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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14

fee of Geo, w. Kemper, Minot, North
Dakota, for the excavation of base
ment and construction Of the concrete
foundation for a church building in
accordance with plans and specifica-
tons prepared by Ira L. Rush, Archi-
tect, Minot, N. Oak.
All bids are to be sealed and accom-
panied by a certified check to be made
payable to "All Saints Episcopal
Church Building Fund"
Separate bids will be received for
the excavation and the concrete work.
Plans may be had from the archi-
tect, Geo. W. Kemper, or Attorney
Greene. t1cg
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14
Minot win DO Paving.

The city Of Minot is advertising for
bids for paving the South Hill to
Eighth avenue, Second street North
west from the viaduct to Fourth Ave
nue. and from Fourth Avenue North
west to Mouse river.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14
Lieut.. Carlson Home Next Week.

Lieut.. Carlson Home Next Week.
Lieut.. A. B. Carlson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carlson. is expected back
in Minot next week, after service in
France. Lieut.. Carlson stopped in
Boston to receive his degrees in the
Shrine.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14
NOTICE OF BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received up to and opened at eight
o'clock p. M, August 18th, at the Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
DIR. CECiL'S DEFENSE.

We have read with interest the
open letter Of Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil
chairman of the Richmond Sunday
Campaign Committee. In it he ana
his committee disclaims all RESPONSE
Dllity for tho exclusion Of the colored
people from all parts OF the City Audi
torium during the conduct OF the cam
pagn for the saving OF the souls or
oil men. We are puzzled to know
Just who was responsible for the act
ion Of the police officcrs in insulting
and humiliating one of the most loyal
classes of people in this republic.
Rev. DR.. Cecil makes Il statement
that is worthy of some communication
but he spells it all when he attempts
To blame the colored m nisters, ire
speotive Of denomination for the In
ability OF the colored people to hear
the distinguish layman who Is do
ing so much to reform the world.
The colored people Of Virginia In
particular and the Southland in gen
eral or ratnef tne DcI Ter GRASSES ol
them are gh-strung and critical like
the better classes of white people. In
fact many Of them were nurtured
and raised in some OF the best white
families in the Southland. Natural
ly what white southerner would re
sent a colored southerner would re
sent. The person or persons who are
responsible for our failure to hear
Mr.. Billy Sunday are those who
placed armed police. officers at the
City Auditorium to insult and to
drive away respectable colored peo-
pie. who went there to hear this
world-renowned evangelist.
The crap,shooters. gamblers, jail
birds and penitentiary conv'cts did
not go there, but the respectable self
respecting elements went to hear the
Word OF God preached in it's practi-
cal simplicity. The excuse given was
they did not have enough room for
white people. Let us see: When
Sacred Heart Cathedral in the aris-
tocratic white district was dedicated
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

for the time being. Possibly there
may be q secret understanding about
matter that calls for tho greatest
publicity. Those of us who arc we'll
informed OF the Japanese character
and characteristics feel certain that
the end q not yet.
When this question is raised again
and a test vote reached, who doubts.
but what Japan will win her point
and be made secure in her conten'
ccived it's dcath-blow In Russia, Ger
many, Austro- Hungary, Portugal and
Ireland. 1t is possible that it's pass
ing away will be heralded in many Of
the countries in the New World. even
in the United States of America,
where it has been most firmly III
trcnched. We are watching with In
tcrest the final result of the Peace
Conference. Certain 1T Is that Ger
many made no mistake when 1t nal
" got its enemies together around
tn, council chamber table,
The unity of action that character
:zed its deliberations in the past Will
hardly live through the many weeks
of discussion that arc just ahead.
Kaiserism is dead i'll Germany and
tho death.rattlc is now observable III
the throat OF the colossus Of race
prejudice. God rcigns and the Gov
crnmcnt at Washington still lives"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
FARMVIlILE NEWS

Large and enthusiastic crowd at
tended both the morning and even.
ing services at the First Baptist
Church OH last Sunday. At tho IL
o'clock service the pastor, Rev. ].
Fl. Wiley preached strong and prac
tical sermon from ST. John 17:1.
Theme: ''Rcciprocal Glorilication"
His text for tho evening service was
found Amos 1913. Subject: Can TWO
walk together except they be agreed.
The seimon was hclpful and earnest
~ delivered.
Last Sunday was the closing day
OF the great revival which has been
III session at the Race Street Church,
conuuc.eu ny rev. Jacob randolph,
the pastor and Rev. Shelton Anucr
Don Oh rowhalan. Many were led to
accept the Lord Jesus as their Say.
Jour.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

The Sunday Schools of Fulton ex
tend cordial welcome to you each
and every Sunday ut $50 A. NJ.
Last Sunday the Rising Mt. Zion
and tho Mt. Calvary Baptist Sunday
Schools were well attended ant. wo still
request your presence.
Last Sunday was mems day at the
Mt. Calvary Baptist church. At 1880
A. M. we had very unique program
rendered, the address was delivered by
one OF the members OF The Sunday
School the master OF ceremonies was
Mr., John Foster. At $3.50 p. NJ. we lis
tened to real spir tual sermon by Rev.
w, II. Skipwith the great Evangelist,
but one OF Nazareth's own sons.
At $3.50 p. NJ. the address was deli
vcred by Mr.. Harrison Beverly Of the
4th Baptist Church, he mnde fine ad
dress. The master ~ ceremonies WIS
Mr. Lemne' Egglcston. Mr.. Milton Dab
ney also assisted in T. G services Come
Mt all times. The services at Ill times
are the same to friend and member
alike In the S. S. and morning ser
wees we Ind present on the ro~trum
Rev. w. Carr, Of the Virginia Union
University. In the evening were
rev. Daniel James ard Rev. Owens.
The choir under the able leadership
of Bro. Nathaniel Yates was present
each service and rendered some very
beautiful music. The collection for
the day was $7625. We had ono added
to tho church as watch care members
and four came to the front to he
prayed for. Although Rev. Skipwith
preached from the subject, "Why the
War broke,' he did not fail to extend
an invitation for some one 10 accept
Christ
Sunday, Feb. 23rd Rev. Cobbs will
preach. His subject in the morning
will DO Hell" Tie first Sunday at 3
80 p. NJ. Rcv r. V. Pcyton Of the 9th
Mt. Zion Bapt s. Church will almini
stcr the Lords Supper. Remember
DOR rally the goal is S2,0C2 by III
fourth Sunday in May.
Row. Kemp IS conducting the Union
Revival Services for us.
Rev Black of the Va. Union Tn" vcrsi
ty oflciatcd last Sunday FOR Rev. N. b.
Brown OF ;hc Rising Mt Zion Baptist
Church. lie electrified the people al
each service.
Mrs. II l.. Holmes received word
from her son,Pvt Charles Godfrey of
the 369th u. S. r, l.. formerly tho N.
Y. 18th. He rrUri.il FL t'uoFI'T C
Y. 18th. he arrived safely in N. Y. the
18th Of Fob after more than months
service overseas. Ar or he has been
mustered out,hc expects to spend some
time. with his relatives in Richmond
Va. Word was also received from Mr..
Meredith Foster that he had arrived
safely In New York from overseas,
May God safely guide him to good
old Richmond Va.
There will be a great sacred enter.
tainment, Feb. 23rd ut $3.50 p NJ. at
the Mt. Calvary Baptist church given
Ivy the Sunday School OF the 9th Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. Come and hear
the unique program that has been
prepared.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
4AE !. RaqlsaagMp Ea.aa1s4 aagasagsn, yxllqE.nA

Right Rev. Charles Hannigan secur
cd special accommodations on the
main floor OF that sacred edifice for
some OF our leading oolored citizens.
Irrespective of denomination. They
were practically right under the dis
tlngu shed Roman Catholic prelate,
who delivered an eloquent sermon.
Colored citizens were accorded
places in line and all Of this took place
when ten thousand or more white
people were clamoring for admission
Certainly II tho influential Roman
Catholic Church could do this. tho
protestant clements with which tho
colored Ecop'e OF tn 8 community
are actively affiliated could afford to
do do tie same thing. But enough
for that. What we want to know Is
who an, ,oi ived the police,off GERS to
bar colored people from the City
Auditorium? II Chairman Cecil and
hip committee who have charge Of the
affair are not responsible, who Is re-
sponsible? BY every rule of either
reason or logic, Rov. DR.. Cecil and
his committee are rospons BILE. Ger
tainly, the colorcd ministers OF tn y
city are receiving communication not
only from united constituency OF
colored people, but from thousands
Of white people as vol.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

The Richmond. Va, NcwsLcader,
in its issue Of the 18th inst. says:
Tho following interesting statement
from Rows. w. Y. johnson and Il .
ID. Lew $, pastors. respectively OF the
FirSt and Second African Baptist
churches OF Richmond was received
some days ago. but was overlooked
until attcnt on was direc cd to it by
~ article in the Richmond Planet
We regret that we were not able to
give it earlier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
This will be gratifying information
not only to our readers, but also to
tho divines, whose communication
Will do much to convey to the white
people or richmond, the fundamental
reasons why the Baptist Minister'S
Conference of Richmond and vicin ty
and the nj .nistcrial Alliance declined
to accept tho special invitation to
attend meeting conducted by the
very able Mr.. Billy Sunday and his
associates.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
MEMORIAL TO COLONEL THOMAS
NJ. CRUNIP.

Officers and Committee: w. Henry
Walton, Prcsiden.; John r. Chil1s.
Vice Pres dent j w Thompson Trca
surcr Edward Turner. Rec. Sccreta
ry. John T. Taylor, Fin Secretary
w. Henry Jones, John ~. EggleG:o on
j. Henry Tay.or. James Anthony.
r. II. Fauntlcruy, b. A. Graves.
Chaplain
Send all contributions to John r.
Taylor. zoe N. End. ST. II chm0nd
w Contr but ons:
Planet Lodge. Richmond. Va, 800,
w. Henry Walton $500; John Nit
chell Jr.. $1,000: joan r Taylor
$500; r. w. Whiting $500: s. S
Baker, 81 90: ]. W. THOMPSON. $500
John r. Ch1osI s1.00; James AN
thonv 800: w Henry Jones, 81 90;
w. Henry Taylor $100: j. ] Carter
SIS 90; II. IT. Tauntleroy $500: Ed
ward Turner. s1.o0: Jno r. Fgg'es
ton 500: DR.. J. O. Dawson S. 90;
w r Green. 500: VIM. II. Hayes.
81 90: Jno. l.. Ballard 100: w s.
Franks 81 90: S 7. Gi'p'n. 500;
Mrs Maggie l.. Walker $1,000: Mrs.
NIla o. Waller $500: A. v Norrcll.
ar 81 20. Chester p Ca"'"r g 90
7. l.. Roya1l. D. D. q. c.. R'a"kstone,
$500 Mrs. Lucy Cross Richmond .
$1.00: Friendship Lodge No. 3 X. Of
p. Norfork. sk no. Centralia Bant'st
Church ChestArfe,d. s277: A. L. Card
we'll. Richmond, 81 90: A. d. Price.
la'chmond. $1,000; Mrs Lucy M. Fields
Richmond. $50; J. e. Robinson, Rich
mond. $50.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
GIRLS HAVE PRETTY FACE AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

An Atlanta man makes new dis
covcry that makes an old face look
years younger. II your skin is dark,
brown, or covered with freckles or
blemishes, use use little Cocotone
Skin Whitener; it's made with cocoa
nut oil and Is perfectly harmless. \
few days use will improve your
looks 100 percent. The wornout
skin comes of evenly, leaving no
evidence Of the treatment, tho new
healthy under skin appearing rs a
lovely new complexion.
Just ask your druggist for an
ounce Of Cocotone Skin Whitcner,
and If he will not supply you send
twenty-five cents to The Cocotonc
Co, Atlanta, Ga, and they will send
you Il box by return mail.
If your hair is hard to comb, is
kinky, happy and will never stay
straight, just use Cocotone Hair
Dressing and it wi | become straight,
long, soft, glossy and beautiful in Il
few days. Mail orders tilled-25c
for large box.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
THE CLOUD UPON THE HORIZON.

The reports from the Peace Confer
once would seem to indicate that
there arc evidence of unrest among
Tho all cd delegates. Tho following
report will DO of interest:
Che draft Of the society Of nations
plan was then unanimously adopted
rs whole.
Tho final draft consists Of twenty
SIX articles.
President Wilson will personally
read the draft to a pienary meeting
Of the peace conference tomorrow .
fhc conference will not be asked to
/ nHiy adopt it at this time.
The. Japanese delegation presented
an amendment provld ng that racial
discrimination should not BIO tolerated
III Immigration laws.
Several delegates urged that this
would open such q large question that
great delay might ensue. and the mat
30" w&s dropped without Il vote
Just what all OF this means can
only be surmised. 1t is plainly evil
dent though that racial discrimina.
tions will como before tho body
again mad that 1t is one OF many Of the
unsettled questions now before thu
Peace Conference. AS matter OF
courtesy. the subject was dropped
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

peTm1tted TO take "a flying loAD'
across the ocean
According TO what we know Of the
brilliant Dr.. Du Bo-s. he 10 In no
posi- lion to stand upright in the Pan
African Conference and to speak out
against tho denial of rights and priv
ilcges In this country. He can con
denim lynchings for the dist ngu sh-
ed occupant Of the White House ana
DR.. II. II. Motion and nearly every
Governor in this country have done
tho Same thing. DR.. Du Dois express
pol cy not to return the German Afri
can colonies to Germany. but to set
them UP as independent republics.
If he proposes to back up Dr.. w. II.
Trottcr. Rev. DR.. e. w. Moore, Hon.
Harry C. Smith, Rev. j. Milton Wal
dron, Mrs. Ida Wells Barnett and Il
host OF others in their extreme but
question, it would nc we'll for h M
to make that fact known to the wait
ing throng in this country.
Certainly under the terms OF the
call as published. he has the oppor-
tunity of lifetime to voice our
troubles and to demand n hearing ut
the forum of the worlds represents
lives. For our part, the situation
looks peculiar. IL our representatives
arc to represent the people of Afr ca,
who are Quick-wittcd and venture
some, surely. We may be able to ap-
peal to the representatives from
Japan TO represent the colorcd peo-
pic OF the United States of America.
Is there any so'f-dctcrmination for
the colorcd folks OF this country? If
there is then the people that repre-
scnts Tie colorcd folks OF this country
should have been perm tied to attend
the Peace Conference and PanAfri-
>an Conference in order that they
might voice their desires in Their
own language and in Il way accept
able to themselves.
! 1t may be that we made a great
mistake, when we failed to select
and elect Dr.. II. II. Motion, DR.. w.
T.. b. Du Bots and Col. Roscoe G.
Simmons for then we would have
Ind nble representatives., duly ac-
credited to represent the colorcd peo-
pie of tho United States of America.
AS the matter now stands, Rev. DIR.
VII Jernigan. the only duly &C
credited delegate will hardly have
time to open his baggage before the
Chairman Of the Pan-African Confer
cncc will have announced meeting I'D
journed until the assembling OF tho
next Peace Conference some one hun
drcd years from now.
We hope that DR.. Jernignn will be
provided with ample funds to pre-
sent his side Of the case and to make
Il respectable showing before this III
flucncn nj tribunal. Whom no returns
to tbs country. it will be interesting
to know just how he secured that
pass .rort from the Department. Of
State and whether or not, he too
went as the alleged representative
ci some colorcd publication. We do
not like the look Of affairs. 1t bears
the car-marks Of intrigue ana doub o
dealing on the part Of somebody. The
peoples interests may be safe, we
mean the colorcd peoples interests,
but Il seems to us that the fine Ital-
ian hand OF some master mind Is III
cv dcnce in every move upon the po-
litical checker board Of this new di-
Iiomacy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
Wher my beloved husband sleeps
Ills wife, MRS. MARY t.. JONES.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

MIR. Morwin Edward Branch of Ely>
81. celebrated his 10th birthday on
lhsl wednesday evening from 1850 to
~ O'Clock. The parlor and hall were
beautifully decorated and dancing and
games were enjoyed. Music was furn
lshed by Miss Lillian Paige and Miss
Naomi Branch. Arncatha and Laralettc
Branch received the guests. Those pres
ent: Misses Temple Brown, Nlaine
"hlte' Bel Jackson, Willie and Eslele
Aus Lillian Paige, Lott.e and Rosa
iembrfck. Blanche BraXton. Mary and
Robbie Armstcad, Mann g Taylor. por
tia Scott, Messrs. Fitzgerald Foster.
Joe Madden, Latncy Allen, James
Grlgss, Horace Brooks, Hunter Dean.
While Epps, Clifford Hughes and Wad
dell Rice
ller"ln received many handsome
and useful presents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

President Woodrow Wilson is COM
inc home. IIc has had trouble In
Europe. He will have more trouble
in the United States OF America at
the hands. not only OF the politicians
but at the hands OF those who hon
cStlv disagree with him. Whom 1t
comes to changing the Constitution
OF tho United States, he is confront
cd with Il proposit on that will con-
sumo decade in its ultimate tri-
nmph.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

C0Iored folks, study the rules of
etiquette and the principles OF truo
pol 'tcnoss, This rising generation
does not seem to appreciate the I'm
portancc OF this. but those OF US who
are experienced know that It will
mako iifc's pathways easy and tho
rond to Heaven much more pleas
ant Journey to take.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

The hour tcr tho eXp.;NNEon on
INC SUNDAY SchAl Lessen last Sat
cay Was Il live Mire and everybody
was busy.
Last Sunday was II full day for ser
vice by boys and men.
$50 ~. NJ. 1T ihc Y. NJ. G. A. Build
ING the workers held Social meeting
ana the key TO tie ouy WAS found by
the men.
y very impressive meeting was
Eeld III the rcnitentiary 10 A. NJ. wi Ii
the women. The great temptation
which came to Chris. WIS II great
hclp to them. Three women accepted
CHRIST and everybody WAS happy.
III a. NJ. the committee held special
meetings in The city Jail with the
prisoners and much was ACCOMPLISHED
The inmates of the city home were
siad TO Mclcon.c tie Cummi Ice.
10 ~. NJ. and the meetings were a
Joy to all
II. NJ at the Y. NJ. G. A. Bni ding
the boys crowded and gave strict at
lehlion To what was old TO them. The
time to help tho hoy is TO take hold
on him now.
The men We're more than paid for
coming out to he Y. III. {. A $50 p.
nj. ana we've given an address by the
PRESIDENT OF the True he.ormcrs (Mr.
w. 5. WoousonJ VINO knows lust
Men Wanteu.' Every man left feel
ing thai he had been g.catly helped.
1ho Barrett Brothers added much to
the meeting by the special music that
they rendered. (The piano and yiolin.)
Everybody is invited to the Y M.
i Z. A. Building today p. Nj. to hear
the explanation on the Sunday School
losson. DR.. w. ii Stokes as usual
Is giving special attention this help
winch he is giving to the communi
ty. Come and see that another man
and woman come. Free.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
The workers will have a special
meeting $50 A. M. at the Y M. C.
A.
All boys are invited to the special
meeting for boys p. M at the Y.
M. G. A.
A great meeting for mon $50 P.
M. at the Y. M. G.. A. Building. AS
istant Clshier of the Mechanics Say
fngs Bank, Mr. Leroy T. Ragand, will
address the men. Subject: The Young
Man who Wins. Master Glen earring
ton will render violin solos acompan
led by Mr.. George w. Howell Mr.. Wal
ter White will sing solos from his soul.
Every man Is asked to be a committee
for this meeting. Gene and bring
the other man.
Watch for the great evangalistic
effort. Be a committee. Get ready by
calling upon God that the Holy Spirit
/ may take charge. Have faith men.
Every homo Is asked to remem
Der the work of the Y. M C. A. by hav
| ing special prayer for the work. With
out God we are nothing. He sees all
we do. Help us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

Our colorod troops arc coming
home covered with glory. A nation
That looked upon them at one time
with disdain is now regarding them
with smiling appreciation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
BEULAH a. Nj. T.. CHURCH

Sunday School opened at 9:3O A.
nj. Supt. II. ii. y. Brown and \lhc
teachers explained the lesson LeAut
ifuity TO the delight OF the scholars.
We are glad to state at this writ
ing tina, our Sabbath School is grow
ing Pastor Rev. j. r. Augustus
preached at 1880 to n splendid au
dicncc from General cpistlc Of James.
Sub, ect: 'railh W thout work is deaf"
Junior League met II. the usual hodr
and the topic was very much enjoyed
~ Light the pastor dIsrnug5Ga from
i'~"'n :. II tEts. RGjoicn. n - 4 ;
Few Az: I:lus at G =. IL, aIl ',ssrd
t. !. " /. \. Communl'r Cu.'
Quite large number of young mon
were out TO hear nm. The club is grow
IL" we arc glad to say.
The night school ana kindergarten
conuucLt>. ny the Mothers Council are
&cIin& alng nicely. They are stu ask
ing the mothers to send thoir cA !dreM
MIR. Walter Hayes and Miss Sarah Tay
loF were Qui"tly malr.cI MonLay Feb
17th at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. ].
II. Harvey Of Grove ST.
Mr.. Howard Vaughan spent several
days in Richmond last week.
Miss Sallic Evans OF New York is
here visiting NJ IS Maud Holmes of
South St.
Mss Elfic Sell who teaches with
Miss Hattie Bland in graded school
at Zion Hill visited Der home at StauD
ton Va.
Mr. Van Sect OF Amelia was the
guest OF Miss H. c. Ward Sunday. Mr.
Scott recently returned from Franc
and Italy.
Miss Ethel Smith was the guest OF
Mrs. Ida Dolllng last vCcn.
Mr.. Lewis BOILING Of LynChburg is
now III bus ness with his uncle Mr..
Joe Boiling on Main st.
Mr. Thomas Jcllrcss is sill confined
to H. room, much to the regret OF HIS
hlcnds. Mr.. Jcffrcss was t..ken serio4s
ly i'll while on business trip to Rich
mond.
Mrs. Martha Hairstcn has received
man, has arrived safely in New York
from France.
Miss Annie Robinson our County
Superv sor left Sunday for Richmond
after receiving the message that her
home had been destroyed by fire.
DEATH OF MRS. ROSA HORACE
After long illness the spirit of
Mrs. Rosa Horace passed quietly to it's
eternal rest last Thursday Feb Is.
She was faithful member of First
Baptist for years, but on account Of
her health, she could not fill her seat
as she So DIES rcd. She also was a mem
Der of the Court Of Calanthe. The fun
eral serw COS were held Sunday OF the
First Baptist Church. Rev. Wiley, OF
fictated, assisted by Rows Ellis, Jones,
and Mcdaniel. She leaves three sons,
Frank, Willie. and Wyatt. also two
brothers to mourn their loss.
IN MEMORIAM
In sad but loving memory Of my
dear husband, Rev John Louis Jones,
who departed this fe one year ago
today. February %, 1918.
Some may think I'll soon forget thee
And my wounded heart be healed,
But they little know the sorrow,
That's within my heart concealed.
Heaven now retains nv husband.
Earth his lonely casket keeps
And the sunbeams love to linger
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLISHING COMPANY, n ST.,
Richmond, Virginia Phone Randoph O10G
Printing and Publishing
AZURE Music Bibles Books Etc Everything
professional
and PeodcalsSend
Bap Publication
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

Tho Allies may be goading Ger
many on to another war, but from
como 10 the "scrappilc" for at least
twenty years to come.