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NEGROES SEEK U.S.JOBS Find Nine Bodies In Georgia Murder Inquiry FOR THE BAD YOU DO READ OTHER PAPERS FOR THE GOOD YOU DO READ THE BYSTANDER NEGF Find Ni FOUR FOUND IN RIVER. Negro I (By Associated Press.) Trenton, N. J., March 30.—For the first time in the history of New Jersey, a Negro today occupied the chair of speaker of the house. The honor was accorded to Assemblyman W. G. Alexander, of Newark, by Speaker G. S. Hobart. The latter was called away and appointed the Negro assemblymen in his place. MILITIA HELD UNDER ARMS chair of honor w man W. by Speak ter was o the Neg The campaign for 1921 budget of the Crocker街 Y. M. C. A. closed Saturday night with a total of $2,261.50. The teams reported as follows: Team team No. 1, led by Atty, S. Joe Brown, team No. 2, led by Atty, S. Joe Brown, $1,005.75, and team No. 3, led by Atty, John L. Thompson, $51.50. Team workers were much encouraged over the ready response made by the citizens to support the work. They feel paid. The money will be spent as follows: $1,000 as first payment on the most beautiful and appropriate location in the city for a permanent site of the branch. The lot is 87x92% fee. The corner is a corner of Twelfth and Crocker street. The corner can be bought for $4,000. The other $1,000 will be used for current expenses. LINSON POST AMERICAN LEGION MAKES IMPORTANT EFFORTS We are very much impressed with the work of the American Legion and the work that it is doing. We note that they are going to have Ninth street near Center street for the purpose of the carnival. Harding, the post commander the Lincoln Post is pushing the question of the war department in which they have secured the assurance of Gov. Kendall's backing. The Lincoln Post in re-affirming the war department received the following: "The organization of combat units of cotton is primarily entered. It is the policy of the war department in Eighteenth National Guard division, but request the states to provide a number of such units will be favorably considered. They will all be classed as a national number of such units will be combined into a division which may be considered the perpetuation one of the world's The war department should not forget that the other countries should not be other could in the recent war and that there are other times when their services should be such units. The Byzantine wishes should be congruent with the mission region for the initiative that they have taken in the matter—such should be the mission region for the initiative that the onesess of purpose not only could they accomplish this but other things equally or 'TWIX LOVE AND M A COMEDY DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS—THE BIGG You Can't Afford to Miss It. Given Under the A DIRECTION OF MRS. GUS N St. Paul's A. M. E. LILLIAN BROUGH, Major Warrington's Ward. Mrs. Fred Berry HANNAH TIMMS, Wife of Davy. Mrs. Geo. Thomas PEGGY POTTER, Her Niece. Mrs. Alex Coleman HERBERT VAN ALLEN, a Wealthy Young Man. Mr. Fred Berry ANDREW VAN ALLEN, His Uncle. Mr. Louis Piggle JULIEN HAWKE, Herbert's False Friend. Mr. Blume McGravy MAJOR WARBINGTON, a Blind Veteran. Mr. Harry Burnaugh JIMNEL BRIGGS, D. B., a promoter of Enterprise. Mr. Geo. King MARTIN CLEWEN, Engaged to Lillian. Mr. Louis Piggle BILL CLEGHON, His Brother. Mr. Jedd Crewe UNCLE DAVY TIMMS, a Fisherman. Mr. Anderson White TIME—The present, LOGALITY—On the coast of Maine and Newport. ACT I—Morning at Sandy Cove. Uncle Davy's cottage. ACT II—Evening—Interior of Major Warrington's home. ACT III—After three months, Back at Sandy Cove. ACT IV—A week later, Hotel parlor at Newport. VOL. XXVI. NO. 40. Mutilated Corpses of Five Negroes Dug From Shallow Graves on Prisoner's Plantation. Three Sons of Planter, Accused of Ordering the Killings, Are Also Arrested. Department of Justice Agents Believe Two More Were Slain and Thrown into River. Atlanta, Ga., March 26—The bodies of five Negroes were disinterred on the Jasper county plantation of John Williams by Department of Justice agents, led by Clyde Manning, a Negro who was employed by Williams, the plantation has confessed that he aided Williams in the killing of the Negroes. Another body was taken from the Alcovy river. The bodies found today brought the total discovered in the peonage investigation in Jasper county up to nine, been there several weeks ago in the Yellow river, chained and weighed down with rocks. The Department of Justice agents announced tonight that they would continue the search for two more bodies, said by Manning to have been there chained into the Yellow river. The body taken from the Alcovy river had been weighed down and chained as were those taken from the Yellow river. Of the five dug from the shallow graves, the heads of four had been crushed with an ax or some similar instrument. The officers, said, had been shot to death. Williams is in jail on a state warrant, charging murder and his three sons, Julius, Hayler and Marvin, were arrested today. Manning was taken to the Williams plantation to testify in his alleged confession that he himself, had killed four Negroes and aided in the death of others at the direction of Williams. While the search was being made the Jackson company of the Georgia National Guard was held under arms ready to go to the scene in case opposition to the search was successful. The Department of Justice agents. Williams denied any part in the deaths of the Negroes and declared that an old family feud had resulted in a conspiracy to bring about his arrest. The arrests of three Negroes were taken from the Yellow river. Manning, who was held as a witness, confessed, according to the police, soon after being put in jail that eleven Negroes in all had been killed in a plantae. The murdered men were all employed by Williams, he is alleged to have said, and were put out of the way because they threatened, on account of ill treatment and overwork, to run away and inform the authorities that Williams was violating the peonage law. Negro Speaker In New Jersey House Crocker"Y" Over The Top THE SINGLE STANDARD A single standard for men and women alike, in matters moral as well as civil and political, is a condition that many have predicted would never maintain until the dawn of the Millennium; and they even cite the Great Apostle as authority on the subject. The writer, however, vent ures the opinion that if Paul were writing to Timothy today he would not say "Let women learn in silence with all subjection." In Paul's day every woman was a slave to some man, her own father or a husband whom he had selected for her, often without having even consulted her preference in the matter. She did not own her own body and hardly, her own soul; for the man not only answered in court for her trespasses against other men; but also offered sacrifice upon the altar for sins against God. Today she may own not only her soul and body but any other property a man may own. She may sue and be sued in the courts and in our State she may vote and hold any office but one. During the past term and a half of the Polk County District Court, nearly a hundred women have been called as jurors and more than a dozen have served as foremen of juries. Today the Women's Christian Temperance Union of our State is lobbying for the passage of a bill in our legislature that will make Iowa the first State in the Union to adopt a single standard of morality by making women who are responsible for the moral downfall of young men punishable criminally just as are men who cause the moral downfall of young women. If this is any indication of the progress of the night, then surely, "the morning cometh." New York, March 26—Henry Al Lippe, the well known manager, will handle the affairs of Jack Johnson when the Negro fighter succeeds in obtaining his release from Leavenworth prison. Lippe received a letter from the former heavyweight champion asking him if he would manage his affairs and try to arrange a match with any of the big fellows. Lippe, who has been a friend of Johnson's for many years, immediately agreed and is now trying to find an opponent for Li'l Arthah, It has been suggested that Fred Fulton is the man Lippe has in mind to meet Johnson. Fulton has never been adverse to meeting colored boxers. In the letter to Lippe, the former champion of the world says he is going to return to the ring, that he is in better condition today than he ever has been. "I can beat all the Dempseys that ever put on the gloves. As for Wills and the rest of them, I can take them all and finish up strong enough to take on a dozen more of the same kind that have been masquerading around as boxers," he wrote. "I am filled with power and strength, not dope. If I get any stronger I'm liable to bust. I am just like TNT and ready for the time to put the fuse to it and let the public see what I can do. I cannot see Jack Dempsey as a champion." No Color Line Drawn By Carpentier Th Champion Paris, March 28.—Georges Carpentier will never draw the color line if he wins the world's championship and is challenged by a Negro boxer. Carpenter made this stand known to friends here recently, it became known today, in discussing the scrapping merits of Harry Wills, the American Negro, tonted as a contender for the world's title. "For many reasons I would not naturally choose Negro fighters as opponents," said Carpentier. "But if I win the title and Wills or any other Negro challenges me, I'll take him on. Then I can claim the title as champion of all classes and all colors." Washington, March 30.—From selling newspapers in the streets of a big city to the chaplaincy of the National House of Representatives is a big jump in a life-time but that is what the Rev. Dr. James Shea Montgomery has accomplished. His recent election as the chaplain of the national lower house is a culminating point in the career of one of the best known Methodists in the country. Dr. Montgomery has served pastorates in Minneapolis, Minn., Denver, Colo., and at the Metropolitan church and Calvary Methodist church in this city. His appointment is a very popular one. U.S. To Honor Hero Nov.11 President Harding has decided that the official honors to the American unknown soldier will be held on Nov. 11, 1921, the anniversary of Armistice day, at the National Cemetery at Arlington, Va. On that occasion the unknown soldiers will be buried with the highest official honors, in the presence of President Harding, Secretary Weeks, Secretary Denby, other members of the cabinet, members of the diplomatic corps, and in all probability representatives from the principal foreign nations. The purpose of the burial of the unknown soldier will be to pay the highest official tribute to the unknown American soldiers who lost their lives in the World War. There are about 1,600 American soldiers who gave their lives for their country and whose identity has not been established. Charles Cottrill Visits Washington The Honorable Charles A. Cottrill, who has been in Washington since the inauguration, was compelled to decline a very cordial invitation from the City club, Cleveland, to speak before that body recently. Very important matters port of Honolulu, "within the in Washington kept the former collector of internal revenue at the gates" of the capital city. Negro Prisoners Severely Lashed Wilmington, Del., March 26.—At New Castle county workhouse today four Négroes felt the sting of the Delaware whipping post law. Those whipped were: Warner Lewis, convicted of larceny and sentenced to one year in prison and twenty lashes; Leonard Barrett, highway robbery, ten years and forty lashes, and John Richardson and Horace Archie, highway robbery, ten years and forty lashes each. This total of 140 lashes was the largest imposed at the whipping post in this county for many years. post in this county for many years. The whippings were administered by Warden Plummer of the workhouse and the lashes were but lightly applied as a vigorous application of the nine-thonged "cat" would cut a man's back into ribbons in the administration of a dozen or more blows. The backs of the victims were marked with slight discoloration as the result of the flagellation, but only by occasional finching did they give evidence of physical suffering. The whippings were public and were witnessed by about a hundred persons. City Not To Blame For Bad Sidewalks The city isn't liable for damages when injuries are received because of imperfect sidewalks, Judge Sellers ruled yesterday in the case of Mrs. L. T. Griffith vs. the city of Des Moines. An unusually large number of such cases have come before the attention of the city council this winter an upon advice of the legal department, claims have been denied. The case of Mrs. Griffith is the first one to have been carried to the courts. Mrs. Griffith stepped in a hole in the sidewalk on Riegart street early in the winter and her fall resulted in injuries for which she claimed $1,000 damages. Houston, Texas, March 27. Negro trainmen, and bakemen of the gulf coast lines, at a conference with railroad officials refused to accept lower wages. (By The Associated Negro Press.) Mrs. Laurence C. Jones Tours Mississippi In Interest Of Club Work Important To Our Subscribers, Advertisers and Readers of "The Bystander" you can help us give all business matters prompt attention by addressing all communications directly to: "The Bystander Publishing Co" 201 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa Many Reported To Have Backing of Repub- New York, March 26—Many Negro Republicans are candidates for federal positions that invariably have gone to members of that race. For register of the treasury there are half a dozen candidates, including Professor Aaron E. Malone, said to be the head of a beauty college in Missouri, James C. Napier, a banker of Nashville, Tenn.; and William H. Scarborough, an educator of Wilberforce University (Ohio) are also candidates. For recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia Harry Lincoln Johnson, a Harding supporter at the Chicago convention last sum- Mrs. Laurence C Tours M Interes TOUR MRS. LAURENCE C. JONES, STATE PRESIDENT MISSISSIPPI STATE PEDERATE OF COL- The trip was all I desired it to be, and certainly proved the statement true that, "Mississippi would come back into its own if given a chance. First I met the ladies of Jackson. The lady very cordial reception for me in one of my classes. Interest is very enthusiastic there as manifested by the three hundred ladies who met me. I found there work developing along many lines. For instance: Both of the Parent Teachers Associations were having all the school children examined by physicians, according to child welfare work. Another set of ladies had purchased a beautiful Y. W. C. A. building, on which they had paid $1,600,000. The civic department of the city federation was splendid leadership of Mrs. U. J. Wadley, Mrs. J. Jackson college had received the cooperation of the city counsel to beautify the colored cemetery. Still another club had affected a clinic for the treatment of venereal diseases. The club also had another department which was responsible for including registration and so on, and many other activities along the lines of charities. the clubs represented in Jackson were the Terrell, Violet Sewing Circle, the Emory, Emory Center, the Tarout Teacher Association, the Y. W. College, the affiliated missionary societies of the churches and the City Federation. My next visit was at Vicksburg, where I found the same enthusiastic dedication to the work of a very royal reception was given me. Among the many good things which these ladies were doing and had done was a beautiful home sighted on one of the streets of Vicksburg for the benefit of the old people, whom she was formerly connected with the State Federation, but these ladies were so energetic that they paid for it themselves through the leadership of Mrs. H. H. H. and have beautified it and make it a very comfortable and attractive place for the dear old people, and they do not owe a dollar on it at the present time. Another set of the club ladies in Vicksburg are purchasing a public play ground for our children, as they al To Our Subscriber Readers of "The By us give all business tion by addressing directly to: Price Five Cents OBS Inquiry mer, has put in a demand. He is said to have been offered the post of minister to Haiti. Candidates for the ministry to Liberia include Ernest Scott, former secretary to Booker T. Washington; Dr. J. R. A. Crossland of St. Louis, said to have the support of Senator Spencer; Joseph Nutter of West Virginia, said to have the support of Senator Howard Sutherland and Harry A. Furniss of Indiana, said to have the backing of Postmaster General Will Hays. Posse Hunts Negro Shreveport, La., March 26—Hunted by a posse of 500 citizens a Negro, is surrounded in a wood near Fullerton, La., following an attack on a young married woman early today. The attack occurred near Leesville while the young woman was walking along a road en route from Rose Pine to visit her father. She was beaten insensible. T. Jones Mississippi In Art Of Club Work I may have one and they expect to equip it with all the paraphernalia necessary for each existing club has also established a free clinic for the treatment of venereal diseases for our people. The clubs represented here were the Carmel, the Marsh-Nell, the Women's Christian Union club. Leaving here I visited Port Gibson, where they had no club activities, and was able to arouse their interest to the extent that a Parent Teacher Association was formed with the object of raising funds for a new school building which was needed very badly in this town. My next stop was at Alcorn, where I again received a very hearty welcome as at other places with our genial Mrs. Rowan, her husband and staff of coworkers. My first meeting was with a large number of young school girls, who attended the college, but little in the way. I met the staff of Friendship girls. I affected an organization among them which had for its main purpose community work. They were divided into four divisions one division for the little town of Rodney; another for Westside; another for the community war for the college. All of them to carry on extension work among the sick and in these various communities endeavor to enlighten them along household duties, to relieve them in suffering and in various other ways. At night I also addressed the Aimwell school of the composed of the lady teachers and the professor's wives, and besides the study of folklore and other important pursuits, they also have a scholarship loan fund which helps worthy students through college. From Alcorn I went to the beautiful town of Bristol and some very progressive and intelligent people, and here again I met a very warm reception. I found the ladies of the Social Literary and Industrial club very active in raising funds for another old folks home with four lots and two small houses on the street. I hoped to pay for this and then tear down these two small houses and put up a suitable building for an old folks home. From here my next stop was at Columbia, where there were no club activities at all, but again I was able to awaken interest to the extent of organizing a Mother's club, with the aim of a new school building, and community betterment. Continued In Next Issue Important ers, Advertisers and Distender" you can help matters prompt atten- all communications or Publishing Co" 71th Street jines, Iowa THE BYSTANDER Publishing every Thursday by the Bystander Publishing Company, Des Moines Lewis. Office in Mechanical Building, Corner of Seventh and Mulberry streets. Phane Walent 292 As we enter the year 1821 it is instructive to glance back a century and see what was happening in 1821. There was a congress of great powers that year which, like the recent one at Geneva, did not include the United States—but for different reasons. In that year it met at Laibach in Austria, and its principal action was the determination to suppress the liberal movement in Italy, Austrian armies invaded Piedmont and Naples and speedily crushed the revolutionary movement. The leaders of the popular party were shot or imprisoned. There was a great deal of political unrest in 1821, in both the old world and the new. In that year Brazil rebelled against the Portuguese rule; and Mexico, Peru and Ecuador against the Spaniards. All achieved their independence. In Europe, Greece arose against Turkey. The results were very different from those obtained in the recent great war. Greek settlements on the Bosporus were wiped out; the patriarch of Constantinople, head of the Greek church, was hanged, and the New Greek residents of Constantinople were traughed. Russia was to join in the war on the side of the Greeks but was restrained by England and by the advice of Metternich, the shrewd premier of Austria. Among the noted deaths of 1821 was that of Napoleon, who expired at St. Helena, May 5. Queen Caroline of England died and there were serious riots at her funeral. John Keats, the great English poet, also died this year. In the United States James Monroe, born in Norcross, was president following "the era of good feeling." Arrangements were made to open up Liberia as a Negro colony for freedmen. Amherst college was founded. THINGS TO FORGET. If you would increase your happiness and prolong your life forget your neighbor's faults. Forget all the Climax King of Insta Straight A World's Wonder Used and Recom Gentlemen: Do you want nice hair and glossy? 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The past shows that many of our leaders held high and influential offices, while being jim-crowed, disfranchised, etc. What did their influence amount to with "the powers that be" so far as we are concerned, during these years the constitution was nullified? Under the old leadership we have seen the race segregated, jim-crowed, and in fact, striped of almost every right as a citizen; even our voting strength cut down when our amount of votes in the national council was reduced, which have allaliances all the same to judge leadership by the things accomplished we will denounce it a failure. Of course we want to hold office, and we must; we need leaders little and big; but the clarion call of the hour is for a leader that will rise to the dignity of a statesman like Fred Douglass and master the critical situation of the times, do something to rid America of the present form of slavery, just as Douglass did chattel slavery, surely out of twelve million of us, there must come a leader with a broad vision of service to his fellowmen. Everywhere there can be found know-all leaders. Get on the street, stop any colored man, ask him what should the Negro do. I venture to say that nine out of ten will say The Negro do not do this and that. "The colored man is not a slave," he says. "The colored man will be his prefered as a leader. Without a doubt every one will have a different choice, and not a majority for anyone. Would it not be wonderful to be "Honest-to-goodness" followers! Out of good followers come good leaders. It is humorous to observe that Dr. Moton and others in the south are quoted as saying: "The Negro race has advanced farther than any similar number of colored people anywhere on the globe because it has had the privilege of coming in contact with the white people of the south" or "ToT the southern white people we owe our language, religion and all we have learned and all we have advanced in civilization" or "No southern colored man wants social equality..." Others north and east crying: "Moton may not wish social equality, but there are millions of colored people who do desire Social equality means 'equality in the collective body compass of a community, especially when considered as subjects of civil government.' 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Blan Handy and Bland ATLETICT BAMBBE SHOP Hair Cutting by Electricity Cigars and Soft Drinks Phone Market 1488 112 Center Street Des Moines. 666 IS A PRESCRIPTION FOR COLDKS MOST SPEED REMBED WE KNOW. WILL BREAK A COLD, FEVEE AND GRIPPE QUICKER THAN ANY- THING WE KNOW, PREVENTING PNEUMONIA. OUT RATE DRUG GO. Willis Wolfe, Ph. G. Prop. Very Best Drugs in City 1000 Center St. Des Moines, Iowa MRS. MABLE BLACKBURN 919 Center St. Phone Red 4981 USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF PAIN Nearly furnished rooms with bath for transients and by the week. All new furniture and newly renovated apartment. You can just tell by its healthy look. It is going to do you good TREATED O N E W E E K P E E P E E E swelling in a few hours swelling reduced in a DROPSY "I IF I only had some Sloan's Lin- ment!" How often you've said that? And then when the rheu- matist comes after hours of suffering—you forget it! Don't do it again—get a bottle to day and keep it handy for possible use tonight. 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Make your own Vanishing Cream Bust Developer, Pile Remedy, Face Powder, Glove Cleaner, Rouge, Periparine, Foot Remover, Corn Remover, Wrinkle Remover. Send today $1.00 to the Wilson Chemical Co., Box 56, Junction Chukwu Kwu. These formulas are by a retired manufacturer. ORIGINAL NOTICE In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Polk County: March term A.D. 1921. Miles Carey, Plaintiff, vs. Lillie Carey, Defendant. To Lillie Carey; You are hereby notified that the petition of the plaintiff in the above entitled cause will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the Iowa, in Iowa, in and for Polk county, Iowa, of Iowa, in and for Polk county, voice from the bonds of matrimony on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and keeping company with other men. For further particulars see petition, and please you appear thereto and defend before the Court and defend the of the next term, being the March term said Court, which will commence at Des Moines, Polk county, Iowa, on the 7th day of March, 1921, default will be entered against you and judgment and decree rendered thereon. Received this 16th day of February, 1921 GERTRUDE E. RUSH, Attorney for Plaintiff In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Polk County; May term, A. D. 1921. Gladys, Cabrero. You are hereby notified that the petition of the plaintiff in the above entitled cause is filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the State of New York, in lieu of claiming of you an absolute divorce from the bond of matrimony on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment, and further particulars see petition, and unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of the second day of the next term, being the May term of said court, which will commence at Bed Monroe Hospital on the second day of May, 1921, default will be entered against you and judgement and decree rendered thereon. Dated this twenty-fourth day of March, 1921. Gertrude E. Rush, Attorney for Plaintiff. ORIGINAL NOTICE in District Court of the State of Iowa, for a case of Polk County: May term. A. D. 1921. Defendant. To Ruth Jett— You are hereby notified that the petition for the relief of Iffield is entitled cause is filed in the office of Clerk of the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Polk County, Iowa, claiming of you an absolute divorce from the bond of matrimony on the grand willful desertion. For further information, see petition, and unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of the second day of the next term, being the May term of said Court, which will commence at Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, on the second day of the next term, if a fault will be entered against you and judgement and decree rendered thereon. Dated this twenty-fourth day of March, 1921. Who's Who Mr. Jessie McGuire is home from Ames college for the spring vacation. Mrs. S. Bates of 1318 Stewart street will be home to the D. Y. W. Y. K. Art club Tuesday evening. Rev. J. E. Roberts has been elected by the ministerial board to conduct the religious services at the protection home each Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Rosa Carlisle of St. Louis, Mo., arrived in Des Moines, March 15 to visit her aunt in Orlabar, Iowa, Mrs. A. J. Thompson. Mrs. Demmie Campbell spent Easter Sunday in Macon, Mo., visiting her two daughters who are attending Western college. The H. B. S. Reading circle will meet at the home of Mrs. W. H. Warden, 1006 West Third street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The many friend of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Howard of Hampton, Virginia, will be sorry to learn of the death of a daughter of Mrs. Louise, which occurred this week. Mrs. Nina Wright has returned to her home in Davenport after a delightful visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hamilton of 706 Walker street. The executive board of the Des Moines branch of the N. A. A. C. P. will meet Monday afternoon at the Tenth street. Y. W. C. A. center, 782 Tenth street. All members are requested to be present. Dr. C. H. Adams, who has been practicing medicine in Texas, was the guest of Mrs. B. J. Roach last week. He plans to permanently locate here. He was entertained by several of our local doctors while in the city. The Misses Mildred Griffith, Goldie Crutcher, Viola Pendleton, students of the State University located at Iowa City, spent Sunday in the city, the guests of relatives and friends. Miss Arrispa C. Hardeman, graduate nurse of the Mechairy medical person of Nashville, Tenn., was the only colored person in a class of seventy-six who took the music examination here last week, passing with a very good average! The Home Makers League met Tuesday afternoon at the projection home. A report was made by Mrs. Anna Payne, report was made by Mrs. Anna Payne. The next regular meeting will be held the last Tuesday afternoon in April. Mrs. Whitfield Reynolds resided over a three course dinner Thursday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Crawford, fourteen of her friends were present and all reported a delightful time. Mr. Homer C. Lewis, formerly of Des Moines, but now of St. Paul, Minn., was elected secretary of the Universal Negro Improvement Association of the St. Paul branch on the 24th of this month for a term of three years. Don't forget the grand musical given by the Mary Church Terrell Sunday afternoon, April 3 at 3 o'clock at the Union Congregational church, Tenth street. The greatest treat of the season is the best silent of the city will participate. Admission free. Come and bring your friend. King Solomon Commandery No. 6 Knights Templars accompanied by King Solomon Guild No. 4 Heroes of the Templar Crusaders, the newly organized military, hold its annual Easter service Shipyard, and regimental church, All Sir Knights and Princesses appeared in full uniform, Rev. J. T. Jones, pastor of Asbury chapel delivered the Easter sermon. The Mary Church Terrell club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Colleen Jones, paper on "Hot Boxes for Gardening," by Mr. Willie "A Time Table for Gardening" by Mrs. Audra Alexander, and "The Blending of Flowers" by Mrs. Marguerite Turner, completed the program for the evening. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Arzalia Mitchell. Trustee board of I. S. F. C. w. clubs met at the home of Mrs. S. Joe Brown evening, March 20 with Chairman Mrs. McCarthy, chair. Much business was transacted pertaining to the home at Iowa City Members present at meeting: Mrs. Helena Downey, Ottumwa; Mrs. Fred McCarthy, Cedar Rapids; Mrs. Jessie E. McCarthy, Lewis; Mrs. Helena Downey, chairman, and Mrs. C. B. Lewis, secretary. The St. Mary's Christian Home society enjoyed a very pleasant evening in the home of the president last Wednesday evening. A large number were present. The next meeting will be devoted to April 11, the residence of Mrs. Eather Nilson 1324 Park street. This is a very important meeting and all of the members are urged to attend—Mrs. M. Crawford, president. The Calhahan Industrial club meet Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. West, 1212 Center street. The attendance was very good. Mrs. Gresham president of the Iowa Federation of Colored Women's clubs was present and gave a very interesting and instructive talk. We regret that on account of illness our president, Mrs. Johnson, was unable to be with us. The members are able to visit her at the Des Moines general hospital. Mrs. McMiller was a club guest. An excellent luncheon was served. The club morning service breakfast next Thursday morning served Cedar street, proceed to be used to define delivery expenses to the state meeting. The public is invited to attend the breakfast. Dr. C. S. Medbury, pastor of University church of Christ, who is recognized as one of the most eloquent pulpit divines in America, will speak at the Corvallis Baptist Church on Thursday evening, April 14, 1921, on pieces of the educational committee of the Des Moines Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Mr. J. W. Studebaker, who is the principal be present and tell of the work being done by the colored boys and girls in the public schools. Everybody is invited. Admission free. Elbert R. Hall, Dr. C. S. Medbury and Dr. G. Mr. Fred Foss will contribute a group of song. C. Y, G. D, B, met in their monthly parent party at the home of Lorraine Crawford, 1362 East Nineteenth street on last Monday evening, March 28. A large number were present and the children were entertaining. Obebe Humburd was the guest of the club for the first time. Many encouraging remarks were given by the parents and friends. A dainty repast of the meal was served fully departed. The next regular business meeting will be with Elizabeth Graves, 1432 Maryland avenue, Monday, March 4. The president, Mary Woods, desires that all members please be present. Y. M. C. A. Mr. A. J. Alexander, who has recently returned from abroad, visiting London, Paris, Scotland and many other points of interest will give the public a chance to experience Sunday, April 3 at 4 p. m. at the Crocker street branch of the Y. M. C. A. Everybody is invited. We are extending a special invitation to the ladies who could not hear his talk given at the Y. W. C. A. some time ago. A well attended and interesting meeting of the Ioarele club was held last Friday evening with Mrs. J. Q. Lindsay as hostess. Following the general routine of business, the study of Mexico was taken up by the host, Mr. J. W. C. A. as instructor. Lindsay had spent some time in Mexico his talk was indeed very instructive. The other talks on the subject by the members were also instructive. The students will be instructed by Mr. John Coleman, as leader, will be the study hour topic for the next meeting. The first issue of the famous "Epitome" was read, and also the prophecy will be held at the home of Mr. John Coleman, ar which time the male members of the mysteries of the Joarel club UNION BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Griffith's subject for the morning service Sunday, April 3 will be "The Child Sneezed Seven Times." The evening sermon will be for young men. Subject, "The Important Thing to Remember," Sunday school at 9:40 a.m. Covenant meeting and communion at 3 p.m. P.M. Meeting EAST BAY was a great day. The church was packed for the services. The Sunday school program was a surprising success and the song service at night was wonderful. UNION CONGREGATIONAL # CHURCH NOTES Tenth and Park streets, Bv. B. F. White, pastor. Naming the chill which gave the air an unpleasant sharpness on Easter Sunday there were a warmth and ardor in the temper of things at Union which was indeed gratifying. The service was the membership augmented by a goodly number of visitors, all of whom in mind and spirit seemed to have been in complete harmony with the profound siggure that the membership felt assured that it meant much to all. The exercises of the church school which followed the morning service attracted an unusual number of parents to witness the Easter program on which the church was based. An interesting and instructive program was executed by the little folks. The Christian Endeavor with Mr. McCarthy leading her work and helpful meeting. We note with interest a growing interest in this very important part of the church program. Miss Gladys Mitchell will be in charge of the meeting the coming Sunday and a special service will be an occasion is anticipated. Hour: 6:30 p. m. The pastor will speak upon the following themes the coming 'Sunday, morning. The Humanity of Christ—It斯 the Humanity of Christ—Sis the Humanity of an Arms, Hours, 11:00 m. and 7:30 p. m. "Come thou with us and we will do thee good." ST, PAUL A, M. E, SUNDAY 1285 Our Easter program was carried out in full to the delight of all present. Every detail of the program reflected to the credit of those who trained the children, and arranged the program. We wish to thank all who contributed to its success. About two hundred and fifty new clothes and ruddy cheeks of the children showed surprising signs of comfortable living, notwithstanding the crisis through which labor is passing. We have just closed one of the most auspicious schools. We had in many respects. Our average attendance at Sunday school for the quarter just ended was one hundred and twenty. Average attendance at teacher's meeting twelve. Twelve equals one-third of our entire class of officers and teachers, of our teachers, of our students, to make it almost impossible for them to be present every Friday evening. Let's remember Easter and keep smiling. Lesson I—The Christian living with others, Romans 1:1, 2:9-21. Golden text—As ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise, Luke 6:31. CORINTHIAN NOTES The Corinthian Aid society enjoyed a very pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. Jennie Scott, 1410 Eighteenth street on last Friday. Please plan for the great May festival. The next meeting will be April 14 at the residence of Mrs. A. Weekly, 1411 Eighteenth street. Mrs. M. Crawford and Mrs. Weekly will be hostesses. The sermon last Sunday morning. The Sunday school rally closed Sunday with Class No. 2 winning the race. The Easter program was well revered by the young boys and girls. 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Madison 2373-7 For further particulars see petition, and unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of the second day of the next term, being the May term of said Court, which will commence at Dec. 1, 1921, and which will commence the second day of May, 1921 default will be decreed against you and judgment and decree rendered thereon. Dated this twenty-second day of March, 1921. A You are hereby notified that the peti- cary cause is found in the office of the Clerk of court. is unexcelled efficient service rs le j take oa LS [ea 4 ’ S| Re sae a Lge SNS 5 ‘MISS MAB DAVIS. The above cat ip thab of to of ont falthtal agent for yystander. GenerAlly each Monday mfternoon’ we. find Miss Davis” artile on «Albin Rowe an oat dake” ier wrteup rough brief aro tag the point. and we front that othore of our agents will f0i¢ lew the example set by our agent from ‘Albia. ———_~— cent Mrs. ae faioee ot ber ee feer'itha’ ineda's Weurtoenth, birthday. =A Reece ance MF soca hi et Space Ee ST NS bard ett ine to oc ie lees Saad Be ed er acm we ee BSPisrtte Tackling Euay were, 8 tihighl Pleseed snd some p ‘made Hie seviog Circlaveide met at the home cc Hr eG coer cate Bevan incr tate aa bt cobs ta oe Oe coat Sco ae ends ie Bete en sitet ihren kar Patra i De ie por ufo kM cert mii ies eleareeseas nne eS ee est Gaturday and Basler Sanday ai, Wert SPrrt etereny Set ans Case ane Hid She lead Eile, wale ie tae ee ea eaten eee oe Bis" Col Sproed “of Sat aaveial Obst Be or ert enigeereien Crear a Rave her visit the city and welcome her SRE Gatle Oufte of Omaha, Neb, attended tional Se Palig eobeed Piet" Bhety Harte spent the work end ‘The A.’ M.°E. chureh neld“thdtr Easter is “Badia aE hes Oecd AE Ui and Broad eiaich saree Se eee eet ‘Mr. J. EB. Harris of California sent his seeltee Seen tod sou ber of Bast aaa ee od raavs a both churches, Sunday. earcee ie acaduatement “aE mine Tgito, >. Richa lige Hil ortasly Suteaded ee Ee ieee "and tom many, “earn tgs Tiaicecan eee Ss or cog Mrs "Sinla Allen of Osieago, BL; M04 Bait wells SI ashetmsn 6 Hi srs BEE Tse Ethane Staats hee, Gre i ah tite wee pedaae at ta eget, Sahat olen tees sia th ies Waacied hate at“ BaeTat Brad geet S*Mtson gia oe marries i Be at” STW, 1 Underwood bas retorne piss ha nan been condoning soit bot “Mrs. Dr, Caron of St. Joseph visited in Mate et Seah, the rte 20 ee Ba w ‘WRIGHT-HAERIS. 1A, arigy afar teem cima eA Seer era one Milne Tnsiile 0. Harris ad fa marriage MGS sowie Otcege AT Before the eeameny Aken "ANES” Green, Sere % "Routes Hah ean "Ya Ent" i are Sites 1eMtntag Toom gy the aa Tete ther", Ne gedin''of Sentsioesbe’ Sieadfae"uttal lara the ae et A R. 8. "incon Bee wae goes, ‘ina beauti: Aunt tatia°auippets, this Selog’ her wed Side? area! ahead whl and Bin Oe Se a teeem pret weit wack SRYUAGt'is Thc tees ple fae erat Os Ul reudenCatoee asia “bela etal es Tor Gi ts ohtog pears at pret {Stal Giteence Mon and ie bald Gey high fers Surscet, Mes Ei gat dae Suaris"B ete Heng "erred, erent te SOS REDS Asa Uasce ear on” “eh Peg ge Se ve Uriderroom s'g mectan{cal sngiceer sco devia os eee AE en Ege wig Sac stadent gods eran Siecoded’ and “played football at WG" col: Seemed she Biagtetae wars Viessa Het, cel" appreleting Snariogs "and win BESS AngII UO IS et geen KES. PLeddite ppee wan seed much eee “SAaieG SARE te octosl ares Wh hoosrtege ap, ened” de rt poorrrareet ee SO These bea ENDS STOMACH TROUBLE Chamberiain’s Cough BRemedy a Favorite Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ‘is a favorite with the mothers of small chil- dren for colds, éroup and whooping congh. Its pleasant tasté and the prompt cures which it effects fas won tne good cpinion of mothers everywhere. -As this remedy contains no oplums or other nar- cotie it may be given as confidently to 3 baby as to an adult —Adv. = aaniiabes earn” ‘The revival st the Mt. Zion Baptist. church ta olog” om, We ara Raving, wonderfal icy ey melee berets tak Seat Sect ltring docmmas “Everyece i ie SHES “Galton She eee. cyitte ‘services Tied eS hie Sear Bocther to worship With ess ical al cae ec gal oe eel She ee ac ea ord ean iets ore ee a ee ae I an tant pM, Bo Abe ‘are on the siek Iiet at this writing. 25 fa ee es ae {ake “cate of ‘the ‘sick or wounded, ‘The Bacco cat i ete aa arc ate gies ida telichee fs “The greatest evangelistic meeting in the ei ist omen tka nema tate Tio, deckiote Oc fener gore fete ‘allegiance Eacted oe Goo. We Mimble, pastor SfGSe Mi. Blow Baptiet ektirch, ably kealet he He ea tae Se Si eee cee Eng roreone Tine op foe Jowns. cePraea etic Base x ee ea ater ie Fests oe ok Seen a a ee etme esinry” On eae ‘Buviber, twenty-six were mem- ‘Tt wees “eight, on Faster Sunda} SH Sek ean A oe Pat, eae eps 7 mee . et Set. Surarats Pen ect a Soe te aire kta Be Ref ax. sla (ype es so matter how Tomy you: have sut- fered—how: musk you have doctored— how many times you have been tola your “seso, ia ineurable—t positively ‘guarantee that my special Remedy (‘At ‘rill sud tho worst ease of stomach trou- Bie (except caater) and expel any tape ‘worm or { miake no eharge for the treat- ment. T take alll the risk, you none. ‘ou must get satisfactory remults or you ‘are ont nothing. Don’t: suffer another Biputesend ms your name and waren today and get FEEE PROOF by return siail. Walter A, Belmer, Box B-64, Mil sraalng, Woe ommitpati ‘Bxoellont foe Constitpation. 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Ste "Brice wicks collet ion gf itgaa Peer, which Kad Veen el “On Sanday evening. the. children. of the Mt"zin Sunday seleal Rendered’ theif Fae iat’ peopramn with treats edit to: theoaltes ssa) ME "penn and wigs tint who had Sorked'to faithtal to sake the’ program’ "a ‘Eke third quarterly meeting for, the, os- ference! peat, Sue ‘Bal, ae thet nee eRe" a: SE"Becharch on Sunday. A great meeting "lena Negro eal Week will betty opueryed ia Betton, onder the Jeadershiy et BSE OA tom tpn’ 3 te othe Eecretary, abs, Hutcherson ia sparing’ neither {insgtnoy saotoy to" ake ihe” Breet eveat's Srrucniay ceadaitac well atibuted ana last ‘Thameday evening was well attended and Sarge aumber 3t haters From’ murrounding Mr. “Avis Martin returned to Washburn calitte afer a tro week's wacaton here wit ‘ral P. Harrison, Johnson of Gravity, Tows in spending’ & few days here visiting Bar bar "Mins Amantine Maloney spent Easter here pith her ther” Ret’ 8.7 E ataney Ae Hisoaey ite student at’ Western Univerlty Sifts, H, Le bate of Clarinda, Tows passed anrough the cli latt Thuredny a rotte to the'acige coat, Scie Chas" Phelpa has returned to the city alters month's absence tn Texas and Sp en eeue non en in el ee ec ada RE ANE ir. and Mrs, Joba Williams entertained ‘a sun! party “of” friends. Senday”"aflarnoss SLING Pettence (on "North "Svecty-fourh "he Jewel Ars club met lat Wednenday. a the Healdonce of re, eb Booth with ees see, Miaitle Smiths! Chicago has been yrs, feveral weeks visiting hor mother, Aire ‘Mr, Ernest Clayton has gone to, St, Louis mo, ighers he hat sccente © position aa che Obwrenviize ress. Mare, Currigerof Mason Clty” wan her touvlait Mires Mary Brown Vafore” dost Biny uenke to bar frend of Maan ‘ony “orth eautlfal eware that, they en ‘ise: Brown's husband’ is atl in elven eae SeSwe 2 Raebend | aan Base ‘Mase Biles iswer Mss. Mary Eres Brows, wee: bers | ih careloivevie, Wisginin, arch YY ae, came to Iowa with her geen in the qos Seas rat ee rene at Soe re me on Ocoee a Mectaoumnaie Gone s Bne , Bcaeee at de ele Ma pian a ea eras nk. a te bekind ber to mourn her demise’ a, husband ete fer acres elt a ee bee ee nr eee feg''to” recover "their “failing ‘Realth: He Boot ae ite ne tte, ae Sea arg reat ete eee ‘hat her time on cath was short she’ and. he ee eer eee eer arma oe ce a Boag oa wt eres ge Sp, Med Soca cece same oe Peace be to her ashes and may her sou ‘rest in the bosom of God. es ——— rane atd Mite, Backes tre tistened lig Sohnson ‘and. Miss Bagley are numbered amoag the sick who are -tmproving. ee ee gett oe ea ern ate aes eee ‘A splodid program was rendered by the gunasy ‘schoek “Samer Sendey Se. Popes mete mal Mee, eo, de spares, ‘Bae desires. gp shank, cack aad steey ce to" bo emembered by all’ who were pros “Rev. R, P. Palmer closed his revival meet: wniesala@-Balmogslou hls revival meet SECOND BAPTIST ITEMS. Onialgons, Howse Molle, inith ot eon ein merase Fczet seri ote tes Seat Brees prea Se SiS ALAR Ey ate igen ee meee ner i tate cate a wk re a oe rss So aa eS ers it fic d erase Yranhie enp rae era ae oh a ete see alate ae sate Hai aoe eh Ve fama ay saatens si “aaa ae Sue Weta aeapals us Masy ‘Tajlor, will Teave for thelr heme. tn Prediged tli er cra Mewrhie Serene ge Cars acre wie ‘Mr, and Mrs, Frank Allen have purchased ic ieee Bet Se a aa, otera ss (cerca ee seen Brees emer aemnne ce LMR i GRRE Lisrn a steonr eee mae cel Tes Beer semen PELE ire adh oa en pore vere arias We Sue ‘The Bethe! A. M. E. church services were phos wih veveral siaare Homo Lali ea oeRsreaee oneal ts gt Soe eee hay ter oa eee ee sed sic id ermoa deltvored by the ‘parton. His sub- paren seers eee SiSiiirs fesinlas ieee ot 1p. sonnei Set te Bae tak: 2 SERSTNEPSS, OA ah ett a ‘At’ o'clock thé pastor delivered another sermon fo large audience ‘and. ‘aaay at See ah Sopelty onthe ose ease Canty Bg lg RL eran Sen eeerceruae tic wie, Louis is visiting out of the city oa “Mr. aid Mra. Kinner were in the city over Sanday andvin expecting to reside. in. Musca Ss ere er eee tro eran fora lovely. time Paster Sunday” ia OO ea tee Gee in sea Ente eeee an oe oes oe ere Se, Sree A aires ka Gr Na et SO cut and did attend church” services. on E.gume rot povos awa, enc og Ree ea! ales Soaee mee ire espace Ea tee ence oA Ease Pha heanteate's e Searier aaron t9,24 See tel tes Fes End 32 TE Wh Sasa orb be ‘Little Freeds Brown, infant ‘asuighter, of Sota aie ras ee Seater oe Me Ses ask eal eere ae) eae’ ereaasis saat ear iakor dled, Sunday, we EE PU al et ‘Knights of Pythies and the Josephine Bak- je ngnaees Si evens tad Josoine Oe Rete Bout ute” rtataned ute Sop pin's Chapel Choral club. v = ave Chapel Choral glad nine toe Satin Top Put Bad Hair out of Styleiiteam: NICE STRAIGHT HAIR IN F 15 MINUTES i THE INSTANT HAIR STRAIGHTENING a ‘y CREAM FOR MEN AND WOMEN. ie THE WONDER OF THE AGE. —_— —wNo hot combs needed— ie Siler et : Bells for $9.36 makes you $4.00 clear money, ‘Bingle outfit $1.60 last three months. ete unc ee ee ee er nis as eames > nee em eee : ‘THE BEST HATE DYE ON EARTH. : tering rena : ae CT En eA Bp aint a i Pe iS ag eg et ea al THE EAST INDI AIR GROWER 4 ‘Will Promote a Full Growth of Hair, | Will also Restore the Strength, Vitality and the Beauty of the Hair. If your Hair is Dry and Wiry Try § 3 3 ‘ ‘ 7 Hair Grower: ; 3 If you are bothered with Falling $ Hair, Dandruff, Itching Scalp, or | any Hair ‘Trouble, we want you to try a § -jarof EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER. | a ‘ The remedy contains medical proprieties § that go to the roots of the Hair, stimulates the skin, helping nature do its work. Leaves § the hair soft and silky. Perfumed with a balm of a thous- $ and flowers. The best known remedy for Heavy and § Beautiful Black Eye-Brows, also restores Gray Hair to § its Natural Color. Can be used with Hot Iron for | Straightening. ‘ Price Sent by Mail, 60¢; 10c Extra for Postage | | AGENTS ournin | 8. D. LYONS 4 3, Hale. Growers 1 Nemple Obk i Pate Stiam tad DE 816 N. Central Dept. B. | feelin for Sing, 9.80. ' oe esta for Bouse, Oklahoma City, Okla, ‘MUSCATINE ITEMS. PORT DODGE WEWS. week vasaalio pool tables. wae orale a Sets ees co teas tae oes pe EG a ee 1 SUR pati wer ete Je Watie Rese wer weiormieons tojered Sony Sa raters she le getting’ along sae ‘Bthia writing. - aire Coffman is up again after an ill ejames ‘and Weriosld Hudsin leave” next Tasha ator oth Re Seay tndetnasty Mr and Mrs” A. U. Steppe are waiting od Sie oa oe ain ap ae Se eas eee tar ou pied gly are! SOR ear BY Bem Omthar We srg foe nic great see Ceas In this new enterprise. Colored People Delighted With New | Discovery. To Beach The Shin préventeranoni dexbt thet eetity er balloe frisbmeat Wedenly Slecoverea ty » sch ta At Epeslnaa mea y arenas Ronee Reenecaee Wiest that neti dusk: colse or ereney ap pearance in a few minutes, Tt costs so little Gee cores, cet Eva patti mania a oie Hoy ae inven, an cae oa We SEI a gS ary Jonata tet il ack supply. with: Gazo- tong ‘Skin “Whhener, seek, 280 for” n large tone ‘Skin Whiiener, send, 38e for" a ! For afternoon Card Parties, Receptions, Luncheons, or Eve ing Dances the ! ‘shelburn Garden }% at West Twelfth and Center Street is at vour disposal. For reser- ‘ation phone Walnut 2738 or eS er Reiter a Dlaghor & ‘hulton Pharmapy, : Kates Public Entertainment Riltroon (Pad Adminnoaay 20000002 , “Eee Toes Private Parties Bilttaden (Me aazasttons) 220000022 See ae Public Dance Every Cuesday Night - Music By _ gsan’s Soncopated Jazz Orcherta Jas. Woods, Mgr. fo Be Be @ alae. tetas, eee PEE he LAN el dt a cr eae ie een gfe “AS FOR BEAUTIFUL | COMPLEXION” : “ort is astonishing to know the beneficial results one may obtain from the constant use of Madam: O. J. Walker’s Superfine Toilet Preparations,”. . ‘Why, they are an assortment of Toilettes-suited to thie needs of every somplexion and bem eficial to the most languid sealp,”” ‘Wonderful Hair Grower Cold Cream Tetter Salve i Cleansing Cream Vegetable Shampoo ‘Vanishing Cream é ‘Temple Grower Complexion Soap , Glossine Witch Hazel Jelly Cts Antuseptic Hand Soap : Floral Cluster Taleom y ; Compact Rouge Antiseptie Dental Cream - Superfine Face Powder ; ek (White, rose, flesh, brown) ‘These quality preparations guaranteed to be the equal of many higher priced preparations : ) and to be absolutely free of any injurious contents, + Expénsively compounded but conservatively priced. 2 f The Madam C. J. Walker Mfg. Co. i INDIANAPOLIS, IND. __ : ; : ‘ "640. NORTH WEST STREET. 2 { Se eI EN MRC Aca ENS Bie os ina) tts wwe) ee as "mist Helen Jeter and Bath ead Basel Jeter of, Cealerviio are at ther BaSaacanss'a rostdonee Yale, weet. See ee meres arate Ae es reat castes ie att Bardot Soke ee Rou te eested wits the poee meguitas Taek Se visitore wero ai church patie Sint notes aaa, T'S dt pang cea te ae Fis, “Suet prosresiog, lov afte eee BNEe a atg Fred Price was up from Burlington wast Bungay, vinpiag” frieada. Mrs. 3. "Henly ‘entertained the Missy sal tt Monday.” 'erypleamant WNere and Mere. ‘Robinson sined Ren and iit, Randy ad ery 37 Mpracla Enpatal las rh Peat ae ome Mont Talurned to, her home gece Gs toa ay ht * perry Greenup of Ottumrs spent Ban. PURE Ler tans Sites See eB RO EEE “Seki Greqnup entertained ‘Ret and’ ready ‘and Bley.” Beyaalas Be Giakee sunday. ; ‘The méetings which are stil to at The Settnd haptice chareh are sult deme ‘ha fue Crowds Susday. Woe Rayaal Pee ce Bene torn fy city Monday to sanist Revs. Handy aod Rey" ‘Selae fie orien acre" Hiuay ana Rett. Reynollt’ and ‘torp ecole tid o'eipck dlaner lant Monday sve Sige tery peaeant tine wan Bad 1 Seek? Coase et Sith te, Eat and tn Weaneday: “ie wana weeg feresting menting.” 4 paper’ wae 3 APSE Salta on slaccray” rne pare’ EEE (oskecat was, Secunda prea The {Eongae ost muy geod pointe {pM lease Sims basd i improving lee ‘The King’s Daughters met. in their regu- uPeceig Bese mel heen fn'*the prestiegg Mes. “Everett ced Peenalngs ta ery pleaeant tee ras Toot, Phe esit meeting wil be: wilt Sire Gay Reed. Siea“Wiate of Ouamwa = vialiog. with ex mother “Weplasice Jackson apd Patterson and 2 Jon Bosker ieerecp ae tage at the baw Bete held is Balrgeud met weeks Stet Mater Anderson’ cha daughter, Sia Roreily were Bestision ‘shoppe inst fe Mire. Morse Wi} of Eien, Town we, visiot Abe hoa of her father, Mtr” Cia ‘BURLINGTON. IOWA NEWS. . held s 5 Easter Sunday morning preyer moet- ie at Be Hehwre kM Es church ‘wbich, wae Ta tended tod'sach » Gloviows tne Was Rev. rand, Mrs. Rhonenes, have, oe ighete Ser. Hr Me. Hhonenes opened ie services as 10s" ho prenched o'sout ering nr Moa, after, whlch the. pastor ecelved, lz Bambers whe were taken into the church Rif scpbere. “Sanday sthecl man, ovened Sy'ab Byyeriatendents rt dalle Folks. “We Bey Used Sa dNLror ack ahd every ‘Sut. He E085 "yon the Ghriailan Endeavor was evened ty The'President Spe. Theta” Gre im ‘tad ine lesson wae enjoyed by al pro. <eiiho chole was at its best Suiiday evening. Wye ind’ special program for Sanday ere Hey, R. 3, Rhonenee preached Sort Ateen Biphip ‘appreciated. Uy ‘nll biter’ which tr Jofia’rotke with her Sunday, school rendered Tafedaeeroaae cosas” Ne’ pelt tnd Wor une ‘Siar"‘Mistlontry noel watch Wis snl Sone wes te hen ‘tm. B. Storene fe atl at tho Burlington hospitel slowly improving. stot Special Holice JCihous e’smen seed Riese Foe team in ee ie wr See a ‘We teach by mail or in-person. For. further information call or write ‘Mme. Agnes J. Smith, 935 B Street, N. Ww. ‘Washington, D.C. ae Kill:That Cold With ills 2@ 2 Q Colds, € Coughs RGA” La Gcinee | “ Neglected Colds ero Dangerous | Nin ee Roo cael pases ee a toe - ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT - ee ee ee the nee Case oF ie take onrarxas Norton, "eh gr Po Sabre, Wel Ft ea opined Seer ee rr ee ‘Defondant. | To Opal Richardson: "xot aro heraby natifed that tho pat: tion of the plaintiff in the above entitled cause is filed in the ofice of the Clerk of the Distriet Court of the Stato of Towa, in and for Polk County, Yows, claiming of ‘you ‘an absolute divorce ‘from the bonds of matrimony on the grounds of cruel and inkuman treatment, ‘For farther particulars seo petition, and unless you appear thereto and de: fend before noon of the second day of the next term olng the May term of aia Court, which will eommence at Des Moines, Polit County, Towa, on the see- ond day of May, 1921 default will be on- tered against you and judgment and do tree rendered thereon, ‘Dated this sixteenth day of March, 1921, Gertrude E. Bush, Attorney for Plaintie, nar a ru, Arthur Waits har gone t0. 6 ‘old Tors wrist say, oe Men Nato Black went to Ottumwa ta ren Oi ek one: tall Sew ber howe. ORIGINAL NOTICE Fee eae Batt Grea ee fowa, in and for yanty: term, A.D. 1981, a George Wegienek, Plaintisr, vs, Myrtle Wegicnck, Defendant, To Myrtle Wegionck: ‘You are Hereby: notified that the pe tition of the plaintif’ in the above ox titled cause is fled in the offco of the Clerk of the District Court of the State of fowa, in and for Polk’ County; tows, ua absolute divores Bos ths bicd ce watincey ot grounds of cruel and inhuman treat. ment, drunkenness, and -keoping com pany’ with other men. ‘For further particulars see petition, and unless you appear thereto and de- fend before noon of the second day of tho next term, being the May term of said Court, which will commence at Dee Moines, Polk County, Towa, om the sce. ond day of May, 1921 default will be ox tered against you and judgment and de. creo rendered thereon. seated this eighteenth day of Mara, Gertrude B. Bash, Attorney for Plaiatift Tost week In Wace, Ey - "Phil Kashing and Misa Minnie Porter ware married last week. a Henry Greea ja confined to his howd ta ici easing: