davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
SPOJENCI OBKLfCf CARL
HRAD.
Pokusi sc prerusiti vsechno
pojenf tohoto mesta ostat-
MIN mohamedanskym
svetem.

tdIlHldQ, 10. CeINeHCe. bil-
tov6 a RekovG chystaji So wy
Cistiti poloostrov Skutarsky o.
de vsech nacionalistu a Zaridi-
ii linii cd Ismidu do Cileh, ma
Cernem Mofi, iez bude kon-
trolovati najezdy banditd pro-
ii m6stum ma Bosporu a pferu-
81 spojeni mezi Angorou a Ca
rihradem skrze hory ma Sku-
tarskem poloostrove.
Gen. Ironsides 2 briticke ar
madv nepochybn6 bude veleti
voisku. Jeho hlavni stan bude
V Ismidu. Recky patriarcha
sd6luie. ze Fuladzik, Tecka We
snice obyvatelstvem 1000
blize Karamorsalu, byla w.
vrazd6na Is. cervence. Reko-
We byli zavfani do kostela, ienz
pax zapalen. Patriarcha pravi,
ze pry pouze $50 Rekd zusta-
10 We vesnici.
Reck6 d6lo blize Drinopolu
We Gtvrtek vystfelilo ma fran
cou7sky aeroplan ma ceste do
Cafihradu z BukureSti a po-
skodilo jei do te miry, re Sc
musel sn6sti k zemi. Pilot byl
porucik Malleterre, syn fran
couzskeho generala a iako ce-
stuiiciho mel britickeho pfi-
sluSnfka, J. Fl. McBaffina, fidi-
tele Levant Trading Company.
Rovnez byli tam diva francouz-
sti mechanikove.
Vvsv6tleni bylo pozadovano
cd Francouzu, kteri V posledni
dob6 nevychazeli dobre Re-
ky Thracii.
V dobrc informovanych
kruzieh zdeiSich Sc proslycha,
ze Velkd Britanie a Recko isou
iedine "a jedno vzhledem k tu-
reck6 mirov6 smlouve. Italove
isou otevfene proti smlouve,
kdezto Francouzi ienom ne
libosti dali k nj svoleni. Vsech-
no nasv6dGuie. ze Damad Fe-
rid paSa. velkovezir, jenz jest
rozhodn6 anglofilskV, sorgani-
SUE novou vladu, jez podpise
mirovou smlouvu, tax abv "a
staven byl dalSi postup Reku
do Male Aisle. Avsak pri tom
stale Sc musi pocitati Musta-
fou Kemalem. jehoz armada
Sc odhaduie V slle Cd 100000
do 100000 muzu.
New York. 19. cervence.
VSeobecna mobilisace V Syrii
byla narizena jako odpoved'
ma francouzske ultimatum kra
Ii Feisalovi. ably Sc podvolil
francouzsk6mu protektoratu
mad Syrii. die zpravv Jeru-
sal6ma ku London Times. De-
peSe dodavd, re nedostane-li
gen. Gouraud uspokoiivou od-
pov6d' do zftrka, Francouzi
bezodkladn6 obsadf Aleppo a
potahnou ma DamaSek. Jina
zprava sd6luie. re Francouzi
dorazili iiz do Rayaku, kterez-
to m6sto jest ma cest6 do Afep-
pa a DamaSku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
ARMADNfLETCIN NEMOHOU z ERIE.

Erie Pa 49, = Ctyfi armadni etci ktefi Sc
vyprav aeroplanech daekou pout Mneola, L. do
Nome Alaska byli nucen zati zde dnes nasledkem prud
ke boue ak enz trval az pozde do vetera Kaptan st.
Clark vndce vypravy prav ze budou pokratova pavbe
pond9 zda pocas dovoK. Nasleducf zastavka ma byt
Grand Rapids Mich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
EX-KAISERUV SYN SEBE-
VRAHEM.
Primo Joachim, jediny hohen-
zollernsky "hrdina", skoncil
vlastni rukou svIj "uzi-
teGny zivot".

Berlin, 18. cervence. Prime
Joachim Hohenzollernsky, nej-
mladsi syn byvaleho cisare vi
lena, spachal sebevrazdu dnes
s Potsdamu. Byl nedavno roz-
veden Cd sve zeny a mimo to
financni tisen zle pry ma neho
dolehala.
Pozdejsi zpravy sdeluji, re
prime Joachim zastrelil Sc v So
botu We SVEN obydli We vile
Leignitz v Potsdamu. Byl od-
ivezen do nemocnice sv. Josefa,
kde zemfel v nekolika hodi-
mach.
| Joachim v posledni dobe
trpel velkou dusevni skliceno-
sti. Jedinym clenem rodiny BY
valeho cisare v Potsdamskem
palaci nyni jest prime Eitel Ere
derrick, druhy syn VilemGv.
Tyz, byv tazan ma pohnutku
sebevrazdy bratrovy, odeprel
ueiniti jakekoli vypovedi a od-
kazal zpravodaje ma dredni
prohlaSeni, re Joachim trp6l
"zachvatem krajni pomateno-
sti". Kde jsou bratfi sebevra-
ha, Adalbert, August Vilem a
Oskar, nenf znamo. Telo do
praveno do Potsdamske kaple
dnes rano. Prime Joachim mel
v armade hodnost setnika. Ia
nechal jednoho syna.
Primo Joachim narodil sc v
Berline II. prosince 1890. Wy
znamenal Sc hlavne tim, ze be-
hem valky poskytl dynastii Ho-
, henzollerni ten nejvybranejsi
kousek kaiserovske propagan-
dy, jez byla predlozena sedm-
desati m;llionim poddanych.
Mlady prime - bylo mu teh-
dy 26 roki = utvoTil 81 Strap
relova zraneni ma navsteve w
chodni fronty, jez pfivodilo mu
trvalou kulhavost.
Zprava o jeho zranenf byla
rozhlasovana po celem cisar-
stvf jako dGkaz "hrdinstvi"
Hohenzollernd, kdezto mlady
Joachim ulevoval svemu roz-
horleni zurenfm o "te probate
americke kuli".
| S vyse narodnf modly prime
Joachim povlovne sestupoval,
az v poslednfch nekolika le-
tech stal Sc pfedmetem vseo-
becneho opovrzeni. Zachazel
hanebne Sc svoif zenou, neterf
bvvaleho vevody Anhaltskeho
je v r. 1916 vzala 81 jei jako
dfvka 17-leta. Pred nedavnem
vymohla 81 cd neho rozvod.
Y poslednich dvou letech
jmeno Joachimovo paradovalo
v historkach o svycarskych
hernach, kde rozhazoval zbyt-
ky sveho nekdeisiho bohatstvi,
a kdvz nemel vlastnfch penez,
dluzil Sc, kde jenom mohl.
Brzy po revoluci " Meme
cku. iez ucinila konec cisaf-
stvf. Joachim mel prsty spik-
|; mutt. jehoz dcelem bylo obno-
|; viii monarchii a jez, neprimo
aspon. vedlo k zavrazdenf ba-
vorskeho premiera Eisnera.
Joachim bvl zatten " Mnicho-
We, kde byla MIN zaroven je-
no zena, iez patrne pokousela
Sc o usmffeni. avSak ma slib,
ze Sc nebude plesti do meme
cke politikv, propustsn ma
svobodu. PAX Sc vrhl do hyTeni
: q ii. kdoz bvli seznameni Sc
. 7pisobem ieho zivota. nebyli
: rrekvapeni zakoncenfm tehoz.
!. , RVvale cfsarovne. ktera Jest
& tSzce nemocna We vvhnanstvf v
i Doornu. byla zprava o smrti
ljejiho syna zataiena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-19
Bella KUN UNEKL Z VLAKU.

Berlin, 49, cervence Bella Kun, dffveS mad'arskF ko-
munstcky dktator n6koik nych komuns ktefi by pre-
vazen vlaku Vfdn6 pres N6mecko uni vlaku iedou-
cho do N6mecka bze Bohuminaz pohranGn ma
ncich decch Sezsko od Ceskosovena die zprvy
ne zde Vratislav.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
FACTS OF OPERATING :.
CARS ON HARD ROADS

.z Just what the Babcock good roads
plan means to- the auto owners lfv-
ling in Beltrami county, shows that
IN this county lis miles Of hard SUR
faced road will be built, provided for
In Amendment No. i. Route 4. 44.5
miles Route 8, 81 miles and route 1 !,
37.5 miles. = 4. =: 49,, y /: :. q
ass There are, 1852 miles Of ~ state
road In Beltram1 county and 1;745
miles of all roads. :: ~: : 4
There were 9O8 automobiles in the
county April 4, 1919, and l, 129 auto
mobiles December /, 1919. The secre-
tary Of state advises that 3 material
increase in machines will be found
after May I, this year. Y ''*@e' !.
The total tax, which would be paid
in on an. average tax Of SIS on the
number of machines now in the coun-
ty, would be $2O,322 a year J:
II a person takes the standard gov,
eminent figures of 2 cents a mile saw
ing in the operation OF Beltrami's
automobile at the figures Of December
T., 1919, over hard surfaced highways
there would be saving to county
auto owners a. total Of $22,58O. each
year, If their cars are run 1000 miles
3 year over the Babcock roads, .s+ =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
RED RIVER DRAINAGE
URGED BY MINNESOTA

Washington, March ia delega-
ton of Minnesotans is here CONFER
ring with the different government
departments and members OF con-
gress from the Gopher State on the
proposed drainage and flood control
Improvement of the Red River OF the
North and the Minnesota river and
tributaries. .a@.A% !: 3; =
Representative STEVENSON OF Min
nesota has introduced a bill which
now is pending before the flood con-
troll commission. Final action is de-
pendent on recommendation from the
Department of Interior. The War
department. already has approved the
improved plans. The Federal gov
eminent is not asked to finance the
Improvement. .nES3 . a Ell s.4. 4 ~. i
The visiting Minnes0tans were ap-
pointed as an interim committee by
the special session OF the Legislature
last September and are: y. ~ Will
lard of st. Paul, state drainage COM
missioner: representatives O. G. Neu.
man of wheaton,. p. Ross Of Clin-
ton and o. $A. Swenson, Nicollet;
State Seantor u. e. Cliff OF Ortonville
and Prof. 6. G-.ss.Selvig OF Crookston: .
s. e. Oscarson OF FWhate Rock is
representing South Dakota, having
beea appointed by Governor Peter
Norbeck. l55SE II h; II. =. q; = :,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
MISS MARGARET CARSON v.
e ENTERTAINs GIRL FRIENDS

The C. E. Carson home was the
scenes of delightful little party on
Saturday evening, when Miss Mar
garet entertained few%of her girl
friends. Decorations, symbolizing st.
Patrick's day were. very tastefully
carried out and an elaborate lunch
con was served. The evening was
spent in music and conversation, and
Miss Florence. Laneysy gave several
fnterpretative dances. (. E,ss'
The guests were Misses GwendOlyn
Medlane, Aileen Naylor, Blanche Bar.
nell, Florence Laney, Dolores Barnell
Elsie Blackburn, Alice Ballingrude
Jean Walker, Lucille Gotta and Lau.
ramae Burnham. t&t%$ = = }$s1i = ~ "a
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GAN IRISH EDEN. Home,
;2 TALENT PLAY. MARCH 17-1a

On Wednesday, and Thursday even-
ings, March II and IS, three part
play, entitled "An Irish Eden will
be staged at the grand theatre The
cast includes some of the >city's best
talent, and is under the direction OF
Mrs. John Claffy, the proceeds to be
used for the benefit of St. Phillips
Catholic Church.. Every seat in the
house will be reserved and tickets are
now on sale at the City Drug Store.
Two specialties will be put on, one
vocal solo by Miss Helyn Wilson,
entitled "The Kerry Dance, and two
vocal solos, Mother Machree and
IA Little Bit. of Heaven" by Mrs. r.
G. Norcross. This promises to be one
OF the best entertainments Of the
season.. 80, ,$YjsE, $.2s$s,> ,,.s@sE y
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SHOE PRICES ARE NOT II.
: LIKELY TO GO DOWN
dBy United Press }

3,szMInneapolis, March 15.--Shoe
prices are not likely to go down and
IN fact continue to rise, according to
retail dealers here today. More than
5000 retail merchants Of the north
west are expected to attend the three
day convention called by the Mime
sofa Retail Shoe Dealers association.
7: Fred p Mann, Devils Lake, N. D.,
known as the biggest little merchant
in the world"is to address the con-
vention tomorrow. s,.s ls: AL st.
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A,rths,one. =. Months.

In order of the months beginning
}Wsfh January they are the garnet,
anethyst, bloodstone, sapphire or dia'
alond, emerald, agate or pearl, ruby,
aardonyx, chrysolite or sapphire, opal
ApaS and turquoise. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
LITTLE FALLS DEFEATS .., "
4 ~, = t-r9 z <s WALKER: WINS TITLE

h; Little Falls High school basketball
quint defeated. the Walker High outfit
at Crosby Saturday night by a score
of ~ to- 4, and won the high school
:of the, third athletic
district. Little Falls will represent
the district at the state championship
tourney at NorthAeld on March 1S
and 10. .,...Ig ~ < ~. - =, !.
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RURAL TRESTLE CATCHES -s::,
H.. III. s1.s.@s;g FIRE: NO DAMAGE

I. y For the first time in "a days the
Bemidji fire department was called
upon at o'clock this morning to
answer fire alarm which was turned
in from the vicinity Of the NJ. & /.
railroad bridge. Upon the arrival OF
the department., a small fire was
found on. the bridge but was quickly
extinguished by a hand chemical.
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(By United Press)

Washington, March 15.-Four AM
erfran enlisted men were killed in a
fire which completely destroyed the
United States troop barrack at Vlad-
livestock, March 6, the war department
was advised today.
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BEMIDJl CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS.
GRAIN AND HAY &S5~ fs&s58 \ " :%$S85f& MEATH Egs

Oats, bushel -.... S5c- 1.Ov
Barley, bushe' ~. $1.SO
Red Glover, medium. lb.. 45c-4Sc
Popcorn, pound .2........ .Sc.1oc
Wheat, No. j.. 49,. .ii...E.E. -. 1.4V
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THREE AUTO BANDITS ROB
81 ANOKA ASYLUM OF LIQUOR
(By United Press)

I. AnOka, Mimi, March 15.-Three
auto loads of bandits early today stole
eighty cases of liquor from the asy-;
Ium here. Deputies are pursuing. q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
Bemidi i Market Quo Citations

Chicago Mar 15Potato receipts today So Market
weak Northern Whites sacked $515 to $3.50; bulk So
is $685. Idaho Russets sacked, $3.50 to $500. Bliss
Triumphs, SIS. $E.z&#@s +% 5S%> E yIl
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,OME ON BOYS PLAY marbles. I l
will give them free to boy boosters
for my business. Come to my Real
Estate office. Will also give prize
to the best player. u. J. Willis,
the Landman. 21S Beltrami Ave.
" u. III a 2t4-16
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-15
VEGETABLES.

KutabaEas, per cwt .$l.O0-$l. SO
Carrots, per cwt. .$1.6O-$2.OO
Beets, per cwt. -. ~. $l.O0-Sl.26
Cabbage, @cwt. s.,.. ..2.s.. .$@.OO-$6.O0
Onions, dry. cwt. ..'.... $6.O0-$6. 90
Beans, cWt. =. .s.;.s.. - >o.Vv-~o'vv
Dairy butter, pound. 80. ...5Oc752c.
Butterfat.iS. .s...3. .=... .. ~. csc
Eggs, fresh, dozen ...... .5Oc-52e
The following prices were
at time Of going to press ofst
~ 81. ~ GRAIN AND HAY $ MI: T.
Wheat, No. 1. ....... .$2.55-$2.65
Wheat, No. o.. -. $500. $2.50-$2.6Q
Whe4t, No. g.. .$2.4O-$2.50O
oats . 9 ooc
Barley :. 90. .$1.13-$l.35
Rye, No. o.. -. .!!... .,... $1.55-$1.5S
Buckwheat, per lb. !. /. q g
No. 2 timothy hay :. ). $4,000
No. / clover Mixed. . 1922 90
Rye straw ...5.:.s. $S:Vv
Corn B. . 2; ]. .,.;, 4. $1.eo-$12o
O. Il
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.Bernidii Potato 4

Bemidji Potato MarketAl varieties bulk small iota
to $35 per Carload lots sacked and loaded $S5O
to 81 90 per cwt. #S#%4S sS5@.-s s>%
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FOR SALE II you will want nice
"A sleeping house or play house for
your children, inquire about the
one at Ill Fifth street. Phone 365.
4 * NJ ,5Fy% 'lF2 3d3-17
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FOR SALE Buckeye incubators,
:, so egg capacity; / Buckeye incu-
bator, ITO egg capacity. Phone 50,
Mrs. e. H. Smith. = 4t3-1S
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FOR SALE Household articles. In
quire 523 Mississippi ave s3.s 6d3-20

FOR SALE-Large base burner. in
good condition. Inquire at 1922
Beltrami ave. VA 3t3-17
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FOR sALE-125 egg size incubator.
Used one season.. Inquire at 723
Eleventh street or call 698. 3d3-17
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AN EYE OPENER.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Golden Chain of the World
lin relation Lakeys lodge
Ito This inquiry from place
but the report
lis that Murphy had been there trying 20
within the in
lodge
withdrawn the Gold
further that the Gentleman in
his lodge had paid he
his had paid do not believe
that anything of this WHO he is going
making statements In the first
Lakey lodge,
withdraw the Chain Lakey
the directors of the CHAIN the Chain has
rapidly taken rank the people
Lakey paid $1,000 charter
the Chan did started Iakey had this right just
others of them taking the method of doing business
Chains method Of these orders apart
have they withdrawn from the Golden Chain of the World
have connection with whatever Now how Rev. Lake
could make further Rev. Lakes
lodge number they died before
his disncively under
its 40 to
the people, that they have they will
for the There for lodges
this therefore; their
cabinet officers
me lodge the merits
of the Chain. talk o I paid many
will many
20S1O 2549 Elm Telephones 1902 1900 We the
folks that everybody need for quick
T. E. TOLAN, Supreme Knight.
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BONHAAI.

Bonham, Texas, Jan. 29.-Mrs.
Pratt was in the city this week
visiting relatives. Rev. James
Carr has returned from trip
down South where he has beer
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Jim Dood died January
26th funeral conducted by Rev.
JAMES Carr.
Rev. G. w. Henderson has re-
turned from his church at Green
vile.
Mrs. Kansas Brown is on the
sick list. Miss Lucille Weathers-
by is on the sick list.
Mr. b. X. Johnson has re-
turned from Sherman, where she
has been in business. Services
were well attended at all church
es. F. S. Stephens preached for
Rev. j. A. Swan Sunday night.
Mr.. Tim Mcfarland and wife
of Honey Grove was in the citv
Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Rev. Clark and Miss
Josie Carr was in the city last
week. MIR. Bert Thompson of
Mexico, is in the city visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Willie B. Crawford OF
Prairie View, was in the city
this week to attend the funeral
of her brother.
Mrs. Barbary Jones. who has
been visiting relatives returned
to Ardmore, Monday. Mrs. Mat
Lee and Mr.. Dixie Madrey and
Mr.. Bert Thompson were n Hon
ey Grove, last week.
Prof. J. H. Stewart of Austin
was in the city Monday and lee
tured to the w. o. W., at Bethel
ham Baptist church.
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Miss Lavader Dorchester, after
spending holidays home has re-
turned to Quindaro College in
Kansas.
Miss Amandy Lewis of Terrell,
who visited parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas Lewis has returned.
Mrs. Jno. Dawkins is conva-
lescing. The funeral of Mrs.
Dollie Mitchell who died at her
residence on East Magnolia, the
evening of the goth inst, was
attended 22nd inst, at Harmony
Baptist by Rev. H. d. Allen,
p. c., auspices OF Household of
Ruth. Mrs. Katie Childs had
charge of remains.
DR.. S. L. Goodson has return
ed from visit to Yoakum, Vic
toria and Port Lavaca.
Mrs. George Hodge has re-
turned from Electra. living 424
N. Rusk street. Miss Allie Mae
Lewis recently visited Miss Con-
stance Houston of Houston.
Rev. j. w. Washington, the
erudite pastor OF Bethlehem Bap-
fist is convaslecing.
Mrs. Matte Pitts who died at
her home in South Sherman,
the evening of the 21st inst, of
acute indigestion, funeral at
tended Sunday evening 25th inst.
at New Hope Baptist by Rev. u.
B. Hasker, pastor, auspices OF
Sally Lawrence Temple 279, S.
NJ. T. and True Daughters OF
Tabor. N. S. Everett of Frater-
nal had charge. Her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Gibbs of Ok
mulgee. attended.
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GILAIER.

Gllmer, Texas, Jan. 29.-Dls-
trict Court is grinding away
here Two Colored men convict
ed of murder to and 10 years
in the penitentiary. The best adj
vice we can give is to stay out
of trouble.
Mrs. II. M. Jones, the devoted
wife of Rev. H. M. Jones, pas
tor of G. M. p. church has been
called here from Sulphur Springs
to the bed side of her husband,
Rev. Jones is improving. Mr.,
Walton of Winnsboro has been
helping to attend Rev. Jones.
Sunday was pretty day and
Revs. S. ]. Howard and e. Prince
were at their post of duty. Rev.
Howard took the subject,
Something Must be Done" at
IL o'clock Sunday, his sermon
was masterpiece for trimming
up the church people for another
years run. Mrs. Sarah Smith
has returned home from her ex-
tended visit to the delight of
her husband and friends.
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CHICKAsHA.

Chickasha, OKLA, Jan. 20
The rally at First Baptist church
Sunday was splendid. Rev. A.
L. Branch of McAllster, and Rev.
G. b. Burton of Claremore
preached last week at the First
Baptist church. Sunday at IL
o'clock, Rev. j. S. Wilson filled
the rostrum and preached not
ed sermon on Christian giving
at 8 p. m. The various churches
were present, the G. M. e., with
her pastor, Rev. G.. f. Burton;
the Christian Church, the A. M.
Els, Rev. B. F. Brooks was the
speak of the hour. The pastor
of the A M. e. church was
called away on business, he is
expected to return soon. Mrs.
Rosa Alice Thomas is on the
sick list this week. Mrs. Fan
ME Red is up again. Mrs. Sa-
rah Stevenson will leave for
Mutton, Kans., this week. We'd
nesday evening the Mission will
meet at the church at 1880 D.
m, Mrs. Sarah Mckinney, presi-
dent.
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SHERMAN.

Sherman, Texas. Jan. 29.-
DR.. b. Smith occupied the pull
pit 25th inst, at st. John c. M.
e.
Mines. Lou Burnett and Boyd
Miss Lola Douglass underwent
successful operation at st.
Vincent sanitarium.
Rev. j. NJ. Pope and family
of South Sherman C. M. E.,
have returned from a visit to
relatives in DeKalb.
Mrs. Gussie Allen of Omaha,
Neb.. who has been visiting pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor
has returned home.
Mrs. Jennie Mae whidley,
who went to Roanoke to resume
her school work returned home
sick.
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RIEsEIl.

Riesel, Texas. Jan. 29.--In
spite OF the cold weather Sunday
Sunday school was well attended
at New Zion Baptist church.
Mrs, Thelma Clay spent a few
days in Waco last week visit
ing friends. Mrs. Martha Lewis,
mother Of Mrs. I. e. Dorsey died
Thursday and was buried Jan.
90. Mr.. w. r. and Hady Long
of Waco, was here on business
two days.
The National Woodmen paid to
Mr.. and Mrs. /. u. Dorsey $3.50
as first payment on account of
the death Of Mrs. Martha Lewis
within twenty-four hours from
the time they were notified of
her death. The public school
have been moved from the New
Zion Baptist church tc the Wood
man hall. Miss Washington and