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Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-24
wATcH PHoENIx GROW

FOR SALE-5-room house, corner lot
$1650; $4OO cash and $25 a month.
Groom house, $4,000; $1,000 cash and
,-,-S5 month. Will build 5-room
house, modern, on East Monroe
street, $2650; $1,000 cash and $50 a
month
NJ. H. SHELTON
215 West Washington st. Phone 4495
Phoenix tribune., 1920-04-24
KEYS
Fitted and Duplicated
ETTO ID nUAH

25 e. Adams st. Phone 65;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
Keeps Hair in Curl on
Hot or Windy Days

Here's n hair curling secret that
IL decidedly worth while" Just
apply n little liquid Hilmerine before
doing up tho hair. using clean
tooth brush for the purpose. draw
ing this down the hair from crown
20 tip. In three hours you VIII have
as beautiful curis and waves ms you
could wish for. The wavlnenH VIII
look 10 natural no one viii guess u
was nrtificiaiiy acquired. And v
will last ever 20 long. regardless OF
heat, wind or dampness.
You can obtain liquid siimerine NJ
any drug store. and few ounces
will last a long time. IL II neither
sticky nor greasy, and II pleasant
TO use. IL " doubiy useful because
Of also serving as a beneficial dress
ing. keeping the hair soft silky and
lustrOus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
LET VETERANS
BUY OWN LAND
Is Plan Before State Rec
Iamation Board

OLYMPIA. Aug. to.--Four irnpor.
tAnt propositions In connection with
state lands were heard by tho state
reclamation board yesterday.
The board agreed by resolution "a
accept the project OF Capt Henry A.
Wise. OF Spokane. for placing for
mer service men on go acres in
Pend O'Reille county. providing the
state college reports favorably upon
the proposition
Captain Wise proposes TO let serv.
leo men have the land at $50 an
acre II would cost $50 an acre to
clear II. and 40 years would b. al
lowed in which 10 complete payment.
under the land settlement act.
Investigation Of the application OF
the Franklin county irrigation prof
ect in okanogan county for tiss. 900
from the state was promised by the
board.
The board received notice that the
Kcnnewick irrigation district will
hold an election on a $4,000. 900 bond
issue for the development OF $4,000
acres. following out the recommend
atoms OF the state board itself.
Costs OF a survey OF the Napoleon
IRRIGATION project In okanogan coun
y viii be paid from the state recia
nation funds. according to arrange.
mepts made by tho reclamation
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
larnkin Speaks to
100 Per Cent Club

Walter Lamkin. director OF the
federal board Of vocational training.
spoke Tuesday noon before the 100
Per Cent club In the Arcade annex
on the government program for the
rehabilitation OF disabled soldiers.
He explained that the government
has already placed 5000 men in
$500 schools and $500 factories and
shops turnout the country. Nearly
10000 other former soldiers who are
convalescins In hospitals are almos,
ready for training. he declared. and
win be started on their education as
soon as they are ready.
Lamkin will speak Thursday b
fore the kiwanis club. after which
he will leave for Washington. %. c,
He Is being accompanied by II. l.
Brunson. assistant chief of rehabili
tation. and c. l.. Mcintosh. director
Of the federal board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
LEGION HEAD
VISITING AT.
CENTRALIA.
Franklin O'0Iier and Party
View Scene OF ArmiStice
Day Tragedy

CESrRA1.IA. Aug, io.-rrankiin
Dolier. national commander OF the
American Legion. arrived In Contra
liza al iiho today from Portland. and
In the guest OF Grant Hodge post.
He IL accompanied by Mrs. D'olier,
Department Commander and Mrs
Frank Jeffrey and James y. parst
editor Of the American Legion Week
~. Mr.. and Mrs Iarahee. OF Bell
tnRham. joined them here.
Tho visitors werc met by rcoep-
ton committee and entertainment
for the party during their stay In
ciudes automobile tours. banqucts
and iuneheons They will b. taken
70 the scene OF the arrnistice day
tragedy and on "Wednesday morning
viii be taken TO Chehalis. where they
win see thu Carlisie.renneil Lumber
company at onaiaska. said to 10 the
best equipped mill OF It's Kind in
Lewis county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
of
: MiSSinQ
Relatives

Mrs. Helen Brady write. from $50
Main st. pouKhkcepsie. \. Y. that
she would like 10 hear from her
aunt. Mrs. Mary Miller. believed TO
DO living In Seattle with a married
daughter. whose maiden name was
Miss Mamie Miller. Mira Brady says
a death occurred recently In the
family.
Fred Seymour Nelson. who ran
away from HIS homo at 18th and
yesier way rs years ago Il being
sought by his father. Pau Nelson.
sit Cherry st. seattle He was 10
years old when he ran away and his
father. who Is all alone now. In anx.
ions 20 locate him lie Is the young.
est OF four children None OF them
are at home now and their father.
who Is employed at the Seattle Hard
ware company. wants someone with
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

derful medicine. ! can now do twice
as much work and I recommend tho
Vegetable Compound 20 other women.
You can use these facts ~ . tssti-
monial."-Mrs. NJ. TuxsLL BEssxY,
ls6 Appleton Street, Lowell. Mass.
Why women will continue 20 suffer
% long 10 more than We can under
stand, when they can find health In
Lydia l. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
Poundl
For forty years u has ben ths
standard remedy for female ills, and
has restored the health Of thousands
Of women
II you want special advice writs 10
Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine Co. ICON
fidential) Lynn, Masa Your letter
will be opened. read and answered b.
. woman and held In strict confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
R R1Has 81 COUNCIL

referred public market and
s3i9t5bo Hight
Public bldg
subohaser be converted
tpat
A.
neetion Line referred
finance committee
Westlake
II . nd oth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
Bachus Stingy! So
SAYS Brs. Bachus

II wasn't booze which blasted tho
Racchus home. as one would natu-
rally he led TO believe Abncr Racchus
may have Haunted the flowing bowl
In his day. but his wife. Louise. In
her divorce suit filed Tuesday In the
superior court. mentioned nary a
word about drinking.
lie was stingy." was her terse
accusation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

Plans have been submitted 20 the
committee calling for tho eonstruc'
ton OF an addition on Western ave.
between Pine and Virginia streets.
An ordinance was introduced Mon
day authorizing the expenditure of
54.aa5.5o for the extension OF the
lighting system 10 care for new sub
scribers and $1,000 for the installation
~ new mctcrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

The Increased cost OF food IL given
by Sheriff John Stringcr ms the cause
for tho boost In the sheriffs budget
for 1921. II cost the county $40. $50
20 feed and keep the prisoners AZ the
county jail last year. while Il Is enti'
mated an appropriation OF ts0,750
will be needed for 1921.
The total budget calln for fi32 $50
for 1891. while tils.75O was allowed
In 1920. In 1920 the stockade was
run at n cost OF ga 1850. while II ~
estimated tho same institution will
require t6o.4i0 for 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
.KIDD|ES' HOUR
AT STORE LIKED
Unique Entertainment a,
Eastern Quitting Co.

Seattle Riddles arc having an hour
each afternoon this week devoted en-.
tirely 90 them by the Eastern out
fitting company. The first "chil
dren's Hour" which was conducted
Monday. included dancing. singing
and stories. Friday a prize will he
given the child presenting the best
dressed doll To represent Coiumbia
and favors arc given each child each
day.
Miss Marguerite stuart. o univcr
sity OF Washington girl. who acts as
hosteHs during the hour. which Il
from 2.ao until so. announced tina,
the first day was such a success that
the weeks entertainment may have
10 be extended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
Screams Scared
Busy Burglar OFF

Curtis Lee. $40 ". s9th ST.. phoned
The police at 2 a. m. today that a
man. a half hour earlier. had
climbed thru a window into his sis
ter's bedroom.
The man wrapped one Of the
girls stockings around the electric
Hight bulb and by its subdued IIgh,
was fumbling In dresser drawers
when Miss Lee awakened.
She saw three pocket books in nj,
hand and screamed. The man
Jumped out the window and fled
The police were able to find no
trace Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
No Proxy Talks
at Women's Club

All candidates who accept the In
vltation OF the women'a Commercial
club 10 speak before that body Fri
day night in the Commercial club
rooms will be forced 10 speak In per
son.
In other words. there VIII bc no
talks by proxy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

side. was persist
entity constipated
and had very
dizzy spells l
suffered for three
years IN d " as
perfectly miscr-
able u It'll .
friend was tell.
Ing me TO try Ly-
dis f. Pinkham's
Vegetable G o m
po u n a and I
found IL . won-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

Plans are being considered by tre
public safety and finance commit.
tees OF IN. city council for the In
largemen, OF the PIX. Place Market
The council. som. time back. pasted
an ordinance which viii prohibit
street stalls stationed on the street
|, viii be necessary 10 enlarge the
market space In order 10 care for
these farncra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

VANCOUVER. warh.--L oonard
Murphy. IL. thought drowned In Co
lumhia river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10

"oh. give me some more OF thai
coffee. Jim Boldtr'-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-10
Grow Your Hair
USE KOTALKO

N vss hsvs dsrsyvs. or n your hsiv IL ten.
twO est OF n you have bsid spot. you should
know that isx!ons u persons have overcoms
thsss troubles through . genuine tndisns'
Or proof boa Of the wonderfully ssfioseisus
kotalh o Tor the hair vii be mailed II you send
only 10 eenta tsiivsr or stsmps) TO
Ill. Brittsin. BH-8t, Sta.F. New York
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
DNOTATKLA
NEPORTERA

Cd nieiakiegos cZasu sasiedzi Ia
mieszkali W domu pnr. 1888 Ever
green ave. ~zauwazyli - COS tamie
nadzwyczajnego sic dzfeie - bezu-
stanne krzyki, halasy do po5na W no
CT daily sic ~nareszcie We Enaki miesS-
koncom, kt6rzy uwiadomili o tenn
policye. Wczoraj wieczorem, detekty-
wi Thomas Buckingham i Michael
Bergen urzadzili oblawe / rzeczywi-
Seie znalezli tam dwie Mode, DO Ia
iedwie Is lat licZace ~dziewczeta, y
mianowfcie: Marye Niewodowska,
lam. pnr. 1888 W. Division ul. | &c,
zefine Koz}owska, oraz niejakich
Stefana Golembiewskiego i wfsdy--
slawa Dzierzonowskiego. Dzewcze-
ia te opowiedziafy policyi, ze costa
~ tam zwabione telefonem przez Go.
lembiowski@go. kt6ry ma bye podoS-
no szwagrem Nary Niewodcwskiei.
Kiedy przybyfy do mies5kania, Una
lazly tam dw6ch melczyzn wy5ej wy.
mfenionych, z ktorych pierwszy Jest
zonatym. Zosta}y one przez mich ma
mowione do ,stoSurk6w memorial
nych. Aresztowani ma stacyi polfcyJ-
nej, zostali uwolnieni pod kaucya,
przez policye nalozona. Dzisiaj Cd
bedzie sic ich sprawl,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

rzy, kt6rZy swego czasu zostali opy-
watelami Stsnow ZiednocDonych W
Portland, Maine / tame ich papie-
~ obywatelskie sic znajduh- q po-
wodu braku sdresow certyfikaty> te
ME mogiy bye doreczone. Ex-zoinl~-
rzami tymi 60: Stanislaw Wachowicz
dawniej ~zamieszkiwal pnr. 2057 n.
Hoyne ave., J6zef Dabowski' zam.
unr. 1olrW. Huron ul, 1 F~ranciszek
Butno, pnr. $50 Milwaukee ave.:
wszyscy trzej z Chicago. Ktoby o
mich wiedzial, Tub oni samt, ntechaj
sic ngsosEa do Redakcyi naszego Pts
ma, lub do w. F. Hetmahskiego, p.
mr.. 1926 Custer vi.
& q +
Policyant Bernard Schaeter, Fam.
pnr. $500 Hutchinson ID. 1e stacy
Irving Park bys posaany przez swiers-
chnoSe ~poltcytna W sprawie spisywa-
MIA DO domach nazwisk osob, ktore
ut1ymuja psy, a "a ME nisopsaea-
"a ltcencyi. Kiedy prEechodz4 koio
domu pnr. 524s Berteau ave. ukaszo
NY zostal przez psa, ktorego wSascl'
ctelem by8 Jan szu1Fk
!. ~
Kaufmisrz Czyrys. robotnih' a
*. am, mi 1927 Pitney Ct. spads 2
dachu swego drmu 1 saamaa obie no
Of, Ambulanssm przewteziono 90 do
szDttala powiatowego. gdzte lekarze'
ourocz uoE zsamanych. skonstato"a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

W apartamentowym 1udynku pnr.
go W. Ohio ul. 1amieszkwaSa troj-
ka staruszk6w przez przeciag 15tu =
g8r@ lat, ssoaonych z dwoch mezczyzn
| jednej hobiety, kt6rych naswiska
brzmt@ jak nastepuje: Jan MaszaS
lat 63, Ptotr Birch, lat 60 1 Rozalia
Cv, lat 70. Tr6jka Ia postanowifs
umrsec razem, co TED wc1oraj doko-
naia. Odkrecili oni paln1k q piecyka
kuchennago, a sami posoGyli sic
TUT obok pdecyka 1 tax wspolnie sy-
wot Eahunozyii. od6r u~istu&acego
gazu zwabil sasfsdow, ktorzy drswi
wywa4yli 1 znale4h ciaaa jut mart
We. wedfug opowiadania sasfed6w'
starusxka zajmowafa sic robota do
NOVA, Maszak zatrudniony bys PREY
Lokslnym elevators, a Brick, zaje-
ty oys " fSbryce A. @. Meclurs
and Co.
q q .
Poliwe czyni mwestygacye by
sprawe6w samachu na 4ycfe Jana XII
k~ulskiego, kterownika 1 crganizato-
"a unii ~robotniczych W r~zeEalniach
dostae W swe rece. Stan KiNuiekiego
polepeza sic, dzieki jego silnej ma
turze.
Biuro naturalizaeyjne z Boetonu,
Mass, "a pcsrednict~em Departa--
MENU Robotniczego prost mas o-od-
sznk.nie trzech Polak6w ex-hcsnte-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Chlopiece Ubrania

Chbopiece ubrania, modne ubra-
mia z trwaSych materyi, najlep-
sze style, z dwiema parami spo-
dni, caikiem podszewkOwane, -
wielkoSci Z do II ~ nF
lat, nad0wyczajne ZH
tanfoSci, 20 .........
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

$15 do SIS jedwabne ko
szule, broadcloth, Jersey
i crepe jedwabne, pred
tenn s~przedawane Cd SIS
do $1S, s~pecyalnie W tel
sprzedaly tydko
9.95
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
To the Churches and 5 School,

To the Churches and 5 Schools
This is TO inform you thar Rev. A.
Loveace. OF Murphysboro, wishes
to enter the National Baptist Theo-
logical Training School on NoA
18th, the date set for ope ming this
great school which is fostered by
the National Baptist Convention,
Unincorpora'ed. He needs as
sistance and only asks T at the
churchss and ). ). assist him in
securing an education. | there
fore. as Moderator OF the Mt. Olive
Baptist Association and trustee
irom Illinois OF this Training
School. located IN Nashville,
Tenn. contribute jointly the small
sum OF s. 90 per month toward
assisting this young man in paying
his way through college Unity
Bspt.s, church and s. s.. have
voted TO give 81 90 per month,
We desire and hope every church.
and auxiliary will willingly con-
tribute Tor TINS purpose. Help
Southern Illinois share some credit
with other states in sending some
one to this great school as it must
be Supported Rev Iovelace.
leaves nexr week
Please indicate through the coll
umns of this paper how much You
are going to give
Rev Thos Morris. pa a.tor OF
Antioch Baptist church. Me,ropo-.
lis, says he is willing to go record
as one who will give 81 CO p r
month for his church. This a.
mount can be lifted as an after col
lection or by giving asc per Sun
day. The time is at hand when
we must help a struggling brother
and sister
( Yours brotherly.
J b. Mclrary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
R. N. MIZELL
Candidate for Road Commissioner
in District Number 6

In this week 5 issue OF the Ga
zrtte " Il be fonnd the announce.
ment OF Mr. k N Mizell for road
commissioner IN District No. o.
Mr MizeIl needs no introduction
10 the people of this county. being
known 10 all as man of sterling
worth and abi i,y. who has made
road building study Tor years
past and is accordingly qualified to
give the people that same excell-
ent service that he has gwen in the
past as an efficient road builder
Having haJ experience in the
work and general knowledge oil
the building and improvement oI
public high Ways, Mr.. Mizell feels
thar. in King the support oi the
voters az he c ming election that
recognizing his past services rs a
man that can be re led on TO work
for the final good OF all concerned,
they will honor him again with the
office to which he aspires and if
elected We are confident that the
voters will have no cause 10 regret
she cho.ce made.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
NEGROES ARE WANTED IN
FRANCE.

Paris. France-The Petit Paris
ian, the foremost journal publish
ed in France, said editorally:
With 5000. 900 men lost in the
war, France is poor in man pow
er. We need ? 900, 900 men 10
hep in the reconstruetion OF France
The only country that can supply
that man power is the American
colored people. The colored A
mericans are very much dlssalis
fed and there is much unrest a
mong them on account the way
they are tr ated by white Ameri-
cans. In some parts OF America
black men are lynched every day
In France they are treated 4 {
same as any other Frenchman
In our hotels and all her place.
there is no discrimination. lsi
French appealior 2 900, 900 eo'or-
ed Americans to help build uf
France .
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
CoIOfed Women form
Democratic Club In ST.
louis.

About fifty Colored women met
II st. Louis last Sunday and or
ganized an auxiIiary the Associa-
tson Colored Democratic Ward
Club. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Lucille W.lborn,
president; Mrs. GenevieVe Mills,
vice president Mrs. Parsetta Cal
Iaway. secretary; Mrs ireoe
Whctstone. recording secretary !;
Mrs. Annie Branch. treasurer
and Mrs. Essic I-awry, chairman
Of the Executive Committee II
IS stased that more than hun
dred have signed membership
bIapks ST louis Argus
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
Another Thunder Bolt.

Mr. Eiitor:--p.ease allow me
to say lew w)rds TO real Baptist. j.
First, will say am 5 feet 7
inches tall and weigh $50 lbs. and
it Is Bspllst doctrine preach and
advocate The true principles OF
The dortri"e FIRST Repentance TO-
ward God 7na faith 10 His word
and regeneration AZ the fruits oi
obedi,rce and Srd Baptism which
gives all npsns perIec; right to a
church Relation. This being true
we as the ministers G God shou Id
Fr 'cess the spirit u construction
and not destruction Let's take
eoatinued on page 5 CO..
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
ANOTHER lYNCHIN6
Alleged to Have Attacked White
Woman-RiddIed With Bullets


lilorala Ala, Jan. Jack
Matters, Negro, who is said 0
have been soldier in service ia
France, was lynched here Ia, t
oight following an alleged attack
on a white wcman. Waters was
captured few hours aier the
assault and is said to have co :
(, ssed his crime His body was
found this morning h ming to a
telephone pole at the intersection
of Fifth Avenue, riddled with
BULLETS. The town is quiet and
there is no disorder attendant upon
the lynching
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30
Pev. A. Lovelaee, in School.

Ma hs.lie Tim Ney 4

Ma hsisc Tinn Ats q
Editor d tle Gaze.ses
Phase alloe me through th col
umns q your worthy paper, hai
| am IN the city and according to
previous plans an attending the
National Baprisi Theological, sehool
{ (unincorporated g Eseaiion, every
day The School according to
the advertisement Il The Trustees
threw open il doors last Monday
the I7th 4 splendi5 program
wss arranged and sleat enthusiasm
prevailed and after more than a
quarter OF century II planning on
the part Of the Baptist hey are en-
sbled 10 operate The greatest Ne
gro Baptist School n al the world.
These buildings are ideal in every
department.
Mr. Olive Baptis, Association Of
Illinois will receive the credit OF
being here was greatly, ,eocour-
aged by our wide-asake modcra-
tos Rev B. MeCfary. who is
trustee for this school.
trust that cash pastor viii take
a special collection At once 30 q 70
reach me here BY the lst OF Dee
or oI each month, Any amount
will be Thankfully received and the
same reported N the columns OF
the paper wish to thank the
pastor Rev Thos. Morris. and the
Antioch Baptist church. Metropo-
lis. Mseedonis Baptist Church
Nh Plessant Baptist church. and
Mr. c. Y Parker shiic) Harris
burg. for the financial assistance
and will try 70 make good
am yours iot the defense OF
the gospel
Rev. A. loveiaec
Cor 5sh Y Sewer SIS
Ia CARE oi Rev l. Harding
Let each church oi ihis district
I llilt q collection AZ once and forward
same 10 Rev. A Logelacc. Nash
VILE. Tenn in care OF Rev l.
Harding Sec'y Treasurer.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-30

ALLEGED TO HAVE A7TACKFD WHITE WOMAN LYNCF1FD
RamblIngs.

Old Rambler. If The city Sat-
prday Ior Murphy tgro. On az M
yiton OF tie men hefs q Of NJ
GiIead Baptist church Rev p
w Johson. Is pastor and treated
Us with The due courtesy
We were accompanied by Rev
I Turner On arriving in the
city &c made cur way 10 the ex-
celIen, home ol Bro. G.. f. Grimes
and daughter Mrs c 4. Macon.
oar friends. where we met a warm
reception add a hearty grasp OF
0: the hand. Soon sumpiuous
meal was spread and we were in
vitcd into the dining room where
We refreshed our .'Cfaven sppe-
sites We we're soon joined by
ihc pastor as ue had @rlttcn him
oi our visit 10 TIE city We held
a conference t.gether Is 10 the
wosk oil ihs church aud our sisi,
10 the y. lie then perfected
arrangements uifh the above nam
Cd ho and hostess for oss eEics-
sainment while in the city. where
VIC spent two very pleasant nights
and sook several meals.
We iousd Rep. Iohazon. ssrug
CHING hard 10 advance the interest
81 the cause Of Christ.
We spent Of the timc while 10
the city at the home OF Bro. and
Sister A c. Boldea. 900 n. 18th
81 aad partook Of their hospital
hy Tor supper and dinner. He IS
aD engineer at the Silica plant and
commands a good salary and
stand enjoys the con6ieaee o@ his
employers They subscribed Tor
the Gazette
We attended The 5. : ., he a.
bosc named church. also service
II night where Rev. T. Tmnes de.
e.
INefed a short but an impressive
se. on from 81 John 90. II am
The attendance sas quite
mail owing TO weather conditions
Mveh interest was manifested ans
We were invited TO rcfssn agsi,
with the assurance OF Larger con
asega,ion with the return OF III,
springtimc weather.
Deacons John Smith, GganviH
whiielaw z<aia Cogef, Thomai
Alef. Sam Williams, and vii
Mason. A c Bolden. trustees
Sisters c. A. Macon. A. {. BoI
den are staanch supporters Of thi
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Walker S IndiQestian Cure.

Rev. ]. b. Mes,ary is agenr io,
Or Walkers Sure cure lor tndi-
gestion and Dyspeps a soc and
81 90 bo ties $i-lo by mail
We can chceriully recommend It