The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
JOPLIN. MISSOURI.

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morning at 2 o'clock. He is survived
by q wife, mother and little son. The
funeral services we're held from the
Handy Chapel, NJ. E. Church, Tuesday
at 2:30.. Mr.. Nelson c. Crews, edi-
tor of the Sun, was in the city Sat
urday on business. =. The services
were good at Unity Baptist Church.
Look out for Lake Side 4-5-6 of ADJUST.
Excursion from Kansas City Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. James are having
quite a success with their ice cream
parlor; it is crowded Sundays.
| Worlds most wonderful Colored Ma
| gician performed Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at the churches. He is
the only Colored man who is a mem
Der of the Federation of Magicians
See Joe Washington for Negro litera-
ture. Phone 2393-M.
We again have something new and
interesting among our friends and
fellow walters. Mr.. G. o. Smith, for
merly of Kansas City, Missouri, has
extended another n of his most
hearty suggestions, he has introduced
and has organized a benevolent So
ciety, known as The Walters Relief
Fund Association.
A special meeting was held Thurs
day morning, July 1st, 1915, and off
GERS for the Association were elected
as follows:
President, C. w. Cuther; Treasurer,
G. o. Smith; Gen. Sec, W. j.. Lamb;
Chairman, A. H. Henderson; Core
spending Sec, A. G. Tut.
There is something else to be credit
ed to Mr.. Smith with his experience
and good will of the boys he has a
regular Go to Church Sunday Club"
and the pastors seem to be very de-
lighted in having US join hands with
him.
We wish Mr.. Smith well and all of
his followers.
A glad hand and a well wish were
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carter, who have been residents of
Joplin more than three years. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter will spend a few
weeks in Lawrence, Kansas. From
there they will journey to Detroit.
where they will spend the summer.
Preamble.
Inasmuch as the law of self-preser-
walton is the first law of nature, it
%behooves us mortals in the hour of
prosperity to prepare for the day of
adversely; and recognizing this fact,
and as intelligent beings, we have de-
cided to act at once.
Hence the reason and cause for
the drafting of the following constitu-
ton and bylaws which shall govern
this organization.
CONSTITUTION.
Name.
Article 1. This organization shall
be known as the Walters Relief Fund
Association of the Connor's Hotel.
Object.
Art. II. The object of this organi-
cation shall be for the benevolent
purposes for the benefit of the din
ing-room employees Of the Conner
Hotel, who have subscribed to the
rules and bylaws of this Association.
4. Officers.
Art. m.-(Part y The officers Of
this organization shall be a President,
Treasurer and a Recording Secretary
and a Corresponding Secretary.
part ID There shall also be a
Board of Directors, which shall con-
sist of the Head Waiter, his second,
and also the four above mentioned Of
ficers, viz: the President, Treasurer,
Recording Secretary and Correspond
ing Secretary.
Time of Election.
Art. ". The time of election OF
officers shall be on the fifteenth of
each month unless a vacancy in any
office should occur before the regular
F election period, in which Ease an cleo
=, ton shall be made to fill that office
at the next meeting.
BYLAWS.
Art I. The dues shall be ten cents
per day.
Beneficiaries.
Art II. No one shall, in case OF
Y sickness, be entitled to benefits who
' shall be more than seven days in
arrears.
No one who has not been enrolled
as a member in this organization for
at least thirty days shall be entitled
l to benefits.
Anyone who has been enrolled for
thirty days or longer must upon sever
ing his connection with this Hotel be
paid his pro rata (which shall be de-
: termined by the Board of Directors)
providing he has not hitherto drawn
benefits.
Sick Benefits.
7 1t is the intention OF this organi-
zation to pay any sick or injured men,
Der, in good financial standing, One
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