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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
ANrl.wAR PARADE

nrnrQtL. in Aptll - several
thou and men. women and children
marching undeJ many flags and to the
tune ~ Yankee noudl," and other
psttiwir airs pstadcd the downtown dis.
,riri russds, nirh, In an effcf, to dem.
nns,fat- thst thls section is a,efse IN
vat The icnionsitatinn V said ,n have
hsen under usfman American auspices
tine banner usffied b, the matyhsfs read
This is d'mvfaty. No, q me man
eutsfnwsut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
CITY SETS APART A
"G0 TO CHURCH DAY

rNJLS VALLEY. ukla Nptil Is
Special The Ministerial Alliance Of
thu rln Has sst apar, neNt s'unda, az
lorsl 'Uo in church ps, rhs day 10
the herinnins ~ rampslHn Tor Every
enc ~ win uns which viii ylusc with
q two werks msytihg conducted b, the
nssinis ~ the ui,v Tho four chutrh.s
,n,sflns injo tho campaign stt Me,ho.
disi. christian. Bapils, and ptcsh,tefisn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
STRAND

Naloska surntt viii appear ThursdrN
at the Strand In the Jcsso l.. Iashy
Icaturc Play company production, The
Immigrant" IN which she made hcr de.
hut es y star on the Paramount pro-
gram She has been provided with u
tp'c that i. something entirely different
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

one white car. and the deuce uh da'
mondS on It's left side All | had to
do was ride the range tin found the
COW thnt matched"
Oh Pink looked thoughtful and
, con, WINGED
To h. rontinucd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
LIBERTY

The news that he Wolf Hopper. most
famous comedian IN the American stage.
Is 20 appear nj the Liberty thcntct ,oday \
W flm adaptation NJ Ccyantes
famous Old spanish classic. Don
QuiNo'u will J, hailed with delight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

II. MAMMA percyll cadWollop'r
what WuAp looked WtrN
~ .u..t.,., ,. .,,,,,,tt,5 st.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
PROMINENT OREGON
DlV0RCEE MURDERED

PORTLAND. nfr NJ, : Nr itclcn
Jauniur, ~ ,r,t, oll. twice dr,otc,c. vn'
murdsfcd 8s che slept Monday nIgh. ON
r,r Nis fs'hets pfm seventeen miles
.ur Invest uf Portland ,nu rrad H'Nman,
"a Portland chauffeur believed D, the po.
lice FOB have carried the sssAssin 80 his
work v m'ssins Ris,mans suiomobllc
Hopd suaityt,d and indicstlng that Wst-
man himself VAS ~, victim n rrarplo
IN the DARK. was found few hundred
feet from the farm late TucsdsN, giv'
inI the nfsi rlrv 20 the murder
Mrs Jennings. divorced wife " J 5
seed nnd uf q q Jennings. vas the
daughter of the late capt % \ Gore.
a prominent riunvrt
rahlffy sprsafs 10 haNr been q motive
~ thy murder ~ 'hr farmhouse wa'
taraa,tud ~ 1rpnlnrs was alone IN
u.r huuas illHN lNaf blow with hnsc
s.,drs hammer 1rrsatci To- have been
ftIrfI vu h.I face and head
The iai, usiusiman o. = m, stef, The
authorities ave vofsing IN the theory
ttst h. tuo vss murdered and hh body
sAytetcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
Revelations of
BENZ dAe CoitessiaS dm
Mei68e Married Woman

ugulm Ana here had treated DichyI
10 .ccnc because of his open admir'-
lion Of the glrl who sat DO Hcrcurly
unyunscluIs In the nest coach
must remember told NV ysclf that
Dad nuf'rd an artist ! inresaw. how
,y,. man, complication. Ia our lives
tutrib". n ever, tim" Vc took a irip
ans where blakl wa, 10 spend th" time
I.punlu. loo yccuro The service ot 'omo
uns hlo model could 90" 'cr' hulr
,'Dn urn lor me ~ our outings
Bn know au npolog, was duo blrkN.
uulI gtth'rod courage 20 make o.
y rm sorry 10 hav, hunovcd vow.
nlck,.' I said al last "Hul I dld not
dream that you were looking at her rs
IH possible model"
Lucky Coincidence.
And looked at from any other stand
point " was rathA raw of me admit
ted ricN but let's forget II ShcU
proorh.v drop OF the train az Force /
lllh on kcN Gard'nt she ooks IKE
M, product ol those suburbs. and III
never t'" her Hgain
Nui his prediction was not fulfilled
When tn" guard called "NrNi stop ia
Mic1 Change Tor putchnguo tu,Nl the
Eul IN the ycrisc hat and the pony coat
wnt right behind us NJ we alighied on
the Wide elevated platform
I The Tu'choguc train was waiting ANA
/ Ms We took our red upholstered N'lN"t
I seats she came down the aislr and iuoN
n sent near the front ol our con"h NJ
pain view. 'H' W,ll ont ui "HrHn"l
rH. plot ihIrk'rs u,d n',k' ".
rN' vI EH' nH nN 'nN' n."" '
r..I #r,r, f.m.ii' hs ral'rA n sN
lrf. or 1i Ntn.u q frrll .uuudrr .' q
direct intervention of rru, id"uDc
Shall son lenly 'r' 60 mako her '..
qurmtnae. plck,'' I asked Hy"u Ui'u
'no know ledge that n wss only ~ an
.Hrsl se-king model that DlcN wished
fu meet the girl. I could not shake uff
'n feeling Of distsstc for the whole ar
fan
uirtv shook his head dclcri"dN
80 ~ ,uurse that's All rot. b, sud
70 shr were only some shabby poor
gir 10 whom the money ! could nay her
frr posing would mean some thing ! might
try n But those clothes she has on
spell money and lots uf u She rather
Il rtss, dame too noi the kind That
crazy about posing for IN, cake uf 'rc-
Irg h,r face ON th, cover of @ wpsH'
zine. iI, v1F some uf thsw ,ft Nu. |
.u... Ifr hoprlos. proposition
struggled with sudden t,wptit on
lI,u th, ihns iur me foo iu Ma io
nH u.tt ih" thlngs ! bad observed
about tu, gir', rlo'hng 70 un man
IrH fu wtut Wom,r. she luus'I s. 10 fu'
N,rr very prosperous Eui accustomed tU
utkrg u.,f my oNu rlUtlIul. hHl d'.
i.,i,I yU tn, ntt, m'N..uIn- N winch
.. yu transformed ,luli.us which
.u,v vBa odd into q sor clover imitation
ni H moss ostni irum mlnf little things
,r,V 'hti this gir II not ~ actual
wont v,s roo Ipifoned .ir.usitn,'s
lfon,hn she would hc y,r' s.d TO n.-
,rpi uirN.. oif'r
luf I krrv lu ION, heart did not want
'u u,I ufak, dt uH vish tn- hrsu'
uUl. .uuuirg ..'uiur, fn posr fnr uigN
tu .. thrown with uu inIN Iu the iut.
ulin .HmutuiuushIn NJ the studio
mJi. uddru ,umuiomiHr With zoo,
conscience lf tn. SUD -utHor pi Alur
, vim ur .'niIon Witch was our own d''
/ ru1ipu Z would t'u Birk, BIt n sh,
d0i ru' : Vuuli k''p silent
I ttorttlrht lNlH. ht NcNspapcf Teatur,
Service In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
SIXTEEN FLYERS
TO CROSS LAND
AviatorS Respond Promptly to
Invitation of Aero Club
OF America.
100000 PRIZES OFFERED
Several Manufacturers An
nounce They Will Enter
Two or More Machines.

NEW YORK. May li Nviators and
manufacturers Of aoropancs are rospund
ing promptly To the invitation OF the Aero
Club of America tv participate In u
transcontinental neroplonc competition
for II trophy and cash prizes nggrcgatinF
100000 ON September ?. The club has
received promises of sixteen entries Sew
eral neroplane manufacturers announced
that they would enter two or more ma.
chimes
Among tho professional 1,intnra vh.
have Indicated their Iu'wtou ot "utct
ine o." competition tr. Robert g. rou
Ter. aI" made the rr,t tru-,uuuuona
nlsht u l"ll OsrIr \ Huu1fr. of nu.
Angelic who WON iu, marine N.ul
trophy IN 1918, Baxter Adams nm cNH'ul
tion flv'r Of llammondsport y y, auD
r l.. Jn1uith. who * snid to have mu',
1000 flights without an accident
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
TEUT0NS HAVE PLENTY
OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES

VIENNA May L.. Surgeon Gcr,pl
llDohegcn,. ,ummcntiug IN ih' N,n,
Fret, rfcfst ou the report OF ',.lf'ss
iirnt rans effort To secure p"rwifai"n
Tor the export from the United Stai"f
~ medical supplies to the central powers.
spls that thus fat thcr, if No hyl vi
such supplies nor cnn there be tain uf u
threatened shnr,agv liy d".bfcs Tint
there are oven special supple un hand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium. dancing every nigh
ro'ular prices The popular Fairgrounds
" oklahoma Also open for con, n,cntlons
large or small
nu,ttticl school ~ nsnclns. Euelia
llnu Teaching class private and Rs.
tsDhly dancing TUESDAYS Thursdays
Hud saturdays ~" assembly and lrNl'
in,ion nights A new class stats every
Mondsy night, : . M. rcu lcetn tuut
GOV I,
Lake Front. near pclle isle sunday
afternoon and nigh, only ttt,t street,
saturday nights only .-Ad,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

rn tr, end y'r1 uupuIpr ~ Foes with
u. 'Nr H.H ,N..Ui W'. tuI ] 1m I.u /
It' Mu better iH,u Su,ury else th'fv
10 lup'h'I hu, ~ ,hufrh Who 'bk' mr
Iuu, 'f.m ."' .'. huf I de- mot ut, h'm
lr H few v'r.' the p.fls boz th' folrg
u'u.l.r .u..rr So ru.ug o. have piO.
UI. end IHT.', ru,s 7 Vuud much rather
irk' i. lut Jos, than Ih, uu" Nhn
like m~ un lru thlui ~ vouli be- 40
fIghf in take ib, un, pfsf,r'
ilf be- ,yu .hirk thpi if I took the hoy
love u- might uutlr' me more and
learn to Ntr m, tnm, time
#I tuHV thu : .rn move. I,,, ANY
ur, sIss Iuf ir'a tn What ,pr d. iu
WIs, Im lowe m' NINETEEN
%. r,h the hn, ,o sh.m ,ou ,r, u.
Hrl.I
lgi rH in, .uu lU,r hss Esf psns
nf opportunity tu nui.r, iuu pud ukr b cr
and Do. doses not rssm 'H ven, Co n
ruu i.ui NW On ~, p.rrU fnr would Ua
unuus IN.f him amt hr uuuI mot uks
'hHf
U A.. lowe Hs rHr srr ,iall inter.
..f.i u . 'u, iHr chances Hr. %, vil
HH. Oh. interested w ..u tndFfUf.r..
...f''uN niir.'t, Hrf be- probably
fH. ii".. hHf Htk, sou DIS,
Hw 20. p'Hs'N in 'N, nu, hui dnn
spp.u in Motto, hm bH, mufr lHlu tul
HH IN. T,H M rnUfH, Nuu sh1uli hs
.Hfrn rI ,nuf Huprrf1u.. ,ri should b.
frIlt fur fNu tri tu IuHf part tu It,
.rri iIuss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
Colorado Frosts
Ruin Fruit Crop

DURANGO. Col May ], Frosts Of
the lust three nights lrc reported i1
have ruined the fint crops this year IN
the san Juan basin of southwestern
Colorado Reports NJ damages tn early
varieties of fruit also come from Monte
zumn vale, points md from Iermiug
ton and Asi,. N VI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
MANY FROM ALL RANKS
IN PARADE AT BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md. MarI1--A pre-
pnredness' parade Wednesday afternoon
IN which various business. Industrial en-
ployts and militia from all over the state
participated included men nnd women
from practically nll ranks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
oup pA,ly e'PtpoAy pApry

NHra. $500 atHr W aHr .frf f"
W.HfH ..s.a nee iUul.
Ir I.1N ~ f.tf tumH. .Hs .s.
HHN.tt. sft. rHH NHNsua Is.r Ir -f
iIH.. .HIu't 40 d. ftstH #.. tdHf
Wshnp tutsne 20 UsuIfN ~ thr
N.'IuliN TrssHti church spuiN iyr
~ Iair''r. No ~ wears "a, t.aist
James = riiti snn. FORMER chairman
~ thr republican rrtiunsi committee
tofr si nfcr stifs. INA itttsrs sro 90.
hsf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

ttrht h- Feather Mullins ono scam,
quarter ,up butter un". fourth 0ur sugar
uUr sgg. ur" snn' yup m'lk one aud
uny hbli .Uus flour. two and on" hall tea.
srnoig hakins powder het" in rntiN
ians VIII mako c,vht delicious mullins
that will m,u IN YOUR mouth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

'o mend e,l p,p,l paste pi,Iurcs In
ruuks aud su infiN
Sew sraprft H.r b.'t'r 60 usc IN pi,ss.
IuE garments. I'M Pc grvi man, instances
ihHn ttup cloth, especially sn"tH the
color vouli hr art Co. change W. spnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

Us.H Rolled tsFt srmr rsnp.t whsn
'frE take hard nHilsi segs out u ths
eHIsf rfH.t tfsW si ths tHr sud pssi
ifs trrs Nyf1 often ihrt pW tsts
risrea ~ ,n~ srr piN tt. she'll aud
'hs ssf dresnt icot etnis and nir.
ssrf ait nheH sos sf, stttinr 10 rorn.
PAM rtsrk rss ~ ih, tHr ana takinE
ihs .easi Doe w .hsu nif sun iha hack
iaasuror Hrl.f iHr shsn r.r she'll
$3.50 .vsi "r eit. arl tssIt
t.M ruiiai iH.istss rsass ..rI Uss,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

\r ousird flliug for sandwiches
tlui PARTS ~ pisins pni-h"ur, rim'
mcf Tor ten minutes until thick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
Daily Lessons in
History

on hundred Vs'r, A1o today
..s N,NHft celebrated tHr
..f HunN.'.f.t .. t# NFu settlement
seventy i've Ns,rs Ao1 TODAY.
|.i' a ruusn nf.r unt,. ,BUisu
iINuu completed Preparations fUf il. mo-.
N.' nN iHu.r. lhiuH
tl'i, wear, Auc today
f,. IH. #.t.Hf Hf...|rHih H.r.fHT ...
.t..I|. .' .# f..sUtf...lU church. f...n
H. ..t... m 4. i,ui.s
TWENTY i've ,rs-, 40, redss
sH| TvtHi..iIH HH.Ea " HI. H..
.... ..fHr nf NH.httu 'N. t.
.N.ftI N. U..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

Madue Compromises Win Her Conscience.
Wen Whatever IN the World doc.
this mean"
Dlcky lowered over mc Us ! sank .nip
corner seat I'm the ,OU,h Of ihc J'-
mnlca express He had followed me iInm
th" other copch when had I0ii n'
sent su sudd'nh with the whispered 90
uuosi lor him ~ follow m.
/ looked nt him t,ndIl a' down.
plcHsr. and ! .gill t"n ,ou ] s1iI '"l'
ly
His ewes lRlnkled To m} utter un'S"
ment he brok" out hurmug
You don't need ~ tell me-. he stid.
You see. had forgotten all about that
Jealous streak IN you when wns reN-
ing about the charms of N, lady IN the
seat opposite
Ny checks famed u am not Jealous,
said with nil the dignity could mas
ter we started out th'. morning for a
dav In the country. tho 'ui htt'o trip
We have made since our mltrihg" ] mink
really might have counted upon -uuw
NJ your attention lIut 1ou hnyr sUrU'.
" SAID q dozen words to ~, lncu wr
started '
Two dozen. I thiuk my dear one
Dlcky interrupted. with the most rNn-s
peflting sweetness
Ana those were wholly upon the
subject NJ the beauty NJ the woman
across the aisle It'd not mind that ao
much Iiut when you planned 10 SrthI'
nu Acquaintance With her nr yol .o 'lr .
sautN pui f I made up uN mind lhsi
. UurlI give t"u ln. uuuuuunn" ! H.N
ru uu u' on, n,, station pun pN.
O. .uH u,, lo 'u,u Ib'u 5000 .1u u" .
ln, adN uunHmu'uI b.. W wa"m"'
'.u, ur,t,d W,'f ..u l.h.
.u., Vls mp,kIu, uul Do. siW N'l
could ro' conceal that ''ur' were Iis
ing 10 my nce ! was able 70 keep 'rnm
shedding them. and no one but b'h'
could possibly hav, ruostel vas as.
nted
Exactly the Model
lie changed hi. tone and manner "r
I the instant
- know 7 have h,en thoughts =
sweetheart" he aId earnestly hut
I keep forgetting ths' yop are not used
30 my vsgarics YET Tell me honestly
would vou have been to rssen'fIl n
/ had been Interested IN some uIi mhr
with chin Whsk'rr i- Wa ln ih'
beautiful loIiy
. 4 nrnt broke upon wr u.o frol. ,h
hRd r'"u I looked of uHhf sh7W.
r.udi,
Won mean
That sh.s r,a... fu' model Iy'
hn.u Iuut.ul nr in pose foo. those out
d",r illustrations rumu, wants ono u
the H,r. N 4" hr -.l un % 5f.. nl
Hr. rUNns lrplr UI...m. She . o." 70,
on her knee. ma .r. Inr' be- 20 boo
stretched ult n,hHf hs. r.. picture no.
O.. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

PREMIUM tisr FINISHED The pre-.
mIum nsi ~ the oklshnma state tair
association Is completed The lls, Ia
.rriaincd he br,ik ~ ,it pages invlud.
iHl ihe Htavn devoted To- aiNrtiisins
Ihs date NJ the state iaf Ne sr, fot sep
L-uLn.L u 1. %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
ort ytAp AGO TO-DAY ,y ret wAs

Ne. N. Inis.EtfWan ffursNu af.
trEyi IHr'th r,ssi towns and vhs
driven nV Hrd ,'irreh m srforsiNss
llrusN l,riursl M Urfmar trenches .r
tuo.uiils Wvut with 80 prisoners
The Denver star., 1916-04-29
SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH., so3 26TH AVE.
Rev. r. F. RAIDER, Pastor Substitute.

Preaching promptly at II a. m. and
7:45 p. m.
Epworth League, GAS p. m.
Junior League, 800 p. m.
Present Rally will end on the eve
ming of April 30. when all captains will
finish their collections and hand in re-
ports.
Splendid services Sunday, which
were attended by very appreciative
audiences.
Sunday school well attended with
large collection.
On next Sunday at II a. m. the
newly appointed pastor, Rev. G. Ster-
ling Sawyer, will be installed and will
preach both morning and evening.
The public is invited to hear him.
Rev. RAIDER, who has filled the un-
expired term of Rev. J. c. Peter, has
rendered most excellent service to
Scott church and people. He has
been unswerving in his interest in the
work of putting the church on an
equal basis with other churches, de-
spite the opposition and drawbacks
which have confronted him. He is
truly Christian and worker for God.
The lessons learned from his splendid
sermons have made a lasting and
deep Impression on his hearers.
The Denver star., 1916-04-29
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

Tho the seating capacity of the as
sociation proved inadequate at the
Easter vesper service, those who were
not present missed an address that
stirred the hearts of the listeners
Miss M. Francis Cross was the speak
er of the afternoon and she told OF the
associations work in India and China
so forcibly that every person there
was thrilled with the desire to aid in
it's spreading the light to all the
heather countries.
There was an excellent musical pro
gram rendered Sunday afternoon in
addition to Miss McFrancis Cross ad
dress.
Mrs. o. w. Fifer, wife of the Rev
o. w. Fifer, of the Warren Memorial
Methodist church, will be the speaker
at the vesper service OF the associa'
tion at 31S e. Goth ST. at $3.50 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
The debate that was announced for
Monday evenings program was post,
poned and a spelling match was sub,
stituted in its stead. A very enjoy
able time was had by all the partici-
pants. The prize was won by Miss
Madie Nelson. Mrs. S. A. Bondurant
was in charge.
The Bible class conducted by Miss
Venable of the Central Association on
Thursday evening at p. m. should
be better attended. Every woman
and girl is invited, whether an associ-
alton member or not.
The Denver star., 1916-04-29
CAMPBELL CHAPEL A. NJ. e.
CHURCH, CORNER 23RD AND
LAWRENCE SITS. REV. JAMES
WASHINGTON, PASTOR.
2542 ARAPAHOE ST

Don't forget our annual fair, May
), 4 and s.
Our annual rally will be June 4th.
Last Sunday the services were wei
attended. The Sunday school rem
dered their exercises at 3 p. m. and
deserve credit for their ability. The
special program of the choir at the
evening service surpassed all in the
history of the church. At the morning
service six persons were baptized and
at the evening service seven were re-
ceived into the church as full mem
bers
The Welcome Hand was entertained
Thursday evening by Mr.. S. Lowe and
Mrs. C. Lewis at the residence of Mrs.
N. Hathaway, 2706 California ST.
The Ushers' Club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Pol
lard at 1916 Gath Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Mccormick ar
rived in the city last Saturday to visit
their mother, Mrs. C. Yochum. o. r..
left Monday for their new home in
Eastonville, Colo.
The Denver star., 1916-04-29
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH..
314s Lafayette. Phone Y 7647.
REV. A. e. REYNOLDS. PASTOR.

Sunday school, 9:45. Subject, Peter
Delivered from Prison. Acts 12:1-11.
Preaching, II a. m. B. Y. P. u, $50
p. m. Preaching, T:45. B. Y. p. U.
topic, conquest meeting.
The East End Literary and Social
club closed for the summer last Fri
day night. We have had a. very sue
cessful season with good programs
each week. The services were all
well attended last Sunday. On Mon
day night, May LIST, the prizes will be
awarded to the two ladies who recited
in the oratorical contest a few nights
ago; also a Stetson hat to the most
popular deacon that reports the larg.
est amount of money Sunday night.
On Friday night, May 5th, our annual
May pole plating by the children.
Come out and see them. A grand con-
cert in connection.
Don't forget June 18th. the day OF
our rally.
The Denver star., 1916-04-29
UNION UNIVERSITY WINS
INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE.
Team From Noted Southern School D.
fssts Lincoln At NsS York.

Team From Noted Southern School o.
fssts Lincoln At Ns~ York.
New York.-The intercollegiate de
bate between Lincoln and the Virginia
Union university teams recentiy held
at the Mount Olivet baptist church In
this, city. the Rev. Or. W. p. Hayes
pastor. brought together Q large num-
Der Of graduates and former students
of the two institutions. There was
also a large number OF teachers and
students OF the high and public
schools OF Greater New York and Vi
cinity.
Other than the arrangements made
by the two Institutions, the debate
was finely supported in local arrange
ments by the Northern chapter Of the
Virginia Union University Alumni az
sociahon. whose officials arc DR.. VIII
liam p. Hayes. president: N. q. Dod
son. secretary. and DR.. william M.
Moss. treasurer. The question dis
cussed was. Resolved, That the Mill
tnry and Naval Forces Of the United
States Should Be Promptly Enlarged
and Strengthened"
The affirmative was represented by
Messrs. Wood and Burton Of Lincoln
and the negative by Virginius d. John
son and Eugene Il. Smith OF Union.
The contestants on each side made
strong arguments. backed by many
facts and much historical data. 1t
was agreed that the question was to be
decided upon the points made by the
-
logical manner of their argument rnth-
er than the merits OF the question a.
stated.
The decision was given to Union.
The Judges were the Hon. Charles w.
Anderson, Editor George w. Harris
and Attorney Philip A. Thorne
The Denver star., 1916-04-29
SHORTEE CHAPEL.
Washington and Twenty-third Sta
REV. RosT. l. POPE, q. D..
PASTOR.

Rev. Thos. J. Bell, secretary Of Y.
N. c. A.. will fill the pulpit tomorrow
at both the morning and evening serv-
ices and It is desired that our men,
bership will turn out in large numbers
to enjoy the helpful message which be
will bring to US.
Easter service was in keeping with
the ideal day. The programs were
well rendered and witnessed by large
and enthusiastic audiences. Begin
ming with the Sunday school at 1O a.
M, a beautiful exercise was given un-
der the direction of Mesdames }. a.
Waldon and Fannie Brown; at 11:oo
the pastor delivered an Easter ser
mon which was well received and In
answer to the invitation one united
with the church, and at p. m. the
choir rendered it's annual song recital
which was pronounced good and very
good. Then followed the mortgage
burning by Mesdames Brown, HICKS,
McClain, Hall, Philips, Wade and
Wins, and Messrs. Porter, Waldon'
Obryant, King and Eubanks, captains
of our recent rally, and from the con-
gregation ascended a silent prayer
thanking God that at last the prop
erty of Shorter chapel has been re-
leased from DEBT Anu lne eSi ViSo VI
the day closed with the baptism OF
Cant, Silas H. johnson and Vernon
Green.
Rev. and Mrs. Pope and MI "A. ).
Steele of Walsenburg, Colo, will leave
this afternoon for Philadelphia to at
tend the Centennial General Confer
ence of the A. M. E. church. Our pas
tor is a candidate for secretary OF
education and with him go the best
wishes of our church for his success.
While away, he and Mrs. Pope VIII
visit relatives in Boston and Atiantlc
CITY. He desires to publicly thanR
the members and friends for the
splendid way in which they rallied to
the stewards, thus making it possible
for his salary to be paid in full, and
also for the handsome sum given as
a free will offering.
A unique apron and necktle soc'ai
will be given by the Stewardess board
Tuesday evening, May 9th. to which
the public is invited. An apron Will
he given free to every lady and a
necktie free to every gentlemtn, only
the gentleman will be expected to look
no the lady with an apron correspond
ing to his tie and entertain her during
the evening.