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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
NAl kiR AIlINTS TO VII EFT N
Rlt1lMyNTt,
REGIONAL. CONFERENCE. JUNE.
18TH AND 10TH

c"l has been ISSUED 'hy'tht Madan>
{. j. walker Mig. Cnnpuny..tf India.
nHpofS. indiana. Tor its Agents or ti,-,
flfth R"Eion;tl ristrict compr's Sing the
states o. ONO Virginia. West Virginia
Maryland. District Of Tulunibla and
l'claWhr" 10 meet at the eth street NJ
r. Church. Richmond. Va. June 18Th
ana ION. for the purpose ,of discussing
ways and means Of how TO better
serve the public. their large number "
patrons and to lp;nn the latest ~ odrs
OF beauty culture. Scientific :ie,turcs
ann demonstrations will ~ given and
olhrcrS Will be elected for thr'tsonfer
fheN'. "hIrh 5 phvt Of Inc National
tonv'n,'on Of Mad"m c. Walker
Agents." hich viii meet in Rai,irnor,
Nd August lG. Nth and l;,h
a large attendance at the Confer
encc '% expected ana representatives
from III" General OnircS OF thc,l ON
pany Wal be present Every Wicker
Agent N the city and the ahoy<. riirf.Ied
states Is urged to attend
All inquiries W II he answered II al
dressed t" Mrs. Parselcan Gaddy. -; -
North 9th Street. Ffchmund VA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
'"FIILURE AND NEGG.T nv"

~ study OF the wot 4 Failure ought
to be interesting t, garden variety
citizens While gravr'and learned ScEa-
tors are Anticipating the judgment OF
abe Snprcm, court oir3he United States
Nn The validity Of me Dyer Rin to pen
>livc 'tyn"hirg.
Even thc'Grhoolbul- thinks NJ knows
W hal failure means. lae has MIA some
experiences with iastnrcS o. 'raanccS
to observe. Men in business have some
conceptions 81 what Fanfare In,mI.s In
fact. evrrybnny knows what la.Aneant
when the wotI is used
when we. Eft into The field Of ration
al .>egislation .,nd tie territory n"cupi-
cd Ivy the cor stitut ian , Of the United
States, We begin to get Somc delicatcly
Shaaed definitions OF failure. Whcn
we discuss the enforcement OF the con
siitution we find Il wA1e. gap separating
failure and :si.p bborn Neglect. To the
garden variety plnn they have Identical
efforts, whether there rs "a synonym ily
OF nM in the HU.ue of III" words.
If o. state :SI.nMi1 fail ~ pi cScryc ne
constitution and the la@S based ppnn
conditions, the sI'Ndcral government
w0U9H q lain tn, right TO @ltrr sEcn
state HIrl uSSpni,..: 'CntrOl and, .'irccticr.
The rCnited States gONcrnmrr;. u
fact 'RoS don" 'that verT thing. Tnt
legal lie Tense IL, the action IS that
when an Individual states resources
are insufficient Tu,X"cp the constitution
0pe rating the federal government Is
huund Ivy its Obligations to atssllrle tho
duty and supply the necessary fierce.
II the united States government
fUHnh thar the 3uUl!S caNnut pass
through any state ltecauSc tn" Slal"'s
power is unequal 10 the job OF protect.
ing the mass. the Eritcral government
would send 4 force Ul the array iMiO
iNHt state. The same course might ic
Followed if the states m,Adc no atlcmot
In keep the way open for the trunsp.r
iation Of mail, That the movement Of
thc mails is a government function Is
Il mere legal bubble. The real ISSUE
is nctwccn the failure Of /, state to ca
operate with the, federal government
in enforcing the privileges rUf all.
Vet when the lives OF citizens are
left without projection within sta:o
borders We arc told the federal govern
mcnt has neither legal nor moral right
10 interfere. 1t is all right 10 protect
tho mails, but protecting the lives of
citizens must not he thought o.. II IS
against the expressed provisions Of the
United States Constitution for the
United States TO make life safe for its
citizens.
Why. in that elder day it were great
CT to have been Il Roman citizen than
to have been king We are told that if
state refuses to honor the privileges
guaranteed to citizens by the constitn.
ton the United States cannot interfere
That is the judgment OF senators learn
cd in constitutional law. Put in anotn-
CT way. the every day style the con-
crete effect Of this judgment is that the
United States constitution is good on
~ to those who voluntarily respect It.
The United States cannot compel rs-
spcct.
Set out in the simplest terms. this
Judgment means that the United Stat
ca constitution has no meaning The
constitutional lawyers may find dist'nc
tions without difficulty. The common
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
Y. w. &. 4. NOTES.

ON Sunday afternoon Mrs. SOSi,
Wlll;ams VII have charge. IF the pro
gram for tire Nc9pcr hour. w, interex.
ing program is being ;'rrang,tl and ",
invite You To cnnn' and enjoy It.
Na'"h Tor III" announcement Tor Yes
l'rfS Tor the th.rd and fourth SUNDAYS;
The q I'll Reserves are planning tn,
programs for these ,.@"rviccS.
We regret that so many of those who
wrr" to take part on the program on
liISl Sununy did not come. We under
Stand that they were prevent ca DIV
Inavoikab'c causes. The Instrumental
solos Try Master Davis and Miss Mii7l
Harper were we'll rendered. TO com
plcte our hour Of service Il song scr,
ice was led by DR.. Bessie "Tharps.
The Health Education clio IS will give
Il Demonstration on Monday Afternoon
June l2th, at Gas o'clock at JohnSon':
Auditorium. We are hoping that 4
large number OF friends will be pres
ent to see the excellent work OF this
class. No admission. Those wishing 10
attend can secure tickets free from the
members or from the "Y'.
OurTcnniS Court ik now ready. We
invite those wishing to use our cou.
to do SO. Come and see us 80 We can
arrange for your aIoup.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
'DMNIbNW ENITII Ls,DGb. \. r.
\ ~ ELECTS OFFICERS.

Tlrr +. Gular Com munlCaNnn Of
Comp.u! wealth LudGr no. 81. \. T.. \.
NJ. TraS it'id on Friday night. .Jn">2.
1892 III III Masonic Temple on CLAY
Street nVa" : Xth This being tn" occa.>
5 on f0r i'!r ClCCti<,5l Of u'lir0rS OF Il We
rHyl, tern, the following Gt!ic"rs wvro
clrrtCL:
James \. Walker. ". VI; N,rIicnry
Henderson. $. ": En,s a prnm
mona j W; John ". Williams. s -.
HCTnarV y. Wood, j. n; John IT, Ma-
}"r% SCI rctary: j. IT, Moore Trrasurrt'
". +. MaS"n.: Til"r; Amos HuSsn uNd
James t. Baker. Stewards.
After the election of officers the
lodge 7, paired |" the 0'niMG room OF
ne rHHl'," where an elaborate Il pprl'
Was %c: Sod by .Nr. f.. K. Whitley. the
popular caterer. In appreciation O.!
u" Service; of Me retiring Master Mr.
I "r'lc" I. Him. who declined rU~r!Cr-
ti"n hrCauSc Of his impCrftin,,' NnunSr
81 rrS"d"n"c. tn" l"hCr presented him
with h"au>ilul Past Masters Jewel,
'hc Expressions Ivy the asSUri;LrS OF
ne nrW Past Master OF Common wealth.
Lodge on h : faithful. and efficient scr
wee Wh.!C Master Of the Lodge Voc
N"r% comp .m"ntarE. and the OpiniUn
was N"lr"d by the persons participant
III" n IN" exercises that Mr. lhll hal
hadc 'omMonWrHllh Lodge one OF ihc
h"$, Masters in its history
Short addresses were delivered w
the following gent lumrn.
+. NJ. NJ. i. Tyler: r. NJ. (. r.. Hill
!. Nj. j. II. Moore; Gram; High Priest
N"yH! Ar"h MHSOns: Col. Geo. W. R;ch
Hrd!on; w. J. NOlpman Jumrs II Au
mons. and John II Mabrry.
Commonwealth Lodge o1urrs ,n,0
me new year with " splendid record ri
achievement ana prosperity and undcr
me new administration cAprctS 10
malnlnn the hiEn standard St, Nv ,,;.
ri0SiIG administration.
Banking Committee: ". s. Cow,n-
{. Nj Kemp ana j. 81. n. ,(yr,,n
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
Alfred q Gibson. lIy'l bank Stree

Alfred q. Gibson, ~ Bank Street,
Newark, y. j., waEtS all lNks in Vir-
gihia TO corr rSpond with him about ar
engagements ,fDr the great Etks Meeting
Ghcre.
Mr.. Samuel Richardson, Business
Manager. Charleston, S. G.. Messenger
al present Advance Agent for the Jcn.
kibS Orphannge Band ana Jubil 90
Singers was in the city this week.
DIR. |. a. Jackson of Orange. Va.
was IN the city this week. III, is ar
ranging to locate in the West EnI and
engage in the practice Of medicine
here
Mr.. Robert D. Crawlcy, OF South
Richmond, who has been indisposcd
Is impros ing.
Mrs. Alberta j. Stevenson who has
been sick ior the past three weeks,
is ont again and wishes to thank her
mahy friends for the Kindness shown
her during Ter illness
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10

The commencement exercises OF,
'iartShorn Memorial College took
pace Wednesday morning, Junc>T
AT eleven o'clock. There were ,h,,n
chhdldateH for the degree Of Bach
elor OF Arts and one for Bachclo, of
science. The essays were we'll rrc-
pared and the delivery was OF hiun
calibre. The following program y',,s
rendered:
Music, Il Arise from Dreams 90
lhe". The Glcn Club; prayer; ma.
SIC, IlnGareSc Scrcnadc." Scxtcttc.
essay Tine Summum Bonum Of
lifr. Marie Susanna Calhoun; ESSAY.
Chemical Interpretation of Lite q"
Eth"l Evans Jones; music, .'Moru
lNSr. ScXtctte; essay: "Thc Intel
lcctual Factor in Moral Progrcas,"
ldclle McCreary; essay: THE S,udv
OF Mathematics. Cui BOno?" Martha
lee Smith; music. "Funincll- Fun,n~
cnia, The Glce Club: Confcrrine Of
Degrees, Award OF Prizes: music.
Alma Mater" bcncdiction.
Tn" Graduating Glass: Bachelor
or Arts. Mari" Susanna Calhoun
ldeilc McErcary, Martha Lee Smith.
barA"!"r of Science, Ethel Evans
Jones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
THE WOMAN"S BAPTIST STATE
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

The WGman's Baptist State Educat-,
ional Convention OF Virginia will meet
Juno 21st. 1922 at the Washington
Street Baptist Church, Of Bedford
City. Va. Rcv. Gray. pastor. Mrs. Ellis
Davis. president Of Aiding Society. 55,
South street.
All persons expecting to attend.
should send in their names at once.
Board and lodging will be one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day. Those
coming over the Chesapeake or the
Southern Railroads will change at
Lynchburg, Va. Fare from there IS
Ninety COY Cents.
MRS. M. w. RICHARDSON,
Corresponding Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
SkIrWITH IN CLEVELAND, ONO.

Cleveland, Ohio.--~T The Rev. W II.
Sklp"l'h. d. d.. international preach
or ana singer. cnr0utc from Chic;u-O
to Buffalo. n. Y. stopped here for
flVc nights and spoke for DrS. Bailey.
Ailcr. Wilson and Hawkins. He so
stirred the city with his preaching
ana singing until a citywidc cam
palgn will be put on for him in thc
near future. He is member of the
great Holy Trinity Baptist Church,
Philadelphia. Pa, DR.. W. T.. Graham.
that fearless and uncompromjsing
leader, is pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
SEGREGATION AT THE LINlOLN
MEMORIAL DEDICATION.

Colored Americans were segregated
III the seating Of the audience during
the dedication of the Lincoln Memoir.
lal IN Washington at which President
Harding spoke, it was learned today.
Ihis information was contained in a
letter sent to the National Association
for the Advancement OF Colorcd Pee.
pie, 20 Fifth Avenue, New York, hy
Shelby }. Davidson, executive seer l.
tary or the Washington Branch. y. \
a. G. =. Mr.. DavidSon's letter Says
III part:
Il am herewith calling attention to
the dedication Of the Lincoln Memoir
ial herc.-The conditions which con-.
lfontcu us as Il race were the most
shameful and disgraccful in the ann.
ais or history. Platform tickets were
distributed to the most rcprcScntatiy,
or our citizens colored, and when they
appeared they found segregation run.
ming rot. Platform seats reserved for
whites were in chairs and within dis,
lance OF the speakers that might be
called reasonable. considering tie
crowd, while back Of those seats were
those reserved for colorcd ropcd CT,
from those occupied by the whites and
placed about a block away from the
Memorial in the grass and weeds with
rough hewn benches without backs or
supports.
RACED at the entrance to these
seats were the Marines who were dis
taStclul, diScourtcOuS and abusive even
10 swearing III the presence OF our col
ored women who ACCOMPANIED their
husbands to the celebration. Some OF
our people, be it said to their credit.
as soon as they saw the situation
turned and left the dedication rather
than submit to the abuse offered them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
In Memory.

ALLEN-A token OF love to the Nom.
Dry Of my dear friend, Annie Madi
son who departed this life two years
AGO.
Just thought Of sweet remembrance
Jn"t memory fond and true:
Just a token Of affection
AID heartacha still for YOU
IRENE POOLE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
Opens Office Here.

The National Benefit Life Insurance
Company Of Washington has opened n
local office in the Mechanics Savings
Bank building with Mr.. l.. G. Brown as
local manager. The agents If this
company have begun work ana report
substantial progress. This is one of
the largest assurance concerns in tho
.untry.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10

5!''n !M"A% 1niE Il, the effects And +;
W"n'r!'S why there is no law :.at car
!'t h.:r"l IL oprla;,, to pro,rc, l?,e live,
~ =" !n:"n" III the United S,uh>S. Tie
htu: Bill - pronounced uncnns1i,utic.,
81 nH|;''i%' IL proposes TO safe N"E.0
|+'.,%.',@ tlvm mot MURDER"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
Will Discuss Capital Punishment,

DR.: w. IT. Stokos wiz discuss
"Capftal Punishment" at a special
session Of tho Y M. G. A. Saturday
Evening Glass. on the evening Of
Saturday. June II. at six O'Clock,
The public i9 invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10

Mrs. A. f.. Cooper Of Midlothian,
va, was in tho city this week. Mrs
cooper who has been teaching for the
last thirty-five yenrs is now retired
ana placed on tire pension list. She
Taught last year at Bermuda Hundreds
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10

ANTED-F1RST CLASS BARBER
"anted at once. Good pay for
GOOD barber. Write JAMES HUT
TON. 1879 S. Queen ST., Martins
burg. w Va. o.
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NOTICE. To-
CON 7 EST AN TS

- V1 Sols " 10
enters l. h q
NOrctcSt for
the Zee Hive
PiCturc .1llH-
Hlu Will get
RriArS as h'l-
lows: Ii Il
person wins
the iilTSt- pri2c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
27 COUNTRIES TO ATTEND
W. c. T. U. CONVENTION HERE
Progress OF Prohibition Abroad to
Be Reported at Sessions Nov. I!

When the roll is called at the World :
Convention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at Philadelphia
November Il the representatives of at
least twenty -seven foreign countries
are expected to bc present
They are to tell of the progress of
anti alcohol movement in their home
lnnds. Japan will have among her
white ribboncrs Mrs. kubushiro. ma
tionnl corresponding secretary Of the
W. &. I. I. in Japan. She is a
niece of Madam iaiima. the ninety
ycur-old Japanese woman here a year
ago for the Washington Conference.
From Germany. Fraulciu Won Blu
cher. president of. the German
Woman'S Total Abstinence Union. is
expected. She is a granddaughter of
Field Marshal Blurhur. who came to
the help of Wellington at Waterloo.
The World Convention will last from
November to 1G. to be followed hy
the National Convention of tho W. G.
T. T.. running until November ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
KIDNAPPED BY FOREIGNERS
Boy Passes Three Days in Refrige.
rator Car Without Food

Wilkes. Barre. Oct. 2G.---Cold. hun
CRY and thirsty. Johnny Page, sixteen
years old. n cripple. Of llorlain. y.
j.. was found Yesterday locked in n
refrigerator ear in which hc had been
imprisoned since last Sunday. He
owes his life to the fact that he can
whistle. Yelling and pounding brought
him n" help. and when his spirits wcrc
dying he decided to whistle. Train
men were attracted and rescued him.
The boy says two foreigners Kid
mapped him last Sunday. Several
foreigners came to work al ,hC terra
Gotta plant in lioplnn. whcr" h" is
employed. aud Johnny says they were
sr"rnrd bv other w"rkmcn. Revenge
was planned, he charges, and h" was
made the victim Of their vengeance.
Ne declares that ili" two men tossed
him into an automobile. took him to
,h" railroad yards and l"rkcd him in the
rCfrig 'rator car. He was sent home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
PREFERS TO STAY IN JAIL
Chicago School Trustee viii Com.
plete Sentence Today

Chicago. Oct. 2G. Hart Hanson.
trustee of the Chicago Board of r.dura
tion. remained in Jail last night to COM
pictc his three. r.day sentence for con =
tempt Of "onrt. de pitr II stay Of exc.
rution granted Yesterday By Justice q.
y. Carter. "f State Supreme Court
p"ndng petition to thr supreme Court
for rch"urin. Of the ease. Hanson $
rcntencc began Int" Tuesday and will
end this evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Man Falls Dead at Meeting

a. hr vas rrrsidng OVER Il meeting
ni the S,hul and licdcr N"rcin. at SOC
,irard avenue last night Christian
Born. of !'u7 Huntington street. prcs.
don't of the organization fell dead. Doc.
,ory NJ the Cnildrrn's Homeopathic Hos.
nita ,aid death waN du" to heart
NisrNsN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
TempIars In New Temple

1Iadd0niield. y. j.. Oct. 2G.--Nearty
800 Knights frmplnrS Of tn" Masonic
fraternity of this state and pennsyl-
vania. participated in the permanent
housing Of the Crusade tommandrry. of
Camden. in the Masonic Temple Of the
linddnniirld lodge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
ship Tickets Christmas Gifts

IIHIItRON, Fu.. V'rI. ~ Steam II In
tickets to til" United States as Christ .
mas presents ar" popular this year
among aliens Of the anthracite fields.
VIII" are doing their shopping early
The! are ending The tickets to r"lu =
tiv"> and friends in Central Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
DIVIDENDS
rE>N>NLNt>i> tOhi. AND iOkI
l'uRIUn tTlDN

= : 'I0-'|t : : - ~. y
Of ,gc l'".''r~. '..'.' .'Io. : .' D. e.. -
tor he'd 49, ,.-' 80, ." 49, ..- .
regular g.. ,'c'! Sl.0U per share
Compaa.. .'''uLr ~ November 10. 10.
70 Etlo Ihnr.rs p' RI o. ii, -.
eur!rrss Or No.rul'." =. ~.
October - ,N2-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

-" ..-..> iur TN" l":r :. .a', arr
,H"s l.."h siuli."r ham ,u 'i, sun,
p"ruo, g. 1921. Join. q. N".Lumm.r.
nrr &.">. lrpnrt"i pogo ,"s,rr.ia,. IN.
.Ur;" Ian "ttrimEtf h" di''"r"urc, ~
"'u.'..ria- raHnru~ aud "y,"., MT work.
y Y, .In'""l>.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
snccial H~ iinrs

fsS@THE at tRTERLt ~ >INE>> MfIr.
~ iur OF ~" N"rnl.ra ~ :, Young
Womrn's Christian t,-o'iatiou Of rhiIndrl-
phiu Nilli ~ h",d M0ndIi evening. q. .tnhrr
SO, tys2. ~ $50 4. NJ, ~ 'c.;r, U.s.. H..
1909 Arch street.
ii! electors are .aN.'u 60 t., p.r,tr'
The ,tinE "hl lc 'N',nwr,. y" ,uoE. ."u
stunts 81 Cuu,.rr.'r i,''aqp'a- .~,rI ~Gi',.r
Bay. Camp HePahN L.. and ntn,r ru"frrrr %.
KATE T. MILES,
RerOrdlf.s s>rcrctarl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

Wi;h"Ui word uf .uumr.i "r
debate. t." dHviight saving r"U.nan"N
rcroal"r, introduced hrrr ~, weeks
ngo. wa~ IN a>S"d unanimously yesterday
hy 'i.y I"uMril. That viii @avr n" "F-
fee, nrl v"'" at the \uv"inh"~ "'"rtiun.
orGrr" hy the HorkS Iornr, C"uinS-
.iuuor>. - d"t"r:uiuc sentiment ia
gpid" 'h" I."Gtslatur" h'N; year in
"tiI.uil. "r prohibiting daylight say
IN. in the Stnt" at lnrr".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
- snERIrt"s NOTICES
PROCLAMATION

. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70
"rs residing in the First Sona,ori,, eieci.
III IN" Commonwealth Of ,'strier
comprising the First. TWENTY. .ix,h ,vunia,
SIKH Thirty-ninth and For,y.e,,h,. ,n'rty.
of the CITY of PHILADELPHIA. tina, W., wards
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

BROWN CART ERl\E SUBERS BROWN
died u,t. 2", 1921, From loving husband
lLLL 1 hLlIrmn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
IN NIENIORItNi

j hl!rNN ,EATiiEkl\E SubERS BROWN
/ died % ~ l"2l, From loving husband
DRatbS
o,ASgrtLE!iATci.-A' her. ls,,s res,nGgy:.e,;
WIIrrN"E&, Widow S} 'EI u j. william '" krpe taSA
hnusn. Relatives and friends Invited to flu
i. i nr"9 S,''n' : g. cor. ar '5;S'T '5o.h and ID
Ch,harnc ST.. IN. private n, Mt. Mortah
,nN%NNN. tne. tionmsn, ,--nc.. -. 1929.
AMANDA J.. wtaow cf .II9nn. s. B9nnaH
nr$si, u Jc' - r. &irTSHI% III TSiiI'%t r'ir ~ o:
,o," r"u' N>Stg:. a.ed -. Relative an!
'"" H. n,@a +. "5 ESi%, n:% I?"4% s,,s% No. go 60 : f
- !, II. :, invited - funeral w.. $50
H,;,... :r"'" ''. 'id"T,% vs. ,,n hr"w st. ,,,
\. VI: Iat. 1T =. Peters com. R"n:ains
4 u.'' 10. .I"wrd Thurs. 8 /. =. i.
M&E 5i Ios"" 8. AM An. (, + ,5LaL GM@j:s S"5
lonrs1 ruo n"tI,c "r funeral rI,i l." giy"I,
tor. hr, l,;~ rcsIdenr" lS22 Frarkford ave.
E'Mol%W, = %Sn,.S ,",' % . '222 ; tt;i;r E%lS T. =
- So" E"a'!,rs a1d fr!"nds ala, Alpha
Gnn.r sigma Fra,"rnt,}, ama cmpi2,". Of
services. Frt.. : r. NJ. at rts fathers rcsi,
nrNylN,:. % "e,. q, NELLIE i:
r.. T% .. M W9"r Mr..; r. "n4 .;," cn. &:?int" Hns :
uH,, h, - re- ii%3r' in''"n =" 'um"y"i. On
1916 ; l3th 81: S"'"r'" I"gu'em, macs. q,
-. Th,'nts' 'hur'H At l":3o. !nt. HOS
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Annual Elections

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StockholdcrH ,or tte Southwestern
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