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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
~E5ENEzER CHURCH.

As usual numbers Of persons were
compelled to stand throughout the
services at Ebeneer Sunday. Rev.
Osborne seemed especially inspired
with power from above as he deliv-
cred his morning sermon "Ye win
NotN Come Unto Me That We Might
Have Life" There were eight addi-
tons and two converts The Sab
bath School had a very large attend.
c The Christian Endeavor had
a very interesting lesson on Charact.
er Building. The address of the even.
ing was delivered by Mrs. Osborne.
subject Moulding Sentiment II
was a timely, practical address brim-
full of food for thought. Mrs. Josep-
hine Alternately will address the En-
deavor Sunday. e.. AT 500 O'Clock the
Rev. Alexander delivered a great gos.
pei sermon. The collections for the
week ran ahead Of the previous week
.... Ebenezer begins the New Year
and the New Quarter with a vim and
determination to do more and better
work for Christ and humanity 90. Mrs.
SewelIS Sunday School Glass and the
Who-So-Ever-Club are delighted to
nave her return from her holiday va
cation. The Club presented her a
beautiful silver service Tray Among
the visitors who worshipped at Eben-
ezer Sunday and spoke ~commendable
Of the services and choir were Major
\. Clark Smith and wife. Prof. King
of Sumner High School. Kansas City,
Kas.. and Sergt. Greer. Miss Al.
herta Ford entertained the Usher
Board this week. -. Mrs. Hayes en-
tertained the S~tewardess Board, Mrs.
Susie Askew entertained the Junior
~StewardesS Board. Mrs. Lucinda Bel
cher entertained the Who-SO-Ever-
viii Club. Mrs. Rucker entertained
the Rrt Club. and Mrs. Osborne en-
tertained the United-W e-Stand Club.
The Willing Workers had a Leap
Year Social at the residence of Mrs.
Bountree . . The L. w. s. Club held
Prayer services at the residence Of
Mrs. Helen Herndon. After services
Mrs. Herndou royalty entertained the
Club with a delightful luncheon. This
Club is making great preparations for
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH.
14t5 Vine ST.

Sunday school at GAS was well at,
tended: each Sabbath new pupils are
being added. After having counted
one. in his class Sunday, little Albert
Strong lies i'll with pneumonia and
we are praying for him a speedy re
overy Our services were glorious
all day. God is wonderfully blessing
us. The prayer hand meets early and
invokes Gods blessings on each scr
vice. At 1900 o'clock our pastor,
Rev. J. H. Brooks preached a won
derful sermon using these words
Watch and Pray lest you enter into
temptation" This powerful message
followed by another more pow
erful one. subject Laying Aside
Weights" Rev. Brooks is at his best
these DAYS and We only wish that
more men and women could hear this
Gospel preacher. This week. our pas
tor is conducting a revival service
for Rev. Deylin at 9Th and LYDIA.
Monday evening the Mission Circle,
twenty in number, acco mpanied the
rastor to this revival service and led
in an old fashioned prayer meeting
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17

their Leap Year Social. All men will
be entertained at the expense of the
ladies The funeral OF Mr.. Thos.
Grant was the largest ever held at
Ebenezer. Four Lodges were in at
tendance and the services were very
impressive. The floral offerings pro-
fust. DR.. Osborne preached a great
funeral sermon that has been com.
mented upon throughout the city.
Many beautiful tributes we're paid
the sacred memory of Mr.. Grant. In
his Lodges he vas known to be hon
est. devoted and trustworthy, having
held the most responsible positions.
As a friend and neighbor he was de.
pendable, as a business man he had
few superiors. His passing out marks
that Of an influential citizen who will
be missed &c. Mother Sarah Woods
woods was buried from Ebenezer last
Monday. Make Ebenezer your
church home. 90. Subscribe for the
Sun. The Special rate ends January
2lst.
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day School lesson and subject of the
PASTORS sermon were connected
splendidly. Offer Aims TO the POOR
and Take Them to a Safe Place 10
Live. Three additions to the church.
go. The Choir was at its usual post
solemnizing and giving the prelimln.
airy feasting. . Prof. jenkins ana
mother of Western University wor-
shipped with us Sunday morning ...
Ward feels too much praise cannot
be given the pastor for his untiring
efforts he is putting forth to bring
the church Second to none in every
way. The worshippers seem to have
been animated and started anew
Sunday night the pastor preached a
splendid sermon from Numbers lO'ZS
Come Thou With Us" The lesson
derived from the subject and carried
home with the worshippers was great
and gives a double inspiration. Inc
different Auxiliaries of the church
are doing nicely. The EndeaNor is
improving wonderfully -. Mrs. Clay
Is Ill at UtT nOlllt uu VA hNAN' 49,
Walls is improving The Sewing
Circle met with Mrs. NJ. j.. Bum +
day afternoon with Rev. Mrs. Watson
as guest. Mrs. Watson lectured to
the club, using as a subject Aztec
ton. Everyone present enjoyed the
lecture because it was we'll rendered
and manifested so that the hearers
were we'll pleased. Mrs. Watson is
indeed a credit to the race. The hos
tess, Mrs. Bum having been i'll, was
assisted by Mrs. Murphy. The Circle
was served Ice cream and cake in
abundance. The faithful President
Mrs. Horsey. is a wonderful light n
the credit is given her for the
derful work she is doing. The Circle
has on hand aprons to sell to swell
the treasure The Junior Board is
getting in line again and met last FRI
day night with Mrs. Nettie Dorsey
and a pleasant time was had. Re
freshments were served -. Mrs. Biz
die Mcintosh has been i'll but is able
to be out again and at her post.
Ward welcomes strangers to come
and enjoy our Gospel Feasts with us.
"The Church is a Safe Place" Our
Special Rate of $1.25 ends January
u.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
VINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

All services were well attended.
Our pastor has been on the sick list
but is somewhat better at this writ
ing. Mr.. Geo. w. Taylor was on the
sick list Sunday and was unable to
attend church and Sunday School.
We hope he will Dol recover
The b. Y. 2. L. is doing fine. Mr..
Thos. Pollard, President; Mr.. Ross
and Mr.. Woods Bible teachers. Come
and heal them. Mr.. Jas. Graham
has been on the sick list but is able
to he out again. There were a great
many visitors present at both SER
vices. st. Matthews Bible Glass
took the banner the first of the year.
they will have to work TO keep it.
-. The Suns Special Rate ends Jan
nary 81.
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ST. JAMES A. M. E. ZION CHURCH.
1905 Woodland Avenue.

The Rev. B. S. Wright preached at
II A. NJ. Sunday. ... AT 500 p. NJ. a
large audience assembled to hear
Hon. w. Murray, Ex-Congressman
of South Carolina. Mrs. Myrtle Cook
addressed the Christian Endeavor
Society. A good revival has been
in progress for two weeks and there
is no indication that interest is lag
cling. The St~ewardess' Union will
rally on the First Sunday in Febru-
airy. DR.. Osborne will preach and
the Stewardess Boards of all churches
are invited to attend. A prize Will
be given the Board having the largest
number present The pastor. Dr.
W. Z. Shaw, will preach at the morn
ing and evening services next Sun
day. &c. Special Rate for The Sun
81 % expires January 81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
WARD CHAPEL.
By Percy Webb.

Last Sunday was the Second Lords
Day in the year and it was a chain of
Gospel Feasts throughout the day e.
Sunday School at $50 with attend
ance that was unusual. The lesson
was full of inspiration and was well
manifested. The Review by Rev.
Polston was a spiritual Feast. Ban
ner Glass No. l for attendance and
No. 6 for collections -. Promptly at
eleven Rev. Horsey, the pastor, &C.
cupied the pulpit together with Rev.
A. B. Harris and Polston. Rev. Har-
ris read the Scripture Lesson and
Rev. Polston offered prayer after
which the pastor preached a soul-stir-
ring sermon from Isiah OILS. THE
House of The Lord is a Safe Place
and a Place of Praise" The sermon
was wonderfully delivered. The Sun
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

The morning and evening services
last Sunday were well attended. -.
At $3.50 the Sunday School held a
very interesting session. -. In the
mornig services DR.. Bacote preached
IN interesting sermon. His subject
was Put On Thy Strength, o Zion
In the evening services the pastor
again preached a fine rno His
subject was "A Challenge to Our
Faith" During the day fourteen join
ed the church. -. rms. Reeves class
in Musical notation held a fine ses-
sion last Monday evening. The
Community Chorus also held a fine
meeting in connection with The Pray
err Meeting .... The Missionary Circle
meets every Friday at 200 p. Nj.
The Piano Recital by Mrs. Reeves
will be rendered on Friday, January
30. The Sunday School is also con-
Quoting an attendance Rally. -.
Everybody is invited to attend all of
our services. Our Special Rate of
1925 ends January 81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
TWIN CITY BAPTIST YOUNG MIN.
ISTERS ALLIANCE.
Rev. II. w. Webb, President.
Miss Lille Redmon, Reporter.

Miss Lille Redmon, Reporter.
Monday night January 8 the ALI
ance met at Headquarters, 2lst and
Flora avenue, Kansas City, Mo. At
ter devotional we listened to a few
remarks from Brother II. Coins; read
ing and adopting the minutes of last
meeting The ten nights meeting
at the New Hope Baptist Church. 10
and Waldron avenue proved to be a
great success. Net proceeds S10.40.
The Educational and Art Depart
ments deserve much credit for the
loyal support rendered during this
and all occasions. At the closing of
the meeting Rev. S. w. Toles preach
ed ,an instructive and inspiring SER
mon, telling us that the Gospel must
be preached by the whole church to
the whole world. The Third Sun
day in January is a Special Day at
Tabernacle Baptist church, 18th and
Charlotte street, conducted by the
Mems Bible class. . -. Christmas holt
days passed away and the coming
together of a large number of the
members of the Alliance around the
tables of the President. Mr.. S. H.
Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lack
ey mark the future success of the
Alliance for 1920. Mrs. Lula Woods,
our reported. who has been kept in
for more than two weeks with a
~sprained knee, is reported better. .
The Alliance closed to meet at 21st
and Flora Monday night January -.
....On behalf of the Alliance we
thank New Hope Baptist Church for
the offering of $1,000. May God bless
and come their labor with success.
The Suns special rate ends January
21st.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17

was a very impressive sermon, and
there were ten additions during the
day &C.. Wednesday night we were
blessed by having u beloved young
minister, Rev. A. c. Harper of Pleas
ant Hill. Nc, to preach to us, also
enjoyed having his wife, Mrs. Brmia
Harper in our Mission Circle. We
pray Gods blessing to follow them in
their field of work. Mission Circle
every Thursday at $3.50. Come out
and help us make this Mission n to
be remembered. Remember the
Special date closes January 81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17

The marriage of Miss Australia
Parks daughter of Mrs. Amanda
Parks to Mr.. F. D. Roberts of Dallas.
Texas, December %, was o~fficiated
by Rev, J. w. Jones 1t the home OF
the bride. Miss Clarkson Of Carbon
dale, ILL.,, rendered a beautiful solo.
....Mrs. Geo. Green is spending a
few weeks in Claremore, Okla.
Miss Vivian Clarkson of C~arbondale.
ILL.,, who has been a teacher in this
State for some time is meeting with
much success in her work. The Suns
Special Rate of 1925 ends January
81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
GALlLEE BAPTIST CHURCH.
18th and Highland.
Rev. D. Norfleet. Pastor.

Our services were great Sunday.
Rev. J.. S. Bold read the Scripture
lesson and the pastor preached a
great sermon. We also had a great
meeting Sunday night and Rev. Bold
preached a glorious sermon. After
the sermon Brother +. Bruce joined
the church. Total collections $2S.15.
&c. The pastor united Mother Walk
er and Brother Brurer in matrimony,
I'VE invite everybody to pay our
church a visit and get the full bene.
fit of the Holy Ghost. The Suns
especial rate ends January Il.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17

that brought the spirit in our midst
Rev. Devlin and his people are max
ing us welcome and we are praying
God that through this mission work,
much good might be done. We are
glad to welcome Brother Washing.
ton; he is powerful in prayer. .. Visit
us Sunday in the L. K. T. Hall where
you are always welcome. The Suns
special rate closes January 21st.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
By Mrs. Bertha Chiffon.

10y MIS-. bertha inllL3n.
Services were well attended last
Sunday. Rev. Kelly of Florida
preached a splendid sermon in the
morning. subject Let Your Light So
Shine"..B. Y. P. [. at 500 o'clock
was quite a success and everyone en-
JOYS the new group system. Our cap.
tains. Brother bucket. Tried and
True; Ever loyal, Sister frankie Will
liams: Willing and Ready, Brother
Plant; Junior, Sister Cordia Stewart:
Old Reliable, Sister Starks. We are
glad to say old Reliable was banner
group last Sunday evening. Boost
odd Reliable. .Baptizing immed
lately after B. Y. P. L. Three were
Nptized. Our pastor. Rev. S. c
lie, preached from Matt. 3:11. II
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17

Gospel calls us to enjoy the bless
ings of Righteousness. Peace and
Joy in the Holy Ghost. You are well
come to come and worship with us.
Come and choose we this day whom
we will serve Bethel is the Sin
ners friend and Strangers home. The
Suns Special Rate of 1925 expires
January 81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17

or one of the three services We are
expecting a great service at 800 p.
NJ. and a great sermon by a great
pastor. Come yer and help us work
for Gods rus Be we doors and
not sayers only. ... Our $1.25 rate
erds January 81.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-01-17
PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST
CHURCH.
14th and Miehluan.

Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ. is i'm
proving rapidly D.. -. Morning services
at IL o'clock last Sunday morning
was well attended. Sermon by the
pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Booker. Evening
service at 1880 had a good attend
ance. Visitors and friends are always
welcome. e. Senior Mission Circle
will meet at Mrs. Sallie Williams,
20O6 Bales Thursday afternoon. .
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening at $50. Special rate for the
Sun ends January 21st.
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Madame E. Neff Barber

For first treatment s1.OO. One no,
Grower given away free with first
treatment, We make up combings.
Also teach method OF doing hair in
seven different branches, $500.
! r hair on bald spots. | abso-
lu'eIy grow hair and cure all sca,n
diseases. Guarantee three moptbs,
treatment II not satisfied money Ts.
FUNDED Fill orders for hair growar
and strengthening oil through mail.
Ten years experience in bairdrosa
ing,
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Call or write.
H15 EAST 18TH STREET
Bell Phone East 4ta.
KANSAS CITY. NC,
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made a very good talk to the
students along lines very helpful
to them.
A large number Of the girls Of
the high school have expressed
a desire to join the Girls Glee
club this year. This club did
some fine work last year and
with an early organization ought
to make very rapid progress.
The apparatus for the chemi
cal laboratory arrived about a
week ago and the class In chem
istry is getting down to real
BLACK Art" work. The MEM
bers of the class are: Eva Wack,
Lillian Merchant, lauren Will
son and John Boyd.
The Camp Fire girls had their
first council fire on Thursday of
last week. The council discussed
several names for their order;
Montezuma. Pueblo, Taos. Ma.
vajo, etc., but no selection was
made. Ten new members were
received making the present total
membership nineteen. "Wohelo
for Aye" and Good Night
Song" were practiced and the
council was dismissed with
proper ceremonies"
The seniors and juniors gave a
very delightful party to the
freshmen last Friday night, at
the high school. 1t was really
an initiation, and there was
plenty of fun. You know an
initiation must have a good deal
of secrecy, mystery, surprises,
which are accompanied by little
feminine speeches, yells from
some of the boys when the goat
is turned loose, and fun of var
ious kinds.
After the initiation, games
were played, refreshments were
served and every body went
home feeling that he had spent
a very delightful evening. The
sophomores were also present
Those present including the
faculty numbered thirty seven.
The chaperones were Mrs. E. A.
Green, Mrs. e. A. Quinn, Mrs.
E. +. Cole. Misses Heron, For
den, Neff, Mrs. Bryan Cazier
and &. E. Cole.
The County School Nurse, Mrs.
r. A. Green, is very busy at her
work Of inspecting all the pupils
of Lincoln county. The follow
ing is her report for the week
ending Friday, September II:
THE primary and first grades
of the east side of the track, the
primary and first grades Of the
west side and the third grade
have been inspected. The pri-
mary and first grades on the
east side were examined Tuesday
nd weighed on DR.. Shaver's
scales. He very kindly allowed
me to bring the children to his
Office and helped weigh them.
A vote Of thanks is due DR.. Sha-
yer because he has offered the
loan of his scales to the school,
at any time while | am inspect
ing the grades.
The children in some of the
grades have not been vaccinated.
Some had been vaccinated but
it did not take. They were ad-
vised to have the work repeated.
Those who had not been vaccin-
ated at all were told that il must
be done at once.
Three children in the third
grade were found with defective
n..on MonA &c Ahn nhill.n -
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Field Day Visitors, Notice.

The Grand View Hotel, or the
New Southern Rooms, Is ready
to accommodate guests wishing
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rooms or rooms with board.
Ranchmen who may be in Carri-
zozo may be accommodated at
all times. Make this your home
when in the city. Those who
wish service during Field Day,
should ask for reservations
early. Rooms with or without
board.
MRS. A. c. HEARN, Prop.
Chas. FELTON, Grey of 0scuFo,
Republican candidate for Repre-
sentative of this district, was a
Ca~rrizozo visitor Wednesday and
reports everything looking fine
for the ticket in general. Mr..
Grey is making a canvass OF the
district.
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amount. The Humphrey broth
ers were very cordial in the loan
OF their scales for weighing the
children.
Mrs. Craddock. Miss Hughes,
Miss Ivy Lindsey, Miss Burton
and Miss Humphrey we're very
great help in my work this
week"
Mrs. L. A. Greene, r. N.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Jones Asks Dissolution
Of Brady Partnership
Producer Accused of Using
Playhouse for His Own
Enfernrises

F.. Clarence Jones, partner with
William A. Brady in the New Neither
land Theatrical Company, made appli-
cation for a voluntary dissolution of
this partnership in a petition filed yes
terday in the County Clerks Office.
In response to this Supreme Court
Justice Davis signed an order ap-
pointing John F. Farrell, attorney, of
55 Liberty Street, referee. The parties
concerned are to state their cases
before him August 19 to show cause
why the partnership should not be dis
solved.
Mr.. Jones accuses Mr.. Brady of
neglecting the best interests of the
partnership and of using the Play
house for his own enterprises to the
financial loss of the theater and the
New Netherland Theatrical Company.
"The said William A. Brady" he
states, particularly made use Of the
equipment, furniture and staff of the
Playhouse in connection with appear
ances of Mrs. William A. Brady
(Groce George), with the result that
the Playhouse has borne the burden
Of the production Of plays in which
Grace George has played leading
Juvenile roles, under direction of her
husband, with less profitable results
to the Playhouse than could have
been obtained from the production of
other plays under independent man
agement."
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
DEATHS

personality. nobility Of character and
amiable disposition The goed deeds of
leaves behind will ever keep his name
loving memory.
HALLOCk-On Tuesday. July G. 1920
Olive. widow OF George G. Haliock in
late home, lss Hancock ST.. Brooklyn. on
Friday, July 9. at 10 a. an rnterrient
HoLLyWwELL-eon July 8: 1a2o William
father OF Marie HoilywelL Funeral
from hrsrx his late -esidenee iaTS sassford
a: m. Interme. Greenwood Automo-
bile cortege.
KLATTE-Lucie Ella tnes Federing han).
OF Kingston. Jamaica. B. WI. in her
William Il. Klatte. llss Glenwood Road
lave. 60. Flathush: Brooklyn. n. Y.
Funeral service. July .. at 10 a. m.
West Indian papers please copy.
kREsIL A--on July 6. after long illness,
Karl beloved son of Engelbert Kremia
and brother of George Engelbert and
Mary kremla. Funeral from his late
residence. soss Sd ave. Bronx. on FRI
day. y. m. Interment woodlawn.
MALLISTER-on July Z. 1920. Eugenia
McAIIister. mother Of Vincent and Vivian
late residence. SOB West l7sth st. FRI
day. ii a. m
MDONNELL-Suddeniy, on Tuesday. July
s. John P MeDonnelI, beloved husband
neral from his late residencess72 Searaon
ave.. on Saturday. at $50 a. m; theSce
t. t. the s. Church ,oel o. the Goods Shepherd.
ment later. West Side subway. 2o7th
MCLLANE-on July s. 1920 James Mui-
gerald and Charles w Muliane. Funeral
from Dargeon's Funeral Church, I07rh
m Reauiem al''a mass as al st:saststtb ssy sws =
church. West 67th st, 10 O'clock. In
terment Calvary II
MgRPHY.July 8. at his residence. on
Of Joseph j. and Anna c. Msaephy. Fu-
Rsn,,s,Fs nsrai Friday: July > "a. At $50 m.
1l7th st.. at 10 a. m.
NOeSAE-on July s. 1890 William. son
Higgins: native Of Kiinallock. county ,,
County Dublin Funeral from a57 Had.
SON st.. Friday. $3.50 q. M Requiem
st.. at 10 o'clcck. Dublin ,-and Cork
papers please copy.
PAKRINGT0N-on Tuesday. July 6. 1920
katherine G. Flynn, beloved wife Of
July g. from the home OF her sister. Mre
George Brandt, 6S3 5eth st. Brooklyn.
y, M'tn Pssns,a, soasmn rsanien n.ass g Our Lady
atn ave. at 10 g. M Funeral sprivate :
STOLLBERG--Anselui. July 6. 1920 Fu-
neral from from his late residence, 80 sickies
~ <AVSnSftSs ~ on Friday,
July 3. at 10 a. m. thencs 10 s.
Gaoriefs Church. where 4 solemn re-
quiem mass win be ofseredrrSt 1890 a..
m lnterment family plot. holy SepuI-
chre Cemetery
T0RMEY-May. July l. THE FUNERAL
SHUhCa. broadway and sSth. ST. Sat-
TtXBUEY-At her home 80 Harrison ay..
Montclairs n. J., ON Thursday. July 8.
1870, Luna Bosworth, Wife or the LAT.
Aitred Tuxbury. in her -7ssh year.
UNDERHIIISsu Suddenly July Z, Frances
Gertrude. widow OF the iake Silas Al
Cnderhiu, in her soth yeaf.s Funeral
from her late residence. SI7 sreene ave-
Brooklyn, Friday. July 3. At o'clock .
WILKES May. THE FuNERAE
CHURCH. broadway and sSth St. Mons
DAY. AZ M Auspices Astors Fy1d.
WxL60N--suddeuIy. on July s..sus Murray
Wilson. Of New York. Rogsrsyisle and
hh,noxyille: Tenn. at her. residence. as
Claremont ave. New York City. Funeral
probably In Roeeravifie Tennessee and
Asneyilie papers please copy :