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Evening star., 1919-08-13
DISCUSS G. A. r. CONVENTION.
200 Here Plan to Attend Meeting
in Columbus Next Month.

Members of U. S. Grant Circle,
Ladies of the G. A. r.. and George
G. Meade Post, G. A. R.. met last night
in G A. r. Hall and discussed plans
for attending the G. A. r. encamp-
ment this year. at Columbus, from
September to 13 1t is expected that
200 members of the Department of
the Potomac will attend.
Grant Circle will be represented by
Miss Rose NJ. Seton. with Mrs. Emma
Hempler as alternate. Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent. No. I, will also
have Miss Seton as delegate. F. w.
Archibald will represent Meade Post.
Evening star., 1919-08-13
GRoTTo FRoL1C POSTPONED

Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is, NJ. o. v.
P. E. r.. has postponed it's annual
frolic to Chesapeake Beach, scheduled
for today, until Wednesday. August
20. Inclement weather caused Mon
arch Charles. Shackelford to secure a
now date for the excursion of the
Prophets at the beach.
Evening star., 1919-08-13
SPECIAL SAILING

The NJ. 4 N. T. Co. will have special sail.
steamer leaves Thursday. 6 pm, August Il
arriving Baltimore, on return trip, Saturday
August q.
Address the company, Pier 8. Pratt st.. Bal.
timore Phone st. Paul 400.
Evening star., 1919-08-13
Fog Horn Out of Commission.

The horn fog signal at Chesapeake
bay, main channel. Cove point light sta
uon, is temporarily disa bled; repairs are
being made A bell will be sounded by
hand while the horn is disabled.
Evening star., 1919-08-13

1t matters little what it is that YOU
want-Whether a situation or a servant
"a want ad in The Star will reach the
person who will fill your need.
Evening star., 1919-08-13

TAKE BELl.-ANs BEFORE MEALS
nnd see bow nns good aigestion makes ysu fssl
-Adve1tisement.
Evening star., 1919-08-13
Col. Patten Goes to Panama.

Col. Hudson 7. Patten, Coast Artil
lery Corps, has been assigned to dut
in the Panama Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1919-08-13

DANCING.

iRoF. AND MRS ACHER. STUDIO. lIc7
10th st. n-w.-Clsss Mon. and Fri 3 n ~
Private lessons by appointment Phone North
67S6. Established 1900 1os
Evening star., 1919-08-13

The Circle for Spanish Cenversa.,Cn'
under the auspices OF the Spa
American Atheneum. Will NEE, e -
rn,,, nioht at & o'clock at the home OF
Mis-. Helen Schwartz. 1000 Park ROAD
Evening star., 1919-08-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

west. yesterday afternoon Origin OF
the fire was not determined. accoro-
ing to the police. and SIS damage re-
suited.
Evening star., 1919-08-13

l.. G.. Schroeder. realty broke .
To entertain his selling force at a
,linner Friday night at the Ne" Ho
bitt.
Evening star., 1919-08-13
DO YOU WANT TO DANCE7

Modern D-A-N-C-I-N-G TauRht
Mrs. H. I. Holt personally teaching an the
1odern, Fancy, Classic Dancing. Children.
Adults. Rightwsy Dencing Studio, 1918 n. r. ~.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-07-16

non aE.a made par the..8t. ars. TIA,
aafsf he saic Gssten4iants IT, ans; I'D.
pest III this CguFt 81 the nt1t terru
fh%rept. tn te bfggn and holden 4, ,se
tpari iiaass In TIE ;oga nf E'oins., IN
. sad tounly. ca the z1tts ..zy Of Az.
EUa', 1913. sht, on ~ before the sfxfh
day 81 said term Z he Term shall go
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ORDER OF Pr rBLlCATION

Washington County Circuit
Court, TO August term, A. u
1919, Ia vacation 1une 21th. 1919,
State as Missouri, County Of
Washington -ss. In she Circuit
toGr, II Washington County. 20
August tern, 1919. State of
Nl>soari. ~ tae relation and TO
the use Of George Carr. collector
defendants be notified that plain.
til has CEN menced salt against
them Ia this court. the object
and general nature Of which 10
,o enforce the lien Of the State
OF Missouri Tor back taxes for due
the years 1915. 1916 and 1917 On
the following real estate belong.
tna 10 said defendants, towit:
Tract No. | l.-South half sec.
tien IS, township 81 n. sange l
vest ~ - ssA psinsipal 0ari
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Well. President Wilson iG
back home and has laid his pre-
cious covenant OF the League Of
Nations before the United States
Senate for It's action theteoD
His address IT, that hody on tho
occasion Of laying the covenant
before II, was, To coln tho
phrase, rhetorical sentimental
ism, aboundin. IN ideaiiaius OF
utter impract.c9b.iity "a To the
part this country must play IL
the future In directing the world
at large to a greater mora.
and conscientious da'y towards
manaind, In which, while he ear
ries his mead in the enpyrean oi
impossibIa ideaiism. he loses
sigh, altogether OF the plain and
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az large IN COMPOSED CT nothing
but mankind itself, WA0sa nature
aud motions cannut De changed
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covenant. And he taingles III |
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sob stuff about tue world nag !
in. ite }vart brv5on gnie-a Wat
CIV MIN what ae waa = Thosr
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cian, containing 80 acres

dian, containing Ed serxs.
| r.AiI-lE .Br,her alleges ender
ssats TIA. ..s-re are p~rsoEs
interested iE tire sshixscs matter
| ot This l--ti.!ol al<s@ uames k.a
cannot lf-eres herein becasse
sEeJ ar ulaEowa 10 EgM. aud
thai Said Unsnown perxauS III.
r.re their sat.e, interest Aad -
a.e In And t0 the psers i.e- i'm
this Petition GsxerISe4 Al shA
unx-ogu heirs, consort. essl-
sees, dcaees. a.isnees and In
~ this Gay comes ssse plaintiff
herein, ry bis 2ssorney. Ee sere
The clerz "a! the circuit court In
rac%'!cr. and nses his pst.sie.sa
and af.darit. alleging. ancnx
other shir IS. tia. C.. W. Dr. f-ue
and she unknown heirs, cor~srt,
devisees, donees. alsenses. i'm
mediate, mesne and remote. ,cI
untary and Involuntary grantees
Of c. W. De pner defend ats
hersin. Ass not 4realdsnts Of the
State Of Missouri.
Plaintiff further states hat
said NON resider. and unkg 1vn
persons interested in the real
estate herein described c.-nnos
ha sum u1oEeI i'm tbs aetl e, 5y
the ordinary process OF law.
" "hererpor II 10 ordered o. the
clerk in va<atisn that or ar of
publication h@ made that said
os the revenue of Wash xton
County. IN the State cf Mi -suri.
plaintiff, against G.. w. Is Pee
and ths unknown heirs. es sort,
des.sses. dcrees. aiieuses. tnms
date, resnc and remote. vosun.
ary and Involuntary gvan'.~s III
/. W. DE pos. aud all vi Sn0ws
persons Interested In Il real
estate herssn described, .afsad
ants
Mediate, mssre nad ,~uote.
and invoimn,ar. gran
.ees ol G ". Ds pu., Il I'd the
interests 81 sh. said def. .sdanss
snd unknown p<srsoas u haw
asr,ved Is As fully set o9a ID this
petition ~ the same Or. anown
- the p,aiattd; and that 10 res
9ence of the said defea art, G..
" De pue, and unkne n yer
Ions. 10 unknown IA atntiH,
And that she ordinary p. cess of
A~ canno. ba served on gax IL in
his state.
An itemis~d stAteRsL in The
nature Of u tax bill. shos- ny The
of taxes acd Gu Now
iae On said real estaic, .or the
'eafs aforesaid. amoas ias in
'he aggregate to the sac Il atty
TX dollAr.ard tweaty ot cents.
5 filed with said pesi' s'e aEd
made part tl,ere.as, 4 titas
lniess the said defendAn, be and
Ippear In this ooeft at ia.a next
erm thereof, To ne h-t q ard
holden 81 the Casrt Hoa. in the
'lty of Pososi. in said co"s.sy. On
he 18th day of AegaAs, 1919,
md. on or before the sia 1 day
II said term. II the term nall 20
ong continue, aad II nos ,,ea on
= Before the last day =; saiA
erm, answer or plead % the
'et,tion tn said cause. Il same
rill de sahen A. confesst and
Judgement will he TenAe "a nc
oraingly. And II is I rsher
rdsred that a copy her, q b.
70 blisAed according to h. =, il
he Pososi Josraal. q ekly
ewspaper pabiished lie sat1
,osnsy Of Warrington AID state
I MisnoaYi.
Jos. CRxsswEiL.. Gle Z.
ssass Of Aissosri. Coaa:y ef
gashingeoa-ss.
l. Jos. Crsssvell, cisrh. hsrsAg
Gritty Ne foregoing, 10 lie :
rue sepy - The Same app .rs
1 record In my clDso,
Given unlss ny hand end aesl
{ cGss. - Po1rsi. this 1Deh d y
( Juas. 1919.
JoA OhzDWnaxs O.
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The guests were selected from the
friends of Mrs. Gibbons school girl
days in p. v. The same evening
from Z to 10 o'clock, Prof. and Mrs.
M. u. Butler entertained at their
home on johnson avenue naming
Mrs. Gibbons as honoree.
The basket ball games played here
Friday and Saturday between Samuel
Huston AMI Prairie View ended in
a defeat for the home team. A stag
was given the visiting team at z
o'clock Saturday in the 'Y" building.
At the same hour a reception was
rendered the visiting teachers by
the faculty of the school. Under
management of Dean G. III. Griggs, a
patriotic program was rendered on
the 22nd, which was enjoyed by all.
Miss L. G, Smith of Houston spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
NJ r. Crawford. Miss Velma Schol-
ers, who is teaching in Hockey spent
the %, on the campus. Mrs. S. john
son of Oklahoma, with her two child.
rem has joined her husband, who
is in the mechanical department.
They have taken apartments in the
Agricultural building which has been
fitted up for the use of the families.
Mrs. Thos. Q. Morton, wife Of the
instructor IN auto mechanics has
been quite i'll for some time in her
home; now that she been removed
to the college hospital we predict
for her a speedy recovery.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Feb. 27.-Sunday
the men and boys of the city were
called together at the G. M. E. church
for the purpose Of listening to Mr..
Duncan S. Comrie. (white) general
secretary for the Y. M. G. A, for
the county explaining the full pur-
pose of the Y. M. G. A. and its work
ings. After which permanent or
ganization was formed.
Miss Carrie Seay of Gainesville,
was in the city Sunday visiting
friends.
Miss Olevia Sea- was up from her
school Saturday visiting relatives.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kary
flanagan died Feb. 22nd.
The Holiness People have closed
their meeting for ten days.
Rev. ]. C. Ford of Savoy was in
the city Saturday en- route to Raven
ma.
The musicale concert given at the
Bar.ist church Thursday night was
financial success.
Mr.. Joe Moore Of Oklahoma is in
the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lucy Newsom was in the
city last week.
Mrs. Henry Seals died Feb 18th
Rev. Carter of Denison OBLIGATED.
Mr.. Bishop Dale has returned from
Marlin where he has been for his
health.
The Ministerial Alliance met al
the c. M. %. church Monday morning
Mr.. X. Stewart is able to be UP
after several days illness.
Prof. w. G. Johnson was in the
city, Saturday.
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WICHITA FALLS.

Wichita, Texas, Feb. 27.-Services
were at their best Sunday. Mrs. M.
Smith attempted suicide at her home
by the use Of a butcher knife, i'll
health was the cause.
DR.. Addison of Hillsboro, graced
the pulpit of st. John Baptist church
and charmed his hearers with his
eloquence as a preacher. Mrs. Rice
made flying trip to Fl. Worth.
Anderson Chapel A. M. E. church
had high day Sunday.
Rev. ]. L. Parker is still on the
sick list.
Mrs. X. Perkins was called to the
bed side of her niece at Pilot. Point
after having attended the funeral
has returneded Mrs. T. Daniels was
stricken speechless. The program
at Booker Washington school Mon
day night (24) was unique affair.
There were seen happiness and tears
and shower of praises. -
Rev. j. L. Johnson preached a
very conversing and impressive ser
mon on the subject, "Oilless lamps"
The great educational rally to the
second in March. The leaders con-
test will be the scene of the day.
In spite Of the very inclement
weather Wednesday, the Ladies Pro-
gressive club held its usual meeting
at the handsome residence Of Mrs.
e. Nichols with Mrs. L. Walter as
hostess.
The hostess served occurs menu
Next meeting with Mrs. c. T.. Young
at the residence of Mrs. T. s. jack
son.
A correction-the initials of Mrs.
Z. A. Ransom of Gainesville were
Incorrectly printed as Mrs. e. d.
Ransom as being The guest O. the
L. P. G.
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney, Texas Feb. 27.-Service
was good at the Colored Christian
church all day Sunday. Free Will
Baptists are in revival, 40 candidates
for baptism. Sicklisted Mr.. Il. San
ders, Mrs. Eli Garrett.
Rev. Timmons, preached for the
pastor Rev. Smith at the G. NJ. e.
church last Sunday night. Mrs. Muir
tie D. Young Of Fl. Worth; Mrs.
Clark s. Rogers of Kansas City, Mo-;
Sisters Of Rev. w. Louis Smith and
Miss Pauline e. Smith, daughter of
Denton, are visiting their brother
and father here.
Two special sermons will be deliv-
cred at the c. M. e. church Sunday
morning and at night a cordial well
come is extended to all.
Services at the Second Baptist
church was good all day Sunday.
The Sunday school is making on to
victory with J. w. Dunkins' sup
per.
Rev. and Mrs. McClindon and
Deacon Higgins and wife OF Plano
were in the service and rendered a
good service. Come again.
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas, Feb. 27.-Mrs. Era
Johnson has returned from Rusk,
Texas, after an extended visit with
relatives and friends. Rev. A. W.
Pryor passed through our city Sat
urday en- route to Queen City to fill
his regular appointment. Several OF
the members of First Baptist church
attended service at Queen City, Sun
day.
Mr.. Ed Crawford of Texarkana,
came down Saturday and spent the
night with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Epperson and called on Miss Lula
Mae Johnson, y one of our prominent
young ladies. Mrs. Lee Washington
left Saturday for Ore City to or
ganize a Starlight Band at st. Nary
Baptist church of which Rev. A.
Long is pastor.
Service at Eron First Baptist
church Sunday was excellent. Pastor
Deloney preached a soul stirring ser
mon.
Mr.. Jim Reed and wife, also Mr..
and Mrs. Startling Reed Of Bryants
Mill, Texas, visited Nj. and Mrs.
Berry Black, 160 Goree street. The
All siliary Board No. 2 of ST. Paul
C. M. Il. church met with Mrs. Luna
Watson Sunday evening.
Honey Grove COMMUNICATES
Flora and Neal Dawson visited Mrs
B. d. Dawson Saturday. Mrs. Dosh-
la Crawford gave quilting Wednes-
day.
dr. Isaac Mitchell has finished his
new bungalow. Mrs. Mary Austin
and Mrs. Matilda Crawford, made a
flying trip to Linden Friday. Mr.
Fletcher and Zollie Dawson, visited
f, in Alamo Tuesday night. Nj. Fleth-
cher Dawson made flying trip tc
Springdale, Friday on business.
The reporter feels highly lifted Vi
over the many encouraging letters
received from different friends tell
ing how much they enjoy reading
the news of Atlanta. A letter JUS
received from Mr.. Joel Teal which
reads thusly:
Mrs. L. Washington,
Atlanta, Texas.
Kind friend. This is to let 20,
know how much / enjoy reading tina
news all times. That is the wa,
keep up with the news of times
wish you much success with you
| news.
| am yours for success.
JOEL TEAL. ,
/, FOG s. Francis St.
Terrell, Texas.
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas. Feb. 27.--The Brford
Theater was packed to overfowing
on last Sunday afternoon when the
citizens OF Paris assembled under
the auspices of the Negro Advance
ment League to do honor to the
CoIored soldiers who have returned
from the camp. A very interesting
and pleasing program was rendered
for the occasion.
Rev. 7. e.. Price Of Texarkana hll-
cd the pulpit at the st. Paul church
last Sunday night under the leader
ship OF the pastor. Rev. c. Lewis. the
members and friends Of the G. M. =.
church conducted a financial rally
last Sunday for Che purpose of Sc
curing funds to complete the church.
On last wednesday night, Rev.
James A. Stout of the G. NJ. r.
church extension board and form r
Paris boy lectured to large and
appreciatlye audience at Dailey's
summer theater on the subject, Since
30 Years Ago" The lecnire was en-
ioyed by all present. DR.. W. Scott
ceinn Of Louisiana. gave 4 very in
terestspg lecture last Friday nisht
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WACO

Waco, Texas. Feb 27.--Mrs. Lena
Edwards here awaiting her husbands
discharge. They will return To Lake
Charlos, their home. Mrs. Hattie
Clark Miles Of Austin is here visit
ing rehatiyef. Bible Institute con-
Quoted by Rev. J. r. Knox at N. Sth
ST. Baptist church. Rey. y, A. Nc
Pherson. the pastor invites all TO be
present, Feb. Is to March 2. Miss
Bruner Of Texarkana Is here guest Of
Mrs. Wetais Stewart. She Is leay-
ing Wednesday. Lieutenant Jerome
Hubert stopped o''er to visit his
wife for few minutes he left for
Camp Logan.
Madam Anita Patti Brown is to
ain Friday Feb. 2S, Central Texas
On iiege, Rev. w. r. Ashburn OF Chi
cago preached a very instructive SER
mon Sunday at New Hope and night.
Mrs. Rosa ]. Fofrister left last
Susday for Oakland. Calf, her home.
Hei mother, Mrs. Mcintosh is much
proved. Mrs. A. D, Thomas tyutin-
uef III. Her pupils are very in
crested, as they are constantly in
lulring OF her condition. We all hope
lor her speedy r,c0yer.
Dallas Express "a sale at the Nee
ca drug store.
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SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas, Feb. 27.-Miss
Chas. Etter Houston is teaching at
Hierst.
Rev. J. r. Robbins Of Woodville,
Okla, is guest of Mrs. Chambers and
family. Mrs. Lulu Grant visited her
husband in GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Hattie
Jones is sick listed. Rev. F. D,
Roe has accepted pastorate with
First Baptist church in Tishomingo,
Okla. Rev. G. w. Hesta has re-
signed the pastorate of Morning Star
Baptist to go to- Spur, Okla. Mrs.
Lucy Ham has returned from the
bed side Of her daughter. Mr.. SAM
uel Lindsay, an old respected citizen
died on the 23rd inst, IN South
Sherman. Funeral attended on the
25th inst, by Rev. G. H. Bell.
Miss Ophelia Southern, who few
days ago accom- anied her sister-in-
law, Mrs. A. Il Southern to her home
in Los Angeles, Calf, for recuper-
alton died there early Monday, Feb.
23rd inst In the death Of Miss
Ophelia, the race has lost one of her
brightest jewels, parents and rela-
tives loving child. She was an
alumnus of Fred Douglass high
school also Prairie View State Nor
NAL, also member Of Fred Douglass
school faculty. She was a member
of Lincoln Court No. 81, Calanthe
and American Woodmen.
Her remains will arrive here about
28th inst.
Prof. N. s. Everett of the Frater-
nal, has charge. Interment will be
in West Hill cemetery. Funeral will
be attended at ST. John G. M. E.
church.
The valentine party given by Misses
! Willie Stuart, Thelma Douglass and
Marguerite and Charlotte Mann al
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mann
was real jolly affair. A large num-
Der was present. The out of town
guests were Miss Hattie Carraway
Of Bonham, Texas. Menu: punch
ice cream and cake.
Under the leadership Of Rev. H
d. Allen, the Harmony Baptist church
| is progressing as never before. Every
department has put on new life.
Amount raised during the anniver-
sary services was $114.00 and during
the year raised little more thar
| $4,000.
The banquet night of the 18th inst.
at Masonic hall given by members
of Harmony Baptist church in honol
Of Rev. H. D. Aliens first fraterna,
anniversary, grand affair, Mr.. p
Miles master of ceremonies.
Madams Dan Childs and q. Brown
4 rendered their mother, handsome
birthday party on the evening of thu
22nd.
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WHARTON.

Wharton, Texas, Feb. 27-Rey.
Bouldin preached to large audience
on Sunday and his sermon made us
all feel good. Miss Hazel Price, one
Of the Houston City teachers came
in on business trip and spent a
few hours in our city. Miss Omega
Brown Of Edna, came over and spent
two days with us returning Sunday
u take up her school Mr. Rodan
Armstrong was able to be at church
Sunday after a long spell OF sick
ness. Mrs. Lula Daniels is visiting
Mrs. Rodan Armstrong Mr.. Jaiaes
Speaker OF Tyler. is visiting home
folks. He says Tyler is the place
to live. Mrs. King, the mother OF
Miss wills King has returned TO
her home in Houston after a few