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MINNEAPOLIS
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Call i Nlc. 2331 and K. C. Coleman
will deliver coal and wood, and give
special attention to expressing and
hauling.
WHY PAY RENT WHEN F. PEO
PLES, THE COLORED CARPENTER,
BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE
DEALER, WILL BUILD YOU NEW
HOUSES FOR A SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN AND lALANOE LIKE RENTf
y%M SI'S IT *•
We BEQ that those who send notea
will Write Pacts Plainly—on One
Side of the Paper—Leave a Space
between each Item, and Use Com
mon Sense. This Is very Important.
BETHEBDA BAPTIST CHURCH.
1120 Bth St So.
Rev. T. J. Carter, Pastor.
11 A M. “Withstanding Evil."
8 P. M. A special program con
ducted by the women.
Rev. Carter will preach only at the
morning Bervice at Betheada next
Sunday.
All are Invited to attend the Sun
day school at Bethesda church. Mrs.
Jennie Watson, the Supt. Invites all
who attend morning services to re
main during the Sunday school ses
sion.
All copy not Inserted will be re
turned upon receipt of sender’s ad
dress and postage.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Has it ever occurred to you, that
the Peoples Christian Mission at 1312
3rd St. So., convenes each evening at
7 P. M., and you are cordially in
vited to be present at the same and
that people are continually being
blessed through hearing the pure
word of God, and believing in the
REV. Q. W. MITCHELL,
Paator Peoples’ Christian Mission.
same and becoming gloriously con
verted through the power of God
which is in the atoning blood of Je
sus Christ. Come and get a drink
from the fountain, you are as welcome
aB the flowers in May. Yours in
Christ, Rev. G. W. Mitchell, Pastor.
Mrs. John W. Harper, 1914 4th Ave.
So., wishes to announce that she did
not attend the wedding of Mr. Arthur
Bludsoe and Miss Medim Galor, on
June 12th.
Misses Effie and Grace Smith have
moved from Aldrich Ave. to 2110 sth
Ave. So.
Hon. W. R. Morris, a Negro, has
announced his candidacy for Judge
of Probate Court of Hennepin Co.
Succeßß to Atty. Morris.
Marienhoff, the tailor, 318 Henne
pin.
CALL TO CONVENTION.
The Eight Annual Convention of
the Afro-American Woman’s State
Federation of Minnesota will convene
in St. Paul, June 27th and 28th, at
Pilgrim Baptist Church. All clubs,
whose aim and object is to uplift hu
manity and who are striving to reach
the heights of all that is good, pure,
and noble, are invited to meet with
us, and be enrolled on our member
ship. Further information may be
obtained by writing to Tone E. Gibbs,
State President, 2844 12th Ave. So.,
Minneapolis. Mattie R. Hicks, Secre
tary, 463 Thomas St., St. Paul, or to
Ida N. Sellers, State Organizer, 2420
Riverside Ave., Minneapolis.
PEARCES’ REMOVAL BALE.
Exceptional Values In Ladles Gooda.
You can make money by taking ad
valtage of tbe opportunities offered
at Pearces’ down-town store, where
they are cutting prices on account of
going out of business at that location.
Not one article will be moved Into tbe
up-town store, and for this reason
they are dally offering tbelr entire
stock at greatly reduced prices. If
you want a safe Investment, attend
their removal sale which la to run
until the entire stock Is sold.
FOR COAL OR WOOD OR HAUL-
LOOK! LOOKI! LOOK!!!
K. OP P. ANNUAL BERMON.
The Annual Sermon of the K. of
P.’s of the Twin Cities will be
preached at St. James Church, SL
Paul on June 23rd, by Rev. H. P.
Jones.
MASONIC SERMON.
The Masons of the Twin Cities
will hold their Annual Sermon at St.
Peter’s Church on June 23rd at 3 P.
M. Grand Master Jose H. Sherwood
of St. Paul will deliver the address.
Rev. T. W. Lewis will preach the
sermon.
GRADUATED WITH HIGHEBT
HONORB.
Mr. Chas. W. Brown, who graduat
ed from the Milwaukee School of
Electrical Engineering, will arrive in
the city Sunday to spend a week. Mr.
Brown is well known in the Twin
Cities and his many friends will be
glad to know that he returned with
the highest honors given in the Mil
waukee School.
Special Sunday Dinner 39e.
8L Loula Kitchen, SL Paul.
Mrs. Sidney M. Salters, nee Miss
Hallie Reid left the city to go to
Edmonton. Alta., with her husband,
where they will reside permanently.
Mrs. J. B. Rush of Dee Moines, la.,
wife of Atty. Rush, will attend the
meeting of the Federated Women’s
Clubs in St. Paul next week.
Miss Laura Minor of St. Louis, Mo.,
will visit her brother, Mr. B. L.
Minor, 3612 9th Ave. So., next week.
Mrs. Chas. Butler of 1719 4th Ave.
So., left Sunday night for Seattle,
Wash., to reside.
Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Washington
Ave. So., is under the care of Dr.
Brown for heart trouble.
Mr. Edw. L. Boyd of 2528 Chicago
Ave., will visit his relatives at Stark
vllle, Miss. “Eddie” is one of the
"Rogers Hotel waiters,” and is very
popular among the boys, who wish
him a pleasant trip.
Mr. K. C. Coleman, 512 13th Ave.
So., is an enterprising member of
our race, who is in business and so
licits your patronage. See his ad.
The Odd Fellows Excursion will be
one of the best of the season. You
can’t afford to miss It.
Tbe people of Minneapolis will re
ceive the Delegates attending the
Negro Educational Congress in this
city. They will hold their session in
St. Paul and visit Minneapolis in a
body to attend a reception given by
those citizens, who are interested in
the advancement of the race.
The program of the National Negro
Educational Congress will soon ap
pear. Secure your Private Boxes and
arrange your Box Parties, Boxes seat
ing 8 and 10 can be had from J. R.
White, Steeß Black, St. Paul.
The Ladies of Minneapolis will en
tertain the delegates attending the
Educational Congress. That means
success at the start. The women of
the race in Minneapolis are always
ready to make good, but the men as
a unit are undependable.
A SUGGESTION.
In view of the fact that the National
Negro Educational Congress which
meets in July, will bring among us
another element of representative
Negroes, we hope that some definite
arrangements will be made for their
entertainment. The people of Minne
apolis have profited by a recent ex
perience. The Forum should take
the initiative and request that the
various churches, clubs, and fratern
ities send their delegates to the Con
gress, and also invite them to unite
with the Forum in a Civic Committee
to represent this city. Let us do
things decently and in order. Each
one will be accorded his social stand
ing. Get the best results by unity of
effort —and regardless of the former
status of the Congress, It will be a
success, if you desire to make It.
The Assembly Hall in the Court
House is the proper place to hold our
large civic gatherings. This should
be considered by our entertainment
committees. It has been proposed
that the delegates attending the Con
gress be received at two churches.
This is unfair to the other churches
and will result In Factionlsm —and
confusion. Get the Assembly Hall
and avoid the usual aftermath. The
Negro taxpayers allow you that right,
it is your prlhllege to enjoy It.
EVERYBODY'S DOING IT NOW.
Buying at Pearce’s, 407 Nicollet.
REMOVAL SALE. REDUCED
PRICEB.
SAMPLE SHOES. BEST BARGAINS
DAHL'S—I 424 WASHINGTON AV. S.
Dickerson has announced that, he
has put on his "Special Spring Serv
ice.” Choicest Amerioan and Chinese
Dishes.
DO IT NOW.
We beg that those who are Indebt
ed to us, send ua their subscription
by f. O. Order.
TW IN CITY STAR
ST. PAUL
PLEASE SEND YOUR BUBBCRIP*
TION.
Many who have promised to pay
their subscriptions have failed te do
so. We request that those who owe
us, pay something. '''
Several of the older residents of
the Twin Cities have been unaccus
tomed to paying for Negro newspa
pers, yet they want their news in
serted. We can’t afford to carry this
weight. Those who wish us success
will not ask us to send the Twin City
Star without payment.
COPY MUST REACH U 8 BY
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Ollle McKnab has been se
cured a position as typist for the
Private Car Stewards Monthly Pub
lishing Co., of St. Paul.
Mrs. Ida Diggs of Norwood, Mass.,
sister of Mrs. J. H. Loomis and
niece of Mr. Thos. H. Lyles died at
her home on June 16th. Mrs.
Loomis is in Norwood where she went
to visit her sister.
Mrs. J. Louis Ervin, wife of Atty.
Ervin of Duluth, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Morgan of 418 Charles
St.
Mrs. Nellie Wagner of Duluth is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Alexander of Aurora Ave.
Miss Ida Mae Johnson of Wood
bridge St., has deturned from a visit
to Chicago. ' s
Miss Cornelia Gordon left Sunday
for an extended visit to Mt. Sterling,
Ky., and Elizabeth, Ky., and will stop
at Indianapolis enroute home.
Mrs. Lucy French and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Florence were entertained
last Sunday by Mrs. Della Pettis on
Fuller St.
Mr. Chas. Walker of Des Moines,
la., brother of Mr. Prince A. Walker,
arrived in the city June 18th, to re
side permanently.
The funeral of Mrs. Stella England
and child was held Thursday after
noon. Mrs. England was the wife of
Mr. Wm. England, 556 W. Central
Ave. She died Monday while under
operation during confinement. Rev.
Strong preached the funeral. Lyles
the undertaker had charge of the
burial.
BOY KILLED BY AUTO.
Paul Davis Preston, aged 12, the
son of Mr. Frank P. Preston was run
over and killed on Wednesday. The
chauffeur has been held pending the
result of the inquest. The funeral
will probably be held on Monday.
EDITOR BECOMES A BENEDICT.
Mr. J. D. Cooke, Editor and Pub
lisher of the Wisconsin Weekly De
fender and Miss Alva V. Hampton,
one of the leading young uadies of
Boley, Okla., were married in Chi
cago at high noon June 3rd. Miss
Hampton is the daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. H. T. Hompton, prominent
citizens of Boley.
IMPORTANT.
We do not take notes over the
phone, and we will not insert any
advertisement from any person with
out a cash deposit In advance.
TO CLUBS, LODGES, SOCIETIES,
ETC.
If you are not willing to pay a de
posit on your advertisement do not
take up our time talking about ads.
We have financed other peoples’
propositions at a great loss during
past two years, and have found that
there are knockers, who never read
or buy Negro papers, and who con
sider an adv. in a Negro newspaper
an act of charity on their part. The
Editor of the Star owns the Star and
Negro newspaper men are generally
objects of pity through poverty, but
he has never asked for charitable
supscriptlons and has tried to give at
all times “your money’s worth." The
Twin City Star as an advertising
medium has delivered the goods.
THE SPIRELLA CORSET.
Cora E. Anderson, Corsetier.
. W. Dale' 1345 365 Aurora Ave.
8t Paul.
Mrs. Ida Broyles has gone to Kan
sas City for two weeks, where she
will be the guest of her parents.
Mr. Columbus Walden, the barber,
is now at the Red Moon shop, 124 B.
3rd St., where he will be glad to
meet bis former customers.
THE SPIRELLA CORSET.
Miss Cora B. Anderson, 366 Aurora
Ave., Is tbe agent for tbe Spirella
Corset. She will call at your request
Write today.
"Wherever any race or group of peo
ple learn to do a common thing In an
uncommon way, by putting brain,
skill and conscience Into labor, that
race or group of people Is likely to
solve all the problems that surround
them.”—Dr. Washington.
A Summer Night
Festival
WILL BE GIVEN BY
ANCHOR HILYARD LODGE
F. AND A. M.
AT THEIR NEW HALL
241 h ST. 11l Slh AVE. SO.
MINNEAPOLIS
THURS. EVE,, JULY 4th
ADMISSION 35c
WEST END BRANCH, Y. W. C. A.
More than a score of mothers met
at the Branch, last Monday afternoon
to listen to Miss A. L. T. Wayte of
Nashville, Tenn. Miss Wayte based
her talk on the words of Solomon,
“Train a child in the way he should
go and when he is old, he will not de
part from it.” Many excellent points
were brought out for the benefit and
consideration of those present. Mrs.
Lealted, Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. John Hickman, Mrs. W. 11.
Parker, Mrs. Grissom and Mrs. Cutb
bert took part in the discussion which
followed. At the next meeting Child
Punishment will be the topic of dis
cussion.
The annual election of officers was
the order of the day, at the regular
monthly Board meeting, held Tues
day afternoon, at which time the fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi
dent, Mrs. John Hickman; Ist Vice-
Pres., Mrs. O. C. Hall; 2nd Vice-Pres.,
Mrs. Geo. Wills; Rec. Secretary, Mrs.
Lenora Brown; Cor. Secretary. Mrs.
Edna Vass; Treasurer, Mrs. Lola
Edwards.
WOMENS CLUBS CONVENTION.
The Minnesota State Federation of
Colored Women’s Clubs will hold its
annual meeting in St. Paul at Pil
grim Baptist Church the last of June.
The program will be of especial in
terest and will contain addresses by
Mrs. Perry Starkweather, Mayor Kel
ler and Judge Orr, in addition to pa
pers, and discussions by Club workers
of the two cities. The Federation
consists of the clubs of Duluth, Min
neapolis and St. Paul.
“Our Men, Women, and Children,”
is the motto of the Minnesota Feder
ated Afro-American Women’s Clubs.
The men of the Twin Cities should
attend the meetings of the Club Wom
en in St. Paul on une 27th and 28th.
The presence of the men will greatly
encourage jthe women*.
the attendance of the men has been
very small. They are cordially in
vited to attend and admission is free.
There will be 3 sessions daily at
Pilgrim Baptist Church and one of
the most interesting programs has
been arranged.
Mesdames Alice Johnson, Mary
Black, Martha Burton, Aurora Thomas,
Eva Calhoun and Mrs. Belle Black,
Pres. Zenith City Art Club will at
tend the Federation meeting in St.
Paul.
Mrs. Addle C. Minor has promised
to arrange a musical program for the
coming Congress. She asked the
rapport of the musical talent of St.
Paul and received very little en
couragement, and has offered to sing
at every performance, if she has to
do so. We know that Mrs. Minor is
equal to the task, but feel that she
will get the support of the musical
talent of which the people of St. Paul
are so proud.
INFORMATION.
Tt costs no more to send your sub
scription by P. O. order. Get an or
der for the amount (less cost of order
and postage) and send It to the Twin
City Star. You will havs a receipt,
and time will be saved. Negroes
lose more time than any other race
on account of their failure to take ad-
When we receive your postoffice
order, we will send your paper. Our
terms are cash In advance.
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
Send 25c In stamps with your
"Rent ads." and they will be Inserted,
and a copy containing Insertion wilt
be sent to your address. Writs
plainly. Address The Twin City Star,
Minneapolis.
Buy the Twin City Star.
Go to Utley's Barber Shop for your
Tonsorlal work,—“Your Bath"—and
your Twin City Star."
I Duluth
■Superior
I Three Good Week Day 9
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|| “The Duluth Short Line”:
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LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITEB
Lv. M inneapoli* 2:00 p. m.
W Lv, St. Paul 2:30 p. m.
/ Ar. Duluth 6:55 p. m.
( _ TWIN PORTS EXPRESS
—ike Bight trgin— h«» electric
lighted sleeping cnr». open lor
occupancy at both Minneapolis
♦ and St. Paul depots after 9 p. m
Si. Paul, Phontt 1»66
l 9 NUollsi House Blk.
IgiTjmiji Have you seen the new
It B H'lll4milu I Northern Paclflo play-
WmLy* t2^^ ntt
THE CONGRESB IS COMING,
Will Attend Coming Congress.
Rev. J. R. White has received from
many prominent Negroes of national
reputation their acceptance of an in
vitation to attend the Negro Congress
this summer.
St. Paul, Minn., May 22, 1912.
Editor C. S. Smith, Twin City Star,
Dear Sir: Please note some of the
names sent for publication by J.
Silas Harris, President of the Con
gress, who will positively appear dur
ing the Congress.
Dr Reverdy C. Ransom, of New
York, Ed. A. M. E. Review ,and the
most distinguished orator in Amer
ica.
Dr. A. Henry Attaway, Preq. of Ed
ward Waters College, Jacksonville,
Florida, an educator and orator of
National renown.
Prof. E. L. Blackshear, President of
Prairie View State Normal and In
dustrial College of Prairie View,
Texas.
Dr. R. S. Wilkinson, Pres., State
College, Orangeburg, S. C. He is a
graduate of Harvard and West Point,
and one of the leading educators of
the country.
Dr. Wm. J. Tomkins an eminent
physician of Kansas City. The White
Plague Specialist.
Attorney Wm. H. Harrison of
Oklahoma and Vice Pres, of the Con
gress and an orator of great force.
Rev. E. J. Fisher, D. D., pastor of
Olivet Baptist Church, Chicago, 111.
Prof. H. M. Tarver, Supt., of Pub
lic Schools, San Antonio, Texas.
Hon. T. A. Spraggins, Jersey City,
N. J., Attorney at Law.
Dr. W. T. Amiger, Louisville, Pres.
Baptist University.
Dr. J. T. Caston, Grand Master, U.
B. F. and S. M. T., Missouri.
There will be many other prom
inent men and women to speak dur
ing the Congess.
GRAND FISHING EXCURSION
St. Anthony’s Lodge of Odd Fellows
No. 2877 will give a F’ishing Excur
sion to Antler’s Park on the Dan
Patch Line on Wednesday, June 26.
Tickets, round trip, Adults, 75 cents,
Children 40 cents. The Sisters of the
Household of Ruth No. 776 will serve
the refreshments.
Committee:
Jere Banham, R. H. W. Davis,
Frank Williams, A. J. Jackson, Moses
McClure, Thos. Medley, Nelson Boice,
.T. W. Harper, Wm. R. Morris, L. J.
Allen, Joe Alvls, J. N. Sellers, S.
Davis, E. A. Mitchell, Wm. Jenkins, O.
A. Lawrence, N. C. Stone, W. Latti
more, J. P. Jackson, Chairman.
Household Committee:
Sophia Davldge, Ch„ Sadie Ham
mond, B. Cornelius, Mary Latti
more, Minnie Burwell, Martha Speed,
Nora Green, Hattie Johnson, Fannie
St. John, Pearl Stone, Sadie Sample,
Take Street Cars at 54th St. and
Nicollet Ave., to Dan Patch Station.
Trains leave Dan Patch Station
54th St. and Nicollet Ave. 8:50 a. m.,
10:50 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Returning
train leaves Antler’s Park at 8:30
p. m.
ODD FELLOWS SPECIAL 1:30 P. M.
Keep in Mind—The Day, Date and
Place, Wednesday, June 26, 1912, at
Antler's Park, on Lake Marlon.
Now Is the time, Dickersons, the
Place and you have the Girl. Every
thing delightful, service, cuisine, and
appointments. Music every evening.
THE HOTEL CHASE.
1122 WASHINGTON AVE. SO
Conveniently Located. Sanitary, Mod
ern. Chas. S. Chase, Prop.
Telephone Nlc. 9854.
Everybody's News—Everybody's
Paper.
Twt Dollars a Year.
Working Men’s Social Glut
MONCi Nktllcl ISK
206 So. Second St. Minneapolis, Minn.
WILL MAKE YOUR WATCH KEEP
We do the best WATCH, CLOCK
and JEWELRY REPAIRING in the
city at lowest prices.
SPECIAL AGENTB for the HAM
ILTON, ELGIN, WALTHAM and
ROCKFORD RAILROAD WATCHEB.
COAL—WOOD OR HAULING
Call N. W. Nlc. 3221,
512 13th Ave. So.
107 Micella*
“ TWIN CITY RAZORS.
Full hollow ground. 61.26 each. Dur
ham Duplex blades sharpened, doi.
50o; Q-lllette blades sharpened, dosen
8Bo; all single edged blades 25c. Cut
lery ground. %
Undertaker m Embalmer
Lady Aaalstant When Desired.
Free Service of Chapel and Organ
Residence, 673 St. Anthony Ave.,
Calls answered Day or Night
IN MINNEAPOLIS OR BT. PAUL
SMOKE THE BEST
Sight Draft
5C CIGAR
W. S CONRAD CO., Distributers
8 NORTH SIXTH STREET
J. R. WHITE.
Peterson, The Drogilsf
1501 Washington Ave. So.
TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGS,
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Ho Solicits Your Potronage.
Southern Theatre
Seven Corners
15th and Washington Avenues So.
Refined Vaudeville
Moving Picture Shews
Continons Performance
Admission 10 Cents
Children 5 Cents
POPULAR PRICED SHOE REPAIRIH
WE FIX ‘EM WHILE YOU WUT
Men’s Sowed Soles, TSe
Ladles " “ fgg
Men’s Nailed * M &• and Me
Rubber Heels, M 44k
Ladlr* and Beye* eelled eolee 4Se
ZEVES CORNEAS SHOE REPAIR SHIP
1414 WASQtNQTON IVINUt SUUTB
Walters’ and Porters' Free Informs-
Help of all kinds furnished. Ws
make a specialty of furnishing waiters
for Banquets and Parties. Hotal In
connection. Lee Johnson ft Ben O.
Mcßay, props. Phone Cedar 841 t.
45 E. 3rd ST, ST. PAUL, MINN.
H. Lima Photo Studio
313 Washlagfsa Ave. So.
My Work for the Colored People has
The Nygren Printing Co., where the
Twin City Btar is printed, has moved
to 1402 Washington Ave. So.
SYLVESTER W. SLIVER.
OLIVER BROS., Nssagers
PAEGEL
802 NICOLLET AVE.
TIME.
K. C. COLEMAN, PROP.
Minneapolis.
Thos. H. Lyles
322 Wabasha Bt., Bt. Paul.
Tel.: Dale 2947.
Both Phones SOS.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
tlon Bureau.
Phone T. 8. Center 4085.
Always Given Satisfaction.
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