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Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

lebten S6eoterbefrete au9 ni9t bic
Spur ibrig eelaKen. Mdbreno mon
hisber na9 @9luB Der &etaurants
in einem Sbeater, einem Cinema. els
mem gaf6=&onaert, einem &abarett
ben Mbenb bei9lieben tpnnte, berri4t
jeBt an bier Sasen Ser Mu4e abioz
lutte &aren5, unO bic 8ouleparos
finb BON 10 l1br an in bic OunteIbeit
elmer 3eppelinno9t ,gebiut. Sb es
fpirtli9 cine GrIparnis beOeutet, Die
tauienb 3uf9auer zines 8inematpz
grap6en na9 9auie 81 f9iden, 6amIt
1ie bort Sos uno &oble berbrenne1.
ftatt fi9 gemeiniam gu pdrmen, muB
oie @rfabrung lebren. @initpeilen err
f6eint bic MaBregel BON u~nber0ienter
6Grte benz flei;len S6eaterperfonal ge<
geniiber, bas fi9 auf Die StraBe ge>
felt lie6t. Die Hegierung bat atpar
beripro9en, ii6 OesIelben anaune6<
men, aber erpa9fen benz Budget bars
aus ni9t lleue 2uiten? Menn Die
&o6lennot anbdlt, perben au9 Die
59pimmbauen, 8aOeanfalten uip.
I6lieBen mii1en, mas cine bebentlide
GefGbrbung ser Dffentli4en 9bgiene
oariteQen ipiirbe. Mit &e9t fragen
Ii6 bic s3eitungen, pb ftatt Der engs
bersigen &eglementierung bes &ob<
(enperbrau6s ni6t te9ni19e 0erbe5<
Ierungen in ser proouttion melt ii4es
rer unb fir 0as @irti9aftsleben tpe>
niger rumble 8irfungen i'm 9efolge
bdtten? = Mu9 iie muBten i'm Suz
terefIe Der 9anOesberteioigung cine
@inf9rGnfung ii9 gefalen lahen:
mad einem miniiterienen gei9lufe
biirfen 8ldtter bonn Sormat unb
@erfaufspreis bss rMatin" Montas
uno Oonnerstag ni9t iiber 5pet Se;>
ten, bic iibrigen Sage ni9t iiber bier
@eiten itart iein; cine 3eitung bon
einem 8ertaufspreis BON iiber 5
gents bat oas 3e9t, tdgli3 auf bier
@eiten gu erfdeinen; fir iauitrierte
8IGtter tper0en feds Seiten toleriert.
@rtpGbnen mir gum @9lufe nod,
baB bic Dffentli9en Muieen gefperrt
puroen, Die Sramtpaps ibren Bee
trieb abenbs 8 lbr unb Der Metro
I'm 10 ubr e%inftenen, Die 8aren<
bduIer apii9en 5 unb 6 nbr ibre
2i9ter l0i9en uno Die Srofafen uno
Sarameter einen- erbO1ten Sarif eins
aefiibrt baben, 10 beritebt man mas
Mbel Sermant meint, penn er bon
Der ,faillite bu comfortable" ipri4t!
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

raun" be5eidne, Elm @ort, bos in
eroBen 8udltaben an Der @tn-
gongstiir 81 einem Sous6eu gu Ie-
len mar. SeIes 2a6en mar Die
Intiport meiner @egleiter, bie mir
erflGrten, oaB Ser nStinfraum"
bas SGusden iei, IN Dem Die @as-
masfen lebem SoIoaten eir5eln an.
gepaBt tperoen. Der Wann begibt
ii9 au bieiem 3med NIT Der @as-
masfe in oas SGusden, moraufbon
ouben ourcb cine Seffnurtg Sic 9iif-
tie zines moblrie1cnoen @aies eilt-
eeblaien meroen. &ie6t Ser Col
cat nidts, 10 iist oie Masfe, iliebt
er aus Dem S1usden, 10 lit in ser
Masfe irgen6 cine unbidte Steae,
oie nun alsgebeiiert miro. Na6
Ser @rfldrung Iadte id llidt nit,
lpn6crn i) erIaubfe mir bel bieier
@~elcgenbcit, Die iibcrlegenoc @riiuo-
Iid]feit in ser oelttiden Siibrung
ar5lierfennen.
Mebcn Der Spgieile lit cs, pte
bereits ,%erpdbnt, Die gcringe @e-
fe6tSt1tigfeit, meld)e ben gleiden
Gruppen erloubt, ldngere 3eit ouf
cen Sogeienf6mmen olts5ubarren.
Gs finoen beinabe rur &atrouiaelt-
fGn1pfe in ser Nnbt ltntt, m1brelo
Ii6 am Sag groBcre ltitterncbmlt-
gen ol1f sic Suit beidrdnfet. SD
fabc nit cine,u HcgineiitSfomman-
oanten iiber sic 3ipedmabigfeit ser
@ufaGrung ourd) @atroliiacn mG6-
rcno ser Nod,t in 6teanngsfricg
eciprodcn. g. bicli Gle %otrouil'
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

gierung gum enti9eioenben StoB
gegen England entidloiien batte,
,tno ieber oeuti9e Soloat lei ieet
i'm Snneriten bapon ~iiber5eugt, bob
er iein @oterlano Dor Der 8ernid)-
tllng au i6iieen babe. Sn ben @e-
ipraden nit Sffi5ieren 1ino Mfann-
i6aften mar oieie felte @nti6Ioiien'
teit uno 3llperiiht erfennbar. IS
lit 9etpiB nidt mebr Der friegeril6e
@ntbuliasmls oeS Mugnlts 1914
uorbanoelL, aber bafir atmet oas
gauge 2eben an Ser Sront ienen
geilunoen ioloatiiden Sptimismas,
Ser iid ouf gegenieitiges gertrauen,
ouf Die Sii6tigfeit Der Siibrer uno
nidt 5ulett auf oie 2iebe 5n lei-
mem @oterIanbe Itiitt. Dieler init
Sen 3atia1en rednenoe Sptirnis-
mus ipiegeIt ii9 mieoer III ben
8orten, Sic Elm Siibrer an mid
ri6tete: .@enn bie Sran5oien bier
angreiien, 10 reiBen mid meme
braben Sruppen bera1lsl"
Der lebte Ginorud, ben i6 bon
Ger Stout NIT nah Sanie betam,
mar Gin redt nnbeimlider. Die
S~ran5oien iparfen in Der Nabe I'm.
Ieres gtadtqliartiers einige SHE
gerbom5cn ab. Sim Morgen fragte
id unierelt 9eeleiter, oh er Die
iur6tbarcn 9etonationen audi &c.
bort babe. Gin 2G1eln, bas I'M.
gefdbr iagen moIlte: nSie gin.
fdngcr!" iiberilos lein @eii6t. st
faln bop Geroun.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

fallen ole @pe5ialitGtsn meg un6 Der
Sait bat tGgIi9 5piI4en &inbfleii4,
6ommelfotelette uno &~dlbsbroten gu
pGblen. SSn ben Mobereitdurants ods
sesen, mo- bic Dem Gourmet sef4uls
bette 8arietdt 0es Speife5ettels gu
elmer fGrmli9en plase fir ben &is
GenmeiIter gepOrben mar, teut bic
pbriateitli6e 2imitierung cine ipiaz
fommene @ereinfa9ung uno Setono>
mie bar" @inen @orteil aus Dem
neuen Heeime aieben Dor alien otez
~ieniqen, 0ie ii9 beiaeiten unter bic
5itti9e Der gbe beeeben baben, benin
Bic 2imitierung Der DirtI4aftss
fpeiIetarte beOingt ni9t muir cine Dem
pripaten gintauf giinitise p~reisper>
T6ie6ung, Ionbern rnubt 9lei4aeitig
Dem &eitaurant ieinen Sauptrei5.
@om porifer Ta9tIs6sn buben be
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

mitteIn gere6t gu peroen, lno 5rpar
in fiir5eIter SriIt bur6 8%efor0erung
nit ser 9robtleilboBE. Son benz
SronsportmitteI Der Seilbabn lit
~ii6erborpt in Sen 8ogeien ousgie.
Zig @ebrau6 gemadt. Sdmtli6er
&iididnb unb @a9idub erfolgt nit
&ilfe Ser Seilbabn; an6 Die Ser
tnunoeten tperoen nit Defenders ge-
6auten Sragbabren auf Der Cell
habn ms Sal befor0ert. 9ie met
item &ompognien baben ii6 bon
ser in Ben Stein e~ingebaltten Slide
eigene fleine Seilbabnen in ibren
@bi6nitt gebaut, momit bauptlaf-
lid oie @erpfIegung in Die @raben
ro6gcidoben miro. Sin mebreren
Steaen famen mir oa5u, nie Die
Seilbabn eben sic 8erpflegungsfeI-
lei binanfbeforbert batte, uno ie-
iueils batten mir @elegenbeit, feit-
5uIteQen, pie i6modbaft, reiGlid
ltno morm bic Serpflegung in ben
8bermoSfeiieIn alif falter 8erges-
bobe anfarn. Often er5ablten unS
sic Soloaten, 6oB bie @erpflegung
Iebr gut iei, BOB iie ober audi in
i6rem gall5en 2e6en nod ME iiber
clnen Iolden 9tppetit perfiigt bit
ten, tpie in ser reinen SUIT Der $50.
geienboben.
Neben ser Siiriorge fir 6ie Ser
pflegumg uno fir Die Siderbeit I'M
llnteritanb gebt oieienige fir Die
gusriiftnng nnb Spgiene oeS Won-
nes. 9as thermometer per5eid.
nete in Ben Gogeien in ben lesten
@oden Bis 90 @ra0 unter Neitl.
@s maren besbalb gang beionoere
I"usriiItungen notig, INN BEN Mann
ouf &ordpolten unb i'm o%ffenen
@roben Dor Ser &dIte gu idiisen.
0ies geidab in Der @eiie, oab Der
@ann in einen groBen S6ofspel5
eingebiiat purbe uno oaB bie SiiBe
in groBe Sol5idube ODER in &iiten,
hie nit Sol3mole gefiiat maren, ge-
Itedt murben. Som @n3iinoelt zines
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

IeuauffIdruns fir n%nbeoingt not
tretoig, INN einen feinoliHet Ait-
griff iofort feItitelen gu fonlen.
Maer6ings fotnme es, meinte er,
BEL oieIen acknowledgement 81 ben
tIutigiten ~3uiommenitoBen. geod
1ebt Iiegen Dor Dem 9feginentsab.
l6nitt etfpa 80 9eiden bon Sran'
soIen, Die BEL oerartigen &fen
i6ren Sob fan6en. Sier tpuroe INT
Ter @eIprd6 unterbroGen. Sod
ii6er inns flog Elm 6erti6er Slieger,
Ron elmer fron3oiiiden 9atterie leb-
haft, aber erfoIglos beidoiien. 81
i6en6 flogen Die @ranatiplitter III
Cen 8oIo. Bum eriten Mal borte
i6 6os &niItern Ser aeite. S6er-
8eno iagte Ser Gegimentsfomman-
6eur nit Sen iGarfen @eli6ts5ii-
gen: yOie Seuertaufe beg neutralen
Observation-Disclosures"
Sat ouf oieie @eiie bie Srnp-
pe%nfiibrung bas @ertrauen oes
oe1tiden SoIooten' in feline @or-
geIcbten 5u erbaIten gemuBt, 10 boz
rem 5ipei 9e~gebenbeiten in letter
3eit ben ioIoatiiden Sptimismlts
rod beoeuteno geboben: Der I'M
einqeIdrdnfte ll-8ootfrieg ltno Die
Mblebnung oes 6eltiden Srieoe1s'
ange6otes our6 oie Stooten Der
entente. @ie cine @rleiGterltng,
Iagte mir elm &allptnlann, lei es
bur6 oie &ei6en ieiner &ompagnie
gegangen, oIs iid Oie oeuti6e &e'
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25
3uannitrn biertdigtn @elOes.
SeTrr perien6bar, nnO @erlnit ueniscr
ST b%efiirdtcn.

O8
9por maa es 2eute in Nmeritd
dsben, fpel9e ser Msinung iino, oab
Is gegenipdrtig OrinsIi8ere 4ngeIes
oen6eiten su er0rtern unO 81 betreiben
gebe, ais Sic na9itebenbe es 1T.
@lei9pp6l ioI in man4en StdOten
Der Ser. Staoten cine 8eipe9ung gang
ernitli6 in Song gstommen Iein, fpeI>
Ge bic @infibrung Dieredigen @eloes
an Ste4e bes run0en an Itrebt. Sb bic
8efuesuns einsu nu9baItigen @influb'
baben miro, bleibt ab3uparten. Sic
1T ni9t bic erfts ibrer @rt, uno an>
geit9ts sepiKsr unIeug6arer @ortelle
pieredigen @slbes 0arf man ii4 foit
peripunOern, bob basielbe ni4t i9on
rieIfa9er in Der @eI9i9te pprgefom>
men lit.
gu bieTen @orteilen eeb0ren foI>
9enbe: Die Miin3beb0roen piirOen
3iemli9 9iel Mrbeit unb Baum nit
Dem Baden fporen, ba bic @erpat>
fungss8 ebGlter gefpDbnli9 piersdig
iinb, uno fi9 baber mebr Dierediges
@elb in oieIelben paden lieBe, ols es
| nit 0em runben @eloe mDgli9 lit.
Oer ganae Haum niiroe fpirtIi9 ges
flint perben. 9ofelbe gilt ou9 fir
ale qroBen 6dn0ler unO 8onfiers,
pel9e ieoen Mondt 6ebeitenoe Menz
Gen Metolgelb gu Derienben baben.
Gber bic Go9e Iiegt audi Der eriten
beiten p~ripatperipn ndber, als es auf
ben eriten Bid i9einen m04te. 9enn
es 1T feItgeitelt, baB Derunterfaaenoe
un0 ni6t tpieoererlangte Miinasn
idbrli6 in ben Ser. Staten ALIEN
einen @erlult BON DieIen G%auienoen
BON Dollars peruria9en! OuS fommt
pauptId9Ii9 ba6er, OoB runoe Miinz
aen, ipenn ie altf ben 8oOen falen,
cine groBe 8orliebe oofiir baben, in
irgenb einen perftedten Minfel gu rols
len, aus pel9em man lie meiitens
nientals pieber friegt. Sine pieredi9e
Miinae 0asegen bleibt an Der Steae,
mo lie binunterfaIcnO, auf oen 3D.
oen f9lGgt, allemal 9etreuli9 lie9en,
fails es Elm eberer Sober 1T. &iinItz
Ter bringen nod Elm beIonoeres Grs
gument ~auguniten pierediger Miin5en
Dor. sic Eager. nGmli4, es lei no9e5u
unm0gli9, auf elmer runoen Mlin3e
einen @ntipurf BON pirtli9 t%iinitlez
riI9em Wert ausaufii9ren, oa oieiel6e
gu ipenig Raum biete; unb cine re9tz
edge Miin3e biete benz &unlttOnnen
piel Before @elegenbeit.
NatiirIi4 BOT ales feline atpei Sei=
ten, uno ais No9teil bierediger Miinz
gen fDnnte mar 3. 8. geitens MAIDEN,
oaB bieieiben, fpenn lofe g~etragen, Die
Sai9e e9er oerreiBen t6nnterl, ais bic
runben.
Mi9t 70 libel iodrs es oie1eidt audi,
na9 9insfii9em 8orbiIO Miin5en nit
einem pieredigen Sod 81 tragen, tpels
DIE aufgereibt perben tOnnen, 10 bab
feline einaelne berunterfallen tann.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25
@ogin @eriidcrungs- nno S~parsclS
nchf.

Sn ben Ser. Gtnaten ALIEN tpeiIen
2ebensperIi9erungs @eielli4aften
Die meiitens gegenfeitige iinO unb
gesenfeitige @parbanfen runo 10000
Millionen, ober 10 Milliaroen Oplz
lars angelegter @elobeltdnbe auf. Sas
1T gum allergrDBten Sell @oltsgelO.
unb natiirli9erpeife intereiiiert li9
bas allgemeine Yublitum AUDI fir
bic 5rage, no biefe ungebeuren Gelz
Der angelegt peroen.
Ser grDBte poiten carunter, ndm=
li9 4 Milliarben Dollars, beitebt
aus 8 runbeig Sdr=
leben, unO Der nd4fsr0Bte, etipa 2
Milliarben Dollars, aus @ifens
babn= Oblisatipnen pber =8onOs.
Oieie 3iffern iino einem neuerliden
9eri9t %entnommer, Der ii9 iiber 5ebn
Sabre eritredt. No9 in allerlsi an
Deren l1nternebmungen tperben iol9e
@elber onselegt. a5er bic Obigen pie>
gen itets Bel neitem Dor. Die 8es
giinftisung bon @runbei9entums<
Sarleben liest midi blpB in Der gro>
BEN Si9erbeit, foabern aud BARN,
oaB bic betreffenosn @efeli9aften
beionbers undergraduate @elegens
beiten fir 9ppothetenzS arleben err
item Ganges baben. SIN ubrigen TT
bic Mnlegung bes @elbes in allen
6Gllen gepiegten Sa4perl tdnbigen
anbertraut.
SIM Solle geeenfeitiger @parbans
fen 1T bic Mnlegung Der @eloer a!l-
eemein6in bur9 bas @eieB porge<
{brieben, ipGbrenb bic 2ebensperli9e<
runssz @efellf9aften frsiere 9anb 4a>
ben.
Die @elber@M nlseungen in @runb<
eiqentumsz Oarleben iinO in ben leB@
ten 5ebn Sabren raider seitiesen, aIS
bic in @ifenbahn<8 onbs. Gritere
nabmen in bieiem 3eitraume UNI LA
prpaent gu, lebtere nur Inn CT prp>
aent. @lei93eitis limb bic Mnlagen
folder @elber in Muni5ipalzS hulbs
ibeinen I'M 227 prpaent ibrss fritz
6eren 8etrages geItiesen. Diefe gnt>
nidlunsen iino Defenders binii6t!i9
Der 2ebensperli9erungs @e5ellf9af>
ten, als Der f~reieren @genten, bemer~
fenspert. Sic isben beaiisli6 Der
@ifenbabnen ni9t b~eionbers giinitig
aug, ba iie auf Elm Nadloifen Der
@ertf9Gbuns bieier llnternebmuns
gen fir bas Inlesen bon @elbern gu
beuten f9einen.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

terItGnoen uno beren @usbalt Elm
or9iteftonii6es 9ilo .5lt. berleiben.
Sn ben @ogeien iino Die llnteritGn-
be ieIbitberitdnolid o0e mlf Der benz
@egner abgetpenoeten Seite Der So
ben ongeIegt, 10 bab Ser @ingarl9
IN ben unteritanb ols 8ortal gebaut
tperoen fam. 9b Oie 5ierenoen
@GiiIen 5u Sen ioniiden ODER gu
ben ooriiden 81 5abIen iino, fonnte
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

nit @eipiBbeit nift feitgeiteat tper.
ben; %ebeniopenig fonliten mir ms
iiber ben Still zines Sffi5iersunter-
ftanoes einieen, oeIien Snnenpdnoe
nit ben farbenprd6tigiten 9lumen
temalt iparen. Sd b~ebauptete, es
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

n9as IIter zines 8ferbes
erfennt man an oen 3Gbnen," iagte
Elm Ir6eiter, als er miibiam an
einem S5tiid barten Yferoeileildes
faute.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

Sier erlitt Der Sraum bon Ser
englii9en Meltberrf9aft ben eriten
StOB bur9 bic beutf9en llnteriee=
bupte, unb eine slOBe 4n8abl britt
Y9er S9iffe 1T an biefer Stele berz
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25

Ienft porben. Oas fla6e Setpdiier
anif6en ben &lippen Der Sciaps
sSnfeln bietet ben nz8poten cine
w~iQfpmmene 8aiis, ba tie bur9 eng
lif9e &riessi9iffe bier ni4t perfOlst
tperben tDnnen.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-25
3BartaRr TRhR&t.

Gus edilbernusen Ss Iettsn srises~inters in Der e%sinsfabt
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

The entire citizenship of our city
is bringing Mr.. Hayes to Kansas City
for a benefit entertainment for the
eight thousand Negro soldiers who are
in training at Camp Funston. At a
meeting this week a general commit
tee was selected, representing every
interest in the city, to direct and
manage the campaign for the pres
ence Of ten thousand people in Con-
vention Hall On December 7th. Prices
for admission will be popular, ranging
thus:
Box Seats, SOC.
Arena Floor, Csc
Arena Balcony, 25c.
Upper Balcony, 15c.
Sale Of Tickets.
The committee on the sale of tick
cts, composed of Edward s.. Lewis,
chairman; William H. Dawley, vice
chairman; H. o. Cook, L. c. Smith
and Mr.. S. R. Hopkins, makes this
announcement for the sale of tickets:
Box seats will be on sale at Lincoln
High School.
Arena floor tickets (reserved) will
be on sale at the following places:
Paseo Y. M. c. A, 1924 Paseo.
Peoples Drug Store, Paseo and 18th
street.
Houston and McCampbelIs Drug
Store, No. 2, Howard and Vine streets.
White-Wood Drug Store, 18th and
Vine.
Theo. Smiths Drug Store, 18th and
Tracy.
Palace Drug Store, 18th and Wood
land.
Cooper G. CampbelIs Drug Store,
independence and Harrison.
Kansas City, Kansas.
Home Drug Co., 1872 North 9Th
street.
Sumner High School.
independence, Mo.
Green's Cafe.
General admission tickets will be in
the hands of the members of the com
mittee and all the ministers.
The prices are placed so that ouI
people from every walk in life will
have two opportunities, the one, tc
make a small contribution to our sol
diers, the other, to hear our races
greatest singer. The following names
constitute a partial list of the Gen.
eral Committee. These names, to.
gether with other citizens interested
in u soldiers, are asked to meet
8 o'clock at the Y. M. C. A.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
]. R. E. Lee, Chairman of General
Committee.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

At the memorial services to be held
at the Masonic Temple Sunday, No
vember 25, at 3 p. m, the following
program will be rendered:
Order by Chairman-Prof. r. T.
Coles, P. G. NJ.
Reading of G. M. Proclamation-G.
w. X. Love, G. S.
Invocation-Rev. ]. w. Nurse, d. D.
Singing by Lodges, led by Rev. G. A.
Williams, P. M.
History of Brother Perkins and
Brother Williams-Read by T. G. Nc
Campbell.
Solo-Mrs. ]. F. Shannon.
History of Deceased Members of X.
c. Lodges-Read by w. w. Young.
Remarks-W. G. Mosely, G. c.
Solo-Mrs. B. f. Owens.
Lodge of Sorrow-E. G. Lacey, G. L,
and X. G. Lodges.
Eulogistic Oration-N. C. Crews, P.
G. M.
Music-Mrs. J. D. Brown.
Renediction-Rey. G. A. Williams.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Mr.. T. O.. Wright of Oklahoma City,
Okla, visited in the city this week
and paid a pleasant visit to the Sun.
Mr.. Wright sold a large crop of cotton
this fall, realizing about $4,000 from
the sale. Mr.. Wright formerly sang
in the Second Baptist Church choir of
this city.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many
friends for the kindness shown during
u bereavement of our husband and
father, George Wesley Carter; also the
beautiful floral offerings.
SUSIE A. CARTER, Wife.
GERTRUDE T, CARTER,
Daughter.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

General Steering Committee
DIR. S. H. Thompson, chairman.
Mr.. Nelson c. Crews, vice-chair-
man.
Mr.. c. H. Galloway,
Mr.. w. c. Hueston,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

For the Medical Association Of
Kansas City
DIR. NJ. H. Lambright, Pres.
DR.. c. A. M. Kane, Sec.
For the Pythians-
Lawyer L. A. Knox
Mr.. Fred Dabney
For the Masons Of Kansas City
Mr.. w. G.. Mosley
Mr.. T. ]. McCampbell, Sr.
For the Woodmen-
Mr.. L. d. Hines
For the Citizens at Large
Mr.. Nelson c. Crews
Lawyer Houston
Lawyer Galloway
Mr.. S. L. Hopkins
DIR. Theodore Smith
Rev. j. w. Nurse
Rev. w. H. Thomas
Rev. S. w. Bacote
Lawyer l. F. Bradley
Lawyer Dorsey Green
Lawyer Shackleford
d. E. Henderson
DIR. ]. E.. Dibble
DR.. L. E. Bailer
DR.. S. H. Tompkins
Rev. Mr.. Griffin
Rev. Mr.. Bowren
Rev. T. H. Ewing
Rev. r. Davis
Rev. William Alphin
DR.. W. j. Thompkins
DR. T. c. Unthank
DR.. ]. E. Perry
DIR. E. B. Ramsey
F. A. Harris
A publicity committee is announced
as follows:
c. A. Franklin, chairman.
w. G. Mosley, vice-chairman.
All members of both the Ministerial
Alliances making up the remainder OF
this committee.
Committee on Hall Arrangements
Mr.. ]. F. King, chairman.
T. B. Steward, vice-chairman.
Committee on Ushers for Boxes and
Arena Floor
Mrs. Mozella Washington, chairman.
Miss Idella Newsonme, vice-chair
man.
(Other members to be added.
Committee on Finance
DR.. NJ. H. Lambright, chairman.
DIR. ]. f. Shannon, vice-chairman.
(Other members to be added).
For the Kansas City Civic League
DR.. J. F. Shannon, Pres.
Mr.. Joseph Butler, Sec.
Mr.. John Love, Executive Chairman
For other Cities
st. Joseph-Drs. Grassland and Car
rion and Undertaken Ramsey.
nix.
Liberty-Prof, ]. A. Gay.
LeXington-Mr. E. B. Conway.
Lawrence-Mrs. Mabel Gleed.
Bonner Springs-Miss Villa John
son.
Acknowledgements Kerford.
Topeka-Mrs. George X. William
and Hon. John H. Wright.
Excelsior Springs-Mr. William No
Knight.
Observation-Disclosures SamI Jones
B. X. Bruce and DR.. c. M. Meats.
Argentine-Mrs. Ophelia Jackson.
Rosedale-Mr. r. H. Brown.
Note-GeneraI Committee Meeting
Saturday, 500 p. M, Y. M. C. A.
Committee on the Entertainment of
Visitors
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Mrs. Lossie Penn
General Secretary

For the Baptist Minister'S Alliance
Rev. D. A. Holmes, Pres.
Rev. NJ. Williams, Sec.
For the Methodist Ministers Ali.
Rev. F. d. Wells, Pres.
Rev. S. L. Brooks, Sec.
For the Federated and other
Women's Clubs
Mrs. L. A. McCampbell, Pres.
Mrs. Lossie Penn, Sec.
For the lvanhoe Club
Mr.. Joseph E. Hereford, Pres.
Mr.. j. ]. Allen, Sec.
For the Cosmopolitan Club
Mr.. Eugene Munday, Pres.
For the 1t Premier Club
Mr.. Carpenter, Pres.
For the Musicians Union
Mr.. Tilford Davis, Pres.
For the U. B. r. Club
DR.. Williams.
For the Odd Fellows Club
Mr.. T. B. Watkins.
Mr.. e. S. Lewis.
For the chauffeurs' Club
Charles Garrett, Pres.
For the Musical Organizations Of
Greater Kansas City
Prof. r. G. Jackson
Major N. Clark Smith
Mrs. S. w. Bacote
Prof. T. M. Reynolds
Mrs. ]. F. Shannon
Mrs. Nellie Hendricks
DR.. Radword
Mrs. D. A. Holmes
For the Schools Of the city-Prinei-
pals Of the Schools of Kansas City,
Mo-
Mr.. ]. r. E. Lee
Mr.. w. w. Holder
Mr.. VIM. E. Griffin
Mr.. j. H. Coleman
Mr.. w. H. Tompkins
w. H. Harrison and
Whitfield Ross.
Mr.. R. T. Coles
Mr.. Joe E. HEREFORD
Mr.. A. M. Wilson
Mr.. H. L. Cox
Mr.. John L. F. Talton
Miss Virginia Gerren
Schools of Kansas City, Kansas
Mrs. Tressie Smothers
Miss Laura Holland
Miss Ella Robinson
I MI. Homer Wilburn
MI. Woodie Jacobs
Mr.. ]. A. Hodge
Mr.. A. j. Nicely
Program Committee.
Major N. Clark Smith, Chairman.
Prof. R. G. jackson, Vice-C Chairman
Mrs. Lloyd Bailer,
Mrs. S. w. Bacote,
Mrs. D. A. Holmes,
Mrs. Daisy Mcknight,
Mrs. Sallie Love,
Mrs. Hendricks
Prof. T. H. Reynolds,
MI. A. T. Moore,
DR.. Radford,
Mrs. DR.. Miller,
Labor Organizations
Mr.. Charles Harris
Business Men of Greater Kansas
City
Mr.. G. A. Page,
Mr.. R. Q. Gilmore,
Presidents.
Mr.. J.. j. Allen, Sec.
Western University
Prof. H. Il. Healing, Pres.
Mr.. French. Vice Pres.
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THANKSGIVING DINNER.

Say, don't you know that Mrs. Rich
ardson's Tea Room at 1851 Paseo is
going to serve the largest and most
%appetizing dinner for fifty cents on
Thanksgiving Day of any place in the
city? Go early.
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CARD OF THANKS,

To the many kind friends who in
the hour of distress caused by the
sickness and death of our sister, Jessie
Hereford, gave us relief through sin
cere sympathy and expression in beau
tiful floral offerings, we return our
heartfelt gratitude.
JOE e. HEREFORD,
SCOTTIE A. HEREFORD.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Miss Ava Gasaway and Mrs Beulah
Banks of st. Joseph, Mo-, attended the
funeral of Mr.. George w. Carter and
will also visit frineds and other rela-
tives while here.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Mrs. Ida NJ. Fields, formerly of Kan
sas City, now of Rossford, Ohio. who
was called to this city on account of
the death of her sister, Adella Hoover,
returned back to Ohio Monday even
ing.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Mrs. Versia Rice attended the funer-
al of Mr.. Billy Crutchfield Of Omaha,
Neb. MI. Crutchfield was a close
friend of this family. Mrs. Rice re-
turned home this week.
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LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY.

LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY.
w. M. & j. Johnston Successors to
Moons), 1885 E. 18th street, Bell
Phone, Grand 1865. Always the best.
Growing better. Wholesale and retail.
Fresh from the country. Phone us
your order. We deliver anywhere.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Lieut.. Surgeon F. f. Burnett, en-
route from Fort Des Moines, Ia, to
Washington, d. c., was the guest of
Mrs. Alberta Adams.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Patterson, 1924
Cottage avenue, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Boonville, Mo-, attending
the wedding of Miss Annabelle Humph-
reg to Mr.. Q. l.. Bruce of Kansas City.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Miss Effie Permission has moved her
mother and sister to this city, as both
are in poor health.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Miss Goldle Price has opened
a Studio of Music at her home,
1886 Brooklyn Avenue. Special
attention given to beginners.
Lesson, rs cents.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Miss Luella D. Mills, a teacher at
Bellair, Mo-, and Mrs. M. G. Brown,
who is teaching at Windsor, Mo-, at
tended the Teachers Association last
week and called at the Sun office.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

Lucky Harris will start a military
school at 14th and Michigan emu
next week. All interested are request
ed 10 meet there Monday night.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-24

They were house guests of Mrs. Sarah
Humphrey and spent a delightful
time.