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FRTDAY, OCTOBER 2,
tl<t Anniversary of
Milling in Teiaj
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PIONEER FLOUR MILLS
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I.RANT MEMORIAL AME
Her. 0. W. Uodges, PaMer
Mr«. H. V. Black rend an
interesting summary on the life!
of Joseph. The presiding elder
brought the morning sermon, and
Rer. P. F. Jackson and his Junior
choir rendered service In the after-(
uoon. .The presiding elder broughi
the night message, and this was
the last quarterly conference for
his conference year. The church'
made a fine showing.
Gtilfside Interdenominational Ministers" Conference Ends
CHURCH NEWS
PLEASE NOTE—Church reports MUST reach Reg-
ister office by NOON, of TUESDAY, of each week, and
must not contain more than 110 words. Reports re-
ceived too late for publication will not be published the
following week. Reports containing more than 110
words will not be published. No further conversation
will be entered into concerning these rules.—Editor.
Thoughts to
Ponder
By Evangelist
MRS. M. A. GOODWIN
Train up a fiiilil in (lie way
In* should go, and, when be is
old, he will not depart from
il. Dear fathers and mothers,
lieed this advice—it is to jon
and j (hi. hailing to do so, will
mean irreat sorrow and some-
times disgrace, bringing you
down to an untimely grave.
A teiwk-r tapling is easily b* 't,
but lull itrouu >ou cannot
bend.
H. Robinson and his church on
his anniversary last Sunday. 11
Y. P.IJ. well attended, Rev. Pass-
more was the principal speaker.
The pastor spoke in the night
service. Visiting ministers will
speak on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday nighf. with an invita-
tion being extended to all to attend.
3it Cite ;S'J«titato
SECOND BAPTIST
Bet. S. H. James, Vast or
The public is Invited to hear
IN-v W. I. Rector, pastor of West
Ewi Baptist church, at this church
ttxiijrbt {Friday), October 2, at
•t3<> o'clock. Hev. Hector will be
accompanied by his choir, ushers,
«A>d member* of his church.
AVROCH BAPTIST
Xev. R. Wilson, Pastor
The pastor preached at the
Morning service, and the jnnior
otuir sang. X. L. Forward led
ft T. 8. and the deacons led the
grayer service at night services.
Itongs by the junior choir. The
Victor again brought the message.
Hrven were added to the church.
Ton are welcome to worship with
Rev.
ST. JAMES AME
Prince F. Jackson, Pastor
Mrs. L. A. Alexander, superintend-
«a>t, ic*J the Sunday school, and
tlK- pastor gave the review. The
Hftstor spoke at the morning serv-
ice In th*> afternoon the pastor
the .young people's choir wor-
shiped at Union quarterly held at
(trant Memorial AME church,
wttcrc the pastor also spoke. Iter.
A. J. Matthews of Houston, Tox.is,
delivered the sermon at nighr.
#t < added to the church.
CARD OF THANKS
We take this method to thank
our many friends for the beauti-
ful floral offerings, messages of
condolence, and telegrams of
sympathy, which arrived following
the passing of our loved one*,
Theodore Johnson. We thank oar
pasror especially for the dedica-
tion in memory of "TeU." Also
the I.rant, Douglass, and Whoatley
schools. We extend special thanks
to l'rof. O. It. ThomaK and the'
faculty of Grant school for their I
kind remembrances: I. C. Collin* I
and staff for sympathetic, kind ami \
efficient service, and to the friends
who donated cars.
—Mrs. Tommye Johnson, widow ;
Margaret, Bettye, Sallye, ami
Theodore, Jr., ehll&en; h'.
and Mrs/ Granville Johusou,
parents.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our mauy
friends and neighbors for the kind-
nesses shown during the Illness
and at the death of our dear hus-
band and father, Boyce Hicks,
who died August .'10 at his home.
1!UG South King street, Scguin,
Texas. The florals, cards of
sympathy and telegrams were con-
soling. We especially thank Rev.
M. L. Price of Houston, Rev. L.
It. James of Seguin, Rev. J. W.
The Gulfside Interdenomination-
al Ministers' conference closed its
first nnnual session last week at
Waveland. Mississippi. There were
representatives from six denomina-
tions from ten states and the dis-
trict of Columbia.
Bishop S. L. ^Green of New
Orleans was reelected president
and other officers of the conference
arc: l>r. Wm. H. Bell, president
of Alcorn A. and M. college, Mis-
sissippi, secretary; L>r. 1). V. Jerni-
son, president of the National
Baptist convention, president-.it-
large: Bishop John Moore of Mis-
slssippi. Bishop Robert E. Jones,
L. H. KlngfA. P. Shaw and Ben-
jamin G. Shaw, vice presidents;
l>r. II. T. Medford, secretary
Foreign Missionary board of the
A.M.K. Zion church, treasurer;
and I>rs. Robert M. Williams,
Washington. D. C.; A. Waiter
Williams, Mississippi, and J. Oscar
Ixm\ Virginia, directors. The con-
ference also elected Dr. G. II. J.
Thibodenux of Sbreveport, I.a.,
editor of a monthly i appr to 1*
published in the interest of interde-
nominational co-operation. A
strong executive board was set
Sp Including two representatives
(rom the six participating denomi-
nations.
The conference outlined an ex
tensive program for the coming 12
tenths in the Interest of interde-
nominational unity hoping that the
various denominations might be
brought together in a closer fellow-
ship.
Bishop Robert F.. Jones and the
New Orleans Area council were
hosts to the conference. The con
ference will hold its 11*43 meeting
$t Gulfside.
Methodist conference. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Warren are parents
of a baby boy, who has I ►ecu given
the name of Edward, Jr. Mrs.
Emma Blanks and Granville Jack-
son are on the sick list.
PASTOR'S All)
GREATER MT. OLIVE
The pastor's aid celebrated it*
fi"-t annua! anniversary ^program
with the pastor's aids of Corinth
Antlocb, I'nion, and Friendship
Baptist churches, present. The
artniversary sermon was preached
by R*v. It. Wilson of Antlocb. The
sum of $18.15 was raised.
Ten-Day Revival
Starts Tuesday at
Grant Memorial
pul-
thc
PASTOR'S AH)
ANTIOt If BAPTIST
The pastor's aid met on .Septem-
ber 10, at the home of Mrs Chand-
ler, 1314 Glbbs street, with Mr#.
V. Glosson, president. In charge.
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. H. Hardy, 1910
Nolan street, with Mrs. M. E.
Davis, ss hostess. All members
are urged to lie pi feint.
FLORIDA GRANT
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The society sponsored a woman's
day program on Sunday afternoon,
with Mrs. E. J. Davis, of Waco,
Texas, state president of the Home
mission society of Texas, as scali-
er. Her address was insplrattottat
an intellectual, and was well re
celved. Mrs. R. J. Dixon received
the prize for having the largest
group present. Remarks by the
pastor. A short and Interesting
SHILOH BAPTIST
Rev. S. E. Steward, Pastor
The church welcomed their
fs«tor back after an absence of
tferee weeks. He attended the na-
tional Baptist convntlon, then
aotored to Alice. Texas, where
ta- conduct*d a 10-day revival f°r
R<v C V. Everage, and 31 p'-r
•ens were added to the church.
Rev. C. I* Miller is helping Rev.
Steward io promote nis cause at
flbiloh. He is
preacher.
Scott of San Antonio, Rev. o. W. program was held.
Henry of Waelder and the Kelley Robertson served as
Funeral home for service shown ceremony.
in our sorrow.
— Mrs. L. L. Hicks and chlldr
Mrs. C.
mistress
PASTORS AID
I N ION BAPTIST
The club met in its regular meet-
ing at the Lome of the president
Mrs. Emma Thompson. Alter a
brief business discussion the mem-
bers went to Greater Mt. Olive
Baptist church where they parti-
cipated in the anniversary service
of the Pastor's aid club of that
church. Next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Sarah
1320 Dawson street.
Corpus Christi News—
(Continued from f afc S)
urter,
Kerrville News
KIM. SOLOMON BAPTIST
Rev. R. VUcoi. Pastor
The I\ T. A. will hold its fall
opening Thursday evening, at
eight-thirty o'clock at l*>yle high
school. The following white visi-
fine membership Iorg ^ present: Mesdame*
Doyle, gtevens, and Burton. The
dedication of the colored park
was held last Tuesday evening,
and the name of George Washing
ton Carver was given to the park.
Miss Mary Alice Pitts of Seguin,
Tt'*as. was a visitor in the Snnday
urtiool ami- Hev. A. F. Robhtson
grt-tubed at the moriung nervice.
B'. T. S. conducted b.v J. D. W il
lhHii,. and F. T. S. program
sponsored by Mrs. Williams. The
eenior chotr snog for the devotion-
ale. Her. IEoblnson again deliver-
Mi the message at the ni«bt serv
ice. Bcr. Wileoi is still on a
WKntton. He will return in
October.
ST.
«CT W
UKE BAPTIST
Johnson Pastor
Sunday services were well at-
tended, with the Junior choir
bringing the music, and the pastor
delimln* the morning message
H y p. t7. at the usnal boor,
will, Mrs. Klllson. sctlng president.
i« charge. The night message was
toought by Her Powell, white
s^uistc-r, whose anftjeel was "The
ffodigai son."
JOtilHA BAPTIST
' *e . T. I Pleasant, P«stor
i vlet s were wen nttMded, and
patter spake t the moraing
The pastor m-i Wis
ptitiupt* IFitli T.
Pupils of Doyle high furnished the
music. Speakers were Prof. B
T. Wilson, Jr., Rev. O. B. (Joe
and Mrs. Coe, Mrs. B. T. Wilson,
8r., and Mrs. 1*. M. Shallow home.
A bit of credit is due Mrs. Shallow
home for her untiring efforts to
get the park.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kelley were
called to Waelder to the bedside I
of his father. Mr. and Mrs. T. j
II. Allen attended the funeral of
her niece, Mrs. Donell Dukes
Porter, who died at the John
Sealy hospital at Galveston, Tex
as. Mrs. Mattie (irecn was called
to San Angelo to attend her sister
who is seriously ill. Mrs. Johnnie
Blanks was called, to Corpus
Christi, to the funeral services held
for her niece, Mrs. May Lju>
Blanks, but was called away due to
the serious illness of htr father.
Miss Katherine Bonner received
a broken leg in a bicycle accident.
Mrs. Bessie Johnson left last Mon-
day for Los Angeles, California.
Mrs. Bertha Chandler visited her
bueband in UnsJc, Texas. She also
stopped over in Victoria, Texas.
jServices at Mt. Olive were fine
and Barnctt chapel has been bus?
the past
Lloyd Brown who is stationed at
Camp Stewart, Georgia.
Mrs. Allouia Young. 1422 Ban
Juan, attended her sister's funeral
| in Bay City. The sister, Mrs.
Leaner Jones, died Friday night,
in the city. Thomas (I'ee Wee)
Richard Banks suffered an epilep-
tic fit in front of the Harlem
theatre last Friday night. He is a
student at the high school.
Funeral services were held Sun-
day. September 27. from St. Mat-
thews church, for L. M. Alexander,
who succumbed Tuesday, Septem-
l>cr 22. at his residence, in Alice, J
Texas.
Surviving are—the widow, Mrs.
Mae Alexander: brother, Lawrence
Alexander of Houston, and other
relatives. The widow is a sistei
of Mrs. James (Jreenwofpd, 1013
Winnebago.
BROOKS (HVPKL
Rev. J. C'omey, Pastor
Dr. r;. T. Stinson. conductor of
the revival at the Brooks Chapel,
reached the hearts of the member-
ship and the community, with his
powerful sermons. Many persons
including luke warm members, were
reclaimed for Jesus and for the
church. Dr. Stinson's most dynam-
ic sermon was delivered on Fri-
day night. The financial response
on that occsslrm also was a sue
cess, with the congregation anil
captains raising $130. Drs. Wil-
liams and Palmer, accompanied by
some (4 ttie members of their
respective churches, were in at
tendance. A new phase of the
revival was the afternoon services
held at the Harlem theatre, on
Monday and Tuesday The pastor
and* the (Jospel singers assisted
with these services. ' The meeting
at the church closed Tuesday night.
Sept. 20, with t-fie "friendly revi-
val' contest, with fifteen sister
contestants. The Rev. Corney ex-
tends a hearty welcome to frieads
and visitors to all services.
One of Texas' best known
plteers. and gospel singers.
Rev. RobeVt T. Thomas, D. P.,
pastor of Metropolitan AMB C
\ t!
foinia.
kew O
per fat
pey w
Eislns,
tHwi
Mrs.
ilo vl
stopjH'd over en route to
Orelans, Louisiana, to visit
father, and on the way back,
^hey were house guests of their
isins. Misses Viola and Lola
lerri west her.
Annie Francis of San An
visited her parents, Mr. and
Simon llysaW, on last Tues
rs Hysaw is on the sick
Milton Brown of Corpus
/£hrlsti spent the week-end with
iends. Klsie Ellison has return
4d home after staying several
nonths In San Antonio. Mrs. E.
Smith returned Saturday from
forpus Christi, accompanied by Iter
flster, Mrs. O. N. B. Hn m .
Trivate E. P. Keno "hf Pnfr.p
ood was a Sunday v!MSHt. Mr.
; id Mrs. Walter Wright ■ the
I -oud parents of_ a bal« boy,
orn on September 21. Stewart
Bititf of Corpot Christi visited bis
pother, Mrs. Mary Wade. Mrs.
nnia Huff and children, Eliza
ami Wilburs Kay. Jennie and
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REV. 0. W. HODGES
church, of Aintin, will conduct a
great, "old time" revival, begin-
ning neit Tuesday night, October
G, and lasting ten nights, until
October ltl, at Grant Memorial
AME cburch. The Hev. O. W.
Hodges is the pastor of Grant,
located at Poplar and Calaverar
streets.
The Ktv. Mr. Thomas Is one of
the denomination's most convincioj
speakers, and a vocalist of wide
repute.
An invitation has been extended,
by the church, to all of the city's
ministers, prayer bands, gospel
singers, quartets, and Christians
to attend this revival. Rev.
Hodges, in a statement today, said
—"We are urging everybody to
attend this great session, and help
!n the Itattlo against Satan. Come
and bring your un churched r.nd
un saved friends."
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by two sisters and three brother,.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac tiirdy of Port
Lavaca attended the services.
Funeral services were held Sun-
day afternoon for Mrs. Darnell
Dukes Porter, who died la * hos-
pital at Galveston, following a Iflug
Illness. Rev. Z. Broadus officiated,
and the Sheffield funeral home had
charge of the arrangements. Sur-
viving are her mother, Mrs. K. M.
Dukes; a sister, Mrs. Mae Pe>l
Sullivan; and a brother, Elijah
Dukes. A number of other rel-
atives survive. Out of town people
attending the funeral were Mrs.
Jewel Kitchen, Port Lovaca; Miss
Noneita Ellis, and Mrs. Ellzabetn
Fucuals, of g n Antonio; Walter
Porter, Sr., and Percy Hams of
Cuero, Texas.
Yorktown News
Floyd King, Mrs. T. N. Mill-
van, and her daughter, Mrs. How-
ard Anderson, were in the city
last Saturday. Church services
were held at the Baptist church,
Rev. Singletary, pastor.
Oliver Henry is still on the sick
list. Church services at the Metho-
dist church were fine with Rev.
T. II. Wyatt, the pastor, render-
ing service.
Kingsbury News
VI* compound
Interest account
Accounts bear interest
from date of receipt.
No amount too «mall.
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At Union Baptist
Mrs. Celia Adkins has returned
from Fort Worth, Texas, where
she visited her «on and daughter-
In-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Wil-
liams. The Wakefield school open-
ed on Seplemlier US, with a good
enrollment. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tollver of Seguin visited their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Tollver.
Mrs. Mnttie T. Richard has op-n-
od an adult class and win give
Mrs. Humphrey Kimble and son,
special instruction for service.
Virgil Leslie, spent a short while
In Seguin visiting parents and
friends. Rev. IT. L. Johnson and
choir motored to Sweet Home
church and tendered service.
The Sunshine circle met at the
home of Mrs. Humphrey Kimble,
where sewing and other activities
were engaged in. The hostess sen
,ed delicious refreshments
,M!SSO('RI PACIFIC
Jl'MOR DOOSTER CUB
Mr*. Maggie Flowers, president
of the club, met with Fred Don-
nell and members, and useful plans
. , „ , . , „ . w re adpoted for the betterment
jlted in San Antonio, Snn-J ([ie 'fiM *lection 0f officer!
... i Win be held at Ika Beat meeting
ThuSrffi?*®^ *Uuh AH n,en,b"*
DR. E. H. BRANCH
conducts five-day revival
i.' to'
rt a 10-doy revival at Hettiei
E church. Mrs. PriscHla But-
ton visited In Tlnnnn lT.M)r fur
ee days as the <"■ *' ^ >"■[• M1S81
Mrs. Hasel W'
Harvey Hardem
lveston.
ictoria News—
'""Itegfti.. a The missionary society of King
iman Is. ta ^gionjon Baptist church met at the
home of Mrs. Blanche Fcard, 314
Mlcklejolin street, with Mrs. J. D.
Williams, president, presiding. An I fiar Ingram and Wliltey Sprotr
Runge News
Riibert Hooker and Mips Violet
wee>3 with financial! Tanksley siaileil Mr. ami Mn> F
Oliver. Utv. and Mrs. O. B. Cnej
wiil leave for Waco to attend ttei
VV W^rreo recently. Visitors In
UNI bottic tt tit. and Mm Jack
Luting; New*
H«v. Robinson, pastor of the
AMK churi'li, preached at the '
morning service, and church school
w.ig cucdncted by the men. Rev.
Brothers preached at the sight
service. The annual conference
will convene at Waco, Telas, on
October 7.
The Womei't day program on
la«t Hunday was a fuceas. Mrs.
T. J North made a trip to Austin
•n business. Rev. J. R. Roberts,
pastor' of AnVtodv B«I list cbur.<h
is >« Jhs vccitlon. MB. Nlgg
Coe, who lias be«n visiting Mr
mother and other relatives, has
returned to ber home in I i
Angeles, California. She waa a
guest of the Adams sisters.
Cbnrlie Warren It Tlslting Mr
and Mrs. P V. BicbsTdsoa. H.'ir
rison Houston of Battrop spent
the-week-end with relatives. Pri-
vate Heary Krowu ot FMrt Kill,
Okbiliouia, motored to. Ra« An-
tonio last Monday. Mr. and
&. ~1* Kellej of Urn Angelei,
(Continued from Pag, I.)
liiul Mrs. R. L. Dudley. Mrs. Fields
returned to her home after
pending several days ber as the
t of her brother, Dr. C. A
dley. Among tbe many social
courtesies extended ber was lunch
eons given at the home of Mrs. A.
A. swaiiey and Mr. and Mrs. E.
h. Kitchen . She was accompanied
home by her nephew, Calvlu Smith.
Tbe deaconesses of Palestine Bnp-
tjlst church entertained the deacon,
Of the church on Wednesday, Sep-
tember 23, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Simpson. Little Mar-
jprie Louise Kay was complimented
vltb a birthday party at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
■Adolphus Kay. Verlon Friar en
tertaiscd at the home of his
parents, celebrating bis fourteenth
Mrthdny. Many of bis friends
Were present.
Mrs. L A. Branch spent several
days in Corpus Christi visiting her
laogbtcr-ln-law, Mrs. A. It. Branch.
Funeral services were held from
lfebster Cbnpel Methodist church
Wade last Thursday were Mrs.
Orace Itowden, Mrs. L O. Wilson
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James
(Soodloe and Mr. and Mrs. Allenj fiLyiaj afternoon for Natbaniel
Mr and Mrs. Robert Murray and, lWwett, wlio dw fl, ,be homt, of
Boris, and I-ervit King motored to ^ sister, Mrs. Mamie Watts, after
Victoria last Saturday. Mrs. Minx
rav and Boris remained there Jo. *«! «tfndcd BeT- A. G.
a few days. >rscU officiated end the Lytle
Mrs. Mabel Hoales and daughte® Ittncral home bad charge. In id-
of skidnwire \lsit(*d Mrs. Kllen dliion to bis widow, he is survived
Smith recently. Curtlss Perryma^
and Iimael Swain left Satnrda
for San Antonio where they wll
seek employment.
■re expected to be present
1NG SOLOMON
I0NARV SOCIETY
Dr. E. H. Branch, distinguished
pastor of Mount Olive Baptist
church, of Forth Worth, Texas,
will conduct a real, "old fashion"
revival, for five days next week,
at Union Rnptist church, North
Pine and Centre streets, tbe revival
starling October r>, with its extend-
ing through Friday, October !).
The Kev. J. L. Taylor is the pastor
of Union.
Not only Is Dr. Branch au
eloquent and persuasive speaker,
who dynamically presents his
message, but he Is also one of
the state's outstanding vocalists.
Special music will also be fur-
nished each night of the revival
by bcih the senior and Junior
choirs of Union Baptist church.
The public has been extended an
urgent Invitation to attend these
services.
back; Allen, a great end; Rich-
mond, at guard; and "Red" Frances
and "Buster" Mills, tarklca.
Several freshmen look like the
real goods. Jones and Wyiitt, end
and tailback of the champion Dal
las high eleven; Owens and David-
son from Greenville; Pardee, the
Corslcann prep triple-threate>, and
Carroll, a rough and ready youngs-
ter from Waco, all are certain to
see plenty of service this faM.
Unless more of the Cats are lost
to the fighting forces of this great
republic, this should be Wiley's
brightest season for a long time.
Bout Off-
Wiley Opens—
(Continued from Fa(. I.)
Tyler, November 20.
Coaches Fred and Harry Long
are not singing tbe blues despite
tbe loss of tbe mainstays of las*
fall's eleven. Jib.my Valentine,
"Doc"' fiWy, Joe Terry, "Coot"
Stewart, and Toother Paulk arc
now In Uncle Sam's fighting forces.
inspiring lesson was taught by Miss
B. L. Wallace. A delectable menu
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Irene Bedford is secretary of tbe
group.
P. V. Squad—
(Continued rrom rage 9)
ever, when It is taken into con-
sideration that most of the In-
crease is found in tbe freshman
class where there Is an abundance
of 16 and 17-year-old youngsters
primarily interested in subjects
and ROTC.
Captain Henry Warren, Prairie
View's great 200-pound tackle, is
surrounded by such letter men as
Thomas Boone, Maurice Compton
(co-captain), Robert Dorsey, Nath-
aniel Fisher, John Henry, Mitchell
Jackson, James Tucker, Frank
Nichols, Frank Robinson, and Hay-
wood Young. Tbe new men arc
of first rate calibre, which means
that the 15)42 Panthers will be
short In quantity, but long In
quality.
Coach Taylor is assisted by Dr.
T. R. Solomon, Dr. Walter Booker
and Dr. R. L G11L They are busy
pointing the Panthers for Texas
college on October 3, Blackebear
field, Prairie View, Texas.
were lost through graduation, while
"Giant" Jones, tbe sensational
guard from Oklahoma, did not
return to school.
Letter men on hand who will
from the nucleus of tills year's
team are Ros>, a bard bitting full
back; Cummlngx, a fine blocking
(Continued from rase 3.)
to cancel altogether the fight.
The second was Joe Louis'
characteristic statement thnt It wn«
too had the Army relief would
lose, lint Inasmuch as he was %
soldier, he would do what tbe.
army says.
Unlike Jonls, the flannel mouthed'
Conn merely said he felt It wos a*
bad break for blm inasmuch ns h
"could beat I^mis this time.". A*
usual, Louis never mentioned Ms
opponent In any way or other.
It was apparent last Thursday
when tbe secretary of war made
his historic announcement con-
cerning the fight, he was not
pleased with the details. And
when he made public hit decision
to cancel the whole thing. It' met
with the heartiest approval of nio^t
of these connected with the flgtil.
As it was pointed out, there, w;i
nothing to discredit either of the .
principals. Only, the secretary
didn't like the 5" tiie (hing was
beginning flo'sbape up.
Jacobs' fly statement the day- mt
tbe first announcement "the . ■<•-,
retary's announcement will merely
Increase tbe ticket sale by some
<300,000," dtdn't set too well, eft* r,
end tflt 'h. first tine In his
career, as tickets speculator and
promoter. Jacohs met someone who
was strong enough to stymie bin.
Louis and Conn both were order-
ed back to their respective *.amp ;
Louis to Fort Riley and Conp I*
Fort Wadswortb.
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DIES IN $23 FIRK
Br Tk. Anaoelateil Jlecro rrn.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Thunnnn Cor.
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