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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-09-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Common Council, City of River
Falls, Sept. 10, 1924.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council.
Meeting called to order at o'clock
p. m. by Mayor Vannatta.
Roll call of Aldermen showed
Adams, Bartholomew, Wilcox lnd
Peterson present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Finance Committee report the
following claims approved:
UTILITY FUND
City Treasurer Int. Elect.
Equipment Bonds 1850
N. w. Elect Equip. Co.
Supplies 1921
Hamilton Bench Mfg. Go.
Supplies Az
High Grade Oil Co. Car
distillate for engine 539.01
Fred Jackman Part payment
lay water main 1880
Fred Jackman Final paymen,
lay water main $500
Avis Williams Office work 1850
:. v. Williams Salary $500
g E. Buck Salary $500
A. Renter Salary $500
w. E. Campbell Salary $500
j. W. Patterson Salary 5000
H. C. Kreuger Salary $500
H. L. Ostness Salary $500
Geo. Hutchins Labor $500
Geo. Healy Labor 800
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GENERAL FUND

H. A. Hutchins Salary Tolice 5000
traffic posts 80
Roy Hyatt Salary Police 5000
lucy Copley Salary
care rest room 22.7e
Jos. Konichek care Park $500
w. S. Mott Co. $50 fit. Fire
Hose 241.39
w. F. Smith Inspector and re-
turn Primary Election 4.50
Eunice Thomson Inspector
Primary Election 400
E. o. Kirscher Inspector
Primary election 400
Margaret Sutherland Clerk
Primary Election 400
Geo. Krauth Clerk
Primary Election 400
Pearl Collins Ballot
Clerk Primary Election 400
c. R. Taggart Ballot
Clerk Primary Election 400
Fred Moser Inspector and
return Primary Election 4.50
Otto Schorn Inspector
Primary Election 400
Laura Williams Inspector
Primary Election 400
Nellie Mckee Clerk
Primary Election 400
Mrs. l.. B. Hall Clerk
Primary Election 400
Geo. Birkett Ballot
Clerk Primary Election 400
Jcanie Chinook Ballot
Clerk Primary Election 400
F. V. Williams Postage
on returns Primary
Election 1876
W. M. Sutherland Meals for
board Primary Election ITO
Art. Muck Fumigate for BID.
Health $50
G. D. Gallup Health Officer
$500 Expense 1910 $3.50
Freeman Drug Co. Health
dept. 9.75 Sundries 4.35 14.10
Frank Lubery Sidewalk on
Maple street 1851
Employers Mutual Liability
ms. Co. Bal. Premium 93.0S
Jay VIM Labor gravel
crusher engine 200
A. L. Chinook Freight and
drayage Ats
E. E. Buck Expense of
committee to buy boiler
for City Hall and Pageant 1925
u. l.. Baker Street Com. 5000
E. E. Nash Salary sprinkle
streets 1900
Enoch Shepard Street sweeper $3.50
Knute Wigen Street labor 5000
Jas. Pomeroy Street labor 1880
A. L. Chinook Street labor 900
E. L. Ensign Street labor 600
1912 80
Bill allowed Adams, Bartholomew,
Wilcox and Peterson voting aye.
Ordinance No. 81 read second
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Bill allowed Adams, Bartholomew,
Wilcox and Peterson voting aye.
Ordinance No. 81 read second
and third times and on motion by
Bartholomew and seconded by Will
cox the Ordinance was adopted,
Adams, Bartholomew, Wilcox and
Peterson voting aye.
On motion voted to adjourn.
F. V. Williams, City Clerk
II in need Of anything in the print
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST HERE.

On Tuesday January 18th, an inter
esting meeting was held at 90 W. Clay
Street to further plans for the Music
Memory Contest to he held in the Pub
lie Schools of our City in the near fll-
sure. Many are the expressions of CO.
operation and appreciation being re-
ceived by all committees concerned Ia
this movement
Donations to finance this work are
being received in response to appeals
made by our financial committee. We
trust all friends interested in the con-
munity uplift, in getting children in
terested in good music will help make
this work go.
Another meeting of the committee
". il be held the first week in February
and the finance committee will report
the entire amount needed for purchas-
ing recrdS! medals. ETC. then actual
rehearsals and drills will begin.
1t will mean better music for our
community. in the homes the schoO'
and on the streets to get the hundreds
of young people of our community lin
I'd up in a contest to remember the
names of and strains from classics u
famous composers. Miles w. Connor'
Chairman; M. W. Allen, Secretary.
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Deacons R. e. Johnson and Andrew

Deacons r. T. Johnson and Andre"
Bl aXtJn.
Oar Sunday morning service was
vel attended. Pastors subject on that
tccas ion being: The good man who
went to He'll and the bad man who
went to heaven 1t is needle 5 to say
hat this sermon was very much enjoF-
I'd by all.
On next Sunday at $3.50 P. M. the
Parent Teachers Club Of the Webster
Davis School will celebrate "Webstef
Day" in honor Of tie renowned lead >
from which it got it's name. A specal
prcg am has ben arranged FOR the oc'
casion in which are selections from I'd
late D. Webster Davis's family. Mr.. ~.
V. Norrell ST., viii ell ogize his VIE.
The community is invited in ordCr
that THEY may meet and be met by tne
family of this illustrious man of cur
lace. School children are asked espe'
tally to be present
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
Concluded from Page 81
But He Forgot About
R. Earl Johnson.
preston News service)

New York, Jan 24.-Lawrence Per
~ writing in the Washington star, -
lamenting the fact that with the pass
ing of Willie Ritola, Finish long dis
lance runner. the United States will be
sadly lacking in runners of the longest
distances at the Olympic games to be-
held in Paris this year.
Perry says in part: 1.-The unlta0
States has goodly crowd Of pointwln
ming performers III every running dlvls
ion except that in which Ritola shines
distance running. American athletes
have yet to master this event but they
never will do 60 until trainers and
clubs show greater interest in it.
$50 far as the writer is aware. no in
dividual nor organization has made
consistent effort at the development OF
distance men What we need and need
badly is, national interest in the cross
country idea an interest Which will re
suit in the organization of clubs ex'
tlusively devoted to distance running.
Until this is done we shall have to~be
content to let prizes in this event re-
lain in Europe
Perry is right as far as he goes. but
he goes nowhere. He foTgets the fac.
that the Omitted States Lays ela1m to
tie of the greatest middle and long
distance runners Of all times. man
That compares favorably With KohJa-
min and other luminaries. That man ls
h. Earl Johnson, Edgar Thompson
steel Company runner. a product Of
baltimore and Negro. Perhaps that
IS why Mr. Perry'c memory so conWeh
emily fails MIN. But regardless of thai
Johnston Is training and in his quiet
-nassuming way. 4 is supremacy conf
oert of winning from all competitors
in the Olympic tryouts, and then is
planning on going to Paris and clean
ing UP.
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FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.


Newtown. Va. Jan. 2z.-This Sec
ten is again visited by cod wave;
tue ice houses ~. I were not filled a
few weeks will be filled now.
On our SICK list at present arc
Messrs. Wilbert Gallo Lipston How
ard and Attrell Pollard. Mrs. Richarc
Raffln and Mis- Top. Johnson.
Notwithstanding the cold weather,
Mrs. L. V. Harvey has turned out a
.arge flock of little chicks
Mr.. Campbell Hills mother came
IRON Philadelphia last Saturday to
spend few days with him.
Mr.. Julius Jones and Mis- Mollie
Newbill were married in Washington
several days ago
The members Of Mt. Olive presented
their pastor purse of $62.75 beside
much provision f'r his table.
Services at Mt Olive Sunday you
are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
IDEAL SOCIETY NOTES.

The new year tegan with very great
p! aspects for large amount of new
work for the National Ideal Benefit
Society.
In speaking of the Order at the close
IF the business :, ear 1923 Mr.. A. W.
Holmes Founder stated that the prog
ress of THE organization was very salts
factory
The Union Installation meeting Of
the officers Of the various Lodges OF
Richmond District will be held at Shar
m Baptist Church. corner Leigh AMI
Eirst Streets, Tuesday night Janua-y
2sth at o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present. Music will b,
furnished by the Ideal Choir. Ofscers
will he installed by Supreme Master.
A. W. Holmes. The public is invited.
Wednesday January 30th. a. 8
o'clock A. NJ. the officers of the Lodg-
&C Of Fulton win be installed at Rfs.
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face Of prosecutions by militant
church and state. Prof. Fleischman
closed with beautiful and forceful
peroratlon.
BAPTIST OF AMERICA. d.

Rev. A. w. Williams in his address
on "The History of the Baptist
Church i'm America" said that the
first attempt to organize a Baptist
church in America was made in 1858
in the colony of Rhode Island by
Roger Williams, pioneer Baptist OF
America who had been brought to
tr al for heresy in the Puritan Church
and ordered deported to England. He
turned Up i'm Rhode Island, where he
organized a Baptist Church OF IL
members. Clarke organized a church
in Newport and when forced to- lice,
organized the first Baptist church in
the South at Charleston, S. c.
He gave detailed account Of the
growth and spread of the American
Baptist giving valuable statistical
information. Rev. Williams stated
that the greatest success in the Amer
can Baptist Church has been in the
field of education. He said the Bap-
tIst owned and controlled in America
1O2 colleges with Al ,030 students and
a property valuation of $4,000, 0OO;
11S academies with a 100000 pro-
perty investment. The Baptist
Church had grown from l church IN
1888 to 61,339 churches today and
from 12 members to 7,200,924. His
was scholarly paper replete with
historical facts and data.
The officers of the B. Y. P. U. Coun
ell are: w. l. Hopkins, president;
N1;eeoe M. Kate DOVle and 10. CeleS-
tine Brown, v.ce-presidents; R. r.
Daniel corresponding secretary; MISS
Otelia Jones, recording secretary; Il.
E. Lee treasurer; Isaiah Taylor field
agent
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ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
HOLD FIRST 1924 COMMUNION.

Sunday January 9th, is expected to
he high day at the st. Luke Baptist
Church, Pythian Castle. TIT N. Third
Street. A wide awake Sunday School.
=. B. Jones Superintendent at $50 a.
NJ
1880 A, M. Sermon by pastor, Rev.
E. D. Caffee, A. Z.
1880 P. NJ. First Communion Of the
Year at which time the many Church.
es of Richmond and vicinity that set
the new st. Luke BaptDt Church aslo,.
and extended it the right hand of fe
lowship, will be expected to worship
with us.
700 P NJ. the B. Y. P. u. Miss Es-
telle Williams president.
$3.50 P. NJ. Sermon by pastor All are
urged to attend all the services. Rally
reports at night A. B. Jones, Church
Clerk; Rev. E. D. Caffee, Pastor.
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THE RAYO WAKING UP
SECOND STREET.
Biggest Values Ever Offered. Crowds
Going Every Night.

Tuesday nigh: saw another recorG
breaking crowd at the Rayo Theatre
it was Country Sore night and never
n eli our live. have we seen such Il
lot OF good. giv3n away; by actual
count there were over $50 articles CIV
On away to 80 lucky persons. Every
Thing from a box Of shoe polish to a
wash tub and every one went out in i
good humor.
And an excellent show was present
ed. The Headiners were Boisy DeLee-
re and his 'Bandana Girls and a snap
pier. peppier bunch never hit Secone
Street. Dancing galore and excellent
singing was featured by this Muslca'
Comedy Company and the COMEDIANS
lied the audience iii roars OF laughter
As we go to press arrangements di'
completed for the Jazz Band Contest
on Friday night January 25th> ana y
look as if there will be an early sell
cut, so we hope those who want to hear
and see Lloyd Datterson's Orchestra
Gippy Smiths Orchestra and Leroy
Wyche's Orchestra will be on hand
early on Friday night. Mr.. Droste the
manager of the Fayo Il. Offer ing hand
some Silver Loving Cup to the winner
of the contest witch is On display at
Peters Drug Store.
Monday nigh. January 2Sth at 9:32
on the stage at The Rayo the Grea!
Tatum will begin his SO hour s'eep Id
will sleep for 80 continuous hours in 4
Box at tie Rhyo and anyone can\go IL
day or night ard see him. No admiss ca
charged when the show is not goins
un: the Management Offers forfeit o.
$4,000 cash money if any one proves
nat Tatum leaves his bed or eats
mcuthful of food during his frame
Sleep.
Next week at The Rayo there will be
4 Big Time vaudeville act, coming e
Richmond from Cleveland, Detroit
Chicago and Atlanta also feature pic
lures and special every night. NOR
lay, New Show Night; Tuesday Cour
ny Store; Wednesday Souvenirs
Thursday. Benefit Night; Friday. Coz
test Night anil Saturday, Pay Night
They are living n to their motto "Al
ways Something Doing at The Rayo.
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THE polNGs OF THE Y. NJ. CA.

The Greatest Need.-Hear Internal
ional Secretary, Dean G. II. ToDl"e
New York. Shall this not be a yeai
when we as secretaries shall strive 1oI
a spiritual realization OF the Christiy
presence? Wchmond answers yes fol
we have been working for that very
cord.tion "a years and we are no,
tired.
Srd and Leigh streets where the
M. c. A. building stands pointing boys
.rd men the way to Christ. Please
nelp.
Last Saturday 5 P. M. was another
warm hour in the explanation OF tue
Sunday School Lesson. DR.. W. H.
Stokes was happy as usual. Glad ~
.ee new members Mothers you a;e
"-Sht come again.
Every boy and man of the Y. M. G.
A. was full last Sunday and served
well.
$50 A. M. the ! 1ur for prayer at til
building.
All boys on time P M. ana had ii
good time under the directions OF t q
committee and president Y. M, c. a.
Eallding.
$3.50 P. NJ. a. the Leigh st. M. +
Church good meeting for men. The
pastor, Rev. A l.. Jenkins spoke froh'
his soul. Every nan was helped. Pro-
Joseph Matthew's led the songs.
Do not forget today P NJ. mat ycu
and your friend are invited to the Y.
NJ. C. A. building to hear the Lesson.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
Workers at the building $50 A M.
Hear the great call at the 9Th Mt
2 on baptist Church $3.50 P. Nj. by the
v. NJ. C. A. and the Churches. DR.. w
T Johnson will speak from his soul u
the men. Subject: Christ's Call &c
The Thirsty. Men do not miss this
Live singing.
Every home is asked to have special
prayer for the i NJ. c. A.
:sessE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
MAN ESCAPES AFTER
SHOOTING PURSUERS.

Cordele, Ca. Jan. 23.-One man was
sh OF and instantly killed. another seri-
ously wounded and third slightly
wounded when Negro for whom a
posse was searching opened fire a.,
the men surrounded him at sawmi!l
in Flint river near Huguenin Ferry,
THE white men had gone to arrest
the Negro, who. it is alleged had maze
threats against tie life of white man
Who is said to have whipped the Ne
gro's son yesterday.
Ed Barber, a ffrmer was the first
victim of the Negroes fire dying III
stantly. Carl Williams local denti t
received a bullet IN his right lung and
is said to be in q serious condition
while James Russell was alightl;'
wounded. Paul WOOD had bullet holes
through parts OF his clothing.
The Negro escaped.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Automatic Cotton Picker

Melbourne Australia jan An auto
matte cotton picker has recently been
invented in this city. The machine is
portable, and it is stated that it will
pick an acre of cotton in much less
time and at lower cost than it can be
done by hand. The machine is II fe7;
high and four feet in diameter ara
consists of circular tower carrying
Two horizontal arms having 357foot
spread. These aru are feet wide and
have a series of holes on the underside.
The ripe cotton is drawn into the hol-
low arms by suction and is carried
along the arms to the central chute
where it is compressed into bales and
dropped out at the rear of the machine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

ing Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Fulton
All officers and members are urged &c
be present. Music will be furnished
ty the Ideal Union Choir OF Fulton
Public is invited.
Thursday January 31st, at o'clock
p. M. a great meeting will be held a.
Zion Baptist Church South Richmond
ALI officers will be installed also the
public reception of new members. 81
IRENE Master, A. w. Holmes VIII DE-
liver the installation address. Music
VIII be furnished by the Ideal Choir.
The public is invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

1000 A. NJ. Sunday School Installa.
tion and Mems Bible Glass by the Pas
~.
lips A. M. Sermon by the Pastor
Subject: 'What'S Wrong With the
church,"
900 P. M. Young Peoples Meeting
8;15 P. NJ. Sabbath Glee Club ap-
pears in special program. Mr.. ]. M
Dickey manager
Regular Prayer Meeting every We'd
nesday at 500 P. NJ. All are welcome
to our services.
Rev. r. II. Johnson, M. A. B. y.
Pastor; w. L. Johnson, Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
REFORMATION PERIOD.

Prof Augustus Fleischman's address
covered the Baptist history of the
Post-apostolic and Reformation Per
ibd He said that Baptist history
could be divided into two definite
periods; first. the history of Baptist
principles; and second, the history of
Baptist churches. The las named
begins in the early part of the 18th
century. He emphasized the fact
that the Baptist churches were in
dependent as local units, yet inter
dependent in the body of Christ.
He spoke of the efforts of the early
ecclesiastical literary pioneers to
keep the faith inviolate against the
"modernists" of the early church,
who would turn the church from Its
vital principles, and commented that
the new light claimed by Bible crit
les of today is the same old darkness
of yesterday" Prof. Fleischman
traced the struggles of the church OF
the early centuries to maintain Bap-
fist principles through such move
ments as the Novatians, the Domin-
ates of Africa. and the Arian con-
troversy up until the dawn Of the
18th century, when the giants of re-
formation thought began to appear
upon the scene.
Martin Luther, Savonarolla, John
Huss and Simon Menon were hailed
as champion contenders for the faith.
During all Of this dark period, even
through the reformation, CLEAN
here and there marked the progress
of the Baptist church by sustained
contention for the faith once for all
time delivered unto the saints, in the
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GREETINGS FROM MIR. BLoWE.
january 81, 1921.

January Fl, 1871.
Mr.. John Mitchell Jr,
81 North Fourth Street,
y Richmond, Virginia.
Dear Sir
Enclosed please find check for Ter
Dollars covering subscription due The
Planet from 1919 to 1924.
I have been watching your siren
uous figh' against heavy odds ane
prejudice for ar vindication OF your
good name, honor and integrity be
lieve you will win-you deerve 20 win
ard 1 pray and hope that you may
win
You have my sympathy and prayers
in your fight against such heavy odds
Wishing you happy New Year l
am
Very truly yours.
S. J. BLOWE.
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FULTON NOTES.

Last Sabbath W. S crowded day at
nalvary. Mrs. Edna Clarke acted as
Superintendent of the Sunday School;
she presided well.
1870 A. M. Rev. Edwards preached
~ Calvary.
200 P. M. the funeral services Ut
Brother Marshall Morris and Brother
VIM. Christian were held at the church
Both of them had been members of Ca,
vary for long time. Several s>los
were rendered. The Mt. Irwin Lodge o.
Fulton U. o. of o. F. had charge OF
Brother Morris's funeral Rev. CobDs
preached an excellent sermon suitable
or both parties.
1870 A. M. and $3.50 P. M. Rev
>Cobbs preached at the 9Th Mt. zien
Baptist Church
1130 AN. Rev. Jefferson preached
at the Macedonia Baptist Church. He
also spoke in the interest OF the Rich
'mondo Baptist Sunday School Union
curing the session Of the s. s. and to-
night the Male ard Female Bible Glass
e.. The Superintendent Miss Annie
Mccoy is putting forth every effort &c
make the school number one school.
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RISING MT. ZION NOTES.

That the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Is MAKING remarkable progress
is shsn by an especially Is It seen IN
our prayer services that IRE growing
teach meeting under the leadership OF
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SUITS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-2 SUITS Of
MEMS CLOTHES, size So. Phone
Madison 4910-W.-Campben.
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SHARON CHURCH SERVICES.

Sunday. January 9th. Location: Cor
ner of Leigh and First Streets.