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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-02-19
COMMISSIONERS RRocEEDINes
Hays, Kansas, February Z, 1916,
500 p. m.

Hays, Kansas, February Z, 1916,
500 p. m.
The Board of County Commissioners
met this day IN regular monthly ses-
sion All members present Isaac
Zeigler, Chairman, William Grabbe and
Eli Cole. County commissioners; George
H. Brown, ST., County Clerk; and Ed
Flood, County Attorney.
The following bills were examined
and allowed viz
Adam Weigel. Salary as Janitor s 81 90
Zeigler, for viewing
roads 81 80
William Grabbe, - q g" etc. IS 90
Eli Cole, u" :. 20 20
Geo. H. Brown, as County
Assessor $50 90
c. ]. Loreditsch, Surveyor fees I43 rs
Philip Jacobs, Salary as Deputy
Treasurer so 90
A. o. Robinson, Elk. as Sheriff 50 50
NJ. NJ. Zelgler, Supplies for
pzuper Clay II Is
M. NJ. Zeigler, Supplies for
pauper Sheck 81 %
Mrs. Nora Silver, Widows pension Is 0C
Mrs. Sarah Price. 90 10 OC
n. 81. Zeigler, Supplies for
pauper Hedgepath q OK
M. n. Zeigler, Supplies for
pauper Rheim 81
Adam BAIL, Supplies for
pauper Sheck 9 Il
NJ. NJ. Zeigles. Supplies for
pauper Fox Is O;
h. II. Winters, Supplies for Co.
Court House z o.
c. A. Hardness, Fumigators l OF
Clarence Archer, hauling trash
from court house OF
Louis Gottschalk, coyote scalps 2 O
M. B. Severn, 50 2 o
Paul Ubert, q O.
G. F. Blackburn 90 a.
Roscoe Clemens, 81
W. J. Bellman, - 81 o
c. F. Blackburn, a. -
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Notice.

Notice.
The Registration books are now open
for the spring election at the Office of
the City Clerk, in the Oshant building.
Frank Loreditsch,
City Clerk.
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News Notes.

Earnest Mock entered school again
after being absent nearly two weeks
with the mumps.
Ghas. Darcy and Ira and Robert
Spencer were out Of school last week,
on account OF the mumps.
After weeks absence Miss Evadna
Kraus returned to school last Monday.
Miss Wayne Darkes has returned to
school after being absent for some time
on account of her grandfather death.
Miss Mabel Furbeek was absent for
some time on account Of illness, but has
returned to her work.
Miss Alice Beeby who is teaching in
Paleo, was in Hays last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Gladys holland, former Normal
student, was in Hays last Saturday,
accompanied by her mother.
Miss May Callison spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Anna Noll
at Ransom, Kansas.
! A German Club has been organized
by the students OF the Fort Hays Kan
sas Normal School. In this club all
meetings and elections must be held in
German. Any student of the School
has the right to join this Club.
Der Deutche Verein gave their first
program Tuesday night.
Dir. Henry ]. Allen gave lecture on
1.-THE World and It's Creator" Monday
night, in the Normal Auditorium.
The Knights of Columbus and the
Daughters of Isabella gave q social to
the Catholic Normal Students, last
Wednesday night. Ali present report
ed fine time.
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=" Peace at any price for America
means the price Europe is now paying.
See The Battle Cry of Peace at the
Hays Opera House, February 23rd.
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AfhIaffca.


= The Terrible Swedes invaded the
Tigers camp last week, and succeeded
in carrying away the victory of two
basket ball games with high score in
their favor. The Swedes are trying
for state championship. They are an
undefeated team with plenty of fight
and courage. The Tigers put up a
hard fight and the first part Of the
game was a close call, but the last part
of each game turned into defeat for the
Tigers. The final score of the first
game was 36 to q in favor OF the
Swedes. The second was also in favor
of the Swedes, with score Of 40 to 26.
With the approach of warm weather
Coach Speer has issued call for base
ball men, to report to him. He has his
battery men working out daily in the
Gym.
A class in boy scout work viii be
started this week. The time is not
known as yet. Mr.. Harris is at the
head of this class.
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SUNFL0Ww PETALS.

Plucked by the Golden Belt Spectator.
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

E. b Perry. Boston; ano. r
Swain. st. Louis; T. o. Rawlings
Dallas; T. B. Reese. Austin; L. F
Donahue, Dallas. w Dietz, ST. Louis
0. H. Weissinger. Waco; l.. S. Kel.
lum. Waco; Z. S. Jennings Dallas;
II. W, Hill. Waco: w. O. Alves, st
Louis; w. R. Pillsbury, Dallas; C. l.
Fldler. ST. Louis; w C. Dulfie. Wa.
CO; H. A. Bredow. FIT. Worth; s. r
Blake. Dallas; w H. Washington
Dallas, J. L, Russell, Waco; Fred
a. Mailander, Waco; ]. P. Burge
Atlanta, Ga; NJ. K. Fewel Dallas;
p. S, Belts, Dallas; s. w. Provence
Dallas; r. D. McCombs, city; j. G.
Harrison. Dallas; W c. Miller, Dal-
las; II. n. Peters. city: Thco. Ezell
St. Louis; F. ]. Bennethuai, Chiea.
go; VIII Hancock. city; j. Z. vii.
liams. Dallas; c. J. Maner. Blum;
II. w. Houk. Waco; A. II. Eroe
Chicago; 5. J. Mott. New York City;
J. w Walker. Chicago; T. ]. Bres
nan. 81. Louis.
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The Hnmnne society.

The Ellis County Humane society
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing. Wednesday afternoon, March
Is, at o'clock. at the Commercial
club rooms. A full attendance Is
desired business of importance,
Since it is desired to have members
and an officer in every town, village
and community of the county, it is
earnestly hoped that all who are in
terested in this work, in any part
of tho county. viii be present. II
ia likely q representative or two OF
the Dallas County Humane society
will be present at this meeting.
c. NJ. SUPPLE, President.
MISS ORA f. MILLER, Sec.
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states because ne was sue OF de-
divorce.
James Ellis vs., Farmers Gin &
Milling Co. damages,
NJ. W. Dewberrv VS. Claiborne
Taylor ct al. trespass to try title.
NJ. c. Dyer IS Il /. Dyer; divorce.
Mile Moore vs. Matthew Moore;
divorce
S. q. LOWS vs.. VIII Lewis; di-
vorce,
w. T. wideman VS.. c. f, schaff,
receiver OF the NJ, X q T. Ry. Co,
Of Texas; damages.
Annie wood vs.. w. c. Wood ct
al; partition.
Arnold Adams vs.. orleana Adams,
divorce.
". L. GOWN VS. Unknown Heirs
of Mrs. A. H. oldham, deceased;
remove cloud from title
Looander Davis VS. Edna Davis;
divorce.
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.OR. BAsSET RESIGNS
CHURCH PAST0RATE HERE
CAME TO MAIN STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH IN OCTOBER
OF LAST YEAR.
Goes to Dodge City, Kansas, Where
He VIII Accept a Work-Climate
Here is Given as Reason
For Resignation.

Some weeks ago Or. George W..
Bassett, pastor Of the Main Street
Christian church, decided TO sever
connections with the church here in
order to accept work at Dodge City,
Kan, but not until the present week
did the church board accept his resig-
nation. Dr. Bassett came TO Waxa-
hachie in October of last year from
Grand Junction, Colorado, and 1t
YVES with some misgivings as to cli-
mate conditions that he made the
change, and really he has been
afraid of the climate since. but not
until early in February did he de-
eide definitely to tender his resigna-
ton.
During his pastorate here DR.. Bias
/ sett has given universal satisfaction.
He is progressive in his methods and
untiring in his efforts in building
| up the various departments of the
church. 1t is with regret that the
| congregation parts with him.
/ Dr. Bassett will leave some time
next week for his new home. The
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Personal MENTION.
q . = . = . = = . . = . .

r. R. Nolan of Ferris is here court
ing.
Alex Witherspoon of Ferris is in
town.
Tom Jones Of Palmer is attending
court today.
John II. sharp, attorney of Ennis
is here today.
c. ]. Manner of Blum was in the
city last night.
John NJ. Loggins of Ennis was
here on business today.
Joe Boren is in town enroute to
Dallas on legal business.
7. b. Reese of Austin was a bus
mess visitor here today.
Harry Wlnniford, constable at Pal
mer. is in the city today.
Theo. Ezell has returned from a
few weeks stay in st. Louis
John NJ. Loggins of Ennis is spend
Ing the day in Waxahachie.
Harvey Childers of Ferris is here
as a. witness in county court.
Street Jones Of Palmer is here as
Juror in county court for the week,
Earl A. Brown, assistant county
attorney, was in Ferris and Ennis
yesterday holding examining trials
J. ID. simmons, in the jewelry bus
mess in Kansas City, Mo, is visit
ing his brother, ] A. Simmons, fol
few days.
Mrs. Bessie Brooks from Hills
boro and Miss Alice Watson of BY,
nun are visiting Mrs. McCarter OF
Brown street.
Mrs. w d. Knowles went to Buenf
Vista this afternoon to spend the re
mainder Of the week with her father
Joseph Keyworth.
C. J. Starnes ard Rev. Jenkins
who have been the guests OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. e. T. Richie. have returned
to their home at Forney.
Prof. r. e. Jefferies and Dav,
Heard. of the Dalton communit.
near Palmer, were in town yester
day evening on school business.
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board has not yet made ara,
for some one 10 succeed \
pastor.
LIQUOR MEN JOIN FORTS
TO STOP DRryKE,
. Los ANGELES, March

Los ANGELES, March !,
Angeles wet city withov,
gle drunk! This Is the sloI
Judge Griffith Jones OF ia
police court. Mayor c. &. s.,
and wholesale liquor dealers 4
working to Danish the reelln,
ard from this town. Analu!s|
liquor situation by judge
showed that out OF 1884 irlsl
men arrested, only four got
condition by drinking beer )!
wines. The others dFanA \
and hard stuff"
Asking the men where q
their liquor, the police fcss|
most of the drunken men cad
one of four saloons. M,
scores of bars here, but ID
shows that only four bad !
OF sending forth helpless s.as
The offending four were
| not to sell to known dranti
persons already uuder the ID
OF liquor. The average dsal
Der Of arrests decreased fna
81, and the average nunhG
arrsted Saturday night tell y
to SO. Judge Jones hopes q
tically, eliminate public y
ness within three months
More or less foolishness's'
] parade disguised as etalG- ]
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DOCS HEAD IS SENT
To PASTEUR INSTITUTE
FEAR u ENTERTAINED THAT
CANINE WAS SUFFERING
FROM RABIES.
Little Robert Connaliy, son OF Mt
and Mrs. Roy Connaiis, Was
Bitten Nv the Dog Late
Wednesday Afternoon.

Late Wednesday afternoon dog
belonging to tho children OF d, L.
parnou attacked and bit one of Roy
Ccnnally's children. and for fear
tie dog may be suffering from rab-
les. il was decided this morning to
Kin the dog and ship the head to
the paeteur institute for eNamina-
tion. The ness Of the dog was ship
ped this morning and answer should
be received some time Ia the morn
ing by wire Little Robert ConnalG
had his foot pretty badly torn up by
the dog lie was riding a bicycle and
the dog snapped him on the leg
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composition. Those vino heard hin
we're delighted.
Water Rents Due.

Water rents for the month OF
February are now due, and payable
at the office of the superintendent
Of Water Works A discount OF 10
per cent will be allowed on all ac-
counts paid on or before the 10th.
All accounts not paid by the 10th
viii be cut Off and charge of 500
will be made for turning on.
=. +. DAVENPORT, supt.
adv sol
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ROBERT CORLETT DIED
IN NEW YORK THIS WEEK

A message has been received OF
the death of Robert corlett of New
York. Mr.. Corlett is the husband OF
Mrs. Birdie Dale Corlett, who is q
niece of E. p. and Judge +. l..
Hawkins. The remains will reach
here Friday morning on the 9;25
NJ, X. & r, and interment will
take place at the city cemetery from
the station
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09

Edward Baxter Perry, blind
pianist from Boston. entertained q
very enthusiastic audience al Trini-
ty auditorium last night with lecturN
and piano recital. which is quite
unique and pleasing In its makeup,
Mr. Perry Is past master Of tie piano
ard HIS knowledge OF the history of
mugic enables him to give vivid
Interpretation of the numbers render-
ell He gave short talks before each
number explaining the history OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-09
Enmis Elks Elect.

The Elks lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers; Joe Baldridge. Jr.,
exalted ruler; Claude Brewer, lead
ing knight; Marvin Perry. loyal
knight; Claud Dietrich, lecturing
knight; Corrie Cunningham. tiler:
j. Baldridge. Sr.. treasurer; Carl
Hill, trustee; r. r. Campbell. Sec
Rotary; G. P. Anderson. represent
ative 70 Grand lodge; Billie Boren,
alternate: J B. Murdoch. Dudley
Farris and c. P. Anderson. delegates
10 state association.
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DALLAS, Texas, March 9.--Four
murder cases will be tried in crimi-
nal district court this month. John
Jones went on trial today, Fletcher
Williamson will be tried March 1Gs
Theresa Leach. March %. and Frank
Cole, March 81
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Texas Fairs Federation.

WACO, Texas, March 9.--Twenty
cities were represented today at the
meeting OF the Texas Federation oil
Fairs. called by S. n. Mayfield OF
this city, president The 1916 racing
circuit will be arranged ut this meet
ing. The circuits include the East,
Central, Vast and South Texas.
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Shriners Entertain.

HOUSTON. Texas, March 81.
Putnam Stevens. imperial potentate,
and q delegation OF officials OF the
imperial council OF mobiles were en-
tertained by local Shrlners today.
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Ti.lmnll ~ Good Rna,Is.

Judge W. NJ Tldwell OF this city
las been asked TO make an address
before the Texas Coed Roads asso-
citation which meets IN Taylor during
the present month
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Phone 4s6 viii get the printer
right now. Estimates eheerfUlly Civ
en-. J. T. Tucker. job printer. that's
all. "-(AGvl u
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% . . . -
Golden Rod and all kinds OF feed
-. cttve 4 Eovs adytf
For feed ana fuel phone Broad
head 4 Kennedy. old phone 10. Il
Everyone has an opportunity to
increase bis knowledge. Join the
sims library
N YOU want satisfaction buy the
beat McAlister coal from shive &
Keys. Also have good wood. advu
on petition OF @ r. Dunlap, trus-
tee FOR Sims Library, tho court has
recently appointed T A. Ferris az
trustee TO succeed Geo. II Cunning
ham. deceased
II you will read the Daily Light
want column closely every day you
viii pick up enough bargains in that
section of the paper within year
to pay for the Daily Light subserip-
ton over and over again. ii
Mrs Annie McCue. who WAS taken
suddenly i'll Tuesday, was removed
to the sanitarium last night and
operated on for appendicitis. She
was reported as resting very well
today.
News has been received in Waxa-
hachie that Julian Erwin has re-
signed as a state bank examiner.
Mr.. Erwin, for number OF years
bookkeeper for the Waxahechie Ma
tional bank, has been with the state
banking department a little over a
GEAR. He was first located at Wich-
ita Falls, but was recently trans
ferred to Brentwood. His plans
for the future are not known.
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IL wouldn't be nearly so far ia
Tippery II the roads were good.
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HERE AND THERE IN
THE NEWS or THE DAY

CHICAGO. March Because
she wanted to be regular pal 10
her 13-year old son. Mrs. Alice
Brown. S5. entered night high school
with him,
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CHICAGO. March Gertrude,
the Blackstone's gorgeous goldfish.
which smiled" at all the guests.
viii be buried with honors in Lake
Michigan. She was lonesome and
died.
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CHAMPAIGN. H.. Mar, 9.-John
r. Thompson. millionaire restaurant
man. who once worked for soc day
on John Il. Reub's farm. has en-
gagged Reub to manage the vast
Thompson farms near Homer.
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Knights of r,thias.

Regular meeting tonight. Al
members urged 10 be present.
G. c. MCCORMICK, {. G.
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The Daily Light gi.es tAs new
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More or less foolishnessf;
parade disguised as etala,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-01
ALLEN CHAPEL.

On account of the inconvenient
weather, Allen Chapel's congregation
was not up to the usual standard, yet,
there was a good audience. The min
lister preached. The choir was loyal
and the singing was splendid.
Sunday is the Mems Rally Day. Let
Us be prepared; for that is the ques-
ticn which confronts the nation today.
April the seventh, Miss Carrie Hunter
Lewis. the renowned dramatic reader
will arrear in Allen Chapel. She
m hiqh'v recommended. The ad-
mission is Is cents. On Good Friday
evening, Allen Chapel choir, under the
direction of Prof. r. G, Jackson, will
render a cantata entitled, "Hiawatha."
To have Prof. Jackson's name connect
ed with any program whatever, o, KS
it.
On April 4 Allen Chapel will elect
a trustee to succeed the late and much
beloved r, w. Foster.
Tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock, Rev. ].
w. Nurse of st. Stephens Baptist
Church. and his most excellent choir,
will have charge at Allen assisting in
the RalIey. Let's fill the Church at
that hour.
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ST. JOSEPH, MO.

AS this was woman's day the serv-
ices were conducted entirely by WON.
en- and was a grand success. The
morning services were by Mrs. Lii.
liam Webster. Her address was "The
Child in the Midst and was said by
all to have been a masterpiece. The
responsive reading and hymn by Mrs.
Matte Sportsman; prayer by Mrs.
Elizabeth; Ward; scripture reading by
Mrs. J. Endicott; decalogue by Mrs.
Nettie Allen; announcements were
read by Mrs. ]. H. Simms; collection
by Mrs. Eva Henson and Mrs. Emily
Hill; ushers, Mesdames Lizzie Tack,
Bell MCGEE, Alice Smith, Ada Bell,
George Smith and Tina Smith. AT the
evening service Miss Myrtle Stone
read a paper, Vision Of the Future"
Announcements by Miss Halle Galaxy
Borne. Collection by Miss Ava GAIA
way and Miss Ida Peterson. Choir
was composed of the following:
Misses Dorothy Watkins. Janstine Hol.
ly, Evetta Wheatley, Ruth Parker, Su.
sic Morley, Myrtle Walker, Pearl
Phillips, Burraine Gibson; chorister,
Miss B. X. Morrison The thanks
giving anniversary K. p. program was
held at 3 p. m. at the A. NJ. e. church
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-04-01

March 26. Dr.. Carbon was master OF
ceremonies and the program was car.
ried out completely. Prayer by Smith
Crews, the prelate. A large number
of K. of P.'s attended. The following
program was rendered: Scripture les
son, Miss Myrtle Johnson; paper, The
Bible as a Guide to the Young" Miss
Cynovia Walker; reading, Miss Edith
Perry; paper, How Are the Young
Developing Themselves Tor Christian
Service?" Miss Lizzie Washington; pa
per. Older People Should Encourage
Younger People, Miss Mayme Humid
ley: reading, Miss Ada Wheatley. The
collection was good. Rev. n. C. Blu
rem preached the sermon. Mrs. Mae
Caggier died March 25 and the funeral
was held at Holsey chapel by Rev. Nc
Creary. She leaves a mo her, husband
and a sister to mourn her loss. =
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"A GRANGE. MISSOURI.

Capt. Geo. Thomas was in the city
a few days last week and lectured
Wednesday night. ... Mrs. Verge AL
len of Kansas City is visiting at the
home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. AL
bert ALLEN, in this city Mrs. Ger
trude Scott was called to Keokuk Fri
day on account of the illness of her
cousin -. Sunday services were well
attended; the pastor preached a fine
sermon Sunday morning; a good col
lection was taken. Mrs. Harris, who
has been sick for some time. is grow
ing weaker. Concert will be given
Saturday night. at the Church hall. -.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

On account of the inclement wealth
er last Sunday the B. Y. P. U. was
not very we'll attended, but the topic
was interesting. The attendance was
Sc last Sunday. f.. +. Sunday DR.. Perry
will make a talk to the Union. Serv.
ices last Sunday were up to the stand
ard. In the morning DR.. Bacote de-
livered a powerful sermon. In the
afternoon the X. of P.'s held their
annual Thanksgiving services in the
auditorium. The services were grand.
DIR. Holmes delivered a fine sermon
to a large congregation and the X. of
p. choir rendered some fine music.
The evening worship was interesting.
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(Tune of Good Old Summer Time"

(Tune of Good Old Summer Time"
In the good old election time,
In the good old election time,
Strolling on a landslide
With your ticket fine.
Vote for George H. Edwards,
And that's a very good sign
That you're for Kansas City
In the old election time.
(Chorus)
(Tune of "T~ipperary.")
It's a long way to reelection;
It's a long way, you bet.
It's a long way to reelection
And your sun has surely set.
So farewell, Joseph Shannon;
Goodby. Henry Jost.
It's a long. long way to reelection,
That's Kansas City's boast,
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Services at the Second Baptist
Church were well attended. Rev. l..
NJ. Curtis filled the pulpit morning and
evening. Sunday morning two addi-
tions were made. Revival services at
Grand Chapel A. NJ. E. Church still
in progress. Many souls are being
saved. The X. of P.'s and Court of
Calanthe held their annual sermon
Sunday at Hartley Chapel M. E.
Church. Rev. ]. X. Ponder oficiated.
Mrs. E. Avant read an interesting pa
per on Origin of the Court. Miss
Ruth White spent Sunday in Hunts
vile. . Miss Aneata Car spent Sun
day at home the guest of her parents,
=. Miss Maggie Boyd is able to be
out again. The Elysian Art Club
met at the residence of Mrs. w. A.
Taylor 80. The Calendar Club met at
the residence of Mrs. C. Koyers. . =.
Mrs. Sylvester Terry of Huntsville
spent Sunday in Huntsville 80. Mrs.
Belle Crop and Mr.. Sylvester Cooper
spent a few days in Glasgow, Mo-.
Miss Phyllis Ford of Brunswick, Mo.
spent a few days in the city the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Edith Prather. g.
Miss Matte McClain is improving. -.
Rev. j. S. Swancy and wife and Mrs.
Belle Crop spent three days in Dali
ton, Mo-, attending the Charlton Coun-
ty Church Union, and report a pleas
ant session. ... Mrs. Lydia Richardson
an esteemed resident of our city, has
sold her property and gone to Kansas
City, Kas, to make her future home.
....Mr. and Mrs. r, j. Steward of st.
Louis, Mo, are the guests of Mrs. SUI
san Green.
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THE WATERS PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION

Desires your presence at their
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT DE LUX
Monday Evening, April 8, 1916,
at Lyric Hall, 1871 Lydia Ave.
Best of music. refreshments, dane
ing. The object of this entertain.
ment is to raise funds t. establish a
Walters Instructive Institution. 1t
means much o the Negroes of Kansas
City. SAMEUL r. HOPKINS,
President.
NJ. E. ODEN, Secretary.
Ways and Means Committee-Ed-
ward Hudson, chairman; H. R. Jack
son secretary; w. B. Garrett, s..
Price. AL Rivers, VIM. Jackson, AL
Grimes.