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S. A. whitby. who is very ill. Mrs.
jimmie Julian was called here from
Fortscott, Kansas, to the bedside Of
her daughter, Mrs. Goldia Monroe
Rev. Andrew Straugher of LAYTON
view preached noble sermon at the
A. M. e. church Sunday.
Mr.. Jess McElwaine made flying
trip to Fort Worth to meet his wife
Sunday
Rev. Douglas of Chickasha, Okla.
preached noble sermon at the CAL
lice Baptist church morning and
night.
Rev. Simmons of Austin. Texas,
preached noble sermon at the Beth
lehem Baptist church morning and
night.
Rev. 7. B. Green preached a noble
sermon at Lawtonyiew. Mrs. Viola
Gordon made a good talk on race
enterprise at Lawtonview.
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SAN ANGELO.

San Angelo, Texas. July H.
Messrs. Chester, A. Morse. Reed Sim
son, Will Rose, Harry Love, Clarence
Brook, Gabriel Carthan, d. Dolittle,
Malone McGill, Jake Lusk, Jr., re-
turned from over sea last week. The
District Conference Of the c., M. p.
was held at the Jamerson Chapel
G. M. e. church was a great sue
cess. Rev. j. M. Johnson and wife
are visiting relatines in Waco this
Week, alsa Mrs. 1. Chance. Mrs. j.
C. Coleman is visiting mother in
Cameron. DR.. A. O.. Shirley, made
record of his life when he perform
ed a operation, last week on Mrs.
Grace Spratt, she is doing nicely at
this writing and have returned the
sanitarium. The big Buffalo drive
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MT. Zion Church,

p. r. Humber, Pastor; l. e. Will
Jams, Secretary.
Delegates from Lincoln Associa-
ton have all arrived and report
splendid session. Peace and har-
mony prevailed throughout the SEES
sion. Those that attended were pas
tor Humber, Deacon Joe Jude,
Madams T. M. Williams, f. A. VIII
liams, Anna Elridge, Misses S. Spen-
Ger and Mccullough Thompson,
Rockdale, knows how to entertain.
Pastor Humber arrived Sunday
morning. on time and preached a
soul stirring sermon. Services were
were good Sunday night. Devotion
led by Deacon ]. E. Williams and
president G.. H. Bum. The pastor
Humber arouse and preached an ex-
cellent sermon.
Announcement Of revival beginning
Monday, after 3rd Sunday seems
to have been enjoyed by all. Total
receipts $31.11.
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The Great Campaign.-Is now start
ed to raise 100000 for the Com
mittee Corporation under the laws
of the state of Texas in the various
towns of the State for our people
Department Store. We are going to
insert the missing link which has
hindered the success of our race.
We are going to put our young men
and women into the commercial
world. Deputies wanted in every
county to organize in your COM
rnunity. Write to the general mana
ager at once and get particulars.
william A. Cochran, General Mgr
81 w. Congress Ave. Denton, Texas.
7-19-4t
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NOTICEl
PLACE FOR SALE.
NOTICE,

To whom 1t may concern: On and
after June 18th. 1919. all licensed
and bonded Rent cars will charge
$3.50 per car. Rate SIPS per head
for making funerals.
A-Different Auto Rent Co.
Alhambra Auto Rent Co.
Smith Auto Rent Co.
Andrew Lewis Auto Rent Co.
e-I4-9t
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Bethel Notes.

Rev. NJ. L. Covington, Pastor
On account of the funeral of Sis
ter Alice Williams formally of Cal
vert, but recently Of Kerns there was
no service at Bethel at the IL o'clock
hour.
At that hour we all turned our
faces to Independent Baptist church
to pay our respects to Sister Will
liams, a member of Bethel.
Pastor Covington spoke with power
from II Tim. 1853, subject "The Life,
the Evidence"
A large number of friends and
relatives were present to witness the
occasion. Sister Williams was bu-
ried by the S. NJ. T. of which she
was a member.
At night we were at the Bethel
Tabernacle again to worship. The
pastor spoke again from Mum. 10
Chapter and a great sermon it was.
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WHEN YOU HAVE A HEADAcHE

or neuralgia you want relief and
you want it bad. so get a package Of
Don McAdams, Headache Powders.
from your druggist They are guar
anteed 10 give you relief OF yor
money will be refunded. Can yoa
afford not to try them? Have Teur
druggist order them IL he is Qua
5i7-52t
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Committee ON Temperance.

Committee On Temperance.
DR.. D. w. Shields, NJ Bowens, Min
ME Clemmons, T. G. Stone, Aurella
Winfield made a fine report ex-
pressing itself in hearty accord with
the trend of public sentiment on the
drink evil, declaring the John Barley
corn was the arch enemy of the
race.
Time and Place.
w. NJ. Gibson, Bessie Lawson, COM
posed the committee and Ennis was
selected as the next meeting place,
the time being set for the second
Tuesday in July, 1920.
The Union Of Royal Family IS in
a prosperous condition, the member
ship having shown a growth of 600
since the last sitting The finances
are healthy, there being sufficient
funds on hand 20 meet every claim
through the efficient work of the
Grand Medical Director, DR.. d. w.
Shields, the death rate was at a
minimuIn-about eight to the thous-
and. Too much cannot be said in
praise of Prof. S. R.. Newsom of
CudIllelu, inc pTSSluihS OulCer. ne
has shown himself an organizer of
men and the work which he is do
ing stands for him monument
more enduring than rock or marble.
1t must be said Ia the credit of the
Fraternity that its workings are har-
monious AMI all the officers work
together for its advancement
Among those who attended the
opening session of the citizens of
Corsicana, were: Hon. G.. w. John
son, r. H. Durham. s. ]. Johnson,
R. H. Durham, S. ]. Chestnut, DR..
HUMPHREYS, Prof Jones. DR.. Williams,
Rev. Pardee, Mr.. Tom Carroll and
wife. Mrs. L. e. Sneed of Dallas
was also visitor.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19

Mrs. Temple Weems-Graduate OF
the Poro College Of Hair Culture,
will treat your hair scientifically. for
dandruff. falling hair, itching scalp,
which will give it beauty. color and
abundant growth. Prices reasonable,
Phone H. BIAS. or call at 1907 Flors
street. DALAI
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Annual Address of S. r. NewsOm,
III. X

u. n.
Here in appropriate remarks, Rev.
w. M. Johnson introduced the pres
siding officer, who made his annual
report. Mrs. Ada Ellis was in the
chair The report was concise and
comprehensive and showed that
officer had carefully informed him
self on all, the details of the order.
His address was constructive and
dealt at length with the problems
which confront the order, suggesting
a plain, whereby the Grand Lodge
might strengthen the treasury. The
report showed the order on the in
crease and condition in every way
encouraging.
Report Of U. Scribe, Mrs. L. p. Hamp-
ton.
The report showed a steady growth
and the order in fine condition.
Signed Committee,
j. P. GUNTER.
w. e. KING.
A. E. BASS.
w. M. CROCKETT,
BEATRICE MARTIN.
WILSON.
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Or. GEORGE LYLE. Veterinarian
lay and night. Office 1874 Willow st
or. Hill from to 9 a. M. or Peo
les Undertaken Co. a. 70 70 o. m
'narantees cure IN lockiaw and other
'ertons diseases Of Horsee. Cattle and
ninals generally Answers Gala
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OLD REGULAR
Union OF ROYAL FAMILY, HE
ROES AND HER0INES OF
FRIENDSHIP OF AMERICA.
Hold 14th Annual Session at Cor
sicana, Beginning August s, 1919.
Prof. s. II. Newsom, Presiding;
Miss Z. p. Hampton, Secretary.


Staff Correspondence,
Corsicana, Texas, July 8, 1919.
It was just twenty-nine minutes
past IL p o'clock today when Prof.
S. r. Newsom, the Universal King,
dropped the gavel calling to order
the 14th Annual Session of the Union
of Royal Family of Friendship. The
devotional exercises over and perfect
ion of organization being accomplish
ed. the presiding officer announced
the Committee on Credentials and
the Committee on Rules:
Credentials: L. L. Brown, e. P.
Hampton, DR.. d. w. Shields, G. John
son, Dora Black, G. w. Walker,
Stevenson, Eta Mays, Clara Jessie,
Causeley.
Rules: U. S. Franks, NJ. L. Miller,
Herring, Causely, White, w. Z, King.
Afternoon Session.
The Grand Lodge was called on
at A D. m. and the presiding officer,
Mr.. s. M. Newsom, appointed the fol-
lowing committees: Appeals and
Claims: Ada Ellis, Ida Wilburn, N.
Wilson, ]. w. Coleman. j. S. Stub
blefield, C. S. Sanders, U. s. Franks,
Heron.
Laws and Regulation: Kings,
Scribes and Queens, viz: w. 2. King,
w. NJ. Johnson, d. w. Shields.
State of the Order: Georgia John
son, N. A. CASTOR, Causley, Bessie
Carter, Lucille Cryner, Bessie Lawson,
Estella Bright, C.. S. Saunders, Rev.
w. NJ. Johnson.
Finance: w. e. King. A. e. Bass,
w. NJ Crockett, Beatrice Martin, j..
P. Gunter, Wilson.
Printing!: ]. S. Stubblefleld, An
ME Milton, Johnnie Searugg, Marga-
rett Wilson, Diana Neal, Eta Mayo.
Memorial: DR.. D. w. Shields, Ada
Ellis, L. L. Brown, ]. w. Coleman.
Stella Wilson, E. P. Hampton, Dave
Walker, E. Stevens, Callie Smith,
Susie Flemmings, Georgia Johnson,
w. M. Johnson, v. D. M.
After announcing the above named
committees, the Grand Lodge recess
ed until $3.50 D. m, when when the
public program was rendered at In
dependent Baptist church of which
Rev. L. Moore Is pastor.
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Instruct Preachers on
Rural BettGlInGnl
fAssociated negro Press. }

ASSOCIATED Negro Press)
Atlanta, Ca, July 17--JInder the
auspices of Common THEOLOGICAL
Seminary and the Board of Home
Missions of the M. E. Church, South.
1875 Negro preachers from rural dis
tricts Gin sixteen states are receiving
a three weeks course of instruction
at the school in various phases of
rural betternent for the Negro.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19

We Ray sell and Echange.--New
and used furniture. Cheap for cash.
Calvert Furniture Company, 2217
Elm street, B. E. Hendricks. Prop.
7-19-1t
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OWN A HOME In MUSKOGEE,
OKLAHOMA.

City property a speciality. Beauti-
full vacant lots on the easy payment
plan. Write Jas. R. Blaine, the old
reliable. Every deal square DEAL
Box 1903, Muskogee. Office 210 Love
building. 7-5-4t
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CLASSIFIED sADS."
CLASSIFIED .ADS.-

CLASSIFIED "ADS."
Notice to the Puhlic.-M. c. Cald-
well, known as the only Colored
Medicine Manufacturers in Texas.
cures 16 chronic diseases and man.
others not mentioned. Write or see
him at ut. Selnan, phone 4 long,
/ short on line 8, Route /, Box 90.
he has complied with all the laws of
the State and is fully Qualified to
take care of his business. You can
find him at Quincy, the CoIored town.
Every Friday at Jas. McGee's barber
shop, Jacksonville. 7-19-1t
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j. C. PHILLIPS, A. b., WITH MA
TIONAL REPUTE.


Elocutiouists, dramatist, poet, So
cial upli,i. welfarce and religious
worker an lecturer. Open for en-
gagements in California. Nebraska,
Oklahoma, Missouri, New Mexico,
Texas, Arizona and Oregon, write
for particulars.
Services in colleges, churches, spe-
cial programs. associations and or
gauized literary societies.
Residence 3004 State Street, phone
Haskell 1857, Dallas, Texas.
sat
GRAND CENTRAL NEWS STAND.
We handle the following leading
Race Periodicals.:
Dallas Express St Louis Argus,
The Freeman, Boston Guardian,
Houston lnfOrmer, Houston Observer,
New York Age, Pittshnrg C0HIfer,
Detroit Leader, AfrO-Americaa,
The Pittsburg American,
The Cleveland Advocate,
The indianapolis Ledger,
San Antonio Inquirer.
New York News,
Magazines:
The Crisis, Half Century
GEO. ROBINSON. Prop.
200 Temple Building,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-19
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUNBAGO
Sloane Liniment has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinees

This thanksgiving, congcstion-
scattering Observation-Disclosures rem
edy penetrGtes Igfthont rubbing right to
the aching spot and brings quick relief,
surely, Clearly. A wonderful help for
external pains. sprains, strains, stiff.
ness, headache, lumbago, bruises.
Get your bottle today--costs little.
means much. Ask your druggist for Il
o1 nGnSs. Keep it handy for the whole
family. The big bottle is economy.
~ 8 Z. 10
~ 3 q y q 4 n Z 81 4 L 81 Y
&S a : Is. tEs I rs e I
SOC, COO and S1.2O
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"CLASsIFIED ADs.-

HAVE YOUR HAIR WORK DONE.
By Mrs. Hattie Garrett. Poro Hair
graduate. Service at my studio
Phone M. 6545. 1921 B0li st.
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Second DAYS Session.

Corsicana, Texas, July 8, 1919.
After the devotional exercises con-
Quoted by Rev. w. M. Johnson, the
perfection of the roll and adoption
of minutes the Grand lodge at $3.50
settled down to the business of the
day.
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Oh. q. ". WHITE.
Dentist.

Crown ana bridge WORK . spscialty
Teeth extracted With care Best ma
terial used. work guaranteed. Ofncs
hours: s:vs n, m TO 1900 M; 1:M
p. N. TO 600 y. na.; Sunday BY ap-
potntment. Phones once, NJ. 1881
residence NJ. PASS. Office location in
the New PythiaD Temple. suite 2is
Dallas Texas
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Phones Room-207
M. 1877 Pythian Temple
NJ. 6956
MRS. Z. f. WILLIAMS,
Dallas Texas
6-28-tf
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AHA, LOOK,

McMillian's Park will reopen Mon
day night. July 21st with Comhina-
ton 4 Ochestra. 7-19-1t
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NOTICE!

To the Dalprado agents and GUS
toners: Nine. H. G. Burleson, has
undergone a successful operation and
is up. You may expect to see her
in your city. Looking after her
work within the next few days
Yours for business,
The DatpradO Mfg. Co.
2717 Gason Ave-,
Dallas, Texas.
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Or. }. II. pop0, Physician and Sur
geon. Blood. sputum and Urine 81
amined. 1904 Williams near Henry
Phone 1923 North Belt. South Belt
and Hickory cars Hours: 9 to -
m: Q to- s o. m: Z to = p. m
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LAYTON.

Lawton. Okla, July 17.-Mrs. G..
L. McElwaine has arrived from Dali
las, Texas. with her mother, Mrs.
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DIR. R. T. HAMILTON, Physician !

DR. r. T. HAMILTON, Physician
and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave
Phones: Once, Main 1144; residences
Il. 1927; Office hours 10 a. m. t.
IL M; to p. M; to $3.50 m
DALLAS. Texas.
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DR., M. p. PENN, Physician and Sur
geon. Treats spccessfully most dis
eases OF men. women and childreH
Office hours: to Ii .. M: 3 TO {
|p. M; 1880 to p. m. Phones; Office
9. w. NJ. 2Slh: residence phone s. W.
I'M. 744S. office 2h$s Elm St, suite
I2l1 Pythian Temple Building reet
dence 2biO Flora ~ DALLAS, Teyss
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rell is spending the Summer with
her aunt and uncle. DR.. and Mrs.
Green.
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First Baptist Church,
A. L. Moore, Pastor.

A. L. Moore, Pastor.
Sunday was fine day for church
people.
Sunday school was we'll attended
a good lesson and much interest
was manifested. The school was re-
viewed by Prof. r. NJ. Pearson with
much interest. Supt. L. Morgan is
now ready for the convention in
Kerens next week with a good dele
cation.
Pastor A. L. Moore was able to
fill his pulpit at IL o'clock and de-
livered thoughtful sermon. At 8:45
p. m. pastor preached from Matt.
20-1S. Rev. Clifford worshiped with
us at this hour. The Galeda was
led by the Taylor sisters and report
ed $30.95.
The mission society under the
leadership of sister Ora Martin is
doing nicely, want more young wom-
en- in the mission work. Good ser
vices all day.
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Sixth Avenue Baptist Church.

Sunday school and church services
were well attended last Sunday.
The Missionary Society held lawn
entertainments the past week.
Mrs. R. B. Jones has been i'll.
Mrs. H. e. Williams and Mrs.
w. H. Davis have returned from
Galveston and Brennan.
Mrs. Nora Johnson is suffering
from an operation.
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Phone II. $500
A REAL BEUTY PARLNR

is in town for ladies' and gen
tle'nen at 419 N. Central Ave
rue.
Here you can get tn latest
and most improved method in
facial beauty. Massaging. man
touring and hair treatment our
specially. BY our Poro Grad
yates. Our course " treatment
makes you look ten years youn-
ger.
MISS ADDIR WILLIAMS, Prop.
DALLAS. TEXAS.
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Or. A. {. RuNYAN. Physician Az
Surgeon. once hours. . to II 5. M
8 to s, 1880 to . p. M Phones, Office
NJ. 4OsS; Res. M. 1889. Lowery Bids
1900 Jackson St.. upstairs. Dallas, Tea
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Mrs. E. E. Henderson. graduate of
Poro College of st. Louis, Mo. She
will treat your hair at any time.
Work guaranteed. Call at Bois'
d Arc street, or phone 1856. Denton.
Texas. s.1n-2m
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/. b. BLUITT & SONS

Dealers in Realestate. Residence
and Rental Property. Room 205 X.
of p. Building. Office phone Main
1918. Residence phone Edgewood
1882. 2549 Lin street, Dallas, Texas.
7-5-4t
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-23
NINE AMERICAN MEMBERS
OF PEACE BODY QUIT
WITH DISSATISFACTION

Paris, May 22.-Nine members of
the American peace. commission have
offered their designations as the re-
suit of dissatisfaction with the
terms of the German treaty, it was
learned today.
Three of the designations are said
to be final. The others, however, are
held in abeyance at the request of
the commission.
Prof. A. A. Young of Cornell uni
versity, chief economic expert; DR..
Isaiah Bowman, of New York, head
of the territorial intelligence divi-
sion, and w. C. Bullitt, expert on
Russian affairs, are said to have fin
ally withdrawn.
The names of the other six COM
missioners have not been made pub
lie, pending further consideration by
the commission. The six are under
stood to have taken this action as
an expression of disapproval of al
legged compromises with their prin-
ciples. They may allow this action
to suffice, it was said, and continue
in service.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-05-23
FIRST GAME OF SEA-
SON DECORATION DAY
Baseball Fans Meet at Smith Barber
Shop and Form Baseball Organiza-
tiOn-First Game Decoration Day.

At an enthusiastic meeting held in
the Smith Barber shop Thursday
night, organization for Plenty
weod ball team was formed.
]. W. Gavin was elected president
OF the team, Harry Smith, manager
and Walter Crawford treasurer.
The following were elected on the
financial committee: Rex Movius,
Jus. Heljeson and Popku PopesHu.
The players on the team have not
as yet been selected but it is expect
ed that the ones most suitable for the
different positions on the team will
soon be named.
The first game is scheduled for
May 80, Decoration Day, but the
opposing team is not known at this
time.
Now that the baseball season is
officially opened in this city let's all
get behind it and boost for one of the
best teams in northeastern Montana
We have material here for as good a
team as can be found in this part OF
the state, so lets get behind the boys
and show them we are willing to dc
our part in both financial assistance
and encouragement in all the various
ways which go to make up success
1ul baseball team.
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WAIT FOR WEATHER

Washington, May 20.-Tugging at
anchor in the .harbor of Ponta Del
gada, Azores, the sea plane NC-4,
lone surviving entry of the American
navy for the first transatlantic
flight honors, awaits only favorable
weather for the 800 miles dash to
Lisbon, Portugal.
After three days at Horta, Lieut..
Commander Albert c. Reads big ship
ew to Ponta Delgada today in re
marHable fast time, covering the $50
miles in one hour and ID minutes,
approximately 86 miles an hour.
In Good Condition
Read Admiral Jackson, in report
ing the arrival of the NC-4 at Pom
ia Delgada, said the plane was
80. K" and tonight reported the
plane to be in excellent condition.
Naval officials here expect the NC-4
to get away tomorrow unless wealth
err conditions are bad. The flight to
Lisbon should not require more than
ten hours. After replenishing fuel
supplies and being overhauled IN
Portugal, the NC-4 will undertake the
last leg of the voyage to Plymouth,
England.
Depend on NC-4
The NC-4 was definitely made the
sole reliance of the American navy
in an attempt to cross the Atlantle
through the air through a report re-
ceived tonight from Commander
Towers, who informed the navy de-
partment of the sinking OF the MI
and the commencement of the DIS
mantling of the NC-3 preparatory! 10
shipping the plane back to the Unlted
States. Previous reports had sal9
the NC-1 was outside the ports OF
Oorta in bad condition and 1t was
presumed by navy officials that her
bow was torn out by destroyers at
tempting to tow her into port ,,o .
It had been thought that the No
despite the damage wrought mlght
be put into shape to resume. the
flight. Commander Towers evident
ly after examining his flagship de-
cided to leave the field to the Ma.
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Memorial Conlmittee-Mrs. E. w
Savage, E. w. Anderson, Miss Ellen
Wilson.
Refreshment Committee-Mrs. L.
E. Helm, Mrs. Fred Hudson and Mrs
Tom Kelly.
Committee for Arranging Tables
Geo. Pierce, Frank Huff, l.. S. Olson.
Committee on Decorations-Mis
Alice Bjerke, Miss Martha Gerntholz,
A. J. Ogaard.
Band Committee-C. H. Simonds,
E. R. White, F. w. Grave.
Special Music-Miss Charlotte S.
Stevens.
Reception Committee-Mrs. T. W.
Greer, Mrs. c. S. Nelson, H. Lewis,
Tim Shea and Andy Malcolm.
Don't forget the date May 80, next
Friday.