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Arizona republican., 1917-02-01
The Note
Washington, January s1, 1917.

washington, January 1l, lSIf-
 MT. Secretary of State:
 Your excellency was good enough to transmit to the imperial government a copy of the message which the presi- dent of the United States of America addressed to- the senate on the 22nd instant. The imperial government has given it the earnest consideration which the presidents statements de- serve, inspired as they are, by a deep sentiment of responsibility. It is high lys gratifying to the imperial govern ment to ascertain that the main ten> dencies of this important statement correspond largely to the desires and principles professed by Germany. These principles especially include sell. government and equality of rights for all nations Germany would be sincerely glad if in recognition of this principle countries like Ireland and India, which do not enjoy the benefits of political independence, should now obtain their freedom. The German people also repudiate all alliances
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Arizona republican., 1917-02-01
REPORT URGES LEGISLATION TO
 PREVENT STRIKES AND L0CkOUTS

business in the railway situation. He urged control by the government of the situation between railway hslds and the railway men The railway brother hoods he declared were awaiting thei~ opportunity to paralyze the country's transportation to gain their ends
Arizona republican., 1917-02-01
MESSAGE WISH
 |S GIVEN HEED
 IN LEGISLATURE

OVershadowing in importance any other event in the legislature yesterday was a bill introduced by the appropria- tions committee of the house repeal ing all paragraphs in the statutes making continuing appropriations. This is forecast as a clearing of the ground for a budget system recom- mended by Governor Campbell in his message to the legislature last Mon day.
 An attempt to do the same thing was one of the causes of the friction in the last legislature that carried it through two extra sessions. Then it was not accomplished though the friends of the project forced the re- pealing clauses into the general ap- propriation bill. They were vetoed by Governor Hunt and after prolonged litigation the veto of those clauses was sustained.
 It is certain now that the repeal bill will have a safe majority in each house. That the governor will ap- prove the bill is certain and then there will be basis for budget system.
 The general appropriation bill will be brought into the house today.
 A State Shelter
 | nutr the lTONlSlOn or the law en- abling the state 10 engage in industrial pursuits, n privilege. by the way O.. which 1t has so far steadily refused to avail itself, a bill was introduced into each house yesterday for the building and operation of ".~n Arizona State shelter. It was introduced into the house by Mir. Foster and into the sen ate by Mir. Manoney. It proposes for the development Of the mineral re- sources of the state tile construction and equipment of a state smelter at cost of S150. 000 and for a beginning. the sum of $500.000 is appropriated
 The smelter Is to be under the man. agement of a board of five directors one of which shall be elected ''presi- dent of the shelter" The pay of the directors shall be sl0 day for each days attendance upon the meetings Of the board and there shall be an allow ance of mileage at ten cents d mile one way. More than three members of the board shall not be members of the
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHtAS.
"A New Lodge Mt Nocls, VA.

Noels. Va, May 7.--Grand Chan.
color John Mitchell, Jr., accompanied
by DR.. e. r. Jefferson, sir r. C.
Mitchell, Rev. l.. j. Morris, Sir J.
NJ. Christian. Sir Isaac Bray and
others arrived here last Saturday
evening for the purpose Of setting up
d lodge or Knights Or ythias. AZ
large party had gathered to meet
them.
The initiation took place in the
chuIcH here. The candidates were
much pleased. The following officers
OF the new body, which will be known
as Noels Lodge, No. 10 were in
stalled by the Grand Chancellor:
M. Of W., D. J. Taylor; c.. c., l..
w. Washington; V. G. Willie Cosby;
p, Rev. Fl. N. Hickman; X. Of r
and S., William Mickens: M. of r. =,
J. II. Clarke; M. Of En-. Charles
Brown; M. at A. J. r. Ware; L. G.,
Lewis Thompson; o. G., Frank
George; Trustees, G. e. Dennis, J
w. Dickorson, Willie George g.. :.
Those who came over from Buck
ners Lodge to aid In the initiation
were: Sirs w. N Dabney, r. e.
Wood, Philip Johnson, D. c.. Ander-
son, Nathan Carter, Richard Thomp-
son, Tasker Carter, Willie Robinson,
f.. l.. Watty, w. Dabney, D. J.
Taylor.
Supper was served at Messrs.
Clark and Dennis establishment. 1t
was prepared and served by Mes
danes Della Clark, Sarah A. Kenney,
M. e. Clark, Sadie Chappell.
The party left at about $50 Sun
day morning for Richmond, much
pleased with their stay here. The
club was organized through the ef-
forts Of Sir w. II. Dabney, District
Deputy Grand Chancellor and Sir d :.
j. Taylor. The Grand Chancellor
commended them highly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
GRAND OPENING.

Work Is being done on Woodland
Cemetery and on the park there pre-
paratory to the grand opening, May
80, 1917, at 1890 P. M The water
system has been installed, the lake
completed and the reservoir which
will hold $4,000 gallons of water
nearly completed. The place now
looks like a magnificent city park.
Contractor William R. Mason Is
building the massive front entrance
with the granite pillars and the
wrought iron entrances The work
OF making the gravelled road-bed is
under way.
DR.. r. e. Jones has purchased a
fine spot and his mother has already
been lisinterred and placed there.
He Is now preparing plans to make
1t ono Of the most attractive spots
In the cemetery.
The arrangements make the place
readily accessible from all parts Of
the city. Many persons visit the
place on Sundays. During the week
veritable army Of workmen may be
seen getting ready for May 30th. Lots
are being sold rapidly and applica-
tons for reservations are being made
daily. a.st
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
GIVE HONOR TO WHOM HONOR
is DUE.

Sutherlin, Va, r. T.. D. No. 2,
April 2S, 1917.
To the Editor OF The Richmond
Planet: In this world, very few PEG,
pie get credit for what they do,
whether 1t be good or bad.
We notice that you have ALWAYS
been trying to do what was right, and
do 1t fealess Of what the result would
be. We wish to commend you for your
success in the suit which was pending
In the Supreme Court OF the u. S.
against @he Supreme Lodge X. OF p.
Through your noble efforts. all OF the
subordinate Lodges have been releas-
cd from paying to the Supreme Lodge
tremendously large sum OF money
through unjust taxation. You have
labored with untlring energy for
these many years and many time
you have stood alone, whom others
help seemed to fail you, and only
God and you were left alone, still
you kept pressing your claim until
you made others sec that you were
right, and now right has won.
There is too much custom by those
in office to take advantage Of his
less fortunate friend, and there seems
tendency to leave right out Of our
work and take self and the devil and
go our way.
1t Is not so with you, you certainly
are goood Grand Chancellor and
have qualities that will make you
! just as good Supreme Chancellor,
provided you still be our G. G. for
you have surely proven yourself
worthy Of the position.
Our race Is suffering for the want
OF just such men as you are and
they arc needed especially in the
highest office, in order that they may
instill true principles of truth and
righteousness in the people who are
to follow.
The Supreme Court has said that
the Supreme Lodge was wrong in It's
; way of doing business; and we have
reason to believe it to be true This
being fact, it seems to us, that some
OF the main officers according to the
verdict Of the Supreme Court are not
exactly as they should be. We found
1t out through you. and If you are not
the one who deserves the place
whether you want it or not we can't
see who he is.
May you live long to do many more
noble deeds for your people and for
yourself.
Done by the following Past Chancel
Tors at or near Sutherlin, Va. who
met Saturday April 2Sth, 1917, and
, organized past Chancellor's meet
ing at White Oak Iod:N No. CT.
Sirs A. B. Bets, r. II. Hunt, Hurt
Wimbish, George McGhee, and IT.
M. Dodson, of White Oak Lodge No.
81. Sir Tom Oliver Of New Arbor
Lodge No 142, Sir J. D. Hardie Of
Moonlight Lodge, and Sir Granville
Marahle, of Fearless Lodge, No. 141.
(CLBRK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
EXERCISES AT
HTGGS ROANOKE SEMINARY.

Parmele, N. c., May S.-The com
mencement Exercises of Higgs Roam
oke Seminary, Paremele, N. c. will
take place May 1925. 1917. The
Annual Address will be delivered by
Professor Charles II. Frazier, Dean
of the College of Arts, Shaw Uni
versity; Awarding of Diplomas, Prof.
M. w. Williams; Presidents Address
to Graduates, Rev. /. S. Riddick
Other addresses by President Charles
T.. Meserve. Shaw University; DR.. J.
j. Higgs, Washington, D. G.
The graduating exercises will take
place Friday, May 20, 1917, at which
time six young ladies will graduate.
President I. S. Riddick and Principal
N. S. Hargrave have worked zealouslv
to place this institution among the
leading schools Of learning for colored
youths and a hearty cooperation of
the public Is invited.
The following is the program for
che Graduating Exercises: Invoca-
ton, Rev. S. RI. Riddick; class song,
Commencement Day; Grafton, Salu-
tatory, "Our Peace on Earth" Miss
Carrie Mayo; Motto, 1--WE Lift as We
Climb" Miss Mary 70. Wooten: solo
Miss Pauline " Nelson; Grafton,
Eternal Right" Miss Eva B. Rid
dick; music, Y M. G.. A. Quartette;
Valedictory, blessed" Miss Annie
V. Gilmore; Poem, "The Dream That
Came True" Miss Pauline Nelson;
Farewell, Miss Lucille Carr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
THE VIRGINIA. BAPT|STS
THE JUBILEE OF THE VIRGINIA
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION,

The most august gathering of
Christian and scholarly men and
women Of Virginia, is scheduled to
meet in Lynchburg, Va, July 1917,
to pitch battle for God and humanity.
1t is 'befitting that the Virginia Bap-
fist State Convention with It's many
religious and educational auXiliaries
should assemble to celebrate fifty
years Of Christian organization and
rejoice together in fraternal fellow
snip over tho very splendid and
unique achievements that are pecul-
iarly the possessions of Negro Bap-
fists OF Virginia.
The epithet, unique" and "pecul-
iarly" are neither bombastic nor
visionary as descriptive terms. These
words only family portray the mas
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
"A VOICE FROM KENTUCKY
MIR johnson Is Jubilant
Lexington. Nv an,,, on

M lexington, Ky, April 3W 1917.
mr.: John Mitchell, Jr.,
Ho m pianet, Richmond, Va.
lear Sir and Brother: write a..
v voms you on your success IN
your mighty and Just fight for imat,o 90
ana 10 think 1t was not for vonrsaIs
nione' but for oil of the Knipbts 10
rFthlas or the world and manv n,,ro
LIE Widows and orphans alike
100 Wy READ your copy of April %
100 with care and too mucb co,,,.
ee sald or you. One so love, ar.S
1"lthiul, yes and as game "a Won oro
Gun md words to express nv, prat
touae and appreciation of your iovait,,
" your brothers and to your lodpe
\, GU nave fought good fight. Yon
, mau me Drain and courage. homo
S ,,',, VIII I'VE long and that your name
WI WI mover die. May God ever bIesS
sou ana yours. hope we shall meet
tbn ., uay, lace to face, SO may have
VIC treasure or hand.shake.
reuse congratulate Mr.. w. IT
,o "uoipn' or Lynchhurg, Va. on h,a
o"iE splendid article in your paner
o o,, ne me Negro Exodus to tho North
anu west. 1t Is very fine indeed and
So ,iunv or my people have compi-
hi sat t, nlm on 1t and / shall wish
Two , .ne same us you. May he, too,
.onS ahd Keep the good work up.
Morn eao the opinoin of Justice w. I.
Gould's injunction. Fine, Mo- ~, ~.
al live long and their names navy emoy
die. ie'ihes never
!, SAMUEL e. JOHNSON, Jn
r. S'-Much praise to vol, LONG
may you live and your name sbaii
ever '',l nave the praise wherever I 60"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
. EN- tom OIL 0GY
Being "A Short and Mildly Critical
Observation Of the Mental Process
cs OF Psuedo Philanthropists
Creatures Born of the Heat
and Moisture of the Uni
verse.

When philosopher, or any person
capable of ratiocination contemplates
the spectacle of two by twice lawyers.
who never produced a SOLITARY thing
of use and beauty in the course Of
their lives, and fat women who are so
ignorant that they are Incompetent
to cook even their unscientific meals
which produce their fat, and bile be.
got by idleDess, instead of brain and
Drawn, devising means devoid of
science whereby a workingman may
hire. not own home, they blush with
shame because they belong to the
same species. ..
This amazing spectacle and as
founding proposal Of supplying as, a
favor, houses to the builders of hous-
es, and Of protecting by laws the
creators OF everything Of use and
beauty which embelish our so-called
civilized life and the most potent
thing on earth except the devil, is SO
incongruous and absurd, that when
viewed by a rational creature he is
Continued on Eighth Page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

noted In an issue Of the st. Louis
Argus, under date Of April goth, 1917,
that the above mentioned Paper of
which you are the Managing Editor,
that on the front page in Display
Head Lines the following:
SUPREME LODGE OF THE Ply.
THIANS LOSES LAWSUIT"
AS the Official Organ of the Su.
preme Lodge Committee Knights OF
Pyth1as OF North America, Etc, you
should not have published the above
head lines relative to the Lawsuit of
the Grand Lodge OF Virginia against
the Supreme Lodge Of our Order with
out first being advised from this
office or that Of the Supreme Attor.
ney, as such publication serves TO
mislead the Members o. the Order as
well as the General Public.
The Decree In the case has not as
yet reached this office and when e
does your newspaper as we'll as others
representing the Supreme Lodge, or
any branch thereof. will be advised
as to the decision and the decree.
In the meanwhile you will please
correct the above statement by men.
tfoning In your newspaper the enclos-
ed, Supreme Lodge will give correct
account OF the decision as soon as tho
decree has been signed.
Yours fraterna1ly
s. w. Green, s. q.
Reference Copy Copy tc--S. A. II.
Watkins s. Atty "A, w. Lloyd, G,
w. BuckIer, CHAIRMAN =
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
REV. 10. NJ. AfITCHELE PLBASES
STAUNTON.

Staunton, Va, May 1.-The men,
bers OF the Augusta Street M. e.
Church are we'll pleased with their
new pastor, the Rev q. M. Mitchell
The church is crowded at every SER
vice to hear his sweet songs and great
sermons, which thrill the hearts of
all who hear them. ION
tIAs The Is. Su!at'ag IN .r.il as
high day withsus At the morning
service, the pastor preached from
John 20:29.', Four p NJ. there was
welcome reception rendered the
pastor, his wife. Mrs. Florence nj.
Mitchell and Miss Ethel B Harris, of
Richmond, Va. The program was
very deliberately arranged by Miss
Ellie Johnson. the League Superin-
tendent and they were welcomed by
all the departments of the Church.
SiXty-four persons thought 1t would
be very fitting to welcome them with
meats and groceries and eighty-seven
packages were placed on the table,
which the pastor and wife accepted
with heartfelt thanks. The Junior
Epworth League, about two hundred
strong, presented handsome bou-
quot to each one.
At night, we had the War of tho
Nations and the church was crowded
to its utmost capacity, the collections
amounting to $269.54. Pray that
tho Lord will give us continued sue
cess.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

A hit Of the season. Too much
Davenport, Of Staunton, who is now
in Woodville, who trained thirty
young ladies and gents in a cantata,
"The Goddess of Liberty rendered.
Tuesday evening, May list, at Mt.
Tabor Baptist Church, in addition to
drills, pantomimes, classical and pa
triotic songs.
The entertainment was indeed q
success and Of high degree Of en-
cellence throughout. It was given
Society Of Mt. Tabor Church, Rev.
r. j. BASS, pastor.
Among those deserving special
mention are, Mrs. Luther Johnson
and Mrs. Annie Euelle, first and Sec
ond sopranos. who delighted the aud
fence with their sweet voices. Their
effective. Also the male quartette in
rendering, "The Old Flag Never
Touched the Ground" made a hit
with the audience. The waiter drill
by twelve young ladies will not soon
ots s1Sst SN sF>9s- VI ttssi
-. y. Davenport proved himself a
wonder OF the evening. The char
actcr Of Goddess was represented in
person Of Mrs. Louise Fells. was we'll
chosen and rendered. Merltcd APP
plause was given each nuMber rem
dered, whether in group or done
single.
Probably never before has such an
entertainment at Mt. Tabor been
Oi ficfn ~
pleasure as that staged by Madam
Davenport last evening.
The Madam's ability az directress
OF entertaining and entertainments Is
we'll known but this is the first op-
portunity the Woodsville people have
had OF becoming acquainted with her
work and it is to be hoped that she
will again favor us in the future.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

FOWLKES--In sad but loving re.
membranes Of my dear husband, John
II. Fowlkes, who died two years ago,
May 4, 1915:
Two sad years since you left me
Whom l cherished and loved so
dear:
Can help but feel lonely
When l do not see you hero?
No more your kind and loving face
Shall light the gloom of home;
Yet in love I see you,
While In sorrow I am alone.
1t was so hard to part with you,
Oh, so hard to see you die,
But I hope some day to meet you:
Some sweet day, bye and bye.
His wife,
SADIE G. FOWLKES.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
MEMS PEW RALLY AT MOORE
STREET BAPTIST.

The men Of the Moore Street Ban.
list Church will conduct Pew Raj.
~, Srd. Sunday, May 20. 1917, to as
sist the church in raising funds for
the Spring Rally. Recently the women
OF the church held very successful
rev Rally. The men will try to ex'
eel them.
A splendid programme will be rend'
cred. Madam Gilpin and the Sabbath
Gee Club will sing A noted sneaker
VIII deliver an address. Deacon Quinn
Shelton. Of the Sixth Mt. Zion Ban.
list church, and Mr.. Chas. CARPENTER
Will ask for the collection. The Jun.
Tor Choir will render special. selec.
lions OH this occasion.
The public is cordially asked to-
attend this service. FRYE to every one
mittee:-Deacons Floyd Van.
CHAN, Andrcn Williams. and John S.
Brown
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
FORMER SLAVES LOSE
SUPREME COURT RULES THEY
CANNOT COLLECT FOR
SERVICES.

Washington, ID. c., May 7.--Form-
err Negro slaves and their heirs this
afternoon failed in the supreme
court to recover $6S,072.38S in in
ternal revenue taxes on cotton from
the government. The Negroes al
legged the cotton was made market
able by their work-forced from them
they said, by involuntary servitude.
The supreme court upheld the District
of Columbia court Of appeals which
refused to give the Negroes the
money. Secretary Of the Treasury
McAdoo was defendant in the case.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12

Mr.. John G.. Smith, who has been
III, is well enough to be out again.
Mrs. j. Fl. Allen, of Staunton Va.
Is spending some time in tho city
MIR. and Mrs. Atlas T.. Darhee Of
South Richmond, Va, called on us
this week.
The wife Of DR.. c.. S. Cowan, who
Is confined to hospital In Washing
ton, where she underwent an opera-
ton, is improving.
Rev. William Ewell and Rev. P.
l.. Barksdale, Of Houston, Va. were
In the city this week. They we're
cnroutc to the General Association,
which convened at Portsmouth, Va.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Vicie Stewart, of Freder-
icksbnrg, Va, who has been confined
to her bed since April 20, 1917, with
a slight attack Of Pneumonia, ia
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Lucy +. Jefferson and Miss
Mary l.. Coleman, Of 72t + 9Th. St.
left last Wednesday to sp, ID awhile
with friends In Hinton, W Va, and
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. sATURD ~, NAY Il, 1917
DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
ORGANIZED HERE.

A number Of Sunday Schools of
the city Of Richmond and vicinity
met Friday night, May 4th in the
Second Baptist Church. Of South
Richmond, DR.. l.. G.. Garland, pas
tor, and organized '"rhe Richmond
District Sunday School Union OF the
Virginia Baptist State Convention"
The first public meeting will be
held in the Second Baptist Church,
Of South Richmond on the first
Sunday in June at $3.50 P. NJ. An
interesting program will be rendered.
This organization comes to us as
another star in the sky Of hope and
promise and Is destined to shed light
In dark corners and bring wanderers
to the right way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
In NfenOrian.

In loving remembrance of my wife
and our mother, Susie A. Smith, who
departed this life, four years ago,
May 7, 1913:
After the pain and sickness,
The tears are all wiped away;
After the flowers arc gathered,
No more Of earth's decay.
After the deep hearts sorrow,
An end Of every strife;
After the daily crosses,
A glorious crown Of life.
BY her Husband and Children
J. G. Smith, Clarissa G. Smith, Mrs.
Lucille V. Stallings, J. G.. Smith, IT.
Mamie II. S. Smith.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
$1,000 TO COItORED CHILDREN,

ZEN Dollars to be given in cash
prizes lor names. Full Information
VIII he given in meeting at John
sons Hall, 10 West Leigh st. Monday
afternoon, May nth, at prompt four
ociock. Parents OF wide-awake
children arc requested to attend With
them.-Loprice Land Corporation,
This Is to certify that the above
mentioned $1,000 have been demos.
i,ed with me by this company for
olstrlbutfon, and I shall award II
according to tho conditions to he
named In their meeting on next Mon
oay. l urge the parents OF contest
ants TO attend that they, the parents
may Know the conditions of the com,
PanE's oifer to the children w. I.
Johnson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
MOTHERS DAY AT 9TH STREET
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL,

Special Mothers Day Exercises will
be held ut the Fifth Street Baptist
Sunday School. tomorrow (Sunday)
morning, nine-thirty. The public is
cordially invited to witness the pro-
gram and be the guest of the school.
The "War Of the Nations" will cease
and peace will be declared. Come
and help make peace. Mr.. r. H.
Eauntleroy is superintendent and
James Fl. Walls, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
Thanks Returned to Those Who Were
Charitable.


On Friday, May 4, 1917 I was
surprised by handsome variety Of
groceries presented by the store boys.
Sunday, May 6, 1917, I was sur
prised by purse containing $4.G5
presented by my gentlemen friends
and sympathizers.
My tongue cannot express nv ap-
probation to the store boys and gem
tlemen friends, but I hope it will be
remembered that a gift is always ap-
preciated by one in need. hope you
all long, happy and prosperous life.
JAMES II. SMITH.
Names Of store boys-John Weiner
Sam Lightfoot, William Singleton,
Otto Singleton, Roscoe Dickerson,
Edward Smith, Eugene Murray,
Charlie Quarles, Walter Dickerson,
Willie Price, Abe simson, w. M.
White,
Some Of the names Of the gentle
men friends-Randall Dudley, Archie
Coles, Charlie West, Jesse Jackson,
Walter Johnson, w. M. Armstead,
Norman Howard, Sam Greer, w. M.
White and many others, but space
will not permit us to publish them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-05-12
In NIenoriam.

KYLES--In sad but loving remem-
brance of our dear mother, Susan A.
Kyles, who departed this life one
year ago, May 18th:
"Fare thee we'll but not forever,
There will be glorious dawn,
We shall meet to part. no never,
On the resurrection morn"
Children