
By private wire to a. e. Masten b Co..

\ statement issued by The Republic
Iron 4 steel Co. covering the nine
months period ending Sept. 20. shows
nrt profits npplicahl" In the common
stock equal 10. s4$.2i per share earned
in that period after i"uctinG all charges
including allowances for the excess pro-
lit tax
This mornings statement Of the earn
ings Of the Republic Steel company,
had much To d" with stimulating the de-
n,and for the steel shares.
Chairman John \. Topping referring
IT, III" Sratrmrut says that ii provides
for full cstinlarrd amount of accrued In
tercsts profits and income tax FOR year
,u dat" under act of October 4. 1911.
Mr.. Topping adds: This statement IS
submitted In lieu If nsual quarterly
statement for. period ending Sept. 50 TO
rlurify operating results To date. Net
profits applicable In dividends for QUAR-
ter ending Sept. 80. calculated on prev
ions basis of accounting would have
hrrn StGN@.i2I. Foregoing statement Is
subject 10 adjustment NJ end or year
whou arr,AInis arc finally audited. Our
fiscal year ends December 81 and an
nunl report will II" published prior to
annual meeting which occurs In April.
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CLUB FEDERATION IN
ENDORSEMENT OF
EQUAL SUFFRAGE

tTiARLt.SrNN. W. vi. n.l. lT.--lt"-
solutions w"r, adopted today H.. IN"
West Virginia Federation of Wunan =
Clubs cnLnrS..!- the movement Ia "S-
ialilSh uniform registration Of births
and hr"'i:s: \ law granting I" parents
equal E'i:;rG:"Hsh.r Of their children
-: .qriul property rights 10 men AMI
women: ,hr prnprS"d federal C0nStI;u-
Uru;.i Am, :,:ucnt granting cqual sui
iraG" :" me-. ana women: IN" sale of
rhe Liberty t":ld@ aud the raising If tn"
Y. NJ. &. y and the y. W. &. 4. funds:
IN" food conservation campaign. inClud-
ing talking Il ricd..r ''HS tar as Possible
tn abstain from eating wheat. meat. fats
I'D sugar ana a"d L. supply Of wool
and leather by rrtctlrlng economy and
self denial in dress
TIL" resolutions also endorse tho pro-
poSal OF the state superintendent "r
:..hculS IN work toward making tho
'nunty. instead Of the district. tho basis
NJ the organization and administration
": schools. more effective compulsory
school attendance: n minimum term at
seven instead Of SIX months Of school:
tn" establishing of kIndrrEart"nS
throughout the state. and the CUnStruc-
'gun - I..n"lrr.;' homes.
Another resolution places III" fedora
ton III favor nf n law raising the age
of consent IN West Virginia from four
teen t. eighteen years. aud that L cam
paign OF education he conducted IN tho
state on tho subject.
Mrs. George p.Rolt. nr Fairr:lnnt. was
elected president of the Federation at
the annual election today and ClarkS-
burg WAS chosen AZ tn. convention city
for next year. Mrs GoUdsGu L. Wills
Of Charleston WAS elected vice prcsi-
dent
Other officers were elected "a follows:
Recording secretary. Mrs. l.. \. George.
Runceverte. cores ponding secretary;
Mrs. \. l.. Lehman. Futrmont: treasurer.
Mrs. James McCoach. SiStcrSrlllc: audi
tor, Mrs. l.. 4. Commack. Huntington;
general state federation secretary. Mrs.
J. C.. Cochran. FarirrShurg: general fed
Grafton state director. Mrs. II. l.. Hutch
irSon. Huntington: congressional district
presidents: First. Mrs. Henry MIlltkcn
WcllsburE: second. Mrs. y. VI. Fred
lock. Elkius: third. Mrs. Lynn Brannon.
Weston: fourth. Mrs. II. q. Price. Par
kcrshurG; fifth. Mrs. J. +. G.IG"n. WILL
hanson. sixth. Mrs. T. D. Sell. Charles
ion.
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AND WAR
SHARES IN BIG DEMAND

NEW YORK. oct. 19.--EuuipmCniS ana
her issues comprising ,he NOR" i'm
pnrtanI war shares wrrr again the con-
~pirl,IS features. IF ir,luN'S sIruu. and
active market HaIls and IN. securities
nf her culn.ari.4 ;yhi.h derive. lex, til
rec; benefit from wars demands ni>r
moved forward. r!ui.h more DELHI
rrat"ly.
RI, .,r..r.,,i -, u.,, ,,r,,,u- was
chiefly dine t. ~, increasing recognition
y: tn, advantageous: yosIi,"n rrrnpicd by
som. of ,hrsr Stocks in cnrurciIun with
now and Very larg.. contracts
I..,L,i,,r,,, S,.r ,,..;.,, ,hir ,o,,,
oC ,h,. rr..iouS ,,,, ~, 81, co,ornr
v,r,. .,I,Ii,c II ,,ir,. -, i,s h- :, IT,.
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German Raii0Hs Below
Minimum For Health

wAsIfr<.t.Tt,E o-t !" --I;Ht"rS NOW
flf,cl ,fn =. ,pn"ii i""r'l' arh :'''' ely
Nan nouui:t'i",I - ~. ',.'ua''d i'i'li''lS
r.r,h,ru '':':.,-. ant - !I'n'" "''t'!>
(nC w.htrh ha,.. n~t r-n''l:''i III" t""i 'rI-
.miniStra ton. mr. ,:~u' '''''n - '''''',
tain hu'i,i: h"1l:!, :"' N'&"r. I'M tF' "' i
and 1"lg nEs -: ''''i>t''":;'!'!N f'>N '''''''
,hc :,r.n,..' 49,. .r;':'..'i - ;h' '''r'h;'h
pr pulativn. VT thr: -; ~" I'!'|i' '.>'' "
bacon.
,>x announce! today ny III" f""d hd-
kiniri~ rat n!,. ~, w''.s.'h ration :" 'i'
\ Germans, stated IN l.r:sS It American
housekeeping am"rn'> !" Sniic'"h' i'""r
10 bake ~, rounds If bread: oh" half
neck of no:a,ncs - ..,,r,'ul ,-1ri, of n'anS
peas md nat,ncal: on" halt p"ua" 81
meat: - tornin,".< ct su-ar: SIX :n"t-
vidual :.ntt:..G Of butter a;,H m "Hu;ti
amount ~ ctt:'r fats
In northern Franc" IL" w""kl! ration
\allowS Sufficient iirur for tiv" n"thd&
bread: ore ntth of Il peck az r"tht"'S:
he cupful - rHr.alU: II l.? "un''s ~
Decon and lard. and ten G"nlI'r"'s OF
(sugar Herr meat. butter and narSaE :
inc are all replaced h:- bacon ana Ihru.
The allowance of flour and ""r'hIS ar"
slightly increased. hut ;hr allowances "l
potatoes Is less than haiL he German
ration whilr Ia" allowance. Of sugar ~
also reduced
The German ration compared with
tho ration used as standard for i'ur-
poses Of comparison by thu food admin
istration shows that in h"dy-hu'in'hS
\protein the Germans haE" Al ~
hound. and the Stnndar! ration !">
ounds." says fnod administration state
hent IN fats. tii.. I"rrinu ration con
Ptains As Of a pound. rs compared WIFE
standard pounds. In carbohydrates ;h''
German ration contains ST: p"uh'iS. as
compared to 80 pounds t"r th. stand
| ard ration. In total Galleries. the Cor
man ration aggregates lh.3i@ aS cont
pared to o4GnO In tho standard ra
ton"
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ore. will likely find rather broad buy
ne poMer
DUN's REVIEW.

NEW YORK. Oct 19.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
With the steadily widening influence
Of the war. business encounters many
- '""h'"ms and obstacles, and not
all reports regarding its condition are
:. ,,., .-.:.ur tenor. Iiut with the main
trend continuing In the right direction.
there are more points OF gain than OF
loss in the general situation and the
position Of trade and Industry has not
been measured By the recent action OF
The securities markets. Where the out
look has been made clearer by the par
tinl or complete removal Of doubts
about commodity prices. there has come
mn immediate strengthening OF sent!-
mont and some revival OF activity. and
wn"rr other uncertainties have been
lrssrnrd or eliminated. progress has
been resumed with vigor. Yet Of the
competitive and excited bidding which
was so conspicuous feature n year
ago, there Is now 4 wholesome absence
and Il is highly rcassurinG that. while
many buyers operate more freely and
with greater confidence, conservatism
shows no abatement.
Weekly bank clearings. S5.569. 900.
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all bridges and ferries across the river
TWO GOOD PRODUCERS
IN WARRINGTON FIELD

MANNiNGTON. ". Va. Oct. 18th"
Carnegie Gas company brought In 4 SEQ
barrel Gordon EL$hrr ut their Nh. !. on
;n" Phillips farm in the Dents Run
irla
Tn" now strike Ia one location from
IKE i:lnckSher" Uii cumpany'S 100 barrel
producer On in" Sat,"riirld farm. nnt
sh"ws Gordon SAND pool Of some -
m"nsI"na has been tapp"u. The we'll
- .:'Is!ir& UP at =" bnr"lS per hour
Near Brink. &. ID. Grccnlec has com
pl,t",. : i"n-h;t;r"l producer from the
Eitr Injun sand. on tho ]. Campbell
!i,r:u.
bennington Briefs.
Miss Margaret f'urb... has issued IN
v!iai"nS Tor .. iunch""n on Saturday.
prt"b.r 20. in honor Of Miss Grace Me.
Rae. who's" Wedding Ia Mr. l.. y. Eeaty
is an event Of tn:s month.
Mr. james T.. Miller. Of Derrick Cry.
IA. is tn" CUES: OF his daughter. Mrs.
!. !. McItae her.
Mrs. Z. NJ l."ush and daughters are
visiting relatives in Fairm"nt
Mrs. u. W. .\if"t:s "t Idaho. and Ms
.\rr"tt Of f'airmrnt, al" guests ut lii"
HON. AZ Mr.. r T.. Sturm.
Mrs Robert Wren and family left
;his m"rn!nr 10: visit at her bonn:
IN kcyScr. ". Va.
f. W. Enrll,..t and cousin. Charles
RrAty t.: .lrizr':;. who is "IslinE mere
and =. =. C"ifmJii returned this morn
ing from an au.' tr,p H. th.. east.
kath"riu" Charlton 81 i;uckhannnm. is
S;"nIinc III" w%''k-"ud with her par
cuts i,!".
MSS Mont, s",n"Iy auG Albert md
Robert Robinson o. Falrmnnt. wrr,
guests OF II. j. Taught ;tad family yes
tc:d2%
Var RrahshiN ~ M"rCant"wn. WAS
4 business visitor her" yesterday.
Ralph Charlton If iiuc Creek. - hero
Cor l. v:Sft WITH r"'a,iyrs.
Tho SnrhuIu"r" class "s MHunInct'n
hi:iI school entertained at = dinner In
thu, domestic sci"rte -"oInS o: tho school
hc.us" Ids: evening a. = farewell t.
Archibald Irro. who lrIT'S This w""i.
for his new home III Tifnu, y.
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Columbia Gas and Electric occiared
REGULAR quarterly dividend al ono oolIar
Il share" payable November 10 STOCK IT,
cord October 81.
,n,,r,ran Water Works declared regu-
lar uuar,crIv dividend Of "a per cent
ON cumulative first preferred stock. pay
nhl" November % stock record NoTem-
l."r 20
Chic cities Gas Co. declared stock d.
vid.nd "r per cent. payable In COM
mon stock on February J. stock re-
cord january r.. Also regular quarter
" cash dividend VI : per cent on com
non rnyahl. December ! stock record
W, ,.IlI,,r =.
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Logan nryar's Closing stock Letter

(P'' ""tvntr -rirc to A. Z. Masten & Co..
NEW Initk. oct. lin most QUAR-
~ 'n.. "..t appreciation at prices
occurred white thr shipping and steel
share; lhr !'aH"r* in TIA" upward move
nt"n..
Efforts t" "r%&tnlliZ" constructive sem
iI,mrnt seemingly hay" brought about
''rr- desired results nnd thu improved
feeling in regard Ia things generally
which reflected n the more spirited out
side buying power and y demand like,
wise from shorts. Many In the ilnun-
cinl districts ar" beginning to realize
tho rather ridiculous figures Mt which
security prices rested during the early
pnrt Of the week and il IL now the opin>
ion that influential interests have ac-
cumulatrd n Enndly portion OF the better
class of securities and the TECHNICAL
position OF the market considerably
strengthened thereby. Rccessions, there
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FINANCIAL COMMENT
fRY private vi,

(By private wire to A. E. Master & Coz
NEW YORK. Oct. 18th" absurd
rumcrs which accompanies this rise arc
no more absurd than those -! another
nature which accom- panied the weakness.
The real market movements were made
from tho technical condition of the mar,
lict and not from rumnrs although they
are some times explained as rumorS.
Tho more positive factor OF the market
Is reflection OF Improvement in Liberty
loan subscriptions and this wc expect
will continue There is good buying
American Locomotive. Car Foundry. Ma
rlne prefnrred Southern Railway. Bald
win and Cruciblc.
on what consider IN excellent source
! believe that Baldwin Will declare 4
sixty per cent stock dividend this year
and there is no question the company
Is going to make barrel Of money dur
ing the coming year and irrespective "r
what the course OF the general market
may be. I consider Baldwin safe at all
times.
. A few days ago France lot contracts
here for Gan locomotives and 9.nnn
freight cars. Yesterday it was announced
the l.. s. government would order nj
least mo locomotives and this morning
there nrc rumors arrangements IRE be-
ing made to provide Russia with 5000
locomotives. The business on hand by
Baldwin and American Locomotive is
stupendous.
It IS said Russian purchasing conf
mission has ordered $4,000 pairs OF
boots to cost $780, 900. This brings the
total Of boots ordered for American and
Russian armies within the last week to
S4n0. oOn pairs.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 19-HoEs-Dcccipts
ii. 0r0: market weak. Bulk $1,000
Ii 80: light SASS ri 1910: mixed $l5.ln
q: li75: heavy $751; Il 1913; rough
$lI.loIllI.3O: pigs $lD.75T 1850.
Cattlc--Rcr"ipts 1000: market steady.
Native steers S6.75Tl7.1o. western
steers S5.?nNl3.66; stnckers and feeders
81. uu a 40: cows and hcifcrs $780, Il
lI90: calves $500 q 1900.
Shrrp-- Receipts 1000: market steady.
Wrth.rS $500 q 1890: ewes sS.:5 q
1885, lambs $l2.75Il $500.
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rGTTSBCRGH. Pa. Oct. 19.-Castlc-
Market steady: supply light. Choice
Sll.5U@I 1925: prime $3.50 1925.
Shccp-Aarkrt steady: supply light.
Prime wcthcrs S11.25f' ll.I3: Gull and
common $j.nnT 90: lambs Sl2.QeP
1878: veal calves $lj.3n {? 1000.
Hugs--Markct lower: receipts ~
double decks. Prime hcaricS Sl6.S'D
100: mediums Sl6.6om lh.'e: heaFy
workers. $500 n1G.5n: light workers.
l5.unGr Is 40: pigs $3.50 a l4.I5: rouGhs
$Ih.25m 1915.
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Totals ...s1l.S1c cn4.09 s9605.223.05
lncrcasc-Sc enc. SSln4
hvcrag r-s 73S.@62.7S.
SO Columbus Day.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. r,'i. ~. u.
Furnished Tn" ln'";iiGcncer ny j.. \.
MlstrII x "a. m"mh"rs Ne" York Stock
EXrhung" National Bank If W"Hi Nir-
gina building. WhCciug. W. Va. Louis
j. I;rInd mnuaL"r'
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II. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va Oct 10. ~.
Furnished Thu lntclhernrrr by 4. IG.
MaStcn X Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank cf West Hir-
GINA building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
T. Erann. mnuncnr
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va pc'. ~. -.
Furnished Tho intCllEnmcrr 10y t.. y.
MLsi,n 4 ia. m"mh"rS Ne" HrrE Stock
fXchnHr:. National l!auk IF West Viz
riura huil1Ing: Wheeling. ". VA. Louis
t. irand. mIuaIrr
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Standard Gil Subsidiary Stool,

WHEELING. W. "a. net. -.
t'urn!:h..I IN" Int"iiiG"n"rr Il? T.. 4.
Nls,ru * to- m"mbrrS New York Stn"i;
t,N..Irmg". Nnli"ual l:nnk If West Nir-
rinia lnlldins. VII, cling. ". Va. LTriis
4, l.,-,Ml inAnnENr.
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'Whnt shall We inrcnt?' inquired the
eminent scientist.
The first thing" replied the chairman
Of the meeting. lis to invent some way
Of keeping i secret"-Washingto Star.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Fridays bank cleartnEs were sea-
2425" compared with S5I1.1b9.9i the
sam" day last var.
The daily average for the month I"
Ga:e is S.%SoG".I5.
Record for October:
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TO PROTECT THE CAMP

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct. Ito
protect Camp Sheridan from an "p!demic
of diphtheria which has hccu reported
from Elmore county. near here Eriga-
Ter General Smith has placed guards on
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u.1rl AtlIs Glass io--Transfrr hook. close Oct ~
for regular per cent cash dividend. payable Oct ~
Wheeling Mold s. Foundry Common -TraIiEer oooA'
c;nee Oct. % frr Il regular rcr cent anu an eAtA
: ter cent cash Dividend payallr N"sc'nher l.
Srur,icylInc Coun,pr-Trausrrr huks close Oct.
70 lar = rrr cen. rash d7idrnd payable Nor. !.
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Curh Mining StocnE.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEL IEi: W. Va. tIr;. ~. -.
Furnished Thr lmI"iligcnrrr h. \. T..
Il Co.. nI"uihcrS New FORK Stock
l:Nrhams,. National Rank Of West Fir-
GINA hugldiug. Whr"l.ug.. ". Va. Louis
r. l:;auL. iu:inIpc"F.
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PETROLEUM

on, CITY. Pa. oct. l9-Credit bal
nu,rs S3.n. Rams II4.n"G: averag" IS.
73>: shipments 74.9Ga; average G6,42I.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. oct. ~. IL
Dan, ouniati,yn list 81 The Wheeling Stock EI-
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Corrected by p. Blehmann & Sons.
puiter. Cheese. Eos and Poultry.
TICKER TALK
tsy private wire to the Finance c.,

paw Jones: AMERICAN Brass Co. de-
clarcd regular quarterly dividend or =:
i,rr cent and an extra dividend OIL st'o"
:, share. rayahlc November Is to stock
,.,r,,rd 0rtoher a. Three months ago
nm rHtra dividend Of II per cent was de-
Clarrd.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WIr:r.l.iN';. ". Va. ur:. ~. -.
Furnished The !n"l!ig"ur"r Il! f.. :.
ML..,,.i 4 TO-. Plumbers .N"w York Stock
E:XriIlur. NnIiunak BIuh "f West Nir-
EIui, hunlLiug. Wheeling. :" "a Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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l,--i;"gulHr rurrt"rlN diE!""nd 80"
per share. IHvah" N"r. &c.
t@D---i{rrular quarterly dividend $l.|'
pHr .:har. pavah" M. J.
iaI--.lsrgullr S"nll-an;liI'l diN Id"n"
SIG. % per share. i'nynhl" ''"t. IL
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The American Woodmen, the larg-
est and strongest insurance society
among the Negroes, whose Offices are
located here, will be here in August,
and The Star sincerely trusts all Of
our business places will go to some
expense and decorate for their. COM
ing No better demonstration could be
made than for the Negroes themselves
to lead off in boosting. honoring and
welcoming our many guests in such a
gala manner These men and women.
and this occasion, will be just as big
and representative as we ourselves
make 1t. The fraternal insurance So
ciety will have its hands full working
out details. There is duty devolved
upon each and every citizen, and each
ought to play his or her part. After
they have been invited here they are
our guests and we should thus honor
them. Not only them. but the coming
Eastern Star and the National Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. Get busy and
let each home prepare to put out flags
= American while our business
places will properly display bunting
and the like.
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
WE HAVE LOST A GREAT FRIEND
AND LEADER.

I have not words with which to eX-
press the deep sense OF feeling or
regret over the loss of our dear friend
and statesman. Judge w. b. Town
send. of whom / have known for more
than sixteen years and have always
known him to be man that the Ne
gro race could trust and, at any where
and time. always willing and ready to
give his very life for his race.
believe that I express the senti-
ments OF every loyal man and woman
OF the race in the state OF Colorado.
when ssay that we mourn in our
hearts the death OF our friend and
great leader. w. B. Townsend.
Life is real Life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal;
Dust thou art to dust returneth.
Was not spoken of the soul.
BY II. F. Chambers.
The Denver star., 1917-07-21

TO AVOID CONFLICTS, CONSULT
THIS COLUMN AND GEE WHAT
is TO DE GIVEN. :
Aug. 13-1e-Fourth Quadren>iai Con-
vention Order Of American Woodmen.
Opening exercises, City Auditorium,
Thursday evening, Aug. ~.
August 15-Handel's Messiah aus
pices Y. NJ. C. A.
July 19-Zion Baptist Church An
nual Picnic.
August 4-Emancipation Celebra-
tion at Colorado Springs by Denver
Excursion.
July "a, 25. 26-Grand Handkerchief
Bazaar and Drill at Presbyterian
church.
July 31st-Ladies' Aid Trolley Ride,
Shorter Church.
Aug. Pond Lilly Art Clubs Noon
Iiaht Villa Park Barbecue in autos.
Aua. 1-Mason's Annual Outing at
Tuiiieries Park.
Aug. 6-shorter's Annual Sunday
School Picnic, Glacier Lake.
Aug. 18th. Birthday Party
OF Negro Womans Club
Home.
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
o. e. S. DRILL TEAM MAKES HIT
EVERGREEN CHAPTER is GLAD.

Because every member of the lodge.
especially the IS drilled ladies' of the
team, worked like beavers for the
great success attained at Tuilleries
Park last Tuesday, too much praise
cannot be given them. Spanish War
Veteran w. H. Robinson justly feels
proud Of his teachings of the ladies'.
The Star thinks he deserves great
praise. The Masonic brethren were
great boosters which was greatly ap-
preciated by Worthy Matron Georgia
Contee. Chairman of Committee Mrs.
Lizzie Richardson. and Treasurer of
Committee, Mrs. A. S. Hamilton. A
neat sum was realized
Mrs. Ryan, who brought in over
1903 for Evergreen Chapter. won a
beautiful diamond ring which she
wears with swelling pride
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
THE GREATEST OUTING
OF THE SEASON

During its National Convention, the
/. American Woodmsn will entertain on
', the 18th Of August at beautiful 6ia-
eler Lake, its delegates, visitors and
Friends. Dinner will be served at
noon. Our course, we Will have mu-
sie-the affair would be incomplete
without music.
The trip will be $3.50 for aduits and
rs cents for children. Tickets will be
on sale August 1st. inasmueh ~ the
capacity Of the company 10 limited
and there will be not less than hve
hundred delegates, and probably many
more, our Denver friends vino con-
template taking advantage Of this out
ing will do we'll to purchase tickets
early, We have arranged with the
managing agent for Increased services
and car accommodations, and hope to
be able to take all who wish to enjoy
4 full day Of wholesome pleasure.
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
Denver. MAY End. 1917.

Denver. May End, 1917
Mr.. w, T. Boyd, Gen. Agent.
National Life Insurance Co. U. S. of A.
$50 18th St, Denver.
Dear Sir:
This is to acknowledge receipt Of
your Company's draft for forty (40)
dollars in full payment for indemnity
due me for my accident, and to ex-
press my thanks for the prompt and
courteous manner Of this settlement.
! did not expect to receive my mon
ey the same day that l filed my claim
but your paying the same within
twenty minutes OF notice surprised me
and l certainly will recommend the
National Life Insurance Company for
fair. prompt and satisfactory treat
ment OF their claimants.
Very truly yours,
ISAAC c. MUMFORD.
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
NoTIcE!

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 8, 1917.
To The Denver Star:
Greetings.
In accordance with the National
feeling that we should curtail eX-
penses in every direction, and with
the feeling of the National Defense
Council that sectional conventions be
discouraged as the war situation be-
comes more acute, we have found it
advisable to postpone the meeting of
the Northwestern Fed of c. w. c..
until the week before the National
Meeting. 1918.
The Women's Searchlight Club of
Cheyenne, Wyo., very cordially con-
tinue its invitation until that time.
We respectfully ask for your coop
Grafton in this affair.
Yours for the extension of women's
work through same measure.
The Denver star., 1917-07-21
INVINclBLE CONCERT CO.
CROWDS ZION.

The Blind Artists, Johnson and
Mackey. stand out today as the great
est demonstration as to what can be
done with persons handicapped in life
such as they are. And yet they earn
a nice living. more than several per-
sons not SO much handicapped in life.
Their musical work was grand, es-
pecially shown in Poet and Peasant"
Anvil Chorus" Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep" by Johnson, and "Ros-
ary." with chimes limitations, by Mack
ey, as well as Hard Times in Old
Town Tonight" The ventriloquist,
Cooper. was exceptionally good, while
the ladies, Mesdames Cooper and
johnson, clearly evinced their fitness
in their songs. Their next appearance
here will be in the City Auditorium
next year. the year of the Colored
Women's National Convention of Col
ored Women's Clubs.