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WANTED

WANTED-Sweet potatoes, highest
ca cash price. A. c. Houston, Milford, Del
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statesmen WANTED-Tn every
town for the National Life ms, CO.
Largest Company in the world writing
Lie, Accident and Health Ins. in ali its
FORMS Ordinary and Industrial T,args
commission contract to hustlers that
VIII produce. For information address
}. H. Booth, Manager, 81 North Wal
nut street, Milford, Del o2-2tp
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operation Of these plants for teIe-
phone use only.
The kinds Of timber used for
poles are divided by natural growth
into well-defined areas or zones.
The more important Of these are
the white cedar zone Of the North
ern New England states, the chest
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FULTON NOTES.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather last Sabbath the congrega-
ton was not out in full, but we all
listened to very helpful sermon
coming from our pastor, the Rev. c.
A. Cobbs.
$50 P. M. great mass meeting
was held at Calvary under the au,
spices of the Fulton Welfare League
On the 21st instant the funeral
services of Sister Hattie L. Jones
were held at Calvary. Sermon by
the pastor, DR.. Cobbs. The Fulton
Council. G. |. o. st. Luke, No. 2O6
and the Fulton Lily Beneficial So
ciety, No. 1, Inc, had charge OF her
remains. Each Of these societies
placed on her grave beautiful
stone.
: Have your clothes cleaned IN Full
ton at the Rosary, c. 3. Jefferson
manager, Randolph 5954-J,
The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union will meet at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow at $3.50 P.
NJ. DR.. w. 7. Johnson, pastor; Mr.,
J. L. Ballard, president of Union; c.
B. jefferson, corresponding secre-
tary.
When you are in Fulton and want
to have a good time spiritually, stop
at the Mission on Lester Street Sun
day and Friday nights. Rev, A. D.
Clarke in charge.
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Miss Best, So Montgomery ST.,
Newark, N. j., in a letter
says, CDR. Fred Palmer's
Skin Whitener is very won
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one week and it has made a
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Any complexion, no matter how
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Nelly Millers Authentic History Of
THE NEGRO
IN TIE
WORLD WAR
A Great New War History.

In addition to its containing a
| graphic account of the War, includes
! many chapters on subjects of vital
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subjects treated: The Flash that Set
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Strange Devices Wonderful War
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Modern War Methods-Women and
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Awful Struggle. The Terrible Loss
of Human Life and the Desolation Of
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and Strange Devices that have come
into being. The great tanks. the
"blimps', the submarine, the gas and
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never haye heard. Marvellous guns
that shot for miles. Feudal and Me-
dieval weapons that again came into
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to create World Empire, which
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tions The Nations Involved. The
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This Great Book tells all about the
Negro Everywhere in the World War
How He Did His Duty
In every capacity-from right up
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This Volume tells the world how
the Negro has won his place and his
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'If2oa1loRe items

ROANOKE. VA, Oct. 27.-Mr.
lanes Neemoore, an employee OF the
Roanoke Machine Works, died sud
denly from paralysis. Arrangements
were being made at the time to take
him to the hospital.
Rev. w. r. Howerton, D. d.
preached ait II A M. sunday to a
large congregation. He is delivering
wonderful messages. Mr.. Chariey
Locklayer, of Seventh Avenue ana
Park Street is sick. Mrs. Laura
Durphy is much improved. Mrs.
Bessie Ford has recovered Mr.
James P Colston of 800 Park 81.
is much improved
The funeral of Jordan Reed TOOK
place at the First Baptist Church.
He was % years of age. passing
away October goth. He had been
married just four months. Rev. A
l. James. the popular pastor dellv-
cred q most appropriate funeral ser
mon. His widow thanks the friends
for their many courtesies.
Mr.. ]. C. Digger, 207 Fifth Ave
nue. N W. is indisposed. Rally to
YOUR old reliable agent, Mad son Stan
fed. He is placing Roanoke on the
map and keeping the colored rolRs
there. Planets are cents per copy
Mrs. Beatrice Hairston, 9O2 Je1-
ferson Street, n. died Friday nrght.
Mrs Maria Gaskins, two brothers,
lanes and Benjamin, the mother
and aunt are the relatives.
Mrs. Camilla Croan's children are
much improved.
The funeral of Mrs. Marcellus
Francis Barlow, who died October
21s. was preached by Rev. A. L.:
James. the pastor. He was assisted
bv Rev. j. ]. Jefferson and Rev.
Thomas &c. NCurtis- She leaves .
children, "a grandchildren and
brothers to mourn Their loss.
Mr. Richard Oliver and Madame
are visiting their brother Attorney
Andrew J. Oliver, of Loudon Avenue
N. W. He Is native OF Virginia.
HAVING left the State 40 years ago.
He is now residing in Des Moines,
La, Mrs Annie Brandon, of SIS
Seventh Avenue, N. W, Is visiting
New York. Mrs. Gaskins thanks her
friends for their sympathy and favors
A revival Is i'm progress at the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Mrs. Ger
trude Stanfleld and little daughter
left last week for Columbus and
Pittsburgh. Mrs. Martha Whales, OF
Eighth Avenue N. e. has returned
from New York.
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Richmond, Va. July 8. 1915.
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monials from the Secretary OF War
and Army Officers of high rank and
reputation are set forth in no uncer-
tain terms The following ringing
words OF Major General Bell, ad-
dressed TO the famous "Buffaloes",
the seth Regiment, are typical of
the high regard and respect OF Amer
lean and European officers for our
colored troops. Every private in this
regiment and most OF the officers
were Negroes. The General said:-
This is the best disciplined and
best drilled and best spirited regi-
ment that has been under my com.
mand at this cantonment. predict.
ed last fall that Colonel Moss would
have the best regiment stationed here
and you men have made my predic.
ton come true. would lead you in
battle against any army in the world
with every confidence in the out
come.
THE NEGRO IN THE NAVY.
More than fifty pages of the Book
devoted to the Achievements of the
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1.-THE Best Sailors in any Navy in
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Laborers- Wonderful Accomplish.
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AS we have fought for the rights
of mankind and for the future peace
and security Of the world, the people
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wonderful part that the ColOred Sol.
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1t relat to the world how 100000
Negroes crossed the North Atlantic.
Drawing ne .S.rors of the Submarine
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The loyalty and patriotism that
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his sublime self-sacrifice, his indis
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Officers in command of their Own
troops.
A NEW REVISED BOOK WITH
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One WEEKS USE BRINGS
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PLEADING.
Ay William D. Robinson
Cor Preston News Service)

Mote: Impressed by the simplicity
of the little things that we mortals
ask to make up what We call hap
p;ness, the following lines spontan-
eousfy burst forth.) =.
I want but little here below,
Nor need that little long;
Just a little bit of sunshine;
A little bit of song.
Just a little bit of gladness:
A little BIT of cheer;
Just to keep away the sadness,
And keen the sunshine here.
Just a little bit of friendship;
A little bit of love-
Stars that dlspel the darkest gloom,
Like sunbeams from above.
A little bit of sympathy
To ease the hearts dull acne;
A pleasant dream to light my sleep;
Fond thoughts to charm me wake.
A little bit of homes sweet bliss
The humble cottages joys;
Contentment's sweet and simple
boons,
Life's most enduring joys.
I only ask a star and faith
To follow it to God;
And loves sweet flowers by the way
To beautify the sod.
| have the star I have the faith;
I'm climbing up to God.
o give me loves sweet flowers
TO beautify the sod
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CHICAGO, ILL.

~
Mrs. Ella G. Berry, vice-grand-
daughter ruler of Elks, an employee
of the State welfare department,
snent considerable time during the
week at Champaign, ILL.,, on business
and also visited several other cities
in Southern Illinois.
Mesdames Mabel McClaneham and
Sarah Harris, together with tranb
Harris, have returned to their home
in Springfield, H., having been call
ed to the city October 4th on account
of the death of relative, W. I
Clark. late of 1912 st. Lawrence
Avenue.
The Joint Building Association Of
L. B. F. and S. M. T., of which }
B. Street is president, Is holding
many conferences and meetings loo
ing forward to the erection OF a III
ture home for the organization.
The First Baptist Church of Lily
dale, Ninth Street and Lafayette
Avenue. is making every preparation
for the laying of a cornerstone t
their new home building early IL
November. Few Jesse w. Coleman
is pastor.
The members and friends of Au
gusta Temple, S. M. T., will be ten
dered a reception on October 24tI
at Bailey's Hall, Mrs. Emma Smith
w. p, expects pleasant evening.
The Joint Committee of In
Households of Ruth of Chicago an
jurisdiction met on last Sunday al
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Lo
Ella Young, D. G. M. l. N. g., Al
Calumet Avenue, and made partis
preparations for their annual insta
lation to be held in January.
c. T. Hume, the State Stree
printer, 3341 South State Street, ma
installed the large WalteG Scott pres
No. 1914, which will enable him t
take better care of the increasln
business Mr.. Hume is a native q
Texas and came to Chicago severe
years ago, where he has built up
large business at the above address
He is an active member of Fol
- Dearborn Lodge No. "A, Elks, an
several other fraternal organize
tions.
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The Nightingale Glee Club will
give a concert at the Fourth Baptist
Church on November 2, at $3.50 p.
M. The entertainment is given for
the benefit of the church under the
management of Rev. w. ID. Brown.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
SNOW PRISONS
ROYAL YOUTH
Prince OF Wales PoWerless
in Grip OF Andes

SANTIAGO. Chile. Sept, i1.-Like
Canuts In tho fable. tho Prince of
wales has found that royal prero-
gativrs and an impcrious will arc
useless when directed against the
elements.
Wales II snnwbound. md altho all
tho kings horses and all the kings
men might get tho chokcd mountain
pass clear IN a few hours. such an
array Of snow shovclors ~ not avail.
able. and the white blanket continues
to thickcn in tho upper levels Of the
Andes
Since las, Friday tho prince has
becn waiting TO get away from VIVA
del Mar. a resort near Valparaiso,
for tho return Journey 10 Buenos
Aires. where he will board II NJ s.
Rcpulse 10 go home. Once he tried
20 get thru the pass and failed Hc
expects to go mp the mountain TO
Los Andes TO try tho pass again
carly Thuraday morning
The Rcpulsc has orders to leave
BuenoB Aires Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

tAdyertlsemenO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
TRUB'S DIARY
Life Story a Terrier
BY JOHN TAINTOR FOoTE
In Which the Lovable Pup Sees Red and Nearly
Kills an Airedale

somewhere. Il says. Hold on and
shake Hold on aud shake ~
keeps on saying a. | don't know
why I only know I must DO what
tho Voice says
did what the Voice said after
the Airedalo jumped on me again
We rolled over and over when we
stopped rolling I remembered the
place ! had noticed above Glngera
collar. ! found the same place above
the Airodales collar, Then the
Voice began.
The Alredalo had been making
snRrling noises. lilo began TO make
choking noises. Very choking
noises.
People came. Many people. They
yelled and screamed. They kicked
me. They hit me with sticks.
didn't feel IL. You don't feel any.
thing when you're listening 60 the
Voice.
A man rode up on thing with
wheels II made noise like an
automobile. only louder.
Another man said. Here's a mo.
tor COP Youll have 90 shoe: the
bulldog, officer"
The man got or the thing
with wheels lie camo thru the
people lie stood beside me, Ito
said. shoot nothin, An he's not
"A bulldog"
The othgr man said, Hes killing
the Trent dos
The man who had come on the
thing with wheels said. An a damn
good radiance. n you ask me-" He
took hold Of me by the shoulders,
lie lifted me or tho ground lie
said. Now. vomeoue take holi Of
the big hairy mutt Hike I've got this
pinch Of dynamite That's n. Now
wen keep n biz ~ q pun on them
til the terrier tries for better
! hold. Now whlsk That's u. Now
again Whisk' There's your dos.
Mrs Trent what's LEI, OF him He
jumped on the wTnns one this day. %
A lady took the Airedale and went
away from there. Most OF the 9th.
er people went away from there.
Tho man who had come sn tho
thing with wheels didn't He held
me by the collar. lie rubbed me
hack Of the earn. lie rubbed me
along the back lie said. Cool
down. young feilahs rs all over
tin rubbed me a long time lie
rubbed me until things weren't red
any more I gave him hand lick
and chin lick ! liked him,
TriNis came out IN the road So
did Ginger
Trixio naid. "uh. Trub. you we're
wonderful want u wonderful
/ Ginger"
Ginger said. Listen. kid, n YOU
/ happen 20 take q fancy 20 any rrall
OF mine. hop 90 IL
was glad things weren't red ans
( moro. was glad TO bo friends
/. with Ginger / wonder what made
him Get 30 cross was very mics
10 his girl friend
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Miss Trlxio said you work fast,
don't you7"
said, no, ia rather do Il slowly,
Miss TriNlo said. Co ON. YOU prob
ably say that TO everyone YOU meet
said. = never said that 10 any
one before did I. Gingrr7
Z Ginger said. How tho hell do
know what sou say Listen,
/ thought you never chased frail,
7 I said what do you mean chased
hair3"
( Ginger said. Il should tell you
what mean, / didn't bring you
up here To- shoot your line. Save Il
I FOR your own trails &c, mee'
/ said. save what7"
Ginger said. Now don't try TO kid
me. It's All right, I'm not sore.
understand. hut don't try 20 KID me.
! I said. I'm not trying 90 Kid YOU
/ What's the matter with you, any.
! wayl"
Miss TriNie said. Hes like that
hall tho time Don't let u Worry
sou. MIR Truh"
| said. Never mind the mister
Call me Truh"
Miss Trixie said. AN right rrub
and you can call me TriN IN bet
you can't catch mcr'
! / said. "TriN say I Ike your
name l like u a lot. IN bet | can
catch YOU"
Trlxie started around the house In
quick way I ran after her She
ran across the lawn she ran out in
the road Whenever ! nearly cauEh,
her she lodged Al last abe didn'i
dodge. caught her. l played
/ wrestle- wrcstlo with her. and Fun
| Bite-thc. Neck liked u, I was
surprised how much I liked a.
TriIio said. 'My. but you're strong
You're the strongest thing ! ever
saw"
said. = must tell you some
thing would rather play with
I you than with anyone
Ginger came out OF the gate lle
came out in the road TO where we
were
Trixie said. Hes tho strongest
thing. Ginger l am perfectly help.
less with him"
Ginger said. "oh. Is that soG' liz
walked up 20 mo lie Curled back his
tip. lilo snapped his teeth lie said
Give yourself the cir. and do Il
quick lie pushed me with hi'
shoulder
Everything began 10 get red
I don't know why noticed Gin
gers neck noticed his throat
Just above the collar, tried 1,
look away. couldn't I rouldu
look away from Ginger's throat, JUS
above the collar
l Trlxie give ycip She said
Look out, Look GUS Here come
. HoNdy." She ran int, tho yard
/ Ginger ran into the yard. ! va.
T surprised.
WAS more surprised right hite
that Something ran into me. Z
knocked me down. when 40, OF
ms Zee, there was dog He wa!
/ m Alrsdalc He was a biz Airs
dale. His eyes were green. with re-
lights IN them
! heard iady s-resm shi
screamed. "Rowdyl Rowty. Conn
here. Ruwdy"
The Alrcdale ssid. I'm ruirE q
kin YOU. sou white louise"
didn't say anything can
make sound when things turn q
red as they did then. Just hear !
! Voice. I, comes from inside Of nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Hammond Manages
National Surety

Thomas c. Hammond is the new
manager of the Western Washing.
ton general agency Of the National
Surety Co. Hammond served year
and half as associate manager OF
the surety company's San Francisco
office. He succeeds c. h. white,
who has resigned, to return TO the
practice OF INV.