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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-24
Rooms-Furnished or Unfurnished

ROOms-Furnished or Unfurnished
D. r FRANCIS HOTEL-s15ls Mills St
FURNISHED ROOMS close in COZ Mesa
ONE furnished room for rent with or with
out porch Phone s5s- 27lo p no Grande.
ROOMS. SI.s5 Up - Modern housekeeping
apis. reasonable 100 Texas Phone 100
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms The Viz
GINA Phone 1927
GENTLEMEN - Nicely furnished bedroom
close I'm Phone 1854
COME and see the nice cool rooms at 112s
y Oregon
FOR BENT-Furnished room TO gentleman;
no sick 5o7 S Campbell
DEL8IAR ROOMs-u7 N Stanton Rng.
wtr-. free baths 5oe-Sl day; S25o up wkly.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for gentlemen Ph.
WELL furnished sleeping rooms. close in
SIC " Oregon
ROOMS Tor gentlemen only. sos " FL Paso.
close in Phone 24ss-
FOR RENT--Furnishsd room for lady. 1912
y Campbell
GENTLElIEN-Newly furnished room with
sleeping porch Phone 1881
ROOM AND SLEEPING PORCH FOR 1 or
gentlemen 81 Epson Phone 5s5s W
FRONT ROOM for ladies' employed Phone
1855 J.
LARGE front room adjoining bath. close in
50 week Phone 4215 W 152 y Ochoa,
near Myrtle.
FOR Rent TO young man with auto at
tractivs front room with garage hot air
heat Phone $3.50 J.
FURNISHED ROOM with hot and cold run
ming water 10 minutes walk from town
Sunset car SIS ". Boulevard Phi 1854
STEAM HEATED ROOM for gentleman.
private family 21f ". Franklin Phone
1903 W
No ROOM equals this close in one. steam
| heated and running water. front porch;
! rent man only; TO sick apply Phone 3Il2-
HOTEL NEWCASTLE-sO 5l5 s Stanton.
Furnished rooms. steam heat Everything
new and strictly firstclass-
SOUTHEAST FRONT ROOM. private bath.
hot and cold water; also other rooms
reasonahle prices. 345H Myrtle.
For Rent-HouseksspIng Rooms.
SINGLE housekeeping rooms IA s OehOa-
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMs-sos E Missouri
HOUSEKEEPING ROONs-4osH wyoming.
HOUSEKEEPING ROONs-7Is \. St vrain
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms 5I2 Myrtle
MODERN Housekeeping rooms sos y
oe1oa
TWO unfurnished Housekeeping rooms Pm
$3.50 W mornings
TWO CLEAN. well furnished rooms run
ming water 615 Montana
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS - 11n z RIO
Grande.
NICELY furnished front suite Of housekesp-
Ing rooms. $50 a month Phone s1fl W
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR health seek
ers Phone 1854
TWO LARGE front housekeeping rooms for
adults S12 n Ochoa-
HOUSEKEEPING sUITE-s15l n. Camp
bell Blair Apis
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, private family.
So1 Putnam Call 417S
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms FOR
rent 10ll n Fl Paso-
LIGHT housekeeping rooms 71sis E Ms
souri,
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. new apts. large.
airy; large Sleeping porches MS Montana
FOR RENT-s nicely furnished rooms light
housekeeping or board. no children. Phone
1854 W evenings
9 NICELY furnished Housekeeping rooms.
lights, gas and bath. SIS: private family.
1l91 wyoming.
Offices For Rent.
Herald building: viii subdlvid- 70 suit ten
ants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-24
For SaIe-ReaI Estate.

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LOTS FOR SALE-Three $3.50 lots IN block
10. Grand View, for S1s5 each Phone 1898
OF $3.50.
FOR SALE-Alhambra Heights. in blocks
and Z, acres each best cash offer takes
them, together or separate. Write C. -.
Eleralo-
5ROOAI COTTAGE, CLOSE IN.
Built for a home Owner leaving city
and will sacrifice for $500 $500 cash.
balance $50 per month.
$3.50 CASH
Buys new pressed brick bungalow ready for
immediate occupancy; south front on corner
lot; excellent location: Alameda Ave Your
monthly rent money will pay the balance.
Q CORNER LOTS
Close IN on paved n. FL Paso St. $1,000
terms
SPECIAL
= acres on paved road. . blocks 70 inter-
urban station. American settlement $500.
$50 cash. bal SIS per month.
kihurn-Lindsey Co. SuccrA
TObin Real Estate Co.
City and Valley Property.
103 Main St Phone sos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-24
Health Resorts.

SUMNER RESORTS.
Why suffer with rheumatism. stomach or
kidney trouble when you can get immediate
and permanent RELIEF at Hot Wells. e Paso
county. TeXas7 Beautiful sanitary bath
house. expert masseur and good hotel ac-
commodations- Rates reasonable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-24
Money 70 Loan.

PRIVATE BANK-Loans money On furni-
ture. pianos. diamonds. livestock. real es-
tate, etc; good notes bought and sold
Phone US OF call at our office Courteous
treatment and confidential dealings ex-
tended 500 Two Republics Bldg Ph- 1874
LIBERAL LOANS made on all kinds OF
personal property such as Furniture. Pianos.
Diamonds Horses Cattle. Automobiles. etc
Good notes bought and sold Our rates are
the lowest and our treatment liberal Equit-
able L.nan Assoclation- 2I4-215 Trust Bldg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
On Scrdation.

Ser er ioa 0}pno i 2ouoct. iom
6oIf hitter til meO iterrc Cpmcrf.
iombeO enc 59mc@ ). 6iQ. entclr
ban taller ON iinnncielc 5porqS
mooI, on Sc notwithstanding cacr an.
ore Sing, ioa er Ser itror en- me0ei
itor Gel al SCI amerifouite Gub!i.
fun iom meo ipGnot Sntere8ie iht.
ger bert 9iaoom5 Orb. iom fom.
mcr oper bans &Gber. "a oct mas
inbremrnes, al DIR. Sill / Ieoeler
peb, bgao ban taller ON, og al oet el
uulagen o9rb at lpttc til oet, ban
bor at iige. bpao enten man M per
ionltg irRiier til al oeIe bans Me
ringer eler Ell. Same5 s. Sia el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Aur(k uGrnfpliat.

Mange Norff- Nmerifnnere / ppr-
repIigti9 MIber, ION tpnter poa al
gisre en- Sur til HorQe bette Nar, er
noiS ON bpiIfcn @ebun0IinQ 0e bill
bli @ienitono for fra Be norifc mill
tpre IutoritcterS SIDE, beriom &c
gisr IIpor al al reiic. % Ser inoIs-
Der itobig 5oreipsrgiIer meb 0enipn
til benne Sag. Den 6orfIoriug, ion
bar oPret gioct / VreSien / Nor9e,
bar opret ufIor % / oct belle Iioet
tilircbSitinenoe. 6sIgenoe GrfIp.
ring / "%litenpoiten" ira General.
fri~gsfonlmiSirr Sens @rotIie (pou
GorauIeoning al en- 6orcipergieI ira
"Sfnnoinnpcn"O folnmer Oerfor / be-
timeIia Gio % cr ion meaet mere
beIfonlmclL iom Sen life ~citcrlaNer
nogeniomheIit GpiI ON oe miIitrrc
WNnbiqbc6er& Stiuiug til Sn1cn.
General @rotIie ifriprr:
Seq ifoI / AnIcbuing beroi op.
lnie, at prrnepIi9tigc NoromUno,
hoiS ll6bnnoring bar ppret IouIia,
oItio niI fluunc rciic tilbagc til Sine
rifa uoen 0inOer al &prnepliNten,
ON Sc for forterc 9io fommer biem
til Norqc poo @eieg.
llboan6rinqen bar pGret louIil,
beriom Sen cr ioreQnaet ier lite Ga
mo ! oct 9lor, bpori &eofonmenNc
ipIocr 81 9lor$ gIber cIler eitcr oen'
ne Sio, nuor Sen uoonnore6c ier Nf
rciien bar inaet 6ripaS cler bchorig
ll0pauorin9@tiuaoclie.
Npor Ipnae CpboIoet / Norae fan
bare, nnnr set ital tunne b~ctraate5
iom 9eira, cr life uotrpffeliR be.
itemt, men set err / ethuert sS0l0 1T
fert. al iu9en loplil uounnoret Nor0
mono, iom bercitcr fommcr hirun nil
r~eiifcre al blipc taQct til Ntilltrrtie A.,
neiten / 9torQe ON hou ophol0cr ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Bar Oyret Soritaaelie
al Ooo,ns Komme?

Vprct1enoeret og S9geren CUNTS
iet-Gornot fortPler felgenoe Silto'
RE I'll @epiS for at beiere 0pr fsler
Ssfens 8omme:
Tor nogle aar iioen bapbe leg en-
bretagnife Sagtbuno, lom par poet
pp uoe paa nit 2anoiteo, % alorig
baboe ppret / nogen moen egn.
Zen Aeo "Seuom", bar meget op.
paft, % Ri bolot ale meget al ben
mrllrtre putre Suno. Naar je9 bar
paa Sagt meo Sen, bapbe ies al ben
Iilfreosbeo al ben, lom ct %pelores.
lcret % intelligent Spr fan bereoe
Ell.
ga 9pret bapoe nnaet lit 12te
@ar, inbfanot Mloeroommen Jig meo
ole fine Sfapanfer. Serit maatte
icg forforte Be Sagtloflugter, iom
jcg tog Sen meo pan, oerpaa maotte
ieg neies meo at gaa Sure meo
ben, o9 enoelig maatte ieg inoifr9r.
fe bisie Cure til @aaroene og &jef-
fenbauen.
Sunoen table bog life oerfpr lit
gooe S,,nler % bar lige fl9rlig;
flrn maatte ieg pogte mig for at
piie sen, naar ieg git paa Su9t nleo
oenS Gitermano. Seq anpenote ale
mrlliae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tor at
ifjuIe bette for ber; men bet lpfte-
bcs life aItib, % iaa par Oens Sorg
oa oenS pnfelige &lagebpl ligefreml
ubpggeIlgc.
Sau fon Sen Sib, bppr Sen bare
fuu1oe aaa ira Sunoebulet bort til
Stentrappen uoenfor Sulet, bpor
Den itroftc iig / Solen. ga ben
imiolertio life bopbe fpiilfe Sioelier
% itabig bar lige goo % fl9rllg,
piloe ie9 life iloa Sen libel men la'
Sc Sen / go npoe be Gage, ben enc
M bapoc tilbuge at lepe /. Set bar
oelto pprrc life mango. Gn Wor-
aenitlnlo piloe Sen life iorlaOe Sin-
oelrliet. ga oens Mab bleu brogt
inb til Sen, logret oei, meo Salen
for at pile i'm GrfjenotligbeS, men
Ben rerte life Muoen. %i gift bort
til oer % talte til Den, men Den
rerte iig finn ganife lioet. Set bar
tpbeIig nof at Seoen bar npr.
ga hi ioa ont aitenen lao peo
@oroet, bortc hi set lfrobe paa 81
rem til Spileltuen. Spem funoe oct
bel pGre? "Sellom" bapbe ba life
arpiter til at naa iaa lanat, %
Sesuoen bopSe Spret aloria iat lin
sos / Spiieitien, iom leg altio
itreilat bapoe iorbuot ale mine Sun-
Sc Mosane til.
Seq off iaa bort % luffet op. So,
set bar pirfelig itaffars ~Selloip",
ser neppe funoe il9be Jig oilteo, %
iom rpitet paa @enene, ipm life mere
fuloe bore Sen. Gen logret BOG
mes Salen, ipm ON Sen uneifplote
iig for Sen lllpoigbeb, Ben sioroe Jig
ifploig /.
Sea los Sen fonine ino, for at ie
bpao Sen euifet. Set bar pirfelig
rerenoe. Gen off ben til hper al os
ior at faa ct aiGrtegn, iaa poa cs
meS line epoe n9lten ubililfte Zine
oa la ct Sieblif lin Srubc paa port
Sang. Otter at bare saaet runot
ON @orbet, ilGbtc Sen iig bort imoo
Seren, ior at aaa uo igien / lit Sus,
men ga han bar naaet balppeis, la
bcn iie neb. ga ieg elf bort til Ben,
par Den beo.
Ter er inaen anoeu Sorflarins
paa Settc Sptrin eno iclscnoe: Sum
SEN ieIte. at ben ituloe %. Zen iaa
tubelia at ocns Gage par taIte, o.
Nens firrlige Sierte piIbe giue os ei
iioIie @epis paa ben &engiuenbes
Tom Sen isIte for cs, peo al iise os
SarpeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

tromma, gier aItib 1ner 2arm enc
nogen al De andre Wuiifantere; men
oct er aaisepeI life BAN, iOm leoer
Wuiifen.
gn engelif 9uturiorifer, Or. s.
2eon @iaiams, er tilbsieIig til at
fro, at aberne neoitammer fra Wen-
neifet. 9erpeo BENDER ban 10 opneo
poa 9arpinismen!
Gen m9atige iolsrife Soelsbonoe
Crit StormO ioo % taIte iammerl
mes ben unge Seminariit Mony
ager, iom ban ipprt sierne uiloe
bape til Spigerisn, etooo Semirori.
item par iaare iattig. Sr. Stormo
bapoe ire 0etre, oe oct giaIst at
faa Seminariiten til at bIi interes.
leret / en- al Dem.
Seq er ltoIt al mine Gatre," ia
Sr. Sformo, "og Oct er llltet, le8
better ituloe sr1fe enc at lie BEN
giite meo oplpite unge W9nO. Eg
bar life iaa lioet Genge, % mine
Gstre bill life gaa pengel9rls DPrn.
meira. Nu,j Ser er gliie. Slul er
20 Nar carmel % ben beoite Flge
i gerben. Seq ifal 81 benoe 10000
aroner noar bun glitter Jig. Zen
nnite er Martbeu, iom life III ie DC
80 igien. Gen, iom tar ben'e, taar
10000 aroner. 90 ben, ION glitter
Jig meb Serbia. iom er 40 aar GAM
mel, ifal iaa 10000 &rpnfr.""
Semilariiteu penOte Ejnelle moo
3aeet, iom Seminariiter ipleier gje,
re, % ipurgte:
"Ser, Sr.i Stormo, hu if,ioe bel
life Ia en- 2atter poa 30 aar euer
iaa omtrenr?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

ningen / 3abern. Te ire iioite
Nuntter betesner aoiierne enbog
'om "2emonitrotioner imoo oen tel
ierliee Heeierinos Golitif."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
M%gamemnun Shlicmanu err II

npOnt til grpif Miniiter / @aibing.
ton. telesroieres ira atbcn. Gen
me Wiiniiter ct Sen al Den beremte
tpife NrtpoIog @eiErid) Sd)liemann,
men ban er grPif Berger, boiat /
Atben % betragtcr iig iom @rG.
fer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Yin MISREPRESENTATION. Sra

benboun te~Ie9raiereS, at Rolarfarc.
rem llrroiop / oenne Wnoneo oil
6rage noroopcr meo Ell expedition
iorot orlue pioenifabeIiJe llnoeris.
gelier og tiaige iorat preOe at naa
N~oropolen. Grpebiiionen bill blanot
an0et le0iageS al ire auin0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

slaor hu beiiinsr frcsier diH. ie III al en faar 'rit.
Ics frpsien Bare. xafe hyperion ZtIo, frosien
uae fri Snft. SSs5 pr. 100 Guno. @i brueer lite
Sab Stpraee- I'll al irpie nor Si'f ON Sorrrer,n. FOR
ioa at paite ben / 8asier, nj 'eneer TIM | Sgife.
Jraattarierne paa Iii. / SGfie CT hobheit. men oa
iuhiparer rpan utaa betales for aasie eler Jcrhe. o.
Jraaieu raa eisie psn Chen. Deb at beltile | S9ffs.
faar eu Inn ferit los fruSieu Iti, lite en- Rage. ION
raar frosien en- aasie. 9i bar I'm faItet safe Sns
rvripr Sin. F.si Appember. Inn $3.50 NJ. 100 gb.s
aaaae. Sbiplnf feri. frosieu Viderel $3.50 pr. 100
III. Yifs 1850 pr. loo pnne. Re'ererce; Gitn sa.
iionaI gart,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

sr,rrn A. sscoNB aA~ sArrn JOS isTn 1895 A. THu Pou
o,,rr AZ p,oonAn. Iowa. uspn ma A1 % coswsSss o'
kAsH 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Gn neb.Wibba

VH uV'Heo'WttpDuB OH Delll1e
u8e blioe gioet / Gonoon til 9erc
for 8anel, Sucfs % ANDRE engelife
"op-neo. 6lppere". Miooagen pil be.
gpnoe meo aoiie % aaser oe enoe
meo Suppe, og oct ifaI / oct belle
pPre en- ~bagpenot Set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Gn TlDuer. Suel. So iranife 81

Gn UIDOer' SneI. % Iranlfe Stu
Ocre, SnIeS @eorines % Senrp
&our, bar beg8e npIig iuIofert Ell
6lpoetur ira Naris til aalro
ggQppten, men iao fom oc TO Wteitre
i arangel ON OiSie gcoriiter, % set
enote meo at &ebrincs langeoe lin
Hioal en- anptnGue miot i Sallfiper.
90 M bar Den @iranlfe 6lppellga
eragtet, at De 10 aampbaner intet
mere fan ioreta8e iiG, ier De bar
or0net lit Welempuren0e peo en-
Quel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Sra uoldnoet.

st beftigt SorbifjrIu bar anret.
tet iiore EbeIGsoeIier / E%ropinierne
CHS % EeIoponeS, t%eIegraieres ira
8rnfcrlonos Sopeoltao 9ltben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

B. VISIT

nOrsk VicekOnsuI =
indkasserer Arvemidler / Norge, udfaea
digger Fuldmagter OF andre Dokumentsal
"Postsn" Building : DEBORAH. iowa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

Spiepb Chamberlain, Sen gamIe,
ipgeIigc enseIife Statsmano, bar III
erfIpret at bile truffe Jig belt til
bnge fra oct oiientIige Sip % piI
uestc at m%ootage GaIg peo n9ite
YurIamentSpnlg. s Be ienere Aar
bar ban ganlte bit itaaet iom pol9.
Weolem al llnoerbuiet, mem bette
bar ppret mere / Hapnct enc / 8au-
net. Sans @ierning er enbt ior
lpnge ii0eil, % BET er MI oper otte
Mar lioen ban tulte / llnoerbuiet. 5
oen fonlerpatine &cir / Gllglono RAJ
ger Chamberlain op lom Ell al De
itore Stiffelier. 0on bar uaibruot
upret MeoIem al llnoerbuiet iioen
1876, % ban er nu oper rs aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

3abcrnsAi'rrcn err man enonl,
life lrroiN meo i S~pifIono. Gbeieu
ipr oct bcrpgtcoe 99oe Heginlcnt ionl
giorbe ilig ounorenoe Sfanoale i
Ben eliuite On Sberit BON Hellter,
CT Tor Si0cn for &rig9ret / StrulS-
burg ior lin ~0clpotilfe SptrToen /
3abern. Sberlten bar taget pou i'm
Nappe alt Nnluar ior HeginlentetS
henipn9laie SptrUbcn / set ireoe-
lige 3ubern, % ocn Inbcnbeo,
hporuneo ban iortpllcr on line Me
ritter, bar pott Neltprtelle enoog
(uiflauo. bpor man oog er bel pant
til SiiiccrcrneS Geipoti&me. @on
uiI0e hUp0c life oIcnc NGrene men
oliaa HegieringenS Nrclilge, la0oe
holt. ior bon bupoc Ell Gornelnmclle
al. at Nc1lcringeu loo "Sen1merne
ilUbt paa Wurten". San bapoc
iorciot lig at b%onbarocre @pen %
itu0e nlc0 aunoner moo 6%olteDoben,
ioroi Nolt 10 til bam % hans Cuba
Ter. 81 oct Mite Jig gauife ri9tig,
at Aauoucr par brnQt / StlIlln9 moo
(orpet. Get tou oog fife laa piot,
at Ser bIep gipct Cr0re til at lfpoe,
men ollie iom 10, blcp arrelteret.
@oituaut Sta0 % 10 Soloater
trpultt eu0og op treolc Gtage | CT
Eriputhu4 ON Nuttcu, trat Ell Ntano
u0 Al Scnlcn "a arreltercoc bonl,
ioroi han bopbc lormoltct Jig I'll al
lie noe pau (orpet, az eli @antta@le-
rtr / 3abcru pi0neoc ! Ncttell, al
S%pitnant Sdao bau0e arre'tcrei
ham, ltient ban hucrfcn hapoe leei
euer "giort noGct onoet nlopll9t"
Sha69 10 Croonanier luareoe bertlI,
at clten hauNe aa@llrercn lect eller
o0ioa hop0e nan glort Ell @rlllale,
iaa set iaa lo iom ban To-" @plltei
rel par onltrcnt lige goot. Sa %
ciuiIe Wtunoigheoer | 3abcrn 9loro(
Cbcrit non Renter opmertiom pad,
al hau oucritrco ill Mpuoigbeo %
meoig irriierebc @penS ireocllg(
@eiolfninQ, ipareoe ban, at III pnl
Sen ban, iom par EperltfomnoI'
Oercuoe / 3abern, % GA glorhc
ban, iom ban piloe. = aronprnS
Grcoerit @ilbcIru bar telcgratcrcl
til Sbcrit pon Nel,ter % uotoAt IN
Nnertienoelie ior bans &ol6nutg
| 3ubcrn NiiUrcn. &c llbcroie tp't(
Nlaoc beflager, al oen tu'tc Sronar'
pjn0 alorig tan blanNe liz lls ! or
fcntliae Eager nocn at pGtie allI
Itiftcli0e SoIfS &ornc. ~ De op
iljuer i~slgenoe aataIoa 1oer &ron'
prinitnS "ntiIgipeliac @om1ertcr"
y Sans Ingrcb paa Serbarl
Nanptmanns Seititueipil / Sreslal
/ Suni. y Sars ~beirelrebe Siialo II
@cpbebranNS onti.britiite 5ale
NiaSoaeer. - Sans Froieit inlpi
i'm Spoaer Frins Grneit a,guiI a
GumberIanbs @eitisclie d @runS
wicfS 1rone. A Sans Sptsuitninas
telegram til 99be Hcaimert for oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

Gen Mano iom Iaar paa Stor'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

aaroinnl Hampolla er Tor cit Slo
iioen opo, % proieitantiife GLADE
fappeoeS meo Sc fatollte ON at pie
ircm iiue 9isnamenter al ham, ianlt
ON at ifripc lanse uatre NetrcIoeer.
SIiat faloeS pei at "uiic f%riitismme.
liz SorSraaeIiabeo ~ligeoperior gn'
oerleoestrntenoe,~ fan leg lnobiloe
mig,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-09

day meetings all day were very inter
esting. At 800 p. m, Rev. H. c.
Vaughn delivered a ~forceful sermon
and was followed by remarks from
Revs. Avant, Ponder and Coleman,
and other members of the Alliance.
REV. Mrs. Alice Clark is assisting
Rev. F. D. Avant this week in revival
meeting. =. Club No. 4 led by Rev. w.
B. Coleman, will give an entertain
ment Friday night at Grant Chapel.
This promises to be a good, lively en-
tertainment. Next week, beginning
May IA and continuing to the 18th,
Club No. 2, led by w. E. Boone, will
give a Chatauqua, and the best talent
of Randolph county will appear on the
program. Come out and hear this pro.
duction. IS. E. Boone is very much
improved and was able to spend Sun.
day at his church at Hardin, and re
ports a successful meeting. -. The
Ecclesiastical Alliance" held another
odd time" meeting last Tuesd&=
morning. Rev. ]. A. Hurley instructed
the class in the Sunday School lesson
and a good lesson was had. Rev. Cato
and Sister Alice Clark were visitors
and expressed their pleasure of being
in the meeting.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-09
KANSAS.

There will be a grand Bazaar at st.
Luke's A. M. e. Church May 1922.
Program each night. Everybody in
vited. Admission 10 cents. Gradual
ing recital by Mr.. Leroy Robinson at
the Warren Street Baptist Church
May g.. Mrs. q. E. Nelson of Tonga
noxie, Kansas, visited Mrs. Polly Hill
Monday and Tuesday. -. Quarterly
meeting was held at the st. Luke A.
M. E. Church Sunday with Rev.
Nichols of Manhattan, Kansas presid-
ing. Mr.. Richard Anderson and Mr..
Ernest Anderson visited friends at
Topeka, Sunday. Mr.. Geo. Slaugh-
ter and Mr.. Charley Scott of Topeka,
Kansas visited in Lawrence Sunday.
Mr.. Fleth Burns entertained the Roll
Omega Club Friday night. A three
course luncheon was served. Mr.
Jack Jules returned Sunday evening
from a weeks business trip in En-
poria, Kansas Mr.. Julia Holland en-
tertained the Stewards Board Monday
afternoon and a two-course luncheon
was served.
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cHILLIcoTHE, MO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell of Ottumwa,
Ia, and Mr.. Smith Crews of st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, visited relatives and
friends in this city last Sunday. .
Miss Lizzie Jones was given a sur
prise birthday party Wednesday night.
That it is difficult to catch Miss
Jones mapping was the lesson taught
to several of her friends who made
their appearance just about the time
she was trying every door and look
ing to see who was stirring. At any
rate it was a real surprise party to
her and the refreshments carried by
the members of the same were very
delicious. Mrs. Almyra Jones was
given a 6 o'clock dinner by Mrs. Jen-
ME Anderson at her home Saturday
evening. Several ladies' were preesnt
also to dine with Mrs. Anderson
whose culinary service is solicited for
par excellent feasts and banquets. e. .
The Bachelor Girls issued it's second
invitations to a number of fortunate
young men to be present at their
oOOldl hlCCIAh5 OobuAhog SfOhAhbs 1hN
members and guests were entertained
most pleasantly by Mrs. Clyde Clark
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Jones.
The Bachelor~Cigars received by the
guests, the May favorites presented
to the ladies', the social talks, the
amusements and the very appetizing
luncheon showed that the Bachelor
Girls desire a companionship other
than that found among their club.
The gentlemen feel proud of this fact
and they extend sincere thanks to
them for their occasional open-door
policy. -. Sunday was Rally Day at
Bethel Church. The members were
divided into clubs led by earnest
leaders. We are not able to state the
amount raised fro the r%allying; yet
we know that twenty-seven dollars
was taken up at the evening public
collection. All clubs and parties will
report Monday night. ... Without the
Circle of our business and professional
men may be found men of the opposite
race who are willing to serve us in
our endeavor with a zeal that is I'M
surpassed in any town or city of this
state. This statement refers to the
public school system; in the public
thoroughfares and places of amuse-
ment, in the warm welcome extended
by the merchants and business men,
and in the impartial administering OF
the law. Here is observed equal
rights to all" And for this and other
important facts a tidal wave of ma
terial and industrial prosperity is
sweeping over the city.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-09
FARMINGToN, MO.

The Clover Bee Club was enter
tanned very uniquely with Miss Daisy
F. Baker Thursday evening. The
Married Ladies' Embroidery Club was
entertained Thursday evening by
Mrs. Maggie Kennedy at the residence
Of Mrs. Estelle Roberts. Mr.. Gus
Villars returned to st. Louis Monday
after several days visit with his
family. :. Miss Martha Villars, assist
ant teacher in the public schools of
Fredericktown spent the weeks end
with Mrs. Gus Villars. Prof. ]. c.
Staten, principal of the Charleston
school visited his family the weeks
end. Mrs. Jane Hunt was called
to Cape Giardeau Sunday on account
of the death of Mrs. Chas. Hunt -.
Mr.. Benz. Chappelle of Avon was a
business visitor in the city Friday -.
Mrs. Mamie Foulks and daughter of
Sidney, ILL.,, arrived Friday on a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Swink.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-05-09
VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sister John Bowman, who has
been sick about two weeks is much
improved. We hope she will recove
soon. Brother Geo. Stacy is about
the same. The season entertain
ment given by the Mission Circle last
Thursday was a grand success. Every
thing in the season was served by a
committee of ladies who spared no
pains to make the affair a grand one.
Much credit is due to the committee
for their labor. . Everyone is invit-
ed to attend the Young Ministers
meeting every Wednesday night. Rev.
Frank Thomas will preach Wednes-
day night. Come and hear him..
Any young person desiring to join the
Sunday Morning Juvenile Choir will
see Mrs. Gertrude Tibbs, president.
Sunday morning services were good.
1t was our Covenant Day and a day
of rejoicing -. Evening services were
also good. After preaching Dur pas
tor administered the Ordinance of
Baptism and two candidates went
down and put on Christ by Baptism.
We hope they will do much to upbuild
Gods Kingdom in the world and at
last be saved in that haven of rest. Z