The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-24


out West for several months, spent,
the weekend visiting his mother, Mrs.
Alice Martin, 277 Fuller avenue. He
left Monday to join the draftees at
Camp Dodge.
DR.. A. B. Ayars, of Memphis, Tenn,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
High, St. Anthony avenue, for the past
two weeks. He left for home Friday
of last week and will visit Rochester,
Mimi, and Chicago en- route.
Next Monday night you must go
over to Minneapolis, if you are look
ing for a good time, and go to the
Rialto Young Girls Social Club ball at
Union Temple Hall, % Washington
avenue south. Miss Queen Thomas,
president, Murray's Orchestra. Tick
cts IS cents.
The members of the deacon board
of Pilgrim Baptist church with their
wives, assembled at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Edwards after service
last Sunday evening, to felicitate him
on his appointment as army Y. M. G.
A. secretary. Mr.. Edwards left Tues
day night for Camp Dodge.
LADIES-Mrs. H. Miner, 494 Rice
street, is prepared to shampoo your
hair and give scalp treatments. Old
hair switches made to look like new
also transformations and puffs to or.
der. All work strictly confidential and
at reasonable prices. Residence calls
made. Tel. N. w. Cedar 3706.
A group of women from Every
~, inyifoH
attend the conference for the estaD-
lishment of the new Red Cross SHOP
Thursday afternoon at the st. Paul
Association Rooms. Mrs. Geo. Z.
Squires, chairman. The new Red Cross
shop will be centrally located.
The Union Hall Association on yes
terday paid on the Indebtedness
against Union Hall the sum Of $4,000
on the principal, and $241.50 interest
up to date, total of $741.50, leaving
a balance of $1,000 to be paid. This
is a splendid showing as the Assocla-
ton has paid $11,100.00 since it's or
ganization in 1914.
The readers of THE APPEAL
should take notice that L. H. We'll,
the gents clothier, Wabasha street,
near Seventh, is the only one in his
line of business who solicits your trade
by advertising in your paper. See al
on first page. His goods are right
up to the minute in style and quality,
and at prices to fit your pocket. Give
him a CALL
The Sterling Club, which has not
been active for couple OF months,
q
of DR.. o. D. Howard, treasurer or the
club, last Monday evening, preparatory
to it's fall and winter activities, which
will include several undertakings Tor
the public welfare. After the routine
business delightful lunch was served,
not exactly la Hoover, either
Emery w. Lindsay, Jr., gave
House Party Thursday evening, to
IL P. M, at $50 Gaultier street, for
Mr. William Griffin, of Evanston, III.
Fifty guests were entertained. The
house and yard was decorated with
lanterns, foliage and flowers. Mrs. E.
A. HattOn served punch. The CHAP
erons were Mesdames. F. c. Tobie, G.
w. Harvey, w. B. Tandy and E. w.
Lindsay.
Why any person, who claims to be
and square, can get the idea
into his head that he should not pay
for a paper that he receives weekly,
is beyond comprehension. Reader, II
you are receiving THE APPEAL, you
are expected to pay for it, there are
no exceptions to the rule. AS this Is
intended for you-if the cap fits you
kindly call or send to the office. "a
E. 4th street, rooms 301-3O2 and pay
what you owe.
Mr.. John Payne, formerly a resi-
dent of St. Paul, but who went west
in 1908, was in the city few days
visiting his mother, Mrs. H. G. Walker,
and brother Mr.. Bert Payne, 258 st.
Anthony avenue. Mr.. Payne mas the
distinction of holding the position OF
chief clerk in the Quartermaster's
Dept, at Vancouver (B. CO. Barracks.
He has a force Of 48 clerks under
his direction. His position is equlva-
lent to the rank Of First Lieutenant:
He is the only colored man OF the 44S
men stationed at the Barracks and is
held in very high esteem by all MS
comrades. He took in the big boat
excursion last Tuesday evening ana
left Wednesday for his post OF duty
after paying for years subscription
for THE APPEAL, which he says will
be "just like a weekly letter from
home"
THE APPEAL advertised for sew
eral weeks as 1.-THE Next Big Thing"
the Joint Moonlight Boat Excursion OF
St. Paul Patriarchy, ia and the Six
teenth Battalion Band, M. H. G. for
last Tuesday night, and the result
proved that there was no camoutage
about the ad, it not only was big
thing, but the biggest excursion of the
season. The splendid band led the
splendid parade from the Old Capitol
and gave a. splendid concert before the
boat left the wharf, and then played
splendid dance music during the splen-
did trip, everybody was in splendid
humor and all had splendid time.
The people who are mainly entitled
to the credit of the splendid affair
are first, of course, the generous pub
lie then Patriarchy Committee, T. E.
Franklin, Chairman; C. H. Jackson,
James R. Riley, James A. Lynn, John
McAdams, A. Jones, Secretary; j. B.
Johnson, Treasurer. Band Commit
tee, J. G. Trevan, Chairman; f. H.
Greevers, Vim. Modem, Howard Curry,
Clarence Geiss, James Burkes, ]. H.
Burt. Noah Stone, Manager Mime
apolis Patriarchy Division; John T.
Claiborne, Floor Manager; e. A. Hat
ton, Chairman Ticket Committee;