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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
for attendance since The Sun was
built three years ago.

built three years ago.
Moon-Sessue Hayakawa, the
Japanese actor is seen In The Gray
Horizon" drama of forger, an
artist and woman. There is love,
and how far man will go for that
sacred word. He gave his life to
protect her, though the truth would
have saved him, and his ideal woman
was. the wife of another man he
had murdered, and that man had
betrayed is sister.
Muse-"Better Times" with a
new star, Zasu Pitts, show every
thing to make you glad you are
alive. There is a delightful comedy
vein throughout the story, and a
tender romance which grips the
heart with its pathos and sincerity.
Along with this feature is two-reel
picture taken of Omaha's leading
business men, taken on their recent
western trade boosting trip. You
will see many you see in your every
day life, and some are quite movie
actors.
Empress THE Fourflusher,"
a comedy drama, with the dynamic
Hale Hamilton as the star, is the
feature attraction at the Empress.
Mr.. Hamilton plays the role of a
Woodworking young New Yorker
who is tired of lust getting by"
and who when he gets hold of a live
tip on big deal, sets out with
might and main to equal the sensa-
tional history of the greatest finan-
cial geniuSes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
FIASHEU zTom FINLAND
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. FOR. TO-DAY.
THE famous Mack Se.inett dolls
are due to reach this city Sun

THE famous Mack Se.nett dolls
are due to reach this city Sum
day, September 7, to appear
every day during the week on the
stage of the Brandeis theater in con-
junction with the feature photo pro-
duction, Yankee Doodle in Berlin"
This film is in five parts. Many
novel entertainments have been
planned by the Brandeis manage
ment for the benefit of the Sennett
beauties.
Rialto-Charles Ray in Bill
Henry" with game of poker. He
is a country boy who is invited to
sit i'll game with some wise trav-
cling salesman 1t develops to-
wards the end of the game that he
isn't such boob, and when he lays
down the winning hand he rakes in
jackpot big enough to let him do
the thing he wants. Walter HESS,
the fat boy, is the wise salesman
who lures the youth into the
gambling game and finds that in
stead of lamb he has coaxed in a
lion.
Strand-D orothy Dalton in
Other Mems Wives" shows
domestic drama, in which
girl is hired to make love
to a man, so that his wife can get
a divorce. The divorce comes, she
leaves the high society and goes out
to work. The man after lapse
of time, goes round to hee her. and
proposes to her, and is accepted.
Sun-"The' Brat" with Nazimova
in the title role, Is considered the
greatest picture this Russian actress
has made, the perfect settings and at
go long way to improve
a photodrama. This picture has all
those, with a star really beyond
criticism. When the play opens, we
see a rehearsal of the Winter Gar
den chorus, showing the exact life
and drudgery of a chorus girl.
When this famous little star is call
ed from the stage, and insulted, you
will have sympathy with her.
Nazimova has broken the record
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
LorHRoP-24th and Lothron-

LOT H r Path and Lothrop-
CHARLES RAY in STRING
BEANS" Arbuckle Comedy. also A
Chester Outing.
Grandeur and Binney. A Para
mount Special. THE WOMAN
THOU GAVEST ME-"
DIAMOND-24th and Lake. BARNEY
SHERRY in HER DECISION. TT
GERS TRAIL" Chapter IL, Ruth
Roland.
APOIIO-29th and Leaveuworth--
MARGUERITE CLARK in LITTLE
MISS HOOVER" and Two-reel
Comedy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo. Sept. 1.-(United
States Bureau of Markets. )-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 5000: higher! Heavies. $18.5o@
1925; medium weights. s1s25 g 90;
lights. $50 q 90; sows' sl0'So@ l''oo'
pig cssttieEReceipts, $1,000; steady to
lower steers, s17.25@1s.75; heifers. 1925
@I41e; calves, $3.50 9145O; stockers,
Sheep+Receipts, $4,000; lower Lambs,
s105O@1475: ewes. s6.25 @ 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
Is Your Maze Here?

Harry, Lizzie, Rudolph. Viola,
George, Dolly, Bert, Bertha. II so,
tell the man in the box office at
Krug park and see the big Festival
of Firm free
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
OLD TINE SNAP.

so acres dark mixed clay loan. clay
subsoil, no stone, SIS acres under cultiva-
ton. balance easy clearing, all fenced,
good s-room house with porch and eel
lar. good frame barn for IL head. gran
airy. poultry house. roothouse. corncrib,
machine shed. silo and windmill. On
main road, near large lake. school across
the read. S miles from good 500 line
town, 81 miles northeast OF st. Paul A
real old time bargain at $4,000 with
ss,seo cash. balance TO suit A dandy
farm in a fine locality. and we have
:&hange, sos Globe Bldg, ST. Paul MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02

On most voyages of a frst-class
ocean steamship about 5000 pieces
of crockery and glassware are
broken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
st. Joseph Live Stock.

st. Joseph. Mo-, Sept. 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; market active and
steady; steers. ss.5o@1s.oo;. cows and
heifers, s5.Oo@1s. 90; calves. ss.oo@15'oo.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; slow; top,
not quoted: bulk, not quoted.
SLeep and Lambs-Receipts, $500
head; market, steady; lambs. $1,000
Is, 90: ewes $6.5O@S 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
Auditing
WILLIAM Dryden { CO.,

Public Accountants and Auditors
20S Kennedy Bids. Telephone Tylsr is7,
William Dryden. Certified Public Accountant
OF Iowa. Chartered Accountant of Scotland,
Chartered Accountant of Canada, formerly
partner Of VIM. Guthrie & Co, and for six
years with Warwick. Mitchell Peat Co,
ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF AN OFFICE
IN OMAHA FOR THE GENERAL PRACTICE
OF AUDITING. FINANCIAL INVFSTIGA-
TONS AND OTHER BRANCHES OF AC-
COUNTING. INCLUDING THE PREPARA-
ton OF INCOME AND WAR EXCESS TAX
RETURNS AND THE INSTALLATION OF
G0ST AND GENERAL ACCOUNTING SYS-
Twenty-Five Years Experience.
Competent Staff Of Assistants
The firm OF VIM. Guthrie Co was dis
solved by mutual consent on August 30, 1918,
and the work done by VIM. Guthrie a ca in
Omaha and district will be taken over BY
William Dryden 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02

Cattle-Receipts this morning were Just
fair for Monday. the run of $500 head
being the smallest since three weeks ago
today. Good corn fed cattle were scarce
and prices were quoted steady. though
right choice heavy cattle at $1735 looked
lower than the high time the middle of
last week. Butcher stock was slow but
the earlier sales were fully steady with
last weeks close and the same was true
Of western beef. There was a very good
request for stockers and feeders Of all
kinds and the market was active and
Plain kinds were again slow
Choice to prime beeves. $17.0091S.00;
good to choice beeves, $15.00@16.50; fair
'" good beeves. $13.50GD1450: common to
fair beeves, $11.00@1350; choice to prime
yearlings. $1700@1s.25; good to choice
yearlings $ls.50@17.O0: fair to good year
lings. s1300Ql5.00; common to fair year.
Iings, $1O.0O@12.50; good to choice heif
ers. ss,50@1l.00; good to choice cows, $500
common to fair cows. s5,25@s.75; choice
to prime heavy feeders. sl3.OO@14.00;
good to choice feeders. s11.0o912.50; me-
dunn to good feeders. $s.50@11.Oo; COM
mon to fair feeders. $7.50@9.OO: good to
choice stockers $3.50 0l1,00: fair to good
stockers, $75009.00; common to fair
stockers, s6.0OQ7.50; stock heifers $3.50
@S.00; stock cows, s6.00@7.00; stock
calves. $7.5O@1c.G0; veal calves $1,000
I4.00; bulls. stays. etc, s5.50Q10.00;
choice to prime grass beeves, s15.50@ 1900;
fair to good grass beeves. $9:oo@10, 20;
common to fair grass beeves, $7.5oQ9go;
Mexican beeves, $6.50@S50.
pEEp STEERS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02

Hogs-The supply Of hogs was very
light today, estimates calling for IS loads
or around $500 head. Shippers bought a
few hogs early al possibly soc and most
higher than Saturday, largely at $17.25@
1850. Quality was not very good and
packers were very indifferent. few early
bids being placed around Csc higher from
.75@17.O0, but movement was decidedly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR SALE--4S0-acre grain and stock
farm in lincoln county, Nebraska, at
sS5 per acre II taken soon; about one
third cash, balance on easy terms; part
ly fenced and about 100 acres under
cultivation; good seven-room mouse,
stables aids other outbuildings; Tor
further particulars, write P. o. Silver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02

COWS.
23.... $50 2 80
HEIFERS
6...... 666 90
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
10,... 616 s 90 15...... GIG 90
5...... S64 8 SO 40......1113 IL SO
CALVES.
7... 295 II Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
LIVE STOCK
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha Live Stock.
Omaha Sept. I. 1919.
Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union stock yards. Omaha, Neb for
"a hours ending at o'clock p. M. Septem-
Der !, 1919:
RECEIPTS-CARS
Cattle. H'gs. Ship Hrs
Total receipts LIB Is 243 2
IsPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
TotHl ............l0,l2S 1879 1897
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02

WELL. IMPROVED $50 acres, IL miles
northwest OF Stuart and miles north
east of Newport Neb.: $50 acres Of hay
land. The balance, $40 acres. Is black
loan soil. farm and alfalfa land; LIVING
water: extra fine grove; y mile to
school: some clover and alfalfa; SO acres
in crop A bargain at $40 per acre. Leo
MenY,ey Stuart Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
EASTERN NEBRASKA FARM.

y FANTERN
Improved 200-acre farm IN miles
from court house in county seat town
southeast Nebraska: good improvements;
10 acres alfalfa. IA acres fine hay.
small orchard, 40 acres pasture. bal
anee fine farm land; land rolling. ex-
cellent soil land In adjoining counties
selling $3.50 to $500 per acre; genuine
bargain at s162.5o; $4,000 down and
March I, settlement OF about one-tniro.
p,I,x,say Exchapva Omaha Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-02
FOR SALE

u Wv O4A1A~
100 acres all level, heavy soil. miles
from Grand Island, close TO other soW s,I
best of alfalfa and grain land; good I'M
proSements: good terms. For furtEer
information write Owner, Carl Hansen
ST. Libory. Neb. --
NICE smooth improved quarter section
in Otoe county. three miles from town,
5000 per acre; purchaser to pay TOT
putting in rs acres winter wheat
smith Hines. owner Springfield. Neb:
FARMS AND RANCHES.
For bargains in either large or small
farms or ranches write or call on
CHAs. N. SNYDER. Curtis. Neo.
FOR Western Nebraska and Eastern Col
orado lands see
FIELD LAND CO..
$50 Brandeis Rldg
WRITE me for pictures and prices Of my
farms and ranches In good old Dawes
county Arab l. Hungerford. Craw.
ford Neb
IMPROVED and uninproved wheat farms,
Kimban county. Neb r. E. Holmes.
Bushnell. Neb.
PRICE and terms right on northeast Ne.
braska improved corn and alfalfa farms
c. v Nelson. SIG On. Nat Blk Bldg.
FOR NEBRASKA LANDS SEE
A. A. PATZMAN.
sol Karbach Blk Tyler $50.
NERRICK COUNTY, improved corn and
alfalfa farms at the right price N A
LARSON. Central City. Neo
Montana Lands.
BANKRUPT price, 7sl acres best hay and
grain land, irrigated. joins county seat.
and grazing reserve; owner. Elmer l.
Strever. Billings Mont.
Wisconsin Lands.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09

over bv DR.. Morris is the legal and
regular National Baptist Convention
Of the United States Of America.
Second, that. as such. the National
Baptist Convention has an equity In
the property of the National Baptist
Publishing Board; and. rights with
reference to the control Of the prop
erty.
Points In Favor Of the Publishing
Board.
First, that the Publishing Board
had the right, under its Charter, to
elect or perpetrate themselves in Of
fee
Second. that the Board is the
original National Baptist Publishing
Board.
FROM my view point, the first de-
cision. In favor OF the Morris Con-
veneor, is Of prime importance as
to which organization is the real
convention. The Negro Baptists OF
tho United states have, all along, fol-
lowed and REGARDED the Morris organi-
zhtion as the proper National Bap-
list Convention; the white Baptist.
NORTH and South, have recognized It
IS Ike only National Baptist CONVEX
ton and the Courts of the State Of
Illinois and Tennessee have held and
rendered decision 70 the effect that
tho Morris Convention ia the only
legal Naffonsl Baptist Convention.
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lection 1888, total present 1876. IL
o'cl1ck service prompt, assistant pas
tor Montgomery In his faithful way
OF conducting the service iutroduceG
Rev. McCiIton as the speaker. sub
ject Christian Missionary keeping on
the subject all the way through.
Preached fine sermon IN which he
said as Christian you must let your
light shine at all time regardless Of
where you are and don't be ashamed
to own your God to anybody. talk
1t on your daily jobs and practice it
In our daily walks. sermon COMMENCED
by Mr.. Nathan johnson and Rev.
Atkinson, the Lords supper at $3.50
D. m. b. Y. p. u. at $3.50 .. m. Rev.
Montgomery began night services at
1880. Preached a soul stirring SER
mon and 4 joined the church, visitors
are always welcome at our church
we shall expect a big day Sunday.
Mr.. Cash from Dallas was with us
Sunday, the pagtor has been out Of
the city for the week attending the
Association at Austin, Texas and
will be back this week and bring us
some good news, / trust that as many
as can will come out to hear him.
Total collection for the day Stab
Phil r. Register, Reporter.
Rev J. H. VIM, d. d., Pastor.
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That Is, that section of the charter
which gives the Publishing Board
the right to elect its members or to
perpetuate THEMSELVES in ofdce.
The second point in favor of the
Publishing Board is of no Importance
nor has ever been debatable one
for, everyone knows and has recog-
nized the Publishing Board as "The
original Publishing Board" The ques-
ton at issue and point involved is
who owns and controls that Board
Or. Boyd or the National Conven-
tion?''
As above stated, the attorneys on
neither side are satisfied with the de-
cision in its entirety and notice OF
appeal has been given by both.
With the exception of the decision
iu favor of the Publishing Board to
perpetnate Itself IN ONCE, we might
feel perfectly satisfied with our fight
and congratulate ourselves upon the
result. We should however con-
graduate ourselves upon achieve
ments. thank God for the present vic
tory and trust Him for the future.
This fight and decision should
teach the 6nptists everywhere that
1t Is unhaptistic, Illegal, dangerous
and destrucfige to take the power TO
nominate and elect any and ali
OF its Board. out Of the
parent body and place ii In q Board.
The right to nominate and elect
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should always rest with the pecpll
who make up the organization. II
other words the creature should new
er be greater nor possess more pow
'er than the Creator"
Wishing each and all good health
and hoping that the spiritual and
financial interest of our Association
will exceed that Of any previous year;
and thus enable you to bring the
twenty-five thousand dollars to the
coming session Of our great conyen-
ton in Palestine. l am
Your servant,
NJ M. RODGERS. Secretary.
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GARD an THANKs-

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many loving friends
for their helping hands. consoling
words and beautiful floral offerings
given us during the brief illness and
death Of our beloved husband and
brother, Herman Bats, who depart
ed this life Monday, July 2Sth. May
Gods blessings ever be upon each
Of You.
Respectfully,
AIRS. Herman Bats. wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aobt. Coleman.
Mr.. bessie Bats.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bats.
Miss Martha Frazier Cousin.
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sCOTT-cATR NUPTIAIs.

Fort Worth, Texas, Aug 7.-Last
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, DIG
Dliander street, was the center OF
attraction long before the hour anx-
ious souls had gathered on the heau-
fifiI lawn as the buneal0 pleaded
"aut guilty OF being able 10 hold
the crowd, When the alarm an-
nounced that the hour was at hand
the bride, dorneG Ia very mellow
and charmlng golden hue srock. was
led forth by Sir Knight s. 8. Hemp
hill, Goneralisslno; Mr. J, 9. Scott
escorted 70 tho gallery by DR.. X. 8.
Jenkins at the command Of Grand
Eminent Commander y. D. Loving, the
Arch OF Steel was formed by St.
Cecil COmmandery and under This
arch Of steel the Holy niatrimony
was performed IN due form. After
the Holy ceremonies, Dr.. jenkins I'M
formed Mr.. Scott That the old style
OF cemonting tho Holy matrimony
was by "saluting your bride, but In
this new day and time"
Here Mr.. Scott interrupted officiating
minister as he did not know what
the next word, DR.. jenkins would
say, he took no chances and dropped
right back into the "Old Style"
Hon. j. G. Scott having the dis
iincition Of Past Eminent Command
er OF st. Cecil Commandery and Past
Grand Eminent Commander OF the
Knight Templars Of the Jurisdiction
Of Texas. ST. Cecil Commandery felt
l,onored to receive him and his fu-
ture companion under the Arch Of
Steel The whole affair was Of
stately nature and bright smiling
faces were source of much strength
to the vOwing couple as they swore
alicgience TO each other and TO God.
Many beautiful and useful presents
came as greetings to the newly dcd-
"a couple,
Hon. Mr.. Scott being Grand Patron
OF the Order OF Eastern Stars Of
Texas and Jurisdiction gave out the
statement that be and Mrs. Scott
would make three month tour OF
the state IN the interest OF the instl-
tuition over which he presIdes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Kennedy, 901
u. list street received a telegram from
Sargent Ollie Benton advising that
he had just arrived in New York
City from over seas and that he
would 20 to Kansas City to discharge
q bunch Of soldiers and then make
for Fort Worth. home.
An old fashion country cooked
style dinner can't be beat,
Mrs. B. Randall and Mrs Ford are
visiting IN Hillsboro for an indeh-
nito stay
Mrs. Geo. Hodge spent last Sunday
on the wehtside with Mrs. Morgan.
She had good time.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09

The District Congress ~ Mothers
and Parent Teachers AS ociations
will convene here August 20 81 The
State President viii be present.
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Some Of the best stars Of the race
viii appear at the City Hall, Monday
night, in the Stars and Stripes Jubi-
lee. August 1lth.
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Allen Chapeh a. M. +. Church

Corners 1rst and Elm SITS.
Rev. r. d. d., LII. d.,
-, Tor.
The church service, morning and
evening were glorious, the pastor
preached and administered the Holy
communion, two hundred persons re-
ceived the encraise. 5 persons Joined
the church. The Sunday school is
growing most wonderfully, the spirit
ual tide was overlooking Sunday and
extended up into the church service.
Come and enjoy this matchless Sun
day school. Mr.. VIII, the most pro-
ficient Superintendent knows just
what 1t takes - interest both the
old and youfi Nple and this is
why so many are made happy every
Sunday. A large number of visitors
attended Mother Allen Chapel Sunday,
the visitors cards showed that every
denomination was represented, come
again friends, you are most welcome.
Wedding bells, Mr. Roy Stone and
Miss Ora Lee Pope. Mr.. Arthur OIL
yer and Mrs. Pearl Reed, Hon. j.
G. Scott and Mrs. Z. M. Cave, the
pastor gave seach Of the contracting
parties a booklet with the marriage
ceremony and certificate containing
a list of the names of the wedding
guest All are invited to Allen Chap
ell next Sunday. The Bishops club
rally is on watch these flnanciefs
get the finances together. keep your
ears open for a great report, Sept
28th.
Rev. R. s. Jenkins, the pastor of
Allen Chapel A. M. e. church is at
tending the Nine. C. ]. Walkers
Manufactures Company. convention
In Muskogee, Okla.
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From the Hotel Men Progressive
Association.

The association held an interesting
meeting. July goth at the Home In
the Mcdonald building at which time
the comm toe made their report on
the Palm Beach Ball which was
giFcn at the Herman Park. which
realized 5000 net.
Some timely remarks were made
BY Mr.. H. Il jackson, president OF
the Association ia his address 20
membership on the subject OF Unity
and Ca-oE fation q tn race LhOw-
lrg that those things are essential
10 success H. life.
uessrs. eIccaskill, Langston and
Dotson ere arranging for Ser
mon" to DO ha, for the association
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Dallas. Texas, Aug. S, 1919.
The Zion Rest District Baptist
lhurch Association and Auxiliaries
will convene in its 18th Anndal Ses-
sion with the Little Bethel BAPTIST
church. The Rev. J. s. Sutton. pas
tor. At Mineral Wells. Texas, Aug
ust 18th throughout to the 18th in
elusive
Messen yers leaving Houston at 7:05
a. m. by way of the T. & p. Leaders
in both State and National through
out the Country VIII attend this SEES
sion. It being our 18th Annual An
niversary. Reduced rates have been
granted for the occasion.
Yours truly.
W. G. BARNES, Moderator.
AN APPARENT aDOG FALL DECIs.
ION.
iSrd Annual Session o. the Central
Association.
Handed Down b the Case Of the
National Convention vs. the National
BaptIs. Publishing Board.
Teyarkana, Ark July 2S. 1919.
To The western Star:
It. 40 doubt. WI be Of interest to
those who have not had an opportuni-
" to learn OF the Courts decision to
read The following:
The legal points of contention be-
tween the Morris Convention and the
Boyd faction have been fought out in
the courts and decision rendered |
BY the Judge; and. at first gionce. ii
appears. as the boys who wrektle |
pat it. that the decision may be term
ed & ''Dog-Fasl; and. d special let.
ter Brings the information that noitn-
er side Is satisfied.
pacIsiea Points ia Favor OF the Nor
ris C0nsenlloR.
Firas. that Gle Convention presided
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Inc Panther City X. Of P. Brass
Band and Orchestra stands ready to
furnish music. IA or out Of the city,
for all occasions. This organization
Is composed OF 20 financial members
81 KnlRhts OF Phythlas OF Fort Worth.
We viii oil engagements with as
small amount Of men as ten. We
CHALLENGE any other band. Write us
for terms.
Prot. King Holston. Music DIrec-
tor. Phone r. 3039, 971 Helen Ave
nue., W. d. Donifer. Asst. Mana
GER. Phone Il 4s42. 1l14 p LIST street;
Zoe Hudson. Gen. Manager. al Ariz-
ona avenue, Phone 2 S4S6.
ri Worth. Texas,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-27
Selegrapbiide Noti,en.
Glcmenccans Rnftritt.

FdciS. 25. SSuni.
Vtinlitcr- Eraiiocnt Glemenceous
ON Gicnatog perofientlidte GrfId.
rllng iibcr oo5 mutbmablid1e 3otum
62r Mablen fir Die fran50iiIhe Gepu.
tlrtcntonlmer miro Oon elmer Nm.
3nbl &ariiec 3eitrngcn oobin ausae.
lcat, Dob Der neutrality-suspicious. pieI.
letft ooh nIdlt Iobnlo luriidtreteu
mcroe, mIe ebeniuus am Dien8taq
mltgcthcilt mor0cn mar. Wtehrere
3citlln1cn inra@en BON Ser M6alid,-
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