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The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
DR.. E. L. FOSTER
Physician
and Surgeon
Phone Arvada "a
ARVADA. COLO

SUMMONS.
Ne. 3eS3.
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
In the District Court.
Clara l.. Burtette. formerly
Clara l.. Dsnielson. Plaintiff,
Thomas Rowe and Louisa NJ ROGERS. Defend
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO.
RADIO.
To Then . Rowe and Louisa NJ. Rogers. the
defennants above namcd. greeting:
iou hereby required TO appear in m
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. in the District Court of JEFF
fcrson County. State Of Colorado and answer
'hc complaint therein within twenty days nf-
ter the service thereof. II served within this
County; or. II served out OF this County. or
by publication. within thirty days nftcr the
erviec hereof. exclusive Of .hc day of SIR
vice or Judgment by default will he taken
avninst you according 10 the prayer Of tie
complaint and II n copy Of the complaint In
the above entitled action he not served with
thif summons. or II the aervtoe hereof be
made out Of this State. then ten days ahdi-
tional To the time hereinshove specified for
appearance and answer will be allowed te-
fore the taking Of Judgment by default Ut
aforesaid.
The said action is brought to settle. ariei
and cVfirm the tit'e in plaintiff. TO tse
Northwest quarter tNWii) OF the Eorthe- =.
quarter tNEL) Of Section Eighteen usl.
Township Three tsl South, Ranbc Ss,y-nlrc
t69D West. containing Forty li0) Nrrcr cf
'ard more or less. in jefferson County. Colo
rado. together with the right to Three, 81
inches Of water from The Farmers High Tire
Canal q Reservoir Company. md all ott or
water rights belonging to said land: and tc
reform and correct the Sheriff Certificate of
Purchase To John Il. ksscr for said premises
and property. under execution In the County
Court Of the City nnd County Of Denver,
dated the e6th day of November. a. u. 1919.
and 10 reform md correct the Shcriff's Deed
issued To Clara l.. Dnnic'-on. assignee Of said
Certificate OF Purchase, by making maid Ger.
tficnte of Purchase and deed show that the
Judgment and execution upon which they were
bared. were entered and issued by the Coun /,
court of the City and County of Denver
Colorado Us Will more fully appear from N,
complaint In said action. TO which reference
II here made.
And you nrr hereby notified that u rou
fall to appear. and TO answer the said &C IN.
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ri. E. Church

Sunday, Jan. 18th.
10 a. m. Sunday school. Re
member the Sabbath day, to kei p
it Holy"
Parents, come with your child
rem to Sunday school.
II a. m. Sermon. Subject:
Justification by Faith" The
most vital snbject that human
beings can think of. Come and
let US study the wonderful text
and chapter together.
6:30 p. m. Epworth League.
Subject: Enlarge the Place of
Thy Tent. Isa. 54:2. 8; Matt.
23:l8. 20. Invite all your young
friends to this meeting.
! 7:30 p. m. Sermon. Subject:
Destiny" This is subject of
great interest and Importance.
| Come and bring your friends.
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Griffith Items

A delightful party was given
the McCune home for the ben.
eft of the Catholic church in
Arvada one last week.
Mr.. Hanson is still quite i'll.
The H. N. club meets with
Mrs. Griffith today.
The Red Cross will meet Wed
neSday with Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson spent
Sunday with their son at Griffith.
Miss Lucy Griffith has accepl
ed position as teacher in the
Canyon Spur school in Plat.,
Canyon.
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In Memoriam

In memory of our beloved son,
Joseph Moore Clark. who passed
away 8 years ago. Jan. Z, 1915.
Softly the stars are falling
Upon the quiet grave of
One we loved, but could not save
% do not ask US if we miss him,
For there's such a vacant place.
Oft we think we hear his foot
steps.
Oft we see his smiling face.
Yet we know that he is happy
In the mansion of the blest..
Where there is no hour Of part
ing
Just one sweet eternal rest.
Mother, father, brother and SIS
ter
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

The Red Cross will hold their
regular monthly tea at the hon e
of MRS. W. R. Swadley on next
Wednesday. Jan. 18th. A good
attendance is desired.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
Art In America.

The first scnooi Of painting to es-
sabish itself on American soil was
that Of Spain. following In the train
IF viceroys and prelatcs after the In
linn commonwealths Ind been SUBJ
jected ana Spanish towns had been
built. To the present dny there exists
Ia the city Of Mexico the Oldest ncad-
amy of the fine arts In the western
xOrid-the Academy Of S n Carlos. 1t
Is ncarly rs old as the Royal Academy,
London.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10


.. L. Newton, our postmaster
and'otherwise chicken fancier, is
quite chesty over the cup he won
at the poultry show for the bes t
pen of White Wyandottes. He
says now that the state has gone
dry he is at loss to know what
to put in the cup.
Mrs. M. Moreland left Wed.
nesday for Hastings, Net.,
where say will visit with her sis
ter for a couple of months.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

For up-to-date wa1l decorations
see A. j. Miller. l1.tf.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

%The Arvada. Lumber Co. is
making extensive improvements
to their Office by putting in a sky
light and rearranginR the inter.
ior. Fred Schellenger is doing
the work.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10
Local Lore.
u your name on our honor roll?

&c. n. Duncan was the recip.
lent by parcels post Wednesday
Of . fine coon. from his friend
VIM Miller who is a trapper in
Platte Canyon. They are very
scarce In this state. Chas. and
his wife had q fine feast.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

plant As above required. the said plaintiff
will take default and decree rs prayed in
said complaint.
Given under my hand attorney for the
tlaintif, at Golden. in said County. this 30th
day Of November. A. ID. 1917.
PERRY d. ROSE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub. Dec. q, 1917
Last pub. Jan. "a. 1918
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

Senator Wesley Staley and W.
j. Ferris are feeling good over
the developments of an oil pro-
perty In which they and a mum.
Der Of Denver business men are
intere sted in Oklahoma Mr..
Staley was on the ground when
gas sands were struck which
tested better than 5000, 900 Gu
bic feet. MIR. Staley telegraphed
Denver men and three of them
took the first train for Tulsa.
Okla. near which the well is.
Twenty-Five men have formed a
syndicate and leased 100 acres
aod did their own boring. Very
little stock was sold. The gas
sands are said to be Indication OF
great oil deposits below. We
hope It is a gusher.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

A card from H. A. Ullery asks
u to change the address OF his
paper from Lafayette street to
3S46 Gaylord st.. Denver. Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

G. S. Scott came home from
the hospital Wednesday evening
and is apparently recovered from
his injury.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J.
Champion have purchased
through T. S. Knapp the Ruth.
erford property on East 3rd st.
and expect 10 move in to the
same in the spring.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

SEE JOHN LANCE
For Stationery, Advertising, Church,
Lodge and Society Printing
TICKETS AND PROGRAMS
A SPECIALITY
1915 East 18th Street
Bell Phone East 1852.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

ney; Miss Bessie 1. Owens, Judge 3, j..
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dougherty,
". ". Holder, Hon. W. VI. Fields, Rich
Eliza Hendricks. MT. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
3 Mhifs.' j. Mr. W. T. sM%iit 3Raf Mrs M Ge HF r A GTGsT-
son, Derr & Malson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Bennett, Mrs. Callie Diggs, Joe Airport,
"a Sam nsn "a P; Ayl eva R,6 Rolla 5sHai Mrs MRS.
son & Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C.
White, {. G. Biaokweii,' F. J. weayer,
trice sydnor, O. j. Hill, Gertrude NJ. B.
WHEELER, Mrs. Eva NJ. Fox, William
Meinsen & Son, John Herndon, D. E.
w. H. Phillips, Prof. and Mrs. D. N.
C~rosthwait, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bell,
j. R. Haworth, Mr.. Henry Compton.
~ss.oo-Charles A. Starks. John L. Steele.
$7.5o-Miss Rosa Barbee.
$6.oo-Dr. Jno. T.. Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs, J; G. Ray; J. 1: Gandoi' E. Whit
Frank Neal, Minnie OFFICER. Mary L.
Payne, Judge Samuel T.. Pendleton. 1.
W. Page, Patterson McGrath, e. B. Perry
w. Porter. Mrs. N. V. aglan. E. ]. Rear
don, Luke Ridley, DR.. DLB. Robinson, T.
II. .Wiseman. G.. L. Williams, Grace P.
". 2. Hill. s; 1, Hill, ]. w. Holbert,
Matte Hubbell. Ideal Laundry, Leonard
Roy, Lewis Rosenfield, Mrs. Theo. Ro-
wen. lack Shepherd. Mrs. j. H. Seebree.
Mr., and Mrs, Frank Scott. Anna b.
Smith. VIM. Smell, j. w. S%palding, L. w.
Spencer, Rev. VIM. Thomas, Nathan
Thatcher, Lutte Taylor, John Turner
Lodge. John Kaholokula, Raymond Knox
VIM. Lamb. VIM. j. Lentz. Jas. A. Lee,
VIM, Locke. Julius McCamey, Mcdonald
Lumber Co., Thos. F. McKinstry, r. F.
Brewer. Mr.. Bundschu, Carleton Hotel.
Western Newspaper Union, Denny Co.'S
tello. DR.. ]. P. Cooper, Ell Arasamuth, An
ge loA. Andrews, Vale Anderson. f. j..
Bannister. Mrs. A. W. Bankston, Mrs.
Edith Black. H. M. S. Brown, L. d.
Brewer, Gene L. Cook, Alberta Collins,
G. w. Dale. A. Porter Davis. A. E. Estes
Rev. t. H. Ewing, J.. s. Fields. Joe Fish
er, DR.. w. ]. FTick, John Garlich,
George Gamble. Merrill L. Good,
Fred. Gilmore, Villa M. Glenn, Thee.
Greek, Miss II. A. Grady. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Green, H. w. Hart, G.. Hampton,
Bertha C. Hanna, Floyd q. Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Winston Holmes. Leon Block,
A. Johnson. A Friend, T. c. Greenstreet
II. McClanahan, Louis Robinson, Oliver
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams,
Mrs. VIM; Fairfax, M. D. Lecompton Cox,
Mrs. Lottie Gamble, y. L. Keller, p. c.
James, #. s, Smith. II. F. Chick, Martha
Jackson, VIM. Southers, Emma Lowe,
Miss s. e.. Childers. r. M. Hunter, H.
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Thompson. Mary Gren, Ellen Watson.
Mrs. L. B. Kay, Mrs. Susie Montgom-
cry, Prof. j.. H. Coleman, Fred Lewis,
Miss Josephine Martin, James D.
Brown, Mrs. Eva Nicholson, Mrs. Net
tie Moore, Miss Anna Smith, Miss Ida
Rodgers, Alfred Sales, Samuel Derritt,
ace Gritten, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry, Moten,
Horace Bishop. George Fl. McPike, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen MaXey, Emmett Barnhill,
Miss Judith symms, Prof. o. M. Shackle-
ford, w. N. Taylor.
$4oo-H. Black, L L. Smith, ]. H; Clay
boune, Percy l.. Lee, A. B. Pittman,
Dennie Seals, Mrs. Villa Bigby, Mrs.
Samuel Winston.
5000. E. Pinkston. Kate Powell,
M nalia t RiTcb Jaeks93 G Mary L: 1a KnG Ko,s SGT-
A. F, Payne, Hattie COOK Miss Anna L.
Collier, Miss Winnetta Donohue.
Ns sR;sSmH1M MISS 81 E EBstelq hiIl[ Miss Sss 4 EoR RsIla
Mrs. Bette Bailey.
Cooks Market, Mike Doohan, Chas. A.
Agard, Leon Jordan, Jr.. Clarence Leort,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Holmes, Ebert E..
Mrs. M. Fisher. Freedman Bros, Mr..
Frazier, Georgia Harper. Mrs. T. w. H.
Mrs. Mary WITS witt, Ernest Whlteside id Pear
Riley, A. e. Toney, e. M. Wilson, Sam
Borone, Mrs. Inez Y. Chinn, Mrs. Carrie
PRESTON, Mrs. II. Mott, LIE Roy Burns,
Miss Sadie McWorters, Charles B. Boston.
$1.7o-Pleasant Hour Club.
s1,15-B. S. stobies.
$1.oo-L. F. Cochran, M. T.. N. Clancy,
F. W. Calhoun. Miss Amanda Chrisman,
LII Duncan, Lee Dooley. w, G. Dom
nelly, f.. Bergschneider, Mr.. Bridges,
Mr.. Brady, Lizetta Johnson, Mr.. John
son, ]. A. Johnson, Kansas Steel G. Gate
Co., A. M. Kleinheffer, Beular Lewis,
Clyde flanagan, Arthur J. Leite, s. Lie
herman, r., Lund, ID. M. McClanahan,
Theo; McPike: Fred Westbrook, j. Wise
Woodson & Hanley. Midwest Haines, Mr..
Hanley. Flora b. Jones, Mrs O.. w. Jones,
Mrs. o, C.. Maxwell. ]. w. Martin,
Joel Holman. b. S, Howard, Sam
T. Higbee. Heckel Bros, G. A. Miller, G.
L. Merry, Mrs. A. Miller, F. A. Merri-
man., II. R. Mills, India c. Moore, Mar
tina Moore, Mize Peters, L. c. Payne,
w. 7. Peters. Herbert Patterson, j, e.
Reed. F. N. Redheffer. Tom RIM, c. II.
Roberts. Mack Singer, Security Iron &
Metal Co., F.. Shugart, Espey Singleton,
D. e. Shyrock, M. Silverman, Harold
Julia Briggs, Booth Cannon, F. w. Cal
houn. Mr.. Cox. Hershel Conway, Mary
Ewing. John Georgen. Dora Gardner,
Gerky & Dillingham;. II. ]. German. VIM.
Grieves, A. A. Graves. Mrs, s. e. Hart.
FLOYD Adamson, NJ CLANCY. Harold
Smith. Elizabeth Nevells. Mrs. ].
70. Reed. Miss Beulah Lee Lewis. ].
b. Collins. Miss Leona Higgins. ID. ".
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

Mrs. NJ. e. Bailey. Mrs. Alice Yancy,
Mrs. Anna Hall, B. Y. Smith, Mrs. Julia
Morrison, Miss Anna Porter, Mrs. Cora
Green, Miss Nellie johnson, Mrs. Estella
Brown, Rev. w. T. Osborne, Mr.. M. H.
ME jackson, Mrs. e. Y. Pillow, Miss Nora
Dozier, w. G.. Moore, Mrs. Fred Belle,
Edward Hill, John b. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Allen, Robert Berry, Mr.. n Mrs.
H. Hayes, Randall H. Walker,
Emelia and Henrietta Hunt, Mrs.
Sarah ], Bradley, Mrs. saphronia Hopper
ridge, James H. Crews. James H. Lee,
Mrs. Susie c. Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s..
John Carroll, DR.. d. A. Elliott,
S. H. Harvey, Mrs. Sarah P. Goss, Lewis
BoxX, Leslie Atkins, Miss Neosho Veneer
able, Richard Shugit, Mrs, G.. G.. Mason,
Rena Jones, Miss Josephine S. Yates,
Cranshaw, Miss Nellie Craig, Charles
Fields, John T. Hughes, w. s.. Baker,
Miss Bessie Knight, D.; J. Storey. Nick
Lansr. Miss Mary 81 E.r Woods, R: VIII Ri A. A;
H.. Houston, Rev. William Alphin. Miss
Amanda Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William
jefferson, Col. J. C. Greenman, Daisy
Mathena. Mrs. e. N. Nevells, Rev. f. d.
Wells, j. Z. Laneme, Mrs. E. G. Stew
art; VI I I MAR Martin Fred &c W, An
Gilmore, Leila L. Gilmore, Henry Pat
rick, william Beavers, Villa c. John
son, Rev. j.. w. Holly, ]. B. Schumacher,
Sam Bond, Mrs. Clara Hill, Mrs. Hattie
Barnes, Henry Avery, Mrs. aLura Beat
ty, J. ]. O'Connor, Blanche Conway,
die Boyle, Mrs. Pearl Brown, George
Walker, James A. Smith, Leona Ford,
Clara Carter, Ida V. Railey Jackson,
Clara Hale, Francis NJ. Fields, e. B,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

In accordance with the revised reg
ulations issued by The Adjutant Gen
eral of the Army, applications of civil
lians to the Central Officers Training
School may now be received. The
age limit of applicants is from over is
% less than 46 years at the date of
registration. Special induction for
training at these schools will be reg
ulated so that a fair proportion of can
didates shall come from (1) The Army
at large in accordance with existing
instructions; (2) Civilians in Class
la; (3) Civilians with deferred clas-
sifications. The final selection of
civilian applicants will be made by the
commanding officers of the various
Central Officers Training Schools. No
applications will be considered in the
War Department, At present, colored
men are admitted to training schools
as follows: Artillery, Camp Taylor,
Louisville, Ky; Infantry, Camp Pike,
Little Rock, Ark; and machine gun
training. Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28
MEDICAL MEN IN CAMPAIGN
AGAINST VENEREAL DISEASES.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 25-An-
nouncement is made that a group of
prominent colored physicians and sur
geons have been appointed by the Wal
Department to carry on a vigorous
campaign of education, with a view of
combating the spread of venereal di-
sease in the camps and environments
of the country, where colored soldiers
are stationed in appreciate numbers.
The physicians thus far selected for
this vitality important work include:
DR.. c. V. Roman, of Nashville, Tenn,
formerly editor of the Journal of the
National Medical Association and
author of numerous literary and medi-
cal productions; DR.. Algernon B. Jack
son, surgeon-in-chief of Mercy Hospi-
tai, Philadelphia, Pa; DR.. Roscoe
Brown of Richmond, Va; and DR..
Ralph A. Stewart, of Washington, d.
G.
According to the plans adopted it is
confidently expected that every col
ored soldier in the Army will be reach
ed by this educational work. The work
of these physicians is to be supple
mented by literature which has been
prepared to meet the special needs of
colored troops. This is now in press,
and a pamphlet covering these sub
jects simply but thoroughly will be put
into the hands of every colored soldier
in the Army who is able to read. 1t
i shoped to reach those who cannot
read by specially-prepared pictorial
placards and st~ereopticon slides. The
last mentioned work will be largely in
the hands of a group of colored SER
geants who are peculiarly adapted by
education and training for this work.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28
These Subscribers to the Wheatley.
Provident Hospital Fund Have Paid
Their Subscriptions in Full and
the Total Amounts Have Been
Placed in Bank to the Cred
it of the Hospital.
As Subscribers Pay in Full, Their Names Will
be Added to This List.

Edward Friedson & Son Coal Co.
$500
S. H. P. Edwards
Mrs V i Hueston
Mr.. Hardy Smith
Josephine Hopkins
T. G. Sharon.
Guy Shriner.
Stewart g. Smith.
w. S. Wood.
Frank S. Moore.
Mrs. Maggie Grant.
$1o.0o-Andrew Williams, N. G.. Hackett,
W. A. Jones, Wilse G. Robinson, Chris
man Sawyer, Jno. Sample, Bessie Solo
mon. Anna Smith, swenson Const. Co,
T. B. Steward, Geo. T. Thompkins, Her.
mar Weinberg, Capt. Leon & Mrs. Jor-
dan, Joseph M. Jones, Ethel Kimbal, A.
]. Kelly, Jr., Judge r. S. Latshaw, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. J. McCampbell. NJ. e. Casey,
Campbell Baking Co., Judge Fred w.
Coon, Brunswick Bake Collander, Jessie
Dixon, Shannon Drumm, Geo. S. Ellison,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Finley, Pearl Mays,
Mason & Mason, H. B. Moore, Nelson
Roland-Rost, j. w. Perry, NJ. ]. Fender
CAST, Mrs, Millie Green, A. Griffin, Paris
Boswell, Keesling Coal Co.. j. L. Gamble,
Edwin Etheridge, Mrs. Elenora Hackley,
T. ]. McCampbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Graham, Geroge V. Golden, Miss Beulah
E. Coleman, Jacob Hessirick. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Page, Miss Agnes O.. Clark,
Miss Carrie E. Bridey; Mrs. P. M. Dab
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

You've Tried the Rest, Now Try .
the Best. .
Driven by the Owner .
s. ]. HIGHTOWER. .
Full Z Passenger Car
BIG COLE 8 LIMOUSINE. :
With Foot and Reading Lights, :
Speaking Tube and all Modern :
Conveniences. :
2436 Highland Ave,
Kansas City, Mo.
Call Both Phones.
Day or Night.
J Bell East 1895 Home East 906
:
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

Lowe, Mrs. A. e. Jenkins, Mrs. Ida Bry-
ant, Miss Edith Williams, Amelia Hutch
ms, Mrs. Pauline b. Crawford, Miss
Catherine Washington, Alonzo- Brown,
Mrs. Blond.
$.5o-Mr. Jighthowser, z. A. Mathey,
MIR. Metzger. Gertrude Harper, Rev. A.
G. ellis, Dink Davis. Jno. Davis, Do
mated, Mr.. Humphrey, T. r. Strobel, Mrs.
T. H.. Whibbey.
S.25-A Friend. Lester ROLAND, A. L.
Smith, L. A. Stroth, Carl Tucker, Alma
Williams. C. r.. Haldeman, Pinkie Jones,
Cigar Man. F. o. Kline, Mrs. j. d. Bur-
ton. Tom Colley Ed E. Gilbert. Mrs.
Mccarthy.
$.15-Wertie Slaughter.
S.10-Gertrude Smith.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28
LINCOLN INSTITUTE
INAUGURAL CELEBRATION

y SELEDnA IiON
DR.. Clement Richardson, President
Jefferson Citq, Mo, Sept. 21.-The
inductio nof DR.. Clement Richardson
into the office of President of Lin
coln Institute began today. Preced-
ing the exercises, there was a parade
on High street by way of the street
railway to the institution, exhibiting
the literary and industrial depart
ments. There were several floats
showing respectively the Department
of Agriculture, Domestic Arts and
Science, Machine and Engineering,
Blacksmithing, Shoemaking, Tailoring,
Millinery, Wheelwrighting and Auto
mobile Repairing.
The line of march was led by citi-
zens and instructors mounted, follow
ed by the student Drum Corps, Stu
dent Cadets, Status of Liberty, Col
lege of Liberal Arts and Science,
School of Music, Training School, the
latter placarded 100 Per Cent Ameri-
can"
The celebration was held in Page
Auditorium at l o'clock. There was
a large gathering of citizens from the
city and representatives from other
states. Among other distinguished
men, the following spoke: DR.. W. J..
T~hompkins, Surgeon in Chief of Kan
sas City Colored Hospital and Presi-
dent of the Alumni Association; Judge
Galloway of Kansas City, Mo-; Prin-
cipal, c. G.. Williams of Boonville,
Mo-; President, G. r. B%ridgeforth of
Topeka, Kan; Principal, c. G. Hub
bard of Sedalia, Mo-; President, j. Os-
car Spencer of Oklahoma; Hon. A. w.
Lloyd of st. Louis, Mo-; DR.. Williams,
Hon. w. M. Oakerson of Jefferson
City, Mo-, and DR.. Clement Richard
son.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28

A few more days and u beauti-
full new Wheatley-Provident Hospital
will be ready for inspection and dedi-
cation which the committee hopes to
make one Of the greatest events in
the history of the race in this city.
AS soon as the contractors have turn
ed over the building the ladies'
clubs, fraternal organizations and in
dividuals who have pledged them
selves to furnish various rooms will
be called on to install their furni-
ture; then a program will be ar
ranged including all the various So
cial, civic and religious organizations
in the city for the dedication cere-
monies.
The Negro State Medical Associa-
ton, as well as the State Federation
of Clubs, and the heads of the various
fraternal organizations with their
staff, will be invited to be present
and take part in the ceremonies.
The Ladies' Auxiliary have made
up a great quantity of new linen sup.
plies and r busily engaged making
others with which to equip the In
stitution; bills have been met prompt
ly and the only thing required is that
our people shall pay their pledges SO
that the whole plan of the General
Committee may be carried out fully,
The Sun has no hesitancy in saying
that in appointment, arrangement and
modern facilities, this hospital is
vastly superior to any other owned
and controlled exclusively by Negroes
in this country and every citizen Of
Greater Kansas City should be proud
of this splendid achievement. Go by
and look at the building and if you
have not paid your pledge, send a
check to u headquarters, 1903 E
18th street, or call Bell Phone, East
27S9 and we will send a collector &c
you.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28
Tuskegee, Ala, Sept. 81, 1918.


DR.. Robert R. Motion, Principal of
Tuskegee Institute, announced today
the receipt of $1,000 from Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Malone, Executive Heads
of the Poro College of Hair Culture,
ST. Louis Mo. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Malone have for a number of years
manifested great interest in the work
of Tuskegee and have on a number
of occasions contributed to the work.
The Poro College is one of the most
successful business enterprises owned
and operated by Colored people. 1t is
said that they employ nearly 100
young men and women at the St.
Louis office and factory and do an
average annual business of $250.O0.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-09-28
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AND
EANE

Send 10 cents for the secret recipes
for Perfection Hair Straightener and
Perfection Skin Bleach. Make them
at home, use and sell to your friends.
Earn big money, be independent. Full
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