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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29

shat peare Under the Mask ot >hdL"-
.peGre would be enough to ill the leisure
of summer vacation Was it not only
Yesterday that Augustin Hemon discov-
cred Rowland in Shakespeare Henri
BorIeaux's Les PierreS da Foyer The
Stones Of the Hearth is madr out of
very instructive essays on French family
life and education since The Middle Ages.
Chief among those critical essays let us
mention two interesting volumes on Victor
Hugo. The one by NJ. G.. Poinsot, 4Hpr1s
de Victor Hugo At the SIDE Of Victor
Hugo makes Hugo, the man and the
poet, almost demigOd, while that
French statesmen and man Of letters.
Louis BarthOu of the French Academy, in
his Les AmOurs dun POSte 4 Poets
Lore Story] brings us with Victor Hugo
very near the level of common humanity.
Most of the book is made out of unpub-
lished letters in the possession of NJ. Bar
thOu).- In Qsel9ues Guides de POpiniOa
en- France Pendant la GHerre Some
Gxides of French Public Opiaios During
the Warl NJ de Chambure writes very
vivid and personal sketches of most of
the leading journalists and editors of
France. He also gives a useful summary
of the war activities of the French press.
To his clever sketch of Clemeneeau may
be added as a complement Gustaye Gef-
froy's new volume on ClemenceGa,
printed in both French and in English
sign of the times. NJ. Geffroy is the
president of the Goneourt Academy and
knows intimately the man he writes about.
In complete contrast with the Republican
Tiger of France the American reader will
find in the tribute to Charles Maurras by
his friends, Charles Mdurras, Portraits,
judgments and Opinions lat the NOuvelle
Librairie Nationale), very Illuminating
study of that French political prophet
and master writer of to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29

Books of essays and criticism are many.
Among them, those who have already read
The New Book of Martyrs and Cirilisd
ton will gladly hail Georges Duhamel's
new book, La Possession dw Monde The
Possession of the World. In the present
conflict and quarrel between French in
tellectuals and mystics, Duhamel sides
with the latter Reading in particular in
the new book the essays on Lyrical Life
and the final chapter on The Rule Of the
Heart, one cannot help thinking of Du
hamel as of French Emerson and new
Maeterlinck. Even those inclined to pre-
fer the French mind in its pure intel
lectuality will be thankful TO Duhamel for
revealing the grave and spiritual con-
Germs of present day France.
In the field Of literary criticism and
biography Abel Lefrane's two volumes in
favor of Lord Derby as The writer of the
works of Shakespeare, SOFAS Ie Masqae de
The sun., 1919-05-12
FOREIGNERS SEEK : : :
AMERICAN GOODS
Numerous New Openings for
Heavy Export Trade Are
Reported.
MANY FIELDS COVERED
PAPER Machines, Hardware,
Textiles and Foods Among
Products Desired.

The weekly list of trade chances
,,thered by the United States Depart
n,nt OF Commerce is given below
Addresses OF persons and firms mem
famed may be obtained through THE
srS Questions regarding published
items should be on separate sheets. a
sheet TO each item. and the number of
,bs item should be In all cases stated.
THE sun does not furnish credit
ratings or assume any responsibility as
10 the standing of business men or firms
abroad. The usual precaution should be
taken in all cases. Those desiring United
states goods and what they want are:
So A glove manufacturer in. Italy
wishes to purchase machinery for tannory
,afneient for handling 500 sheep or goat
skins q day and machinery for coiorlns
SKINS sufficient TO handle 100 n day.
US. Samples with price lists are desired
~ q merchant in Canada of cotton prints
and shoes for men and women for supply
,ns the numbering and farming trade in
that district.
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10 al Holders OF Claims and Demands
~rSr xo,y sEnlnst &c rov

10 sn Holders OF Claims and Demands
/ NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY.
asS Of April, 1913, the uniisd STATES t Dis Dis
New YORK made an order in the equity
sro,s spsnd sg ,b in sSs Sosr hrs No
Foundry Company, complainant. against
the New York Railways Company, de-
sendsnt, which order among other things
~ All claims and dema nds against the
said New York Railways Company shall be
pres .ss to Job HEDGES as Receivs.
his ONCE, No. l65 Broadway, Borough of
Manhattan, city and State of New York.
on or before the 18th day of June, 1913.
demands against the said New York Rail.
ways Company shall fail to present such
claims and demands on or before the said
order. each Of them SO o failing GhG SHAH be-
barred from sharing In any distribution of
the moneys or assets of said New York
after shall he In the hands OF said RE-
csiver and from sharing in any distribu-
ton OF any OF the proceeds ARISING. from
New York Railways Company.
Nothing in said order requires con.
tingent claims and claims secured by
sented to the Receiver. as above stated
against New York Railways Company are
accordance with said order.
Forms for proof Of claims or dena nds
may be obtained at the once OF the Re-
Dated. New York, n Y. Aprli 10, 1919.
JOB 2. HEDGES,
New York Railways Company.
1876 Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan.
City and state Of New York
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Hardware for Morocco,

EsG A commercial agent in France de-
Grss 10 purchase and secure an agency for
1 the sale in Morocco OF hardware, building
| materials doors, windows. etc. and trans
portable buildings and furniture.
SCI. Large quantities of best gas coal
are desired by city electrical supply COM
pany In Spain.
SIS The purchase Of a machine for
making paper twine. twines and cordage
sad tapes from hbres u desired by q man
n France.
49, A commission agent In Algeria de-
sres to be placed in communication with
agency for the sale Of woolleu, linen and
| Cotton textiles, knit goods. all kinds of hos.
Ary. hardware, household articles, enam-
| eled ware, Rio and Santos coffee and raw
silks.
so. Best oualty wheat. rye and maize
Earch for use in laundry work Is desired
BY company In Sweden.
sI. company now being formed In
France wishes to purchase standard ships
800 and 1880 tons, for quick delivery. A
contract will be made tor four ships of
800 tons and two ships of 3.5oo tons, 10
b delivered before December, 1913, at New
York the cost OF construction to be paid
ty the company as the work progresses.
Hs. firm in Sweden wishes to pur-
chase raw cotton and all kinds OF cotton
aad woolen yarns and clotn.
80. The agency and purchase of fancy
lsatner goods women's leather bags and
travelling articles such as trunks, grips
NaNHtiN anu vacuum uh5kS are desired py
hEm in France.
"a. me director of the equipment sec
ION Of the naval aviation service of a
European country desires TO purchase cleo
irieaiIy driven machine tools, for neral
ana WOOD, and to be used Tor hand drills.
hand grinders, &c This machinery is
needed for the maintenance OF tho equip
hsRt OF the service and for the construc-
lion OF new equipment
80 The purchase OF the following goods
desired by Arm IN Norway: Knock
down furniture for banking offices, dental
ToolHs: metal furniture for offices and
iaeatres, and wood working machinery for
chairs
$40 Cotton yarn packed In wooden
ages and chemicals and colors put UP In
lae usual packing for such material are
,aQGred by company In Sweden. Cash
VII be paid.
81. mining and electrical engineer in
begim wishes to purchase four copper
AIS FOR mixing fruit syrups. Dimensions:
height, ! meter; diameter, 1.T5 meters:
thickness of bottom, II nm. and thick.
es' OF sides. } nm. Terms, cash against
gOCunentS
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AMERICA
The Future
For Her World Investments

done by the utilization of our surplus
production of manufactured articles
and the utilization of our surplus capi-
tai in absorbing foreign credit obliga-
tions in payment for our exports.
THE economic history of England
demonstrates conclusively that
trade follows the invested dollar with
as much certainty as it follows the flag.
DROFITING by the trade stimulus
following the Napoleonic wars,
England became the world creditor ma
ton; Englishmen became the worlds
greatest foreign investors, and great
English fortunes resulted A similar
stimulus presents similar opportun-
ity now to America.
THE attractiveness of this position
appears to be at it's maximum to-
day. 1t is doubtful if sound foreign Sc
curities will, within lifetime, be avail
able on so favorable basis. Many of
the shrewdest and most farseeing men
in American finance have recognized
the situation and are profiting by it.
A MERICA'S destiny lies not in
"a continued isolation. Her oppor-
tunity for world service is enormous
and her reward will be great and last
ing.
The sun., 1919-05-12
TO THE HOLDERS OF EASTERN
PETROLEUM COMPANY PAyN Is
SUE FIRST LIEN COLLATERAL
GOLD BONDS. DUE SEPTEMBER 1.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in
accordance with the provisions of the Mort
gage and Deed OF Trust given to secure the
above described issue Of bonds, tho under
signed will receive on May 10th, 1919,
sealed tenders or proposals Of said bonds
to be surrendered for REDEEM ption on May
18th. 1919 upon the hest and most ad-
vanta geous terms at which the same shall
be obtained at prices not exceeding one
hundred and two and one-hsN percentum
G02Tcb Of par, PLUG accrued interest. out
Of moneys In the sinking Fund amounting
to thirty eight thousand four hundred sew
anty-siN dollars and forty cents tS3S,iI6.4ob.
The right In reserved by the undersigned
to reject any and all offers
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY GEORGE f.. WARREN,
Vice President.
Dated. May LIST. 1919.
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
MlDVALE STEEL & ORDNANCE co.
90 Year 90 sinking Fund
Eald nn.al.u .l..n 4 hAll

Gold Bonds due March 4, 1896.
Notice Is hereby given that the amount
OF funds now in the sinking Fund pro-
vided under the Trust fndenturu made by
Midvale Steel Ordnance Company dated
March !, 1914, is $3.50. 334.32 and that
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
as Trustee under said Indeuture, and pur-
suant to Article thereof, will receive
at its TRUST DEPARTMENT.. 1io Broad
way: New York CITY, until 10 O'clock A. NJ.
on Thursday, May Is, 1919, sealed pro-
posals for the sale to IL Of bonds secured
by said Indenture In such amount will
exhaust the sinking Fund moneys in hand
at the lowest prices at which said bonds
viii be offered for sale, but not exceeding
1857 OF the principal amount thereof. In
terest on all bonds purchased will cease on
May 16. 1913, and payment of the amount
of tho accepted offers and accrued interest
due thereon will be made upon delivery
of the bonds purchased to the Trustee
The right is reserved to reject any or
all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY CHARLES II. SABIN. President.
Dated May 2, 1919.
The sun., 1919-05-12
Machinery for India.

VS. Exclusive representation is desired
G company in India for the sale OF
alIdware. mill and railway stores, ma
g,on: 9,sctrtesi goods stationery, pro
acyclss. motorcycles motors dy5emos
tec'riesl lighting sets. pumps. oil engines
2 s, bleaching. dyeing and finishing ma
.a.hes, weaving and spinning machines,
u. ha,iers. nour mills and elevators
.a'h An agency is desired by CONNER
"a S.esman in Tunis for the sale Of
g,ra.
$50 \ manufacturing firm in Norway
=, Sn L" purchase machinery 10 he used
.an's' milling machines, lathes. motors.
.Mes axes and starter equipment are
'T. Chemicals and euuipmen, and sun
tf' ty- e'ectroplating work are required
%. firm In Denmark.
M: A company in india desires to pur-
Ease and secure an agency for the sale
m Heel and iron in bars, sheets, tubes,
Gas' &c; builders and engineer hard
l,t, e: GsusSc soda and petroleum and
~ The purchase Of piywood and We
nsets In all thicknesses and sizes is de-
'"eu os man in England.
- Ihree different Arms in Belgium
,.~ke urgent request that they be placed
n Communication with exporters for the
sa'e o' automobile trucks with trailers, one
' Sml one ha'i TO three tons; small agricul-
.nn machinery, tires, solid and pueu-
matte unbeached and biesched cotton
Goth, linen. hannels, and foodstuffs and
general products.
.'9. \ company in England wishes to
~ uaHe or secure an agency for the sale
", uyesiuns for all textiles in quantity Of
sspWoNmately ten tons a month. VIII
20! cash or represent manufacturers as
tsr .'o or d Dy., shOu be packed in wooden
, ~. Belgian firms have Forwarded a re-
y4esl ior agencies and consignments Of
,. lo"oNing goods: Small motor cars,
go cars, tratlers, trucks and motor
on, leather and halata betting hemp
good quality.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAS HIDE & LEATHER co

NV lOfk, ApfII'-F INIT-
Dividend Of = e. has this day boon
declared upon tho Preferred Capital Stock
OF the company, payable out Of the ac-
cumulated net prnhts arising from the
business ~ the Corporation. payable on
July !. 1919, to the Stockholders ~ record
at the close Of business June II. 1919.
GEO. \. HILL, Treasurer.
The sun., 1919-05-12
Italy Seeks BarberS Supplies.

ess,.' a merchant in Italy wishes to pur-
rssS baToerS supplies. perfumery. SC.
bukhlNes, razors clothes brushes and
sbsss'hes ior hair. finger nails, teeth, and
a., .Hs soaps. celluloid articles, hairpins
~ fancy articles and novelties
~ opal glass pots for skin creams and
u,,. with aluminium screw caps, in
t,oni,at a !. ,, and ounces, are
'qered by a firm in England,
~ hrm in Norway wishes TO pur-
ib',sI Electrical apparatus and supplies
sjrS ION service, household appliances,
40 Agency and the purchase OF lard.
i IA mea; or hsh, sailed bacon s(nr
btS crude and prepared leather tanned
iy5.s,, Watches and articles in gold plate,
rsneTsi i''Ls, machines and machinery in
w.. cloth, household articles glass
49,, general hardware and novelties are
S'n by firm In Italy
hISSs'' ne purchase and agency OF crude
WIZ prepare and tanned hioes and
tnNs' lumber and box shocks are desired
IVY hfm In I,aly. -
prsSc5 4 T.. man In France desires to be
- DO touch with leading metallurKlc al
mm' manufacturing such articles as iron,
,,,, AaH copper pipes In general. Access
Ind ,anI everything concerning the pipe
5,q 20, n'Sh pressure and steam pressure.
kss- ,e. points or rivets with plain
On, and heads with facets moulded and
f., IN various sizes Of head are desired
sH.Gs quantities by a manufacturer in
,hsa" The purchase and the agency for
,' sale NJ office supplies Inkstands,
sTs t "e, pms inks, fountain pens. &c.
ge red by hrm In Sweden.
In 70, ramos are desired by merchant
,v ~ tn" manager Of general business
,t"f IN spain wishes TO purchase cleo
rr p ."'npany in Sweden desires to
t''''-" grain, feedstuns. coffee, dried
=, ana colonial goods.
s,, 10" Western States or Oregon
bGgtrs' 'n 'ar,oad shipments. packed In
rsn, hrr".s, are required by COM
q, l"' manager of mines association
,,,' .'h WISHES 10 receive catalogues
ma gg''."s railway supplies. machine tools
SUI mining machinery.
The sun., 1919-05-12

A SIGNIFICANT factor Of the great
war is the unprecedented finan-
cial situation in which it has placed the
United States. -.
Our loans to our Allies now total nine
and quarter billions.
Our trade balance, the value Of our ex-
ports over our imports, for the calendar
year 1913 amounts to over three bill.
lions.
We have bought ackAmerican securi-
ties, held abroad, amounting to two
and one-half billions.
BRIEFLY, we have become the cred
itor nation of the world.
We are the greatest manufacturing
nation in the world.
We rank highest statistically in per
capita efficiency measured by the pro-
duction of world necessities.
DRIOR to the war the foreign invest
ments of the leading nations were
as follows:
England ....... 20,Q00,000.000
France .......... 10000, 100000
Germany ....... 5000, 100000
Whereas-the foreign investments Of
the United States were negligible.
MOT only have we billions for for
eign investments, but the United
States has reached point of industrial
development which demands the crea-
ton of foreign markets. This can be
The sun., 1919-05-12
LOST, FOINp AND EMARns.

LOST-PHss BOOZE No CO9f Of Tho
chatham n PhcniN National Euuk 2oa 2.
9Th Street, y. Y. Payment stopped
Please return book to bank
The sun., 1919-05-12

Dated. May LIST. 1919.
The sun., 1919-05-12
BONDS IN THE. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Week Ended May 10, 1919: 4~f :

High Low Clos Net -ls1s-
Gales est, est ins IN ty,.x
sNousLlbslts $3.50 eseo es.7o-- % eoso o. 70
sf UsLib LIST - $500 ESQ es.7o-- ~ esoo 90 N
lo@UslLib2dis. ei.3s es.e2 ea.94- "a ass o.. 10
Sales. est. est. ing ~ t.,.h ~
~t usLihist4,fs seio $3.50 $780, 90 se.so "a. 20
81 U g Lib list
% cvd i,is. ee.H 900 s.u+s79 w.uw.a
HoSusLib2dtlts. et8 60 % 1905 SO eSsa % 20
Itlso slibSd4Hs0s 90 $500 Slt-- az $3.50 e49o
22lS % % 9I0O-- 40 eS72 o. n?
81 US Is reg. 1905 1904 1904 = u 1857 lo,ll
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
IN MEMoRIuM.

In loving memory of our darling
wife and sister. Minnie Lou Jackson
who passed away n yea ago Dc
cember IS, 1913:
Oh how we miss you. no one can tel
Although our love for you and baby
shall forever live
Life is not worth living without you
but it is Gods will
And though He may STAY us, yet We
will serve him.
We lever knew the pain she bore,
Although we saw her die;
We only know she passed away,
But could not say good bye.
We think of you in silence.
No eyes can see us weep,
But many a silent tear we shed
When others are asleep.
Sadly and sorrowfully missed by
TYLER JACKSON, husband; and
Sisters and Brothers.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
BLUE TRIANGLE LEAGUE NOTES

". w. G. A,
Pledges to the Blue Triangle League
Of the Y. w. c. A. may be paid at
headquarters. Paseo. Y. NJ. c. A., 1924
Paseo. Payment of same will be great
" appreciated The following Girl
Reserve Corps held Officers Meeting
last week: Sixth grade, w. w. Yates,
Sixth and Seventh grades, Wendell
Phillips. Garrison, Sixth and Seventh
grades, Attacks. The seventh grade
girls of the Douglass held a recrea.
ton meeting at which they enjoyed
games The Girl Reserves of the
Junior Class of Lincoln High School
held a business meeting. They are
planning to give a New Years play as
their contribution to the opening pro.
gram. il we go into our center next
month ., Five girls of the freshman
class of Lincoln High School who are
very anxious that their class hold reg.
ular meetings met at the Y. NJ. c. A
last Thursday. If more girls had their
spirit, The Committee of Manage
ment of the Y. w. c. A. has bought the
property on the Southeast corner OF
18th street and Paseo. The commit
tees on remodeling and furnishings
will begin work at once.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
IN MEMORIUM,

In loving memory of our dear hus
band, father and brother, George Jor
dan, who left us for his heavenly
home four years ago, December Is
1915.
The twilight shadows deepen ant
descend.
The lonely hour, 'twixt day and night
comes DER;
And YEARLY, tired at heart, We sit
and dream,
OF him who n C was here, but now
is gone.
But in our saddest moments.
One happy thought holds sway;
We shall meet again, dear father,
And be happy some sweet day.
Sadly missed by
MRS. ROSA JORDAN, wife;
MRS. MAE STEWART. daughter;
MRS. ANNA JOHNSON, sister.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

The funeral of Mrs. Hattie Black
who passed away after a lingering ill
ness was held from the Sunrise Bap-
fist Church Saturday. The services
were conducted by Revs. J. h. Viii
liams and Ford. Mrs. Black was a
faithful member of the church and liv-
ed a consistent Christian life. Besides
her husband, she is survived by a son,
mother, two sisters and other rela-
tiYes.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

The Community Service Workers
report a very pleasant and profitable
conference held at the Morrison Hotel,
Chicago, Ill. The principal object of
the conference was laying of plans for
the permanent main tenence of Com
munity Service Work throughout the
country.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Mr.. Harrison Clayton a passenger
train flagman on the Union Pacific left
last Saturday for Kingsville, Mo-, to
visit friends and do some real hunting.
Mr.. Clayton is a real marksman. Look
out brother rabbit, look out.
Mrs. Dora Williams White, 1928 Vir-
ginia avenue entertained ten ladies at
her dinner party December 7 in honor
of Mrs. Lula Rogers of Independence,
Mo. The table was decorated with a
beautiful Bird Set.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
CARD OLE THANKS

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their sympathy and
kindness during the long illness and
death of my dear wife, Mrs. C. J. Skin
e who passed away Tuesday, Decem.
Der ., also Rev. B. G. Dawson and G..
E. Horcey also Wards Chapel Choir
and for the many beautiful flowers,
May God smile upon each and every
enc.
C. J.. SKINNER, husband.
MRS. ELLA GLENN, mother.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Mrs. William Morris of 1887 High
land avenue who was so severely
burned about two weeks ago, died
from from her injuries and was buried
Thursday from the Second Baptist
Church of which she was a member
under the auspices of Western Queen
Court II. of ].
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

The funeral of Mrs, Mamie Moore of
independence, Mo-, was held Decem-
Der 10. Mrs. Moore was a sister of
Mrs. A. R. Chinn, Glasgow, Mo. Out
of town friends attending the funeral
were: Rev. and Mrs. c. R. Mcdowell,
Prof. and Mrs. A. r. Chinn, Mrs. ]. H.
Kenner and Mrs. Nettie Penix.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
NOTICE..

Dionysius Lodge No. 70 will not
meet Thursday, December %, 1919. All
members n requested to pay dues.
taxes and assessments to William L
McCrary before that date. Rel phone
Melrose 1795W. 1910 L. 18th Street.
Next meeting will be January IA,
1920.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Mrs. Mary Galloway, mother of Mrs.
R. L. Tut, wife of the well known
barber at 1916 Michigan venue and
Mrs. Lula Booker, 1903 Woodland
avenue, was painfully injured last Sat
urday December IS. Mrs Galloway
was walking down the stairway and
missing one step, lost her balance,
falling on her head and mourning a
serious cut on the side of it. Medical
attention was Immediately given and
Mrs. Galloway is improving.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20
CARD OE THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness and beautiful floral
offerings during the illness and death
of our dear mother.
Mr.. AND MRS. o. R. H1CKOK.
MR.. AND MRS. II. r. PRICE,
MISS CLAUDIA L. QUARRELS
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Mr.. James Washington died Sunday
at 100 p. m, after a long illness at
his home in Argentine, Kas. He is
survived by a wife, three daughters
and three sons, five sisters and two
brothers.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clark, 1906 f.
14th street entertained at 900 o'clock
dinner December 3 in honor of Mrs.
Buellah Watkins of Los Angeles, Calf.
Music was furnished by The Tennes-
see Tens who played at the Orpheum
Theatre last week. Covers were laid
for twelve. All left for home declar-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clark ideal host and
hostess.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

The marriage of Mr.. D. L. Scott to
Mrs. Lula Wilson, Secretary of the
Willing Workers Club of Ebenezer was
solemnized at the residence of the
bride at noon Thursday December II,
by the Rev. W. T. Osborne. Mrs.
Clara Smith was maid of honor. A
delicious luncheon was served at The
residence of Mrs. Julia Roundtree by
the members of the Club. A beauti-
full present was presented by the mem
bers. At $50 p. m. the bride and
groom We're dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams. They will be at
home at 1927 E. 14th street.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-12-20

Mrs. L. A. Herndon, 1926 Lydia Ave.
and Miss Estella Coles, 272S Wood
land, Ave, teacher in the Bruce
school received the sad news that
their sister, Mrs. E. w. Wells of Jer-
sey City, n. j., had passed away De-
cember IS.