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20 WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-Modern cottage or single house.
about Sept /. Must be good neighbor-
hood and good condition. Webster 934S.
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OFFICER TO RETURN q
ALLEGED SWiNDLERS
Detective Goes to Pittsburgh With
Warrants for Two Men.


H. O. Webster of the H. G. Webster
Detective Agency left today for Pitts
burgh. Pa, with warrants for the ar
rest Of Anton Marks and Mike
Gomich, who, Webster said, swindled
several Indiana banks out Of total
Of S1,700. They are alleged to have
obtained s525 from the East Side
State Bank and a smaller sum from
the Indiana Trust Company. The
rest OF their operations were on banks
in South Bend, Button and TT.
Wayne, 1t was said.
1t is said the men would deposit
money with a bank. raise the amount
on a deposit certificate. go to another
town and explain that they wished to
transfer the account. While awaiting
the transfer they would ask for a
sum to tide them over. They Were
seldom refused, it is said.
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Doubles

Five rooms to side. Rents S45 Price
50 500 -Four rooms to side Rents $40.
Price 5000. Owner. Main 2S74. 204
Rauh Bldg.
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Advertising Man Talks

Louis D. Wallace, vice president of
the Thomas E. Basham Advertising
Company of Louisville. KY, addressed
the Advertising Club at the weekly
luncheon at the Chamber of Com
MERGE today on "Some Neglected
Things in Advertising" Edward o.
Snethen, president of the Federation
of Community Clubs, talked on the
smoke problem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-23
Furniture Plant to Be Built

The Kramer Manufacturing Com
pany, makers Of upholstered flrni-
ture, will erect new power plant, mill
and office buildings at 233-255 s. La
Sale st. The cost is estimated at
s250.000. At present the company is
located ct COZ S. New Jersey st. APP
proixrnately zoo men win be en-.
ployed-
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That Used Car Through The Times Want AsA Safe and Sure
80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
b-GasOline

FOR SALE-Ford Touring, Al conditioA%
four new Longwear tires, motor ccmpletez
" overhauled with all new parts; new patent
break bands; new top and new back seat up
holstering; private owner. Call Brookside
1146 after 6 D. m.
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MAXWELL touring, good running condition.
S35. 424 N. Alabama. Gail between 6
and & n m
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Rockefeller and Sage Foundation wild
life sancturaries in order to further
protect the wild life of the section
was made public today by r. Gilbert
Pearson. president of the National
Association of Audubon Societies.
Promoters of a hunting club now
hold an option on the land but 1t 10
believed that the owner, E. A. Nc
Ilhenny, who made possible the es-
tablishment of the other sanctuaries.
will readily agree to the associa-
tion's plan, Mr.. Pearson said.
In correspondence between Mr.
Pearson and Mr.. McIlhenny the own
er, is said to have been anxious to
place the territory in sanctuary, but
had not found means Of finding funds
Evening star., 1923-11-30

oil dealers were profiteering when
they retailed the product at Is cents,
plus tax
For two weeks the state has been
selling gasoline at 151a and 16 cents,
including tax, while the dealers
charged 171a and IS cents. In an
nouncing the price reduction f. j.
Gallagher, manager, said:
"At 1874 cents Gncluding taxi no
dealer can pay his costs and earn a
fair profit. 4" at 1924 cents we can
die quickly and with less torture.
We prefer to die quickly"
Evening star., 1923-11-30
new RADIO PERFECT.

GENOA, Italy, November 3o.-Per-
feet results with a new Marconi wire
less telephony instrument. used at sea,
are reported by the Lloyd Sabaudo or
ganiEation.
Receiving instruments were distri-
buted on one of its steamers, the Conte
Rosso. which is now voyaging to New
York, and messages were picked up and
heard distinctly from a distance of 500
miles
Evening star., 1923-11-30
VOTES FOR WOMEN HELD
CERTAINTY IN ITALY
Chamber of Deputies Likely to
Grant Suffrage, But Will Limit
It in Scope.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, November 80. - Votes for
women seems to be a practical GER
tainty at this session of the chamber
of deputies, but it will be limited to
the according of the vote to women
of twenty-five years or more of age
who have received medals, who are
widows of war veterans, or who pay
Evening star., 1923-11-30
taxes of 40 lire or more annually.

taxes of 40 lire or more annually.
The commission of the chamber, un-
der the presidency of former Premier
Giolitti. met today and began the
preparation of the bill, air eady being
in agreement on the major points.
The socialist members of the commits
sion urged the extension of the suf-
men, but this motion was voted down.
The introduction of a suffrage bill
at this session is in fulfllment of
the promise made by Premier Mus
solini to the woman's suffrage con-
vention here in June.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
GAS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
SELLING FOR IL CENTS
Dealer Says He Prefers to Die
Quickly and With Less
Torture.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. November 80.
The Brown Garage Company. inde-
pendent oil dealer, announced 1t
would sell gasoline today for 10k
cents gallon, plus the two-cent
state tax. This price is cents below
that set by Gov. William H. McMaster
recently, when he declared that the
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Tor such a project and had accepted
the hunting club idea, believing that
with restrictions the wild life would
get some sort OF protection
Evening star., 1923-11-30

More than 100 herds of reindeer are
scattered over Alaska and include
about 250,000 animals.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
WOUNDS IN RAID FATAL.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. November 80
DIR. H. T.. Conrad, well known dry
officer and dentist Of
Evening star., 1923-11-30

hospital here yesterday from stab
wounds suffered as the result of d
raid on Youngstown cafe on Novem-
Der 19. Disguised as a negro, Dr.
Conrad obtained liquor I'm a cafe. As
DR.. Conrad attempted to arrest the
proprietor he ran. The officer was
stabbed in the back during the chase.
Feneers as thin as 106 to the inch
can be cut with present-day ma
chinery.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
SEEK VAST ACREAGE
TO SAVE WILD LIFE
Audubon Society Officials An.
u nounce Plan to Buy 100..
+ 0O0-Acre Tract.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 30.-A plan
for the purchase Of a 100, ,OOo- acre
tract in louisiana, adjoining the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-09

man Of war. When you defended
others He gave you victory and did
not forsake you in the 9Th hour;
most assuredly He will not forsake
you in the 7th hour.
l have great faith in you rs a Chris
tan gentleman and a man among men
l expect to see you come out OF this
fight without q scar. I shall wait,
watch and pray that God give you
strength, comfort and victory over
your enemies. You may perceive that
the nearer the break of day, the dark
er the night-but If you will continue
to live for God, keep your hand iii
His hand, this man Of war will lead
you truly and assuredly to victory
over your enemies.
Please find Enclosed $500 with
which to pay my subscription for the
Planet, for one year to May 16, 1924.
close with best wishes for your
health and prosperity in the battle OF
life. / am yurs for the right.
M. G.. JOHNSON.
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A VOICE FROM ATLANTA. GA

Atlanta, Ga.
May 25, 1923.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr., Editor,
Richmond Planet,
Richmond, Va,
My Dear Brother John-This is to ex
press to you my most sincere sympathy
and keenest regret In your unfortu-
nate dilemma and to assure you of
my mistaken confidence in your in.
tegrity. I cannot bring myself to be-
lieve that you have Intentionally de-
frauded anybody-the verdict of the
court to the contrary notwithstanding
do not believe that you in your declin
ing years, after having fought foi
the right of your people. and made the
many sacrifices you have, and as dear
as the bank of which you were tn.
founder. was to you, that you would
wilfully, wickedly and criminally
strike 1t down and defraud the peop.e
you have done so much to uplift.
If can assist you in any way.
shall be glad to do It, I am enclosln.
you little check for $1,000, as an eyi
dence Of my sincerity. do not know
that you need it, but II you do. shall
be glad to do more.
With the hope that you may in the
end be vindicated and praying to that
end, am
Yours very cordially,
B. DAVIS, Editor.
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A WORD FROM DANVILLE.
Danville, Va.
May 20 1929
Yours truly,
(MRS.) G. S. EDMUNDSON.

va.
May 20 1929
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr..
Richmond, Virginia.
Dear Brother:-In this hour OF
your trouble take this method OF ex
pressing to YOU my heartfelt sym.
pathy. With my pen not only endeav
or to show you that you have my sym
paihy, but my daily prayer is that you
may have justice in your new trial and
right will win.
l have personally known you since
June 10. 1905 and dealt with you
from P. business standpoint as well
even down to this time without an
mistaken confidence in you and witn
your past reputation and square deal
1ngs. l have been successful in hold
ing together the Lodges in North Dan
VIE District. Although q few have
fallen by the way they regret they
were so hasty in so doing.
But with the majority of members
and friends as well, we are prayins
that you may over come. If God be
Tor you who can be against you?
Be it ever remembered that every
dark cloud has silver lining.
May God bless you and heaven smiln
upon you. / remain your friend.
Yours in F.. c. and B.,
C. w. FULTZ.
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G. TURNER.
A VIRGINIAN SENDS HELP
Waterbury, Conn,
June 4, 1923.

waterbury, SOuU.,
June 4, 1928
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr..
Richmond Planet.
Richmond, Va.
My Dear Mr.. MitchelI.-Havin.
written you before to express nv
sympathy, I am writing now to ex.
press 1t In more substantial way.
am glad to read in the Planet that 81
defense Club has been organized TO
raise funds to defend you and I trust
IL Will be large enough to defend Won
70 the highest court of the land if It
becomes necessary. I am from Virgin.
Ia and you know that means believe
IN fighting until there is no figh,
left N the adversary. Here is a chance
1cr our people to make hero OF n
Hero; instead OF making heroes of
our criminals as Is often the case.
trust that we shall be able to not onIv
raise fund large enough to defend
you in your trials, but large enough
10 restore to you your home If you
should loose it. Please find my check
enclosed and as long as I have one
dollar you can have a part.
Yours for success.
JAS. e. KEFFORD.
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FULTON NOTES

We had excellent services last Sun.
day. A beautiful program by the class
es during the Sunday School session.
Miss Georgia Carter OF the Union
Level Baptist Church Sunday School
was visitor to the T. z. L. Bible
class; she represented the class by re
spending with a beautiful solo. We
We're also glad to have Deacon Lee OF
the Pilgrim Baptist church; he spoke
for few minutes.
1870 A. NJ. the services were con-
Quoted by Rev. c. B. Jefferson. Other
than short exposition of the 9th
cnapter OF Luke and the 62nd verss.,
after which we proceeded to the Bap-
tIsmal waters with % candidates who
wee immersed by the pastor assis ed
by Deacon Louis Brown. We thank the
public in general for their behavior
during these services.
We were glad to have our many
friends present during the morning
and evening services: among them
were several deacons of the Union
Level Baptist church. Sister Lottis
Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S.
Best of Florida who are here visiting
their brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Best of 1O06 Denny street.
During the Communion services
the sermon was preached by Rev.
Joseph Brown. Many visitors were
present, too numerous to mention
them by name.
Last Sunday the Rev. A. ID. Clarke
preached at the Bethel Baptist church
R9v. Calvin, pastor.
Rev. G. w. Coleman preached at the
New Vine Baptist church Rev. ". l..
Tuck pastor.
Monday June 4th. the Rev. w. L.
Tuck in company with his madam and
Rev. c. B. Jefferson, motored to
Charles City County and preached the
funeral services Of Miss Lillian Juetr
wallace, who departed this life June
Bra. at 1880 A. NJ. She was a mem
Der of New Vine Baptist church. A
beautiful solo was rendered by Rev.
Iuck's madam. An able and encourag
ing sermon was preached by the pas
tor. The people showed their love by
large gathering and bringing good
many flowers, which covered the
grave of our departed sister and Low
ing daughter OF Rev. Wallace of tn,
said county.
Come out tomorrow, great services
at calvary. A special message by on.
pastor. we are expecting a good many
OF our friends to be present; anon.
them we will have Rev. Hancock 0,
the Virginia Union University.
ss-4lc> e. =. ISS "a
We listened to a wonderful sermon,
from our pastor on last Sunday. The
church as usual had it's capacity audi
ence regardless of the extreme warm
weather.
On Sunday evening the paste,
preached at the ST. James Baptis,
church. Quite a few members and
friends accompanied him. 1t was very
interesting and enjoyable. From S.,
James we 1ourneyed TO Bethel, there
again the pastor preached and q
splendid program was rendered by
talents from the city.
Sunday at 500 P. M. the Rev. Wa,
ter Johnson had charge of the services
owing to the absence Of the pastor.
Mrs. Phelimena White is improy
ing. Miss Viola Unison contin
ues sick.
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THE DOlNGS OF THE Y. NJ. CA.
= 49, !. = s':ezss>77s

> s = = s':e=sS,777 Ss
-N'.| ~ - -s-~>o%;sSssssSs5s iSSs.ssSSsS
Last Sunday was crowded with much
service by the boys and men for the
good of Richmond and the world.
special prayer hour at the Y. M.
Z. A. by the workers $3.50 A. NJ.
ss.sSs ,11s,.sSrs s6e.srx
Mr.. James Shelton one of our bust
ness young men and Christian worker
joined In the meeting for the women
in the penitentiary 10 A M. and said
something that gave much encourage
ment. The singing by the women
went right to the soul.
10 A. M. in the Jail and City Home
the committees were busy and the re
suits were many.
The boys at the building p. NJ. and
tney got good one. Subject: The
Boy in the Right Place.
$50 P. M. the meeting for the men
was good one. Subject: The Parting
Words of Dieing Father.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
AT the Y. M. c. A, $50 A. M. the
workers.
4 p. M. at the building, the boys. Be
on time.
A great open meeting for men $3.50
+. NJ. BE one of the number.
DO not forget that the Y. NJ. C.. A.
is still knocking at the door for pray
err.
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MADISON STANFIELD
Franklin, Va.
May 81, 1923.
MT. John Mitchell, Jr.,
81 North 4th Street,

Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,
81 North 4th Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
Dear Brother:-I learned to lovo
you when you came to our city upon
one occasion WREN the two Lodges had
violated laws OF our Grand Lodge be-
cause you dealt with them honestly
fairly and just and know 1t is not in
You to do any other than to deal hon
estly and fairly with your fellow man.
I am praying that all will soon be
we'll with you. our hero again. My
Lord has never lost battle and He
wont loose this because there are &c
may OF His own children praying the
one prayer. for an honest just anu
square deal for you. We know full
we'll you are innocent Of what your
enemies have accused. but with that
faith in our Almighty God, He will re
lease you to be drawer and stronger
than ever before, or as long as your
life lasts.
With a praying race of the best
folks OF the same which term as Gods
army. am you're commencing you TO
Him in r. G. and B..
JOHN e. GARY.
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Columbia. s: G.. May 1e, 1923.

Columbia. s. c.. May 16, 1928.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.
My dear Friend and Brother.
Though in far-away South Carolina
l have been praying to God and writ
ing my influential friends in Rich
mond In your behalf. SO when I read
the Times-Dispatch this morning and
saw where you will have anothe4I
chance I praised God, from whomi
all blessings flow" To my mind there
is either a Negro or white man In the
woodpile. Is It possible that a ge.|
OF Jurors would be discharged over
night, return the next morning, DOS
s1biy after roaming the streets a5d
return a verdict of guilty? God is nod
dead, Though Justice sleeps. Z am
stni hopeful that things may De sefsl,
tied amicably and IL needs be az yorl
nave well said, that you 90 shoejessI
ana clothless to satisfy the depositors
and other claims. And as a depositoq
L would rather see you in that oondfl
ton than to see You deprived of you1
freedom and liberty. May God "
others to see 1t in this light and 4
at once TO assist in its consummaa
Yours Tor square deal,
crew w. II. SKIPwITH
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-09

Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been effected
BY l.. ]. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi,
cines. After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from tho
horrible disease. Gravel, I desire 70
make a statement to l.. j. Hayden:
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians of my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
advised me to be operated or, as that
was the only chance for me. l was
advised to go and get some of l.. j.
Hayden's Herb Medicine and try be
fore being operated on. did so,
and in twenty four hours after using
his medicines I passed at least q
half dozen gravel, some as big as a
large pea. Since that time have
not suffered with the gravel. 1
highly recommend l.. j. Hayden's
medicine to all suffering humanity.
l am j. A. PAGE,
4 Auburn Ave-. Richmond Va.
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VOICE FROM CAPE CHARLES
Cape Charles Va.
May 80, 1923.

Cape Charles Va.
May 80, 1923.
Sir John Mitchell, Jr.,
311 North 4th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir and Bro:-We the under.
sign desire to write you letter to let
you know that we are in deep SYM
pathy with you in your great terror
you are going through, which we sim
Gel ely believe is caused by sins or
others. Knowing you as we have for
many years and knowing you have
stood for honesty, Just and right. pril
ciples we will never believe if all the
world of your enemies should falsely
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FIsnklin, Va,
May 20, 1928.

Hon. John Mitchell Jr..
.311 North 4tb Street
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir and Brother:-It is with
regret that have to write you Just a.
few lines Of cheer in this your hours
of trouble.
Let me say to you that haye,.
spent sleepless nights since your trials.
began, but God is not dead, neither. is
tie asleep but in due time will He SET
you free from this worry, which we
are rusting will be at the next session
or the Supreme Court.
1 go to God for you with many pray
ers and tear dimmed eyes. Your
enemies in a few days will be crushed
to the walls, because they are trying
10 XIII one OF the best men OF our raca
What 1 would term as the cream of
the race.
l shall ever believe in your honesty
and integrity as q man. God is wiz;
you and behind you stands the best OF
the Negro race for your early ease OF
mind. Be strong. hold on and fear NOT
Tor lie who holds the destiny of the
world in His hand will hold John Mitch
ell clear TO the world as one striving
to uplift the fallen of our people. Will,
prayers going up to Him who rules
ana super-rules. I am yours for has.
ty relief in +. G. and b.,
w. w. URQUHART.
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accuse you. that you ever had any 9th
er motive than honest, just and right
principle.
We further believe and know thai
you are being tried as Jesus was. Not
for your sins, but for the sins OF 9th.
ers. We are praying that all may be
well with you soon.
Yours in +. c. and B.,
SIR s. J. LOGAN.
DIR. ID. w. PALMER.
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WISHING Us WELL.
DIR. L X. WILLIAMS SPEAKS.
Great Baptist Leader Pledges
Support.
Chicago. Illinois.
MAY %. 1875.

CulCdHU, IlIIuUIS.
May %, 1875.
Mr.. John Mit2reil, Jr.,
Richmond, Virginia.
My Dear brUther:-I am writing to
say that 1 regret very much to note
the course OF the Courts in respect to
you. We have great confidence in your
ability, sincerity and the unselfish ser
vice that you have rendered to your
race, the light Of which can not be he.
dimmed by this cloud of sorrow
through which you are now passing.
We are praying for you and If there
IS anything we can do to serve you, ao
not hesitate to command me ut once.
Very sincerely yours.
l.. X. WILLIAMS.
Pres. Nat. Baptist Convention. U. S. A.
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SENDS TEN DOLLARS.

Cumberland, Va.
June 4, 1923.
Mr. John Mitchell Jr.
My Dear Friend:-I received your,
OF recent date. which found me we'll
as l hope this will find you, with all
of my best wishes and sympathy for
yo' in your days of trouble. of whic,,
no one. who knows you and studied
yoI on questions. which were directly
against your interest could believe a
dishonest thought or act could be at
ta'hed to your life.
l wish very much to see you. 1
thank you very much for your conf.
derce and hope that you may over
come your enemies and triumph with
Your usual force and Justice. here
with inclose check for $1,000.
/ am yours truly,
A. NJ TOLER
SFRGT. Troop D.. 9th Cavalry,
RETIRED.
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(Preeton News Rerv{ce)

Salisbury, n. c., June 7.-Thous.
ands Of Negroes from all parts ofN
carolina met here last Wednesday in
tne.r annual Decoration Day Celebra
ton. which for many years has been
one of the outstandin Creatures for
reunion. "A memorial Grafton featur-
ca the program, which also carried
lieid sports parade to the Nationa.
cemetery and appropriate exercises
in memory Of the dead.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-06-09
FROM PUEBLO, COLORADO.

Pueblo Colorado,
May &c, 1922
Sir John Mitchell, Jr.,
81 North Fourth Street.
Richmond, Virginia.
My Dear MIR. Mitchell: The sad
news OF the Court ruling in your case
came to me as a great shock. was
startled. 1t is nothing but prejudice
malice, and envy. If / had the means.
I would come to your rescue at once.
BE brave. Let us hope and look for the
best. Mrs. James and will pray t.
the God OF heaven, our God for you:
He is loving God. He will bless you
and support you from all harm. We
are your sincere and true friends.
MIR. and MRS. l.. l.. JAMES.
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A VOICE FROM CHARLOTTE CO

Charlotte c. H., Va.
May II, 1923.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr..
My Dear Mr.. Mitchell:-I note WITH
very deep regret that your request for
new rial has been denied you and
am writing to say that trust you will
have more favorable consideration
when your case comes up before the
Suprme Court. With renewed assur
anoes Of my sympathy,
|. am Fraternally yours,
]. MURRAY JEFFRESS,
r. w. G. l..
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A VOICE FROM ROANOKE.
Roanoke, Va.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.,

Roanoke, Va.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Editor The Richmond Planet,
My Dear Sir:-I wish to extend to
you my heartfelt sympathy in the re
CARDS OF racial trouble. want to say
that have been praying sincerely for
you since your trouble began. 1 have
never doubted once that you would get
clear and will never. I feel that
it is trial of your faith and 1 wan,
you to pray and be a bold soldier. 1
am sure that the smoke from the ba'
tie field has nearly cleared away
realize / can see it at a distance
through Christ. Summit Court is in
sympathy with you and also Blooming
Rose. This is from a friend until
death.
Yours truly,
(MRS.) G. S. EDMUNDSON.