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YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO NOTES.

Mrs. Thomas Lonesome and Master
Muan Bradshongh spent a week with
rclnt;rcs in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Thursday afternoon and evening
Youngstown was honored with two
grand concerts by tho New Yorl,
Syncopatcd Orchestra and ths ard
icncc was we'll pleased Tho sole.
quGrtets and the drumming by Bud.
die Moore wero features. Gaorgc
w. baltimore is manager ana ".
MARION Cook conductor. Youngs-
town is looking for Il return date.
j he next event wa tho up-to-date
lrst annual party OF the u. D. Chap
ter, f.. and A. NJ. Royal Arch Masons
Friday evening, 21st ult. 1t was a
swell dress AFFAIR. Music was furn-
ishcd by Boyles Orchestra. All had
a pleasant time.
~ number of Youngstown people
witnessed tho parade OF the Ninth
Battalion, which was a part of the
372nd Regiment, In Cleveland.
Mrs. j. d. Ramsey, Of 257 West
Commerce Street has returned from
three weeks visit with her grand
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Simms in Pains
yille, o. and Master Arthur Simms
Is here On a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs.
McElroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson.
OF Warren, George Burk, Miss Mar
garct Brown, Will Paschal, George
Rae, Ralph Kepto of Sharon attended
the reception of U. D. Chapter.
The invitations for the 18th annual
reunion OF Buckeye Lodge, No. 70.
|. b. P. o. e. OF w. in Progress Hall,
wednesday evening, March 10 are
out and from all reports will be- a
large affair. Boyles full orchestra
Nuf sed.
Mrs. Jerome Hill. of PITTSBURGH.
Pa. is the guest OF Mrs. Charles stew.
Mrs. d. Van Storey, of st. Loufs
Avenue, who underwent an operatjon
in Youngstown Hospital is doinr
nicely at this writing.
l.. Wom'ck, of st. Louis Avenue is
on the sick list.
Mrs. Jessie III. Parker, ia Garlick
street has the appendicitis but Is
improving.
The Achievement Club met Thurs.
day at the home Of Mrs. C. A. Jack
son, Myrtle Avenue and laid plans for.
new rally the fourth Sunday in
March at Booker IT. Washington Set.
tlcment. Miss Ella Frazier, secre-
tarV CT {. {. G. rca the rooort OF
the center for its years work, which
was very encouraging.
The Masons will give their next
party in Progress Hall March 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Crancv. of
Erie Street entertained at dinner. IN
honor Of VIII Marion Cook, director
OF the New York Syncopated Orches-
ira and Joseph Jordan, of Chicago.
Covers were laid for ten. A fine
menu was served by the hostess.
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TIE HE'LL FIGHTERS.

Tho Jewish Daily News mado tho
Following comment on the home
coming OF the famous Fifteenth New
York Regiment from tho fields of
France:
Yesterday, New York citizons &C.
clnimcd the homecoming OF the 369th
Infantry, the former Fifteenth Ma
tional Guard Rceiment, composed OK
clusively OF colored men. The story
OF their hrav"rv-"TIell Fichters"-
they were called, willy 1.-Two forever in
the annals OF America. And when
tn" story OF tho Great War will be
told, tho achievements OF the 369th
infantry will stand forth as one of
the greatest acts OF bravery of the
bows who formed the American Expe
tlitionary Force.
The REGIMENT ORIGINALLY was 1000
strong. or the original unit onlv
1900 remain. Men of the Regiment
h"vn ""i~n.1 tho Croix dc Guerra tho
Distinguished Service Cross. and very
NAVY of them have been cited for
ueeds of valor.
When tho heart Is white the color
OF the skin is OF no CONSEQUENCE,
This the war has established for all
time. For the time being the colored
soldiers are receiving the plaudits of
the populace. These Negroes have
helped to win the war. Let us hope
that their unflinching courage In tho
face OF death will be remembered
and that there will be fewer lynching
parties In this country.
Prejudice Is not easily eradicated.
There is always the sentiment ex-
pressed In tho old doggerel,
II do not like thee DIR Fell;
me reason why I cannot tell
But this I know and know full we'll,
l do not like thee DR. Fell"
TO the majority Of people that is
sufficient. Prejudice is unreasoning.
You hear people say, eve don't like
the nigeers." They don't know WHY.
They just say It. II they would oniy
stop to think But far too many
people either lack the brains or are
too lazy to think. It is much easier
to be swayed by ones preconccived
notions
Yesterday az Col. Hayward's "Tell
Fighters" marched up Fifth Avenuo
on their way to Harlem the air rang
with the hurrahs OF the thousands
who lined tho streets. It was q mighty
fine welcome
When the men OF the 369th Reei
ment annlv for lob, we homo that
the welcome will be just as hearty,
and that the fact that the color OF
their skins Is not white will not
m'tt"at" against them being given
employment. 0
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10000 ENDOWMENT PAID

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. II, 1919.
This is to certify that l havo rcce.v
cd from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
worthy Counsellor OF the Grand Court
OF Va, Order of Calanthe, ($15O OO)
one hundred and fifty dollars in pay
hs"n, OF Ike death claim OF Brother
Thomas w. Merchant, who was a
member OF Hill City Court, No. 90 of
Lynchburg, Va
Signed: II. II. Merchant Beneficiary.
witnesses: Martha Lewis, Katie b..
Stewart, Marthn w. Evans, ID. ID. G..
w. c.
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Brave Negro Soldiers. with hsarts
white through and through! Into
tho jaws OF death they dashed and
holding the Stars and Stripes aloft
they carried Old Glory to victory.
Lot us remember that, for at some
future time therc may como DR..
Simons and blame the upper section
OF Harlem, whore tho colored people
live, for any sin any Negro may COM
nit anywhere on Gods earth. Pre-.
judico dies hard.
All honor to the returning heroes
Color, after all, Is OF no consequence.
We have known somo white men to
be arrant towards.
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DEMOCRACY AT HOME, PHRASE
SAYS NEW YORK TRIBUNB.

Tho following 10 an editorial COM
mont from tho New York Tribune
OF recent date:
why any ono should become ex-
eited over tho return OF Negro SOL
diers from France 10 as perple1ing To
patriotic Americans as 1t 10 diacour-
aging to the Negroes themselves, who
have supported with remarkable and
ready energy every movement ncces-
sary for national success in tho war.
In the South both races have
worked together in food conservation,
war savings, Liberty bonds and other
cam~n rns nrd In these patriotic CO.
operative efforts hnve found a new
relationship OF friendly feeling and
sympathy which, if retained, would
help to bridge tho critical stream Of
reconstruction and roabsorption Of
Negro soldiers into civil life.
Resolutions adopted at tho recent
annual conference at Tuskegeo Insti-
tute said:
During the war period whites and
Negroes cooperated In subscribing to
Liberty bonds, in purchasing war
savings stamps, In food production
and in food conservation, and in
other war work artivities. From VA
riOnS communities the white and
black soldiers were sent away with
tho same hearty Eodspcod and in
many instances under the auspices or
tho some committee. AS result OF
working together in these war work
activities whites and Negroes through
out this Southland were brought into
moro helpful relationship. Each
learned to expect moro OF the other.
1t is the earnest desire Of this con-
ference, in these times OF peace, that
this spirit OF cooperation will con
tinuo and grow stronger and moro
helpful, and thus contribute In q
lar"or way to The growth and devel-
opmcnt of the South"
Surely, no better spirit could DO
asked
Yet reports from Alabama, Georgia
and Tennessee say something akin
to tho Ku KluX Khan Is being revived
It Is almost unbelievable. The feel
IN" or the Ncgroes RS reflected in
their newspapers Is ono OF bitterness,
diaconrnrcmcnt and pathetic despair.
Happily, sentiment appears divided
The Mayor OF Knoxville, on receipt
OF letter from an organizer of the
secret society in his state, called
together group OF leading Negroes
OF Knoxville and said he d ID not feel
branch of the organization was
necessary In his city. Tho name of
Governor Roberts OF Tennessee hay
ing appeared on the list OF members,
he repndiatod the organization and
gave out an interview saying the use
OF his "amc, was forgery.
An Ill day will arrive IL there is
a revival OF racial luminosity in the
South.
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Announcement.

Mrs. Ella o. Waller wishes to an.
nounce to her friends that she Is now
with 70. c. Meyer Jewelry Co., Mum.
Der FL W Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage OF her many
friends as this Is tho first .Jewelry
Company In this city to employ a
Colored woman "a its representative
Weddins Presents, Diamonds.
watches, Silverware, Pins and Jew.
elrs OF all kinds. Cut Glass, Etc. for
sale.
On visiting the store give Mrs
Waller the henefit Of your purchase.
Give her q call.
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Can Mako Lots Of Money.

Any good agent con make much
money by communicating with DR..
Moran and securing an agency to sell
Moran's Tonic. Call at 1928 e. Main
St, Richmond, Va. and see him abou,
It, III you are a nonresident, write
him and II you wish to secure inform
alton, call up Randolph 1852. Easy
money Is what you want and You will
find 1t in landing this preparation.
Call today.
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PnXNTERs WANTgD,

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MAKE YOUR OWN HAIR GROWER

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MoCANTs' MANUFACTURING &C

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THR 4. NJ. O. a. MOTIFS.

The corner OF Third and Leigh
Streets was a live wire last Friday
night as usual. President A. c..
Clarke was in his place and an OK
cellent program was rendered. We
wore delighted to havo Prof. Edwards
who rendered special selections on
tho violin. President John S. Pow
eli was called upon to represent tho
Womon's Auxiliary, men and boys,
the women and men Of the community
by saying that wo want to show our
Goneral Secretary DR.. S. G. Burrell
that We want him to know that we
havo him at heart and his work Is
not forgotten.
His entire thought was full OF hope
and cheer to all and In conclusion
he knocked tho Secretary out by
presenting a purse to him on tho
half Of tho many friends OF tho com
nunity and the 7. M. q. A.. Our
Secretary could not very well open
his mouth for he was surprised. He
said that the greatest thing that was
upon his heart was the other man and
not himself, thus he was completely
surprised.
Something else awaited all who
wore present. A table In tho upper
chamber laden with many good things
whore all shared alike and many kind
remarks were mado. Mr.. Darius
Harris and others are responsible for
this severe blow that our Secretary
got at this hour. He Is still thank
ing you and hopes to continue to lot
God lead him.
The explanation on the Sunday
ln- Co
tromely interesting and helpful.
Tho workers were out last Sunday
in good numbers and the meeting
was good one. $50 A. NJ. at tho
Y. M. G. A.
10 A. M. General Secretary Scott
Q Burrcll conducted n special meet
Ing for the women in the penitcntiary
Tho work in tho city Jail 10 A. M
brought forth great results. Two
prisoners wero won for Christ.
The inmates of the city home, 10
A. M. enjoyed tho meetings and tho
committee was more than paid
M. at the Y. M. G. A. Sergeant
walter S. Reese, who has Just re.
turned from France spoke to the boys
and carried them over his entire trip.
We wish You could have seen tho
attention which the boys gave and
what happy bunch they were. The
Sergeant did not forget that no was
once boy OF the Bows Department
Of the Y. M G. A. We are proud
him and thank God for His. care.
The men crowded the Y. M. c.. A.
$3.50 p. NJ. and wo were happy to
welcome the ladies. This was a
great drive for the souls Of boys and
men. Row. p. II. Flack went right
after tho men and made strong
appeal to the men who profess to
know Christ to come out from the
world and let God use them. Mrs.
Hattie Flack sang with that spirit
that went to the heart of tho man
who did not know Christ. This Is n
great beginning mon. Keep it up.
Come out today, ) p. NJ. Men be
on timo Sunday ready for hard work.
=. M. at the Y. NJ. G. A. special
meeting for boys. Mothers help us
$3.50 p. M. at tho Y. NJ. C. A., Rev
w. b. Ball will speak to the mon
MIR. James II. Walls will sing. Sc
, that another man comes
Every homo Is asked to have spe
cial prayer for the Y. N. G. A.
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Do YOU KNOW HINP

Information wanted as to the where
ahouts of Low Coleman. When last
heard from, he was living in Newport
News, Va. Address his sister, Mrs
ellen Wycoff, care Of C. e. Epps, 325
Plainheld, Ave-, Plainfleld N. ).
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Tho following 10 an editorial coR-
mont from tho New York Tribune
OF recent date:
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Tho Jewish Daily News mado tho
Following comment on the home
coming OF the famous Fifteenth New
York Regiment from tho fields of
France:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
Geake Opens Vocal
Studio at St. Johns
Guild Hall Today

George g,ake opened u vocal stu-
dto lon IN, citN Yesterday morning
Tho announcement has created con-
siderable interest among the music
lniris of A~lhuuurrIuc. who have ON
several orvnsiuns had an opportunity
OF hearing Mr Geake sing.
Formcrl, eft the New York Metro
Uolttnn Opera company, Mr. Gonko
has made bio home here FOR several
months and hits Singing has created
the demand for the upcuinE OF u stu-
do here Mr. Gcake announced this
morning that be- would teach uniN "A
limited number Of pupils. The studio
viii Doc ut the Guild hall adjoining -,
Johns Episcopal church
The Italian method viii be used
hy Mr. Grlkr boz hi teachings, ~ h
b. recognized uH the greatest Of an
uuursua Nj GtakU ~ an expert 300
this typo uf teaching, having studied
uudor some of the greatest masters
of the art Botb beginners and ai-
vuucrd pupils viii be given thg
courso. 4 s%prcuilt, viii also be- made
81 the studio NJ voice placement.
which iH ON, of the most essential
features Ut successful singing of an,
kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

ChicaEo. March % iiors. receipt.
Co. ono. market uneven. mostly 20
cents lower than Yesterday average.
tsHrl1 sales orc lrm Iuik Of Hiics
SO gUHtip sNs hatthsm ftef01
$3.50. nrhts ftSsb2t SO go: packing
Nts.2bm SO so. throw outs SO 90 "a
tis 90. pigs. good 90 choice 81 90 %
fiNet.
cattle receipts 5000 hcof steers and
she stock % o. 20 cents higher. bulls.
calves ANA feeders HieuiY 10. atronr.
Beef cattle. good. choice and prime.
$40 4hM $50 .ii common and medium
t10.Gi HfiG.4a. butcher stock. n
and hcifcrH fTg5utft fbt cannora
and cutters g. 900 81 lt stockers On I
feeders good choice and prime 81 -
uftbg 90. inferior. common and me.
iilm - COS 81 90. veal calves. good
and choice 81 sont $500.
sheep receipts 10000 market
opened steady tu ffous hest lambs
held highcr lambs ,holfo and prime
fi9 1anf SO 90. medium and good
SIS 100 ft1sa ,ulis So 20 nftf 90.
ewes rhni,r aud prime 1thi 10
sass. medium and good fiieiW
fif,5, cults $500 $500
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,hlcnsn I.na.I OF Irahc.

chicago. March ls Heavy selling
if isndinr houses bed tu sharp -sf.
htrkH TODAY in ths price ~ corn.
Opening prices which ranged from
~ Co 81 ont nr' lower with NAV
fta7a Ca tt.zs aud Iuly fiaa fu
sat were followed Dos s0m'fhiur of
% rally. bat thcn by % decided fresh
declius
oats dropped viii rofu Nfi,r
opening cDut ~ = coui dpwf with
NAV 90 10 sah M, market undvr.
wrnt IL mHher Htr
Provisions weakened Husr % SHOW
ut STRENGTH at The start
Additional puu hasing of Argentine
corn to como go The United States
tnuicH Co prevent any important rally.
The close snh weak = 10 ~ ruutl
met lower with Ma 81 ST. to 81 DO
end Iult ttai. Go N.atb
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FOR SALE

t~s.sb0--s room. ~ story brick. bath.
electric liEhta. sidewalks.
Highlands, close In.
tg.ooo--s room bungalow. modern.
large sleeping porch. com.
pletciy furnished. University
Heights.
$1,000 room frame. modern. hot
water heat. corncr lot, garage.
shade trees. good location.
Third ward.
ta.aOO-a-room bf,sk. modern, bot
water heat. good shade,
garage, Fourth ward. closs
In.
t3,SOO-G-room brick. modern. vel
built. hot water heat corner
lot HiEhianda. close In.
ss.00o-b-room frame. modern, clos,
In. Fourth ward.
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KANSAS Jit,. Mo March "a HOES
receipts aonO markct hiEhcr. hoa.
$50 20 So COG piss fitnn $3.50
cattle receipts 1900. market higher.
steers $500 so 600. western ft2ui
tts 900. COWS g. Unu tltnns hsifefI
$40 On $3.50. stopkcfs and ferder.
So nn 70 so t0. calves 500 t1fsu
sheep receipts 5000 market higher.
Lambs fip-smf $3.50. NrHt.Hg-
kti foffft7 fOs wcth'u tifiOH So
ewes ti1 roo titto
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THE MARKETS


New YORK. March ia-Additionnl
gains were mate hy oil motor. dls.
uilinE leather I'M fertiiiSer shares
during the morning stock market
HhippinEs also hardened but The add
wRs occasionally halted hN Of
fsfinrE OF rails. Htecis and Coppert
The only material change among
rails was u tWo point define la ~.
Paul ~ noon industrial alcohol
equipments aud various speCialticH Tel
another spirited advance.
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truNrr colo March o. cattle tg.
rviptu tOpu market stead, beef stouts
so so1f fibn 900. COWS aud heifcfs 81 'l
tt2 nn. storksra and feeders N2 Poo
fiitu. cni,sr itibo~ tit 90
UnrE receipts 5000 market higher.
top $500, huh 50 900 SIS IN.
Sheep receipts 1900. mHrktt hIEhrr
tpmts tiN.f $40 Un. ewes fis DO
81. 10 100
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BY Ripley,

about cur and u half before he
Joined the arnp
The successor 20 the young lowan
probably viii be I'd stranger"
Iewis Wladck zbyszko. or John
Pesek. u neN ome from thai cradle
nf %ErupplerH the central states low D
aud Nohrtshy prphahiN rtHstIut
would have IL chance tu IrHt hls mpf
tle " hu Nuuid change nlauaEcrs
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wANTED-salesmen

WANTED Hish grade specially
salesman hN manufacturer u ma
tiorulN advertised products io rover
tturitoI Zoo Hud around A-lhu9uoraue
tApen.." .IlHtF and extra eomprnIu-
ton Address noA So Ctrg Herald,
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mark. casos Included az = n ~ ac
Potatoes higher. receipts 80 cars,
WISCONSIN ard Michigan alG0m
81 20. MinuVrota ti.iOM $50
Iuultry alive. unchanged.
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Sow Nufk. March ~ Mercantile
paper unchanged, aterllnr unchanged.
Mexican dollars unchanged
Time inHut firm and unchanged
fuii money UNCHANGED
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LOST

los. YESTERDAY afternoon ON way
home from central school. black
velvet ram OShnnter. Return to iit
= tith street or Y. N. e. A.. or
Phone wIlf. Howard.
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New York. March a. -ilhcftv
Tiunds close today were asa fgStis
nr-t a. spfae. second g. So 1gs nrsf
49, f1faf. second "a f4Ihus third
- t9itk. fourth fas fYa1e
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NEW MEXICO cnErRAL RAILWAY
PASSENGER rRAis SCHEDULE

No. I coanscis % Tprunrs VITA n T. \
carf 81 Santa W With ID q a. fsr Denver.
No. J c1uneets 81 kennsdy rith A. II 4
\ y No. 10 from Alhaqusrqns n willard
With A. T a a y. tfaln f0r haunfainalr
nelsa and Aihuqasrgas A. rorranee With "
2 A = " Ne. 4 for ha.fa Res. Tutamcau
and the eat
For farhsr iniorsnatns eemmanieaie viii
.. ar00EnkON.
Lathe ranaFgr.
ranla %. \. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

Difficulty in obtaining vessel room
for exports had considerable bcarisii
influence OF provisions bat the main
factor appeared TO ho gossip nhou,
government action 80 be taken Against
boarding.
Close.
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Caddock Quits.

Earl tiddock, wrestling champion
uf the world q, is retired n, writes
tram France that 10 health UoIupols
him 90 giv M The mat giulU forever
when ne Be- finally returned and mus.
tered out Of the army he will go 90 e
ranch m Wyoming where he hop %
regain ms health
t'Iinok d. only uWtuN-HIN Ntlr"
Ola tnU e pullsr, HIsi mYu to I
considered ih, snaftrsJ iud .IUN,.es'
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WANTED-MGle Help


WANTED druggist Apply at
once. Husonwald's-Ofncc Second
Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

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entry books Tor mercantile or lumber
firm. Some ability AZ snleaman.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
PAIN BON SALE.

A uARGAiN-igO acre homestead on
Rio Grandc river In las lalomaa
valley. 80 acres river bottom, - acres
IN high state OF cultivation. , acres
alfalfa. with widmill and 3 II. 4. gas
engine and az inch pump, shallow
water. 3 room house with barns,
sheds. etc. all ror $500 cash for
quick sale. worth 5000.