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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-03-15

The T. s. T. C. club was entertained
at dinner on Thursday evening by
DR.. ]. H. Redd In Minneapolis, at the
regular monthly meeting. ~-% :
Rev. c. H. Leggett will lecture from
a chart, on "The Coming of Christ" at
Pilgrim Baptist church tomorrow even
ing. Public cvordially invited.
-rH1NK IN 1NTEREsr-sAvE-
Herein II love, not that We loved
God, but that He loved ~ and sent
His Son to be the Precipitation for our
sd1s. John 4:1o.-Selected by i. w.
0illos .-
FOR SALE-A handsome antique
oak sideboard with large plate glass
mirror Apply at SIT st. Anthony Ave.
An excellent piece of furniture at a
bargain.
THINK IN 1NTEREsT-sAvE-
The proprietorship of the Twentieth
Century Tonsorial and Billiard Par
lors, 80 e. Fourth street, Is now vested
in Messrs. ]. w. Reed and L. E. Willis.
See ad. elsewhere.
In this was manifested the love Of
God toward rs, because that God sent
His only begotten Son into the world
that We might live through Him.
John 4:9.-Selected by e. w. GILES.
THINK IN 1NTEREsr-sAvE-
Mr.. and Mrs. Coble, 348 Kent street
entertained at dinner last Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. L. p. Jones, of Duluth, who
are in the city with the ultimate inten-
ton of making their home here.
Cornelius Johnson, ii years old, who
shot and injured his stepfather Eugene
Gray, who was brutally beating his
young Johnson is held await
ing the result of Mr.. Gray's injuries.
THINK IN 1N1EREsr-sAvE-
Rev. Leggett Of Philadelphia Baptist
church will address the congregation
of Pilgrim Baptist, Sunday morning, on
the Second Coming of Christ, which he
will illustrate with stereopticon views.
The Eureka Art Club had a House
Social, Wednesday evening, at the
residence of Miss Havana Taylor, 1474
Charles st. A large number were pres:
ent and it was very enjoyable affair.
think IN 1NTEREsr-sAvE-
RENOVATING AND REPAIRING of
clothes, shoe shining, etc., at J. H.
Lawson's corner of Fourth and Jack
son streets. Expert artists. Orders
called for and. delivered.
advertisement.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH NO. Bba, q.
U. o. Of o. f., meets the third Monday
in each month at Union Hall, corner of
~ n D
Mrs. Addie Howard, M. N. G.; Mrs. Car
RE r.. Lindsay. w. r., 91S Woodbridge
street.
advertisement.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-03-15
IN MEMORIAM.

81. ). g. e.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-03-15

IN INTERESr-SAVE-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

For "a dozen years Mr GrifUh had
not been able 90 walk outside tho
house. und D wuH practically house.
bound. Hut she had never uttered q
word 81 cofarinini nor acted impa.
tent, with hef lot.
Poor dear" Sue thought ~ ws
could afford 90 huYYc "a car "a buy
her ono This minute She shlYoftI 81
The very thought OF trying 10 curb tho
speed uf o. Of hose hondionr ihinrr.
Nhr was very tmln and Fhn would no
have dared 90 handle a. car than
attempt 20 run % uullroud engine.
10 was tho following Monday norm.
ing That D. found little Morry PECK
snifclllnr in the riuafrrom ~ recess
Instead of hclnE out playing with th1
Other children Of thot third grade. sha
was not overload Of MurTF. bat tho
sight uf ans ciild crying would have
touched her heart Vow. what ia i.
Maurice" she demanded. Kindly.
Why aren't you out pla,inn'"
Maurice rubbed bio eyes on his
~ihrrndhufc sleeves "tnuse ma told
me VI 10 q wore a. ms shoes on tho
playground l-ld info 10 so barefoot
70 SuaduN school cause they amt no
money 10 buy more with-fhuuten ni
solls the-the nittcr hc added. with
o. spark Of hope.
The nifycr' puzzled SUE.
MorT nodded "YCs'w. He's try.
ing 90 aud D. only asks 800 for b..
but zee bright and purple. and pa says
that u rraaon
on I Hec % Sue Frightened
You're talking about your fathers
roadster. So DO wants 10 soil u for
Hionf AMI n be- SELLS 10 sou ron so
ou' o. play az eccas Now ISN'T thst
lucsT Morp7 Z want o. car and fou
want shoes Ma1be We cun make 10
|hurruin.'
She went back io nor desk wonder.
lug 10 she would Doe considered innnua
N b should draw out e. nuh nf h.t
bark account fur the purchase OF BE-
purple NItFer" but U tHp IttkH
we're realty Ha poor us 600 that uu 0
~ thr pale little boy WINS tu 90
allowed open ava exercise because II
Shoes she musf look into o.
Whom she entered h ach00Ir0om
ut Q O'Clock Hno found "a worried i.itI,
man Dob 70 % two siHes too large fur
him. hanging okcf hsr desk From the
looks of Morrv who VAS lingering
near. % decided that thia must no
MotIiH father
Ny boy mya That iuu want 10 Iut
That mHrhire OF mime uias aiId the
man MS outside here now CON
fou spare u minute 90 come auI look
~ u
Sue perceived that through Dor iu.
pulHite remark 90 Morn ahe hud got
hersrlf Into something or e. tanpio.
I'm Zoo impulHVo she thought ar.
cusiuElf Nrforthc'css ahu went out
io lHok 80 tho hitl' car n was both
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

ret out and pick n few poslcs7 While
you're doing a. III get your car
headed FOR home
She Joined her mother. over her
shoulder she watched him a. no
backed the purple fiivvcr into tho
lane. After that he fused with ~
some ume without avail ,,.
Dear mel said Mrs. oriflth. noe
ticinE something besides violets for
the first time. what's that man 90.
ing with our car. sucf" u was pin.
ful the note Of proud possession that
sounded In her voice az the mention
% ''our ear" The man hcckoncd
and she went TO him.
"in Try and get you over 70 my
rnrage." he said. "and maybe I al
tinker Il up then 20 that o can get
home"
"ohi L. Il as had rs that" sroaned
Sue.
WHY. that's not very bad an.
sWefed the man with hts PLEASANT
smile 1t rae so yet. some OF them
can't o know You'd better leave
u 10 me. Miss Grifftth.
sue had no choice. h and her
mother crowded into the IA beside
him. and he conxed "a With all tho
skin az his command down The road
and into a nice clean little driveway,
which led straight up 20 the door %
% pleasant house under two tall nr
I trees
Nother~' he called. and ON elderly
woman Who rcsemhlcd her son came
to the door Mother will iook after
you tii I set your ear ready" he said.
Please come with me and III Intro
ducc you"
The minute he mentioned his moth
er's name Mrs Griffith gave a. little
cry coulter" she suid. That
familiar. Coulter Why you must
be- Margaret nrcnnani"
4 am. replied Mrs coulter and
you must be- Lucy Lloyd
They shook hands heartily.
we knew each other Ions before
We were married. explained Ms
gufuth glowing We'll. ISN'T this
odd9 How Ions have you lived IN
this locality. Margaret
Ever since son there was W high
Mrs coulter answered We came
here before my husband dicf. sup.
pose your daughters teaehinE brought
Nou. ! remember seeing her ~ thc
commencement exercises last Juno.
Barry aid
Now. mother this IL a cold air for
,ou 20 tan in very long h%urchvnd.
90" interrupted Barry Coulter. WITH
n good enl Of color
After an the purple ni,,er wus toa
NNNNN TO GO NNNNNNN MMf NNHN NN"NN
aud after supper Barry took Sue and
nor mother Co town iu bic big car.
she sat beside him and received o. lcs-
ron iu driving
"ln bring up your cat tomorrow %
Barn said.
What n nice young mHn he iH''
said Mrs Oufnth what 81 good umo
We had. didn't we Md just look II
thH heap Of NiolcfH"
u looked ~ The y%iolota, but Hha
was thinking of something else
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

I'm the SHINE rotation now that
olive a. besides being an old married
man. shalt expect 10 share IN all
your favora. Olive would wish mc To-.
wouldn't you, Ohvcf"
"Why--ycs-of course. n isn't ~
formal I call him Frank I parricd
the question BY ne reference.
Frank q ~. Annie. Remember"
HomeWaY the Incident spoiled 10 \
crrieln extent thc feeling Of perfect
ease J had always experienced when
We were toEcthcr-thc three % ~.
Annie seemed embarrassed too. but
after a time We forget a. nnd In talk
Ina % cur trip. ndmlring the final
touches which Annie aud Ellen had
given the apartment. the evening
soon passed.
Annie has nfnwn prctiier wen In
The short time W. have been away"
Prank remarked whom Ne were alone.
Has shef I didn't Notice But |
hnvr an IDEA she doesn't car Tor you
% kiss her. Prank
don't know WIN 7 said o.
long "a you have no objections.
I shall o mind her" he laughed.
why should l object"
You shouldn't 80 We won talk
about it."
Yet long after he slept 7 lay awake.
not because OF what no had said.
did not attach enough importance -
n. hat " rrcurrrd 10 me and I thought
HE attitude airanas.
That ! had been the means Of bring.
iur the detestrd triangle muddic into
uy life would have seemed utterly too
far-fctChed. too foolish 20 me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

Ftuqk came W Stal4y nf'"rRsn
lie had reached home very late a..
night before. a drilrhfri o. -.
HIN . told h'm tieit AZ. Harrl
what "a he eom- 10 q sew.
On hls lace
WHY. Just 90 call
"Im-dit b. ank Arais 10 siTrf"
No. he only remained a shori
time nnd We Just talked
He knew l would not BE- here.
that's why he came" His o % pain
III expressed annoyance although WHY
could no cuncfIxg unless he were
ieaioual A. Ne had never shown any
ltaioualy Of me. I hardly thought n n
could b. n until he added; "when
want him RI ask him. Hc needn',
,. hsnsinE around you and-Annis
Ha1 ] no tell natisrsd Z Should
have laughed. 90 prsposterous did
franks Jealousy Of Lawrence Hart
arpeAr 10 me. But n Yves the first
expression OF such feeling 4 ever had
heard from him aud like most women
u rather pleased my vanity.
The three DAYS which followed werf
20 fuil Of fhinrs 10 h. done that ! IA !
NJ a moment 20 think. But whom
"wednesday came ! NAa ready. That
A. a. ready ~ . Eirl without father
o. uiothef can over hope % 10 Deaf
NJ and Mr. curry were 20 b. Tie
only guests pside from Annie and a
widowed sister OF Franks Ny loss
had been TOO recCnf 70 want any fuss
made because ! haf decided 20 marry.
although ] knew mother would b. tho
very nfNt one 20 adNlne doing what
ever ~aa for my best happiness.
We were married IN h living roam
where - mani or our evenings To-
Eether had bcen spent. Annie had ir-
sisted upon learning a Wedding
march 10 that Ne might have music.
fhe played almost entirety b. ear.
but win q great deal Of the expires
alon which only teal music lovers
show. 80 10 n music Of Mcndei-
sohn's Weddins March ~ entered the
room n ] gave my Voes 10 the nan
I loved.
Ellen had prepared a daint, we'd
ding breakfast We laughed a good
deal rememhcr. although Annle's
q were misty. when We left sha
threw rice after us and we spent most
Of the time while W were driving
10 the station IN EettnE rid Of h.
Our two weeks honeymoon went ~
eery swiftly. Then ones more va
were back IN New York. But this
time 20 the new home on the Drive.
II was dusk when Ne arrived. Thoy
had expected un and when the eie-
NAtor stopped az the door Annie
opened n before Uo could ring. she
was 20 glad 10 see me that Il made
my homecoming very different FROM
what u would have bscn had only
Ellen received o. although she also
was profune in her Expressions Of
JOY ~ my rNturn. Ouly one ming
marrrd my -homecomlnH. ~ the time
n seemed 20 little q thing tina had
not other incidents came after I
should have forgotten a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

Not iu tuo lonat nut. ana me-
IIuc eyes tWIuklrd "arc SOU sure
tIutH WiHi SQUIRE here for F'
$50. % isuf" ner mother was Iu.
teut or re- u~rrUtularIF sky-,N tluwp
of tIoir'H HuI HUs could speak uu.
hosioI % Inai control and o /
don't know how 70 got out Iut
mutlsI mustn't know. Shp'd never
hHtr confidence Boz me urIlu and
thuf would spoil everything
She shall never know uuutr-
stand DnIH sHmfWlpt I've GOT a
tnupI, mt Hrlf thought probably
ON were having u httig tfoNhl' So
slWr right over. Now. Ill ZEN yoU,
Nirs Grlflfn Here sues eyes
popped because Hho did not know hIm
from Adam How would you likt in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
Fashions for Americans

N.Y. illLE some Of the evening
Nv frocka shown are extremely
low In the och and entirely
sleeveless. this iuie does not by any
means apply 60 thr entire output.
A. a matter Of fact. more evening
dresses equipped with sleeves u some
sort are shown this season than for
years except during the actual months
~ the ~ when formal evening
frocks were worn very little.
The dane, frock shown IN tho
sketch D. a fair example ~ what the
shops are showing TO these Who wish
modest nj feminine froySa for eye-
ming functions The waist VI his dress
ID made % silver lace. II has dainty
short sleeves n the skirt 10 q mod
ct ankle length The skirt ~ tho
dress may be made 81 u crisp taffcta
In ans preferred plain color ~ pom.
padour fowercd taffeia or OF brocadc
or MORE sin
II ~ well Tor me Soman who looks
a season ahead when purchasinE ma
tsrlalH 90 note that MORE silks are
being talked 81 a. fabric leaders foe
neat fan Moire effects will play an
important part ln the development %
evening a. well 49, day time apparel
lot fall "a winter. 1919 and 1880. ac-
cording 10 present predictions.
The skirt ~ b dress shown in to-
day's sketch ~ n % The wrapped
models that continue In favor The
fabric ~ gracefully drtpcd at the TOT,
and whore ~ Joins he lace bodice a
little frlll makes a pretty finish \
s1sh u self fahric tics In IL wide bow
10 the back The pleHtrd rifdlr ~
slk 800 hirh ON the bodice. and tho
shoulder straps ~ silk serve 20 re-
ucv" tho severity ~ tho frurk u
~fastUna luyisihiy iu the center ack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
YorR HONr rnon rACTonY.

u costs two duIInfs "a year fo fnrd
"a rooster n you afll have a. few
extra mHlrs in the pens 20 sill save
munef hy serving them un fnr sun.
DAY dinners. provided OF course. that
thef nre not ronf enough ~ aell far
breeders Mako 20 your own hresdlnr
pens uf once. sn that the hlriF cam
SIN o. set the caEr Ten days be- long
enough 90 lrep rggH before l%nruhntion
u begun. They will not hatch so we'll
N q Krcp them longer Remember
that they will be- spoiled for hntsh-
lng ~ thcy become chilled in tho nests
oaiher them several times a day and
you viii he safe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
ONE WOMAN,S WAY
The Story of a Girls Fight for Success
By CAROLYN BEEcHER

80 eiad 10 ace owe that YOU have
no welcome for me- 4" Prank asked
Annie ~ be stood and watched her
kiss me.
am yery Glad 20 So you also.
Nj i~amrheer she sid ilthef ahy.
ID fof her
Prove u ir two wu,a one hv call.
ina me FRANK. the other hy allowing
me 90 share in the same sort OF vel.
come q gaNe olive without my
sunpeciinf IN The least 70 what he re-.
fcrrcd and am sure Annie also had
no siirhtcnt Idea Of his Intention. he
bent over and kissed her
u startled me almost a. much As
u did Annie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
MAnNEN's M%INsTnTIN.

HufNey's Greater Ministries Will
make "a Nerf attractive street parade
Introducing several novelties The
wardrobe consisting % purple and
burnt Grange skinner satin cuats vita
hats 90 match. present n Nsry flaHhy
effect while the trombone work of
slim Jim Austin furnishes comedy on
the acc Not an % tho company
participate IN ne parade as such pee-
pie ns Means a Mrans and ofhrrs are
busy during parade time prrpnriue
their staes apparatus for their nov
ely acts which are also "a feature In
the minstrel program
This company will BE- az the High
school auditorium Fridt and satlu-
day March itth and 18th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

Tho French lr, not taking Goo UI.,
ball aa % No. generally believed The
fond Illusion ut th, French adopting
our national game ls their uNu uHH
been sadly ]dIsu,IIr1 HN 90, returning
troops The outlook fur u league ~
EiuuuH u dismal The French don't
like tho game they were only polite.
ploIst uH
Matiy. EtsrH Branch Eirk,N and
other baseball men who have been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

about the future uf the game boz
France Tho French had plenty uf
ru.r.t. tud dId their host but they
proved fu h, very poor players u iH
certain that the riWU must bee taught
tu 90, Youngsters NOT the mon Hnr''
utll must begin at the bottom. not
Tho tuu.
TN, most noticeable fHuit 81 our
French friends was their hack ~
throwing ability, say Natty nnd
EyrfH Americans are the only people
Nhu can throw u baseball u
duurhbuy can throw three times a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
By Ripley.

Ear and as accurately as the poilu
Nut having the trt OF throwing them
selves. thef were stunned 10 the tre-
WcuduuH fpssu Of noe American play
rrs They had never seen anything
throw Hp fHHt lu thslr lives. aud
were uuTrrHpuuiIurly afraid They
would wu,h rather make u dash over
ih' top in battle than go behind die
plate md catch in 10 ball game ir-
stead uf running Ice ON the iuficld hits.
thvN rtu uut uu them And u ny ball
Vas usually caught on top 81 the
head
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

sery ioVeiy that day How nice Il
would be- 20 ride into the country
ttis AFTERNOON. Sue atid.
A. her mother did not answer uhs
glanced a her. Shr saw that hsf
mother. too. had a secret longing.
which WA Visible Ia the vistfui cyos
ana sad mouth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11
NOTICE

Stock In the Hakcr steam Motor
Car Manufacturing company can only
be purchased in New Mexico through
Iracv and Mnntuyt or their agent
Al interested parties are arnsd 20
pay mo- money e. an Een unless he
can show credentials authorizing him
20 represent his company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-11

The idea came % Sue Grimm mi
Saturday afternoon In early spring "a
she Hnt at her front window sewing
with her mother. n occasionally
Eianclnr out upon the constant whiz
OF carr up Grace street Nature was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-16
DEPUTY SHER|FFS
 MUST SHOW BADGES
Sheriff Hartsfield States Fake" Deputies Annoy
 ing Automobilists

Prompted by complaints from clti- zens who state that they had been annoyed by fake deputies" threaten ing arrest and attempted blackmall. Sheriff Hartsfield has issued orders to all bis deputies to present their badge numbers to all persons whom they place under arrest if the person re- auires the same It is understood that many automobilists have been halted by men who profess to be deputy sheriffs and who place them under ar rest on some frivolous charge, and in some instances are said to have com promised with the arrested parties Cor small fees.
 It will be rem membered that Sheriff Hartsfield and his men are now work ing on the salary basis. The fees heretofore going to the sheriff now go to the county treasury The pick of county deputies and officers fJr- merly of the city are In this depart ment," said Sheriff Hartsfield 'and when asked to do so in making an arrest they must show their badge number and give the parties arrested such other information as may be properly required. so as to avoid mis- understanding and to stop, if possible. the unlawful arrests and blackmail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-16
NEW PIPE ORGAN | FOR THE ALCAzAR

The latest of the improvements made
 at the Alcazar is the installation of
 monster pipe organ at cost of more
 than $14,000, and which will be ready
 for use during the next few weeks. A
 special crew of experts busy work
 ing day and night to get the pipes and
 machinery installed.
 The organ, when installed, w;ll be the
 largest organ in a moving picture the atre in the south, and the management of the Alcazar is quite proud of this dis tinction.
 In addition to the organ programme the Alcazar management is planning to keep it's present excellent orchestra and selections by both organ and orchestra will feature the program. The AlcAzar is the only motion picture house in the city which has for more thcn year had an orchestra. This has proved to be one of the Alcazars most attractive feat ures
 The whole of the front at the AL cazar has been remodeled and painted, and the theatre presents much more attractive appearance thar it has in the pas. The typhoon coo ing svsse sh n
 has been in operation for the past year has made the theatre comfortable even
 on the hottest days of the summer. New pictures have beep bought and ef- forts are being made to make the AL
 cazar the most popular of Brmingham's
 movie houses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-16
FUNERAL SERVICES
 OF RICHARD F. MANLY
Pioneer Business Man and Church x Worker Called to Reward

Richard F. Manly. aged "A, died at the residence of his son, W. H. Manly 1120 Twenty-fifth street, north, early yesterday morning.
 MT. Manly was a pioneer of this dis trict. He was attending the state uni versity at the outbreak of the civil war and mmediately enlisted and reached the grade of captain before the close of the conflict.
 Born in Tuscaloosa, Ala, "A years ago, MT. Manly attended school and college there. and after the war moved to Mobile, but in 1889 moved to Bir- mingham, where he has lived since He has been prominent in insurance and business circles as well as being an active worker in the First Baptist church and senior member of the board of deacons.
 Funeral services will be conducted from the residence of his son, 112o North Twenty fifth street, at II o'clock this morning.
 Mir Manly is survived by four sons: c. Fuller Manly, w. H. Manly, Basil Manly. of Birmingham Albert Manly If Washington, two brothers, James S. Manly of Salisaw, Okla, and Charles Manly of Chicago
 His four sons and two brothers were at his bedside at the time of his death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-16
MANY FEATURES AT
 l COMMUNITY SING

The Sunday sing programme at Woodrow Wilson park at 4:30 D. m. will include special solos by Mrs. Will liam s. Shackelford, visitor to Biz mingham, and E. F. Shumway, the community music organizer. Mrs. Shackelford was secured with the Of forts of Mrs. V. J. Adams. The full programme will be as follows:
 March, General PershiNg" (JewelD, Turner's band America" everybody; overture. Barber of Seville" (Ros- sinD. Turner's band; "K-a-t-y," every body farmy parody to be sung by Mr Shumway), novelette,, Isis tMorse), Turner's band; Have Smile" eve-y- body; caprice heroique. "Le Revel du Lion" (Kontski), Turner's band; John Browns Baby" everybody; vocal solo {selected). Mrs. William S. Shackel- ford: Sweet Adeline," everybody; se- lection of popular melodies (Broadway Music corporation), Turner's band; The Star-Spangled Banner"