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I PROF. W. A. WEIR
TALENT OF MORE THAN OR-
DINARY MERIT WILL BE PRESENT-
ED AT PROF. W. A. WEIR'S PUPILS
RECITAL AT ST. JAMES A. M. E.
CHURCH TUESDAY EVENING JULY
31, GO PROMPTLY AT 8:00 O'CIOCK
LAWYER W. T. FRANCIS.
Appointed Representative of Public
Safety Commission.
W. T. FRANCIS, ESQ.
Mme
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COR. CEDAR AND FIFTH STREETS'.
ALL WORK CONFIDENTIAL. One of the prettiest house parties!
ever given in St. Paul was the one
spend some time in Detroit, Mich.. 2 Fridef-
last Tuesday afternoon in honor of and Grace Booker,
her sister, Mrs. Lowell Baker of De
troit, Mich. Six tables were played
Mrs. Baker won first prize and Mrs.
Frank Terry of Minneapolis got the
booby. Dainty refreshments were
served and a very delightful time was
nad by all present.
Mrs. Maldred Norman of Frankfort
Ky., accompanied by Miss Lucinda
L/iarK, cousin and niece, resaectivplv
of Mr. R. Johnson of 572 St
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The Minnesota Woman's Mite Mis
sionary Society held its last meeting
Presienta,
t0
On. July 14th Governor Burnquist ap
pointed Lawyer W. T. Francis a rep
resentative of the Minnesota Public
Safety Commission in connection with
the military draft in the Eighth ward.
Mr. Francis' duties will be to observe
the work of the local board and to re
port to the commission any irregular
ities which he may find. While this
appointment is not based on color ~ww tfuiiuoviii, ur. iurner
h*vf havinf Mr. Francis appointed ior the
Eighth ward, as a majority of our
young men who may be drafted live
in that ward.
