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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
VOK1EcIQ "KARIsKA
DUCNA."

Rymas, spaliu Is. - Ry-
man atvaziavo * Nokietijos
sirguliuodamas vicnas Svei-
carQ dipliomatas. Jis sklln-
dziasi, kad susirges- nuo
vokicGip 'kariSkos duonos.
Nicna rickcle tos duonos
SvcicaraS atsivczt Cia. Mok-
slininkai iStyrin6je. ia duo
ny RADIO, kad jojc yra y
nuoSimGiQ kukuruzQ, %
nuoSimfiai micziQ ir &c nuo-
SimGiai piclovinu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
NAUJI SUMANYMAI
APIE REGISTRACIJA.

Westinghouse, spal. H.
Atcinancioji Kongreso scsi-
ia gall padaryti daug per-
mainu kareiviavimo biliujc.
Kar6s minister's Baker
uzvakar prancSe, kad jis
yra uz sumanyma aprubc-
ziuoti karciviavimo mctus
tarp 10 ir 26.
Zymus kongrcsmanas Ju-
lius Kahn, kaip jau min6jo-
me, ruoSiasi ineSti summary
ma apie priverstina karci-
viavima visiems vyrams
nuo 18 Xxi 40 metu. Vienok
kares minister's tam pric-
singas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
Austria raukosi ant vokieGiu
GAL KAIZERIS PASIULYS TAXA
PAkLIUVO "MAISAN" RUSy ARMIJA
METO KVIETKUS Pc KAIZERIO KOJOMIS
VOKIECIAI ATKIRTO
RUSV ARMIJA.

Petrogradas, spaliu Is. =
Oficialiai pranesama, kad
Rusijos armijos generals
Stabas visiSkai negali susi-
neSti su salos Oesel kariuo-
meme.
Yra pavojus, kad vokie-
ciai gall sugauti kaip i mai
sa ir kitas rusp armijos da-
lis.
Rygos uzlajoje pastebet;'
galyb6 zeppelinp. Gal vo-
kie6iai pulls ant Petrogrado
is triju pusiu: is juriu, is
sausZemiO ir is ORC.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
VERS ANGLEKA
SIUS GRIzTI PRIZE
DARBO.

AngIckasiu strcikas Sia-
me momcntc labai pavoiin-
gas. Sales gcrovci IL uztat
angliu administratorius Dr.,
Garfield ivairiais budais ru-
pinos praSalinti tQ strcikq,
Neatsizvelgiant i tai Wis .
strcikas ivyko il arti 4O
Illinoiso angliV kasykIu W.
sidar6. Dabar DR.. Garfield
prancSa, kad vyriausyhd
palms savo valdzion visas
lllinoiSo, Ohio ir lndiano4
vaIstijQ kasyklas, jcigu an
gIckasiai ercit ncsuSitaikins
su darbdaviais. Tuomct
Strcikcliai bus privcrsti gri-
zti prie darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
"JO SULTONISKA d.
DYBE" GLEBESCIOJA-
ST SU KAIZERIU.

Londonas, spalip Is. =
Siomis dienomis Turkijos
sostin6n Konstantinopolin
atvaziavo pasisveciuoti Vii
helmas III. Kaizcri iSkilmin-
giausiai sutiko stotyje pats
sultonas, jo giminieciai, di-
dysis viziras, senatorial, mi
nistcriai ir kit didikai.
Turku mergait6s barst6 po
kaizcrio kojomis zolynus.
Vilhelmas zada apziur6ti
ir Dardancliu tvirtumas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
MAZU TAUTU KON
GRESAS.

Ivairus laikra$Giai pranc-
Sa, kad % If 81 spaliQ New
Yorkc, McAIpin vicSbutyj,
ivyksias 20 mazu ir pavcr-
gtu tautq kongrcsas. ii
rcngia Mazu ir Pavcrgtu
TautQ Lyga.
DalyvaujanCiu kongrcsc
tautu atstovai rcikalaus sa-
vo zmon6ms atstovybGS
tarptautin6sc konfcrcncijo-
Sc il p1ipazinimo apsisprcn-
dino tcis6s, kaipo vicnos *
taikoS SalygU.
Sulyg angliSku laikraSciu
prancSimo tame kongrcsc
dalyvaus Sios tautos: Bclgi
ia, Elzas-LCtaringiJa, Serb
ia, Lcnkija, Armenia, Svci-
carija, Albania, Sotlandija,
Airija, Skandinavijos sails,
India, Sirija, Lietuva,
Graikija, Suomija ir kitos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
CALI PRISTIGTI CUK.
RAUS RYTUOSE.

Washington, spaliu 19.-
Nisos rytin6s valstijos arty-
miausiojc atcityjc gales pri
trukti cukraus, ncs Siamct
tapo suv6luotas burollu at
vczimaS is Hawaiin ir va
karn. Tu valstiju gyvcnto-
.jai kvicGiami kuomaziausiai
vartOti saldainiu IL SaIdziu
g6rimQ, kuric .sutda labai
daug cukraus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
SUBMARINE UzPUOLE
AMERIKOS LAVA.
WASHINGTONAS, spal

WASHINGTONAS, spal.
18. = Suv. Valstiju laivyno
departamentas gavo telegra
ma nuo vice e-admirolo Sims,
kad 16 spaliu nardancioji
laive bande nuskandinti Eu-
ropos vandenyse Americas
kariska laiva.
Laivas nenuskendo ir pri-
plauke prie uosto.
Music nuostoliai zmonese
nedideli: vienas jureivis uz-
muStas ir 5 suzeisti.
Simultaneous apie Suv.
Valstiju laivo torpedavima
dar slepiamos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
SUDEGE $500 GALVIJU
IR 1,500 KIAULIU.

Kansas City, spaliu 1S.-
Nakar buvomc prancSe, kad
gaisras sunaikino pusc Kan
sas City skcrdyklp. Dabar
paaiSk6jo dar kcIctas to
baisaus gaisro smulkmtnV.
Pasirodo, kad ugnyjc zuvo
pustrcGio tukstantics rage
tn galvijQ IL puSantros TUX
stantics kiauliQ.
GaisrO nuostoliai sickia
milij0nO dolcriQ.
Sp6jama, kad kas nors
tyGia paddg6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
ANGLIJOS KARE SU
sVEDIJA BUTU LA
BAL PAVOJINGA
RUSIJAI.
Washingtonas. spaliu I

Westinghouse, spali,l Is.
- Santykiai tarp Anglijos
ir Svcdijos kas diem darosi
blogcsni. NOrs dar nicko ii
kro ncgalima pasakyti. bet
labai galimas dalykas, kad
talp tu dvicju Saliu neuzilgo
gall plasidGti kard. .Anglijos
kard su Svcdi.ia dar labiau
apsunkintQ Rusijos stow ir
padidintQ pavoju is visu pu-
siQ. YpaC skaudus butp
Rusijai JOS atkirtimas nuo
Suv. Nalstiju ir kitu talki-
niEkV. Dabar Suv. Nalstijos
per Svcdija daugiauSiai We
IN ruSams amuniciios IL kf-
tokiu rcikm6nQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
PATS HINDENBURGAS
VEDA MUSIUS DELEI
PETROGRADO.

Londonas, spaliu 18.-Ry-
Cos uzlajoje knibzdete knib-
IDA nardancios laiv6s, mini
ninkai, dideli kariSki LAVAL
ir TT. Tai dabar svarbiau-
sis kar6s frOntas, kuris ga
les galutinai nulcmti Rusi-
jos likima. Pats feldmarSa-
las Hindenburgas atvaziavo
i Sia vieta vesti musius ir
savo stovyklai apsirinko Oe-
selio sala, kuri neseniai ta-
20 atimta puO 1usQ. Nisas
SiOs salos garnizOnas, rodos,
patekO vOkicciQ nelaisv6n.
Rusai muS6si labai narsial.
Vokieciu orlaiviai prad6jo
bOmbarduOti didziai svarbll
rusu miesta Pernau. Gird6t,
kad Sis miestas jau ugnyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
RUSIJA GAVO
$50, 1000, 600.

Westinghouse, spal. 49,
Geras D6d6 Samas = jiS
nesigaili savo biGiuoliams
paskolinti pinigu, kad Sic
mustu vOkiecius.
SiOmis dicnOmis Suv. Val
stijos dar paskOlino Rusijai
80 milijonq doleriu, Anglijai
25 mil, Prancuzijai 20 mil.
il Belgijai 3 milijonus.
TOkiuO budu iSvisO Suv.
Valstijos jau iSskolino 81
711,4OO,OOO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
RUSy mJziKAI Sl AkMENIMlS b0MBARDUOJA
GENEROUS
Duona su pielovinomis Vokietyoj
aYVA BEOA RUSIJAI, JEl SVEDIJA KkRIAUS
VOKIECIAMS UzGINA
KURENTI PECIUS.

Berlynas, spaliu Ivy
riausybf iSlcidG par6dyma,
kad iki % lapkl'iGio (No-
vcmbcr) nickas Is BerIyno
gyvcntoiu nctni tcis6s ku-
remit pcciu privatiSkuose,
vicSuosc il net valdiSkuose
namuOSc.
Tuo tarpu prisiartino Sal
tiai ir zmonds privcrsti yra
S6dGti namuose SUI ziemi-
niaiS ploSGiais il kaiIiniais.
Matyt, stinga angliu Vo-
kictijojc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
NINA KANKINO
GENEROUS.
Ware p6sti keliolika varstu.

Petrogradas, SpaIiu 1S. -
NcpcrScniai vyriausybG *
lcidt palicpima suarcStuOti
KolnilOvo rcvOliucijOS pa
gclbininkuS-g generous. j
BcrdiCcvo, Kijcvo gubclni-
jos, suarcStuOtOSiuS nutart1
iSvczti i Pctrogradq. Kuo-
met zmondS suzinojo, kad
generous gabchs ant gelc-
zinkcIiO StoticS. didZiauSia
minia susiiinko plic kazar-
miu. NorS kornilovo SaIinin
kams gcncroIams buvo pa
ruoSti automobiliai. bet
zmonGs parcikalavo, kad .jic
citQ pdsti. PakeIyj inirSc
zmonts lvalriauSiais budaiS
rugojo .luos, mctt akmcniS
IL lazdas, stabdd pric kick
vicnos lcmpos ant gatv6s,
Saukdami; "ISdayikai,
"UzmuSt juoS!" ir TT.
Gcncrolui Arlovui minia
iSmuS6 su akmCnimis akj. q
gcncrOlui Nanovskiui lahai
pavojingai suicide nugara-
kaulj.
Nulydcje ant stotics emo
nfs parcikaIavo, kad gene
rolus susodintQ prckybi-
MUS vagonus. Paskui pra-
d6ta ! juos $audyti. Jcigu
maSinistas ncbut paleides
garvcziO, tai gal Kornilovc
generous but visiSkai nu-
zude.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
AUSTRIA w TAXA.
Vercia vokiecius kuogrei-
ciausiai taikinties.
LONDONAS, spaliu 49,.

LONDONAS, spaliu 49,
Andai Austrijos ministeriu
pirmininkas pareikalavo,
jog vokieciQ kanclieris pra-
nestu jam taikos salygas,
pazymedamas, kad rytuose
vokieciai privalo padaryti
dideles nuolaidas.
Kanclieris dave neaisku,
abelna atsakyma. Ant to,
austru premjeras pranese,
kad jis toliau negali tarties
su kanclieriu, mes jis Veto
je nuosirdziai ir aiskiai at.
sakyti atsikalbineja ben
drais zodziais.
Is viso matyti, kad Aus
tro- -Vengrija tikrai troksta
kuogreiciausios taikos ir
vercia vokiecius rimciau ir
saziningau rupinties tue da-
lyku.
Telegramos is Athenu
pranesa, kad buk sioje sa-
vaiteje Vokietija gall pa
siulyti talkininkams taika
su gan patogiomis salygo-
mis-.
Kaikurie dipliomatai sp4-
ia, kad istikruju taikos va
landa nebetoli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
ANTRAS GRUDU SAN
DELIO GAISRAS
NEW YORKE.
Supleskejo 100000 buseliu
kvieCiu.
BrooklynaS, Spaliu 1S.

Brooklynas, spaIiu Is.
Bcvcik tojc pat victojc, kui'
ncscniai sudcgt 100000 bu-
ScllQ grudu. paskirtu TALK
nmkams, vakar vel iStvku
antras gaisras, sunaikineS
Simta tukstanGiu buSclip
kvicfiu, kul-iuos zad6jo vcz-
ii Prancuzijon.
Nuostoliai sickia 100000.
Nisas distriktas apic gaisro
victa buvo didziausiojc pa
nikoj. DaugcliS zmoniu net
apalpo nuo tirStu dumu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
BOMBARDUOJA PRAN
CUZIJOS MIESTUS.

Paryzius, spal. 1S.-Nak-
tt is panedalio ant utarnin-
ko vokieciu lakunai uzpuo-
l6 prancuzu micsta Nancy
ir 6m6 svaidyti bombas ant
nekaltu gyEentojp. ISviso
per nakti kaizerio " "didvy-
rial" uzmuse 10 zmoniu IL
40 suicide. 4
Ant rytslienos prancu-
zams pasiSek6 sunaikinti
keliolika plseso orlaiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
NUVERSTAS CARAS
PER ISTISAS DIENAS
KAZIRIUOJA.

Londonas, spaIiu 16.-IS-
tremtas Sibira Nikalojus
RomanOvas, buves ''visaga-
lis' RusijOs caras, labiau-
siai megsta loSti kOrtomiS
(prefcransa IL t.t.). Kartais
jis loSia visa diena - nuo
rvto liz vakaro.
Ir prizes revoliuci.ja kortoS
lose labai didcle role caro-
gyvenime.
Vyriausyb6 dirbdavo spc-
cial6s kOrtas karaliSkai SCI
mynai, kuriu viena kaladt
kaStuOdavo % dolcriai.
1SvisO caras SuvartOdavo
1,200 kortu kaladziu ] me-
tuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
zUVO 14,096 KAREIVIU.

Londonas, spaliu 1S. -
Anglijos karQs minister's
pranesa, kad rugs6jo meme
syj anglu armija neteko
1906 zmoniu. Tame skai-
ciuje: uzmuSta 277 aficicriai
If 2,5O9 kareiviai IL suzei-
sta S37 aficieriai IL 1O,473
kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
UTARNINKAS BE ME-
SOS NEW YORKE.

New Yorkas, spaliu 16.-
Didziausi New 'Yorko restO-
ranai nutarG utarninkais vi
siSkai ncdavineti sveCiams
rcstOranuOse m6sos.
Lig Siol utarninkai buvo
"befflcss day" o dabar bus
"meatless day"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
GRASINA AMERIKOS
PAKRAscIU bonn
---sss 80 - ..--.
BARDAVIMU.

Londonas, spal. 17.-Vo-
kietijOs vyriausyb6 ruoSia-
ST apskelbti Amerikos ir
Kubos pakraScius kar6s ra-
jonu IL atsiQsti cia submari
nu.
Never mind = tegu tik
jos pasirodO. D6d6 Samas
mok6s isperti vokietukams
kali.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
SUSITAIKE CHILL IR
PERU.

Lima, Peru, spaliu Is. -
Dvieju mazu valstiju, Chile
il Peru, vyriausyb6s vel at
naujino diplomatiSkus san
tykius.
JOS buvo susipyke nuo
1910 metu dclci Tacua ir
africa provinci.jp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
Tx 9 DIENOS LIKO.

Westinghouse, spal. 49,
LaisvGs PaskolOs bondsu
pardavin6jimas uzsibaigs 27
spaliu. Taigi, tik devynios
dienOs telikO. ."
ISviso norma iSparduoti
w 5 milijardus dolerip
bOndsQ. Kol kas parduota
tik uz pusantro milijardo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
VOKIECIAI DEPORTUO.
ia MOTERIS.

Amsterdamas, spaliu IS.
= Vokieciai prad6jo vezti
Vokietijon prie darbp pran-
cuzQ mOteris is miestu Lille,
Roubaix, Turcoing, Croix ir
kitu. Daugiausiai deportuo-
jamOs bevaik6s motcris IL
jaunos mcrginos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
NAUJOS RUSIES NUO-
DIJANCIOS DUJOS.

Petrogradas, spaliu 18. =
VokieGiai prad6jo vartuoti
1usu frontc tokios ruSies
dujas, kul'iu pakvdpavus
tuojaus gauni dziova.
Kadangi tai labai pavo-
jingos dujos, tai vokieGiai
jas lcisdami uzsid6da tam
tikraS kaukeS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
PRANCUZU SOCIAL
STAI REMIA KARE.

Paryzius. Socialistu kon-
grcsas micstc Bordeaux
1862 balsais pricS 1884 nu-
tarG remit karts iSlaidu
biudzeta ir pagelb6ti val
dziai toliau testi kare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
SUGRIzO KATALI-
KYSTEN.

Plockas, spaliu 18.-'Kur-
jer Plocki' raSo, kad pcrdf-
tine marijavitu vicnuolyno
Lovicuje Stefanija Glogo-
czewska atsizad6jo maria
vitu ir sugrizo katalikysten.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
vAzIUOJA EUROPON.

Westinghouse, spal. 1S.-
Siomis dienomis dcSimts
kongresmOnu iSsirenge kc-
lion6n i Europa. Jie zada
butt karGs frOntuosc IL pa
sitarti SUI anglu ir p1'ancuzQ
atstOvais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18

Petrogradas, spaliu IL
Andai buvo pasklidusi Ii
MIA, kad Sukile valsticGiai
apipltS6 mirusio rusu flo
SOTO Lcvo Tolstojaus dvara.
Dabar paaiSkQjo, kad nieko
panaSaus n6ra buve.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
VISI ILLINOISO ANGLE
KASIAI METE DARBA.

ST. Louis, Mo. Cia gauta
prancSimas, kad bcvcik vi
su Illinoiso valstijos angle
kasyklu darbininkai iSGjo
ant StrcikO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
PINGA VERSIENA
NEW YORKE.

New Yorkas, spaIiu 1S.-
PastarOmiS dicnOmiS vcrSic-
nos kama tapo sumazinta
. ccntais ant svaro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
PLIEKIA VOKIECIUS
BELGIJOJ.

Londonas, spaliu 18. -
Uzvakar cskadra Anglijos
lakunu pasekmingai bombar
davo vokicciu kariSkas po-
zicijas Belgijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-10-18
Shelpeyville, Ill.

jimaS Iankyti mokyklq bu-
vo vicnatin6 priczastis Is
mctu mcrginos Ados Gala
Cher sallzudybds. ii attme
sau gyvasti Su rcvolveriu.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-18
Walden University.

Rev. j. w. Robinson, d. D., pastor
of st. Marks M. E. Church of Chicago,
and his daughter, Miss Lucille, were
guests of President and Mrs. White
during commencement week.
The annual recital of the piano and
voice classes on Thursday of last week
was an entertaining event of the
week.
The annual exercises of the young
mems and young women's literary
societies was held on Friday evening.
Every number on the program was
well rendered. The debate, Resolved,
that the ballot should be given to
women on equal basis with men," was
won by the affirmative, Miss Hazel
Lyma nand Miss Minnie Davis. The
negative, Mr.. T. A. Smith and Mr. R.
l.. Jackson, battled royalty, but yield
ed graciously to the decision of the
judges in favor of the affirmative.
The address of Prof. w. D. Hawkins
was a masterpiece in diction, content
and delivery.
Field Day, Saturday, was spent out
of doors with games. In the after
noon the children of the Sunday
school gathered on the campus. They
and their teachers played games and
then were served ice cream as a close
of a very happy occasion.
The faculty and students walked to
Clark Memorial M. Z. Church on Sun.
day morning. The company which
filled several rows of seats in the
center of the church listened with in
terest and. profit to the sermon of the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-18

Tavlor. of Cherry ST., who has been
seriously i'll, is some what improved
at this writing Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Washington, Reed of Memphis, Tenn,
is the pleasant guest of Rev. and Mrs
Thomas Ware. Mr. and Mrs. Reed
are planning on making Brownsville
their future home. Mr.. Napoleon Cur
rant has recently purchased a five
passenger Overland. Mrs. Beulah Tur-
ner of Park Ave, was the hostess of
The Coleridge Taylor Choral Club on
last Wednesday evening, from s to 10
o'clock. The club had a most interest
ing meeting. The club will meet Tues
day evening of this week with Mrs.
NJ. l.. Parr. DR.. and Mrs. }. W. Evans,
son John Frank, DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Gloster and Mr.. j. Livingston White
low mOtored to COvingtOn, Tenn, on
last Sunday, en- route, they stopped
a short while in Stanton, Keeling and
Mason. They had a most pleasan
time while in Covington with DR..
and Mrs. Cornell in their beautiful
home. Mesdames Pearle Brewer and
Mamie Irving are out after recent i'll
ness. Mrs. Dick Powell who has been
ill for some time is quite i'll at this
writing her son, Mr.. Joe Powell has
returned to his home in st. Louis
after spending a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Powell. Miss
Lucille Hayes ha sreturned to her home
in Decatur, after spending a while
pleasantly with her sister, Miss Estella
Hayes of Jefferson St. Last Sunday
was an ideal day for Church going
and the annual spring rally at the
First Baptist Church. The many
captains had worked we'll making the
rally a success. Rev. Parr was de-
lighted over same. In the afternoon,
Rev. S. p. Morrow and his Congrega-
ton worshipped with the Baptist. Rev.
Morrow delivered an interesting SER
mon to a large audience. The choir
of Farmers Chapel with their com
petent pianist, Miss Blanch Walker,
furnished many beautiful selections
for the occasion. In the evening" Rev.
Parr was at his post of duty and
gave his congregation an interesting
heart to heart talk telling them many
things for their good. His sayings
are always timely. The marriage of
Mrs. Willie Yates of Memphis and
Miss Pearle Nelson, of this city was
quite a surprise to all. The bride was
competent young lady of the Dunbar
High School he was member of the
class of 1918 to finish. She finished
the English department sometime ago
She does beautiful embroidery. She
was an ideal girl, the faculty and
pupils, will miss her in the class room
also in the Domestic Science depart
ment. The many friends wish fol-
them happy voyage in the matrimo
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Turner College SheIbyville.

Commencement week is on and all
is astir. The season was introduced
Monday night, by the Seniors render
ing a Seniors stunt" in the chapel.
It was mock commencement exercise,
lasting only short while, but was
full of mirth and side-splitting hits.
The Juniors also, rendered "a Social
Crisis" to the delight of all. Bishop
B. F.. Lee was welcome visitor at the
college one day last week, and ad-
di essed the students. He will return
next week to hold the Board meeting
which sets on the 22nd, the date of
the meeting being changed from the
10th. President Jones spent last Sun
day in Nashville, and attended the
baccalaurate services at Walden Col
lege. He expressed himself as being
delighted with the splendid program,
when he returned. The regular COM
mencement week will begin Thurs
day, II, at which time the season will
open with a rendition of "Gyp, the
Heiress," by students of the Normal
department, under the direction OF
Mrs. Watson. The Presidents Recep-
ton to the graduates is to take place
Saturday evening from 600 to 800.
The baccalureate sermon will be
preached Sunday in the chapel at 400
p. M, by Rev. DR.. Hinkle, of the M.
e. Church, South.
Expression of regret are heard on all
sides at the trustee board. The white
people are also interested, and it is
said that certain influences are being
brought to bear to change the situa-
ton. DR.. Jones freely claims that GER
tain local conditions of recent occur
ence more strongly force him to his
decision.
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Vincent, of Knoxville. We are inform
ed that the boys set about to find WORK
at once and are trying to make good.
We are hoping that our people will
take more interest in this school in
the future than they have done in the
past. There is great possibility here.
The health of the school is good. We
had an epidemic of measles during
winter but that has ceased. Those
who visited us recently are Profs.
Washington, Reynolds, Peyton, Davis
and Bate, DR.. and Mrs. McNorton OF
Washington, d. c.; Rev. Allison OF
Kansas; Miss Bette Rose of Pulaski;
Madams Bate, Reynolds and Bright
and Prof. Card. The boys are always
glad for these friends to come and
some are trying to heed the advices
given. Mr.. Whitman of New York,
who is in the city with the Bruce &
Bruce Company, was to see us and
gave a selection which was greatly en-.
joyed by all. He has wonderful
voice and the boys are trying to imi-
tate him. He also promised us COM
plimentary tickets to his play Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Allison came out Sun
day, 9Th, in their car and took Maceo
Gates and the matron with others for
joy ride. Those in the party other
than the ones mentioned were Mes
danes Derrick and Hughes and the
Misses Moreland. After returning
from Neely's Bend the visitors were
served hot breakfast at 1890, which
was prepared by the kitchen boys.
The Board of Control accompanied
by Prof. Kilvington and Dr.. Seal was
here recently. They were delight
ed with the boys quartette and ex'
pressed themselves pleased with the
management of the school. Mrs. Car
ter, one of the helpers, attended the
| funeral of Mrs. Wilson last week
Prof. Davis was out making pictures
and is expected to make the entire
school soon.
Mrs. Missouri X. Buford, Matron.
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pastor, Rev. T. w. Stephens, and the
excellent music of the church choir.
In the afternoon at three o'clock, DR..
J. w. Robinson of Chicago preached
the baccalaureate sermon in Meharry
Auditorium. In the evening service
of the Y M. c. A closed an eventful
day.
On Monday evening in Meharry Au-
ditorium were held the literary exer
cises of the graduating classes. The
following members of the class were
on the program: Miss Annie Mae
Cloudus, Miss Samuella Williams, Mr..
w. C. Wilkins, Mr.. R. l.. Jackson,
Miss Louise l.. johnson, Mr.. Ernest
Floyd and Mr. William B. Dowlen.
Founders Day was observed on
Tuesday afternoon at DR.. Braden's
grave in Greenwood Cemetery, with
President White in charge of the ex-
ercises. America was sung by the
group of students, faculty and friends
gathered at the grave. Prayer was
offered by DR.. j. D. Chavis. The hymn
"How firm foundation was sung
followed by paper by Mrs, Matte
Carr Chavis. Other speakers were:
DR.. G. w. Hubbard, president of Me-
harry Medical College; DR.. j. W. Ro-
binson of Chicago, representing the
Lexington (Kentucky) Conference;
DR.. S. M. Utley, representing the Ten
nessee Conference; Miss V. l.. Moore
and Mr.. |. c. Brown, former students.
Floral offerings placed on the grave
were; bunch of white carnations
from the Alumni Association, sheaf
of wheat from the Walden Circle; a
wreath of roses from Mrs. G. w. Hub,
bard and roses from little Bert Camp.
bell
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Negro Public Library.

Mrs. Nancy Rice Anderson, one of
the exposition teachers of Vanderbilt
University will honor us with her pres
ence Saturday, May 10, from $3.50 to
4:90. Programme, Part Story Telling.
Part II, Two Short Stories. Part iii,
A Reading.
The public is cordially invited.
Teachers and parents especially urged
We hvae just received a number of
the latest fiction.
Mothers Day was observed in the
Assembly Room last Sunday at 500
pm Sons and daughters responded
past the capacity of the room.
If you haven't a card, do not delay,
get one today. No cost to citizens. Lin
coin received his education from read
ing good books. The Library is the
continuation of the school.
Hours, 2 to 8 pm. daily. Closed on
Wednesdays, Sunday to pm.