tell his own story
riots in East St. Louis,
rac
Union Hall Monday, July 26, 1920,
"b J*'f .AL
th
Dr'
Hall, consolation prize. Mrs. Wilson \Uf^\?'
was also presented a guest prize. ggfrng the ^and^making a
Mr. Charles E. James, 632 Central His case is now before the Supreme
Ave., passed another mile stone "on
Court..
Saturday, July 17th, and Mrs. James
colored,
Bund
man who
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And don't forget the Social Meri
riment boat, excursion Tuesday night,
July 27th, 1920.
Both given under auspices of the
7 Club.
Admission at Union Hali 50 cents.
Boat excursion 75 cents
Plenty of Jazz music on both oc
acsions.
MEMORIAL MENTIONINGS.
Many (members and many visitors
attended services at Memorial last
Sunday. We had a gospel feast and
we are expecting the Holy Spirit to
give us a greater feast next Sunday
morning. The pastor is praying for
the people to come on time. The
morning subject is "The Progressive
Steps of the Christian Life" The
Master is still adding to our number.
Ou Wednesday night prayer meet
are drawing the lively stones to
gether. All are welcome to come and
hear the glad tidings of the gospel.
Some One From Our
Large Organization
Visits every important gathering
of optometrists in the country.
We have also visited the offices of
well known scientific optometrists
in practically every city of the
United States.
The new ideas obtained have
made our method of eye examina
tion a composite of the best metft
ods now in use.
The value of glasses lies
\n the examination of the eyes.
Main Office:
50 E. 6th Street
719 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis.
29 W. Superior, Duluth.
