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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-03-09
War Conditions Reflected
In Telephone Service

Every telephone operator understands that she working
under conditions unprecedented national life and in rem
derne efficient service she doing patriotic duty similar TO
that of the soldiers in the trenches
She that the increase in telephone rafc "
due directly the governments activities and that it is re-
garded as matter Of that she will meet the demands
cheerfully and well.
So when increasing business of fall and winter reflected
your telephone service by slowing down and by more ire
busy reports remember that the operator not entirely 10
blame
Every available position swchboards occupied 1t
impossible additional positions because Uncle Sans
requirements reduced the available supply of material to the
point where manufacturers cannot make definite promise OF
delivery.
But we are not sitting idly and waiting for brighter day
when money buy equipment. We using every
command keep service to its usual heh
standard The traffic load spread the switchboard SO
that operator will be overwhelmed We adjusting
the load intervals and introducing plan that science and
ingenuity suggest to meet the situation.
We surrounding the operators with every comfort posi-
BILE and training that the entire force may con-
its strength and face each day fresh and cheerful.
You will help us because you'll ehepne your
service and enabling to do better job for Uncle Sam
Here's how you help Use the telephone only for ne
cessary calls particularly during the busy hours of the day. Be
patient when there delay Be cheerful to the operator and
if you have trouble call complaint.
Housewives help by ordering in the afternoon for
days needs. and by avoiding lengthy Conversations
We appreciate cooperation
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE M
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY UAD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
Gin SdTo1tf prner en-

- Gin 9 hlauberger. Sn
sinem @iienbabnabteil berrid1t Elm
fiirdterIider SGieeerlld, Der einem
Bafet i'm @epddneb entItr0mt. Ser
piinidungen perben Ioiit, unb III.
ter ben Eaiiogieren bot elmer ben
nnoeren i'm Serbadt, 9eliber bes
bllftigen Rabrilngss lnb @enuB-
mitteIs 5u iein. 9a bdlt Der 3ug
uuf elmer 3piIdenItation, unb aus
Dem NebenabteiI tritt ein Mtann
elm unb io9t: nGnti6ulbigcn sic,
meine Serri6aften, i6 muB bier
nusIteigen llnb nl6bte MIR mein
Bafet berallsbolenl"
- SIN 9iIbe gebIie & e II.
nsllter Srelnb, fonnteIt OH mir
nidt nit elmer fleinen Sunme ltn.
ter Die slrme greifen?"
nSm, bm, ... ne fitlige Ge-
i6i6te!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

1tnfere Sien it nj d 5 =
d en. Sausfrau (oie Elm Wdoden
ensagieren nil0: r@ie lange naren
Sic in Sbrer lesten Stelle2"
SienItm1b6en (perlegeO: nSSn
meiner Ietten Stelle? So, oa mar
i9 nod gar ni6t eingetreten, 0fa-
Hame!"
Sronifd. Serr (ber ct.
nen Senperen5ler bel einem @laie
nit beroGdtig ausiebenber Sliiiiig-
feit finbet): r9to, Serr Wtiider, mo.
nit perbiinnen Sic benn sbr
Srinfipaiier2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- Ra aIfo! ,Saben sic ae.
Ieien, llnier 9efannter bon 3. lit ar-
10 @irflider @ebeirsr Hat getpor-
oenl"
n8irfIider @ebeimer9 ltniinnl
Damn pGr's bod nidt - beroffent-
Iidt iporben!"
- Gin 8biIofopb. Set
Spri6tport iagt: 8er'n Bfennig
mid ebrt, is oct 9aIers MIDI inert.
SUIT. Sarnit id nil ben Bfeunig
redt ebren fam, mill id ben 9aIer
nal i6IeinigIt in De r1tite 9eItille
in Sfennige pertpanoeIn IaIien!
- g o 6 fdIimmer. SRI.
ST.: SD babe gebort, rniere
Sreunoin gua III nit Serrn Neu.
mann bi1rhgeganeen. Sat ibre Ilit.
fer ibnen benn nun oer3ieben2"
SRI. g.: SD CLAUDE nidt, id
babe aebort, iie poIle gu ibnen 5ie.
ben."
- 0tdts su m a d enl Sou.
rift (Sum S0riter. beTien Suno ibm
in Die aiisgeitopfte @abe 9efabren
iiD: .Serr ss6rlter, 10 rufen Sic
boh gefallieIt Sbren infamen So
ter 5uriid!"
S0riter: rSa. ba lit ni6ts 5u
MAIDEN; tpenn ber elm Sopba ODER
ne Notrote ipiirt. tits nit Dem
Mpbea alis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- anbers eemeint. Hei.
ienber (oer I'M @abnbofs.&ei itaurant
Slid beitellt bait: uslne @etter, oas
lift ia idneu gegangen; es lit ipobl
aud Die bodite Seit?"
Sellner: uaaeroinss. II biBden
rie6en tut er ibon!"
Seine @egenliebe. Sic:
so periude bod tpenieitens einmal
oieies alfoboIfreie @etr1nf!"
@r: .2ieber Sd)as, Die Sreibeit
in gbren; aber iie oarf nif)t in sll.
fobolfreibeit ausartenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Sbre @einung. Serr
Ian Ser Sbeaterfafie su Der Scar.
tenberfGufcrim: o9itte einen 8ar-
fettp[as, aber mogliblt peit born;
i6 bin etipas idperb0rig."
@erf1iiferin: .aonniid, oaB Die
Sbiperborieen 10 biel ins Sbeater
ge9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
2neifeIhafte 6 d N e ]

3peifeIbafte g d M e /.
HeIei. Srau bes Sauies: ~alio,
-Serr 0oftor. id redne iider auf
-Sbr griheinen morsen. Sic per.
ioen ii6 iebr gut iinterbalten; id ba.
be biele idone iunse Damien einge.
Iaoen."
Suneer glrst: naber, gnabiee
.sSrau, mas benfen Sic bon mir! Sd
fomme bod ni6t peeen Der idonen
iungen Galnen; i9 fomrne nur
..Sbretpeeen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- 8 pebl glfrifaner (pou iei-
nen 8eiien renomnlierenb): Timber.
iebens geriet id IN cine Sdar bon
Iffen. gs mar elm bofit fritiider
Moment. 49,"
Isle tpuroen ober 9liidlidertpei-
ie bon ben Sieren ni6t entbedt2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- Seine 2iebIingsbIlt-
me. Srauleiu: nSon Den 3ipiebel.
getpGdien itnb aefiitltc Gulpen mel.
ne 2iebelingsblubc."
Stuoeltt: .Sie @(iunen bon nit
Bier gefiillten Sulpcn liebe ib
alif)."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

= SIM aaffeefrdn5de IN.
Srau UtiiGer (u Srau Nleier):
r@ifen g, Die Siiders ionn gar
id9lau. ois IaIien t ben Sobn Hent.
anltmann iuerben, bantit + ipdter
feline Steuern mebr 5ablen bral.
6en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- 3uitimmune. Stubent:
nSeben Sic nur. Srdulein. uie
burdndBt i'd bonn Re9en bin. SIT
oas nif)t abideuIi62"
Srdulein: ,Mub fir sic ooppeIt
idredlih iein. 90 Sic ood @aier
ear nidt leioen mogen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- &in Ii6e so gif. oSrib.
den, ipie alt lit ber grdittigam
9einer ShpeIter9"
nSSh peiB es ni6t."
rSSit er nod iltng?"
sd claude ia, er bat rod feline
Scare"
- gerbIiimt. Scum, MGn-
lie, mas iagIt gu 5u meinem eriten
9Gniebraten2"
n@obltGtie lit oes 5euers Iadt,
Genn iie Der Menid be5dbmt, be-
tpadt!"
- nibdbIi6 gema6t.
p8ie? 9u erlalibit, baB Define
Srau normittags ipielt nnb iingt2"
~Bolitif, Iieber Sreltno! 9abei
ridtet iie menigitens in Der Slide
feinen S6aben AMI"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
@ ii n Itiae @eIeaer

@iinitige @eIegen-
belt. @r: nSeute peroe id). Del.
nen Serrn Sapa fragen."
Sic: nId, MIR beute nid)t, ct
bot 5u i6Ie6te 2aune, ba er erfab.
rem bat, baB ibm cine groBe Gum.
me in elmer SpefuIation perIoren
ging."
G.: ngben besbalb, bas i6neibet
linn ollie grebieten inbesilg auf
Spariamfeit uiip. ob."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- &Iafiiih. 9lIte Sungfer
(bie BON einem Serrn aus oem
@aiier ge5ogen iID: nah, mein
Serr, tpie ioa idl Sbnen banfen! Sd
mill 5eitIebens SSbr eigen ieinl",
Serr (fIiebenb): Sen 9anf, 9a-
me, begebr' id) nidtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

-8eroGd dtige aunit. So.
teller gum SberfeIlner): "9a mill
elm Sdauipieler iiber gtadlt blei-
ben; id) CLAUDE, es lit berielbe, Der
geItern obcno Oen 9fomeo ipieIte.
@enn oas itinuut, bonu mliB er
i'm boraus bC5aDIen; Der flettert
mir All autl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
gaIfenbes 9ei6enf.

- Baifenbes 9ei6 emf.
ngsa Srisel, mas tpiinideit bu oir
oenn 5u beinem 8eburtstag?"
yglm Iiebiten modte i'd einen
Gutomot 5iin Sdllarbeitenmahen
baben, SnfeI!"
= 9eideiben. Ser fleine
9urt iBt ni6t germ @cnliiie, mes
baIb i'm Der 8ater ausihilt lnb
iaet: rSu linge5osener Sun9e, Die
anoeren 9inber tparen frob, Denrt
iie MIR Die SdIfte bon bem idonen
Serliiie bdttenl"
Sarauf mein aurt: sd pGre
bod aitd iebr frob, fpenn if BLOB
Die SaIfte babon hatte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- Gin 9Iatt m 90 n 3 e.
9ait (oer cine iebr fleine Sorti.
on erbalten): .Sellner, itellen Sic
idIeuuieit Die gentilation ab, iOnIt
flieat mir mein 9otelett meg"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- g dule. n8arum itedt oenn
Ser Biccolo fortip1brenb nit benz
SobIfeIlner 5uiammen2"
rgr iibt iib iebt 10 Iangiam boa
eSSrren elm"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

9ur6Iaudt: nsleb, ein gang
I1perber slnblid, 10 Elm Sonnen.
untergang -"
&ammerbiener: Some int
MIR ibre S6ulbigfeit, ii6 Dor
9ur6lau6t 5u neigen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- grfte Gorge. gteu Elm.
eelieferter Strdfling gum 9iref-
tori: .Sergeiien Sic BLOB nidt Die
poIi5eilidle Stnmeloltna, Serr 9i-
rector, bob mir feline Strafe be3ab.
len miiiienl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Srau (5ur nellen &6hin): u8or
mein Mann ettua ibon maI III Der
&ii6e?"
nNein, nltr ben 8opf bat er bin-
eingeItedt llno 9eIagt: Sea, Die BEL.
ben baben iid eefunbenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Game gu einem @edeiD: n@ie
= Sic fennen 9niggcs beriibmtes
guh ni6t?"
n9sein, endbiee sSrau; aber >9
peroe es mir ioiort beIorgen; es lit
mir ndmlid idon oft empfoblen
iporoen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Snnere @ert d) q t..
nS6au MIR imIeren &olle.
gen Siipferl an, ipie Der ItoI5 Elm.
beri6reitet nit ieinem gelpenbeten
8interrode!"
,@enn er ielbit geipenbet tuoroen
tpGre, tpiirbe er pobl neniger groB
tuu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

Ian6er Slib lit ein - Grud.
febler.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

.Sd bab' bid Iie6 5llm Sreiien,"
oarf Elm Segetorioner 81 ieiner
aiebiten eigentlid ni1t iogen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11

- 9eri nappt. SoditapIer
(als linn Der aellner beim In5ieben
bes Baletots bilft): Ser paBt ...
ben nebnen pir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
Splitter.

@erabe tueil iie boil it, Idrn1t
bic Srontn1eI 10 laut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-04-11
vgntt-SmFT.

(@in Stlbl gum gbgep6bnen bes alIs
au itarfen Gneipens. nad] benz S9ipers
Geipidtsprin5ip etn9er: :dtct.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

ELLIS Jones, Moderator. Many poo
pie gathered and handsome sum
was lifted.
Mrs. Maud T.. Clark, her little son.
Warlicld and Miss Incz S. Allen took
Il ilying trip to Gloucester County to
visit their many friends.
llnrrah, On the corner Of Twelfth
and G streets, You will find the good
old Dixie Restaurant. Up-to date
meals, ice cream, sof, drinks and
quick service. Proprietor, Mrs. NJ
T.. Allcn; Manager, w. l.. .Allcn
Como TO see us.
Miss Helen jackson, from New
York City is visiting her aunt, Mrs
G. w. Allen. Many friends enjoy
her company. Mrs. Maud Il. Clark
gave Il reception in her honor and
other friends entertained her with Il
pleasant time. She returned home
rejoicing, but sorry she had to return
to the Big City.
Mrs. Ollie Tyrcc, Of Philadelphia
is visiting her relatives and friends
in West Point and Now Kent County.
Mrs. Courtney Miller, OF Phila-
dclphia is visiting her cousin, NJ. Il.
Allen and relatives in New Kent
County.
We arc sorry to learn that Mrs
Lewis Billip is very sick and trust
that she may improve shortly.
Mrs. Lizzie Williams and Mrs. J.
w. Bray are improving slowly.
Mrs. Hester Walker is improving
after three weeks illness.
We are glad to sec, but sorry to
part with our young men who arc
leaving us and going to the several
camps in defense Of our Government.
All we can say is, God be with you
all until we meet again.
We trust that old and young will
try to help in this great struggle OF
war.
We are glad to have DR.. Fred.
Brown from King and Queen County
to visit our sick patients. He is /,
colorcd doctor OF much ability and
is esteemed by all who know him.
The citizens Of this town and
friends OF the adjacent county have
organized a club called the Negro
War Progressive Relief Fund for tho
benefit of the Government Y. NJ. G..
A. President, Silas Tupponse; Vice
President, Rev. Ellis Jones.
On September Q, Labor Day, the
Eureka Company, Knights Of Pythias
and Pythian Cadets and friends will
give a large parade. They arc from
Richmond. Good speakers will be
present. Speaking at five P. M. and
exercises at eight-thirty p. NJ. Ben
eft the soldier boys.
Mrs. Pearlie Lee Is On the sick
list, as yet, though she seems to i'm
prove.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

We want the conditions In the two
sub. continents to approximate those
in West Africa and the West Indies,
where black man has IL fair chance
OF rising according to his capacity.
AS FOR black men forcing themselves
into white social circles, few black
men OF SclfrCSpcCt venture where
they are not wanted, and the two
races may be trusted to adj Just their
relations. Suppose, tomorrow, there
were law passed that no black
man should cross the door of Il white
shop or Il white residence as buyer,
domestic servant, clerk, or in any
other capacity, sensible people would
say il was 4 foolish law, and, what
is moro. they would cvadc it and
set it ut naught.
What is it, then. but stupid prciu-
dice. which seeks to seal the races
i'll separate air tight compartments
III other respects? If we trust to
the judgment of individual whites
and blacks in the former conditions
why, indeed, may they not be trusted
in other conditions?
ReprcSSivc measures, lynching, Jim
crow cars. segregation and bad treat
moht generally are today primary
causes OF mass emigration of Afri-
cans from the Southern to the North
crn states in America. They are
leaving in their thousands and moth
ing can stop them, for the circum-
stances are not of their creation, but
they are leverage in the hands
Of Providence toward racial uplift.
1t has been suggested that in South
Africa too, the African might trek
North to a freer atmosphere. away
from the greed and the scliishness
of the white. He may Or may not.
do it. He may elect to work out his
salvation in the land Of his birth, no
matter what the views OF eminent
Colonials may be rs to his destiny.
To-day the people Of West Africa
extend to their brethren OF the two
sub-contincnts a hand across the AT
lantic. 1t is the right hand OF fcl
lowship. They bring them Il call to
sustained cndcavor. For there can
be diSCcrncd already on the horizon
presently SulfuSe the whole landscape
of Ethiopian aspirations. These as
pirations are worthy. They are
manly. They invite mankind to
acknowledge in the Ethiopian Il man
capable OF holding his own with the
gates of opportunity thrown open to
him.
West Africa calls upon tho sons OF
Ethiopia the wide world over to see
i'm the American exodus the Hand of
God, even as in days gone by He
led the Hebrews out OF Egypt. lie
is leading them by way which they
knew not to liberty which they
scarcely expected. And there will be
universal sanction, because He will
strike the conscicnccs Of men as they
have never before been smittcn, UNI
til they yield to the dictates of that
true democracy wherein all men
stand free and equal before God.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
RONCEVERTE NEWS.

Ronceverte, w. Va, August 10
Mrs. John Ward and children and
sister. Miss Edmonia Brinkley left
for Bluefield, w. Va. Thursday morn
ing, after pleasant visit to parents
and friends Of this city.
Mrs. Charley Campbell and chill
dren were called to Union on a very
sad occasion. 1t was to attend tho
death bed of her father, Mr.. James
Clair.
MIS-. Minnie Haynes loft Sunday
night for Cincinnati, Ohio and other
Western towns.
The Lawn Fote held at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheffies was quite
a success, thanks to Mrs. Carter for
her good management.
Mr.. Ed. Barber ran up from Nitro
to visit his father, who has been very
Ill.
Mr.. Samuel II. Johnson, of Wash
ington, d. c., is spending his vaca
ton with his wife and family.
Miss Mamie Eggleston continues
worry i'll at the home of Mrs. Holley.
Mrs. ,Twity, of North Caldwell paid
a BUSINESS visit to this city Friday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
WEST POINT NEWS.
Selma University.
Selma, Alabama.

West Point. Va. August l2.-
sunday morning at Mount Ncbo
Baptist Church. the Sabbath School
met in due time. Superintendent.
Silas Tnpponsc. teachers. scholars
ana visitors were on hand. Rev,
William Ogglcsby, Il student of the
Union University at Richmond. was
with us. The mornings lesson was
taught by Rev. Ellis Jones. 4 very
interesting talk on the chart was do
llvcrcd by Rev. William Ogglcsbv
The weather being cyccptiona)iv
warm, caused Il falling off in attend
ance.
Rev. William Ogglcshy had charge
or the services all day and preached
at eleven a. NJ. and eight p. NJ. He
preached an able sermon from John
twelfth chapter. Subject, 81 Want
10 sec .cSus.' Many were revived
by his Christian expression.
we were very sorry our beloved
pastor. Rev. O. b. Simms was absent
on account of the present war. to
hclp our Government. We do moi
want to give him up but tho Good
Lord knows best. We hope for his
speedy return to us.
The West Point District Union
was held at tho Ephcsus Ronti.t
church, King William County how
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
PATRIOTIC DRIVE OF THE n. 0. S

The N. o. S. has arranged 4 series
Of meetings in about oncthird Of the
counties Of Virginia with the object
Of reaching the rank and file OF the
co.orcd people who live in rural sec
tons with information pertaining to
| the war and OF making another gencr
| al appeal for their hearty support OF
all war activitics-thc purchase Of
war savings stamps, observance OF
food regulations. meeting the great
demand for labor by working full
time. and contribution to all agencies
serving the men Of the army. The
counties included in this "Patriotic
George. Dinwiddio. Nottoway. Meek
lenburg. Lunenburg, powhatan, Anne
liz. James City. York, New Kent,
Albemarlc; Louisa; Isle OF Wight
Nanscmond; Southampton. Greenvi.le
Brunswick; Gloucester; MiddlcscX, Es
sex; King and Queen; King William
Pittsylvania; Bedford and Appomat-
tOX.
The speakers who will address these
meetings are men of influence among
their people. They will be divided III
to groups Of three and each group
Will cover i've COuIlttcS. lncSc speak
crs arc Major Allen Washington, w.
II. b. Williams; T.. A. Long; Rev.
l.. l.. Downing; r.. G. Erwin; w.
II. Croker; w. T.. woodward, Rev.
l.. T.. b. Rosser. Rev. A. A. Graham;
w. e. Robson; Rev. w. l.. Ran
some; NJ. w. Connocr, ID. G.. JacoX,
J. II. McGrew; Rev. II. II. Bowling;
j. b. Pierce, Rev. w. n. Johnson !;
a. w Holmes and T.. ID. Morton.
| These men who come from all por
tons of the state will assemble at
Richmond on August 26 to receive
instructions and to prepare for the
drive. The meetings will begin on
the following day and continue
through the remainder Of tho week.
In the various counties in which
this effort for increasing the morale
of the people and soliciting their un
stintcd support Of war activities will
go large committees have been at
| work for several weeks advertising
and working up the meetings. Under
| favorable weather conditions large
crowds will he expected to greet the
| speakers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

to wait one year longer, in the mean
time help on union by hard work and
wise suggestions.
The writer is mcmber OF the
National Baptist Convention. Incor
porated, and has been in sympathy
with all its movements since the UNI
fortunate separation in Chicago, IN
1918, but now Is willing to brush
ASIDE all non-cSscntials for a great
coming together of the divided Con
vcntion.
Ihe writer has been able to sec
only one principle involved in all
TINS affair. and that is well cared for
Ill tho peace compact. All else
seems to be sentiment and personal
Preference
II. II. POLLARD,
Selma University.
Selma, Alabama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24
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for full particulars and low price.
GROWING HAIR has been my
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cured the worst case have ever seen.
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letter, Dandruff, Falling and Break
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MY WONDERFUL TWO MONTH
$1.35; Double. Strength, $2.10. Sen
MADAM NJ. Il. JOHNSON, 30
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

FOR SALE.---That we'll establish
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Duval streets, formerly conducted by
tho late James Fl. Coleman.
Wife's illness only reason for
aclling.' Apply to J. n. Carter, At
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ms. Telephone, Mad. 1872.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

Mr.. John Riddle, of Huntington,
w. Va. is paying his home town Il
visit. Ills many friends are glad to
see him lokoing so we'll.
MIR. Lake Thompson passed through
the city cnroutc to Lcwisburg, w.
Va. on visit to friends. He has
been in Camp Sherman training for
two months and likes il fine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

WANTRD-A Good Representative in
every town. Can mako from $500
to $4,000 per week working for us.
Particulars free. r. G. GULLEY,
404 T.. Marshall ST, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

WANTED.-Onoo or two ladies for
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street, Mrs. II. 10. Watson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-08-24

MY WONDERFUL MONTHS sent nyw TO
S"5; Double Strength $2O
MADAM NJ Il. JOHNSON, Bon i5s LOUISVILLE,