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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Mmntclctc Icosfalo.

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cate Sim. lltdb. 80 aar. Rrs.
antaIie aielieu. Yro0o, HAS. 50 Var.
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@rs. Nurn Z. Aieliou. Il. YauI.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Sra 3ei;aG, eus slmseies 60, Gal.

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ira %cyioner / 2iteu iii Norite, iom
bur her / California, al itripe OIL 6ors
holoerc her % laoc SoIf ina hsre Der
ON. 6pis "Gecordh Softer" bil optu9e
tct, ian iii iea icrOe rogle 2inier 1er'
fro.
3el3ah or en- 5tation peo z. z. 8ns
mems 0ooeolinic melem 2o3 Nuaeles
% Gan Trancisco % ~beIigaenoe % gtiI
fro Miotcn al Sos 9naeles o9 omtrent
Rihten az Gan Sernanbo &aIlen.
Scr or Sepot. 10 Stores. et eie5 al
Ell Noromano Ct al en- S0enlte, og Stos
Iebus. Ser er uogIe i~tuuNiuauiiie 6ns
miller. % ri euifer Here, inu ri truoe
bnaae o5 en- airte. @i b~etieue5 Ill al
@aitor @reus ira SOS au9eIes, ser
prroiter her 10 @nnse ON gtaaneScn.
Genue %daen or al BET beaite gauo,
men man mnnalsoe &nno Tor Srrign'
iipu, pa NC life III NOT 0erIil ceo at
qrape @renbe; men III CT ri Bit IN
uettereoe iii Spen eos auseles. %
eeruen idar ri @anS ira Sos anseIes
9Icouebuct baooe I'll 6us6rue % @aus
Dina, ndnr 8er bIir u%eolaat. vi ianr
@ano / aabne @rsiier FOR %nnoia9.
9nuSuriierne her er fra $3.50 pr.
We're "a opouer, hpiIiet er biuigt moo.
bpno nc ~iorlnuaer pna andre anuter al
SOS Snaeles.
Scr bar pRrei Nrepet Sioriarmina.
Ill Tor en- lem Aar iloen. "a noele
gauotompaHier iiebte Sauo og aHlagSe
Ell eIetlrid Sane a%ienneru Salem oa
liaeiaa Ell Souleudro, ian Scr er be-
.perm al tomme iii eos Snssles enleu
paa Sernbaue. e~leitriit SaXe eaer oas
iaa meo automo5il paa De uemerteee
goos @eie, iom Der er nGiteu aaeiteos
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correspondence

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ee blr lie enaane lRnnsml1es AZ Aseaftieren Rapnet I'll lie tlpe
ofeutisysrt. ur6niuer psetommeuss ePrEeivpaseut pHTeE ei ata
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
Semo $1.25 Tor "Voien" ct Mar / Sorifmo % iaa
Narets mDe Yr9miebos irit:
"Tamilies SGsmtmg" Wr. 40.
(5ri Gramie meb Gotten" ct @ur 5Drifub. Oilers 81 Gcnts).

Misunderstanding, bppraf ct mt Numcr mel abcle5 NIT Snbholb uos
fommer hpert Nr, bar alno barrett or melt populPre fre YrGniebpg Nr. 40
for 1916 er uiebonnIa mcresart, bpub mpcntaaenpe 5ubbplp5tprn8ndle
pur:
"Np mO gaabneme!" sOt ON Srebsia8en Og bns SeOere SeeO SIues
Der. Nf Char Spiepben. - Set mghtfe Sib. VI Srmt @oubp. - Zen
sohe aameratt en- SonmerbitorH. Sprpamhltnser. Selma. vi aarla
ira SSmnb VI emMar @lanarion Gen pnsle s%s @nhrH; " e.
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- "sim:ba VI Sruno aober Srtfonsenpset @ans @eo Stles
Der. - @nsmannSgut - SprpgfurnCr. vi Gtndr Sp1epbfen. - Su gfartas
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Sitting: Gn ienbr@shs 5rier. SOniut. Mat 81 Mnbe ina Snprsuur>
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udno Nf Sberre u. Beef OannreimunoSglGbc. Nf Nuoun 0ermanu.
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8orne) III ct fabtsaurS 9nmnelt @nrnS SagbpQ - Sen anmc Wfencr".
= Murhe aiGmper. 6tturer ON nogen at Be ncrfenc Nurcr, Imn bar leuet
Noue. Hogen merfetge, bihprite Wtnbesmerhr ira sanmpl Of I'M Sb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24

Onskes. 20 s;:s:a;: .,s! "ss
Business College.
Fuldstendige kursus Bookkeeping,
Shorthand, Auto. Gas og Steam Engin-
eering. Specielle klasser for Nykommere.
kost og l.ogi i privat Familie for s.
til $3.50 pr. Uge. Skrv til
j. c. SATIRE, Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24

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tan norstis. Wtn trls
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hpao SiotHoe az Rheh'
Hlatisms bar ptbg
Stno aupopsu iodl
s'ter 0snRs iris 300 W
Brsp, I Drafts aort'
YC ~ Jack son, Mlci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-24
"Iamilie sGesnimg" Wr. 80.


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nt iaaianar @ehopIa9et rGtfer ienoe bonNe "r 40 % SO. mar &c forlanqcs
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80 tnbdober furhrn Here pare Sgt, fs4cnbc Sorruiuger og Nrnter:
amcrfas Spbaaeie o. SuIonhrtne. - EiGagcbif poa bort Sons qnmIc|
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nreret - Prcphcn JpSfebrrco. Touraung al Sdnu Sa9rIcf. - Sa Safpb
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@iueoe. - Summe- Wills. Snrt9ntg. - Npunt genpu. @n Stormnbs Sjms
Nb for 100 aar iien Suur. - Siuas gee. 6onaninq al S6orbiprn apcrns
Dahl Saunreret = sOrbis Seate, 5Orteuu9 fra eobsbpqben. III Iaramtc
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= Gn uuentet Suleslrhe. Sprtrlina ira Sanruart - &c herfe Ssioer. SLIT
freret aRsaarsnten. = "a @sMerne fnHoe tale; 6ortramg al SarOmus
- 2Gmpe electromagnetic. III cao. mag &cge Solr. Sautreet - 8 Scrs
gems Elmer. STORYTELLING. - 5rmsttarbeb.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
French Government VIII Make Ne
dcmptiun With Currency.

PARIS. sept. is $3.50 p m)-set-
Elements of balances ON boursc trans
actions. open since the outbreak Of
the war will be made on September 80.
Minister Of Finance Ribot announced
today 90 tho appropriations commit
tee Of the chamber of deputies.
. The settlement. he explained. IS not
obligatory. but optional on terms de
cidcd upon and facilitated by a loan
Of $1,000. 600 francs $4,000. OOO) by
the Bank Of France TO the governing
committee Of brokers at G per cent.
The settlement will be made on the
basis Of the closing prices Of July 81.
1914.
The finance minister admitted that
government three per cent bonds on
the market will be absorbed by one
OF the great financial houses which
has consented TO take the bonds as
fast as offered. Consequently the
bonds will not weigh down the mar
ket.
NJ. Ribot is quoted by the TEMPS
as saving that thanks 10 these ar
engagements made by n|nanciers in ac-
cord with the ministry Of finance. tho
market little by little will become
normal"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
Personal Mention

j. II. Blair took up his residence
yesterday at 3t3 East Sixth street.
freight agent of the NJ, *. X T., and
T.. w. Mosher, commercial agent, both
of st. Louis, were in the city yester-
day.
c. e. Rces. who is to fill the posi-
ton of accountant i'm the NJ, X. & T.
office, arrived Tuesday.
Sep Han, Of the Tulsa Mapping
company. moved yesterday to POS
West Ninth street.
=. j. Rcedy. who is connected with
the Tulsa Engineering & supply Co.,
changed his residence yesterday to
115 West Eighth street.
Charles Rrunger and wife Of Grand
Ledge, Mich. are in the city visiting
l.. W Dunno, and attending the Ok
lahoma Durbar.
w. e. Williams, general manager Of
the NJ, X. & r., was I'm Tulsa y%ester-
day looking over the local situation.
An oDStI\bllbl ttl was tllltb To
the shuttle train of the Frisco yes
tcrday. The car is open on all sides.
A. T. Anderson, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Pennsylvania road,
of Carthage. Mo. was I'm the city yes
tcrday I'm the interests Of his road.
r C. Norris Of Kansas City was I'm
Tulsa yesterday in his official ca
pacity of travelling passenger agent
Of the Missouri Pacific road.
IT. g. Willard has moved recently
from Webster. y. Y, to this city and
will take up his residence in Kendall
addition.
c. A. Tally Of oklahoma City,
travelling freight agent of the Frisco,
made a business visit to the city yes
terday.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Wagner are ex-
pected to return today from a vaca-
ton in the east.
John McCune and George McCune
OF Grove City, Pa, are in Tulsa on
a visit to r. +. McCune.
MIS-. W. y. fNdlS, OVf Nouln 1dT-
son. left last night for a visit in the
east.
]. II. Anderson left Tuesday for
Davenport. Iowa. to attend the
Of his father, who died Sep
TENDER is.
Edward overly and wife have re-
turned to their home at Springfield.
Mo, after visiting at the home of his
brother, Detective Walter overly, at
EOS South Denver avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
EXPORTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
Albert Lcmorc and T.. T.. Carricrc
Charged With Misuse of Mnls

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1J.-Albert
Lemore and +. +. Carriere, members
Of the firm of \. Lemore q Co, staye
exporters, which failed in 1914 with
losses to banks and firms in this coun-
try and Europe estimated at approx
mately $4,000, OOO, today pleaded not
guilty to federal indictments charg-
ing use Of mails to defraud. The date
Of trial was not set.
The indictments charge Lemore
and Carriere with having negotiated
drafts on bills of lading issued on fictl.
tious cargoes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
Hnck Ernm McNlcn.

Max H. Roberts and family. for
merry of Tulsa and Barticsville. but
nov connected with the Gulf interests
iu Mexico. located I'm Tampico. is in
Tulsa visiting his father. w. W. Rob
orts Of the Mountain state OH com
pany, FOR several weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
Last Night With the
% Police =

roo r,i,,d -.
TgU' Su ISl''G, ln"l E~oou-hatured
lu'l""' Nlo So !~ISQIe4lLy mas heen a
80, d., l,g Ii",,' ut huINS' deserted
no WY 'NI'I''ul tract OF ana down
Nc l%g NJ! NJ 'vS,giu"S IN ave OF me
rec tuisa county laIr Last night
iaE iouI't d eI"Esh"p somewhere and
!tIp'"ru 700 freely ana Tor the llrSt
L'Hiy S'i't 'roiEo mas cultivated the
,I'"il OF Ny'pI"E lho ponce company
nv. u''l''u lHr 'h'IEe against nIu and
oiiTIt" l" prove ms assertion 10y
Waning 1t crack m ihe HOOP. In this
ne was lhsuccesSluL however, so to-
IloIIO" ne once more VIII be re-
GulI[u TO make explanation to Judge
''"'N III po'''e court
amos lark WINE r~epIenishing his
pduhIolI ny introducing himself to
S~IIHIEeIS "nu asking Jhem for money
uuI'HE lhe DuInaI parade last night.
was arrested by Detective BeWley for
ta-Iahcy. III seems tins is not the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17

Train robbers must be playing safe
these days another gold train carry
ing $40, OOO. 600 reached New York
without an attempted noldup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17

since the shabc.up at the naval
academy the boys speak of him as
Torpedo Daniels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17

WANTED-A young man in the mall
ing Of this office. Must be
over II years old. Call after 5 p. IN.
at mailing room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
AROUND THE LOBBY

given , p,uei.,I tr, ~ 49, "'It
M WHOM tho IoIt ucSaay even
hand nr tu-nr,. r,'h1 VI ~,I'"I"n'S
rroprarr ~ ,,l'' pl',o' pI'leI a
iobEy me L,ri u''D,,ul' j" 'he
t~iripafo i'm tbc Gr r%''rs mr'' IL" par
d,''l' r.b J." ,,' i,uloar parade Tues
rgiborlII ~ ,,a "i5,l !, was postponed
Tho vo,nr,In n'.4N Tor a concert.
Moo g'"l,Na "d"u OF twenty-five
H'''''''" "' lHe Iiduy.
your burhar is second only to the
ne" orleans Mardi Gras,' was the
comment of "a guest at the Hotel
Iu,sa last evening after looking at the
nIIIIlhJ street lighting ana dccora-
i"Hs ana reviewing the grand parade.
=
Rooms in any of Tulsa's first-cIass
hotels this week are a premium.
Early In the week every room had
been engaged and i'm MANY instances
II was necessary 10 double IN"
People from all parts Of tho state are
attracted here To- the Durbar and fair
-
The following Oklah0maus wore
registered at Ioch' hotels YESTERDAY.
Oklahoma Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Martin.
Mounds; r.. G. Powers, Muskorcc. IT.
o.. bDtkIud0, tkmuIutD. G Il Row
man, Haskell; II. J.. Jones. Haskell.
w. II. Davis, Muskogce. S. o. RobLins
Muskogoc, G.. A. Tally. OkIabom,
city; G.. w. Arthers, Oklahoma civ.
c.. II. Russell. O5e ahoma CITY. +
Hozwcll, Muskogce.
Brady Hotel.
A. A. Hammer, Enid. c. $. Grass.
oklahoma City. w. II. Henry. CIeyc-
land; Charles Buford. Cleveland: e.
II, Pogus, Owosso. r. G. Chatam.
Enid; Mrs. Morris, Muskogce: F. D.
Porter, Enid; ". r. DarnelI. OkmIl-
gee; W. S. Ellis, Okmu'gce; e. S.
Clifton, NOwata; Mrs. G. A. Townc.
Drumrlght; r. J.. Eaton. Enid: g. b.
tittinger, oklahoma City; r. A.
Laughlin, oklahoma City, w. r. bod
son, Oklahoma City; G. II. Fudge,
Muskogee; II. G. Bartlett, Wellington.
Hotel Tulsa.
w. o.. Beall, Bristow; b. II. Grun-
noodle, Bristow; II. Ludlow, oklahoma
city; Mrs. +. Burton, Slpu' pa: James
Zotnoss, Bartlcsville; y. r. Steuter,
Muskoree; L. Il. Efling, BartleSyille.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17
TO CLOSE BOURSE TRANSACTIONS

Or. Iufkius. ostcopathic physician.
third floor New Daniel huilding.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17

Edward overly and wife have re-
turned to their home at Springfield,
Mo. after visiting at the home of his
brother, Detective Walter overly, at
eos South Denver avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-17

]. II. Anderson left Tuesday for
Davenport. Iowa, to attend the
funeral Of his father, who died Sep
TENDER Is.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03
Shriner's Week at the Crite.
terion Theatre.
PLENTY OF ENJOYMENT.

If you want a week of fun, and If
wit and jest is what you are looking
for, If side splitting, rip roaring laugh
ter is desired, patronize the Criter-
ion theater Shriners' week, which be-
gins Monday, July 12, and ends July
49, Not that the fun begins at the
Criterion or ends upon these particu-
lar dates, but that the talented owner
and manager, w. H. King, promises
to have it more abundantly and dis
tributed accordingly upon these five
particular nights. It will be Shriners
week and Allah Temple No. 6, under
the guiding genius of Noble Billy King.
will be in evidence with fez and camel
and hot burning sands and other mer-
ry making stunts too numerous to
mention. If you miss it half of life
is gone. There will be two shows
each night.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03
PArRIorIc cELEnRArIoN.

At Lincoln's amusement park on
July 5 at 1880 p. m, one hour will
be devoted to public speaking of a
patriotic nature and to national songs
with the assistance of the band. A
part of the Declaration of Independ-
ence will be read. A thousand school
children will give the thrilling flag
salute and sing national anthems.
Some of our most distinguished speak
ers have been invited to appear.
Among them Hon. N. G. Crews, Revs.
w. H. Peck. w. Fl. Thomas. j. w.
Hurse, j. NJ. Booker, r. Davis, w. C.
Williams; Lawyers Houston. Knox
and Galloway; Profs. King, Talton.
Cook, Foster, Stewart and @. A. Page.
under the auspices Of Daughters OF
American Revolution.
MRS. GILMER MERIWETHER.
President.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03

Having had such excellent meetings
in June, the religious work committee
has decided to continue the mems Sun
day afternoon meetings through July.
Next Sunday, July 4, Rev. Wells OF
the Bethel A M. E. church will ad-
dress the men at $3.50 O'Clock. Sub
ject, Imperial Highway" Sunday,
July II, Rev. ]. NJ. Green will speak.
The members of the MONDAY and
evening classes are contemplating a
league for volley ball. With this idea
in mind a series of games between
picked teams from the two classes will
be played next week. All members
of the physical department are eligi-
BILE to play. The public is welcome
to attend these match games.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03
FouRrs OF JULY cELERRATIoN.

FouRTb OF JULY CELEBRATION
At the Garrison Square the citizens
will celebrate the Fourth of July Mon
day. There will be many special at
fractions for persons wishing to spend
a pleasant day. Concerts will be given
by N. Clark Smiths band afternoon
and evening. Speaking by prominent
persons at p. m. in the gymnasium.
And by special request Miss Bessie
Owens of the Garrison school will put
ON an Indian dance in full costume.
Speakers will be Lawyers Hueston,
Knox and Galloway; Revs. Hurse and
Booker. Outdoor games and sports
will be INDUCED in.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03
GRAND RALLY AT THE PAsEo C.
N. e. CHURCH.

The Paseo C. NJ. e. church will have
its annual rally Sunday, July 4. Bish-
op M F. Jamison of the Fifth Episco-
pal district, will be with US and also
the Ministerial Alliance of the Nj. E.
Church. South. and several of their
members. We invite as many of the
ministers of the Methodist Alliance
and their congregations as can make
1t convenient to be with us. The pub
lie is invited to be present. Help US
In our struggle.
]. r. McCLAIN. Pastor.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03
NELSON, MO.

st. Johns day was fittingly cele-
brated by the Masonic family OF this
little city Sunday. June 27 and an
able sermon was preached by the Rev.
A. w. Williams of Warrensburg, Mo.
Worshipful Master l.. ]. Barnes is
very happy over the success of the
affair. and the large number in at
tendance.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-03
DOUGLASS. ARlz.

Joppa Military lodge No. $50 of the
Missouri jurisdiction celebrated St.
Johns day last Thursday night with
most impressive program. Illus
trious George w. Prioleau, chaplain,
s2d degree, and District Deputy Grand
Master was master of ceremonies.
After the program a magnificent ban
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ST. LOUIS, MO.
Masons Celebrate.

The IA Masonic lodges of this city,
with four Communicates as an escort
paraded the principal streets of the
city to st. Pauls A. NJ. E. church,
where splendid services were held in
honor of ST. Johns day. Sir Knight
|. H. Bradbury, S2d degree, was mas
ter of ceremonies, and program of
much merit was rendered under his
direction. The ladies of the Eastern
Star and the Heroines of Jericho were
out in full force, and it made on of
the most pleasing spectacles ever wit
messed in this city. Under the leader
ship of District Deputy James L.
Henderson more than 100 new Masons
have been initiated this year.
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Grand Cornerstone Laying
AT FRATERNITY HALL
GROVES CENTER, KANSAS GROVES POTATO FARM
at o clock d. M
SUNDAY, JULY ii, 1915

SUNDAY JULY II, 1915
The will be laid by Hon Hawkins Grand Mas
ter OF the Masonic jurisdiction of Kansas.
Hon. NJ c. Crews, G. NJ, of Missouri deliver Masonic
grafton.
The following Grand Officers will present deposit the
tory of their Order in the Archives of the buildings
G.. M. of of Kansas
7. B. Watkins M. of
Rev. George McNeal. M. u. BE- of Kansas
Representative B F. of Missouri
DR. s. H. Thompson, G. X. o OF Kansas.
A. W. Lloyd G. C. X p.
BARBECUE, COLD DRINKS AND REFRESHMENTS
win be served by the Chapter.
Bonner
Special Cars provided accommodate
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The Ham Fat Wonders" parcticed
volley ball against DR.. H. C. Whites
Bone Heads" this week. and received
very good work out. However, Doc
promises shake up in his team and
some interesting contests will be
staged next week.
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AT the dinner in the cafeteria of the
Methodist ministers and their wives
20 were present. Aside from the local
ministers of the A. M. E., M. E., c. M.
e. churches, there were two presiding
elders of the A. NJ E. and one of the
c. NJ. E. church. After the dinner a
business session was held.
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the Republican Party Fair to the Negro Can Sweep State and Nation
Y. M. C. A. NOTES

Tennis is becoming very popular
with the younger boys of the boys de-
partment. The interest the boys have
shown in the game points to more
stars at tennis in the near future.
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quet was served and a souvenir pro-
gram and congratulations were wired
to Grand Master Nelson G. Crews OF
Kansas City.
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The management is expecting busy
day at the building July 5. One night
this week fourteen transients we're
registered in the building, showing the
heavy travel through Kansas City.
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Thousands Are Expected to Partici-
pate Under the lnvincible Leader
ship Of Bishop II. E. Parks, Pre-
siding Bishop of the Fifth Episcopal
District, and Many Of the Most
Brilliant and Profound Scholars Of
the Church and Race Will Deliver
Addresses.
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