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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

VERY SPECIAL
IS acres, 7-room house, cheap build-
ings: 9 acres Swear old prunes, 10
acres pasture. balance clover, alfalfa
and wheat ground. On state highway
near Boise. See W for special price.
An ideal location and farm.
HOME BARGAIN
hot water heat; close in: $1,000: on
terms. See US for any kind Of home.
HIGH & FRIEDMAN COMPANY
Main Office eth & Main, Boise
ASK About Us"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

| |, JANUARY II, 1910
poa oAlg
eeslsry sns eessssy esppllee
T0R eALD-BlAck lGinorca chioren.
AZ 30. nth street.
FOR SALE Pursbrsd white Whvn.
dote., fine.laytng strain, see fhsu,
"wednesday ct the Farmers Market.
ron GALE Or TRADE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A Groom
furnished house. Good location.
$4,000. Call IS. ]. A. Waul
WANTED-To trade q first mort~.~e
drawing Z per cent interest. paid
twice year, good city property. Tor
or 10-acre tract, well Improved.
Inquire 1908 N. 25th.
WANT sunnysids Land and some cash
from owner only. for my 30 acres IA
irrigation district In Paystte county.
plenty Of water and ready to cron
Give full description and price n
first letter. Box II. Sunnyside, IDA,
WANTED
miscellaneous
WANTDD-Chickens. Call 55Js.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, New
York Store, DIS Main St
WANTED - At once. second hand
goods at Bears. Phone 794W.
WANTED-Beef cattle 800 to s1l.oo,
must be fat. Palace Market, Phone
ESQ. 724 Main.
YOUR sales cried free II we fail to give
satisfaction. VIM. e. and 8. A.
Curtis, phone 4sJ1.
WANTED = Veal calves and poultry,
Telephone 1887. Skaggs United
Stores. Cor. eth and Idaho.
TEL CLOvER-I am buying right
along. Jerry Cohn. 354 Soma Bldg.
Boise.
wANTED-Ca to weld.
NAMPA MACHINE 4 WELDING
WORKS
Nampa, Idaho
COLLECTIONS
OvERAYER can get the money II
anyone can. No eolleotion. NO
charge. Boz lS7. 4
TRAPPERS ATTENTION.
WANTED-Skunk oil for eastern mar.
ket.
JAS. W. RICE. Pharmacy. :.
Meridian. Idaho.
HAVE your old tires made into good
ones; 5000 miles guaranteed on all
work. Idaho Lock Stitch Tire Fao-
tory. 1920 Main St
BUY WHERE your aollar has more
cents. Furniture. rugs. stoves and
ranges. The Company 0toEe. ee1.
oil Idaho street. e
WANTED-2,000 or moro coarse wool
mixed thin lambs or culls. Must be
worth the money. Box 2S3. Nyssa,
FOR SALE.
Automobiles and Supplies
Service Auto Radiator Shop. 1414
Main.
FOR SALE Second hand Ford cars
H. H. Bryant a Son. II
FOR SALE = Dodge touring, . snap.
Phone 55J2.
FOR S-ALE-Model 90 Overland, 5 new
tires, rim 60U0 miles. Chap foi cash.
Phone 112SW.
FORD five-passenger body to exchange
for Ford roadster body. Is or 10
model. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
1923 Main, Boise.
FOR SALE+Model 1919 Oakland &C."
a bargain il taken at once, owner
leaving city. Inquire 1401 North
Seventh street.
GRANT SIX machine shop Will put
your auto or truck in tip-top shape.
Fun equipment to overhaul all mod
els. Expert Workmanship. Reason
able prices. 2os to 2l2 south Tenth
street. II
BIG REDUCTION ON USED CARS
Want to buy an automobile. truck
trailer or q Ford. don't fail to see
PALO ALTO AUTO MARKET
23rd & Fairview Ave. Phone 2ess
USED CARS.
OF all makes at the
IDAHO AUTO EXCHANGE.
oil Bannock st.
Announcement.
NORTH 12TH STREET FORD
REPAIR SHOP
has taken over
THE FRONT STREET GARAGE.
312 So. eth st.
See US for all kinds Of repair work.
E{rat ri ou VynrL ro ntood Uro,A
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

$3.50 4 rooms. worth moro.
$500 rooms.
$500 rooms. corner lot
$500 8 rooms.
$4,000 rooms, modern except
heat.
s42eo rooms. Warm Springs
ave.
S4350 rooms, modern bunsa-
low.
$500 10 rooms, suitable for
rooming house.
$1,000 8 rooms, 160-ft. lot.
$500 8 rooms, bungalow. mod.
ern in every respect.
$500 Q rooms, modern home.
q bargain.
$4,000 9 rooms. an elegant
home.
WYMAN REALTY d BROK.
ERAGE CO.
Phone 1909. Overland bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

Announcement.
NORTH 12TH STREET FORD
REPAIR SHOP
has taken over
THE FRONT STREET GARAGE.
312 So. eth st.
See US for all kinds of repair work.
First class work guaranteed. A Ford
speciality man ON our force.
TRY US :: PHONE ass
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
CITY ACREAGE FOR SALE

CITY ACREAGE FOR SALE
We can sell you q new five
room house with ~ acres OF
land cheaper than you can
build the house. City water
and electric lights. II you are
from Missouri we will show
you.
HARGROvE & SON
Caldwell, Idaho
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

FOR SAxAE,-Business opening, ono OF
the best paying businesses In Boise.
Doing cash business OF $4,000 q
year. good profits. win pay for IT,
self in about three years. See Mr..
Wsnstead, No. els Idaho BLDG.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

In point of number and general in
terest the reception held by the
Southern Society of Washington last
hlght. with Gen. John J. PerShing rs
the guest of honor. viii go down in
history AS the most important recep-
ton ever held by the organization.
Long before the appointed hour for
the reception, $50 O'Clock. the cor
ridorS leading e. the large ballroom
were jammed with anxious guests. the
company constantly increasing in
number and anxiety until Gen. Persling
arrived shortly after 9 and took his
place between DIR. Clarence j. owens.
president of the society, and Miss
Margaret Wilson. who arrived much
earlier.
After several thousand of the guests
were received. Dr. Owens escort ID
Gen. Pershing. Miss Wilson and mem
hers of the receiving party and guests
nl ton"r /" box in the center of the
ball room. from which Gen. PerShiug
was introduced by Dr. owens and
later made a short and spicy speech
me ball was opened by br Owens
who led Miss Wilson to the floor for
the hrst dance. and immediately fol-
lowing Gen. fershlng claimed her as
"A partner. The box was handsomely
set with palms, and between the tu o
American flags, which fell from the
canopy. was the flaA> Gen. Pershing.
strip of red showing four white
stars and bordered with IA gold braid
ana fringe. Otherwise the two ball
rooms showed with their decoration
or southern smflaX. large flags crossed
at intervals between the windows or
over the boxes
In the receiving line We're Or Clar-
ence j. owens. president of the Sori-
ETY., ana Mrs. Owens: Gen. John j
Pershing. Miss Margaret Wilson. Mrs.
JoSephuS Daniels, Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Alexander. Senator
Duncan L, Fletcher, honorary presi-
dent of the Southern Commercial Con-
gresS; Miss Mamie Randolph Heth,
president of the Southern Relief Soci
ETY.: Mr.. Claude y. Bennett past presi =
dent of the Southern society: Cant.
{. G. Calhoun. past president of the
Southern society. Mrs. Maude Howell
Smith. past preside MT, District of Co
lumbia Division of the United Daugh-
ters of the confederacy: Maj. f.. w. r.
Ewing. historian general, Sons Of
Confederate Veterans: Mr.. Roy Price.
members executive council. Southern
Commercial Congress: Coils. Fred Beall,
Lovick Pierce on the generals staff
United Confederate Veterans
During the evening a brief program
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported 10
the hcaltl, department IN the last twenty four
hours:
William Il: Smith. 61. 1880 I'd street.
Catherine +. Srhaufrle, B.. 3o1 street
northeast.
John Martin. 80 Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
Ameia NJ FickIng s.. Sibcy Hospital.
Frederick IL. Stafford. 40. l.2I NJ street
Henrietta Walters, n. 80 Shepherd street
Edward A. Newman. 81, Emergency Hos
pital.
east.
Patrick !. Hartigau. So, 2239 shannon place
southeast.
samuel p Evans. ! days. 2i31 \ street.
Sarah Jordan, q. Children Hospital
Lou Ellen Jackson. 80, 1918 llth street.
BESSIE jefferson, 80 4sDl Grant place north
east.
Ida +. Banks. 80. 1918 22l street.
Edward Robinson, -, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Esteila Samuel. - l@i + street southwest.
Geneva Clark. Il. Children Hospital
Infant OF James and Julia Lane, l. hours,
Georgetown University Hospital.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
the health department in the last twenty fG
hours:
JoEr j. ard NarjoIi" Wa'lup. hoy.
Wailace u. and Annie 4. bassfari. boy
Walter D. and Mabel l.. Brown, boy.
Samuel T.. aud NeIii. \. Evans boy
Eer.pn y. and Annie I. Hicks. boy
George y. and Mabel J. Grant. girl
Daniel and FiiiIncnS toiaciccn. boy
JaIu-s Il. AID Frances khOd"S girl.
Robert X. and Nellie Il Henley, girl
Russcl &. and Catherine Johns. girl
Leslie =. and Alice &. Dix. boy.
James and Ami" Miles. boy.
Robert \. and Florence l;"ith, hoy.
Russell $. and Blanche l.. DoWclt boy
Willtaiu and katl.Na Hutchinson. girl.
john and Pearl V. Cnsri.aH. .;GI.
Douglas :il Rachael %f.iGirs. boy.
Alien and Mary Wra".Ss. boy.
Ed,var,: au! Lizzie Wilson. hey.
leo .,ad France White. girl
Ralph r. a4.! Eosal.Id frazier. boy
Wade j. aEt! In@s.a i:ubil>nn. boy
Joseph /. and i;iaGTh" =. Dyer. boy.
William and Ethel Jones. by.
Charles and Maria Harvey, girl.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

is!ation to reduce the high cost OF
living; government ownership ana
democratic control of public utilities'
restoration of pre-war civil Hbertes'
enforcement of all laws. including the
eighteenth Amendments: woman SUI
farge: district suffrage: democratic
league of nations: democratic tax
alton" The next meeting of the clup
will be at s o'clock on the night of
March Il at the Lafayette Hotel
Evening star., 1920-03-13
CARDS OF THANKS.
GROS.

GROSS. We wish TO express our sti , =,
thanks our many relatives irithNn '
for their sympathy. Kindness anu n'" ~ ~ ~,
floral tributes at the illness and ] dean Oh "''
uEE DEy0TEp HUSBAND. MiLinN
GROSS. AND SONS. ERNEST ;. AN
JAMES NJ. GROSS.
ROBINSON Mrs Annie Robinson. 10" nulIu
st. NV wishes To thank her man! lr".nuN
and relatives for their kind rrmtuhrhh''e
and condolencc in her hour of bereavement.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have beer .ssuod to Tie
following:
Joseph L. Bailey a:,d AIi~c a. polb~ar.
Harry II. iIohe, j.. OF triS city and Mary
S CLARK uf Atiliau,Spnrt. II
Frederick ". Ericrur: aEl Anne Hughes
.rhn t. Ecrnr and t>rt'ir VI Ca.."r
Wu!fr~ ". Washington aHi Clara v SrScor,
Joseph L. Pollard, j".. aat iIpich1 Payne.
William +. l;rnwrhy u A."i\"..>t,nrt. Ia
Evening star., 1920-03-13
BRYAN CLUB ADOPTS PLANKs.
Democratic Organization States Its
Principles.

The Bryan Democracy Club adopt
cd a declaration of principles at a
meeting held at the Union Savings
isank building. The principles includ-
I'd planks for federal and state leg
Evening star., 1920-03-13

| IN the minister of S"ltZei
! i" land. was the guest VI
1 Il honor at a luncheon fN'
! today by Mrs. Henry ff'oe
/ Wright and Mrs. II. II. Rousseau d.
, the Cafe St Marks. The gutS's
| cluded Nine. lie Breton. wife OF tht "a
! gentine ambassador: Nine. I, ',.;rc.ss
! wife Of the Serbian minister: lrthStso
Radziwill. Countess de Menth3n; ar,,,an W,
Bayard. Mrs. Walter r. Tuck rinan ,Iil
Mrs. Albert +. Niblack ana "'s'
/ Josephine Patten.
F.! The minister of Bulgaria ana M,ile.
/ Panaretoff were hosts at dinner ia9'
| evening. when their guests WI.
! vited to meet the former At'otne.
! General and Mrs. Thomas "a''
I Gregory.
/ Senorita Ramona r lie Fevr": sis
ter of the charge d'atfalreS OF 1ie @
| legation of Panama. left yesterday
for New York, and she Will san san 10
| day for Panama. where she VIII re-
main until early in April
| The United States ambassador TO
/ Peru. Mr.. William f. Gonzales. VIII
/ be the guest in whose honor Mrs: ~
du B. Gaillard will entertain am
/ ner company this evening.
/ Dinner in Honor of Diplomats.
! The third assistant secretary OF
/ State and Mrs. Breckinridge Long
/ were the hosts at a dinner party laSt
! evening given in honor OF the an,
bassador of Chile and Sonora de
| Math!eu The guests included Senator
! and Mrs. Edward James Gay the
! charge d'affaires of CzechosloEakla.
! MIR. Masaryk. Maj. and Mrs. Gist Blair.
/ Mrs Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
| Anderson. Nine. Hauge. Gen. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Is Hamlin. Miss Cotter Mrs. Bugher,
! Mr. Shaw, Col. Henry A. Dufont ana
| Col. Gilmore.
Mrs. Charles S. Thomas. wife of
Senator Thomas. was the hostess at "A
small luncheon today. one of a series
she is giving in her apartment at
a40O 10th street.
| Mrs. Charles F.. Adams was the
| hostess at luncheon today, entertain
| ing a smart company.
| Mrs John Il. Henderson will enter
tain informally at dinner tomorrow.
Prince and Princess Michael Cam
ne-SperanSkey arrived in wash
| ington today and will be guests of
j Mrs Henry r. Dimock during their
stay here
| Mrs Dimock will not receive tomor
row afternoon until after . O'Clock.
when she will have her house guests
| to assist her.
Mrs Robert T.. Lee left Washington
today for Charleston, s. C.. where she
will make visit of week. Col.
Lee did not accompany her.
MIR. William Phelps Emo and his
! cousin, Mrs George w. Ehle, will not
! observe their Sunday afternoon at
home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman will
] entertain 4 distinguished party at
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Minister to Peru Entertained.

The Peruvian amba ssador and Sc,
nora de PeZet entertained at dinner
last evening in honor of the new am
bassador to Peru. Dr. William f.. Con.
Zales of New York.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Southern Society Reception.

uinner this evening at tn" dinner
dance at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Millinery Opening, Notice

Very Chic, Exclusive Models Of Ladies' and
Misses Hats at saving of 416 from down
town prices PARTISAN HALTER,
2T25 St. NV. Il.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mr. William Phelps Emo and his
cousin, Mrs. George w. Ehle, will not
observe their Sunday afternoon at
home tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mrs. Robert +. Lee left Washington
today for Charleston, S. c. where she
will make a visit of a week. Col.
Lee did not accompany her.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

nora de peZet entertained at dinner
| last evening in honor of the new am :
! bassador to Peru. Dr. William f. Con
zales of New York.
Senator Thomas T. Gore entertained
| at luncheon yesterday at the Capitol
! Miss Radcliffe of Cardiff, Wales: Mi IS
| Chenhalls and Mrs. Herndon. Mrs.
Gore has not yet recovered from an
| attack of tonsilitis
| The Bishop of Washington. the Rt
! Rev. Alfred Harding. presided at the
! meeting yesterday afternoon in the
| home of Mrs. Henry +. Dimock in the
interest of the Bryn Mawr endow-
ment fund drive, for which Miss
Helen Taft, acting president of the
college, came to Washington. Mrs.
Dimock received the guests at the
drawing room door Mr. Frederic A.
DelanO made the opening address and
introduced the guest of honor. who
made a very distinct Impression il.
her remarks which We're clear and
logical and delivered with poise and
! dignity. After she spoke Mrs. Louis
+. Slade of the Bryn Mawr committee
made an address
Miss Helen Taft. dean and acting
president of Bryn Mawr College, who
/ is the guest of Miss Charlotte Hard
! ing. daughter of the Bishop OF Wash
! ineton was the guest last night OF
/ Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews. who enter
! tanned a company at supper a. the
| Cafe st. Marks.
The speakers of the evening. in ad
! Continued on Page S. Column -
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wardman will
entertain Il distinguished party at
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Miss Virginia Mckenney left Wash
ington today to spend the week end
in Philadelphia with friends. and will
therefore not observe her Sunday aft
crnoon at home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick -. Mcken-
ney, the parents Of Miss Mckenney,
will meet her in Philadelphia on Mon
day. and they will go to New York
to spend the rest Of the week
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Society

- ME. MARC PETER. Wife Oh
the minister of Swltzer-
land. was the guest VI
}, honor at luncheon given
today by Mrs. Henry NV
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mr. X. H Hadow. third secretary
of the British embassy staff. enter
tanned at a luncheon yesterday at the
Cafe ST. Marks.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

The assistant secretary of he Navy
and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt were
the honor guests at a dinner party
entertained last night by Capt, and
Mrs r. r. Craven. who asked Il small
company to meet them.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Gen. Pcrshing Will leave today to
attend an alumni dinner at West
Point tonight. He viii return to-
morrow to New York. where he viii
Remain until Tuesday, going then to
Bridgeport. Conn. He viii come to
Washington Wednesday to begin
preparations for a trip TO Panama on
March ~. W b-.r he viii be absent sew
tral weeks
Evening star., 1920-03-13

CARIER. Departed tins life Friday. March
=. 100, at 81. ElizIb"th'S Hospital, OTIS
tAEiEh. IT." son uf jLr late Charles {. and
Martha Garter. Funeral ,pr!vatel o'clock
Monday. March i, IRON l. Thomas under
taklHE par!oFS l3th AMI Fl SIS n.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
DIED.
BROWN

BROWN. Young Mems Protective League
members are requested to attend the funeral
of our late brother. GEORGE II. BROWN,
Sunday, March II. 1920. from Shiloh Baptist
Church. l. between 10Th ana lIth sts. NV.
at 80 pm.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
CASKEY March u 1eon s. ,.,1,,r,ta, = ,

DAhiE, Friday March l.. 1920 at Il p-r m.
al his residence. GiS llth 81. ne. JACOB
\ DAMN. trlurrd husband II Agnes a.
iaklA Funeral Monday. March II. from
A!> lat" residence at pm. Friends in
't"t TO attend. iHtrrm,HJ "a Pguspr,t nnl
cemetery IL
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NATIVES or EAST AFRfcA MI
TREATED
SIR ri. II. JOHNSTON APPEALE FOR
PLAIN JUSTICE For NEGROES
THERE.

4 London. Oct IAN indictment Of
British treatment OF negroes in Bril-
tish East Africa Is made by Sir II. H.
Johnston writing In the Observer
Many Of the assertions made before
the Negro conference in New York"
ne says were. Wild and windy but
2lair jpstice done TO the 100000 Of
black and brown people in this coll
ony and 'orotecforate'" Numerous
instances Of bullying, fIoEging and
torture s, are ,,, cite \. 3, BY the writer ~,
" coalescIna Bantu with Niiote, Mo-
hamUedan with Christian and Pagan
Somali and Gala with hitherto de-
ppised Negro: N their common hatred
the exceptional cruelties which have
stained the white mans record dur
ing this period Of rs years. These
are net cr7clties Of soldiers or police
kind. but Of Individual settlers--Brit
fsb or BOer In origin.
Not only have murders, lighthearted
murders Of natives taken place all
voting crnelties been committed, but
when the white delinquents are
brought for trial white iuries ac-
uuit them. or white Judges inflict trl-
vial penalties or rebellious public
4 sentence doubt II capital pun-
iehment for murder has over been linz
posed on white man in East Afri-
ca.
sAgain, in the Great War, thous-
ands and thousands OF native porters
were compuIaorily enrolled by our
Government by the military au-
thorities in the unhappily-styeld pro-
tectorate, and the ARRANGEMENTS for
their commlseariat their medical
treatment. their lodging and clothing
the result that some 23,000 to $4,000
OF them. 1t was reported. died dur-
Ing the pursuit OF the German for
cea.
The survivors have retained ton
cues and the power Of speaking:
some even had been mission educat-
ted. and when Dora (Defence OF the
Realm Act) took her hand off the
mail service they have stammeringly
told the world outside Africa snme-
thing Of their preventable sufferings
and even of sin4larly celious end
sometimes cruel treatment at the
Now the eliminating incident Is
this, Some two months ago there oc-
CURED at Nduru In British East At
rica, cases OF fIogglng and torture,
30 severe that according to Q medl-
cal officers report. in some cases the
fioeged natives died from the tor
fure and flogging. These crimes
seemingly were committed on a Eu-
ropean's plantation The Europeans,
IN what is now termed colony
apparently take the law into their
own hands and administer punish
ment as they please"
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gates; upon every member. whenever
there Is no Branch of the League, to
form one for that purpose, and upon
every League member or friend in
each community TO take the Initiative
in organizing our people, ben and
women to elect and send delegates
to Baltimore
Yours for the abolition Of Federal
Segregation by the election of 1920.
Respectively submitted,
NATHAN s. TAYLOR, President
S545 Grand Bid, Chicago. Ill.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Bates ADallas,
Mrs. I. D. Dickson Gilmer.
Mr.. Jodie Devsraux-1taiy-
Mr.. o. Ashton-Rice.
Mrs. A. B. Fields Dallas.
DR.. d. W. Shields Dallas.
Mr.. Norman woods-Dallas.
Mrs. Beatrice wade-wichita Falls.
Mr. s. e. Gabriel--Hemphill.
Mrs. r. B. williams-Independent.
Mr.. R. L. Hicks-C Center
Mr.. James M. Jackson-Prairie View.
Mr.. Erwin MARSHALL lakewood.
Mr.. Henry Lee-Glen Flora.
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LIST OF CONTESTANTS

Mr.. Arthur ]. Sykes-Sherman.
Mrs. l.. A. Wallace-Clarksville.
Mrs. H. Morgan-Dallas.
Mr.. Noah -Rosser.
Mrs. Mary Comming- Bellville.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Reconsideration.
Mrs. d d. Kelly-Dallas.
Mrs. Mira Hervey-Quitman.
Mrs. Julia White-Longview.
Mrs. L. A. Pierce-Jacksonville.
Mrs. Clarena Young-Dallas.
Mrs. w. e. Harris-Dallas
Mr.. A. b. Alexander-Mineral Wells.
Mr.. A. D. Steward-Dallas
Mr.. 7, ]. Phillips-Itasca-
Mrs. Della Observation-Disclosures.
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CLASSIFIED .ADsv
FrrY onNTs FOR TH1IsrY DAYS

only after which one dollar receipts
you as an annual member of Wom-
en- Federated Missions. Plans that
ensue our safety and convincing by
its services and up-to-date methods
meeting the trying conditions of the
hour in supporting churches. pro-
noting religion, shaping character,
race building, fixing destiny and
conserving society.
A path for the ,attainments of
unity securing power and influence
for our men and earns the conf
dence and respect for women with
recognized value. Ask for nothing
more and stands for nothing less.
Send to MRS. @. M. SCOTT,
SOC Peacock Street,
Cleburne, Texas.
9-1S-4t
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KUN a LITTLE
IIIaIs---THU--I.KNE;.

grow. II makes the scalp healthy;
II makes the hair soft, atraight and
glossy; u gives life to the most stuD-
born hair and SURROUNDS the face with
grace and beauty.
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CONVENTION CALL NATIONAL
RIGHTS LEAGUE WILL MEET
FOR WORLD DEMOCRACY AT
BALTIMORE.

Fellow Leaguers and colored
Americana.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
Favorable Position.

Birmingham occupies a very favor able position in the eyes of the de- partment of commerce at Washington. T remarked Garnard Harris, trade com missioner of bureau of foreign and domestic trade. on his return iron, the national capital yesterday. T found that the head officials of the bureau are well informed about Bir- mingham, and they are disposed to help in every way possible to build up this district industrially.
 However. if Birmingham is to share in the benefits offered by the foreign and domestic trade bureau it is incumbent upon her citizens to get busy and interest themselves in the matter. The bureau obtains daily re- ports on trade conditions and wants in all countries, and these are placed at the disposal of manufacturers and merchants in the United States