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Arizona republican., 1919-05-06

The Sea. infield is one of the fastest in minor baseball. Sensa- tional team work, that's lem. Left to right, Phil koerner, Roy Corhan, Johnny Caverny and Willie Kamm.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
TODAYS GAMES

Detroit at Chicago.
 St. Louis at Cleveland. New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
APPRECIATION ASSOCIATION

At Louisville 4 Minneapolis 8. At Columbus 8; St. Paul 0.
 At Minneapolis g; Kansas City 4.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
TODAY,S GAMES

YESTERDAYS RESULTS No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
AMERICAN RESIGNATION

At indianapolis 1; Minneapolis 3.
 At Columbus 4; Milwaukee $. At Kansas City 2; Louisville 15. T
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
Horstman. Tuero. sherdel and Glenn

Horstman. Tuero. Sherdel and ClemT ons. Summary-Two base hits: Shotto, Stolen bases: Carey. Base on balls; Off Adams 1 off Doak 8; off Horst { man l; off Tuero 2. Innings pitched. {. By Doak 1-3; by Horstman 2-3; by Tuero 2. Struck out: By Adams 1 bv Doak by Horstman 1. - Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphias New York games played Sunday.
 WESTERN LEAGUE At Joplin 4; Des Moines 4 At Oklahoma City 0; Omaha 1. At Tulsa 1; St. Joseph 9.
 At Wichita 4; Sioux City 0.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION - At indianapolis 1; Minneapolis 3.
 At Columbus 4; Milwaukee 6.
 At Kansas City ?; Louisville 15.
 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
 At Mobile q; Atlanta 1.
 At New Orleans ); Birmingham 0. At Memphis 1; Chattanooga 2. At Nashville 1; Little Rock 6.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-06
WESTERN EAGLE

Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia New York games played Sunday.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner 18th and Grove SITS. =

Rev. James S. Anderson, Pastor.
Our Sunday School is improving
and the lessons are made very in
.teresting AT the morning service
the pastor preached a very practical
sermon, subject Christ Leaving us an
Example," In the afternoon the B.
Y. P. U. met at the usual hour and
the lesson was well taught by Mrs.
Francis Pierce, our organist. AT
$3.50 p. m. the pastor preached a soul
stirring sermon, subject. "A Desire to
See Jesus" The choir rendered excel
lent music. =. We take this method to
remind our members and invite our
friends to come and help us in our
rally On the Fourth Sunday. Each
member is requested to do his whole
duty. Our choir will sing at the special
Candle Light" sermon at the Vine st.
Baptist Church Friday night August
18th. -. Miss Victoria Leonard, Miss
Beatrice Edwards and Mr.. Lafayette
! Wilson all of Lincoln Institute, Jeffer'
son City. Mo-, stopped over in Kan.
sas City and spent a day and night
with Miss Mable b. Anderson, also
Mr.. Linnear Bryant another Lincoln
lite was a pleasant visitor. Come to
our church Sunday. Buy and read the
Sun each week and you will learn
something.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16

err the be Baptists or not, will not
condone this unwarranted trifling
with their possibilities and ambitions,
GODS HELP, SELF HELP and our
BROTHERS HELP is ideal and any
other is unworthy.
Come to Norfolk and join us in put
ting over the biggest program the
Baptists have ever undertaken, and
watch the movements of the conven
ton in which love and peace prevail
and harmony is the watchword. fou
will be made welcome and God will
be pleased.
AND NOW THE RUBICON HAS
BEEN CROSSED, the victory has
been achieved on Israels side, The
Rev. r. H. Boyd, our venerable secre
tary and the builder of the denomina
TONS publishing plant, joins me IL
this invitation. His great heart for
gets the SANDER and abuse that ha'
been heaped upon him, and like a gi
gantic oak he stands unswerved by
the mighty storms that have broker
across him. Drs. c. II. Clark, l.. l.
Campbell, S. r. Prince, ]. w. Nurse
j. F. Thomas, w. NJ. Johnson, E. X
Carter, G. l.. Prince, l. Drane, 5. 5
Jones, ]. P. Robinson, f. H.. Cook, j
S. Ladelle, John H. Frank, f. w
Bowen, r. Kemp, c. P. Madison. X
H. Bowling, NJ. Z. Robinson, II. NJ
Williams, Ed H. Branch, E. c. Cole
- TT4A1AV u
Prince, ]. A. Roal, G.. w. Alexandria
G. A. Long, J. S. Earl, J. Z. Haywood
C. C. Phillips. S. p. Washington
Henry Allen Boyd, J. E. Wood an
thousands of others with me cordial.
and heartily invite you to the creates
| convention at the greatest period il
the worlds history.
Yours hopefully and prayerfully,
EDWARD p. JONES.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Highland, Between 18th and 10Th.
Rev, N. T. Lane, B. s., Pastor.
R. w. Lemons, Clerk.

Services were well attended all day.
Sunday School was in regular form.
Superintendent Wood was at his post.
Teachers were all on time. Good les
sons were taught. The pastor preach
ed a pleasant sermon to the delight of
all. Sisters Of the Deaconess Board
are doing a great work and the sis.
terhood is coming to the front under
the new president. The B. Y. p. U.
is now a normal school. Come and
take a course in B. Y. P. U. literature.
President w. NJ. Reece is a splendid
teacher. Mr.. r. B. Lemons teaches
Bible history. Come and hear for
yourself. New Deacons, Deacon Lem
on and Deacon Taylor. They are do
ing things for God. Our pastor will
go to the National Baptist Convention
in three weeks at Norfolk, Va, and
will return through Arkansas. After
marrying, he will come home, where
a welcome will be given him by the
st. Paul Baptist Church and friends
A great time will be had on Sunday
morning. The pastor will preach
Come and hear him.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH

Our camp meeting closed Sunday
night with u beloved pastor at his
post. He preached excellent sermons
morning and evening. Both services
were largely attended and enjoyed by
all present. Sunday School at 2:30
p. IN. The Sunday School is growing.
Our grownups are taking more inter-
est. We pray for Sister Hampton,
our superintendent, to have more sue
cess each Sunday. The B. Y. p. U.
is doing nicely. The Mission Circle
will hold its meeting at the home OF
Sister NJ. NJ. ]. Carr, 1922 East. 14th
street. Sunday morning at II a. m.
we will hold services at our home,
st. Stephens Baptist Church, 604
Charlotte street. In the afternoon we
and baptizing. Everybody welcome.
On Saturday evening, August 9, our
pastor united in holy wedlock Mr..
John Jones and Miss Louvenia Smith,
704 East 9Th street. On Tuesday, Au.
gust 10, at St. Stephens Baptist
Church a festival of happy days, a
can4ata given by Eternal Progress
Juvenile No. PIP. Admission Is cents
Everybody invited to come out and
help the children in this effort. Ev,
erybody welcome to attend our ser
vices. Strangers made to feel al
home. Rev. j. w. Nurse, D. D., pas
tor. Clara Brown Clerk.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev c w ToIAc Daef0P

Sunday School $3.50 a. MAT
1880 a. m. the pastor preached a soul
stirring sermon, using for a subject:
Enduring Faith Our Hearts Were
Made to Rejoice" 1t was inspiring and
enlightening. AT $3.50 the pastor and
church were with Rev. st, Clair where
the pastor again preached M of his
many instructive sermons, using for a
subject; The F~oretelling of Christ's
Kingdom" Many were heard to say it
is good to be here AT $50 B. Y.
p. w.. At 7:45 the pastor preached,
using for a subject: Dwelling in Gods
House." Services were good through
out the day. From the 18th to Gath
the pastor and church will attend the
Shiloh Baptist District Association
which will V at Palestine Bap-
fist Church, Independence, Mo. Dele.
gates are Sister Toles, Sister Daniels,
Martin, Butler and Young We were
delighted to have Mrs. Rosa Smith OF
Little Rock, Ark, in our services.
We are having a splendid Mission Cir
Gle each Thursday at 3 o'clock. Our
Circle has changed from the church
to cottage meeting. All are invited to
attend and help make this one OF the
best Circles in the city, under the lead
ership of Sister Lille Wisely.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
CHURCH.

Sunday August 18th is Joash Day at
Ebenezer. Every member VIII folio"
heir leader with their offering. An
unusually large audience greeted the
pastor Sunday morning and listened
to a mastery discourse on "Cholce.
There were nine additions. The choir
was at it's best, under the dlrectloh
of Miss Beulah Douglass, the etflcleht
musical instructor The Young Mems
Chorus captivated the audience.
Tuesday night Class is a great lnsplr-
alton to it's man members. No better
loyal set of energetic Christian lead
ers can be found anywhere han the
twenty three Leaders at Ebenezer. :
Mrs. FL. S. Smith has returned from
a very pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in st. Louis and Ill.,.
Mrs. Allen Maxey and Master Leroy
and Maymie MaXey are visiting IN
Nashville, Tenn, the guests OF Mrs.
Katie L. Wilson, sister of Mrs. MaXey.
80. Master Howard Wright has re-
turned from Fayette, Mo, where he
visited relatives and reports having
q great time. :. Mrs. Rernice Perkins
has returned to Glasgow, Mo, after
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Osborne. She was honor guest at
many social functions during the
week, also auto sight seeing over the
city Mrs. Anna Roberts, Supt. OF
Sunday School of the Southwest Mis-
souri, Conference, spent a few days IN
Nevada. The wonderful way in which
she addressed her audience has pre-
ceeded her. The Endeavor has a
special program Sunday evening at
$50. Miss Stella Smith will favor us
with a vocal solo. The Rev. DR.. Col
Inns beautifully lectured to a large
audience, subject Overseas" Sunday
evening. If you would receive spirit
ual guidance and inspiration come to
Ebenezer. ~. Mrs. Butcher royalty en-
~tertained the United We Stand Club
.... Miss Inez Hightower of Topeka,
Kans., is the house guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Bessie Mason. -. The Art
Circle will have a lawn social at the
residence of Mrs. Bessie Mason, l6lS
Garfield Thursday evening August 81
49,. Mrs. Essie Johnson of Fort Scott
Kans., is the house guest of Mrs. ],
10. Thomas. Glass No. 8, Brother
Holler, leader is banner this week.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH.

A large congregation greeted pastor
Dawson last Sunday morning and
listened with interest to the great
sermon from the text, And they that
be wise shall shine as the brightness
of the armament: and they that turn
many to righteousness as the stars for
ever and ever" The sermon was in
spring and enlightening. The choir
rendered excellent music. The even
ing service was well attended. Pas
tor Dawson preached at this hour. -.
The Sunday School and Endeavor
workers are putting forth every effort
to bring these institutions up to the
standard. -. Mrs. Dawson left for Hot
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
--A IN Q IN s. the Oh u r. G IN 9 s-

Springs, Arkansas. Monday evening to
attend the funeral of her brother who
died last Sunday morning. Glass
No. 3 was III the lead Tuesday even
ing and the leader feels that she will
wear the gold medal the next quar-
ter. The Douglass Hospital Club en-
tertained in Spring Valley Park last
Friday evening. The Deaconess
Board held a business meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Anna Jordan Mon
day evening. The Strangers Club
met at the residence of Mrs. Gertrude
Hickman Thursday evening The
Minute Circle under the leadership OF
Mrs. Cora Myers is making progress
go. The Junior S~tewardess Board met
with Mrs. Matte Evans, 1919 Paseo
Friday evening Mr.. Irving Smith
who has been overseas for some time
has returned and is taking hold OF
the work where he left off. Bethel is
happy to have him back among us
he will open up a business in a few
days.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH.
100 Tracy.

Sunday School at $3.50 was largely
attended. Rev. Brown, DID,, of Sa-
vannah, Ca, was present. We must
commend little Miss Hendricks as sec
rotary, for her promptness and eff
cheney. -. AT 1880 our beloved pas
tor preached a wonderful and inspir-
ing sermon. ...B. Y. p. u. at 600 was
very interesting. All are invited. -.
Sunday night at $3.50 our pastor
brought US another message from the
Lord and preached to us from the full
ness of his heart. -. Mission Circle
every Thursday. The picnic given
by the Mission Circle last Thursday
was a delightful affair. -. Brother
Versa and Brother R. d. Johnson were
elected delegates to attend the New
Era District Association which con
venes at Tabernacle Baptist Church
We pray that the great head of the
church will meet this Association. -.
The sick this week are improving. -.
We invite all strangers to be with us
at every service.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16

new. u W. E1OTNSE9 ~ ~ !
the popular pastor of St. Stephens
Baptist Church Of this city and Vice
President of Missouri of the National
Baptist Convention, which will soon
hold it's greatest session in Norfolk,
Va.
ployment the young men and women
of your own kith and kin at Nash
vile who, by the sweat of their
brows, are earning an honorable liv-
lihood? vii you continue to mislead
the great Southern Baptist Conven-
ton by telling them that you have
desired peace and that we have stood
in the door and made it hopeless?
Let us confess and tell the whole
truth. You wanted no peace and put
forth no efforts to obtain it; your
every action was a subterfuge and you
secured the Endorsement of DR.. Hal
ley, DR.. Gambrell and the other strong
brethren by these unrighteous and u
holy means. l knew then and l know
now that in the calm, c~onsiderate. un'
biased future recognition would be
given to those who stand for right
eousness and truth. The Southern
Baptists may erect for you an institu
ton the beauty of which will rival the
grandest and it's towers may defy the
Hottest, but the fundamentals will bf
wrong and it will be an everlasting
stigma upon this day and generation
if such misguided actions shall form
the foundation of the movement.
I appeal to you to get right and dc
not allow our friends to make this err
ror. I do not mean that W. are il
the Least bit handicapped by your eff
forts, for there are some conditions
imposed in the promised premises
which we would under no condition!
accept without modification.
/ You to be unmindful of The
/ future and the present and the glor!
that should come to the unborn tina
must make up this, the greatest de
nomination of the world. To then
you have closed and barred ever!
door of hope and made them if the!
are to follow your course, dependent
blinded to their own worth and merit
and l tell you that the Negroes o
l the United States of America, wheth
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
WARD CHAPEL A. M. &. CHURCH.
1920 Woodland.
Rev. J. F. Sage, Pastor

Rev. j. F. Sage, Pastor.
Sunday was Mems Day. We had
two grand Services. Rev. Sage was
at his best both morning and night.
There vas II addition. -. Our Sun
day School was very encouraging 80.
Glass No. :, Mrs. Gertrude Aikens
teacher, banner class for collection.
Glass No. 5, Mrs. NJ. Duncan, teacher,
banner class for attendance. Mr. G.
]. Skinner, teacher of Glass No. l,
extends a cordial invitation to his
scholars to be present next Sunday,
August 18th. The Allen Christian
Endeavor League meets every Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. A. H. Davis, president
is doing good work. The What-So-
Ever Club was entertained by Mrs,
Brown, 1926 Woodland with luncheon,
Mrs. Percy Webb underwent a
very successful operation at Wheatley,
P%rovident Hospital, August s.. She is
reported doing fine under the care OF
Doctors Bruce and Lee. Mr.. Tollie
Williams, the son of Mrs. X. Brooks
met with a serious accident a few days
ago, but he is reported doing fine.....
Our Fourth and last Quarterly Meet
ing, Sunday, August 18th. All pas
tors, members and friends invited &c
be present. We are glad to see Mrs
Matte Bum out again after two weeks
illness. .Hhe Baby Contest that was
given by the Junior Stewardess Board
was quite a success . The Vigilanl
Club is preparing for a big drive fol
Education funds.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. S. W. Bacote the pastor, is
having a three weeks vacation. AT
$3.50 the Sunday School held a very
interesting and well attended session.
At 1t:0O o'clock Rev. Clark
preached a fine sermon. AT $3.50
the B. Y. P. U. began its session and
the choral class rendered excellent
music. At 500 o'clock DR.. Daniel OF
Pittsburg, Pa, preached a grand ser
mon. Remember the Community
singing every Wednesday evening. 81.
Rev. John Coins will preach next Sun
day morning.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
,eALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH,
18th and Hiahland.

At IL a. m. Rev. E. R. Verse preach
ed a great sermon and everybody pres
ent said it was good to have been
there. At Sis Rev. Winston preach
ed from Tim. 8; subject, Therefore
We Labor and Suffer for Christ" The
pastor resigned the pastorate Friday
night. He was released from the work
which he was doing but we are pre-
pairing for God to send us a good man
one that is full of the Holy Ghost
Prayer meeting every Wednesday a
s p. m. The amount raised Sunda!
was $40.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16

ing victory in the Appellate Courts.
settles every contention alleged in
our bill Of complaint and beyond ques-
ton firmly establishes u every
right.
We do not care even now to prevent
your assembling at Newark. n. j. You
did not allow us that privilege and
sought by the strong arm of the law
to impose restrictions denying us the
right to meet and do business for God,
but although it is apparent to you
and every thinking man that our
right to be known as the National
Baptist Convention is now unquestion-
ed and that we may proceed to pre-
vent your assembling under that
name, yet I desire to inform you that
not only do we bid you Godspeed in
your efforts, but we invite you to
come back to the old institution with
which you have labored these thirty.
nine years. The only requirement will
be an acknowledgment of your er
rors. This, l am sure you will not deny
for you have seen your every conten
ton and allegation set aside by the
courts and declared whimsical and in
effective.
The landmarks of the great old Ma
tional Baptist Convention received
from you at Chicago in 1915 are to-
day unsullied and full high advanced
with every heart beating for their
maintenance, and we would delight to
have you help US make permanent and
secure the New Testament doctrines
for which our fathers died.
Dismay, discontinue and disintegra
ton must follow the ~stupendous de
feats that have come to your misguid
ed followers. What position will you
now assume? What argument cal
you present in furtherance in you
abuse and treachery? What new turn
can come to your mind to illuminate
the dark and misleading pathwa!
that must fall across your horizon
whether you turn to the north, east
west or south? Dumbfounded AM
staggering must have been the blow
you received on the 18th inst. whel
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16

the court at Nashville dismissed your
TRADE and abuse and silenced your
contention.
You charged that the publishing
house had been stolen, the court de-
MES it and now it does appear that
we can be brethren and forgetting the
past come together and teach the
world that the Negro Baptists of
America are not dumb driven cattle to
be bartered and handled like matter
inanimate. Will you continue to de-
stroy the greatest asset of the denom'
nation and seek to drive from EN-
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
VINE ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.

All services were well attended
with two additions. Steve McEwing
is no better at this writing All OF
the church working Clubs are doing
fine. The B. Y. 2. u. meets every
Sunday afternoon, under the Presi
dency of Mr.. Thos. Pollard, who is do
ing fine. We hope he will continue
Everybody is invited to attend oul
Union at $50 every Sunday Dom
forget our Sunday school. 1t il
among the best in the city. Mr.. H. j
Spigner. supt.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
Evanston. Ill. July q. 1919.

Evanston, ILL.,, July 81, 1919.
Reverend DIR. e. C. Morris, Professor
R. B. Hudson and other Brethren of
the st. Louis Convention:
My Dear Brethren You have heard
ere this how the court of Illinois has
dismissed your injunction seeking to
restrain the original Baptist Conven'
ton of the U. S. A. from using its
rightful name, and that as you know
leaves to our convention an open
field with nothing to annoy or disturb.
This action. you are aware, forever
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
ALLEN CHAPEL.

Services were largely attended Sun
day. Rev. VIM. Thomas the minister
occupied the pulpit at the morning
service and preached an inspiring SER
nor subject "A Layman's work for
God" There were three additions.
A special musical program with com
munity singing was rendered by the
intermediate Endeavor last Friday
night on their visit to the West Bot
toms Mission. Glass Tuesday night
was well attended. . The Junior
Stewardesses and Strangers Club
gave a lawn social at the residence OF
Mrs. Margaret Crews. 1924 Highland
Avenue Thursday evening August IA
-. Rev. Beavers, a young minister
transferred to the Puget Sound Con
ference preached the Sunda evening
sermon on the lawn opposite the
church on 10th street. -. Many of oul
boys have come back and the service
flag will be demobilized Sunday morn
ing. Come and bring a soldier DO!
with you... The final returns from
all pledges on the mortgage debt hav'
not been received. Hence, the della,
of the final announcement go. The fu
neral of Mrs. Katie Carter was he'll
Wednesday, August 49,. stranger
and visitors we invite you to shar
our Church home and unite with us j
worship and in work.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16

Ds. Nurse. Beekman, Toles, Lane and others in This City Are Under the
Banner Of the Vstos Who Will Hold the Greatest Convention in the
History Of the Baptist Family 1t Norfolk. Va. in September.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
PRESIDENT JONES' SCORE BIG

lNvItEs DR.. MORRIS, SECRETARY HUDSON AND THE OTHER sRETH
Rem OF THE REcALcITRANT BAPTIST FORCES TO REPENT
OF THEIR ERROR AND COME BACK IN THE FOLD.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-08-16
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-02-06
MORE co. II BOYS BACK
Two Landed In Newport News--Wii'
Also be Home Soon.

Three more boys who served with
Co. ii came back to Abilene Sunday.
They were Clarence Simpson, Ray
Porter and Walter DeHaven. Clar-
ence Simpson and Ray Porter were
Wounded in action and Walter De-
Haven, though he went from here
with Co. II. was taken Ill before the
company went overseas and was sent
over with another company. They
returned to Riley on the early tram
and win be mustered out of service
Immediately.
Word has been received here that
Joe Callahan and Arch Davis have
Just arrived in Newport News and ex-
pect to be home soon. They are also
boys who We're with Co. II and were
gassed during one Of the engage
mentg