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Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

,rldav evening Aprii %0lh, 1t H;i1
= NJ the Lincoln ani Virginia OH'
TO-, Universities Viii stage It great
:o,r!.aic contest in the va" 'hloh
l.aiy.14lly >nnprl The subject -,
Ec:;olvrd: That compulsory Arhitr"
tion ot Industrial Disputes @h""ln
Hrtomc Il National Policy. The local
1chalrrs will uphold the Affirmative
side while the visitors VIII drlchd
;hn negative.
This is the third annual mtcrroi|e
giatc triangular debate to be h"li
between these schools. In both ut
these Union broke even. For many
years Union has been noted for anhlE
tic and oratorical speakers, who have
cone much towards maintaining her
iisrcrlary in III" debating world.
The speakers for this year are lack
ing IL none Of thcS" qualities and
unhoatablc combination. The team "p
"usin% Lincoln Will be mad" mp OF +.
~ johnson. class Of 90 and II. j.
NcGuinn. class OF 90. Johnson ro%-
.'r~&rS wonderful oratorial ability
-nich coupled with the analytic pow
~ Of NrGuiun can bring nothing
s..hcr than victory when thcv fec"
II and Atkins oi Lincoln horc on
>rril %0th. Union will send IT, s.
r"cWn. "1n4z Of 90 onl 9 Y. T1vlor
lass Of 90. 70 Ncnia OHIO 10 meet
Wilhorrorrc. Rrown l. very clear
omd forrcful speaker and has hal
'v0 v"2r" experience IN the int"rrnl
=riato dshrtce. I!c was member Of
Hlr t"1m th"t d"fna'r1 Wflhorforr"
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

hn"n Tabernacle baptist Mission.
Seventeenth = rcCt

Sunday was Il banner day with US,
as it was the closing of our ten days
service, which was conducted by
the Rev James II. Burnham, B. D.,
CITY evangelist and tho assistant pas
tor Of the First Baptist church, Nor
folk, Va. The collection was SIZES
tnd the mission gave it to Rev. Burn
lam for his faithful service.
The Missionary Board OF the Mace
Icnia Baptist Association OF which
Rev. DR.. j. II. Binford is president
will hold Il special service Sunday
a''crn""n April 18th. I9@0 at 400 !. ..
n.
At 500 =. NJ. Miss mario Boiling of
-" FIRST Baptist Church and her
friends will give a sacred concert fer
the benefit al our mission Of which
III h" composed OF som" Of the hes,
talented young ladies and gentle.
Inru oi til" city,
Th"tr will hr riv,n concert ut
IN" Rurhunau School hr ,hr ENccll
"a"HH@ tur tar orurtIr oi the Enor,
Tabernacle Baptist Mission at In,
and N"norahl" Streets. Monday even
H.; April -, 1920. a. $50 +. NJ. Al
t',lSSiou II cents.
RltN ISAAC 7. u. ROSS.
Minister
WM. BArllS
Manager
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
THE KNIGHTS on INTHIAS AT
Elh.ERSON.

ElIcrson. Va, March 80. The fol
lowing Lodges and Courts met at
the First Union Baptist Church =,
celebrate the pythian THANKSGIVING
The Union Lodge no. o.; EllrrSon
l.odg" No. 1863: Ilrnr, District Lodge
and shiloh Cor,t No. 40; Ellcrson
Court and Emrrald Court The church
WAS crowded to its capacity. The
ladies were rohcd in white, the en-
hs"m of purity.
The Master OF trrrmonirH WAS Dis
trict Deputy =. /. Dandridgr The
program MAS as follows:
The opening ode by the Order;
scripture reading by Sir Winston Ran
som; prayer hy Sir Winston John
a"n; Welcome on part Of the church
~ District Deputy +. l.. cambridge:
Wclcom" on part OF the X. OF T.. Sir
Stafford Jones and welcome on part
Of the Courts Ivy Mrs. .Chri>tiana
liantcr; Response by NJ s. Ruth Tins
ley; Mrs. l.. Y. Allen, orGaniSt; Il
solo was rendered by Miss Florence
Harris Of Emerald Court; paper by
Mrs. Emma Green of f,llcr>on Court.
"a tHlanthc; recitation by Mrs Dora
B%%by; papr" by Mrs Elizabeth
White; recitation Miss Hester Ran.
e"m": recitation by Miss; Elizabeth
cambridge; solo Ivy Mis- Marion Ran
d"lph paper by Mrs. Sarah Tunstan
paper by Sir Stafford jones; solo by
Mrs. Dora Green.
Tho Speaker was introduced hv
Sir Collins Jones. Th" Rev. VIM. r.
Branch who preached Il soul stirring
sermon which was enjoyed by all.
After which the district deputy OF
the Courts Of Nalanthc. Mrs. ELLA r.
TT own Sp"k" on The Grand Order OF
the Courts Of Calauthc and It's hcnc
fits to humanity and the rally for
new members which WAS interesting
and helpful 10 all
Tn" collection wa. lifted by Sir
James TInalnN. Sir CONWAY Trim
mcll and Sir R"uhrn Dnhnry Collcc-
iron VI S%%.o3 Hcncdiction was
pronounced by the Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
\ MILLlON DOLLAR WEDDING
CITY Audit, sium. May :, 1920. Eeht
A., l.. al.-Doors Open 1:3o.


Fifty Brides, 50 Brides. SO Brides;
80 Grooms, SO Grooms, so Grooms'
,idcs Maids. Flower Girls. BEST Men
IShcrS. King bearers, etc. All III
one huge. beautiful. splendid moving
vrcc,aclr. \ pageant uncQuall"d III
uniuurncss and originality, Every
body i p!Hnnlu}, 20 90 to see the
brides.
Each l,itnn i asked 10 meet her
,rid,I marty .,.d make nor own AZ.
ranrr,urnrs and to mcc, thr general
r,mnit,, ,..~h Friday evening at
& ,yrlor1< J. II ~ the Girls Homo.
rGn " cav Street Nhrrr hraduuurt
.,> have l,rl r;...t.!.
rbr r.lInwiur :yr~ will hr offer
.d. So IN "ull to &c Rridul party
lrinrinr in tn. hirhr,, amount over
So, $Ia f., ih,. nr>s U..nc~f: $iO to
IN, r,v,- t,d 81 .,~.y.. H. ~old is on
r,u1 ia tho u.f..au -rl}iu@ llr high
c>r nurtncr y tirKut... ~ryr,al missed
l,n.nu. nr;2o- 81 +, trr rhirl hrin.,
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
FULTON NOTES.

4, ,,ao q,
~ w. ''>' '"''"'H "'N'
'i'S''' "' III" y. |. !. pr"arh"d at
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. His
sermon was very instrnctiv" and on
joy"d by al N night the b. y. r.
[. of tn" First Baptist Church gave
splendid program at the above
named Church in interest OF Rev.
Mrs. Cohh& club. The pastor. Rev.
{. A. tohhS preached at Bermuda
hundreds all day last Sunday
Thrr" will be n &rand concert at
tn" MI. Calvary baptist Church ON
Monday might. April -. given by the
Fin : Band 10 benefit the above named
Church. on the invitation OF Mrs. Il.
/. Holmes.
The funeral S"rvic" Of little Mary
Whiting, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Willie Whiting Was held at the MI.
Calvary Baptist Church. Tuesday.
Nrrll -. Th" deceased WAS Il mem
Der OF the MI. Calvary Sunday school
Mrs. Brown. tn" mother OF Rev.
y. + Brown, pastor of Rising Mt.
Ijon Baptist Church died Tuesday,
April I&. at the horn" OF her son.
tt"N. Arrair Brown in this ci1y. Mrs
Brown was Il m"mh"r "i III" Moore
Street Baptist Church and tn" Ma
tional Ideal Benefit Society OF Fulton.
Th" May Queen given two years;
ago by Miss Olivia OrunG" viii be
repeated 1T the MI Calvary Baptist
Church. Monday night. May i. t"
h"h"ht lh" r. +. l." Bib" Class OF
said Church. All persons who took
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

The Community Realty Corpor,t
i"h which VAS recently ureanilrd in
TINS city has purchased the pyourrly
ut the Southwest corner Of Spcous
ana Cay Streets. This property is
considered ono OF the most valtInhlr
%l''" IN the city and fronts is gcct
"H Clay Street with - depth Of los
i'et on North Second street.
me corporation will engage IN &
general real estate ami Investment
business and will soon open offices
IN lhl9 city. The new owners Of the
property contemplate making cxtcn.
"Fc improvements on the site ana
Il ""h known architect in the city is
az present working on the plans for
'"" improvements. Mr.. j. II. Mabrey
president Of the corporation and
NJ. A Norrcll is secretary.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
RETAINS CHARTER.
Supreme Lodges Action in Revolving
Nirginia', Grand Lodge Charter
Unlawful.
Final Decree E,ntth-oi---Still Inside
OF the Oricr-Quc~tion Of Faxes
SGn bptn-Ofliccrs and Members
in state Cntrrrihrd and Possess
Two th;ttcrS,

rhc litigation sa,wecn the Su'
pyrmr Lodge. knights Of lythiAS'
y. A.. :. A.; T.; A.; A. and a., una
,u, Grand Lodge. knights OF l'yIhias
uI Virginia. y. ~, >. A, T.: y. ana
A. has ended FOR the time being only
- begin again as the Qur"tton rs to
the legality Of the membership tax
bv the Supreme l.~dg', which taN
Hudrr the old constitution WAS un'
lawful WIS not passed upon by the
Court uI Appeals OF tn" District OF
columbia although tn. >iuprcm" Court
uf the District OF tulNmbiu decided
that il was uuaeuStithl lunai.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

Miss Rays Visit.

Miss Helen Hay OF Washiurton. u.
G., Is highly clatci over her re-
mt visit here. and extends many
thanks to her friends and acQuaint-
AnccS 70" the "old Virginia hoSpitali-
ly ana the many entertainments
+srcn IL honor of hcr ut the rcsi-
cents u Mr.. aud Mrs. William r.
Lewis Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sully,
MIR. and Mrs. James II. Cunningham.
Sr.. and many others.
She left the city last Saturday
afternoon for her home. longing TO
return /" the "rity on the JcrmS."
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
L~N'

An appeal TO the ruhIr,. +, r,i,.,
funds TO purchase a plavnr inrIu,,
InE Religious records 10 he nre.nntn',
20 Miss Eli&aboth \. Coles ono ny 49,,
inolic School teachers and ,n;.,,,r,
aries who is about to ,o,vo ~. 49,.
f~ut to the llcathon lands whore xf.
',''''c "ou haS called her to 30 anG
''po' Ill that portion OF His vino
H''"' III talking she expressed a d,,
sHS 10 nave piano. ii would hclr,
Eer s" much in her work. I proml5c,
| would do all that was in my no,,,
10 nav" her desire fulfilled.
owing to my being sick in NV
Rome Tor nine weeks it has hout,i
capped me Therefore. to try ia I'm,
III my promise | make this app,,l r.,
every Insurance.. Public School teach
'r society, club and citizen Of Ri,t,
Hl"hd to please give or send a dunat
ION to aid along this line, bo il Iarr.
or small.
llraNe dcp'Sit with name and aa.
E''SS All moneys, or checks I'm tne
-. ''nkcS Penny Savings Bank. There.
VIII ne book 10 record all na1no.
"i lhSnran'FS trachrrS, societies.
'!"n" ana persons. So they can hc
%l''h 10 Miss Coles and the names
ana amounts raised viii hn puhlishcd
t7ith week Every one now has =
"hah'" 10 render aid to this mosf
worthy cause and show their miss.
'oi;trE spirit towards the IIca,hcpa
hahklnE You in advance, and hop
ln% This plea will meet With n hearty
cooperation OF the public | rcmain
yours for the cause.
MRS. ZEMORIA J. WOOD.
Gl5 Judah Street.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
,Rl%Fl SED TO PAY.

the Grand Lodge mas refused 70
pay any taxes antcdatinE its su$pen.
sion from the Order and still refuses
80 to do although Supreme Chansrl
lnr Green declares that he wants ST.
500 90 before he Will lift his act OF
suspension. The result of the whole
matter is that the ease ia practically
right where it was when it started
"iicr the Grand Lodge secured an
injunction restraining the Supreme
Chancellor and the Supreme Lodge
from puttiEE into force and effect
the action of the Supreme Lodge In
rcv"kinG the charter of the Grand
Lodge, knights Of pythias Of Virgin
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

THE DEFENSE IN TllE CONFER
ENCE or OUR MINISTRY. ."

1t is but natural for Il church to
Want the activities OF Il young and
SiIunE minister. The time demands it
Il" we'll as work which is more com.
plcN and strenuous. Yet the writer iS
very sorry that the church at Dover
Mines could not find Il better way to
honor their pastor. Rev. w. Young,
Who has worn himself out in their
SriNlcr OF more than thirty years.
lie is honorcd and beloved by all
Of the brethren OF this city and vicin
itT with all that may be said of him
is builder of churches and past or
ior he has built many in our viciui-
ty.
We understand that from next Sun
cay to the end OF his life which may
I've very short he is to live by the
Il of his fellow minister's who have
t"rn asked to take offerings for him.
This is Il reflection ON Dover Min
"S Baptist Church and this newly
elected pastor
\. ID. DAILY.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
UNDER TWO CHARTERS.

The Grand Lodge, knowing that It
Is III the right is now proceeding IL,
before under TWO chartcrS,--onc issu
,d by the State OF Virginia, licensed
hy tn" Bureau oi Insurance in this
stat" and the one issued Ivy the Su.
p'"mr Lodge. Th" Supreme Lodge
passed law requiring Ill Grand
Lodges upon demand o. the Supreme
'hHh'cllor to surrender their State
hnrorr"at"d charters. which makes
lh"m independent of the Supreme
Lodge. Ihc Grand Lodge OF Missouri
~ operating under such Il charter
J">t a& is the Grand Lodge. X. Of 7.
"' Virginia. The contention il that
IN" supreme Lodge has the right un
Ger IN" Constitution to tax suhorli.
I2tc lodge members
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
Card OF Thanks.

Mrs. Eliza MoSclcy Of Chesterfield
County, V, wishes To thank her
f. lends and nciEhhurS for their kind
Less and many expressions Of Sympa
Thy extended to her during the i'll
hess and death Of her husband, Mr..
Richard +. MoSclry.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon them all.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
Re'. NJ. n. Davis Returned.

,, rev h. Il. Davis. pastor Of the
Fhlrd street a. N. +. Church has
rSHhcd from hi, Annual Confer-
eAse held i'll Wytheytlle, April T-lltb.
1'eV' Davis is very jubilunt over the
S'cce$" OF his last yotr's work. He IL
returned for tho fifth year uud is
l"ua III praise Of the faithful and
l9Fai members and friends who lnbor
ca y" zcal"usE with him during tho
past.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

THE STORY THE WEEK HAS TOLD
Washington Notes.
I By Daniel w. Cha9c.)

Those who were looking forward
to 'hlartling things" to come to light
in the present investigation into the
public schoa system Of Washington,
ID. G.. arc somewhat disappointed to
learn that the District Court OF Ap
pca'S has denied the government
melton FOR Il rchearing in tho case
" II. NJ. B, Mocus, the Dutch unthrop
nlv. 'S,. charged with exhibiting oh
9ccLc pictures. TN" Appellate Court
had held that the Indictment against
NocnR was defective in failing To
show that he knew Of the obscene IN
'urc oi tso pictures. No re. son * Hiv
en- for IT," Il, Mai. the p1por being r
durS"d merely emotion dcniCd.'
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

ThumaS West. rolorrd .rmnlnyrd
aS a d"ckhaud on the &rcamcr South
I'hd' WAS shot in the groin by Ep;,a
/" I'"dS"n tWhitrI Captain of the
STEAMER EndraNor. DodSon who adj
l'I;> III" shooting, said he did NJ,
.h'tnd t" sheet West, hut merely fired
|" brighten him from the wharf, where
ii is aily%rd. West was mrddlinr
with IN" c,htr workers. Dodson wa.
arrested and released on 81 900 hoI
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

Murray Brothers, printers and
publishers have purchased 4 large
tract OF land on which it is proposed
|" erect large building to house
lhc!r printing establishment. The
upper floor Will hr fitted up as a
modern auditorium for rntcrtain-
n!cntS.
Richmond planet., 1920-04-17

Negroes in this city are busy max
ing hu$inc'S. John W. Lewis, prHSl
dent Of tn" Industrial Savings Bank
aur "a, the W'!itrla ' Apartment Hotel
has organized another company hay
tnG aS lis object the formation Of IL
chain "i stores. He is aiming to
teach the Negro to help himself and
tn know that to become economic
factors OF worth the Negroes must
learn To dc real business The Victory
Investment Company has been orga.
niArd ana aims to help those Of mod
crate means to purchase homes, and
I" engage in Il general mercantile
business. The company is made up
"i progressive young men of the South.
Oscar Hayes is at the head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
ELIMINATE RED TAPE
IN THE DISTRIBUTION
OF VICTORY MEDALS

u-w plan to further the Inlted
.>.atr~ army victory medal issuance IN
West Virginia mas been introduced u!
Lieut.. Col Robert :. WoodSon. recruit
ing officer for this district with head
quarters at Huntington. by which eN-
service men can apply al Tn" various
recruiting stations Through the stat
ana secure Il victory medal without the
usual rrd-lnpr and without being re-
uuirt.d :" have their honorable d's-
charge leave their person.
Approx imat"Iy six thousand OF thS
Victory medals have just been rcrelF'u
Mt thu. West Virginia recruiting DISTRICT
h,.aduuartcrS and these Will he evenly
distributed to the Held clerks on duty
in the recruiting stations in IN" Staie'
The clasps have been sent with the
medals thus doing away with All un-
necessary delay in issuing the victory
medal with proper clasps to raCh col
1irr who saw service in the lnitea
States army during the World war
whether at home or abroad.
This new plan Of issuing the neoals
6lr,rt 20 the eX-Servicc men lS being
tried out ut the present time in conlunc-
lion with special United states Army
Victory medal drives now being foStereu
under the auspices Of the American
Legion in West Virginia. The initial
meetings at which Colonel NoooS9l
personally gave out the medals proved
Ia be decided Successes ;nU ;Lrouscu
considerable more interest than II the
unnlirat!uns had merely been made out
and forwarded 10 the war department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
BANKRUPTCY CASES
IN FEDERAL COURT
One Man Discharged and Three other
Cases We're Filed with q. S. Clerk


John IT. Conrad. United States Com
missioner. received an order in the mat
ter of & j. Dent. oC Wheeling BANKRUPT,
issued by ludg" J. (. Pricnard, acting
nudge OF tho United States court 81 the
Northern District Of West Virginia. The
order WAS entered on November eth and
order; that Mr.. Dent b" discharged from
Bankruptcy.
Three other bankrupt cases were re-
ccIyrd at the same time and u hearing
will II" given in each case In Wheeling.
curing tho month Of January. The ilrSt
* .IuNn W. Gump. If New MartinSN He
who went bankrupt in November lie
will be given 4 hearing on January IL
1927.
Til. next was Walter s. BARKER. Of
Smfthhr;d. near New Martinsvillr. wh"
went into bankruptcy on November q.
His hearing dat" Is yet for January 10,
while thu last was that Of l., NJ. James,
Of JaCkSonhurE. who went into bankrupt
Cy ON November - He will receive his
hearing on January IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
PHYSICIAN IS
UNDER ARREST.
Well Known Practitioner Under Bona
For Alleged violation Of o. B.
Narcotic Act.

Dr.. Richard II. Cramer. well known
physician of New Cumberland. W. va
was arrested yesterday morning tE
Deputy United States Marshall '"hn
VI. Short. for the alleged Nlohl'Ioh Vi
s,ctinn . Of the laws Of the federal gov
eminent of December .. 1914. relating
10 narcotics.
Or. Cramtr was brought to this city
und was given preliminary hearing
before John II. Conrad. tinted states
commissioner. He was held over W
Tho federal grand Jury for trial on
January II. 1921, Al Parkrrsburg. h"
put up sl.nON bond for his appearance"
IL ParkcrsburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

COR oht,ir'lg money under falls" pre-
L. uN..S. and wi,n waN r"leaS"d about
week ago Owiu- 1" bad h"alth Is again
in the institution. charged with OBJ
tanning $500 from he tIm'ly Of Frank
I'r-z.lvrsAi. charged with killing Henry
S"4r,oa. now >crTinE ..rc sentence
~ NouadSv!liH.
according {" Warden N. Il. !Terrill.
Chambers WAS ptr"lci from the prison
Nu..n ,jn"t,rS declared him suffering
from tuberculosis. II" cam" TO Wheel
,us. and visited tho rrzel"nskt home
DECLARING Il" had guttvM freedom by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
COUPLE FOUND
OVER IN OHIO
Syrian will Be Prosecuted on Charge
OF kidnapping Moundsvtne
Maid.

thu my,.t"ri"us disappearance" "r
T,url MauG Strusnid': and Ctar'"S
Maroon. South SjdN Syrian merchant
has been solved. when il was learned
Yesterday the c"upl" had brcn arr, St
cd in Adcna. O.. and had spent the night
in the jail there awaiting tho arrival OF
Tho girls father yesterday morning.
1t is said IA" couple were married
in kdena las; Saturday night but the
father is determined - bring them
hack to MoundSv;llc and have the
Groom face n trial on charg" re k!dnap-
ing his daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
BOB MILLIkEN ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

"Bonhv" Aillihrn. rnn 81 John Mill
l,u o. tn Wh.'aE"T-'iirSSncr company,
who suffered D." broken leg during i
rI,rr in which :hc Whr"i!nE n ;Eh school
participated SOM weeks ago. Is doing
nicely at the Ohio valley General hos
n;ial III. hone in tn" injured limb lar
knitted nicely and hr viii S"ou he up
and about rs good aS ever.
/ constant stream 1T hirh srho".
bows and girls have visited "Rnhhy" At
~, i'nsrtral sinr" h' mt with his in
Jury a.; he is On" "t IN. most popular
members "f III" high Schoo! baseball
md fh,llSill. trImS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
Weather: Fair

fake health Certificate. and could get
one for Frank PreZclcnski for $500.
The money was paid. and Chambers
was again arrested. He was taken at
once t" the pcnitentlary to resume his
term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
CAN'T STAY AWAY
FROM the PEN
c. W. Chambers. Released on f'r0Ae'
Turns Confidence Trick and Is Re
turned Co Prison.

{. W. chambers, ~" waS sem enc
40 state pruiteni",r.. al N"undsTll.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09
QUIET COURT DAY

Yesterday WIS \ quiet day in circu;,
court. both parts being idle. The jurors
IN Parts l and II have been dismissed
until tomorrow morning when several
minor cases are to come up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-09

-Hrr WAR SAVING STAMPS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-07-15
Changes In C&A
Time Table Create
Two New Trains
The Hummer" in Both Directions
Will be Fast Train With Few
Stops on the Road.

Officials for the Chicago and Alton
railroad have announced the follow
ing changes in the schedule to take
effect Sunday, July 4.
The east bound Hummer wall
leave Kansas City at 5:55 p. M, pass
through Mexico at 10:45 p. M, and
arrive in Chicago at 1925 a. m.
The west bound Hummer" Will
leave Chicago at 6 p. m, pass through
Mexico at 1923 a. M, and arrive in
Kansas City at 7:55 a. m.
No. "a, a new train will leave Kan
sas City at 9 p. m, pass Mexico at
2:55 a. M, and arrive in Chicago at
12:45 p. m. 1t is a local train.
No. % also a new train, will leave
Chicago at 1880 p. m, pass Mexico
at los a. M, and reach Kansas City
at TOO a. m.
The plug" to Roadhouse viii leave
here at $3.50 a. M, as usual. 1t vii
return here at s p. m.
The red train from Kansas City
will pass through Mexico at 2:6S p
m. The west bound train will pass
here at 1896 p. m.
The east and west bound hummerI
will make no stops between Mexict
and Slater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-07-15

guests Of the club including: Misses
Althea Steele, Lois Shadwick, Fran
'ces Gooch, Elizabeth Walstrom, and
Mary Ridgway. After the after
moons entertainment, delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. W. E. Berry of Texas is the
guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Lewis.
Mrs. Alex Carter and Miss India
Johnson departed SATURDAY for a two
months trip West.
Misses Dorothy and Nell Atkins of
Cincinnati and Mildred Jesse were
guests of honor at a line party Tues
day evening given by Miss Ruth Har-
per. Cooling refreshments were en-
joyed at Marlowe and Cox after the
show. In line were: Misses Helen
Heller, Barbara Reavis, Mary Wor-
rel, Emily Gibbs, Elizabeth Green,
Ann Wallace and Elizabeth Harper.
Miss Mary Worrell gave a Stun
Der party" Wednesday evening for
Misses Mildred Jesse and Dorothy and
Nell Atkins. The guests included:
Misses Ruth Harper, Leona Miller of
Columbia, Frances Parker, Helen
Heller, Barbara Reavis, Ann Wallace,
Elizabeth Green, Mildred Jesse, Dor
othy and Nell Atkins.
Mrs. w. W. Bolts gave a line party
Thursday night for Mrs. Uptegrove
OF jefferson City. Delicious refresh
ments were served at Marlowe anC
Cox. In line were: Mesdames I. Sill
verstein, Bernice Cohn, T. J. Viii
liams, Rolla Mcintyre, H. f. c
Tucker, ". H. Brown, E. L. Cass, jim
Jesse, George Lee, Will Lee, Corte;
> edmonston, Fred Llewellyn, Maurice
Phillip, A. S. Houston, P. E. Coil, T
f. Hook, Jack Streif, S. NJ. Locke
W. f. West, J. C. Mundy, Kate Nun
roc, L. N. Gordon, of Kansas City, Fl
S. Whitlock off California, Miss EN-
ma McPheeters and Miss Sallie Civ
! ems.
. Miss Mildred Jesse departed Thurs
day for her home in Webster Grove
after an extended visit here.
, Miss Sallie Given is the guest c
Mrs. T. f. Hook.
Il The following is from Fridays Oh.
I cago Tribune: Mrs. Fred A. Morri!
mother of Miss Willie, has attende
y many an Elks convention, so she ma
. be considered an authority on sue
DO affairs: Il believe in letting my hu.
, band run around all he wants to an
T. not waiting uD for him." she says
MIR. and Mrs. Cortez Edmonstc
=, ard Mr.. ana Mrs. Guy Lakeland VIC
III Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {. Strol
lat H.. NJ. A. the fifth,
W Mrs, II. +, c. Tucker invited a fo