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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
LOCAL SHRINERS HONOR
IMPERIAL POTENTATE

and antecedents. - well as the intel
iectual. moral and physical condition
OF me candidates we're inquired into
and weighed In the balance. Immedi-
steiy following the election OF the
candidates the street parade was
started from Fifteenth street The
candidates we're sed TO a rope from
which there Was no escape. The pa.
rade over the principal streets was in
teffered with somewhat owing TO tie
rain.
In the parade we're about thirty
automobiles In line. which was headed
by the Osiris band. the patrol. the
members OF the temple and the candi.
dates on the rope. followed by the
visiting DELEGATIONS.
Banquet and Ceremonial.
In the evening. as6 O'Clock. the big
banquet was held In the White PAL
ace. at Wheeling park. where az least
nve hundred members OF the FRA
ternity were seated around the ban
quet table. while the special music
In connection with the event was FUR.
nished by the Osiris band. composed
of twenty-siI pieces. lead by Musical
Director 3. J. Summers. The sefsc.
tons included were Long WAY 10
Tipperary." In the Hills OF Old Ken
lucky" Dublin Bay" and "CaIifornla
and You"
The menu was served by Caterer
Zigenfeider and bis assistants. as fol-
lows:
ps Clam Cocktail
Soft Crab on Toast 'O"'
FILE, Of Bee Tartar sauce Co. a..
Brown Potatoes
p.. Tomato salad
swiss Cheese Banquet Flakes
Redciiff Ginger Ale
Hygoia Water
Cigars
Following the serving OF refresh.
ments. the ceremonial session was
held at which time the candidates
were taken across the burning sands
OF the desert. a class OF forty candi.
dates being initiated into the mys.
teries Of the fraternity.
The event. taken as a whole. was
one Of the most pleasant and en-.
toyable affairs ever held by the
Shriners in this section OF the coun-
try. as members OF the various TEN.
pies were in attendance from vari.
Gas sections OF the country as indi-
Gated by the following list of names
Directors In Charge.
Directors OF Osiris Temple who had
charge OF the days program were:
J. W. Pickett
II. A. Oberman.
a. G. Thomas
Charles Menkemiller
Osiris Temple Band.
Members OF Osiris Temple hand Nere
Frank @. Rrockardt, Osiris.
y. J. White, Osiris.
r. Weldowney. New Martinsville
Harry NJ. Gabeieh. Wheeling. W. Va
J.. W. wResch. Wheeling. w. Va
G. w. Henry. Wheeling. w Va.
Osiris
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l.. n. satterneld. Fairmont. osiris
:, W Meals. MoundSville. W. Va
newton Smith. Wheeling. W Va.
, simmons. wheeling. osiris.
Emile Aucremann. Wheeling. Osiris.
\. J. Gabriel. Wheeling. osiris.
= J.. baIe. Hannibal. o.. Alladen
y T. Nelson Wheeling. Osiris.
Chas n. Carpenter. Cameron. W. Va.
osiris
W q. shaver. Cameron. W. Va. Osiris.
Mm, f'Tavlle. New Msrtinsyiile. osiris
~. - Gordon. Wheeling.
w ,. Garley. Pittsbursh
Other Shr1ners Present.
Among those in attendance were:
y H. wallace, Osiris Saiesvilie. o.
g. l.. H. Smith. Wheeling.
9. l. Geslcr. Ststersvtile. W. Va
W. w Carpenter. Osiris.
Arthur l.anghan. Osiris.
! Brown. Aladdin.
". Frank Murphy. Steubenviile o.
W. II. Norris. Osiris. Wheeling.
Walter $. Sugden. Sistersville
Albert W. White. Nemesis. Parkers-
Dr. G. c. Myers. Antioch. Dayton. o.
,. Harry Lewis. Osmsn. ST Paul
Charles Meukcmeiier Osiris. wheeling
N W; ., WSsshlsry; osmsn, 81 Paul.
Frederick n. Smith. Damascus. Imper-
ial Iotcntate. Rochester. y. Y.
Co. ~. l.. Nikolaus Osiris. Wheeling
VIM W. Irwin. Osiris. Past Imperial
Potentate. Wheeling.
Frank W. Feist. Aladdin.
W. ;. McCausiin. Aladdin.
J. W. Coates. Aladdin
George West. Aladdin.
I'D y. Horstmann. Osiris
y. y. Miller. Aladdin.
George Bell Osiris
=. l.. Armbrecht, Osiris
Herman Bentz. Osiris
Jos. A. ID. Moore. Osiris.
Frank 9. Kelly. Osiris.
9. T. Peake. Osiris.
Roy Harrell Osiris
". n. Hileman, Osiris
j. s. Cookson. Aladdin.
G. r. Culp. Aladdin.
l.. NJ. Leopold. Aladdin
r. J. Davis. Aladdin.
u. NJ. Reed. Aladdin.
Geo. w. Trusman. Aladdin.
Jno. l.. WOodcock. Osiris.
j. &. Hoskinson. Osiris
A. ". Rickiebrode Osiris
]. W. Myers. Osiris.
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Or. SMITH AND PARTY GUESTS
OF OSIRIS TEMPLE
YESTERDAY.
Day Was Biggest In History Of Local
ehrinedor,-Ceremon Ses-
sion al Wheeling Park.

Yesterday was one OF the biggest
days In the history OF local Shrine
dom Honorlng Dr. Frederick n.
smith. OF Rochester. ~. Y. imperial
potentate OF the Shriners OF North
America. and his imperial party. who
are on their way TO Seattle. Wash. 70
attend the grand council. which con.
venes next month. Osiris Temple. A.
A o. y. NJ. g.. carried out a program
filled with big events.
The days ceremonies began at IL
o'clock. with the arrival OF Imperial
potentate Smith and his party, and
was concluded with a big ceremonial
session last night at Wheeling Park.
followed the traditional banquet.
which was served in the White Palace,
AZ the park.
The Imperial party arrived at II
o'clock. over the n. a O.. and was met
at the local station by Osiris Temples
Shrine band. attired in new white uni
forms. while the Arab patrol in regu
lation attire acted as an escort. The
distinguished guests were escorted 70
the Mcclure. where Shriners' head
quarters were established for the day
Imperial Potentate Smith and party
tOuF III huAoH liOih tue etdNAou W INV
hotel accompanied by the officers OF
Osiris Temple and Past Imperial Pc
tentate w w. Irwin.
Many Notables Present
The visiting nobility included the
following:
cdr. Frederick u. Smith. Rochester.
n. Y. imperial potentate OF North
America.
J. Harry Lewis. past potentate o.
man temple. and editor of the Ores
cent. ST. Paul. MINI.
w. o. Washburn. past potentatet Os-
man temple. St. Paul. MINI.
DR.. c. G. Myers. past potentate and
representatives OF the imperial council
from Antioch temple. Dayton. Ohio.
VIM. s. Brown. imperial treasurer
and past potentate OF Syria temple.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
George w. McCandless. emeritus
member Of imperial council and past
potentate OF Syria temple. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Harry McLain. Syria temple, Pitts
burgh, Pa
There were also visiting delegations
from Aladdin and Benz Kedem tenn
pies.
AT 1880 o'clock Imperial Potentate
Smith and his party were dined at a
Shriners' dinner at the Mcclure with
number OF the members of the i'm
perial council At 2 O'Clock a bust.
ness session was held at the Masonic
temple at which time the pedigrees
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W. p. Burgess. Osiris
Y. :. Nickman. Beui kcdcm
-. N. MacVeau. osiris
has. q Wilson, Nemesis
". j.. Devinv. Osiris
John L. Ayers. osiris
!. y McNeiu osiris
9. n Good, osiris.
". ,. Craw ford. osiris
o. T.. sloan. Aladdin
VIM. ~. Refer. Osiris
=. Il. Daudna. Nemesis
Ross J.. Hill. Aladdin
Harry b. Kinney. osiris. Bellalre
W. '. Campbell. osiris. Bridgeport q
Geo. ~. Banfieid. Osiris
=. ~. kcllar. Osiris
". ". Hall. Osiris
q. ". stone. osiris
J. y. Eakiu. Osiris
d.. Z. Mcrfarau. osiris
y. T.. MeugOw. osiris
q. 81. Hururrast. osiris
%. W. Bartlett osiris
= "a. Bloomfield Osiris
". 90. Fftznoglr osiris
%. q. Hser. Osiris
3 o. staEErrs. Osiris
>cvf1u Waltz osiris
Geo. Nc"aulist. osiris
y, 49, Lacy. SIster-yille. osiris
j. q ifpvsf8 MediTsb
Louis White osiris
%. o. Arrick Ir.. osiris
Geo IS Nrceland Aladdin
"a. HIrmenau.r. Mrdiuah
" " Nohou. Oairis
thas. ~. Erhlin. osiris
=. p. iiAller. Osiris
o. W Shuif osiris
John 81 FaruH. Osiris
= q. hudlnt. osiris
Doe. D.. IrlirI. osiris
Isl o. TenIudH. UsIrI.
WIN 4 WHsWhfr. U4frIa
Louis Errdri0E UrIria.
a a NrUleu. raIrfs
a Vortex Osiris
S. o. Mitchell Osiris
Henry stein. uairiu
Neuwhergsr. Osiris
p. ~ serena. rriria
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O. H Arnrtt OsirIa
10 vs. UYds T0rrH
Lr i1uis A. Hruokra. OaI.ia
Thoa. ley land. OFiriz
Elmer % MeIrlf. osiris
HHrfilu MuufIcei Osiris
q, " Arperzeilsr. osiris
W ErUrmmnr.
Walter MgNnetera. osiris
C1Ifforf Mcdonald osiris
Nlulu D. Morse. Aladdin
Frank - Loeb. NIIa
= ~ Canniur osiris
O. a Iieaon. osiris
" ohrrmanu osiris
a q llrirh osiris
vs.. q Miller. osiris
Geo rruTIrN UrIrIe
Alvin q Winters osiris
= Fred NeIi osiris
Joe " Harvey Mutza. rittahurF.
~ W usifast o-,ris
tnaa p Fooae. Osiris
Wm echwertferer. OfIrie
fsauberF osiris
Adolph Cohn. kasair. Louisville Nv
7. T.. Jones. Osiris
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John Gardner. Dennison o.. Aladdin.
~ y. Cameron. Uhrichsville. o.. Al
addin.
=. DAVIS. Philadelphia. Pa. Lu ia
y. g. watt. Grafton. W. Va. osiris
, teo, u. Lerner. Charleston. ". Va.
q. A. snyder. Cameron. ". Va.
has. Edward Burnley. Cameron.
Ihos. ". Neal. Cameron
Guy q. Patterson. Cameron
= ". Boerner. Cameron
Max NiewlE Osiris
". :. smith. Farkersburg. Osiris.
p " Meilirgrr. WheeiinT 6siri.
". y Spedegar. Elkirs OSIRIS
vs.. ID. Hiudman. Steuhtnyille. Osiris
Edgar Miuuich. New Cumberland
D. d. cuuiS. chester. osiris
". g.. smith. Wheeling. osiris
g.. Mclaughlin osiris
y. Euilmln. osiris
IS. r. Davis osiris
% o. Elodrctt. osiris
D H MaiuhFrt. Dr.. osiris
". 4. Earn. osiris
4. q. H1mbeau. osiris
II. T.. buchanan. Osiris
=. Y. lame Osiris
carl D. Lection. Aladdin
o. g. Thompson. osiris
% &C. g. 'rav ford. osiris
q % UuWelfs. osiris
oliver Wovelis. Osiris
IS o. Thomas Aladdin
Thomas o. MrGaiu. Dsirfa
y 30. Thomas. osiris
Bred Nuffail osiris
4 O. KlnE Reui Ksdcm.
~. s ffTrfrr Osiris
VIM o. Urhr. Oririu
geo. E lHecne. re0rerrrtirr The Cres-
Louis vs. Er1est osiris
NJ. F1Els. osiris
2 Johnston. rsiris
a. o. CARPENTER osiris
Charles Davis. Dierir
IT, o. MHI HIfTu Nafr'r
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". p Pratt. Aladdin
j. b. Meyer. osiris
". j.. JuerEeus.
v. ~. Hoffman.
\. Allan Patchett. Osiris
nr. J.. y. Yost. Osiris
g. vs.. ThraI. Osiris
J.. %. Thrall. Q.iris
W. =. Reruard. Osiris
sam % Ws~ffuel osiris
Pred Hall, Osiris
Harry II Glouse. Osiris
lhae. o. Evans Osiris
!. ". Ncidhart. Osiris
Frank J. Ball osiris
D. q pfan. osiris
4 Waugh osiris
n o.. Cameron. osiris
Geo ". Mason. Osiris
= vs.. Harrison. osiris
%. q. Friedrichs. osiris
Roy T. Roller. Osiris
w y. smith. IT.. osiris
Ted f.liq Osiris
o Bruce uowson. Osiris.
Horny D.. TAYLOR Osiris
Bon T.. Morris Aladdin.
Inlu Peterson. Aladdin.
y " Bickfrst1ff Aladdin
r. y PeterHon Aladdin.
O.. ". tnRiehrighf Martins rerry
s. Moore Martins Perry
Robert s SlVcrd wheeling
ll"nrN SiaWw. wheeling
I,orln n Marquis Marietta
% n. hlrf0F. Wheeling
~. y. Frederick Wheeling
y y Hauilton. Wheeling
IS. U Rose Wheeling
Geo. 81 crook Wheeling
W 20 smith. Wheeling
Charles AHreus Wheeling
r. w. HlaEuev. Wherfirr
" H Photo. Osiris
r. LLOYD Osirie
VIM o. Moore. OaIr'e
o. Schneider osiris
D. rrakr osiris
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l.rrE D.. rf.aar NeIria
Nw o. TelaIur. Oairte
p s. BUTTS UrirIr
hIhfrf q srhHrfr DairIe
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~ N tertnn osiris
% srhuhart osiris
Intrrh p McCauelard. osiris
John Wriarerhfr osiris
pogFe osiris
= n Core Aladdin
VI n Johnson. Nadia
GUFrern osiris
y q. urNauft Nemesis
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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
KANSAS.

Mrs. T. T.. Adams, 1929 Adams
street, entertained a number of friends
Monday evening in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Jones' birthday
anniversary. The affair was quite a
pleasant surprise to Mrs. jones'.
The second quarterly conference will
be held at Wesley Chapel Sunday.
Rev. G.. T. Wooten, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church in Bonner Springs, Kas.,
will preach. Every n invited. The
Friendly Six of a club of young men
will entertain the Friendly Twelve
Club Friday evening at the church. =.
Rev. Robinson, a splendid preacher,
will preach Sunday morning. REV.
j. E. Williams, pastor of the church,
has returned from the District Con
ference held in Manhattan, Kas, with
splendid reports. -. Mesdames Lizzie
Strickland and Elizabeth Gilbert have
returned from the District Conference
in Manhattan, Kas., after a very pleas
ant stay. -. There will be a social Civ
en- by the parsonage committee Thurs.
day night at Wesley Chapel. t.. Mrs.
J.. E. Williams, the pastors wife, at.
tended the Grand Session of the East
ern Star in Topeka, Kas. -. Mrs. Jno-
Rails gave a luncheon at her resi-
dence, 618 Booth avenue, last week,
complimentary to Mrs. A. Bond of st.
Paul, Mimi. Mis- Sophia Bates is
ill at her home in Leavenworth, but
has improved somewhat. Sunday
will be Communion Day at the Pleas
ant Valley Baptist Church. The serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. G.
Glover assisted other prominent min.
listers. We hope all the members will
come. Visitors are welcome at all
services.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
JOPLIN, MISSOURI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Walls have
returned from st. Louis, where they
visited the formers mother, Mrs.
Anna Walls, 4447 Lucky street, St.
Louis, Mo-. :. Mrs. Marsella Barnett
of Joplin, is visiting her mother in
Hutchinson, Kas.. The Joplin Night
Owls ball team played Springfield
Midgets Sunday, Monday and Tues
day REV. L. s.. Wilson, the success
full travelling real estate man for the
Red Bird Investment Co., left for
Springfield Tuesday . Mr.. Joe Wash
ington signed a twelve months con-
tract as representative of the Red
Bird Investment Co. in this vicinity
with a liberal salary. We hope for him
success. 60 to Church Sunday at
Rev. DeBoe's' church was largely at
tended. Quite a number of the Ga
lena people came over last Thursday
for Ringing Bros. Circus. Mr.. Claud
Bagsby and mother of Sapulpa were
in the city Saturday and Sunday visit
ing Miss Ethel Sears. Mrs. Sears re-
turned home Sunday evening. :. Mr..
A. L. Ford will move to his new home
about the goth at los E. I'd street. A..
Rev. T. Wesson of Muskogee is still
carrying on revival at Unity Baptist
Church. The entertainment on the
lawn at Handy Chapel was a Gee
MIR. and Mrs. A. P. Franklin have
returned from Springfield. The form
er is suffering from blood poison in
the left hand. which he received while
cutting meat.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
SLATER. MISSOURI.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Chase are now
happy in their new country home.
Mrs. Chess is quite ill. .Mesdames
Josie Walls, Viola Lewis, Maria Ford,
and Alice Craig were caller at the
home of Mrs. G. B. Chess Saturday.
The ladies returned reporting Mrs.
Chess improving. 49,. The services at
the Second Baptist Church were large
ly attended Sunday and also at the
M. E. Church. q. Slater public schools
will open September g.. Prof. A. C.
Lewis, principal and Miss Maud
Blackman his worthy assistant, are
looking forward to a greater success
this year than ever. Prof. Lewis is a
scholar in every respect. 49,. Mrs. Anna
Lewis of Kansas City is visiting her
mother and relatives in Glasgow and
win visit Mrs. A. G. Lewis Sunday on
her way home..., Mrs. Leila Morton
of Higbee is visiting her mother, Mrs.
T. H. Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey of Higbee are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Guide Holt. Mrs.
Alice Ford is improving, also Mrs. l.
M. Graves. -. Mrs. /. M. Graves visit
ed her sister in Brunswick, Mo-, last
week, and returned bringing her sis
ter, Mrs. Lue Page with her for a
short visit in Slater. Little Miss
Theo Walls visited her uncle Lewis
Walls in Glasgow last week. Little
Miss Edesse Walls visited in Glasgow
Saturday.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

At their meeting the Grant Mite Mis-
sionary Society of the First A. M. E.
Church was highly entertained by Mrs.
Dennis Henry of 632 New Jersey.
There we're about twenty present. The
Society had the honor of listening to
very excellent addresses by the wife
of the Rev. Jacobs and of Miss Cook,
secretary of the Y. w. c. A. Dainty
luncheon was served. Clifton and
Henry White attended the guests,
who left saying they had a lovely
time.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

The presenter of public utilities Of
fers to you the products of the Fulton
Polish Company of New York, a col
ored company, makers of paste, liquid
cleaners and dyers for the cleaning,
preservation and shining of all shoe
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We will be in your n~eighborhood soon
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Address all mail orders to Dorsey B.
BrBown. Town orders will be filled at
Taylor Holmes.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Mrs. Richard Gaines of Riverside,
Ill, entertained at a very pretty lunch
con Thursday afternoon, Madame
Anita Patti Brown, Misses Mabel and
Pauline Vaughan of Kansas City, Kas.,
and Miss Henrietta Johnson of Toron-
to, Canada, who is the house guest of
Madame Brown. The other guests
were Miss Matilda Cambell, Mrs. Mat
tie Kiser, Blanch Evans, Martha
Mitchell, Matte Stenhouse. In the
evening the ladies were joined by
their husbands. The guests departed
at a late hour declaring they had had
a delightful time.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

The intelligence has just reached
this office that the Original Imperial
Jubilee Concert Co., which is compos-
ed entirely of christian men and wom-
en- of this city, after rendering one
of their excellent entertainments in
one of the prominent white churches
here in the city on Tuesday evening
last, was entertained by that body
with lucheon.
Hurrah for the Imperial.
This organization, which is fast
growing into prominence, has appear
ed at a number of white and Colored
churches, and is said by people who
know, to be the best of its kind in the
state.
This company is being pushed to
success by it's efficient business man.
ager, B. J.. Knox, 1913 Woodland. Bell
phone e. 1895. Engagements solic-
tied.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning and evening services were
we'll attended. Four additions to the
Church. -. Mrs. Percy Paris has
been very sick but is somewhat better
at this writing. The annual sermon
of the Mission Circle was preached
Tuesday evening by Rev. Jenkins, pas
tor of Antioch Baptist Church. The
attendance was fair and the occasion
very enjoyable. The Kansas-Mis-
souri, Association will convene with
the Baptist Church at Round Top, Au-
gust &c. All are invited.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
S~TRAIGHTEN MING COMBS

]. E. Laing, Manufacturer of Human
Hair Dye, Wigs, Toilet Preparations for
the face and hair. Hair Dressing School.
Hair Dresser's Supplies; wishes to inform
the public hat his Patent Strengthening
Combs are out again on the market.
Purchasers can get them from the Main
Store. 1715 East 18th street, Kansas City,
Mo-; Branch Store, 1916 North 10th street,
Kansas City, Kans., also at Peoples Drug
Store, 18th and Paseo; Smiths Drug
Store, 18th and Tracy; Vandeman's Hair
are Z wOnder becsuse the peonle Hbo
rave left orders for combs like them
so much. Please call. All combs guaran-
teed.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
WARD CHAPEL.

The fourth and last Quarterly meet
ing of the Conference year will be
held at Ward Chapel, 1920 Woodland
avenue, Sunday, August 20. Love
feast Monday. Thursday, August &c,
there will be a camp in the wilderness
at the church. All are invited.
REV. H. H. JONES, Pastor.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Mrs. Harry L. Watkins, 1872 Greeley
avenue, is improving nicely at her
home after having undergone a seri-
Gus operation Saturday, August IA.
Her mother, Mrs. Susie Morris of
Muncie, Ind, is with her.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
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FOR SALE-Five-rocm bungalow;
strictly modern and up-to-date. Hard
wood floors, electric lights and full
basement. Near 2Sth and Woodland.
Terms to suit. See c. H. Adkins. Bell
phone East 1O11 and Home phone East
4011.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Mr.. w. J. White of Lynchburg, Va,
was run over over by a train and killed
last week. He was the brother of Mr..
Harry White, 31S Greeley avenue and
the nephew of Mr.. D. w. White of
this city.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Mrs. A. L. Rummons, 1906 Highland
avenue, spent last week in Atchison,
Kas., the guest of her cousin, Miss
Virginia Elliott, who entertained with
a morning whist party; also Miss Hat
tie Ingram, who entertained for her
with an evening whist party.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Miss Edna H. Cook, secretary of
the Y. w. c. A, left for Chicago to
visit her parents for two weeks. The
Vesper services will be held as usual
and DR.. G. E. Horsey will be the speak
err August %.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Mrs. Rosa G. Price Of Bloomington.
ILL.,, and Miss Pearl Green of Moberly,
Mo-, daughters of Mr.. H. T. Green,
1907 Highland avenue, Kansas City,
Mo-, are in the city, called by the ill
ness of their father.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Prof. r. G. jackson left last week
for Oakland, Cal, where he had
charge of 100 voices in chorus. They
sang at Oakland and San Francisco
to Colored and white audiences. Miss
Buelah Douglass has charge of the
work during his absence.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
front room either for n or two gen.
tlemen. All modern conveniences.
Bell phone free, East 64S-J. Mrs.
NJ. L. Washington, 1920 Highland ave.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21

Mrs. Ethel Shores, 1706 Howard
avenue, and sister-in-law, Mrs. A. B.
Townsend, will leave for St. Louis to-
night to visit relatives and friends,
and on their return to Kansas City
will stop at Wellsville, Mo.