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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Pew Rally ut v. L. u.

Prof, j. Milton Sampson will speak
~ Virginia Union University, Sunday
Mar1h 80, 1919, at $50 p. NJ. Let
an ire lovers OF education be Present
WIN jhcir envelopes wei filed thus
hrIplhE the Endowment Fund OF Viz
Einia Union University.
Proi. w. i. Clarke. the newly
elected President OF Virginia Union
niE"rS1tr will welcome the ciIizcn.
OF Richmond.
Please come carly and get good
seat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Dr. T.. Il. jefferson had quite an
exciting experience f'r day lith inst
at about =. NJ He was returning
to his Office and had crossed the G.
and .. Railroad tracks on Hospital
street when his chauffeur, Raincy
started across thr ScaoIrd Il. X.
TRACKS a a I'vrly clip. The wheels in
som" manner shiddci TO the right
and up the track. y quick shift Of
the steering wheel sent the car II
another direction and in avoiding Il
telegraph pole in still another dircc-
ion. The result WAS that the car turn
cd oycr and nr. Jefferson Icing un-
der found his chauffeur on ;op Of
hm. He was painfully but not scri-
ou%ly injured.
His face was bruised and his side
has paincd him much since. He was
confined TO his residence several days
but is now on; nEan looking after
his patients.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Services ut Bethel A. nj. D.

Cheat meeting at 3rd St, Bethei
~. NJ. +. church, Sunday March 80
under the auspices OF "rhe Woman's
Missionary Movement ."
Everybody welcome. Every woman
eNpcc ed 10 be present TO hear Miss
Bianch Wright at II \. NJ, Subject:
The 20th Century Woman. Her place
In the home, the Church and The State
Don't fail to hear her.
Mrs. Il. ID. Bowser will deliver
one or her famous addresses at $50
You can't afford to miss it,.
AT $50 here viii be platform meet
ms with 10 minute speeches by Mad
amcS Y. j. King, W. r. johnson
aud Lille Payne. Good music. Hear
the great woman's chorus.
This is 10 b. Il great day for the
women. All men invited.
Mrs. T.. l.. -. BRYAN, Pres.
Miss /. +. DAVIS. Secretary.
Nrv. A.. T.. hANlS Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Regeneration Among White Papers
and People of the South.
tRy the A.s.o2iatcd Negro Preas.


birmingham, Ala. March .-Regen-
Grafton az well us reconstruction ia
soing on in the south Mover has
the south been put TO such test OF
endurance as we'll rs diplomacy as
il is now passing through.
In the first place the South is
very much in need of labcrcrS o.
pecia!ly on the farms. 1t naa not got
ten over the effects Of the large mi.
grafton north for the past three
years and with it the thousands OF
Negroes who We're taken by the select
i've service into the army. can-
rtiEn OF publicity has been started
in the North urging Negroes to re
Iurn to their former southern homes,
and be received with open arms" SO
to speak. y large number OF the
Northern communities arc up IN
arms. and are protesting against the
efforts to induce the colorcd people
10 return just as the south protested
aGa!nS' the nOrthcrncrS coming down
here and offering the men higher
wages 10 come up in the real land
OF the free.
The white daily newspapers Of the
South are constantly having cxtcn--
siyc articles in concerning conditions.
ana long editorial comments concern
ing tl4o ser BUSINESS of the situa ion.
There ~" mTHy proh'"ms entering IN
10 the situation, any one Of which is
1oIh"rsoInc cnnnlh. The feel ng IS
cvcryWhcro prevalent among tho
white pcopl" that Negro boys who
have lccn in France ana who have
hnd n real taste OF social Justice. Will
no rotmn 10 thoir native homes.
Whor" for decades they have been
vent in ignorance ana privat on. ana
endure thc former things: and I. Is
vory natural that in a very respect
"l1n thnnch d"tcrminca way. tho boys
ore lo'tinr tho fact I've known Just as
the white people arc thinking.
The ro'iiical situation is one OF the
most tick1' >h. for even tho daily news
napcrs admit that It IS rankcst hypoc-
racy to allow men to die for a com
'rv. FIGHTING for tho cause of domoc-
"acv and yCt In their native lnnd are
"nahle to vote. The Democratic par
w in all sections OF the couth is bad
w snlit. and the Rcpublicana under
~" lnodcrgh'p OF National chairman
VIII II. Uays. are PLAYING for an on
oort"r''y to break The "soNd South"
IN 1920 even ut the cost. II Is stated
NV seme. OF sacrificing the Nero vote
which has praotlct'ly teen tho only
Republican stand BY IN the south
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
A GLOWING TRIBUTE.

His ideas are possible only TO Il pro
SrcSs We man, Il big man, sun CROWN
cd who lives above the fog in private
life and public thinking. Such lead
or Is the requirement Of these tines.
these per .louS times when the very
air iS pregnant " tn revolutions.
With hm | quite agree hat We are
living III new day Il day OF recon
struci.on Old ideas and systems are
paSslnG away ANA new ideas and new
systems, new combinations arc COM
ing meeting and cominSllnG. In
church State and society III general
new ConulLlonS ConlrOnL us. There.
fore, rcconSttuClcu men, men OF new
ldcAS are necessary lOr these times
hence men OF an .Quatcd luCaS, motn
DDS anu HyslonA like odd out OF Uatt
engines ANA Wagons SnOuld Hnu tut
true place upon tuc scrap pale Of IN,
Nalllaucu IrrlS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Of PY7HIl5
AUD ClII.l.H..THEAfI5
GIVE: THANKS
DIR. STOKES GREAT SERMON.
Crowd. Throng the Second Baptist
thurCh-h Fine Program.

The anniversary exercises Of the
Knights of pythias, n. A, Is. A.. T..
A.. A. & A. were held at the Second
Baptist Church. K"v Il. ID. Lewis. ID
~, pastor Tho Uniform Rauk led
by BriEadicr General John Mitchell.
Jr and Col II. G.. Mitchell. Col. w
Henry Jones, Col. w, II. Willis. Ma for
Albert a. Tcnnant proceeded tho long
line of members Of tho subordinate
lodges. Eureka Co, No. | was com
mandcd by Capt George L.. Branch
and tho Pythian Cadets by Capt.
Carlton Johnson
Tho ladies assembled In tho lecture
room Of tho church and after the
knights had passed into tho main
auditorium they followed. Tho
Pythian Odo. "God Bless Our Knight
ly Band, was sung. Prayer was Of
fored by Chaplain L. J. Morris, after
which Sir w. #. Brown led In singing
popular hymn. Later tho Scrip
turcs were read and Il most appealing
and fervent prayer WAS offered by the
popular pastor OF tho Sharon Baptist
Church Rev. A. q. Thomas
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr., who was presiding Introduced
IN most appropriate manner. Rrv
William II. Stokes, Phi. y, D. D.,
pastor or the Ehcnc"cr Baptist Church
He dealt with Jonathan and David
and for nearly an hour he ma
most eloquent appeal for old time
friendship. He said II was a strange
thing now TO hn,r of . mnr ,n,,;,.r
another man Ito h,d onr,a 80 n,,>
! cohrluSiOn that no m'n could love
God ana DESTROY his rn,,ovm,p IT.,
referred i'm tourhiur 1onruo~, IN thn
pravcr ar Roy nr ',hcn,,
IIr dse,arr1 tt,t no an, ,.,s war
thy of the mama Of man u,,, ,r>,,,.,
not a~o,r,r tnr woman y,n, h,,r,
| his name. If need hn win, r,. l;r,
He rrrnrrnd tn tho f,rt th,t -, .,.
| tain pr0mircm mrn who, VA; ,,.;t,
was elected made thn rrm,rl tl,,t
| M ha,l told hrr n,. :, ln !, n>
| denounced This noeitio,, t,,,or h,. 49,.
nrominnnt mn, - ~ ''''S
lie dealt In detail with ,b, ,,,...
| tcrirs or secret orders and ouol,nnn,
! interest and called forth sr,fr,, nr
"pnroval from tho churrh nockoa a.
! It's greatest canacitv Roy Dr nu.;,,
| was m Interested sncct,tor ,r1 ,;s
tened with rant attention
! Tho sermon OF Roy Dr c,u,.os
was rc:ar,ic1 as /, Ing tho ,hlns, -, nr
| delivered nv him upon y Similar 40
| caalon The Iubi,nn Sorrs,n,. ~,
! David sang a selection IN RI, ino,i,o
amusement and satisfaction NJ ~,
present. Applausc could no, W. enn
pressed for the time being
Grand Chancellor John Nitcn.u
| Jr. delivered an extended ,dsr,s,
He explained In detail the purposns
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Pastor Says Discrimination in L. s
Army Will Cause Trouble.

Now York. March .--Rcv. W. Spcn-
Ger carpenter. p'&tor Of the Bridge
st. "A. NJ. T.. church. has created n
sensation here by a recent sermon de
llvor"d at his church in Brooklyn In
fi& s"rmon he predicted trouble as
the result Of the d 'scrim;na' ion prac
ticcd against colored soldiers In this
country and In France by Southern
white army officers. He also spoke
against tho Discrimination by the
Rod Cross. SO great has been the do
mand to got .hc facts proclaimed by
him that several organizations havo
offered funds to produce the sermon
in pamphlet form and scatter 1t broad
cast.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
DR.. II. T.. Jones Appointed.

Or. r. T.. Jones has received an
appointment as assistant physician
and surgeon OF tho Virginia Railway
ard Power Company. Ifo IS the first
physician OF color to receive such
recognition and Is being congratulated
by his many friends. It was thought
at one timo that he was declining
In health. but since he has received
this appointment, no apparently nov
or had a sick day in his Hfe. 1t Is
evident that no will be able to dis
charge fully the duties assigned to
him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
The Southside Stirred.
FirSt Baptist Church. l5.h and De
catur Street

We are In the midst Of great re.
viral. The Rev. w. H. Skipwith. B.
d., our noted gospel preacher. singer
and evangelist is conducting the
meetings with great results.
Over seventy five persons have ac-
ccpted Christ and still they come
On Sunday morning next DR.. Skin
with Will preach n special sermon for
tho benefit OF home anG foreign mis-
SionS. Come thou With Us" Come
early and secure seat. Meetings will
continue until April 3rd A. u. y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
QUOTATIO\ J'ROM
1nr. SCRIPTURES.

Ability, rrAdJuStmrNl and efficiency
are !uch rutuItru III the irdcUIuES
Of CHRIST, SOC I.uhu D: 81, GN. NO man
pItIctu nrw Mrnc INTO UIU Sntus CIec
new Vitae tncw lucuS and sHaIClnaD
viii huISt the akInS .,nu The Wluc wIu
be lost, Dui nrM WlEr o. IDEAS ANA
eySlrna mast Ic pa. INTO ncw skins.
The NuSIovs greatest ntnucraucc to
prog rSa oDtIluS III the tact tAa, he
lS S,uw To lur$INc and forget past
wrongs A4.u .nJurlcE Gonc To hlnt.
In lJIu, the BapLlSt state tonfen,
ton and the BAPTIST General ASs1cla
tlon held Their Annual meetings III
Norfolk Va. There and then repre-
scntAl. Yes OF the two ORGANIZATIONS
conferred Together upon The auNlAa-
biIity OF irIlcrnal corporation be
tween the TIVE State bodies and ac-
cord .nGly rr.olu, .OnS were adopted IN
both meetings cmbudylnB and confirm
ing the idea THAI hereafter Iratrrnal
co. operation between the two State
bodies is desirable and shall obtain.
Members OF both organiZa ions ha LED
this action rs the beginning OF now
and better day for tn" Baptist OF
Virginia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
frof. Honey viii address Missionary
Society Sunday at Firth street.

Th" sixth anniversary and in@tana-
u"n ol tn" Missionary Society ot M"
FiIth street E@ui$t Church w.u take
rl"r" Snud.Gy. March 80. $50 ut the
church. TIL" principal Address will
h'' d" iv"rod by Prof. A. f.. Honey,
OF the Union Theological Seminary
Mr.. NJ. - Norrcll will Introduce The
speaker, Music viii be furnished by
Misses Dinhin$, Durham. GLASS. vii
liam$ and Howard, Of Hartshorn.
others on tn" program are, Mrs. 4
J. Miller. Mr.. William \. Robinson
and Pastor L. j. King, who will in
stall the officers. Mrs. Rosa B. Low
lngs Is President Of the Society.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
ALL BARRIERS TORN DOWN

According to an agreement OF our
baptist f3mily every barrier between
IFS has been torn down. In the mat
ter OF gcttine togc her, and working
together for tho cause OF Education
Ind the furtherance Of Chr ats King
dom I think I voice the sentiment OF
the members OF the General Assacia
tfon when I say that the Baptist Gen
Continued on the Fourth Page.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
|!StlOP THIRKIEI.D COMING

Bishop Wilbur p Thirkield, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, cx~
lF""ldrnt OF Howard University will
lecture ut Leigh Street Memorial Nj.
= 'hurch, corner Fifth and Leigh
streets, on Monday night, March 81,
~, at $50 O'Clock. Subject, THE
hnlldlnE or Man" Come and heat
him. All are weleolne.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Will. TIE: DAPT|5TS
Of TIE State CONE
TOGE TIER?
If NOT, WHY NOT-
Tho Kov. pr. Lewis Meets tho Issue.

With more than ord nary pleasure
| read thc address of president kjng
to the baptist Of Virginia in whica
he made = very convinc .ng appeal for
4 reconstruction and the employment
OF now methods IN christian work
consistent with the demands Of the
times.
| do not Qutc agree with those
who say that the address must b"
read and rcrcad TO fully grasp his
meaning for to my mind II was rs
clear aS crystal and as strong As steel
and must awaken n responsive chord
in the heart Of every INTEL gent Bapt
is and member in Virginia who may
pcrchance read 1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

PERSONALS AND HNiEFS.
Coz. l. Fountain Robinson is sick
a. ii6 Vast Leigh street.
>ir II II Hook.ns of Chatham.
Va, caHrd on ia las, week.
Roy. Thomaa It. White. u. D.. Of
clifton Forge. Va. was in the city
ihis week.
Row +. II Mitchell. pastor OF Enou
Tah"rn2clr BAPTIST Church. OF Bryu
Mawr Pa. called Oh us.
Tn" Grand Lodge. Knights Of
Pythias will meet in lanvillr. Va.
on tn" third Tuesday in juno.
Misa Marie Walker. who has been
indisposod. il at her usual dutics
again
Mrs. MO2ollo Burford. OF East 10th
street, Southside. 10 very Ill at this
writing.
Tho Sunday Sing at tho True Ro-
formers Hall has become quito pop
ular and crowds th:ong to hear tho
local talent.
Col. Giles II. jackson has improved
sufficiently to DO ont again. He pro
f"ssrd ro,iEion during his recent in
disposition and will join n Baptist
Church,
Editor James Weldon Johnson and
Mr. Walter +. White of tho National
Association for the Advancement OF
Science were in the city last week
and called Nn us
Rev. T.. D. Lewis says that no one
can beat RcV. DR.. A. s. ThUmas
praying except himsclf, when he
Iowisl is sick, FOR whrn he is sick
about it.
Colorcd citizens under the leader
ship and advice OF Attorney ] Ihom-
as lIcwin appeared before the Rich
mond city School Board in the Ad-
mini&trarivc building 20 ask for
rolor"d principals in colorcd schools.
\ large delegation rc Eponicd and n
faNorahl" impression was made on
the school officials.
Mrs Flor"ncc IIirkmon Cochir. Of
@"0 W. @lSt Street. South Richmond
who MAS taken seriously i'll last IN
day night with acute ind!Ecstion, is
improving slowly. SHE il under the
skill tnl treatment of DR.. j. II. Black
well. Jr.
Mrs. Richard Johnson. of West
"l@t street, South Richmond, who
has been sick for the past three or
four weeks. il. ont again.
Mr.. II. y. Porter OF Huntington
w. Va, al rr Il del ghtful visit in
this city visiting his brother. Mr..
Lewis Porter and friends return d
! home Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. Frank Blaghom of Wash
inGtnn, ID. c.. called on us this week.
lir is now located in the Office OF the
Recorder Of Deeds.
MIR and Nra l.. y. Paige. Of mum
Der 1919 n. Scvcnth Street. dcsirc
to acknowledge with many thanks
the kind evidences of Friendship cX-
tended them on the occasion OF their
Wedding reception, March 10, 1879.
The honor OF Rev. j. Spurgcon
.Irhnson instructor at Armstrong
II Eh School, pastor OF Sotomoi Bapt
iSt cnurch. A;1cc. Va, and Union
Prospect Baptist church. West Point
vicinity waS blessed on Sa 'uraav last
with a littlr daughter, Miss Pearl"
.in"ftr Johnson. The mother and
baby are doing nicely at l"rccdmen'S
Hos .ital. WaShington. u. G.. under
rh" care Of Or. Carroll 4 Brooks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

o.
The Glass In ChaufTcurIng at Pak-
or Armstrong night school at First
and Leigh stress Is open to appli-
canta for this much needed branch
Of work
The elaas mscts Monday. Tu"aday
and Thursday EVENINGS from 7.30 to
$50. Mr. w. I. Johnson. Jr., In
structor. Ffee Of charge
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
A. r.. johnson fs the Latest Artist

New Orleans, la, March Arthur
Edwin johnson OF tEis city Ia tho
aamc OF new Negro artist who has
been discovered IN tn" last fow days.
He never has taken a lesson In art,
bot hie productions nre regarded "a
naarVelous and hundreds OF people OF
hoth racos flock to his humble gallery
every day to sec his haRaiwork,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29
Card OF Thanks.

Rrv. John O. Cooke. OF Bowe St.
wishes to thank the many friends
Tor their kindness during his recent
illness. God bless them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

MIR. Silas Green, OF Lynchburg, Va.
Is spending some time in the city the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs Martenl
Walker
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

MIR. and Mrs.. l.. y. Paige, Of mum,
ber 1919 n. Seventh Street. dcSire
to acknowledge with many thanks
the kind evidences Of Friendship cx.
tended them on the occasion OF their
wedding reception. March 10, 1919.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Mr.. j. Frank Blaghom of Wash
ington. ID. G. called on us this week
lic is now located in the office OF the
Recorder Of Deeds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Colorcd citizens under the leader
ship and advice OF Attorney j Thorn
as llrwtn appeared before the Rich
mond city School Board in the Ad
mini&trarlvo building 20 ask 70,
color"d principals in coiorcd schools
y large delegation rcEponicd and ;
faNorahl" impression was made OF
the school officials
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Mr.. II. y. Porter OF Huntington
w. Va, al rr a del ghtful visit III
THIS city visiting his brother. Mr..
Lewis Porter and friends return Il
home Tuesday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-03-29

Mrs. FlOr"ncr lIjrkmOn COChill. @
2"o W. @lSt Street, South Itichmou,
who Was taken seriously il! last IN
day night with acute ind!Ecstion, i,
improving slowly. SHE is under ,h,
skill tul treatment of DR.. J. II. Black
we'll. Jr.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-22
Council Meeting Toniqht

The Mesa City council will meet tonight at 8 o'clock to discuss some needed improvements for the town. Among other matters will be the ques- tion of a suitable house for keeping the new truck which has been or dered. It is probable that the house if erected will provide sleeping quar- ters for the paid man. or possibly rooms up stairs where the family of a paid employe may live, thus having him always at his post of duty.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-22
DELIGHTFUL COMEDY
 AT TIE EELKS THEATER

Seldom in the history of a stock company has there been more de- lighted or well pleased audience than that which filled the Ellls theater last night to witness the first performance of Peggy from Killarney" the offer ing of the Del s. Lawrence company in their ninth week in Phoenix. A more fitting comedy could not have been chosen for the brief hot spell now under way, for every moment of it just breathed the cool air of the fa- nous lakes of Killarney whence the play gets it's name. One would believe from the title that Peggy from Kil- larney" was purely an Irish play, but not so. The only thing Irish in it is Peggy herself, and she is delightfully."- Iefreshing, and in the hands of Miss Wilma Steck she is a gem, a real en- erald gem. Miss Steck has given the people of Phoenix some wonderful in- sight into her ability in the past sev- eraI weeks, but last evening was her browning effort.
 Ida Mae Coke also lived up to all that has been said of her, and as Mar earet Earl, the English heiress, ac- quilted herself most creditably and read her lines like a professional, and both she and Miss Steck wore some beautiful gowns.
 MT. Lawrence as the American aviator gave one of his usual manly interpretations of an easy going care free gentleman, and his comedy scenes with Miss Steck were most amusing. Howard Nugent deserves special praise for his masterly portrayal of the earl,
 rather difficult role. Mir. Hadley and Mir Penfold as the detective and man of the world. respectively, lived up to their past regulations as did Alfred Aldrige, Miss Margaret Nugent and the others. Numerous bouquets of flowers were sent over the footlights.
 Everyone who enjoys a good clean comedy just brim full of good laughs and few ters should not fail. to see Peggy from Killarney" She will Keep the memory of the Lawrence
Arizona republican., 1919-04-22

Mihiel battle, an engagement in which ne was on the firing front, but re- celVeo only a minor wound. Later on he, with some comrades were plac- ing barb wire entanglements, in the mgnt tune, to prevent counter at tacks, when shrapnel shell burst in thelr midst killing all but himself. A curious friend asked to see a wound on the lore arm, which the soldier smii- ingly said was just a slight wound, somefour inches in length. Peterson is glad to be back and his friends and relatives are just as glad to see him.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-22
VICTORY LOAN DRIVE LAUNCHED MONDAY ID
 GOOD START IN MESA

MESA, April 22.-The Victory Loan drive in Mesa started off slowly owing to the fact that it was only yesterday that a chairman could be secured. However, this condition was soon remedied, Mayor Kleinman having been asked to fill the vacancy, ac- cepted, and with his customary zeal, began at once to shape conditions for an over -the-top campaign. First, Mrs. Walter Webb was selected as chair man of the womans department, and these two called to their aid Mrs George Wilbur. who has so faithfully stood by the work in past campaigns The work of the selection of commit tees and their assignments to districts was accomplished during the day, and these committees will all meet on We'd nesday morning at 10 o'clock in the headquarters of the loan. The W. R, Stewart office is being donated as headquarters, and all business will be transacted from the chairman's desk there.
 Mesa's apportionment is 60,000 Alma, Jordan and Lehi are included under the chairman for this district and their apportionments are as fol- lows:
 Alma, $1e,000; Jordan ss,500; Lehi ss,0OO.
 Several subscribers dropped into the office yesterday and bought bonds but the work has not fairly started as yet When it does. Just watch this dis trict go." The committees are as follows:
 Mesa City Northwest: Mrs Georg, 1 Johnson, Mrs. W. Stilwell, MT. M. L i Gibbons.
 | Mesa City Northeast: Mrs. J. c Kelley. Mrs. s. l.. Doughty. C. B | Grigsby.
 Mesa City Southwest: Mrs. G. W | Slverthorn. Mrs. W. E. Walters, Mrs c. B. Grigsby
 Mesa City Southeast: Mrs. Ceci Drew, Miss Nell Price, George Allison Section IS: Mrs. W. A. Burton, Mrs Frank Vance.
 Mill east to Eastern canal. one hal elusive: Peter Magnussen, Mrs. R. A 1 Kingsbury, Mrs. Chas. Price, Franl l Ellsworth.
 From David Wallace corner East ern canal and all north to Lehi: Davic 1 Wallace. J. W. Lesueur, K. L. Mum ford. J. D. Robertson.
 Mill to Eastern canal F mile soutl inclusive: Eugene W. Hanna, Edwil | LeBaron. J. E. Palmer.
 Sections 26, 2S, 25, 90, 35, 31, 3s, 27 34 and 39: E. D. Solomon. c. NJ. Brim hall, W. Bukey, L. Nets. James Mar
 Jordan district: Mrs. A. J. Hous ton. Mrs. s. F. Davis. Lehi district: James Powers, Or lando Merrill Lyle Powers.
 The publicity committee consists Q W. F.. Stewart, chairman, Sam CoheI H. O. Wagers and John Cummard.
 The committee at large is compose of the following: George Wilbuh. N J. Dougherty, D. L. Hilbert, R. Lusf Ed Pattee, Mrs. M. L. Gibbons, Mrs W. A. Clemans, Mrs. Glen Staple! Mrs. George Wilbur, Mrs. R. Huber.