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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
.l9. 8ortIeannal

SDcrrn CORDS 9cboliing Dotte crl
70 ifattlidlcs crcppenbailS, iui1 man
IS c5t ielicu IN 0cn neucrcit @ebdll'
een iihoet. Plus Der imtcren GroBel
Doasflor cinporIteigen0, niinocte oie
Srcprc IN cine gerdumigc. reid ans
acllattetc @orbullc mo fiibrte Damn
cn nrei Scitcn Oericlbcn ciltlung IN
Die 0bescu StDduertc binnub nir bon
hrfltcn lrcppcnobidsen inlicrbroCbcn.
1icic &orbolle. peld)c ibr Sidt onrdl
bic bohc Giippcl crbielt, 0ic iidl ii6cr
Sem lrcppenboiIie iuolbtc, nIiBte lcs
0er ourdidjrciten Inn III Die Niblio.
'ucf o0er 0as Spciic5iiunIcr 81 dclon.
aell es mar oober einqciiibrt, odB
oic tSoniliclglieoer meldc misAcgan
gen .uQrcit, BORT Bel Der 9iiidfebr, ole
ipahrcn0 ibrcr glbpcienbeit obgegebc'
zen grieic oocr Giiitenfortcn oorinn'
ocit 0diiiia wuroen auM mlf oeu
grpBcnliid) IN Der Wliite 0ie 8hrmcn.
iirduRe oocr ioHiiigeu @uloigungsga'
rcn fir Nlaoeline liieoergelcgt mo
&crr 2oro nobnl bon ou taqlid Ieinc
3cituneen NIT in ooS 8ibliotbcf5ini-
aIcr.
i oie &orballc bcqleiictel ocnl
ci1 BETTE Ncrr 2oro imo i5roll 9iol
on ibre @diic binmis, ais iidj Die
,SollilQSbDS, oic @irarOs unO Or.
@anqban 3ulonincn perabidieoeten.
Gbmi ipollteu iic cnonoer ScbeDobl
IoQcl ais Ser 9oro elm tlcines 'Bdd.
Acu oni ocm llitteltiicb benerftc, oas
ct Idhclno in Die 0auo uohn
llcbcrmor1eu IL 6rdiilcin Bapncs
ljp5nrtetoQ1 iogtc CT I'M 5liitcrton.
Sa Ia. 0ougban, Is bat ooH icin
tSliicN. mcnn man eul alter @nabe III
ipic idj oo oari man ieincu Sicbhci
iDobl ciuuiol ciueu 9ling irbenfeu "
81 mari oos Bddd)en uon elmer Sano
I'll one on0cre $50 babe mir cine
slusUabl ionunei laiien
1imulcl @as iiir elm '9hb @aS
iili cin intd)tborer, cetdr6enoor
Snail Grltidenoer Noud nu0 Elm
iibeitioNcloer GuoIm erfiillen oel
alolUn Sin Observation-Disclosures 5nret
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

nSit sic SigtmiIbe 0laooma ii, Gel
aenalt2"
yooar in 9lQiu0[A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

z dnci0igc @rfun0ung.
,Sn Der 9loht pom 17,-tS. Scp.
tcnber 1915 giug @circiter aicnle
Der TO- Gonpa9nic Snioutcrie 9le-
ailments 9}r. 1870 Gii6iugcn-Shm0-
bid @miiuO, ans Niebin9cn Sber-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

Glue 6rapc Ebot.
@s mar in 0en 2lniaaasiagcu Ocs
Stclllmgsfricgc5 0cr Gioiion
Ger &aoia6rer @eireiter ,Snlius
Striibcl. bon ocr 4 Gompoguic ocs
Aeicrpciniontcric 9icgimauS gar l09,
mls Cberahern /. g. boiic iuidiiac
Ncie6le sum Nc9imeuiSfab 5u 6rnl
aclL Ger born inn Seller ctncs ara
3erihoiicncn Shloies mobnte
@eraoc pollic cr in ciliger 6o5rt
Gin Dom 6einoc cinacic6cucs @ro
bcnitiid iibcrpinocn Oo plobtcn ouh
iton oie critcnSdrapnens ii6er i6m
ui0 nit ser udbiien Gage iol9ten bic
oIrauoicu Siriibcl mari iib raid
buter eiuc aroBe Strobmietbe unO
lunr ae0edt
Ia iie0t en-. wie ploBliob Hitien in
oas @eiponn cine5 6eranfommcnocn
Iubrwerts cine Gjranotc f16rt. sic
Dem &icroc bcioc Goroer6cine ob.
reiBt mo cinen jungeil 9lr5t, Der aii
ocm @agen ioB, toolid pcriplmoct
syn ocn @agen a6cr lagcu idpcr
beriprnoet cnp glr3t imo Gin 0iii5ier.
Sebt golf es raid 3il banocln
Gin 5dger Der aui Der anOcrcu
1eitc ser 5rabc Gcdlma oeiluocn
hatte, 0ah Dem arncn 9'icroc ocn
@naoenihuB. scr guridc ocs glr5tcs
Heicrpiii '1crmal1 5ilnupf 3. Som
paamc ans 1ieieniholcr6oi mo
Striibcl 0urdbicbcn sic 3iigcl ip0
5tran9e, nno oonu 3oAcn iluo iAo
ben bic orei bro0en Scilic nit Ocrcul
ten ardiicn oos @cid6rt bon scr
SiraBe iiber Oa5 6cl0 100 imlucr
beiiiger imo 6citiger oie 0jrauoicu
cinIhluaen bis 1iuter sic idiitcn0e
Stro6micte.
Iie almoc BON Scr tapicren C6ot
perbrciicte iicb RAID. mo eiuc Stint
oe ipaicr lianoen oic 0rci Dor ibrcm
IIullionsfomnan0eur, Der ihncn 0as
ucroielltc arcu5 an oic @rlIi bcitctc
GraufgonGcrtbum
aao fiir Sag cbncte iur6t6oreS
,Seuer ole @r06en cit Oo orQngcn
6cinOe in cin 3cridoicneS Gra6cn.
itiid ino Ocriudten iid BON bort
nadb Iiufs lmo redts ous3u6reitcn
SIN rcdien 9lbiduit ocs Snidnte
rie.Regimcnts 9tr % Bate lmteroi
ii5ier Mebcr ans 5ulboh, areis M.
tcufirdclL bon ser .. Gonpoenie nit
ieiner @ruppe iciieu 5iiB geioBt Gr
ieuerte ieinc @ruppe nn init SonO-
Wranotcn 6ciuafinci, oen @egner
aus ocm Gcuontncncn @roben 6cr.
ans3mugien @r iel5ii Orang on Der
5pibc Dor Gin 6citiges sSniantcric
6cuer empiiug i1n S,u5piidcu wur.
Sc Ser 6eino did BON Der linten
3lonfc ongeariiict 10 BOB in icincu
Nciben &eruirrng cntliauO.
Gicicu gluacn6lid nnbte lluierofii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

amt cl9encn Sllgcn 5il lcbcn glc5,
y}oino obntc M ibrer llnlcbnl0 ridlt,
oaB iicb bintcr oicicr gldu5cnocn PIT.
Bcuiciic tieic SNottcn borgcn Sic
miiBte uidt, OnB i6r licbeuspiir0igcr
@irt cine QcDeime, itctS podJicnoc
6lirGt I'M &cr6cu trlg, ,6ic er lidi iclbii
nidi cnnclieDcn inod)tc, 0oB ibr bib.
ic6er gitniiiti0cr' Eiihndc6bot mo
ibre 5rcllnoin Dfo0elinc boil lcbpercr
yclorgnis mnsen mo ielblt Or. @ou-
Gbon Der crniic gciebtc gfmiu nit
ocp eolcn 3iigen, Der ncben lpo0clue
loB, lidD Der idner3ihen SmcfcI niGt
erlucbren fowltc, oie icin Geuijt Be.
oriicften
TirM 6olIingsbps llaliidl9c
sSra9e, SorOs @ruiocum0 lmo' ibre
cigcncn hoitigcu %ortc, mcro ireilic9
Oic tSrcll0e Ocs glbcnos 9sii6rtmic &c.
icbidt moi nhd oorii6cr binpegging,
gllS INN obcr ,5rml 6ollinasbD oben.
0rein inn Nobil5inner Don OerYrono-
itiftlmg alii 0cr Neutrality-suspicious.
cr3abltc, 0n iu0r ollie Knit flir .VioWd
Onhin. 9Sic Der giomc ibr in ocn
Gbren tlong IS lieB i6r teinc )iu6c,
imo iic mar irob olS iic ii6 utrab.
id]ieOcn ouritc.
9locbOcn ie lire lcidtcu @nllga
uMgemoricn ni0 Wlnocliiq, Ole ic ms
glntleiOe5innncr 6eglcitcte. &cbcuoDl
acidgt botte, elite iic Die Grcppe bin
utter fam in Der %orballe an Oeu
9iencr porbct Der Iid5 e6rerbictig per-
beiiate, mo gelnn9te in Die 6mISihir.
.0ort id6ien lic lcoo1 efuaS an ibrcm
gln5ug 3i iild)cn; iic febrte roid) nix
Der lml leqte Sd6er, Sanoid)nbc mo
Soicbeutu6 mti Den W1itteltiib in Der
Ior6olle, biidte iiCb lmO bob cincit
Ghleier bonn 9ooen ocl lie porbin
BORT perloren bo6en mlBte. Der 0ic.
ner, luelher Oer rolDen 5emcgunncn
0er onnltigen jlugen Dame uerplnt.
aert geiolgt mar, fab nod, lUie.iie ct.
mas pom Gid nnbn ODER binlegtc,
uuo iobloB Die Sir wieoer bintcr i6r.
(Sortiebuna folat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
9lan erpa0nc hcu ..sIaIiIuloFs eOFFsNOHAtHi"-

usSames 8. 9liogeID-glominlcnt~
i'm Snrlem-@arf.
Statuc BON Sen. Sobn 90. SooO
-m @oltimore-StraBe mo Sop
fins-&loce.
Statue BON cir @iaiam @oqoce
i'm &ruio Sill-Ynrf.
Statue BON Cornelius Colbert
al St. YoulSiraBe, am Gingoua
sum @erihts0e6onoa.
Nionument oui Dem ylort5 Eoiut
S6lndticlOe-
nGlommcnt fir 0ie 6rciwilli9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

fam imo sic S6ultcupe6r unO Sen
0jrabcn rettcic.
Sir Oicicn 6cl0cuuit6iQcn &oupf
mo oicicS imcri1rodcnc 9hlS6orrcn
iuur0s Soen 5um llutcroiii5icr 6cior-
ocrt imo NIT Dem Giicrncn &rcuj
jweiicr aloiic ou505ciAnct
@io6tcn % dti9c Gnt
0cdungcu.
@crdui6c, oic i'm Gompoonic 9l6.
idniit cincs ioAiiibcn &niautcric
&c9imcitS bon Scr cngIihm Stcl
hlu0 Der luc0cr6olt in Der Jloht pcr
nonuEcn parcL licBcn crfcmcL Dab
Der 6cin0 ciirig an Der &crlidrfing
ioincr Ninoorniiie arbeitcic Ger
Scrgcant 6ricorb &iibn aus Ores
Ocn9l., Der @circitc Der 9lcicrpc aurl
Simmer ans Scipjig 9omcpie mo
Scr Soloat @nIil 2roitie ans Gidnt
mcloctcn ii9 iroimiaig 5ur gluSiiib-
unla cincr @otroullc, INN llmiang
lnO 9nlsOc6mug oicicr 9lr6eitcn icit
5utcucn sic ii6eriticgcn pic 9rult
uebr mo gingcu 5ilcrit gc6iidt, Damn
lric1cno an Comm entlong. bis iic
oui Die criicn ieiu0licben 0robtOcr
baue iticBei. 80 Dieter uorports be-
iono iid Scr engliicbe S1iben9ro6en.
,Se0er ghlgenblid. in Dem Oie @oltcn
oos @cii6t ocs NlonocS Ucr6lltcn
miro aus9cmibt nm onh MIR pcligc
Boil uouudris 5u tonnucn. Wicbrcre
lcihie Gr0crb6hlrU9en lailen lb Ocnt
lih crFcnncn. Ord6te, Die aus oicicn
fiinitlihcn MauhuilrfSbiigcln bcrauS
noN Der icinOlihen @rNhpcbr Der
loiicn pcr0cn nit Der Gro6tldterc
oirdppidt ober ie0r porlidtig, 0elm
ic0e ungcididic 9crii6ring tonntc
Nlincn ent5iinOcn, Grobtigcl mcr0cn
lciic cnporgc6o6cu. Gas Wrobcn
itid an 0er StraBc i6cint itorf be
iebt 3h lein mon ucrnimnt oiclltimr
ni0cs sQiurncln ,Sebt ihlagen nit
cincm Nialc mc5rcrc @cid)oiic in luls
nHitclbarer Babe Gus Scr 6lonfc Gin.
0itt an Ocl @oocn geiAmicgt, negcn
Die orei &cltc mic crliorrt Oa. 9cm
3iuiid9c6oil pcrocn nod mcitcrc
lpi6tigc GntOcdinl9cn gcnaht. &icr
@oiten iino an porocrcn Nan0 ocs
icinolihcn @rabcns iidtbar. Sin
Sappentopf mo scr @rn6cn Der i'm
inn 3id5nd nit Der 9rltihucbr pcrbim.
0ct iic5cn poQ @oiicr. 9lo6c5u iinii
ShmOcn noren pergangcn ieit aii5n
9ionincr mo &ralic 0cn @robeu uer.
loiien 6oitcL ais iic nit 0cnl itol5cn
0iciiibl trcler %ilidteriuMmg lpicocr
.5uriidfomen. Scrgcant &ii6n mtr0c
iiir icin broocs &er6altcn Sum &icc.
5clomc6cl, @efrcitcr &amner 5lum.
llnteroiii5icr 6ei0rocrt. Solodt &rou.
ir cr6cIt bic 6ron5cnc 6rieorid PHI
ouii 0gcooiac.
2 dnciDigc 0rfun0ung.
sSn Scr 9loc6t pom ifs Scp.
tcmber 1915 giua @cireiter &iculc
Ger TO- Gompa9nic Snianicrie 9le.
ailments 9lr tS0 Gii6iugcn-Shmd
bid @miinO ans Nlebin9cn Gbcr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

finOlidlc SrGiibcngra6cn iomic Gin
Hoiicnloh iuurocn mbcett por0c.
funoen Eurd oen iolgcnOcn Grobt
Oerbau tonntc iid Bic &atrouiac nod
80 Dieter bin0urhorbciicn %eet
murOc 0ic @oirolille beiti9 inter
6cucr gcnonlncu. Ga ierncr oos
gSoiicr INNER ticier luurOc, mubtc
iid Der Sii6rer. Inn BON icincr rid.
wdrtigcn 9l6t6cihing niht o6gei6uit
TEN 81 perOcn. sur &iictfc6r cntibIic
Bcu
Nicr6ci WurOc nod cin Shubtor.
rcL Scr onihtincuo 5uu Eransport
BON SoinocrliBmatcriol scoicut bobcn
mlBtc nitgcnonnncn nlO pol Sta.
deloroht bclo0cn nit III Oc Stcl
luna jiriid0e6radlt
lin 10 llbr fc6rtc Die &oirouac
uol5dbfg mo NIT wictti9cn Gr9c5
niiicn 5ur Gonpognie 5lriid
Allcin 0c0cn 6rai5oicn
uno 2 hiuor5c
giad orciidgigcm Eronmelicuer
0rongeil weiBe imo idwar3c Srou5o-
len III Sen @nuptgra6cn oen bic 3
Gompagnc cineS r6ciniihen Sniau.
tcricrcgincntS 6eieBt bieIt. Gas
@ra6cnitiid oes rcdteu 5liigels Ser
Gompo0nic itono in @eio6r. Dcrlo.
rem 5li gc6cn "a itiir5ic scr ~c-
ircitc Socu Sicin6rldorbcitcr, miS
llnfelbo1 bel Nenogcn, nit ciligcu
topicrcn @lonnihoitcn an bic Shul.
tcnpebr. ipclhc rcdicn lm0 liitcn
Sligd irclnitc. imo no6u oen@anpi
gcAcl bic i'm @robcr porOringenocn
Shlpor5en od. 0lit luobI1cjclicn
Shiiiien itrcdtc Die mhbige Shaar
cine groBc gIn5a6l Der 8einoc ilicOer
1od innier neuc &crit6rtun0en IA
men beron un0 periudien Ourdpl
brcbcn.
@eircitcr Socn lieB &anogronotcn
bcr6eiboIen uno begann bon neuen
nit icinen wenigcn @etrcucn cincn
per5uciihngspoaen &ompf. Sic
sSron3olen bclonocrs sic Sdpor5elt
fingcn Die 8onogranoten ouf mo
poricn lie nit groBer @eididIidtcit
oui oie iid mc6r mo mc6r lihtcuoc
SAaor Der lliirigeu 5uriicf 10 ooB
bolO MIR nod orei Wlom Die Scr
tbcioigrng oiliredt 6ieltcn Sin
boumlonger Scncgomeacr iebte oen
braocn GGmpicm 6cion0crs itdrf 5lL
Dis cine oifgcionQcnc @ouogronotc
in icincr @ono erplo0irtc lmO ibn
in Stiidc rib. Ga foBtc ser @eircte
Socn Scr MN icinen iAdrfitcn @cg.
ner pernidltct lab, nclicn N}tb. Gr
lieB oen lcBten icincr @oneraoen Scr
i5m nod acblie6cn mar 5lridgc6nL
nm &critdrfingen 81 cr6ittcn @o5
oQciit nit toatil6ncr Eo0cSUcrod)
hm9 iii1rtc cr Ocu @onlpi lucifcr. Gr
per6arriIaoirtc Oen 2oli9ra6cn nit
bcrilmliegcn0cnSo mo mari
5lpildcnourd @ano8ranoicn Ga
biclt cr oic SteIlung foit cine 6ol6e
Stunoe i'm itdrfiicn Suiontcricieucr,
bis bic ericbnte Gcriidrflng 6erbci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
2l. 4opitcl.
SeeIenfampie.

llli jencm Eoge mar Yloina q
.roir In Ser uliidlimiicn Stinlnuud
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
MASONIC MEETING.
March l, 1916.

After a visit to each of the eleven
lodges of the city Mr.. w. G. Mosely,
chairman of the semi-centennial COM
mittee on the celebration of the fif-
tieth anniversary of Masonry of Mis-
souri,, has called a joint session of the
committees of the several lodges to
meet at Masonic Temple, Eighteenth
and Woodland avenue at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, March 8.
This committee will have charge of
all of the arrangements and plans for
the coming session of the Grand
Lodge in August, at which time the
golden jubilee will be celebrated.
Chairman Mosely reports that he
found a splendid spirit among the
brethren of the craft and indications
point Sto the greatest series of enter
tainments ever conducted in connec-
ton with a Communication of the
Grand Lodge.
Last Sunday afternoon joint com.
mittee of the three local commander.
les met and among other things de-
cided to hold week encampment
during the session and to entertain the
Missouri Kansas knights Templar AS
sociation in their twenty-fifth anniVer
sary or silver jubilee.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
TROY, KANSAS.

Mr.. Chas. Pennel of Lawrence, Kan
sas was visiting relatives in this city
the past week. .. Miss Emma Starr of
Highland, Kansas, visited her relatives
Mrs. Effie Clark from Friday until
Sunday evening and attended the La
dies Day Program at the A. M. E.
Church d. q. Mr.. Emery Smith of st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, was visiting in Troy Sunday.
-. Miss Elsie Lair was shopping in
st. Joseph Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Webster and children attended
the Ladies' Day program in Troy Sun
day. Mrs Maggie Ough of Soldier,
Kansas, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schumache Saturday and Sun
day. Mrs. Maude Butcher and daugh-
ter Amanda, were shopping in st. Jo-
seph Saturday and remained until Sun
day evening visiting friends. :. Mrs.
Henrietta Bolts and son, Tilford, of
Blair, Kansas, attended the Ladies'
Day program Sunday e. Mr.. Paul Tay-
lor arrived in the city the past week
after having spent several months in
Canada and Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs.
f16uIy IdNlS anu MI. anu hIS. OdlhuCl
Davis of Wathena and Mrs. P. d. Da-
Wis and little daughter, Leila Florence.
of Hutchinson, Kansas, were visiting
relatives and friends in the city Sun.
day also attending the Ladies' Day
program. The Mite Missionary Tea
was entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Jetta Johnson. Miss Anna d.
/
Taylor visited her sister, Mrs. Ella
Simms and brothers, Messrs. David
and John Taylor of st. Joseph Mon
day. . +. The Ladies' Day Program was
indeed a success spiritually and finan-
cially. A large crowd was in attend
ance and enjoyed each of the sermons
that we're rendered by Mrs. Dora Lee
Mrs. Anna Ward and Mrs. Mary Schu
mache. The program was carried out
to the letter and it has been some time
since we have had such glorious class
meeting as we held in the afternoon
The Lord was indeed in the meeting
: the entire day.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Everybody Get Ready for the National Negro Business League Join Now
TIE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Mayor-George H. Edwards.
For City Comptroller-Eugene H..
blake.
For City Treasurer-tHarry E. Bar.
ker.
For Members Board of Education
VIM. A. Knotts (RepD, James e. Nu.
gent (Dem.)
For Judge South Side Court-Joseph
F. Herman.
For Judge North Side Court-Fred
w. Coon
UPPER HOUSE.
Albert l. Beach, l.. L. Adams, George
L. Peterson, Emil Dorm, J. II. Frame,
Charles o. LaRue, E. b. harrington,
John H. Speas.
LO,, CIR HOUSE.
First Ward-John a. Lawrence.
Second Ward--John y. Sterrett.
Third Ward-G. W. Duvall.
Fourth Ward-Amos Townsend.
Fifth Ward-Joseph Lasson.
Sixth Ward-N. G. Hatch.
Seventh Ward-Charles p. Wood
bury.
Eighth Ward-Frank Seely.
Ninth Ward-E. E. Canham, jr.
Tenn ward-E. e. Lower.
Eleventh Ward-Herbert NJ. Fletch.
er.
Twelfth Ward-Louis Oppenstein.
Thirteenth Ward-Walter NJ. Knoop.
Fourteenth Ward-Allen F. Finnell
Fifteenth Ward-Edw5 V. Simons.
Sixteenth Ward-Ed L., Wmn.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
LAGRANGE MO.

Mr. and Mrs. Eston of Quincy, ILL.,,
visited Miss Mary Taylor Friday ...
Rev. c. H. Hardy returned to his home
in Hannibal Thursday. e.. Quite a num-
ber attended the dance Friday night
given by the l. o. o. F. Jolly club. Sew
eral of the guests we're from Keokuk,
Canton and Quincy y... Those on the
sick list are reported better. Mrs.
Ollie Lewis, of Keokuk, visited her
mother Friday and attended the dance
Friday night. Rev. Page will fill his
pulpit Sunday at the A. NJ. e. Church.
Rev. Robert Hawkins preached at
the Baptist Church Sunday and quite
a number of white students attended
Sunday night Mrs. Gertrude Scott
is home after a two weeks visit in
Keokuk. Mrs. Georgia Cant was con
fined to her home last week on account
of la grippe. 81. Mrs. Lizzie Benton and
daughter we're Quincy visitors Satur-
day.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04

er of girlhood jumping from the cliff
to her death rather than face the dis
grace, you would look at us, and your
boys would look into the faces of our
boys with feelings of mingled hostility
and rage; of hatred and distrust. The
scene of the lieut.. Governor Lynch,
making love to Elsie Stoneman leaves
stencil in the nostrils of any cham
pion of outraged womanhood, and lab
els an entire race with the elements
of the brute.
Il is unfair to the Negroes of Hell
ena, because of the place in which it
is to be staged Getty Auditorium).
We in proportion to our financial
ability, pay taxes and thereby assist
in building and maintaining the city
conveniences, and we do not deem it
consistent with our standing as men,
to idly sit, and without an effort to the
reverse, allow a show to be shown that
| is intended to rob us of the enjoyment
that our hard and small earnings have
provided for us.
Your Honor, and Gentlemen of the
Council, We have in part, submitted
our protest The issue is with you.
Men of wisdom, of justice and the love
of fair play that you are, we withdraw
from your honorable presence with the
feeling that our cause is in safe hands.
not for mercy, however, but for JUS
tice.
| We feel that your actions will be in
accordance with the principles of the
immortal Lincoln, with malice to-
ward none, with charity for all; with
hrmness in the right as God gives you
to see the right"
MATTE E. McGINNIS.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
BRUNSWICK. MO.

Sunday was beautiful day ... Rev.
McCamey filled the stand Sunday and
preached an inspiring sermon. =. Sun
day evening we listened to splendid
lecture by Prof. Rogers of Des Moines,
la. His ensbject was Light" and he
brought out many good points. =. Prof.
Payne has been on the sick list for a
few days but is much improved. 49,.
Mrs. A. Saunders visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Payne, last week.
After spending several days she re-
turned to her home in Jefferson City
-. Rev. G. w. Berry, pastor of the A.
NJ. E. church, left Thursday for Gales
burg, ILL.,, to visit his wife, who has
been there several weeks visiting her
children. /. /. The Golden Leaf club met
at the A. M. E. parsonage Wednesday
evening. The club is progressing nice
ly under Mr. Heber Ford as president
-. The jublic school is progressing
nicely under the leadership of Prof
r. H. Payne and Prof. S. w. Bigsby.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
Boone, Mayme Vaughn, Emma Hurle!
and Nellie Kitchen.
AWAKE! AWAKE!

The Friendship Baptist church, 18th
and Tracy avenue, will begin great
revival meeting Sunday, March 5, con
Quoted by Rev. z. M, Winder, DID,, OF
Columbia, Miss. Rev. Winder is rec
ognized as one of the ablest preach
ers of the state of Mississippi. Don't
fail to hear him. Bring your sinners
friends, and have them saved. You
are cordially invited to take part in
this soul saving meeting. Sunday
March 5, 10 m, Sunday school; II
m. sermon; 3 p. m. baptizing; 6 p
m, B. Y. p. u; p. m. the pastor
will deliver the sermon of the meet
ing. Don't fail TO attend these meet
ings. G. w. BOYD, Pastor
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
MOBERLY, MO.

The revival at Second Baptist
church is still in progress, there be
ing twelve additions. . . Rev L. C. Cur
It's, student of Western college at Ma
con. filled the pulpit the entire day
Sunday. His sermons were inspiring
and full of good thoughts =. Rev. A
w. Ross of Fulton, Mo-, is in the city
this week, the guest of his mother-in
law, Mrs. Lula Diggs. e.. Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church is having great meet
ing. Nine additions Services Sun
day were well attended. Sunday morn
ing sermon, 81 Am Not Ashamed OF
the Gospel" One addition. At p
m. sermon to the women. Subject
True Womanhood" At night sermon
on "The Pale Horse and Its Rider
The house was packed at each service
go. Miss Oneta Carr spent few days
in the city the guest of her parents
-. Rev. M. S. Bryant, presiding eld
er of st. Joseph district, is assisting
Rev. ]. X. Powder in series of meet
ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Stur
geon, Mo-, spent a few hours in the
city. DR.. j. E. Jackson, colored dent
list, made a business trip to Fayette
Mo-, Tuesday. cut of town guests il
the city are: Mr.. and Mrs. White o
Fayette, Mo. Miss Lee Eta Owens
has closed successful term of schoo
and is now at home. Mrs. Edit
Prather is visiting her parents II
Brunswick. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr!
Lowey have moved into their nev
home Rev. W. H. Davis had part o
his mission band from Forest Green
Mo-, at Pilgrim Rest Baptist churcl
Friday afternoon and night, which ren
dered great service to the revival
We are glad to have them. . . Mrs. c
r. Mcdowell, past grand matron of H
Of j., passed through enroute TO
home. Those on the sick list ar
as follows: Mrs. G. T. Carr, Mrs
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
THE BUSINESS LEAGUE.

Last Sunday night at Ward Chapel
the Business League was represented
by VIM Hopkins, Taylor Holmes and
Sol Smith. The next Sunday evening
March 5, meeting will be held at the
C. M. E. Cchurch on Paseo between
18th and 18th streets.
Some member of the League made
a suggestion that Mr.. Chas. Stewart OF
Chicago might have some words OF
cheer for the business men of our city
and it was decided to get in touch
with all members and friends who
could be reached over phone or by
word and have an informal luncheon
at the DeImonico, at which Mr.. Stew
art could meet and speak to the men
The affair was decided success. The
food was well served. The speeches
were full of sound doctrine and well
received. Those present wer: Mr.
Chas. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Sol Smith, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Davis
Miss Baldwin, Miss Wheeler, Messrs
Bower, Page. Lee, Dickson, Johnson
VIM. Johnson, Allen, Mattson, Wilson
and Salisbury. Speakers: ]. A. vii
son, j. d. Bewser, ]. r. E. Lee, G. A
Page and Mr. Dickson of the STANDARD
Life.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
la ELEcHE. CANADA.

The Dixie Imperial Literary Society
in LaFleche, Sask., Feb. 13. had a
very interesting meeting. Excellent
papers were prepared. Mr. Browning
Allen read a paper on the Immortal
Lincoln and our own Frederick Doug
lass. Mrs. Buckner gave a scientific
analysis of the 23d Psalm. Mr.. Nor
ris gave a little Negro poem. Miss
Cleo Dickerson gave a grammatical puz-
zle. Miss Smallwood gave Gods Law
of Adjustment, and Mr.. Buckner gave
an address entitled BLOW Up the
Gifts That Are Within You" H. T.
Burleigh's Deep River" was sung by
the entire society. Each meeting is
increasing with interest.
w. C. BUCNKER.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-04
WOMEN, SLEAGUE.

The Woman's League wishes to
thank their friends and the clubs for
the assistance rendered in raising the
following money in the rally known
as "the War With the German and
Allies" which is to be applied on the
mortgage of the Working Girls Home,
1925 Cottage, also grateful to Watkins
Bros, Stewart & Smith, DR.. T. C. I'm
thanak, DR.. ]. E. McCampbell, the
Weaver Floral Company, DR.. ]. E. Per
ry, Thomas Black and the Overland
Company for the use of their automo-
biles.