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I SUNPAv; AUGUST 77, 1948 Human 20th h ' ' ??- -Jl - - ,L . V ^ ? S J^i^phS^BagFj \ 1 JBr ? *tr ^aB^| . ? M^?3|^^kk1|> A iHKi< ? Brr??- i - H Vcfr^? Tn \ "jj^ f v ' jeI I i mb ; V--- -J^M . >. Urafl I KB _, < jfcj "7 ' "~pT?^rafr utrYf Aii-xr* A T paotq " . nv^iVCi i iuuii mijn i vjuwj* *jt L ' New York Housewives picket the Forest ave. Hetail Store, 1st Ave. and 10th SC ip the first, of a seriAbout V I * * - * American Bridge Associal Is Being Fered By Auxiliar ?- ATLANTIC CrrY?(NN of the Atlantic City Bridge C '. program for the entertaittiYieii Bridge Association. r^~ ;Play? began Sunday afte continue through August 22. ?7 Richard York Nelson sei'\ .committee on arrangements. v .Boston Girl Art Student ? Wins Scottish Rites' A wan ed last week to Miss Marjori* , Hotel .Lenox by the^Gjauiral G - templar Scottwi Rites. -1-' ? ^ -Miss Youngblood, wty> Practical Arts high in June, 4? tory of Music, Oberlin eolleg pianoforte.- * - < ~ "*: Savannah Gets First Negr< ^ Case Worker For Children __SAVANNAH, Ga-(ANP) case worker for children last _ , der was appointed to work..in ^ Miss Maude M. Butler, direct* "" 7 A native of Savannah, \ her masters deffren in social sity School of^oeia 1 work. Si I Carolina state college, and school here in 1042. : N?yjp Girl Returns From Inter-Faith Seminar AKRON, Q.?(ANP)?M home aif<airi after attending t seminar at Camp Tip-Waken ?- She was the only Negro dents of the Christian an(1 -4t ~~ seminar. The program. believ< in the midwest, was sponsored ion league of B'nai and the I ment. Dr. Morton Gets Langston yniversity fcnglish Pdst LANGSTON, Okla.? (AN the Cincinnati public schools English faculty at Icings tor) j. ' sity. .. - I MVW|^HN|A ^ EXlLCNTO HAIR POMADE fri=" "' 1 j- "" : ?-^---~ L(Jsed by lovely, popular women for over 40 yeors. if > - You, too, can have soft, glorious hair the EXELENTO way. Delicately perfumed for ?, added glamour. n"* '' '? : - . -...- . . Oftter EXIUHTO leeutv A|d. * Gtouine and Preuing Oil * i? Odor, o dainty deodorant gpXJ ~v* ?Uo?t? Oeom, for brighter tkin h . jTuunieiMj.vjin jrr wnnniifamaiawB :: i_~ . e^ Rights I I at'I Co 'v.- <t m ^^?K-wV-!v :- *'< t#tW- F' |||I H Hp | es of demonstrations by 1st Ave I Consumers & Tenants Council | against hi^li meat price*. (KeyI stone Photoi ? Vomen ion T~ PA)-r- The Ladies -Auxiliary 4 Til" i" nnyini1 'Mil a \inTtTTtX T~trf-rfre-rie]e.ga tesj,-t ?d vfsftuEs tournament of the American 'rnoon (August 15) and will 'ed as general chairman of.the d ? holarship of $150' was awardi Youngblood at a banquet in Irand Encampment of 'Knights was honored gr a cfuarom plans to enter the Conaervae in Ohio. Shn will rrmior in I < o -Savannah got- its-fins t~ colored week when Miss Pearl Laventhe Child Placement services, or. announced.: ? L_.i. Iiss Lavender recently earned work at the Atlanta Univerhe earned her"A. B. at 8<>111h graduated- from BeachT high" iss Marjorie. A. Stiggers is. he recent Midwest lnterfaith Springs park, Minneapolis.* representative among 40 stu wish faiths attending the ed to be the first of its kind I jointly by the Anti-DelamatInited Christian Yonth nTnrve1M? Dr. Lena lb Morton, of , has, accepted-*-a post on the iniversity according lo. an anrlson; president of the -waiverWjjjjffi " ii| i . ;iS,!t'i e i ' *? 'W r I ff h iuf? andgmt ih? ?i|lml In the yellow ton. Only 25c, at all drug itorai . . V . . ? ? ' I 1 - TH1 i\OH ' * ' t> Forum T nfab O E LE A N OR ?-?car Eleanor: I am u Ionian of thirty-five who . has just married for the second time.- My first husbund died live .years uko and lefu me a smalt amount of insurance which I have supplemented by tnknnr n purl time job. Bj so doing. 1 have, been able to'take care of my two children very nlcelv. v , -?-? I The man I have recently married lives in a very small village bdjihe I has a nice home and seenis fofhfr'ol I both children. My brother and his ; wife- < who is very close to me i live I in my home towtr ancLLhev are mixious for my sixteen year old son to stay with them while he finishes t .his high school work. His friends ! are an there add he wishes ',c j stay tl#re. Do you think that It I will be a wise thing for him to do? J or should I insist on ins living j with us? ? A Tennessee Mother. -j Answer; It seems to me that letting yu.ui . I son finish out his school year when he has been going is a nice solu lion to your problem. Of course this means, that youi brother and his wife must take , ?ood tare ot him apd take Lhcpru per interest in iiis welfare, physically, morally, socially and spin ' tually. All of that is included ii tilt* rearing and supervising tin teenager. " lie caft come to you on the weel ends and in that way come to knov his stepfather better. Teen agebovs are nstraUv rathe hard to get along with; it lake mucii patience and tact on the uar of parents or relatives to chute thri , If you pull tins boy away from hi friends aild the large school?wrft its varying interests, he uttt'llTa - loose ends aiicl unhappy for a turn } at least. - . o By coming out for a few days a : a lime and hsliing or nunting, h i will?aifluclatf' hi t m vr hiiuii veiti pleasant times. - l-?? _ Best wishes, J ? , F.leai'inr ? I have been - married for seven j'teen years und have three child j ien. For the past year, my husbanc | and I have not been gelling alonj so well. He doesn't ever want To~li< I rtijrmtciC null - IIIC JIJ1U uuesil want me to go anywhere. He seem: not to love me.Jmytfvore-j-so'-I-httVi found another lellow that 1 thin! a lot of. This man comes around al the time and he has told me tha he will do anything in the worl< i for me and take care'of me and tin children, and be a lather to them Please, give . me your- advice. - ? Broken Hearted KENTUCKY j Answers You got along all right for six I teen >ears and just this last yea, things haven't been going so well ! Are you sure that_tilis oilier J'eljov I is not Hie .cause of your trouble? So many men are so. unfair. Thej refuse to reveal their "real selves' before niHTTiaiie. Thrv fhrv?trp T< j the ideals, standards, and expeita4 lions of the girl in order to wit her. What a mah says lie wiTf d? and wiiat he* does after he gets yot i is usually a far different tiling, j My advice to you is to try ant LIGHTENS CLEARS -[ made ugly by external causes j It's atnantig how easy skin may l>e bleached i lighter and brighter wlylye?irrnally rninrH [ pimples and rough. harsh skin an i iniml Iw.l i away! Just spread on Hit FRFI) | PALMER'S SKIN WHUhNhK Mini 1 nient . leave on an mgnt let it work l while you sleep. Full direct ??m*-witbp:u t; age Caution?use only as directed. { See results 111 i day-*' trial (sometimes J twermght > <>r return what a teft tor money back. 25r and 50^ size* at drug store*. KC AT ALL CAc | DRUG STORES J(J r Dr.mFD Palmers \SKMM WHITENER FREE TRIAL. S?i?<t IOe lor pad'ag. p?lag> fa ; Pf. ntto Pstnwr'8. Peot. n. Box 261-AttMts n* '> First.step to a ^ |T lovelier complexion DR.FRED PALMER'S ?>Ct< SKIN DELIGHT SOAP COj HFHOUSE AND INFORMER, COIUM oOpen f Delta TattetpAchieve Realization Of Civil Rights ~~| ST. LOUIS?Madam Hajan N't J hru, wife of Indian's Minister t ^the 1 T? it yd States and a m^mhr of the distincuished Nohrn famil will share--with a croup of out : standing Americans a fourm o j "-'Human' Rights? Our Challeng j public meetinc which operis th gbth natinmU?eonventirm Tfere o .Delta?Sigm*e -Thctrr ^-SrrrrrrtT i . next Juesday evening. Th?? convention will re tiffin ; its support t^f the newly create , J American Council on llumar 1 | Rights, the Washington lobby b< ; L inc maintained by a group of, si I Greek letter fraternities. an<: sororities, and will project a pr gram designed To bring home i r Negroes, through ' affiliate ,' chapters, ways and means of ac eving fuller realization of civ * | t '' | rights. The-opening TTTeTft font r with i?s international flavor, wi he held in Kiel Auditorium, an . v,_ul_Jie- piosld-ed over Itw?he-str . I'., f J ranger, executive secretary . National Urban League- Other i who will participate in this dyni f mic session (Til liumun rights al tlVfrar. Mary Mo I.end Bethum ( 'ifTFpsidcnt, NatiyTaT Co'nncil of N< i sgro Women; Or. Homer P. Maine I president, Stephen's (,'oileg r Columbia^ Mo.; and Mrs. Satti _ i T. ATexa'nderT-member of the m t lucent President's' Committee.- *j , Civil? Rights. - M,\. A ~"~~n fir.it -national president of tl ^ Delta, will he_"awarded a plagt * J for Tier, eontribution to the wot 'of the President's Committee. D t Hal hey U (Ml Krfrwn for his 1 -* horn) views, it circnmstance wly. ^ cost him the' presidency of ti ' i I"niversity of Texas.Miss Muri i B. Smith, who starred in the. tit { role of "Carmen Jones". ti Broadway production, will he ll " guest artist for the evening. -. RECITAL " The customary Delta artists r< * cital takes place this year on Wei s nes'da.y evening. Listeners w: hear Miss Helen Phillips, sopran 1 and Miss Carol Blnnton, painis 4 I t>vo who have .already started, c i~TXhe road tb~success; and Miss An < ..til Kirt l*?v- jr "npw finH11 om v 1 I ce nt graduate of Howard l'n M sity. Miss Rlanton, whjo* is tl i I only one of the three riot fro e i St. Louis, is an ijitst rhetor i 1 music at Morgan Colletro.' H;t 11 ?ttH? re.? ?-? AWARDS " The sorority will announce tl 1 award of eight scholarship*- f( ? cradttate" an'd "sjjeV'ial w'.'.Vk o i Thursday afternoon. least on MAR SHAM. PI. AN' Aid. to-?foreigft tttrtrrrmpir through thjf Marshall Plan has pa: ' eo the billion-dollar mark. Foi ' ('?' DC-ti in])' >!!<'>.,?to?be?put :r 5jte trans-Atlantto commercial sei 1 I vice. huve been' alluui'tl u> Noma > ' and Denmark As the Recovery Pre > grain rounded rfut its four-month j of existence, total dollar, gift i amount rn SI (101 <1H?1 4'C1 - 1 j I patch thing* up with your husham 4#?ytm can't start all over fo I your children's sake and make happy home for them, so that the | can he proUd of their mother an their father. When people term I children iniA the" world, it is tlsel cltftN' to rear them in a respcctabl i home' aird Mot pull them _ar\?'iin ! under questionable conditions. ju> because?some?fellow?wm?he?hrrr you. i As far the other fellow cumin around, you am! lie are playing j very dangerous roje, for vour bus band might lie of "the dog in th ] hay type? Try to find out the caus I of the change in vour husband i behavior: Abwr?turn the "search light'* toward yourself?? Are vo . doing your full dutS toward you husbiind? You know it is so easy t blame the other Icliuw. .The suae*! path is usually the hardest but i is best to take it. t My very lies wishes.? - Ktranor Adzes* your tetiers tn: kksuwr. 'i+b Airtmrn AvrmrP. N .. K^ Atlgnta. Georgia. i - * ?il j free "ftooKi.fr 5mowing .style ifcNT WlfM each # fH/c jOttUER ? A0o'tl ~f ' v? ' } t> .*-- /.?* - - 1 .? at A, sourr* iy^ " | or tH Mat! an >4* Kajan Nehru, au" thor, lecturer and >vife of th< tj l* Itulian Minister to Washing -*1? Ion, who "addressee 4hg JJelta_ ; /' Sigma Theta Sorority ConvenT lion in St/Louis nextrweek.? y . ' 1< , A , .L^U ^Courier To Carry "t \ ."V* I g+ J V Irv v [ - J^JI ItJIC JC I IC3 'X , PITTSBURGH. Pa. America's *J '? foremost white newspaper reporter P has heel; living in ? In1 Sn'.Mh tli^- h. u> guised as a Negro and his story, li ;<h "I Was a Negro In the South for ^30 . lit Day-..' will begin in The Pittsburgh it.'Courier issue, of August 2h ?-i- Rav Surigle, who, won a Pulitzer U prize in journalism in T938 wTieif lie ~h . ur.coveietl the connections of Su- e< . pienie Coiirl TusUce Hugo Bladk i ( ?with the Ku Klux Klan hrrs done it? a train 's- In fu.s Courier series he tells, how " *- for ? lull iiiiiiit h In* iiiiii. 1..-1 m ..? *e Negro, lodging m Negro households... ct t\ i eatdU' Tn N. ero restaur ants, and eni' " cluiint; the discrimination 'of Jim y Crowism. ? ' '-e. Since not one of theTuuidreds of re Negroes-ripngle taifced to KiTOw lie ?r . was wh.te. they were candid and ,,, m open with him. Has story tli'us ear- ' st i H' . :y r. V - Vfttrgy __ u. rj * ' f| ^ * * u*?? n H ^1 m in j. , NEWLY-ELECTED N: A VV. C. P R ESI DEN 1 Mi>. Ella V- Steven rt, who was elected a> president "of the u. Natiou.nl Association of Colored . ,, Wimipti'.s Club*- ar a recent _cou- i vent ion TieTd :n Seattle, Washing-'. ie ?Oll j ' of :t.5ui 000.000 * bushel -crop" ?s ' ir Abol:; ;?i;i of -onvo f?^?>'? liimr.ir ^ units a.-.ktsi at Cieneva. r: "t' ' lii'ye :i\vai,I< ? [| n,, tu a Iober is inn Wiiiiiiiii. \ ? ? :n 1 if select v<l s Tliefe.\vH! hv tl'/f 'iiMial 'round of s-f;il events, 'itcluiltnc hincheotty . dinners. a formal ilance an opera I ; arid a innoruichl i.:.-1ri< Of par. rr - " !! inu-!f<i w TT i.,- tin- linu-h:t "H Tile-day which N In'ill if y sI"i.M.siii I'd jointly '(>I t Ih- colors (, I'.v ill'' I'K'iil u i ii ?_ of I he*. National l N t'tr i w \\* j. mi n ami ]>ella S"i "i i>y v~ I-.-unKda ' Siyina. v 'aiiua* c. ami (j Alpha Dini'ifa. u jphi n i' 'inal i'. t I'h.'ifiters an- lii^tt.?'s,.< f.,, t|ie ' 1 ,|1|1"'i Vhi mm a fT li.it>.. of llii' local "t'aa licilcMc Council, la+ucvci. will ciMortain the- vui* t"i>. Ihy-iliv I- ll.Mtrh. p.,. <ional -pi osilie111 ci Delia, uil) pre "i ar most of the ."ohsiens v c . ' y W^P waick up with W^M " si; ail l\ I' r r leu!" i ? for and I ' ^ Mine. ' I.I ' SH^l'sHe-li leer, < 1KT NKW i'LP I u.^JTAUn hiii . siiaiii IN PKH E I. PS Collt ape i 1;U< i li'.J a Led VlUmlll?-- K " ft'('oTIini? 11<Tr11 i,v duiiiiv Insist . ,-.n?nr?- or'aunn! SHARON J'KRI.Bfl ' no imitations Llt'fral suptilV 12 00 a, I a ppi r'' Pii fl din m. n-. Satisfaction ' imnii'V?l.m k?wi.i.<i a iili i il ? SHARON < O I?<-pt Ci-1 I Monti oilirrv SI Jefscv ( Ity '}, N J ^ ' "V - ?? ,-0>n one or nBotTT eort, ~~ J to led o? a t^'gnon^ _ T ~~ [ Unhro.d , V, t|1 v /HI HIST WA r TO I ,K# 7o ' f '4.* >0?># , L ? ****** ' ,.r-fcir , ' """* ^ ? ? -? ^ c ? 1.^11,1 tmerican Ass'n If Univ. Women 0 Appeal Case WASHINGTON, D; C. ??NNPA The American Association c nitersiiy Women said last Thuri iy il wiu-ttppeai ? Gistrtei- Goui drr prohibiting expulsion c le Washington branch for refuss 1 accept colored members. The board of directors annount 1, simultaneously, that the entii icial discrimination issue will t -esolved completely bv the assc aticth's internal procedures at t}? iennuil .convention at Seattle I une, 1949." Pending the results of these a< on.s, the board said. no steps wl p taken further to implement tl ollcy of membership which it hi instrued to bf> correct. The boai lelieves tWt the present AAU' ylaw.s povidu only one qualifies on fgr. memberUup- an educntioi Tius -tki?ptH*-mTOFre |n Octbbe HC>. when the Washineton brtinc l -AAV\v refused, to admit as* itimLiur Mm. Murv Churoh T?r-w ldov. ol the late Municipal Cou utluu Robert. H Terrell. In D( ember. 1946. the national boai lasseti a resolution1 stating .tit cifons should not lie denied men ei-shm nil r.1111:11?i? lir11itiv. nr pi tical grounds * . When the deadlock cont nued li o this year, the national hot no\ed to expel tin' Washingh nrnrh live kt* Ho-v-i wup- iurstaj J actioh b> going'into court he .tr~st n"nT7TirrrTTGTi ~ JuK lb. rhlel Dctncl Coil 4'.s :.ili the hi ore force for be 11 ratghtfrou,-the-s?K)ulder. factu pOftHI~g?? rr.r~?r JDxcough?n?special 'arrangeniei Tth" rhc i) c w~ Work Her a lcf Tri&u: LILL LbxnTiuwih?t-ianew h-r- Pit'.--bmH<^?c.'our;i'\?will Lloj <clusive Ny**t*o press rights to- 11 rtn. - -?? : . a HADDA BROOKS Says __ ^Application .jrf.[]j/-0?i'STftftS Keeps Tom RAIR STRMGH1 3 to <g> MONTHS Jfl i i>j|M O I If VIC 111 I V !...:_ -- ^ ... ..W.I 1 I . 1 "111 I I it 11 ??? ^ ila\ a! Iloiiit' wit I') anuiy.in<! iirv. I'? l?M\->'ll{\||' ami \on won t have In straighten jt a"uin from v. to ? month*. You ran wa*h it. wa\r it. or ilrri*f? .it in un\ wax anil it will stav ?TraT?tit. suit, ami I'liO'ln liKllia^c. . M r II. women. i lnlilti'ii iisr l'I.K.M > IJ(~V H rnmiiiil?uumh ?>? ? <i?i.l ami it cannot. I mm \o\tr skin, I'l l: M \ \ i Kishrttc r now than I'xi'r work* faster, easier li.1 H*i' IM.l I. im's hair -oiler ion II like it' cost's onlv ahout a |wrin\ a <la\. (iet some .NOW. BUT ^ jj ^j'JiliSTRATE/ "hair straightenerI \t vniiD noun ^tfioc ii i uuii umuu o i ur\u !?" '2 GtlARAMTFfH flUST SATISFY OR MONEY BACK For Information W rit** PERMA-STRATE CO, 459 f Chtcap Hyi, Ctltcafco TI, HI x jw'' " ^ fd, OffOii Iti* (itnl I Unk heod # I f,9 ? I r III r I MUSIC - > THEATER I ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ? ! Miss Geraldine Patterson lJ Has Ended Concert Series N KW ORLEANS?Miss G |jJ soprano and member of the m I versity, has just concluded a se <-1 during the current stammer. e Miss Patterson's most recent * j lina College, Durham, and Shav ie t last week; IJUr-ing-ati-thc concei injed by* Miss Margaret Ann Mot; J- N. Y. Amsterdam News Car h Much Plugged Music Festivi ^ / NEW YORK?(ANP)?Th ^ festival of the New York Ams | Wednesday-August-11,- at Lew In a statement to the publ T- dam News Welfare fu ndC gave U-'The festival is slated to be he] ft :annou'nriifl; ~ b- Nellie Lutcher Leaves Coast For Cafe Society HOLLYWOOD", CALlFORI following several successful ' coast, boarded the. Chief last ? * 1 . 1 A wnere important engagements Jy late in the fall. J,i Following dates at the Biltr JerseW-and at Ciro's in Philade ?will open fit the Apollo Theatei rr and then will return to Cafe Sc Weeks. Ziggy Johnson To Canvass Every Crack For New:Faces ?A ATLANTIC CITYr?(ANP) ^ he the most spectacular phase < producer. Zitfirv Johnson anno 111 tionft to canvass" the country fr Ttui7-togo Into rehearsaTtp National Association Of 'Musicians To Meet In Ohio -CHJCA(i(.)?(ANP) ?Intel e j nation in the 25'th annual com "f Musicians tojtt^he 5 Kentui usTTf this year's mc groups, talent night*,*conferenc contest, national artists' coneor ! Stage And Screen Notes 1 ! From Manhattan x/ M NEW YORK?(ANP)?A "Sydenham HospitaL" has.been Rof f man .^Narrated by Jose Fer "Jof the Harlem hospital where "J nurses work side by side to -help The movie story of Americ [.hospital will be distributed Wor Langston Hughes will dran - book. 'Master*. .of"tterDe\v7* Ah translated the book from Frenc stage rights to the coming play iiuiri wines theater may return to the legiti - 3,000 Women ??:] Attended Natl n Beauty Cdnfab WASHINGTON, IT C. (NN'PAj : s< Tlx- :t.000 women, who .attended j .* the twenty-ninth annual corn von- ; . ti?>n of the* National Beauty Gttl-tin 1st League. hem.- last week, , were astounded by reports that-^S1 srlence Has completely revolution- ^ ^ i/<m the hair culture business. . ,.j,H Mot e than^ 2rsons^ j ^ away for lack 7>T topni. Police- i B men had to stay on duty during , -J the entire show to keep the aisles M 1 lea r and 1o protect the hall* nf??j the big building. H <* - ?' \ The Convention wan the first a MasOnS got It hack. The show be- : gan at 10 nv Long before the' hour, the auditorium _w^s _packed ? ' and person* were milling around 1 rj trying to gain- entrance. ' Sessions wore held Monday, r Tuesday, Wednesday and ended JuSTtftT ltollrha"~ J Laws?ruled In" j 1 favor?h4?t4+r?Washington?( haptei ^ He said that "only by the adop- i 1 tloh or amended bylaws by a na- ] 1 tional convention ^ and a sub- , ' ^-rrtrm TPfUS3I""by a branch V> j he lawfully expelled for refusal toll -? . ? ' ' rfMII - - - - I ] J:;"^j j = PAGE FIVl * ? ? *7 i ... -v'v ??$ I;... : erald ine Patterson, talented usic faculty of DiUard Uni- ' Jl ries of five brilliant recitalsrecitals were at NerthCaro^ Uajwaity^ Raleigh, N. C. icelt I , . -T- ; e highly publicized musical terdam News, scheduled for~ isohn stadium was suddenly d at A later di?te.- The fund *11 A, Aug. 11?Nellie Lutchengagements here on the T" Uiunday^for New York City will keep her active until/ nore Hotel In Wildwood, New / Iphia, the real gone gal _ ^ in New York for one week >ciety Down town for ten - O. , -"jW ?Embarking on what may of his colorful career as a unced this week his ipteft om college campus' to farm lent?for, his "Spnaflftona nf " six weeks.. si is gro'wihg through the ''J mention of the National As- - **. nt sssztttmrtfiix*. D.r-August ^ eting will-be various cliiilfc-esy the national scholarship^ y* t and -the honors program. completed here br^ Julian rer, thjg, pieture tens story tfegro and white doctors ami . . ^ Negro and white patients.'/ a's 1st voluntary interracial ? Id "Today Inc. latize-the Jacques Roumain j ?ug wnii irnrmn VAjrm, Tie h. William R. Katzell has: the no(.e that the Strand mate field now that the Nal give uffnifs policy;?? v - i i hursdav. The parade was held on londay and featured floats ' rnd and8. The praise for the best " ioat was won hy the?Georgia?: rlegation. ? Mrs,. Cordelia D. Green John>n was re-elected for the ,tenth 'rip as president of the Naona! ReauUcians' League Wed- * esiiai'. .... i 1 First vice-president, Mrs. Flos** Wiknn S r\u 9rtiis vino [rs. Mamie Gadsden, New YorV; iird vice. Mrsj^Ruth . Wooers, lissouri; fourth vice, E. F. Young LissisaippL, fifth vice, Mra. Q. ? mwn. Illionia; sixth vice, Mrs. i II. Jennson. Texas, Mrs. Bessie [. Freeman, Washington, finan' a 1 secretary. Mrs Minnie H I lurfey,'New j Yo? k." treasurer; J. :.l I. Burrell, New Jersey, legal ' dvisor, and R. Haley Thompson, BTtTSTial organizer. * Double Filtered ^ Sfl for extra quality AND PURITY THAFf C7v IN MTRdUUM JULY K^UaAlQtThl. weH-W^wn ? name, Morolina, . guarantees lilgii* J0\ ?8tquality Mtrol* Z-L .. <">um felly, soothr In*'orscratches. \T1T Pg^^\^nor>*woun<ur .j ii?i:i*nivi i MBBjtiPiTvnrl^ELBIw . iP* n?se^?ney Iwd 5?,