The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08
ALL RECORDS SMASHED!
K. of P. Gets Flying Start on Its 100000
Building Campaign
One-third Of the Entire Sum Subscribed in First Effort
Unusual Enthusiasm Characterizes Activity
of Hustlng Workers.

but they were closely pressed by FRO
gress and Edward Jones, John II,
Sample, Ed Bennett and Billy Hues-
ton who are handling the campaign
in Progress lodge, say that when the
next report is made, New Era will be
removed from the post of honor.
Frank Amos, Henry Donald, DR.. 7. A.
Jones, w. McManamy and the boys
of New Era simply look wise and
smile when told what the leaders of
Progress say. Mckinley lodge is a
candidate in a uqiet way for the hon
ors of leadership in this Campaign
and unless the big Four" look to
their laurels they may have to be-
come big Five" or something of
that kind
81 am pleased beyond measure with
the spirit displayed by both the lodg-
es and courts in this campaign" said
Chairman L. A. Knox when asked for
statement for publication. "The de-
termination and zeal which are being
women is of the kind that can accom-
plish anything. I find no evidence of
opposition anywhere everywhere
there are only expressions of loyalty
and the intense desire to win victory.
The ladies of the courts are getting
less I miss my guess, some of the
courts like Bertha T. Buckner, Zenith
Lille NJ. Johnson or Ivanhoe, stand a
mighty fine chance of reaching their
quota before any of the mems lodges.
I'm entirely satisfied with the result
of the first effort, because I believe
it not only assures success, but that
it indicates success will come before
we had expected to reach it,"
The Campaign is still going forward
with the second step timed to con-
clude Thanksgiving Day. By that
time it is expected that the 745 sub
scribers reported Friday night will be
increased to 1900. Those who have
subscribed for shares and the num-
ber of shares taken by each up to this
time are: Ed Finley.1; w. L. Jones, a;
Henry Johnson, 1; Lee Howard, l;
Ed Taylor, 4; Fred Bogges, /; S. L.
Davis, /; Eulus Clark, !; N. J. Will
liams, /; J. J. Medley. /; Geo. Page
2; Richard Hart, 2; Sam Burke, 2;
c. G. Mitchell, |; Emmett Lee, /; j
Hart, / Sandy Escue, Q; VIM. Mat
thews, l. Joseph HALEY, /; Lilly
Lodge, s. Ed Moore, 1; Frank Wat
kins, l. Edgar Sneed, /; Timothy
Jackson, /; ]. B. Oden, 5; Henry
Miles, /; A. S. Chinn, s; S. V. Mar
tin, 5 Doc Bean, /; Dr. A. F. Rad
ford. / Dan Terry, /; J. F. Johnson
L. Mack Rucker, 10; Geo. Maberry
L; Geo. E. Payne, 4: Thos. Graham
q; Engal Logan, 1; Clarence Jones, !;
James Taylor, 8; Clarence Hickman
2; Orange Blanchard, 2; Henry Bailey
2; E. J, Hines, 2; Ernest Nickerson
q Fred W. Dabney 10; Ed Jones, 8;
VIM. Hasten, /; j. w. Birch, l;
Charles Grear, 1; G. Melford, 2; R
B. Stockard 1; Joe Robertson, 2;
Harry Carson, l. Lewis Wigginton, /;
W. C. Hueston, 10; Martin Young, 10;
Henry Avery, A. John Gardner, 2;
Arthur McFedder, 2; G. G. Mason, /;
Edgar Barbour, 2; Charles Howard
@; Scott Pledge, 2; u. S. Johnson, s;
Sebree Williams, 2; Frank Miller, 1;
Edw. S. Lewis, 2; D. R. Pierce, a;
Thos. N. Grant, 10; James Green, 1;
B. B. Jackson, s.; J. w. Jones, L; Joe
Hudson, 1; Powell Glover, l; VIM
Robertson, 1; E. F. Butler, 1; Robt
Burns, 1; Henry Jones, 1; Charles
Williams, 1; J. w. Schuler, 4; Noble
A. Clay, 2; J. H. Sample, Q; VIM. Bal
lard, /; e. D. Bennett, 2; p. H. Har
! vey, 1 Alfred Neal, 1; Richard Pat