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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Abbie Cannot Be Located.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
S CHICAGO, Dec. 30-"Abbie Whist
ler," who filed declaration of can
didacy for the presidential nomina-
ton In Pierre. s. D., is unknown to
Chicago women political leaders, they
said All efforts to locate the woman
were without avail. Women club
leaders belieyd the declaration was
merely a hoax. The declaration gave
the residence az Chicago"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Accidental Death.

DUBLIN, Dec. 20. Lieutenant
Boast was killed accidentally by the
military, coroner's jury decided at
the inquest over Boasts body here
today.
The jury returned its verdict after
questioning soldiers who were with
Boast when he was shot early yes
terday on the vice regal grounds
here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.]
CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-Higher cash
market, with light receipts caused a
rise in grain prices on the Chicago
board of trade today. Talk of fur
Their buying for exports also in
fluenced the market.
Provisions were higher.
Dec. corn was UP 1A at the open
ing, $1.39h, and subsequently gained
2Ac. Jan. corn opened up 1Ac, at
$1-32A. and later advanced another
rs. May corn $1.31, at the opening.
up 1i4c gained 3ac before the close.
Dec. oats UP sc at the opening,
1914. later gained 1sc. May oats
opened up sc at SIC and gained an.
other 1sc before the close.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Several Russians Killed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
LONDON. Dec. 30.-Several minis
tiers of Admiral Kotchak's all-Rus-
sian government were killed when
train from Omsk, on which they were
riding, was derailed, according to a
wireless dispatch from Moscow today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Orpheum.

Have you been coming to the Or
pheum? Now is a good time to start.
We do not claim to give you a $500
show for 35c, but we do claim to give
you good clean evenings entertain
ment consisting Of pictures, dancing.
music and comedy. This is one of
the best little shows on the road and
it will surely please you. Remember
our matinee at 2:3O and our evening
shows at and $780, Matinee prices
10 and Csc; evening prices 15c, Csc
and 35c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE
(Tablets) 1t stops the Cough and
Headache and works off the Cold. E.
w. GROVES signature on each box.
30c
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30

With the possible exception of
vanity, woman may outlive all her
faults.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Omaha Live stock.

Iona and Beverly, are guests Of Mrs.
Turner's nephew, Mr.. Curtis, and
family at Mason City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30

naval academy in 1867 and created a
rear admiral in July, 1908.
In the Spanish-American war he
commanded the Vesuvius off Santiago
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30

ICables from Mexico City on Dec.
% reported an official statement that
the American sailors had been re-
leased. The state departments In
formation today indicates the decision
to release the sailors had not actually
been put into effect on that date.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Americans Released.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON. Dec. 80. - Two
American sailors who have been in
jail at Mazatlan, Mexico, since Nov
ember IL, on the charge Of assanlting
a Mexican, will be released some time
today. the state department was ad-
vised.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.
chicaao Cash Grain.

CHICAGO, Dec. -Wheat--No. 9
red, $2.449245; No. hard, $2.55;
No. hard, $3.50; No 3 spring, 1895
Corn-No. z yellow, $1.43; No. 8
yellow, $1.40k@1.411s; No vel
low, $1.37hm1.39; No yellow,
$1.34@1.36; No 6 yellow, s132; No.
8 white. s1.40A01.41; No. 4 white,
$1.37G1.3S; No. white. s1.34@1.S5;
No white, s1.32; No. 4 mixed, s1.37
013S; No 5 mixed, 132h@1.341s.
No. mixed, s1.32.
oat-No. 3 white, 83@s5kc; No. 4
white, S3Ac.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
JUDGE GARY
GIVES HIS VIEWS
<root;r,cd y,.ov,, napa 49,
Continued from page l..

boards to investigate labor differ
ences said.
Il have little to say at present con-
corning the plan for settlement OF
labor disputes reported by President
Wilson's conference. shall en-.
deavor TO take time to GO over 1t
carefully before reaching final con
clusion 1t is to be hoped that what,
ever organization shall be agreed
upon. it will be made up OF COM
petent. disinterested and unpreiu-
diced men, who will secure the con
edence OF the entire public and that
serious industrial disputes may be
avoided as the result
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
chicaao LING Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 80. Hogs-Re
ceipts. 10000 head. Market 20 to 25c
higher Bulk, s14.15G14.35; butch.
ers, $13.75@14.40; packing, $12T5G
400; light, s13.7501425; pigs,
s1300014.0o; roughs, s12.75G13.5O.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-30
Reply From Union Labor.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Labor.
speaking through Samuel Gompers.
within the next few days is expected
to submit to President Wilson's in
dustrial commission. list of pro-
posed changes in the tentative plan
for settling capital-labor difficulties.
The commissioners invite such action
and would like to have \ reports of
capital also in the form Of proposals.
Labor probably will suggest more
specific recognition of collective bar
gaining, flat recognition Of trades
unions. elimination Of anything that
could be construed as limiting the
right to strike or compelling men to
work against their will, and also will
recommend that government agencies
be set up to study and improve work
ing conditions.
Secretary Wilson, chairman Of the
conference, heard with interest the
average comment Of Gompers and
Frank Morrison, secretary of the
American Federation of Labor.
I'VE welcome all constructive criti-
cism,' he said. Criticism is what
the commission asked for" another
official declared. 1T will all be con-
sidered when the commission recon
yenes January IL"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

nabme, ioiuie benz Mapor, Dem Hraii.
ocnten bes Commercial Clubs unO ben
@eid)GftsIeuten u. 0amen Scrmanns
fiir lire rese WitWirfung CUR Cider
ung bes ihonen grfolges nit wcldent
Die brei 5eIttagc sefrGnt ipurben.
am Samstag Nodmittag fano eli
ne Woroi @ras Saraoe Itatt, in
welder Surlequins, Ieger, Siiriten
uno Sitter, Ballet . S%Gn5erinnen.
ipanniide Stierfdmpier, Snoianer,
@enidenfreiier uno Erobibitioniltcn
uip. bunt auiammcngcpiirfelt ipare,,
uno burb ibre luitigen Soften bic gu
idauer in itetem 2adcn bielten.
Iad Dem llnlauge fanoen wieoer
8cttrennen uip. itatt BET meldcn
cbenfalls cine eroBe In5abl Srciic
pertbeilt wur6en, ipic folgt:
@ettlaufen fir annbcn-1. Breis,
Gaibcumeiier, Sobn Sclmers jr.; 2,
@airtel nn6 &alsbinbc. Serbert 3ocl'
Ter: g.. 1 Yfb. Ganop, Tapmonn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
Wimlten suriidgebliebcn, III

ctS @ttiii(iSli INV
perm man in 9etradt aicbt oab>oic
Stredc non &empers bis 5ur Stabt
iiber 5pei bobc Siisel uno iiber itei,
nise Strabcn tiibrt, 10 lit feline Sci
lt,lng auBerorbentlid 81 ncnncn.
Sranf Ggoers il. ml,rbe oils Sic.
ger erflGrt unb crbielt als 1. Yreis
cincn prohtpollen iilbcrncn 9cfer.
Der 2. Yrcis. ebenfallS cinen fiber
nen 9eter, ipurbc Sol. Willcr 5llcr.
|fannt. Muh grmin &octbemeper CT,
bielt ais 3. YrciS eincn iilhrrnel1
Vchcr. Sermon Sclmcrs crbielt ole
4. YreiS Elm guiebal Set; Srani
Sdmibt, 5. Treis, cine Sdadtcl
8crmicioal Seife; GOnin &ippitein
6. Yreis, Elm Safetp NoiirmeIier
elmer 9oeder Elm Baor !Soicl, mi
@nl. &ider elm Yaor WnnIhetien
3nopfe.
Ger 6oro Iutonlobil Gontelt fan
om Samstag Nadm. gum Ibihlllf
uuo guar mar Sui. s. Saicnrittcr
bon 9ermann. Der glilflide @elpill.
ner bieies mertbbollcn Brciies: Sn
&crbinblng oonit famcm folacnoe
| Trciic CUR Sertbciling: SIS II. 9.
Supiug Stumps, Srant Rebionen
leioenc @lo,ie, Ille. Grue9cr. Vet
Sterlin9; IL Ganncn YuDallupf
6riidte. Sranf &ebiamen, Sermam
2 Sutenb &annen 2ibertp Corn.
Sbco. Eoeie, Seem Sapcn; SIS @. 9.
g., Geo. Sd,uumburg. ct, 2ollis; 1
Sd)adtcl @crmicioal Seiie. Senrr
Gnaclbrcdt, Ban; 3aulu, (@riOlc)
vi. Better, ct. 2ouis; 3 aonncn
Cylinder DELI; S. 2creide. ct.
9ouis; 6 Sport EIl9s, W. s. @un1-
er, ct. 2ouis; SIS @. g. g., gIireh
@rcis. Sermonn; 3 0usenb Sdod).
teIn Corn Slafes, s. s. ShoIpp, ct.
2ouis; ~ Gannen Robbin Srudt
Srau SorriS Worre, Sermann; 90.
men Sipeotcr, Gbas. StoIle; 6 Spart
Tluss, 0ewep 9rinfmann. @np; 1
@allone 5arbe nebit BinieI. alfreb
%2anaenberg, COOPER Sill; 9 Sdnh.
teln Graders unb 1 @or 8nmono
biscuits, Soc. &emleb. Sermann; 1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
ii, Contention unS Ierienfeier BET
Frisco Srapelers, elm rieiiser
Grfplg.
Gsorticsune bon Scite -

4bcnos farlo III Der Gon5ertballc
nbcrnnals Elm Ninltrcl /. Sbom nit
oarauf folsenbem Ean3fran5den
itat.
Vim Saulstae Sormittag biclter
bic &rauclers ibrc @cihGftspcriammI-
.rno ab in melder folgenbc 9eanlte
;ir oos nGdItc Sabr criuGblt wurocn:
&. s. Sceburgcr, ErGiiocnt; Mobcri
y. @cnsingcr, Si5c SrGiibcnt; &.
=. omitb, ScfretGr unb u. s. 9rc'
dcn,onlp. Sd%ntnlciiter. Oils ndd)lte
GonbcntionsItoot lpllroc Union be-
'timmt. Cine InSabl 8cihliliie iulira
ocn ungcnon,mcn IN melder Die
Sronclcrs ibrcn Can't nusipredcn Den
9ilrgern Serlnanns fir gaItlide @,lf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
Wunoipiller.


@ettlouien iiir Maoden--1. Brcis.
Gin Baar Sdube. @ona 0anuier; 3.
Sdnuud . &ditdcn. Warie Ioetbc.
mepcr; 8, 1 0or Ganbp, Delpmc
&uc0iger.
Gcrbp Mcnnen fir Oamcn--1.
Yreis, 'Yaar Yantoiicln, Srau @. :.
Smitb, 9, 3 Yfo. &aifee. Srau Gbos.
Seeburger; g., 9or Saidcntiider,
Srou $. $. @rlcr; &ennen fir Man'
ner-t. Yreis, Speralls, @. 9.
Snlitb; 9, 25 Gigarrcn, Gbas. Gee
burger; g., @allouc 8cunant Oel. $,
$. 8ruer.
GonteIt I'M &artoffel Shalen--1
Breis, 9utterfaB, Srau Gbriltinc
Sug; 9, 6 8annen Sblt, Sran emil
9urfborot; g., 10 Barren Seife
Sra,l Sp. Strad.
Gradcrciicn. Gonteit fir &nobcn-
I. Grcis. Gin Baar Sdube, Sp. Gid
mann it,; g. Grwin Suidert; g., /
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
Quart Eatton 5arbe uno YinieI, .
Warf, ct. SouiS.

Quart Eatton 5arbe uno BinieI, ..
Mari, ct. 2ouis.
Die 5riscc SropelcrS uno ibre &c.
idGitsfreunbe buttcn 10 piele Breiie
acltiftet, ouB icIbit nad Den pielen
Goutcitcu. cine 9ro6c Iil5abl ocriel'
ben ilbrig blicbcn. u,o bcidloiien bic
freigebigcn Orunmcrs ilmntlidc
oicicr Erciic Dem einaiaen Scim III
hcr NGbe bon Scrmann 81 ihcnfen,
Ociien Wcmobncr nidt an Den Con.
icitcn nnb al Den Srellben Der Wo'
dc tbeilneDmen forntcn, n1lnlid oein
Golrntp grrnen > Seim (Boor Sarm)
10 bnB aud bic odt Sniaiien bcsiel'
ben Gin Srcuocnfeit feiern tonne,.
Der Ioor Sarm wuroeu oabcr bic
~iplscnben Mrtifel ilbcrmielen: A Gar
ton Nilllibe Sabof, 1 9itnh @nnatl'
as, "a &onnun Nrid Mcal Gnfc
Slour, so 9orren Taptba Seifc, 1
OuBcno Shaftcln Sunibine 9iSs
cults. 1 Wildeimcr, 1 Ol,tenb San6.
idnbc, 1 Orteno &annen aaffee, IL
3annen Corn, "a aannen eingemady-
te 6riidtc, 3 tiirfiide Sunbtiider, so
Gigarren, 2 Sars 8elbet Tafaf. IL
5Iaiden Champagne uno anSere VT.
tifel gu 5ablreid NM tic ale Mafau.
5Gblcn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
Bfilno Ganop, SSunior 9oblfen.


gallncrfcn fir WGbhcn-1. Hreis,
Baar Sdubc. guna Strobsncr; g.,
Ruppc, Glmancc Nu9el; g., gor
Gonbp, Mclcn Mcbiomcn.
Balloon Hocc fir Samen-1.
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Glcanorc Iocthcmcpcr; 8. 10 Bar.
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&lenf.
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so Gi9orrcn. Irtbur Hcumonn; g..
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9or iciocrc Striimpfe, Gllie Socn
cfc; 9, Nrci Efo. Gbocolobe, Snintt
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Salsnlann; A., @cr Taidcntlider
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8cttrcnncn fir &nubcn-1. Frcis
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ii; g. auci Tfb. 0lb Sllbsc &affcc
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! CLAUDE @anicn; A., 5mci 9crcs Tlole'
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Gnoben mar zines Scr intcrcilantcltcl
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grpbe 3uid,aucr5obl auT beioen gel
ten Ger MarftltroBe lid an Sanstn@
Nud)mittaa pcriomruclt battell, lulr.
bcn per Illto adt illngc atbletcn mad
scr Stcllc gcbrodlt no Die JtrIt Grec'
Npo0, bel Gcnnpcr'5 Sarnl, IN on
Sron Moao cinlduit, 9cnall 1llnf Wel'
len BON Scrmonn. I'm 2:24 nabm
oils Signol gum @cginm ocs 0llton5.
2o,,ies gcgebcn lpl,roc %bcgonnen tol'
geioc jungcn @uride oas Henncn:
Sranf G9gcrs, Sermon Selmers NM
Gopin &ippitein, Stl.oenten Der Ser.
mann Sodidule; grwin 2oetbemep'
or, Soi. Miller unb elmer gaeder'
bon Sermonn; uno 5ranf StHiti
unb @m. Slider, bon Eots0am.
als geecrs, Millcr uno @octbe'
nlcper, am Siigel nabe Der Stole
Sill @ine 60. %aulangtcn, perllitte
jcocr lcin beItcs i'm DEM anoercn boz
aus 81 fommen. bod mar Gggers Der
critic Der oas 3iel crreidte uno aipar
traf or UNI 2:57 nabm. Dor benz
Treisri6teritono Elm. ST batte Die
Stredc bon fiirf Meilen in gena,'
33 Minuten 5uriidgelegt, nno Wuroe
bel iciner lnfunft BON Den Terlam'
rncltcn nit sroBcm Subcl cmpfan9en.
Cine " Winute (2:57R) nadm.,
ipGtcr battc Miller bas 3iel @er'
rcid)t nno cine balbe Winute nat)
oicicm (2:5S), H%cctbemeper. Sernon
SSclncrs pollen6ete Die Strefe III 80.
6ronr Shmitt in 39R uno Gopin
Gippitein IN 40 Wtinuten. elmer
9acder uno @nn. Slider batten oas
Rcllnen ni6t pollenoet. gSGbreno ct.
lidc Der jungen Itbleten ctpas ab.
~gcnattet ausiaben. idienen Die an
oeren nid)t ionoerlih crnliloct, 'or,'
bern bereit gu iein Oas Rennen fort
5uieten.
SSebcr Der ieds &naben batte Die
GiItana bon 5 MeiIen in ansnabns.
nciie fur5er 3eit 5uriifgelegt. Gg.
gers. Der oie Strede in 33 Minltten
auriidleete, 1T DEM @eltreeoro nlir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

-slIle lniere 2eier, pelde Die Sci.
tlns nidt reseImdbig erbaIten, iinb
gcbeten. ,lns per BoItfarte au benady
ridtieen, oamit mir Mbbilfe idaffen
f6nnen. sic erneiien I,ns bamit cine
aro6e @efGlligfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06

In5cigcn i'm 8oIfsblott brinAcn
grfolg.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-07-10
city attending the conference and Wis
ting friends.

city attending the conference and Wis
iting friends.
The Virginia Society is preparing
/ to hold one OF the largest outings OF
the season for all Virginians Watch
the date and spend a pleasant day
with them.
The tenth session Of the Michigan
Annual conference was closed Mon
day evening at Walters A. NJ. +. Zion
church Under the administration
OF Bishop G. L. Blackwell. D. d. l.. l.,
d. OF Philadelphia. this was the most
successful session ever held in the
history Of the conference. During
conference year over $4,000 was
raised and during the conference
over $4,000 was raised. Bishop
Blackwell expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the work done
BY the men OF the conference. Many
changes were made. The following
are the appointments made by the
Bishop:
Chicago district-Rev. w. II. Tay-
Tor presiding elder; Walters A. NJ. f.
Zion church, Rev. w. A. Blackwell:
St. Matthews. Rev l.. l.. Wood !;
Blackwell Temple. Rev. j, A. Terry;
Michigan Ave, Rev. j. N Branch;
st. Catharine. Rev. l.. A. Roach; In
diana Harbor, Rev. j NJ. Howard !;
Taylors Chapel. Ind, Rev. L. p. Po-
well; Gary. Rev. w. NJ Whites: Kan
kakee. Rev G. w Armstrong: Fond
du Lac. Rev. C. l.. Tucker; Fort
Wayne. Rev. r. C. Wilburn.
Detroit district-Rev. S. samuels
presiding elder; St Paul. Rev. L. T.
Conquest; St Peters. Hamtramic,
Rev j. A. S. Cole, Walkers Chapel,
Windsor Rev. A. n. Webb: St
Marks. Rev. E, f. Frye; st. Paul.
Toledo. Rev. W. l.. Barr: Grand
Rapids. Rev A. c. Pait; Albion, Rev.
b. II. Lacy; Pontiac. Rev. j. l.. Mich
olson. East End, Rev W. L. White
Flint, Rev. H. r. White.
The delegates elected to the gem
eral conference were Revs. l., p.
Powell, South Bend Ind. J. M.
Howard Indiana Harbor. Ind, w II.
Taylor, Chicago; Lay delegates. Miss
Lillian l. Bowder, Walters A. M. r.
church and Mrs. Sallie Moores. st.
Catharine church. The delegates
were instructed to ask that Bishop
Black be returned for another
four years
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-07-10
THE WISCONSIN WEEKLY BLADE

They extend hearty welcome to al
knights and friends to participate In
this grand affair. Richard Hodges,
C. c., Amos Tucker. Chairman OF
Executive Comm.
Messrs. Eddie Gary and Jas. Pinch
am visited the sick at the Rockford
hospital.
AT the Christian Church (colored) /,
Rev. Ferguson (white) made a bril-
liant speech on last Sunday.
On Sunday last Mrs. Lillian Coca
and Miss Carrie James visited Miss
Ferguson and Miss Jarrett at the
home Of Mr.. l.. DeBraze. Mr.. Reasel
was present and all were served with
refreshments, music was INDUCED in
and the evening was spent In merri-
ment.
Mr.. Chas. Johnson OF sos Hough-
ton St, under went an operation last
Saturday morning at the Rockford
Hospital. He is resting well at pres
ent
Mr.. Alonza Jefferson fell from a
car at the Wilson's Packing Cos
Plant. He is at the Rockford Hospi-
lat.
Mrs. p. A. McLamore is sick in
bed at this writing.
The Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
is making great record with first
Sundays collection of S144.29. They
will soon march for the Promise
Land.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-07-10

Rev G.. w. Dudley was the dinner
guest of Rev, and Mrs. Thos. Cochran
on last Sunday.
on Thursday last Mrs. #. A. Turn
er and daughter accompanied by Rev.
j. A. Walden. went to Chicago whore
the daughter expects to undergo an
operation.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephens. Beloit.
were in the city last Sunday in the
interest Of the b. Y. +. U. Mrs.
Stephens read an excellent paper.
brief remarks by Rev. Stephens
The Great Social Club is about to
be organized and we are waiting for
the cooperation OF the Young Peo-
pie for further details. Call Forest
4470. We urge that all young men.
women, boys and girls interest them
selves in this affair
The City of Rockford is full OF
strangers and we desire to make it
more home like.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Dunson. Rev. and
Mrs. Stephens and Mr.. O. Hall were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Branch on last Sunday. All enjoyed
the afternoon
Rockford is preparing for a host
of visitors during the week OF July
14th. The Grand Lodge X. of p. will
hold four day session beginning on
the date mentioned above. Forest
City Lodge No. Al are doing their
hest to make the session a success.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-07-10

Mrs. Chas. johnson, accompanied
by Mrs. C. Jefferson went to see her
sick husband on last Sunday.
The Social Workers of Rockford
are planning to Organize Social
Club. All the young men, women,
girls and boys are asked to cooperate
in the affair to make our city more
home like. Further details in the
next issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Young accom-
panied by Mr.. George Pool made a
brief trip to Chicago. Mrs. Young
remained for a few days with her
mother.
Mr.. ]. w. Mcneil, Beloit visited his
parents here last Sunday.
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Wallace Bakery Co., inc, has return
d to his many duties feeiing fine.
Enronta from France to his home

( Wallace Bakery Co, inc, has return
d to his many duties feeling fine
Enroute from France to his home
IN Minneapolis, MINI, HIRAM X
iibbs stopped over in The city during
the past week and paid the Office o.
he Bailey Press Bureau visit
While here he was the guest Of Mrs
Nathana Ray. 9 W 51st st. Mr.
Gibbs is the son OF Mrs. Ion +. Gibbs
widely known throughout the north
vest.
Rev. Jordan w. Tut, Quincy, H..
tate grand master Of the A. L. X. and
,. Of A., is spending his first official
visit as grand master with the lodges
lud temples OF this city Many meet
.ngs are being held for him. one OF
he largest attended was held at
Bailey's hall last Friday evening BY
The North Star Lodge ST.
Leona Council No. 1919 Of the A.
X. and d. OF A. was presented with
beautiful banner by the member
nip. Mrs Leona Dixon is the most
EXCELLENT queen. Much credit is due
Ut Elizabeth Rochon for her interest
md untiring efforts toward building
he council up.
The Pyramid Building & Loan
ASSN will hold an interesting meet
ing at Bethel church Tuesday even
ing. July 10 at O'Clock under the
auspices OF the Bethel Literary So
ciety. Good speakers will discuss
housing conditions. The public is
Cordially invited.
II. s. Abbott, publisher Of the Chi
ago Defender, spoke before the sun
day School Of Walters A. NJ Il Zion
Church last Sunday afternoon at
which time he told Of the needs OF the
Race. Mrs. Abbott spoke to the
young girls with the hope OF being
able to organize a community.
Bishop G l.. Blackwell. presiding
bishop of the Michigan Conference.
congratulated the Bailey Press
Bureau OF which NJ T Bailey is
manager. for the aplendid manner in
which they handled the conference
reports.
Rev G. w Register, former pastor
Of Michigan Ave A. NJ f. Church
has been transferred from the Michi-
gan Conference to the Missouri Con
ference Rev Registers record as
organizer and pastor Of Michigan
Ave. church will be long remembered
by the Michigan conference.
Mrs O. J Bond, Kankakee. Ill.
was special delegate to the con
ference
Rev ana Mrs H. J Calais. Wash
ington. y C. are in the city visiting
friends and attended the conference
during the past week
Mesdames Edward White. Albenia
Daery and Albert Turner Windsor.
Canada, spent the past week in the
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The friends OF Mesdames Brary
and Lett are glad to see them out
again.
See Mrs. Penn for Madam Walkers
hair goods.
Miss Ella Tillman and Mr.. John
Morris (Mrs. Penn's brother) are
guests at the parsonage this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sheppard of
Chicago and also Miss Marie Taylor,
nurse Of the Providence Hospital,
Chicago, are guests at the Taylor
home this week.
II its news, report it to Rev. Penn
and read it In The Blade.
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Racine, Wis.

There were very interesting serv-
ices at both Churches Sunday. Prof.
G.. S. Swain. Evangelist, was at the
Baptist Church Sunday. He made a
good impression.
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Utica (Sextette) Singers July IA,

We are in receipt of beautiful
Souvenir Folder of Minneapolis Parks
from Mrs. Clara Montgomery. who
was visiting her husband. She is
enroute to Grand Forks, N. D., to at
tend the North Western Federation
of Womens Clubs.