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pages, bound in cloth. containing chapters
on First Aid, Bandaging, Anatomy, Hy-
giene, Sex Problems, Mother and Babe.
300 prescriptions for acute and chronic
diseases; profusely Illustrated by wood
cuts and coloed plates, Ask your drug
gist or send SOC. TO Publisher, Cos Main
Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
II a woman IS nervous or has dizzy
spells, suffers from awful pains at regu-
lar or irregular intervals she should turn
to q tonic made mp Of herbs, and with
out alcohol, which makes weak women
strong and sick women well II IS DR.
Pierces Tavorite Prescription. Send DIR.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. y, 10c for trial pkg.
Then, for the liver and bowels nothing Is
so good IS DR. Pierce Pleasant Pellets.
Baltimore, ma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
MRS. GOULD IN POLICE COURT.
New York VI ilIonaire Has Wife Before
Correctional Judge.

Paris, Oct IS The Correctional Court
on Saturday heard the charges Of Frank
J. Gould against his wife. Mrs Edith
Kelly Gould, and Mario Casassus. a
Mexican The court fined the accused,
who did not appear 80 francs $40
each on a charge OF having had improper
relations
MIR Gould is a son 81 the late Jay
Could member 81 various New York
clubs and a director IN several railroads
MIR. Gould married his present wife IN
1909
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WHAT WE ASH THE WHOLESALE
DRl lGGIST To Do.

Last Saturday We notified all our JoJ-
bers, bA Special Delivery. as follows
ist Deals and quantity shipments of ail
hinds are cancelled till no quantity
ordcfs q any kind whether taken
hN oar statesmen ur hy your own.
SCH iii small lots only.
I'd Order from u~ III a. small quantigia,
as possible Ii YOU are out We Wlll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

Brazilian Balm Tor
Spanish Influenza
and Pneumonia

Druggists should supply themselves
with 81 90 bottles ~ this invaluable
remedy during this time ~ epidemic.
We arc receiving scores Of orders
daily for this size from families IN
Wilmington Delaware. ard tho PENN
sula complaining that ihe druggists
do not keep II on hand and the small
bottles do not contain enough They
need 70 saturate the system 10 kin
this tough germ. Take teaspoon
fui every hour y0u can always get
50 90 bottles of Mr.. Danforfh Or VIII
mington or any Philadelphia ~ Balti-
more jOhbers Scrre retail druggists
have sent fo us for doz and then 2
dor 81 90 bottles
u. r. Jackson & 90 PrOprietnrs
Arcade N
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NEW WAYS To Use yAPDRTR

In addition 70 he usual method OF ts.ag
NapoRnb that j. applied ove7 tho
throat and che>' and covered with het
flannel cloths our customers are Vri}ne
ms daily telling of their success ia using
NapoRub III other ways. particulqry 3s
a preventive They melt little N
spoon and iuhaic the vapors arising. ~
melt il a. 5enzoin steam kettle where
the steam kettle Is not available. Nano-
Rub can be used in an ordinary teakettle
Fiji the teakettle hall fun Of boiling water
put ia halt a teaspoon of VapoRHb FROM
time 20 time keep the kettle lust SLOWLY
boiling and inhale the steam arising
according 60 a Bulletin lust issued ,r
the Public Health Service, Dr Stiles. 1r
This Service. recommends that the posc
be kept creased IS 4 preventive mea-ire
again5c ghe influenza germs For 81. nar-
pose NapoRub excellent
THE VICk-CHEMICAL. co.
Greershora n 4
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As Spanish Influenza.

Is an exaggerated form Of Grip, Laxative
Bromo Qnnine Tablets should be tax en
III larger doses than are prescribed for ord-
nary Grip. A good plan Is not 10 wait until
you aIe sick, but prevent il hv taking
Laxative Bromo QulnIne Tablets IN time
--.Ady.
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try 10 hip limited amount -v
Parcel Post or Express. and pay the
charges ourselves
Sd In order to make dist rihufion -tiH
quicker. we viii ship direct ~ y9ur
retail customers quantities NOT more
han hree 3 dozen soc size 80 an,
one shipment
fth---We are now out of 4 he soc size ami
viii he Tor me next fOG4-s
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AZ AA-1 oTFA% ny kf4Ns
Pierces remedies for the
past 81 years and | have
never known them to fail
in giving desired results .
! was suffering with 8
complication Of troubles.
! had pains all over my
body and my heart
seemed weak. l had
been doctoring for
months with our best
doctors and had OBJ
tanned no relief. ! was
discouraged and wrote
80 DIR. Pierce's fnvalids
HoteI fo- advice, ] started
taking; FsyoTite Pre-
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WAR WORK

American women
nurses are installed
eight miles In the
rear of the fighting
lines over there. .
Right here at home
m 3 n V " o 10 c n
should learn nurs-
ing to take care Of
the sick or, in
emergenc cies, the
wounded. You can
learn a great deal
by obtaining the
Medical Adviser. "
q - 4. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
RETAILERS CAN GET iMME-
DATE SHIPMENTS d.
RECT BY PARCEL
POST.

This tdvcrtl>. .incrt IS written on Mon
day. October "a It - Directed so the
attention ot hi distributors of NIck :
HapoRub, both wholesale and rct4H In
mn emergency such ~ the present epi-
dcmlc oar dutS and our duty - TO
distribute Napollub IN the quickest pos
sible manner to these sections stricken
b. Infucnze We, therefore call your
carcflt1 nttDnt1nn - Tho i'll ,.,.lr1,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
SPECIAL BOOKLETS ON SPANISH
INFLUENZA.

We wiH send, on request. 10 any vct. Z
lruggist. 100 ar moro little booklets. s.
issued oa Spanish Influenza. giving 10
latest Information about this disease 's
history thc SYMPTOMS the treatment.
ana particularly the use o, T;ck's Vavo-
Rub Is sin external application to supple
mont b. nhNsic.an.s trea.ment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

Big Shipments Are En- Route to
Jobbers. Until These Arrive
There May be a Temporary
Shortage; All Deals Post
poned--Buy in Small Lots
Only.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

women Mrs .f9HN KorpELMANN. Il.
No. |, Mclean, Nebraska.
THIS famous root AMI herb remedy,
Lydia +. pinkham ) Vegetable Com
pound, has been restoring women Of
America to health for more than forty
years and 1t will Vol pay any woman
who suffers from d:spsacements. in-
fiammduon, uleeratioa, irregularities,
backache, headaches. nervousness or
THE blues" to give this successful
remedy trial.
For special suggestions in regard To
your ailment write Lydia d. Pinkham
Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result
of its long experience is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
SHOWED UNDER WITH CORRE-
SpONDFNTE

Olr force has already hecn ~lo- s.
pieces twenty-f0ur of ou- mtu .re
wearing ncle SANS khaSi-aaI a.-
recent rush has simply buried Us. \Nuur
sales force has been called in TO help
he office and factory We JUST m.1.ior
this 50 Won wont hold il against Il, + vou
wires and letters arcn I answercd nrnunt.I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
HUGE c. .O.P.' PROMOTION
FUND, OPPONENTS SAY
Republicans Seeking $l,5OO, 900,
Cummings Says: Would De-
stroy Wilson He Declares.

Washington, Oct. 25 Homer s. Cum
minEs, Acting Chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee. charged last
night that the Republican National Com
mittce had schemed To get fund Of III :
SOC, 900 for the Congressional elections,
and had made up list Of 500 pro-
spective contributors from each Of whom
il was hoped TO get 81 600
Although the law provides that all ma
tional campaign committees must file n
statement with Congress Of moneys col
leeted and spent on Congressional cleo
tione ten davs before election the Re-
publican n National Committee Ind faiIed
up TO Saturday. 10 put any statement on
file The time limit expired last Friday
at midnight and all other campaign or
ganzations at that time had filed state
ments.
James B. Reynolds, Secretary of the
Republican National Committee. says
that Fred W Uphnm, treasurer, was en-
trusted with the filing of the campaign
statement. which might be in the mails
privilege the law allows, provided IT is
mailed before midnight on the last day
of the ten-day time limit
CHARGES III CUMMINGS.
CAS- the campaign progresses. said Mr.
Cummings, "the purpose Of the selfish
and reactionarv interests of America be-
comes more and moro apparent These
interests distrust and fear the President
and have no sympathy with the pre-
ercsslvc measures winch have been enact
ed under his leadership They seek tn
tie the hands of the President and con
troll the machinery Of the Government
through the agency Of the Republican
party.
The stakes for Which they arc PLAYING
are high and their resources nre enormous
The country will be appalled, when IL
learns TO what extent money Is being used
for tho purpose of electing Congress
adverse to the President
crrEs EFFORTS TO NEAT roRp.
IF IT is profitable To spend Sis. 600
merely 10 secure a nomination for the
tnited States Senate ON the Republican
ticket III Michigan. what limit will the
imagination place upon . corruption fund
which will he dIsburaed IN The elections
throughout the country
There is but one safe thing which the
independent and patriotic voter ran do,
and that is 20 follow the leadership Of
President Wilson. not only for The ptlr-
pose of winning the war and securing an
enduring peace but fer the purpose Il
tbwartlng the hidden forces which arr
seeking to destroy HIM
Tho Democratic National Committee,
IN q statement accompanying Mr.. Cum
mngs charges. went INTO some detail 0f
what Il characterized a. y deliberate effort
hv The Republicans 10 tttie le hands ri
the President in tho war Ii also com
mcnted on tho work Of Mr. iIavs and
Mr. pham IN getting campaign funds
oNT STATE MIGHT pFclnr.
According to the Democratic state
mcnt, tho PENNSYLVANIA Patriotic Union,
= name camoutlaglng certain mannfnr-
turing interests which seek 10 control
Congress for selfish ends issued n CIR
clilar which said
a gain Of four or five III Pennssl-
vania might make tic House Of Repre-
scntativcs Republican Remember that
II is in the House that all revenue leg
lSlation originates
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Should Satisfy EVERYBODY.

According to the Toronto Mail aud
Empire the experience of Canadian
generals Is hat the best soldiers are
from II up Thar ought Ia satisfy
nearly everybody Buffalo Courier
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ts0fsl stotlfld l o a | !
Voneu vino suffer
from any functional
fistdt .}ance, as il
has aone me more
good than all the
d 1etor 8 medicine.
:,ineo ak ing it |
taye a tiae healthy
bal girl and have
gainetiin health and
strength NJ hus-
lanl and | both
Ilfais Your med
80 Iii
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scription, Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
AnttPcllets. improved from the very start and
eventually cured Of my sIlInents-was in perfect
health ---4rs LSdsa .Ew,s. 1853 ". Franklin 81
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20 refrain from saing aIu"in-s pare
IpoUer
On ho ! ral front The aaenr retreat
ing, snd 7ucce-stGi onlsgrmorf ,rp 'a-.
ing piarc 10 hn REGIONS ~ ae River
Iagil and kungar
ne prInripa aln nf tha 'tnvo~n mon
~ Inc North described p ~ rt.-cetanit@h.
ment aS soon a. possible 81 q national arm.
NJ )piroff III hc Genera Staff aa- berf
appointed commander u Cfioi af Ell
forces ~ the northern region ard Pear SD
nIrai Ikorst commander of naval l0rcr-
0f ha trctic Dceau
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DANGER OF SHORTAGE If SUPPLY
Is NOT CONSERVED

On October Isl We had on hand. I'll our
Factory ami n twenty warehouses scat
tered over the country sufficient Nspo-
Iinb 20 4st Us. We thought, uutil january
iSt, allowing for j j0e increase over last
wear sales and not counting Cur daily
OUTPUT Thus big excess stock has been
accumulated during he summer months.
Then this epidemic Of Spanish influenza
hlt Us and iii the last 10 days thls stock
has vanished Vt first We thought this
tremendous demand would last only a
L.. L. l,..r -. -. -. -, -.
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hnt The ordtrs have lun

[ i y saturday, October 18TH We
have actually sht2pcd for tins month
>i00,2>f or over Two mlihou iars 0f
\apoRub
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DRUGGISTS! PLEASE NOTE
VICK'S VAP0RUB OVERSOLD
DUE TO PRESENT EPIDEMIC

Tremendous Demand Last Few Has Wped Out Excess
Stocks That We Had Estimated Would Until
Last Weeks Orders Called One and Three-,ar-
Million JarsTodays Orders Amount to s32 45s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
10 ALI. WOMEN
WHO ARE ILL
This Woman Recommends
Lydia Z. PinlsI,asn's Vege-
table Compound-Her
Personal Experience.

Mclean. Neb. II want to recon-
mend Lydia L. Pinkham 5 Vegetable
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Lost something y ~ z lassiIetl advp--
lserueHi n Evcrv Evening Adv
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What worse tnan nonsense. then, N
the Democratic campaign cry that the
election Of 4 Republican Congress,
pledged 10 unconditional surrender and
protection Of American industries and
American workingmen, instead Of a
Democratic Congress, ready to assent to
a negotiated peace and Tree trade, would
bear cheer 10 Germany Such claims
would be ludicrols if they were not so
seriously unpatrlotic They are as un-
fair. ~ untrue, and as utterly mpossi-
BILE Is their claim that our allies would
be cast down by the election Of such
Republican Congress, in the face Of the
world-known Republican record, past
and present, and in the face Of the re-
cent acclaim abroad Of Republican Sen
ators, as reported in the Paris cable to
the Democratic New York Times on Oct.
9 in these words:
The reports Of debates In the American
Senate share first pages with the news
OF the great military victories ON the
west front Senators McCumber, Nelson
and Lodge arc as highly thought Of in
France today as are the American generals
MIR. Wilson calls upon the Repub-
licans Of he country to repudiatc their
representatives. in Congress who have
proved true and loyal patriots Are YOU
going 10 do it? Answer with your votes
Continued on page D
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RO0sEYELr N APPEAL.

Among the men who joined in these
appeals was Colonel Roosevelt. who sald
that 2 refusal to sustain the President
" whethcr vou will or moi. will be read in
the eyes of Europe rs = refusal ID sustain
the war Such refusal 10 Colonel
said, will give heart 20 our defeated
ant taConISts
por. uf President Mckinley under con
dJtions analogous to those nov. confront
ing President Wilson. Was Senator Lodge
Continued on page
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14
THE NEW wHEArLEY-PRovIDENr HOSPITAL.

The dedication of the new Wheat
Hospital has been fin
ally set for Sunday September 20, at
3 p. m. sharp, which the committee
on arrangements hope 10 make one of
the greatest events in the history of
the race in this city. At the meeting
of the Board last Wednesday evening
the resignation of Mr.. c. A Franklin,
president, was accepted and Prof. j.
R. E. Lee, principal of Lincoln High
School, was unanimously elected to
fill the position for the ensuing year
A committee on program composed of
the following persons was selected:
DR.. ]. E. Perry, chairman; Messrs.
L. A. Knox, G, A. Franklin, N. C.
Crews, and Mrs. Frances j. Jackson.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14
w. W. YATES SCHOOL GROWING.

The w. w. Yates School, formerly
nearly six hundred this week, the
same being big increase over the
same week last year.
The growing popularity of the
Yates School is due to several causes,
among which are the successful open
air room maintained for weak chill
dren, the school orchestra and the ex-
cellent cafeteria operated for the ben
eft of the students. This latter fea-
ture was the first of its kind in the
local Negro schools and has made a
big hit with that class of patrons who
do not wish their children to run the
streets during the noon hour. The
cafeteria menu contains large va
riety of food articles costing from one
cent to three cents each. The food
is all prepared at the school under the
most sanitary conditions and the SER
vice is given special attention by the
teachers.
Yates school also claims the pio-
neership in the fresh air room idea
besides the teacher and principal is
visited each day by a graduate nurse
and a specially assigned physician
Children in this room are given two
extra meals each day and free street
car fare to and from their homes.
They also sleep an hour each day and
have the advantage of hot and cold
shower baths.
At the beginning of this year it was
found that three of the pupils who
took, advantage of this fresh air
course last year were sufficiently i'm
proved to return to thei regular
classes. The physical improvement of
these children is almost beyond be-
lief unless one takes the pains to
study the charts which record their
daily progress.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14
NATIONAL BAPTIST cOkVEN-
TION.

st. Louis Mo.-Dr. E. C. Morris was
reelected for another term as presi-
dent OF the National Convention. 1t
was his desire to retire, but the whole
convention stood up as one and de-
manded that he serve. And in the
midst of the widest cheering he was
unanimously elected.
The other officers of the conven-
tion are W. G. Parks, ID. D., of Phila-
delphia, vice-president at large; Prof.
r. B. Hudson, Selma, Ala, secretary;
DR.. A. j. Stokes, Montgomery, Ala,
treasurer: T. o. Fuller, Memphis,
Tenn; James NJ. Nabrit, Augusta, Ga,
E. H. Mcdonald, Pittsburgh, Pa, E.
Arlington Wilson, Dallas, assistant
secretaries; j. ID. Crenshaw, Nashville,
Tenn, editor official organ; M, NJ.
Rodgers, Dallas Tex, auditor; Charles
Stewart, Chicago, general missionary.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14
EXTRAORDINARY EVENT.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HIS
TORY OF THE STATE NEGRO
MASoNS WILL LAY THE COR
NER STONE OF AN IMPoS-
ING COUNTY STRUc-
TURE.
The Entire Public Invited to Witness
These Impressive Ceremonies.

At the invitation of the honorable
county court of Jackson county, Mis-
souri,, the Negro Masons of the state
will lay the corner stone of the new
100000 Home for Aged and Infirm
Negroes now being erected on the
County Farm, south of Little Blue,
about sixteen miles from the city.
To DR.. Howard NJ Smith is due the
honor for the conception of this very
happy event and the Masonic Grand
Lodge will be represented in its en-
tirety on this occasion. A large dele
CATION from the International Build
ing Laborers Union, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Charles Harris, will also
be present and will assist in the
practical work of placing the corner
stone. One of the best union bands
in the city has been secured for the
occasion through the generosity of
prominent white friends of the race
and the Masonic choir under the direc-
tion of Professor A. T. Moore will
also furnish music for the occasion.
Preliminary to the laying of the
cornerstone song and devotional
exercises will be conducted by Rev.
F. d. Wells, vice-chairman of the COM
mission supervising the erection of
the home. And at 2:3O prompt the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14
NEGRO 4-MINUTE MEN CON-
MENDED.

The activity of the Negro four-min.
ute speakers in the recent war work
campaigns of Kansas City has been
commended officially in a communi.
cation received from Washington. The
Negro four-minute men worker under
the direction of c. H. Galloway, chair
man, the other members being Chas,
A. Astwood, D. A. Ross, Gaitha Page
DIR. William j. Thompkins, w, c.
Hueston and Clarence Groves. Chair
man Galloway has recommended that
each member of his staff of orators be
awarded the usual button for efficient
and patriotic service.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14

The above cut is the likeness of DIR.
j. w. Hurse, pastor of St Stephens
Baptist church, who has just finished
a great revival of seven weeks. DR..
Hurse and members left 604-6O6 Char
lotte street, went to 18th and Michi-
gan, and bought and erected a $400
tent and with the assistance of Drs.
c. T. Walker of Augusta, Ca, r. B.
Porter of Little Rock, Ark, G. McNeal
and Moses Williams of Kansas City,
Kans., fought sin and saved the souls
of seventy.nine. This was great re-
vival both spiritually and financially.
Having raised $2,7S7.15 the pastor and
members moved back to their church
building at 604-606 Charlotte street,
where the church was newly decor
ated. They are now settled for the
winter. Surely no church in the juris-
diction has more right to be proud of
its executive head than st. Stephens
Baptist church.
We do not exaggerate in the slight
est degree when we say that DR.,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14

Hurse has made such study of his
members and worked so zealously and
lovingly among them that each one of
them has caught the inspiration and
today that standard of love and union
is so raised that there is not one
among them who is not proud to be
identified with st. Stephen Baptist
church. Show me pastor in Kansas
City that could start church in Belvi-
dere Hollow and carry the congrega-
tion that DR.. Hurse has.
On last Sunday the members saw
the need of rest for their pastor and
gave to him vacation of six weeks
and a purse of $201,15. DR.. Hurse left
for the National Convention that con-
vened in Little Rock, Ark. From
there he goes to Hot Springs, Ark,
where he will take course of twenty
one baths. While away he will visit
his mother in Collierville, returning
home about the middle of October We
hope that on his return he will be
greatly improved.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-14
Corner Stone Laying County Home Sunday Sept Is
American woodmen-C. A. Frank.

American Woodmen-C. A. Frank.
lin.
X. c. Medical Society-Drs M. H.
Lambright, ]. E. Dibble, j. E. Perry.
B. L. l. P. U.-C. H. Harris.
Patriarchie-Col. Daniel Moore.
Knights of Friendship--Neal Range.
knights Templar-W. G. Moseley.
o. e. S.-Mrs. Addie Allen.
Heroines of Jerico-Mrs. Anna ].
Carter, Mrs Julia MORRISON.
H. of H.-Mrs. frankie Johnson.
Courts of Calanthe-Mrs. Mary
Boyd.
Daughters of the Tabernacle-Miss
Maude Olden and Mrs. w. H. Dotson.
S. M. T.-Mrs. Annie Floyd.
Women's Clubs-Invitation extend
ed to various presidents by Mrs. Fran
els Jackson.
Red Cross-Mrs. L. A. McCampbell.
X. c., Mo-, Home Guard Drill Corps
Major Dibble and Capt. Knox.
X. c., X, Home Guards-Major D.
A. Holmes.
Douglass Hospital Club-Mrs. A. Z.
Jenkins and Rev. w. H. Thomas.
Douglass Hospital Board-Mrs. A.
E. jenkins and Rev. w. H. Thomas.
City Hospital-Dr. VIM. H. Thomp-
llins and Miss Lula G.. Warlick.
Negro Business League-Prof Cal
tha G. Page.
Schools.
Lincoln High-Prof. ]. R. E. Lee
and Major N. Clark Smith.
w. w. Yates-Prof. Joe E. Herri
ford.
Attucks--Prof. W. II. Harrison.
| Wendell Phillips - Prof. Henley
Cox.
Douglass-Prof. NJ. H. Thopkins.
Phyllis Wheatley-Prof. J. T. L.
Talton.
Bruce-Prof. ]. H. Coleman.
Blue Valley-Prof. w. w. Holder.
Booker T. Washington-Prof. w. E
Griffin.
Dunbar-Prof. Whitfield Ross.
Penn--Prof. A. NJ. Wilson.
Sumner-Miss Anna Collier.
These persons are asked to meet
with the Board of Directors of the
Hospital next Wednesday evening
September 18th, at the Kansas City
Sun office, s p. IN.
PROF. J. R. E. LEE, President.
EVA NJ. FOX, Secretary.