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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

prcko Grahova do Magauiha 2l3i M. prcko Stola
2259 m y Scycrodlhaushc gore.
lzmrd gorovia j. u%aiNiSi" po"orir Durmitor
) Corovo pcciuo JOS m. Durmitor vclia IA uga-
sci yuIkan. N kar @ovori tudi iri>tvo. da ic najri
tam cruz tivmo poriiruo kamcuic.
Polcg H. omcnjruIh CORA ir omrmiti S. kucki
kom. 2l90 m, GradiStc, 221G m, .Iablanov vrh.
DOS m. Iijovo. 213i IN. Liubicno 22%9 m in ViSi-
tor, 2260 M. Lovtrm. XII jc lapiral Cruo goro proti
kotoru. 81 dviga 100 m vi>oko.
Izmcd NEST n|aivctic ic Pc, L 5000 prchival-
ci, nat" Podgorica L 10000. tlrinj in NikSit. vSako
; 1000. Cctinic : 1000 in Bar : 1000 rrcbivalci.
h Iiara. Iii j. Sc pray primitiyno pri>taniScc.
gre ozkotirna zclcznica 5 N|irpazar oh zapadncm
koncu SkadrSkcga iczcra, Iii j., priSlo v trmogor-
skc r"kr in Xxi 81 "a ic 5rllogor>ka vlada tckom tc
volnc popolnoma laStila Skadrom vrcd. XII ir Stel
pred dvcmi lett kakih 10000 prcbivalccv.
Prcbivalstvo Crnc gore ic vcciidcl SrbSko. pri
ladnJI o%kupariji po balkauskj voini pa ic dobiIa
'rna CORA tudi mnogo Albauccv. Xxi So DO yrcini
~krIStlanl ali northumberland. docim 50 Srbi pravo.
SIaVnr we're L maliIui izicmami.
Mctropolitu ma Cctiniu j. podrcicuib ,6 -.
moNtahov, katcrih naislovitciSi So ma Cctiniu. Y
oSirogn in Morati. katolicani pa So podrcicu
katollskemu metropolitu V Baru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
v AVSTRIJSKI SLUzBI?

V ameriSkih ceSkih krogih ie
lbudila veliko razburjcnjc afcra,
HI doSlcj Sc mi dOvolj pojasnjcn. XII
pa pac zahtcva tcmcljito p~ojaSnilo.
DIR. f'rantiSck ISka je bill svoj-
cas- katoliSki %duhovnik, potcm sta
rokatollSki, napoSled .jc zapustil
tudl To ccrkcv in sc .je V Amcriki
poSvctll propaganda IA Svobodo-
mlSclStvo. Polcg tcga .jc izdajal
trdnik "Nesmir', Xxi je bill Steer
namcnJen Svobodni miSli, pa .je,
zlaSti odkar jr vojna V Evropi, "a
haJal tudi prcccj Y politiko. Ravmo
kar Sc ticc vojnc, jc prihajal 4 We
emo ccskih liStov navskriz.
V ncdcljo .ic pa objavil Chi
cago Herald" slcdcco vest:
"Provid"ncc journal tiska da-
mes %poSnetck dopiSa, podpisamcga
cd barona Iwicdincka, uradujoce-
"a avStrijSkcga poSlanika, adrcsi-
rancga chicaSkcmu konzulatu.in la
poSnctck ina dOkazati, da dale av-
StrljSka vlada Sc nadaljc darila V
gotuVcm dcnarju navidczno new
tralnim ccSko-amcriSkim listom.
"DopiS dovoljujc izplacilo me
SeGnih 200 dolarjev FrantiSku lSki.
izdajatelju GcSkcga tcdnika. Xxi H.
haja 1910 w. Is. st. in mu jc prilo-
zen eek ma 500 dolarjcv IA prvc
Stiri mcsccc 1916.
"DopiS omcnja A.G. Mclicharia.
HI jc bill nckaj casa ta.jnik kon-
grcSmika \. j. Sabatha in XII ie
bill obdolIcm pro ncmSkcga dclova-
nJa.Mclirhar jc zapustil Sluzbo pri
kongrcsniku %. januarja. dcvct
dni, odkar jc bill napisan dopis.
Trdi Sc, da jc bill Mclichar odpuS-
cen cd mr.. Sabatha. kcr jc hotel
IA pokazati, da me- odobrava ME
govcga dclovania, ia pa jc lc ne
kaj casa vcdcl o njcm...'
lSka trdi. ia nj dobil nikdar no.
h"nc nagradc katcrikoli obliki
me- cd avStrijskc Wade. he IL kate
rcgakoli vira, ia hi barval clankc
Y Nc>miru.
Providence Journal. XII izha-
ia Y Providence, drzava Rhode
Island, jc tiSti list, XII ie Svo.jcas
objavljal G%oritarjcvc clankc. &c
hi hodo pac poSkrbcli, da pride
%rcSnica ma dan. Ma cni Strani mo-
ra hiti ncpoStcnost, in izkazati Sc
mora, ma katcri jc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

kaj vrcdcn. Dame bodo morda vi
dele, ia ne stanujejo dclavci V re
Zidcncah. ia 50 bajtc, V katerih
p%rchlvajo pOgoStoma p%rolctarci,
tako polnc Spranj kakor rcScto lu-
kcnj. da zivi marSikatcra velika
druzina Y dvch 'roomih.' ia .jc
marSikatcra kuhinja obcncm Spal-
Mica, ia ina ma StotiSocc otrok II
leo "a cdino igraliScc, ia noSijo
drlavci in dclavkc Svoi dinner
Y papiriu $ scboj ma dclo. ia so tc-
nrmcntnc klcti clovcSka bivaliSca
ia raStcjo pc kotih gohc, Xxi pa hi
50 Sampinjoui. da prcbiva Z ljud
mi tubcrkuloza, in ia 1--WE psi, ma
exc in opicc dam IL drulbc Y VISA
KEN 6ziru bolic' in fincje kakor
maSa d~clavSkcga liudStva.
UNpchi WalShcvc komiSijc SO
prrdlozcui vladi in kongrcsu in ii
skani dcbcIi kniigi. Dale pa
tudi MISC priili: Kongrcs ina Skr
hi : preparedness. L Nillo in Car
ranzo. Z moruariSko akadcmijo, +
WilNonoyo zmanjo pTitiko kak,
mai 81 bayi : tenn, kar j. zahtcvalj
Wal>hcva komiSija kjc maj wa
me casa i'm drnaria IN SoriaIuo no
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
Ia pravico ribicev.

Dr|avna industrij>ka oblast V
l'oSionu. Mass, jc izdala jako vaz.
no razSodbo: Mornarii ma rib
SKIN parnikih. katcrc zadcnc med
VolnJo ncsrcca, so opraviccni do
"dNkodnInc po kompczacijski 30
NtaNI, ne glcdc ma To. kako dalcc ic
oddaIJen parnik cd kopncga. Slo
J' IA Smrt ribiCa Nickcrsona.
katercga so odncSli valovi lani 6.
marca : krova parnika "Mado.
macka ko ic ribaril 6 mill cd
kopncga. Obtozcua druzba ic II
v"llav!jala, da Sc .ic pripctila ne.
Sreca izvcn trimiljncga pasa. kicr
hcha Jurisdikcija drlavc. Indu.
StriJska oblaSt IA .ic razsodila. da
ohNega zmiscl pcstavc tudi Ia sln-
cal Ter Jc priS. dila vdovi ponc.
Srecenca $1,000 odSkodninc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
Il Mehike.


|d"llJ" N"h"'" :" |aN/ch mchi-
Nk' f"NarJl pod hacel>tvom zen
'",''o n'!rS P'N'N''o h'kr poIJ'-
"''>"' "'''"u'' "uN"drr 50 rrel
r'rei'a'l Nia'iil' r't'. NaSh'Jc So
""'''' N'"'''' ''t' "Jar'hla III So
r"PafJc %'p't pro"naI'. TO "a
'".'J" p">cN'NH J' %ah''NaI ropar-
* poglavar F2',ooo zlatu. cesar
"a III "oE'' d''I'l. Napadalri So
,"ll'Nll ; poNcNtNa NNc bia"o M
rug Po'r'pN'lh'' r"irg t'ga pa
~ f"'""" uoIarlcN 'afranZoVcm
"'i'"'J"' NIhrFIha'lc' :" poNNarlIl'
"'J %"i,u>'' '"'irIlo oKr"|J'' kJer
N'"''Jo '"P"rJ''
ior"'''a' Nl jim Jr d"'ll norma
''NN' department ou |apadhc III
"'''' o""'' M''''Nc' Ia|'iahJa-
w. -" "'N'o'"'J>'I" ~"rraf|"-
W. ''""" ,'""' 'olJ h'Narlo ra-
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29

vi mipnlUuDSkpm lt/trl ln Inlst TuSlurItlD
H., si 10 tr,bo siIomo ti;.n,i mn. T., OH rnnrji.t
ncm Ensu $. ir zgodiio Prin,rr. ,ort,r 80
Cbicoyi in royno soda 10 mor,I, ,o.i,i ho,,ho IN
IT,; ,n.a,na ,a,n:;np naI t. II.."
skriyaI mcStni grnft Royno s,J,i to ii h;In ,r.'
ba nett mn isloycsncisc bimnc rrnmLI;.anski sn..
ciclno Thonnsonovi uprov; s., ,ni,.io $50 ali i,
vsi nrsti y civ Hall kirr 80 mu5ii, Lnm,.;i , nn,
Tn svoiega obrozo : prciskayo ~, iroyo;:cgn Gknn.
dala
Rio Ru Thomnson IL rrisor I,,i l,kor ,,liL
;unok = mestno biio k,r j. ~, naIi,i..r;, = tni
dczcli ma iholi notrcbro :. !. n,r.l. n,n,.. H.,
sed. in blostcs. r.,zc Sic.r J.. l,l o.y,i5 .no
Sohnostih doslci maIo dokazov. j.lI,m;rati O. mo-.
Sta,i urrsvi - o:i;ccuiu ;,,n.o. ;i.li.ri.
konitosti ! 10 ~, luaI l., l,.; :, chi.,.L,
liudstvo 70 tixockrot sEs,Io fax. =, ,oJ,I,o I..o
dc oJ Jrucih IN J,si !, tiso.E,ut yIL.r, L., -
q , ,,Lini Ln.oI,,,i l. y;,,l,
i,r;, :, ,o,I.r ,mr;.I, i, Ii .,;
TO kerr so stare bc,cJc ilyovaripI, nov, nsta
Scdai hi bill tloyck .ahko ral.,.Icr Lni ~.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
Vulkan bruha.

Ognjcnik LaSScn Peak j. zaCrl
V zadnjcm casu zopct dclovati, ka-
kor zatrjujejo prcbivalci Y dolini
Hat Creek V California;. Pravijo.
da prihaja IL ognjcnikovcga zrcla
dim III para ncprestano. dasi lc V
malih kolicinah. IL Bending, Cal.
ie vidcti, da Sc dviga dim IL ognic-
nika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
DESET DAM II DRUZBE.

-
Halo, Nckai rcSnicc mora biti
vcndar V TEN. da obStoii nckai IA
kcga kakor >ocialuo vuraSanie.D.-
set dam il driIbc ic y Chicagi sno-
zu&lo. la ic y DRAW dan,ki mcnJa
uckai -nil,ta. Dc>ct dam IL dru5.
be-.
To jc tr,ba razumc,i. Domi>'ia
mo i >iccr. la >mo y>i c,ani druI.
be. cIoycIkr drulbc. Nmpak to M,
vclia. Drulba. society. >ocittf
Gc>cllSchaft. to >o tiS,i grntlcmanf
in ti>tc ladies. Iii .tauuicio Y re
zidcncah prvcga rcda. XII Sc po tri-
krat ali >tirikrat ma dan prcoblaci-
.io. kcr So II r>me It'll ma v~cGcrio y
tisti obleki kakor ma obcd. Iii ina
10 Svoic automobile. i'm XII vedo o
dolu toliko. da ie to bcscda. XII Sc
naidc Y sloyariu.
DcSetim takim damam Sc ie "a
Sanialo. la jc ma Svctu 81 nckai
drugih rcti kakor soarcic. reccp.
tons. briiianti in galantnoSt: "a
zdclo Sc jim ic. da .ic ma tenn okro-
glenn plaurtu m"kai ucIadoyolino-
SIT. in kerr j. To pov>cm novo od-
kritic, ic pikanuo. cato st ic de-
set dam IL druLhc lhralo. ua 81 II
stanovilc Svo.i klub, I'm kcr ic \
Chicago lc mnogo klubov. Hi nina
jo druzrga namcna. kakor da ubi
jajo cas-, 50 SklcniIc dame il druZ-
be. ia bodo Studiralc Socialnc raz
mere V mc>tu. kar jc vsckakor tn
di lcpa prctvcza IA ubiianjc casa
BrrZ sale: Studirati Socialnc raz
mere. le lcpa in koriStna rec. To
della tudi >ocialiIcm, XII ic oSnovan
ma Spolnanju. odkar 81 ic izluScil
IL utopirnih leila. In SpoZnani,
jc sal %Stutirania.
Ampak To. kar horc dc>ct dam
IL druzhc. ne DO vcudar nir druzc.
ga kakor lamudn casa. in lanic h.
bilo Sc @ boljc. cc hi So dale :
s>ojimi automobile voziti Y trgo.
vine ma Michigan Ave. in V svoja
zabaviSca. kakor q" Sc bodo potc.
pale pc krajih okrog klavnic, pc
zamor>kih prccinktih. po Littl,
Italy j.. I. d. Studiraii j" kori,t
no, IN Soriallzcm j" hvalczcn IA
Nsako novo odkrItic in "a vSako
pomnolii"v %matcrijala. Ampak
preiSkavatI To. kar jc II davnc
Hnano. hi nlr drulrgd hakoI >mcS
ma lgra, 81 vcliko bolt >mcSma od
tiStih. ki Jih ~uganJajo dame Y Svo-
Jlh Nalomh. In da znajo tam IL
gan}atl mnogo ncumncga, vcmo
tudI mi, IN ne obINkujcmo njihovih
salonov.
'' h"'' NakNla NlNar mctl po-
men, mora i'hr'' '''dl hah'n. hal
~" l"''''' NH.'"r 81 O"d" dame i
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

A gold cornerstone laying service
will be presented to the Grand Lodge
at Lincoln. Park on Thursday evening.
This is All-Fraternity Day Hon. Os-
car DePrieest of Chicago will deliver
an address and the interstate band
contest will take place.
Friday will also be a big day. The
Grand Lodge will parade and the Mis-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
NEGRO MASONS CELEBRATE
GOLDEN JUBILEE
The Most Worshpfu Grand Lodge of Missouri and Jursdc
ton in its Annual Communication VIII Have Record
Breaking Attendance and Wonderful Program
LARGE DELEGATIONS AND MANY
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS EXPECTED

which it is enterig is in keeping of
experienced, courageous and capable
men.
No other fraternal organization has
had such extremes of exaltation and
depression. No other has produced
so many men who are literally
'seers gifted with vision to arouse,
to inspire, to lead. In every subor-
dinate body are to be found the so
cial, political, educational and reli-
gious leaders of the community. We
write this perfectly mindful of the
fact that many a man who reads this
merited encouragement will not ad-
nit even to his neighbor the justness
of our claim. That type of man is
the big snag that has to be watched
in the channel of fraternal life. He
and his associates have ruined many
an organization, and that one only in
which vigilant watch is kept is sue
cessful, For this reason the primary
purpose of the progressive fraternity
is to familiarize it's membership with
the statutes, principles and activities
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

sas Citis at Ebenezer Church, 18th
and Lydia, Sunday night.
Mr.. Halsey for the past three
months has been visiting the various
local leagues in Oklahoma, Texas,
Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri. He has also been organ
izing new local leagues in several
cities where none existed. Mr. Hal
sey will tell us of the progress being
made by our people in the states
mentioned and also about the coming
of the National Negro Business
League.
Our arrangements are just about
completed for the reception and en-
tertainment of this great body of dis
tinguished men and women. How
ever, we are badly in need of more
funds and we are making this last
appeal to the local citizens and busi-
ness enterprises of Kansas City who
have not done their part in raising
the money needed to meet our ex-
penses. If you want to be counted
as one who really has the interest
of Kansas City at heart and If you
want to see Kansas City put on the
National list as one of the great
cities where Negroes are working in
harmony and progressing, send in
your donation NOW. Just give what
ever you can spare. Every citizen
who gives 81 will be presented with
Business League Booster Button.
and every one who gives $5 or more
will be presented with ticket which
entities them to plate at the ban
quet and reception to be rendered
the officers and delegation Friday
night at Convention Hall, and their
names viii also be insterted in the
National League Souvenir Program.
Send donations to j. A. Wilson,
treasurer. 1916 West 9th street. or ].
Dallas Bowser, 2400 Paseo.
The National Program win appear
IN next weeks issue OF this paper.
NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE OF
GREATER KANSAS CITY.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
By BENZ. v. Longdon.

AS this issue the Sun goes to press
the members of the Masonic Grand
Lodge and many subordinates as well
are preparing to attend the semi-cen-
tennial of Masonry to be held at Kan
sas City, Mo-, next week. The oc-
casion is appropriate for an article
dealing briefly with the past, the
present and especially the future of
this virile fraternity. eYet we are con-
tent at looking ahead because of the
knowledge we have of the work of
Prof. Joe E. Herriford, who during
his leisure hours followed the bent
of a discriminating taste in litera-
ture and held us in suspense with ar
ticles on Fifty Years of Masonry"
until the very last word. 1t is there
fore vitally important that we be-
come acquainted with the Masonic
history of this jurisdiction at least.
Intelligence and strength can be at
tanned only through painstaking study
of facts that will lead to knowledge;
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
A. F. and A. M.
Missouri Jurisdiction
offcers-1915-16.

NJ C. Crews, Kansas City, Grand
Master.
Deputy Grand Master, Richard
Young, Lincoln, Neb.
VIM. Green, Plattsburg, Mo-, Grand
Senior Warden.
Crittenden C. Clark, St. Louis,
Grand Junior Warden.
H. H. Walker, st. Joseph, Grand
Treasurer.
Geo. w. K. Love, Grand Secretary,
Kansas City, Mo.
w. w. Fields, Secretary of Masonic
Relief, Cameron, Mo.
P. L. Pratt, Kansas City, Mo-, Grand
Lecturer
Royal Arch Masons:
Grand High Priest-Geo. Bloom.
field, St. Louis.
Deputy Grand High Priest-T. G..
McCampbell, Kansas City.
Grand King-A. l.. Thomas, Jeffer-
son City.
Grand Scribe-J. P. Moffett, Sedalia.
Grand Treasurer-Chas. Griggsby,
Liberty
Grand Secretary-E. S. Baker, Kan
sas City.
Grand Lecturer-W. H. McAdams,
Springfield.
Grand Champion-Rev. R. Barber.
Knights Templar:
Right Eminent Grand Commander
Willis G. Moseley, Kansas City.
Deputy r. E. C.-Peter Kincade, Kan.
sas City.
Grand Inspector-T. G. McCampbell,
Kansas City.
Grand Captain General-James w
Beard, st. Louis.
Grand Senior Warden-Geo. A
Johnson, Kansas City.
Grand Generalissmo-Josep H
Sherwood, st. Paul, Slim.
Grand Junior Warden-B. F. Gray
/ st. Joseph.
{ Grand Prelate-Henry Roam, ST
Louis.
Grand Treasurer. H. Kenner
Marshall, No.
Grand Recorder-James T. Cannon
st. Louis.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

for all intelligent action is based on
knowledge. In looking ahead, there
fore, we should consider that the
growth of Masonry during the past
years can indicate but one thing-the
Fraternity in harmony with the spirit
of the age. In others words, the Ma
sonic fraternity has found its proper
place in fraternal social life Of this
jurisdiction; and it is undoubtedly
the richer at the end of fifty years
because of the splendid training
Grand Master Crews and his prede-
eessors have had for judicial and ad-
ministrative work. And, all in all,
the leadership of this fraternity dur
ing the last half of the century upon
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

Do You Know a BETTER
NEGRO PAPER Published Than
The SUN? Subscribe Now and
Get the News While it's News.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

Five Great Conventions
in Kansas City During Aug
ust Advertise Your Rooms
For Rent and Make Money.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

of the Order and to inform outsiders
of its merits and it's benefits. More
over, some aggressive, attractive hui
man medium is necessary. The chief
function of fraternal publication is
in supplying this medium. AS it is
Sans OWN lodge is sort of family
circle. Our side of it he knows little
of the fraternity except in distant
and rather perfunctory way, and in
consequence his sense of fraternal re-
sponsibility is essentially vague. De-
spite this fact, the Masonic fraternity
has won for itself place in the
hearts of men such as no other fra
ternity has ever occupied. Every de-
cade, yes, every year. it will more
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
All Hail, A. F. & A. NJ, Welcome

than ever justify its claim that a
good Mason is a good citizen. Every
centennial, yes, every semi-centen-
nial, it will more than encourage such
celebrations representing the frater-
nal spirit of the age, incompatible in
its enthusiasm, it's achievements, its
benefits, its protection, its charity
and its love to fellowman.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
EVENTS OF THE COMING WEEK

EVENTS OF THE COMING WEEK.
The big spectacular nocturn parade
of the Shriners on Monday night
promises to be a fitting opener for
the Masonic jubilee week. Every
Shriner should be in line.
A committee has secured the prom
Use of Mayor George H. Edwards to
deliver the welcome address at Allen
Chepel Tuesday evening. Some eX-
cellent musical numbers will enliven
the accession.
Special attention is called to the
religious ceremonies of the Consist
ory at Allen Chapel Sunday evening.
The members will appear in full re-
gala and the service will be very i'm
pressive.
Wednesday night the public will
have chance to witness the Lodge
of Sorrows ceremony of the Grand
Lodge, for which extra preparations
are being made by the local commit
tee. No admission fee is charged at
any of the church gatherings.
The Knights Templar will play a
big part in the events of the entire
week. They are to hold continu-
Gus encampment upon the grounds in
iting drill corps will arrive this week
The Daughters of Isis have been
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

Miss Z. T. Miller, 1910 East 10th
street, entertained with four-course
breakfast and an afternoon whist
party in honor of Mrs. Mamie Hills
return to the city.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

asked to turn out in autos in the Mon
souri-Kansas Templar Conclave will
celebrate it's twenty-fifth annual
birthday in many brilliant fetes. Drill
contests will occur late in the after
noon and at night the prizes will be
given out. All at Lincoln Park.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05
NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS
LEAGUE ORGANIZER AR
RlVES IN KANSAS
CITY.

Hon. Albon L. Halsey, national Or
ganizer of the Negro Business
League, is in Kansas City, and will
speak to the citizens of the two Kan
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-08-05

Mrs. jamie White will leave for But
Ter Saturday night to visit her son
and mother-in-law. She expects to
return about August 8.
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day night parade. This will add beau
ty to the splendor of the affair and
viii give the ladies a chance to assist
in launching the big golden jubilee.
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PROFESSOR HART SPEAKS.
Harvard Instructor Says "Birth Of a
Nation" ISLANDERS CoIored Race.

Harvard Instructor Says birth Of a
Nation" ISLANDERS coIored Race.
In stirring speech at the Twelfth
Street Baptist church in Boston, where
a joint celebration Of the anniversaries
Of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick
Douglass was held. Mr. Albert Bush
nell Hart, professor Of American his
tory at Harvard college, declared that
'"The Birth Of Nation" photo play
was a SANDER of the north. Of the
Union soldier, white and colored, and
Of the colored people and was an at
tack upon the spirit Of Abraham Lin
coin.
The celebration was held under the
auspices Of the Greater Boston branch
Of the Equal Rights league. Mr.. Joshua
A. Crawford in his address said that
Douglass had to overcome much great
er obstacles than Lincoln, as he lived
as slave till twenty years old. Doug
lass advocated manly resistance and
increasing opposition to any abridg-
ment Of citizenship rights for colored
Americans. The speaker said that the
civic conditions for colored people
were a great deal worse now than
twenty years ago, when Douglass died,
and ascribed this to the influence Of
colored leaders, who, unlike Douglass,
advocated silent submission to injus-
tice and attention to securing money.
After speech by Charles L. Raysor,
who denounced the anomaly of people
constituting one-half Of the population
Of state having no representative In
the judicial or legislative government
thereof, as In the south, and, though
100000 strong, none in the national
government, resolutions were adopted,
read by the chairman, William M.
Trotter, urging all Americans to pre-
serve the work Of Lincoln by opposing
color prescription and denOuncing the
virtual seizure Of Haiti by the United
States under this Democratic admins
tration." 1t was cited that Douglass
resigned as minister to Haiti when an
attempt was made to get a coaling
station there.
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eastern department, to designate ar
officer to represent the war department
on the occasion"
Major General Leonard Wood writes:
II appreciate very much the good
work which has been done by Major
Young in Liberia. He was selected for
this work because Of his special quail
fications, good judgment and ability.
It is a great satisfaction to know he
has so fully met the requirements of
that difficult situation. His service in
in the army. has been highly creditable
to his race from every standpoint, and
I beg you to transmit to him my sin
cere congratulations on the good work
which he has accomplished and the
well earned recognition which he has
received"
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CAPABLE BUSINESS MAN.
How A. r. Stewart Handled the Late
Dr.. Washington's Private Business.

Birmingham. Ala. The late DR..
Booker T. Washington was generous
and appreciative to fault. No kind
ness, however slight. ever escaped his
attention. In his will, which has re-
Gently been probated, DR.. Washington
apparently remembered everybody who
had been associated with him in a per-
sonal capacity and was particularly
generous to his helpers at Tuskegee.
In the number of individuals who were
remembered by the well known edu-
Gator was A. r. Stewart, who for the
past eleven years has been DR.. Wash
ington's personal and private agent
Mr.. Stewart has had complete con-
troll Of all DR.. Washington's personal
business, and on more than one occa-
sion had the great educator to compli-
ment him for his faithful service and
for the prosecution of some painstak-
ing task in satisfactory manner. One
can readily see that, occupied with his
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his two campaigns and for ex-Presi.
dent William II. Taft. He was for
four years the successful minister of
Mother Zion church in this city. He
is an ardent advocate Of national de
tense and Is an active member Of the
National Security league, Of which the
Hon. Joseph III. ChOate Is honorary
president, Alton B. Parker honorary
vice president and s. Stanwood Men
ken president. The Rev. Mr.. Bolden
speaks in the highest terms Of Mayor
Mitchell, whom he regards as man
whose future possibilities as states
man are very bright. He is also CRATE
full to the members Of the national de-
Tense executive committee for the
many courtesies shown him as a mem
Der at all Of the meetings.