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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-30
OUR CHIfI,REN's A B Cs.

The following contributed. by L.
!. Parker Ct. Mon.ezuma, Ca, tc an {
Exchange. A s,ga@.,stive picture by tile
tide of cacE. iettcr would make a s,!;t- ):
bile primer Ior the young in every !
snd Of the free and: home of the
,rave: /. =:
A Aatc.racy. Assas:ins.
B Brutes, Bandits and Bombers of
RED C.t:s Hospitals.
c towards, Criminals whose hands
run red with human blood.
ID Devils whose crimes shock Hell
itself.
f EVIL, Executioners of Women
and Children.
+ Fiends, Free Booters, False to
God ami Man.
G Germanism, Gfoaters over their
:. own infamies.
II Huns, He'll born Hypocrites.
| Imps of Satan, Instigators of
Everything Vile.
J Jackals, Junkerism.
X Kaiser-kul4ur, Killers of Babies
and Old Men and Women.
L Loo.ers, Lars, Lustful Brutes.
NJ Makers Of Holidays and Medals
to Celebrate the Murder of
100 Women and Children and
Non-coln batants.
Mutilators of Children.
n Non-respec:ers of the Laws of
God or Man.
0 Outragers, Orgiastic Deviltries.
Potsdam Pirates, Plunderers, Pill
layers, Prostitutes.
@ Quibblers.
II Rapists, Robbers.
S Swine. Serpents, Skunks, Sinners
T Teutonic, Traitors, Thugs.
U Unrepental t, Unspeakable
Crimes, Unhung.
V. Violators c: everything that is
right aid good.
-~W Would-be Rulers Of the World,
Wolves, Well-poisoners.
\ Nincas, "a tribe of savages of a
low grade, formerly inhabit-
ing Guatemala, now extinct;
unfortunately not true as yet
OF their SUCCESSORS, the Ger
man,
\ Yellow Dogc.
Il Zopilotes (ouzzards). Zorils
(South African polecat, SINH
lar to American Skunk in
cdor).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-30

For Rent--Lar.e. bright room. near
bath. Modern convenienceS. Tween
ty-four minutes ride from Wash
ington 20 Rosemont. Alexandria,
Va: Address Box IS. Alexandria.
2ai-2T. -.
For Rent nreeEor.s four: unfurpisbed
I rooms for rent at 200 South West
. Street,
t@- ~ - 49, "
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LOST AND FOUND

Lost1Pocketbook., marked Washing
ton;iin CT outside eontsiped. pic
+ lures and s5:;.s Lostsbyscsoldier's
wife, 81 reward il returned to 622
King street. :.
257-2t.
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HELP WANTED

Wanted-Boy, 16 to Is years of age
to clerk in grocery. Apply Edward
Quinn and Sons, st. Asaph and
Oronoco street.
25S-3t.
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Wanted -Colored maids and porter.
Address s. II. Gazette Office.
256-tf.
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Wanted-Woman for telephone
operator and general office work;
permanent position. Address, G. +.
iiazetta Office.
256-tf. q
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Wanted-A capable stenographer Tor
commercial work, permanent posi-
ton. Give reference and state eX-
perience. Address \. L. Gazette
Office.
256-tf.
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'"I2,s Store Of Greater Service
''Isae Store III Greater SerT1ce
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Washington. +. c.
ART DEPARTMENT
IS A Big
Gift SeCtiOnI

Perhaps no Olhef paII oi oui 9'ot
is so filled with pretty, neat
things that are 80 suitable Tor
girls.
| We wish 20 call your attention to
! a few OF the useful gifts - be
! found in our Art Dept. There
a-c pillows fo@ library. liTins;
room, boudoir, auto, etc, OF
silk. chiffon. tapestry, velour,
leather or cretonne.
Also knitting bowls, fancy work
baskets. lovely little bronze kid
work boxes, scissors cases,
mending case ard needle books,
powder boxes. handkerchief,
glove and veil boxes, picture
f~a~,ae nf ~ill- hrorad" dainty,
~. ::,a.,a--..-...J'"...; ha--s.'S;
III. ',a...., c:g.,. .r1;f.. "n:l
".,.. n,a..-..,lr.,... ":.'2!es5c%
u,.,. .:..,., .-.n ,i;.-. 500.
a.-"s.rc- an s:,,;.r- p" PRO-
4 beautiful assoccmea. of 1esk
sets ana. w2sle baskets are GOV
cred with six 6iocade in . vail
~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-30

" aNl2l=--;..ao :.-:e-cs, :a..:!:s 5Al COZ
o-sd. Highest wages. Either Day
ur Night work. Apply 20 Virginia
Sh!pbuilding Corporations hspTe
sentative. L. s. Employment Ser
ice, Post Office Building. AlsTan--
dria. Virginia. 2i+-d
COOK wanted male or female; good
wages. Apply New Southland
=. HotelS Alexandria, Va. zCo-El
WANTED-First class frsnnen, high
). est wages paid. See .aIr. Wicker:
Alexandra County Lighting COM
pany Plant foot OF Tc'tA street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-30

Ma :; .fGIif. &, varied FER IL ..c..rno:rs:
good wages pa:t: % right party. ~.
ryGNew Southland H0te., .A:e'o-.-
drla, Va. "'-r'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-10-30

Help Wanted-W*alan wanted to IRON
and assist with house work. Apply
sos South Lee ,treet. Zo4-ot.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
A coon LrCEUM ASSURED
FOR NENT WINTER

C, II, White. manager OF the Ell
ilson-White lyeeum bureau. was
hero Tuesday evening and met with
a COMMITTEE OF business men at the
office OF g. A, Remington. r.White
agreed TO furnish five first-elass at
fractions for lyceum course for
next winter at a price practically the
Same an last season. A contract was
drawn up and signed by those pres
ent. and when 20 names are on this
guarantee We win he assured % an
entertainment course
Considering the success OF the ~
eenm FOR the past two years.th CONF
mittee feel that there will be the u.s.
nal response from the patrons. AZ In
al propositions OF the kind a few
are guaranteeing the expense. and
the business men so doing are not
only entitled TO credit but they
should and are being supported by
ihe people OF the community.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
Comes to Meridian 10 Kin
gage In Banking business.

A charter was granted few weeks
ago for new bank for Meridian to
be located In the Parkin building. re-
Gently vacated by the post-oillce, The
following item from Montonr Idaho.
would indicate that the buiness will
be started in the near future:
THE Montour Red Cross served IN
honor OF Mrs. Stanton last Thursday
afternoon, aud on Friday night a
lrge gathering OF Montour citizens
at the Methodist church gave fare
we'll reception TO Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ton. Their Identification here since
the starting OF the village with every
public enterprise In church, school
and community life has made for
them host OF friends. Az cashier
og the bank at Sweet during that time
Mr. Stanton has built up one of the
most popular banking institutions in
Gem county. His many friends here
predict that his courteous fair deal
ing will meet with the same success
in the new banking enterprise
which he Is starting at Meridian" :.
capitolsNews Correspondent
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
The Coal Question

=
tNe d not sen lumber neither
are We ! Million dollar Corporation,
but ii soH Want coed Coal We have
Il Aberdeen Castle Gate and Hia
Natha Utah eoai
$50 hnye q make Our liying exClu.
aiyely bY selling Coal and the more
We sell the better price We can make
the consumer
we have twenty cars or Coat order
va Ter delivery from April first 20
ians flrat, which We expect 90 sell at
storage prices aud from the best iH-
formation we eau Eet. We would adj
wise getting al least q part OF Your
supply during that time
Mine Operators can advance tho
price 81 Coat A6c per ton al any time
9hsy see III. as per order OF United
gtatee Fuel Administrator Garfield,
operative March a. 1918
We hope by following the golden
raie ant doing business on live
aud lct live haAis TO be able 10 secure
4 share ~ the Coat business III this
community
We solicit your business and
guarantee 10 please you.
MERIDIAN COAL COMPANY,
= a, GHlFfITHs, Manager.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
VETERINARIAN III. t. COOK
EXPECTS CALL TO SERVICE

DIR, H. T. Cook went to Twin Falls
this week for three months work for
the bureau OF animal industry of the
government The work Is temporary
as he expects call in few months
for veterinary service in the national
army. nr. Cook Is competent and
also a valuable citizen aud we regret
his departure from Meridian. His
family however win remain here
during his absence, Mrs. Cook Is
employed with the local telephone
company.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
la Fond Has It."
NOTICE or SALE or BONDS.

Notice is hereby given, that the
Pioneer Irrigation District will, on
the 9th day Of April, 1918, at two
O'Clock p. M. of said day, receive
bids at the Office Of said District,
In Caldwell, Idaho, for Issue No. 2 of
the Fourth Bond Series OF said Dis
trict, amounting TO S24,20O.00 Said
bonds are refunding bonds of said
District and are dated January /,
1917, and bear interest at the rate OF
six per cent C6) per annum, PAYABLE
semi-annually, and mature ais fol-
lows:
10 bonds, $500 each, payable jan
nary 1. 1926;
bonds. $4,000 each. PAYABLE Jan
nary i 1927;
bonds $500 90 each. payable Ian
nary /. 1928.
4 bonds. $500 90 each. payable Ian
nary i, 1929;
bonds, $4,000 each, payable Jan
uary 1 1880;
4 bonds, 100000 each, payable Jan
uary l. 1881;
bonds, $4,000 each, payable jan
nary /, 1882;
4 bonds, $4,000 each, payable jan
uary 1, 1885,
bonds, $4,000 each, payable Jan
uary 1. 1894;
6 bonds, $4,000 each, payable jan
uary /, 1885;
| bond, 100000, payable Jam
uary /, 1885:
Said bonds will be delivered as
follows.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
NOVICE NO CREnITORS.

Estate of Philip Andrew Begg, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, l., r. Pfirman, admins
traitor of the estate Of Philip Andrew
Begg, deceased, 10 the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them
with tue necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the first publica-
tion of this notice, 10 the said admin
istrator, or to his attorney, S. +.
Blaine. at his office, suite 61S Idaho
building, Boise City. Ada County Id
aho. this being the place fixed for
the transaction OF the business of
said estate
Dated March 80, 1918.
l.. p. PFlRMAN,
Administrator oil the Estate OF Phil
ip Andrew Begg. deceased 47-5t
A.. Al,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
sos
Saturday Only Sale

lgiils HroS. Red Can Coffee.
@a ~. can, regular 81, SGS SSc
iies Pork and Issaas,reg. I5c sos 40
Hot TamaieN, reg. I5c, SspS zoe
White Rock syrup. req .2.sc, nos, -
No. 40 CndShy's White RIbboa
shortening. reg. Sa.50, Nos, s2.30
Old Elm ssubler Boots, reg. sl.50,
sos .,.,.,t........ sa.O0
Watch tbs paper foF oar wreAty 500
IL win save you dollars sad seats
Meridian cOmmIssary
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
Meridian Church Items
Meridian Christian Church Items.

There Will be ain Easter program
given at the Christian church next
sunday morning sundaY-sehool at
10 oo'cloclS. and program at 1915.
All invited
The Organ Nell Eyangelistic CONF
pany win begin d revival al the Chris
ian church Sunday morning, March
3ist. This company Is composed Of
G. l.. and Mrs. Organ. and q. g. Nell,
and last Sunday they closed success
slul revival az Caldwell They play
variety Oh musical Instruments.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

/ lHlaU THIS WON from tFtlspHf tF%Dss
and VIII make HIS home IN this vic
inity.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II Colson 81 Kuna
came To Meridian Monday 20 get
medical treatment for their little
son, who broke his arm.
Mrs. g. A. Quinn and daughter
Marion arrived Wednesday morning
from q two-months' Visit NJ Los An-
Reles Riverside and other points IN
California.
y. Il. Lick OF swan Falls Is visiting
at the home OF his father-in-law, w.
4. Kindall
Mrs. w. r. Neili who has spent the
winter al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Mateer, left Thursday for Lew
lstown. Montana
Miss Alyerda Harrison OF Twin
Falls has been guest this week at
the home OF MIR. and MRS. David
Beery.
John Hyde. who has been visiting
az the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Byron Dunton, Will leave soon for
Portland
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
league room OF the M Il. church
AnrH Sd, at 230 y. m. Hostesses.
Mrs. Malah. Mrs, Frank Mcfarland,
Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. Mccoy,
g. H. Rose has returned to his
home south of Meridian, after several
months absence, during which time
he received treatment at the cell
ehrated Mayo brothers hospital at
Rochester, NJ " The condition OF
MIR. Rose has but slightly improved.
He was accompanied home by his
brother. an attorney OF Genoa, Neb.
Herman Terpstra, a farmer who re-
| Gently located on route southwest
OF Meridian, and former citizen OF
| Holland. is watching events In tb"
| old world with keen interest His
| sister there has three sons In the
| Holland army, who are helping guard
| the border. lie says unfortunate
itolihHu 10 bSLMtn lHb uGFi anu the
deep sea, and Is emphatic In his
| declaration that in this instance Ger
many Is not the deep sea.
By score Of so to 35 the Boise
high schol basketball team defeated
| the Rural high school TEN of this
place Friday night. The home lads
put up an admirable fight but we're
outclassed by the Boiseltes. However
1t was not until within eight minutes
OF the end OF the second half of the
4 game that the Boise team began to
pile up decisive points, the scors
| standing 80 to "a IN favor OF the
| Boise boys at the close of the first
half. At this Juncture though the
boise team began It's terrific playing
and In the closing eight minutes Il
scored 22 points,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
. OFT c Il
BOOTS AND SHOES

We are agents for the wcil-known
ret~rS Sb0~s, and Buckingham A.
Hechs Rubber Goods. and NOW have
ard display q FINE LINE Oh MEMS,
MISSES AND CHiIsnIaEN'S SHOES
AND RI'nHkHs.
Casnv and SEQ our Line II Costs
bou Nothing
aAse last received = large ship
arnt - ENa River MIA aud viii sell
- n hile Il issfs--
-lTNO CANS For 2ac.---
aiso tho following while stock ON
hand lasts---
q & torn Flakes q fnr &Sc
hFanAte Corn ttAkes g for 25e
kellogg krulnbl~s. q foF 5Sc
tssaioaN, ne lhe for asae
sbalons psF CMf. tss. ITO
rotAaoes - lbs tor @ae
tisttk Green TEA. per 10. s0c
Aib@Fs Oats. . packages foF 15e
S Gal. FolaFinr Oil, nor . s. 80
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hoy OF Nampa
we're guests Sunday afternoon Of Mr..
arid Mrs. w. Mateer of this place.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Rev III w. Parker .. D., Of NAM
ia. VIII preach tonight % the NJ ".
church cprala! welcome II ex-
tended TO all
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
Merldlan Nazarene chnreh Items.


There were d number OF students
and some OF the faculty Of the
Northwest Nazarene college Of Nam
ia were with us last Sunday.
Rev. N, b. Herrell, supt. Of Idaho
Oregon Dist, preached an inspiring
message to us last Sunday night.
Rev Charles ~. Mitchell returned
Monday from Payette, Idaho, where
he has been conducting revival
meeting. Having opened up MAJ
arene mission at that place, he ex-
poets to move his family there some
time next week,
Rev. Charles II, Mitchell VIII
preach here both morning and even
ing March 31st Morning subject:
Mark the Perfect Man. Psalms 1891
Evening subject. Finally Brethren,
Farewell" I'd Cor 1871 All are
cordially invited.
Meridian NJ. Il. Church News Items
sunday-school at 10 am If Mers-
dorf, Supt.
Easter exercises under the auspices
Of the sunday-school, II a. m.
Epworth League at $50. +. M.
Hashbarger, leader.
Divine worship at 100 Subject:
Life out OF Death. Special music
by the choir.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
I. B. LAING

CIsTERNs, OPEN WELLS, SEPTIC
TANKS, PIPE FITTING.
PUMPS SET UP AND REPAIRED.
Shop at Rear of Wisner's Black
NTH shop. Meridian, Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Buy Thrift Stamps and help on the
war.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Frank Drookhart arrived in Mer.
itiian this week from Nelson, Neb.
and VIII make HIS home IN this vie
inity.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Found-A pair of nose glasses.
Finder can have same by calling at
Times office,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Faf sails enc ! /. Case ia inch
SNlkS plpN. ohrAp Enquire ~ Mat
lacR ! Garage
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29
W. dNTED, ron SALE. ETC

Aos Sale isi7 Ford tonrine
caY ia eaea condition Tall ~ Gard
meF Nafaee Meridian
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

ron SALE A good iG0.acre stock
ranch ID Long VALLEY, near Donneliy,
Idaho Address.
j A. LINDSEY. weiser. idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

For sale is tons OF first class
alfalfa hay III Gus carlson'a ranch,
az MILES southwest Of Meridian.
s f eomefford, phone Y l Boise
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-03-29

Me a Trial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-19

York, read the contents Of the stone,
and the stone was laid by William
Fcllowcs Morgan, the president Of
the Y. NJ. G. A. OF tho city of New
York. Nj. Morgan who is known
throughout tho world in Y. NJ. G. a.
circles, said that the building whose
stone he was about to lay was dcdi-
Gated to service, and it was from that
standpoint that he laid the stone.
Tho bcnodiction was given by the
Rev. DR.. IIntchins Bishops, the rec
tor Of the st. Philips p. Il. Church.
The exercise brought to Il close an
interesting event in the life of the
Negro in this city, and will do much
or the higher development Of the
community. The new building when
completed will be seven stories high
and will contain every convenience
for the work. 1t will contain bill
lard room, bowling alleys, lunch
counter, swimming pool, forty-one
sleeping rooms, and roof garden,
with hall court, and motion picture
exhibitions. The building will be To-
Gated in the heart of the colorcd
people of this city and will reach
thousands of young colored men of
this city. The secretary of the as
ISOLATION, Thomas w. Taylor, is we'll
known throughout the country as
one Of the most efficient army secrc-
tarics Of the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-19
LIBRARIAN DAY WIDELY
CELIGBRATED HERE.

Last Thursday was Libcrian Day
lin the Liberty Loan drive, which took
official recognition OF the part that
the republic Of Liberia is playing as
one of the allies in the war, was
Ifttingly celebrated here and the city
of New York irrespective of race
and creed, paid homage to tho little
black republic. Several notable fea-
lures made the day interesting and
the day made history for the Negro
in this country. Dr.. Ernest Lyons,
OF Baltimore, Consul-Gencral to Ii
IBERIA, who came here at the invita-
ton OF the city of New York to rep
resent Liberia, was given the free
dom OF the city, and with his guests
were rendered a reception at the
Waldorf Astoria. He was then es-
cOrted by a military parade made up
Of the soldiers and marines Of the
army down Fifth Avenue through
a line Of thousands Of spectators to
the Altar OF Liberty where exercises
were held in honor Of Liberia. DR..
Lyons made an address telling of the
part that Liberia is playing and how
she had pledged her man-power to
be used to the support of the allies
land the overthrow of autocracy. He
then presented the flag Of the repub-
lie, which was raised by Mr.. Dun
can, native of Liberia, which was
followed by the placing of flowers at
the base of the altar by Mrs. Powell.
A cablegram was read by President
Howard, Of Liberia, In which he con-
yeyed message to President Will
son on behalf Of Liberia, was read
by Rev. Chinn, of New Orleans. At
the Altar of Liberty, where tho cere-
mony Is held fully 5000 people
cheered DR.. Lyons In his address and
when Martin Vogel asked the vast
throng to give three cheers for Lii
IBERIA it was given with a ready re.
Spouse. DR.. Lyons guests at tho
Waldorf and at luncheon at the
Knickerbocker Hotel, another one Of
!: the largest. OF New York hotels. were:
Rev. DR.. w. Fl. Brooks, Roy. T., A.
Ouliesx, Rev. r., M, Bofden, Prof.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-19

Parker MILFORD II. Smith, Cleveland
c. Allen, DR.. J. w. Brown, Jefferson
III. Davis and Mrs. Chappcll.
The celebration was brought to a
close with Il big citizens mass meet
ing held at the Salem NJ. T.. Church.
A large audience was present and
addresses were made by J. NJ Sim
mons, Rev. II. NJ. Bolden, DR.. Ernest
Lyons. The meeting was arranged
by Cleveland G. ALLEN, who presided.
Messages were read from Governor
Whitman, Mayor IIyland and John
E. Bruce. The day was one OF the
most notable ever held in the life
OF the colorcd people of the world
DR.. Lyons was accompanied by Mrs.
Lyons. and while here was the re-
ciDient of many courtesios.
CLEVELAND G. ALLEN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-10-19
At THE NATIONS
Me 7 ROPOL.|S

of new S35a, 900 Col
Orcd Y. NJ. q. A. Iaiu with I'M
',pieSSivc ScTviccs---5,OOO People
Hear DIR. Robert X. Motion, of
ATuskcegcc Mako 1Ipoch Making
Address As He Strikes New Note
In Urging the Race Forward
Noted Edncator Chccrcu as Tie
Pleads for Race TO Keep It's Face
to the Sun--Othcr NotabIcs Speaas
Military Parade of Fifteenth
Regiment One OF Features OF
/ Noted Observation-Disclosures Day
\ Widely Celebrated in tho Mctrop-
olis--AIinistcr Ernest Lyons anu
Guests Given Military Escort ia
the Altar OF Liberty.
5000 people that lined West 1876
street, and looked out from windows
IN lthc tall New York apartment
louses, as well as those who could
Jet on the roofs, cheered Dr. Robert
:. Motion, of Tuskeegee. when nc
lade one Of the most notable and
pPceful addresses ever heart here,
the laying of the corner stone Of
70 $4,000 Colored Y. NJ. C. a.
hiding in this city, and which
arked one OF the most epoc MAX
= g and forward movements ever
lnched in the history Of the col
ed people Of this city. DR.. Motion
'uck a now note of forwardness,
ged the race to be proud of Its
tory, and to do nothing that
- a lower tho fine record that has
made by the colored soldiers
on the 'battle6clds. He said
the occasion was a noted one in
ife OF the race, not only in New
but throughout tho country,
hat as the result Of the status
le race In this city would be
to take higher stride The
ony which took place last Sun
s.fternoon, will long be remcm-
by those who witnessed it,
larks the first step OF the col
people Of this city to meet the
itions laid down by Julius
rnwald, the Chicago millionaire,
pc large donations has made 1t
BILE for the erections of a num-
pr modern Y. NJ. G. A. buildings
co1ored men throughout the
Try.
G occasion conferred around pa
SIN and loyalty and one of the
rescue features was the mill
II parade OF the new Fifteenth In
under the command of Col.
m J. Schieffcrlin, through the
s of Harlem, and the concert
riotic music by the band prior
ceremony. Prominent mem
pf the Committee OF Manage
as well as visitors from every
of the country were present.
has W. Taylor the secretary
Association who came here
indianapolis, called the audi
order and announced the ma
hymn which was sung with
never heard in these parts
Of the struggles Of tho ASSOC
tp to this point, and said
ought to be a proud one In
of the race here. Rev. DR.
brown read the scripture les,
!! the Rev. ~ m. Bolden, pas,