davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09
jews As Fighters.

Commemorate, The Jew or the
ancient world was a fshting man.
His early kings were all great SOL
dies No people ever fought with
more fanatical devotion than did the
Jews in the centuries OF persecution
Immediately preceding the Christian
era Throughout the Christian cen
turtles the Jew has been a man with
out a country, and until modern days
a universal object OF persecution. With
no land TO fight for he naturally lost
his martial qualities. The great
struggle which has been going on, a
struggle to make all the world safe
place to live in. has given the Jew
his opportunity American Jews have
a brilliant record to their credit and
have supplied a larger percentage of
soldiers than is proportionate with
their population. Jewish women, too,
in the work OF the Red Cross. the
food administration and the liberty
loan campaigns. have done their full
share Of patriotic service.-Lesiie's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

ynnnG1nl a 1lae HlchmOnd V1rS5nian.)
n EnV0ve13e, Va. Dec. 4.-The Flu"
~ 49, IN eptdenaic In Charlotte
12G. The schools are closed and
S1SS11 ta5uil3eo Ia both villages and
sS1n1zy ,eset1on are stricken. There
e Ses1 - s9tfstne cases In the past
Vook.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

Services AT Randolph Street Church
Rev. w. +. Robertson. pastor Of
Randolph street Baptist church Will
preach today. II A. NJ. The Second
Sermon ON tho Deception OF the
Christian + NJ. Profit and I.on."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09
80 she spurned your proposal ?"
syavu
any idea WHY"

Got any idea WHY"
We'll. proposed by letter and ]
have an uncomfortable suspicion that
/ absen -mindedly stamped the mis-.
sive Dictated. but not read "--Bos.
ton Transcript.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

q, - uIitel states annual produc-
- q suapA1r In . dosen places has
~ 4Suua few moro than soc
@ mere than 33o.o00 tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

ls seeicut man has Just been
N ma Systematically warns au-
1le s0eess when their supply Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09
.sTiIlie- Tonight.


oessful than others. principally be-
cause of the interest the reading public
take in the dramatists' work OF maxi
ing living and breathing people out of
the drawings upon the pages OF the
book. A particularly good example OF
successful book play is the new
comedy, Title" in which Klaw and
Granger and George c. Tyler are pre-
sentinE that charming young actress
Patricia Coilinge the present season
and which comes, 10 the Academy OF
Music tonight and tTaasd ay..f sHssatles
telling a delightful love story and one
of the greatest human interest. -Tillie
has for one OF it's recommendations
that it's atmosphere is entirely diner-
ent from the usual run of comedy In
stead of the polite society and the
drawing room usually found in the
weli-regulated comedy of manners the
scenes OF this play are laid in central
Pennsylvania and its people are Tor
the most part members OF eithH the
Mennonite or some of the other curious
sect that are to he found among the
Pennsylvania Dutch. Miss Coliinge as
'Tiliie" Is said to have found role
that suits her even better than did
that Of the glad girl" in "Pollyanna
her rendition of which endeared her to
the ,heatergoers all over the country.
The comedy, which is in four acts. Is
based upon the popular novel, "Ti1lie.'
! a Mennonite maid by Helen r. Martin,
the Decentralization having been made
| hy the authcress in collaboration with
| Frank Howe. Jr. The supporting COM
! rany is said to be most excellent
one and the production very artistic.
/ Miss Collinge. in 'Tiilie." is a coming
dramatic event OF more than ordinary
/ interest to the theAtergoers. as it
! brings a new star In new and sue
| c~ssful play. matinee performance
will be given on tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

THEO AND HER DANDIES
AT THE LYRIC TO-DAY

HOW would you like to have a bal
loon ride--pot long one. but just
a few minutes duration over the heads
of the audience at the Lyric theatre?
1t can be done. Theo, The Flying
Queen of Song" who is among the
big features of the new show invites
patrons of the Lyric to ride in her
balloon.
Drop around TO the theatre this af-
ternoon or tonight. and Theo will let
you take place in the car of Il
beautifully illuminated balloon and
ride around the auditorium, Thou
sands of theatre patrons have availed
themselves OF the oportunity she Of
fers.
If you like. you may sail up on the
stage and back again--anyway you
want to fix 1t. The invitation Is open
10 men, women and children alike.
Mhe. Thoo goes all of the other
theatre aviators in ballons, airships,
on birds. etc, some better. for she
alights with ease In the aisles and
permits examination of her apparatus.
The act is one OF the most striking
novelties ever given to vaudeville.
She leaves the car and invites spec
tators to ride around at will No
danger attends the aerial ride. the
balloon being we'll protected against
the possibility of accident.
After the balloon reaches the stage
on its last lap. the house lights are
thrown on and the audience may get
full view of the pretty thing.
The new show is made up OF
Keith big time" attractions exclu-
sively
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

..ut Standing ........stss.ss7,o 900
|f.ctsl amount OF bills Dis
counted and Bought for
T. ,sis 5 75.lss,oos
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-09

The Every Monday club meets thi
afternoon with Mrs Page West, 100
Hanover avenue. The club is study
ing prominent women this season an,
tho paper will be on "Carolin
licrshei Scientist" prepared by Mrs
J. Booten Hill.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
PREZIDENTAS PAzADA
MAIsTo VoK1ET1JAI.
Tuo tikslu Lansing pasiunte
nota.

Washington, lapkr. a..
Dar vienq SauksmQ is Vokie-
tijoS gavo prezidentas WilSo-
mas. Siuo kartu nuo naujos vo-
kieciu revoliucijonieriQ val
dzios. PraSo revoliucijonieriai
maisto, neS Vokictiiai prisiciS
badauti.
Prezidentas Wilsonas per
Sekretoriu LanSingQ paSiuntt
VokietijoS valdaiai atSakymQ.
kad jiS il talkininkai a@SlQ
paStangaS, kad kaip galint Fo
kietijQ apSaugoti nuo bado.
Taigi kuoveikiaus vOkieciamS
priStatySiQ reikalingo malSto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
SCCIJALISTAI PRANESA
{! 4 . APIE 1EX-KAIZERI0
BUvEINE.

Amsterdam, lapkr. 13.
DarbininIQ il kareiviiQ sovie:-
ta1iss' s Berlyne paskelbe,, kad bu-
YES Vokietijos kaizeris srl
kaizeriene il sosto ipedinis, IS
keliave Olandijon. s,
Is kitQ Saltiniq pranesama,
kad sosto ipedinis uzmuStas
ant Olandijos rubeziaus, kuo-
met jiisss 4 .mqegines pereiti siena'
Oar pranesama, kad kaize-
riena pavojingai sergahti il
pasilikusi Postdamo9 Crumuose.
Su ana pasilikusi If sosto ipe-
dinio zmona.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
VokieGiai reikalauia
sreitos taikos
Berlyne atsirado sovietaii
Olapdija iSvijo rusq
boISevikuS 4.
OLANDIJA VEJA sALIN
Mes, girdi, kitaip vokiecius
pasmaugsias badas.

Londonas. lapkr. l3.-kaip
pirmiau vOkieciai reilalavo
greitos laikinos santailIos,
tvirtindami, kad jie neislai-
kysiq, taip, dabar jie vel rel
kalauja kuoveiliiausios tailSos,
nes kitap badu iSmirsiQ. Vo-
kieGiai pageidauja kuovei-
kiausios taikos, mes tuomet
pasibaigtQ talkininkp bloka-
da, VoLietijai butu priveza-
mas maistas is uzsieniQ.
Nokietijos uzsieniQ reikah1l
sekretorius Solf, kurl kokiuo
tar bHeIu socijalistai paEiko
Savo vietoje, siuntineja pra-
.Symus paskui praSymus prezi-
dentui Wilsonui, kad Sitas
kuoveikialIsia parupintQ tai
.kq, kad paSkirtQ. taikos kon-
ferencijai vietq, laikq il at
stovus. ." ''' '.'
TeGiau talkininkai nesisku-
bina tuo reikalu. Talkininkai
tyirtina> kad jie, prireikus,
gclbdsiq Vokietijay kaipo nu-
galttq, nuo bado. Bet tame
vokieGiQ greitos taikos reika-
lavime talkininkai pramato
koIlias nors nauias machinacl-
jas. ..'s:... ..,
Talkininkai dar pazymi,
kad vokieCiams- neiSkelio kick
il pabadauti. Tegu jie atsl-
mena savo kriminalius dar-
bus, khomet laivus su mais-
tn siunt6 juriu dugnan. W
tokius savo darbus gall pa
kenteti. .'t4.a ~"..,..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
UzDARYTAS SVEICARIJOS
RUBEzIUS.

Berne, lapkr. H. Mazal
cia tikrQ ziniu gaunama is
VokietijoS. Tik zinoma, kad
revoliucijai vadovau,ia soci-
.ialistai. Jie taigi tenai dabar
turi il virSQ.
Taippat zinoma, kad vo-
kiSki bolSevikai Su men$evl-
kaiS neSutinka w valdzioS pa
SidalinimQ. Cali praSid6ti zu-
dyn6S.
kol-kaS SocijaliStaS kanclie-
riS Eber istengia suvaldyti
darbininkQ il kareiviQ minias.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
BERLYNA WALDO SOCIJA-
LIsTp sov1ETA1.
Socijalistai megina steigti
"roju".

Londonas, lapkr. l3. Oar
ne visa Vokietijq yra apsiau-
Giusi revoliucija. Bet paleng-
va revoliucija pasiekia visus
Jos kraStus.
Berlyne seimininkauia soci-
jaEistai. Jie tenai isteige So
vietus, panaSius rusu bolSeyi-
ku sovietams. Svarbiausia
role loSia socijalistas Scheide-
mann, buvusio volSieciq kaize-
rio nuoIankiausias bernas. il
sal paskelbe net respublika
'VoRietijdjie. Jis' steigia sopie-1
tus provincijose. Jis tveria
ministerijas If kitka. Vieni
socijalistai paSaukiami pzim-
ii vyriausias Salyje vietas.
KareiviQ If darbininku so
vietai kontroliuoja daugell
miestQ. Net IL Karaliaueius
sovietQ rankose. Visur pleve-
suoja raudonos veliavos.
Kares fronte taippat karei-
vial isisteige sovietus ir rel
kalausia, kad ta tvarl1a pat
virtintQ fieldmarsalas Won
Hindenburg.
zodziu tariant, Vokietijoje
atsikartoja Rusijos revoliuci-
jos istorija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
EPCGERCOGAS DABAR
PILIETIS.

Berne, lapkr. 14.-BudapeS-
to IaikraSGiai plafiau apraSo,
kaip ercgercogaS JuozaS 81
>avo ~unum atSizad6jO Savo
augStoS kiImt< il, priSiekG Is
tikimybe Ungarijai kaipo pa
pra<ta> pilietiS JuozaS HabS-
burgaS.
LiechtenStein mazoj kuni-
@aikStijoj taippat pakiluSi re-
voliucija. ToS SalieS princas
l&vytaS. Sail laikinai Waldo
advokataS Rite.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
yOKIECIAI APLEIDzIA
BRUSsELI.

Paryzius, lapllr. 1+,-Brus-
sells yra Belgijos sostin6. Da-
bar to miestq vokieciai aplel-
dzia. Kaip rytoj ten mano Is
kilmingai ivaziuoti belgQ ka-
ralius su savo seimyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
NEGREIT BUS sUGRAzIN-
IA KARIUOMENE.
Kares laivynas taippat pasi
lil1s Europos vandenyse.

Washington. lapkr. 13.-
PasiraSymas po laikina SAN
taika su Vokietija, kas kare
veda prie gallo, viSai ncreiS-
kia, kad milziniSka Suv. Val
StiiQ kar6S maSina tuojaus bus
Sulaikyta, paliaus veikti. \
merika privalo loSti labai Svar
.bia role prieSininko iSginkla-
vine il saugojime net Iigi pa
haigoS. Net kariuomen6s stun
timas ] PrancuzijQ ncbuS vi
sal pcrtrauktaS. Supernatural,
bus jos maziau SiunGiama.
Kol bus praveSta galutina
taika. didcSnt daliS ameriko-
niSkoS kariuomen6S turi pa
silikti Prancuzijoje. GalimaS
dailitaS. kad kai-kurioSe teri
TORTOISE amerikOniSka kariuo-
meme bus reikalinga palaiky-
ii il po ivykuSioS taikoS. NeS
bus ten tokip kraStQ, uz ku-
riuOS SalimS priSieiS gintytieS
il tQ klauSimQ atidGti tole~-
Mai. TOkiems kraStamS bus
rcikalinga kariuomcnG, kad
palaikyti ten rcikaIingq lyg-
SvarQ.
Katra amerikoniSka kariuo-
meme ilgiausiai tarnavO Pran-
cuziioie, Gal bus sugrqzinta
namo, pamainyta naujQla ka-
riuomene. Sittntlie a Prancuzi-
joje amerikoniSkOs< kariuomc-
mes yrar daugiau poroS mill
jonu. Gil mamie tlTima dau-
giau milijOno. : 49,.
Daugelis laivQ, kurie buVo
vartoiami kar6S reikalamS,
turbut, tuojauS bus paliuosuo-
ii il pavartoti prekybos tik-
slams.
Bet toS atmainos ivykS ne
Staiga, tik palengva il laip<-
niSkai. Talkininkai, prasId@-
JUS taikos konferencijai, ka
res Iaikus laipSniSkai keiS
normaliais laikais bendrai Su
centraI6m vaIStybGm, Su Bu!-
gariia il Turkija. PagelbtS
toms SalimS susitvarkyti. Prl-
statys toms SalimS reikalingo
maistO il viSkO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
OLANDIJA VEJA sALIN
BOLsEVIKUS.

Londonas, lapkr. IS. o.
landijos vyriausybe isvijo is
savo Sales rusu bolseyilSq pa
siuntini il su juo visus kitus
bolsevikus. Paskui .pertrau-
Ike su bolSeyikais yisokius fy-
Sius.
Dalykas tame, kad bolsevi-
kai Olandijoje pradejo dafyti
suokalbius sukelti toj sa-
lyj revoliucija. iI5
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
PERORGANIZUOJAMA SER
BIJA.

Berne, lapkr. l+-Cionai
paSkelbta, kad serbQ Valdzios
galva. Nikolai Paste, atkeliauS
Genevon il pirmininkauS tia
>laviu tautQ kongrese, ku-
riam bus aptariama Serbijos
perorganizavima$. Prize Ser
bios norma prijungti IL ju-
gO-slaviuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
IyETKTAS KAIZERIO BU
RVS KAREIVIU.

Amsterdam. iapIlt,. l+.-Ba-
vcrIoo }z0}1> >tovykloj. BelgI-
ioip. >ukHl1 mai>tl~ vollieGiQ
kariuomen1 ir i&>klcidt rau-
iona y1liavQ. Pa>kui SuklIU-
<io.ii kariuomend uzpuoJ@ ki-
II i>arviyiQ huli, pa>ihkuSi is
tikimQ kaizeriui.
Srkilu~ieii kaizeriniu> iv"i-
ko il privort1 .iuo< h"@ti per
rubeziu Olandiion. Tenal }lp
buvo iSginkluoti.
RevoIjuciionieriQ kart> lai-
val Sutorpedavo il m>kandlno
voIlieGiU jrn'ininkQ Iavinimo>l
IaivQ ScleSien, anot prane>Imo
j; BerIyro.
Gauta ziniQ, kad Ru~ijQ> Len
kijo> mieSte Nar$ayoj iSteigta
lpnbu IiaudieS valdzia, kUrial
yadoyauja Au>triioS GalicijoS
SociialiSta< DaSinSki. Regentn
ro~ taryba Nar>avoj panalkln-
Ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
N1GERIAI TUREs "TAG
DAY. /, /, ,..

Ateinanti ssesstadieni i niigefiai
Chicagoje lures "tag day..
Kinks aukas gintt teisme5dni
geri DR.. LIE Roy is East St.
Louis, III. LIE Roy kaltinainas
uz rasiniu riausiq sukelinl4
tenai anais metals, kuometi zuE
vo 38 zmones, daugiausia MI
geriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
AIRIAT REIKALAUJA
LAISVES.


Londonas, Iapkr. l4.-AiriQ
partija paSkelbG atsiliepimq !!
prezidentq WilSona, praSyda-
mi pagaliauS iSriSti AirijoS
klauSimq. paSiremiant princl-
pu, kad vjSoS tautoS, didel6S
ir mazoS, po kar6s turi turGtl
apsisprendimo teiSe.
Sitq airiQ reillalavimq Bri-
tanijos parlamentaS tiesiog iG'
noruoja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
WiIsonas pazada maisto
Vokietijjai
AUSTRIJOJE PAKILO
ANARCHIJA.
Kareiviai degina savo miestus

Trieste. lapkr. l4.-Au<trl, !.
jolt nGarijoi pakilo baiSi Il,
narchiia, <ugryzuS kareiviam>
* karj< frOnto.
Kareiviai pamirSta Savo pa,
>auEimQ, pri>ideda prize Cove
dos il bendrai >u Sta pl6Sia IL
dcgina mieStuS il mie>teliuS.
.AtIikintiami viSokie baiSiau-
~icii il. biumiauSieji darbai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
MEGINA IssIsUKTI.

Londonas, lapllr. 13.-Gau-
ia ziniQ, kad visi vokieGiQ
prekyboS LAVAL Baltijoje gave
isakymq pabdgti j neutrahus
uostus. :.. ..-.,r a. '.". =.
Tuo budu norma iSsisukti
nuo talkininkQ.. Bet. vargiai
vokieGiai atsieks tQ tikslq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
APLEIDO WEN
Ma.

Basel. Iapkr. H. BuveS
.Au>lrijo< imperatoriu> karo-
lis 81 >avo Seimyna apleldo
Au~triio> So>tine Vienna. Is
krliavo Eckard$an.
(Seniau buvo praneSta, kad
Karolis pabageS Sveicarijon.
nabar pa<taroii zinia >umuSa
pilmutine. Bet nezinia, kick
vra tieSoS ir paStaroioi Il
nioiD.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
REIKALAUJA NUBAUSTI
MILITARISTUS.

Copenhagen, lapkr. 13.
Naujoji 'Bavarijos valdzia rel
kalauja, akad talkininkai nu-
baustu prusu militaristus Yt9 uz
dabartine kare. Sake, jiems
nebeturdtu but jokio susimy-,
lejimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14

= Rymas, lapkr.. l4.-lta-
liios provincijose Florence II
Forli buvo didelis zem6s Dire
b6iimas. Padaryta nuostoliQ.
Nukent6jo il mones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
sVE1cARIJoJE PAsKELB-
Ia sTRE1KAs.

Londonas, lapklr. ls, syei- vel
.carijojje paskelbta generals
streikas. Pasaukta kariuome-
ne. BolseviikQ lizdas Berne
mieste sunaiIksiInltas, al Il patys hol7i
sevikai iSSvyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
SUKILELIAI SAUDOMI
BERLYNO GATVESE.
Daugelis zmoniQ u5muSta.

Copenhagen, Iapkr. l+.-Ro-
voliuciionieriai be dideSniQ
>usir@'nimQ pa1m@ BcrlynQ
save 'r3nko>nu praeit2 SEX
madicni.
Bet ant rytoiau> ivyko gat-
vG>c mu>iai. * karaIiSkU an
kIidziQ loialiai oticieriaj pra,
dtjo Saudyti ] rcvoliuciioni"-
I.iuS. Pa>kui rcvoliuciionierius
ulruolG 81 kullla~vailIiai> gal
vGic Inter dcn Linden.
Dau@rli> ZmoniQ uImu>ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
Wis DAUGIAU LATVU PRI-
sIDFDA PRIZE REVoLIUCI-
JONIERIQ.

Basel, hpkr. I+4,-I$ Berry,
no apturima ZiniQ, kad prle
revoliucijo> pri>iddjo II $lQ
vokieciu kar@S IaivQ lgnIoS;
PoScn. O<tfriehland, Ta>>an II
Oldcnburg.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
NERAMYBEs sVEDIJoJ IR
oLANDIJoJ.

Londonas, lapkr., Ia Re
voliucija Vokietijojj tas dvi-
sail padare didele intaka. Vie
nur II kitur pakeliami sunni
Sinai. Socijalistai reikalauia
atmainos vaIdziose. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
NERA zINIV APE VoKIE
Gu sosTO IMPEDING
LIKIMA.

Washington, lapkr. IA
Cia negauta joI5iQ officially
ziniQ apie Vokietijos sosto/ !
ptdinio hkimQ. Kalbama, kad
iiS nu$autaS OlanduOS pasitI
nyj. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
SUKILO BRUSSELIO
GARNIZONAS.

Anglp Kares stovykla, lap.
I+-EokieCiQ gurnizonaS Bru-
<<eIyj, Bel&ijoi, Sukilo prizes
>avo oficieriu> il daugeli ~
iSzudG. ~,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14
sVEICARIJOJE sTREIKAS.

Berne, lapkr. 14.-Sveicari-
.ioje pakilo darbininkQ strei-
kaS ir visu Smarkumu plecia-
81. ....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-14

t' N'.J' N't " i>'>'' >''So Nv -
pinigV, negu cia pazymhta.
Jai pinigQ daugeIi pristat@
Au$trija IT. Vollietija. Tos is
laidos yra pazymdtOS paStarQ-
III abplnOse iSlaidOsc.
d. BritaniioS, Prancuzijos
il Suv. NalstijQ iSlaidoSe yra
paSIioloS BeIgijai, Balkanams
PcrtuSalijai il kitoms Salims.
Suv. Valstijos savo talkinin-
kams yra paSkolinusioS I mi
lijardus SkolQ. Taigi savo tik-
III kartS iSlaidu Snv. Valsti-
JOS tmi tik 13 milijafdQ.
Japonija a>su Kinija mazai Is
silG&avo Siai karci, nes mazai
priSidiio prie kards. Todel tu
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The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-03-14

Ora Bell and Catherine Wall com
posed the committee, which was
suggested by Supt. G. w. Barr.
Mr.. II. c. West is on the sick
list.
Miss Ora Lee Bradford and
Mr.. Scott of Mississippi stepped
into the matrimonial sea some
weeks ago. The bride and groom
were prominent socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Shaw are
amongst Beloit's progressive
citizens, besides owning a nice
home and a Ford. They have
travelled extensively. They are
members of the Blades wide
circle of readers.
Mrs. Austin, mother of Mrs.
Mitcham, St. Paul Ave, was a
recent visitor to Beloit.
The b. Y. p. U. of Emanuel
Baptist is still in progress. r. l..
Guyton, president.
One, of the many favors grant
ed the Baptist Sunday School for
Easter and of which we are CRATE
full, are eggs for the children by
Mrs. Katie Mayo, also for the use
Of Mrs. NJ. Bell s Home for Train
ing the children.
The Kentuck Social, given by
the trustees of St. Paul A. NJ. 4.
Church Friday night was grand
Mr.. G. l.. Gordon suffered a
painful accident to his foot last
week.
Mrs. Ingram, GIG st. Paul Ave-,
is indisposed.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-03-14
HARRIS AND DE VORA TRIO
PROVE BIG DRAWING
CARD
(Staff Correspondentl

Thee are good acts, better acts
and first class acts in vaudeville.
and those who were fortunate
enough to see the Harris and De
Vora Trio at the Orpheum the
last half, are loud in expressing
their praise Of these extremely
popular singing and dancing
combination. The team now fol-
lowing the Western Vaudeville
circuit are closing their eleventh
season. They opened the Miller
Theatre in Milwaukee at its mi
tial performance in 1917 and will
be leading feature at the Wind
sor the last half this week. They
subscribed for the Blade before
leaving the city.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-03-14
LOG A Is

Little Harriet Elliot, 1875
w. Washington Ave-, is i'll.
Miss Ruth Raines, Minneapolis,
is visiting her sister Mrs. j. II.
Starks.
The Coffee of the Ladies' Aid
was largely attended at the home
of Mrs. Lee.
Mr.. Smithers has been detained
at his home, suffering with
rheumatism.
Dorothy Hines has recovered
from a siege with the German
measles.
Wheeler Wilkerson, w. r. Car
michael, w. H. Dunn of Camp
Grant, will visit Madison this
week.
Mrs. Sadie Hickman of Bara
boo was in the city Sunday in at
tendance of the funeral of Mrs.
Geo. Buckner.
Mrs. Sam. Dunn, 6 Murray St.,
has just recovered from an attack
of LaGrippe. She has received
word that her brother, Frank
Holden, is very i'll at his home in
Peoria, Miss.
Mrs. Maggie Williams has been
compelled to give up her position
because of i'll health. She will
remain at the home of Mrs. S.
Jackson until ready to leave the
city.
Ivy Lee, Milton ST., has been
suffering with stomach trouble
His wife expects her sister, Miss
Sarah WINFIELD, Washington,
D. c., the LIST of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sandford,
Lake Mills. Wis, attended the
funeral of their relative, Mrs
Hattie Buckner, and returned
home Sunday P. M. Mr.. Sand
ford paid his subscription to the
Blade.
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BELOIT, WIS.
BLADE News Service)

BLADE News Service)
Hon. A. w. Knight visited the
Gate City last week; several
maidens were glad.
Mr.. Pegee and family, recently
of Race St, are now residing at
IT'S 5th ST., Flat A.
Mr.. Allen, 9 Hillcrest, was on
the sick list last week.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott, 1884 Broad St, and left a
10 ID. boy. Mother and son are
doing fine, and the father is wear
ing a broad smile.
A Sunshine Committee was APP
pointed by the Second Baptist
Sunday School last Sunday to
convey flowers and a neat little
purse to Mr.. Oscar Trice of Sian
non, Miss, who is i'll at the hos
pital. Mrs. f. Harris, Misses
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1918-03-14
MRS. HATTIE BUCKNER
LAID TO REST IN FOREST
HILL CEMETARY
A Large Concourse of Friends
Of Both Races Testify to Her
High Standing as a Worthy
and Respected Christian
Woman

The funeral Of Mrs. Hattie
Buckner was held from st. Paul
A. M. f. Church, Sunday last.
There were present a large con-
course Of sorrowing friends to
pay the last tribute of respect.
The sermon was delivered by
her pastor, Rev. L. j. Phillips.
The Phyllis Wheatley Household
of Ruth No. 1868 of which she
was chartered member and
worthy prelate, and Friendship
Chapter, O., Eastern Stars No.
&c, of which she was treasurer
and chartered member, held GER
emonies.
w. r. Harris rendered solo
"Bear Him Home. Condolences
were read from the Industrial
Helpers Club and Phyllis Wheat
ley II. ii.
Mrs. Buckner was honOred and
respected by all who know her,
and was one of the leading lights
of Madison. She was the en-
bodiment of dignifed modesty,
piety, and virture. Her church
relationship was ideal.
The casket was literally cover
ed with flowers which bespeak
the high esteem in which she was
held by the good people of her
community.
During the exercise, strong
men and women were moved to
tears. The life of this good wo-
man will be surely missed.
The following acted as pail
bearers C. w. Glover, Allen Hen
derson, Chas. Russell, JOS. Gent
ry, Asa Washington, and l.. b.
Sheppard.
Her place in her home, church
and lodges will not be easily
filed.
May she rest in Peace!