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Evening journal., 1920-05-15
BIRDS HAD NO
USE FOR MONEY

Watching two English sparrows
lighting IN mid-air from the rear Of
his home several days ago. Antonio
Giammatteo, Of 233 DUPONT street.
saw one OF the birds drop something
from Us beak and curious 10 know
what it had dropped. he walked 70
the ground and picked up I've dol
lar bill. The bill had been In the beak
of one OF the birds in the fight.
Giammatteo was surprised at his
find. but he is willing b yOuch for
his story.
Just what the two birds were doing
with the money Is what puzzles Clam
mattoO as no stores were In the vi
ing and birds don't use coin Of The
realm In their world.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
MEXICO'S EX-
PRESIDENT is
TRAPPEDNOW
At APIZACO
Washington May Consider
La Huerta's Bid for Rec
Ognition of Provisional
Government
TAKE FOREIGNERS
FROM THE CAPITAL


III pASO. Texas. May Is. Omitted
prcssl surrender or capture OF Pre-
sidcnl Durranla Today was predicted
in MESSAGES reaching here from
General uhrcgon.
Later unconnrmcd reports however,
DECLARED t.Uranza had cmdcd the
forces OF General Ohrc-on. which have
had The fugitive President hcInmcd 10
near An|zaco Tor four days
OhrcEons m -sagc Declared "a strong
revolutionary force had attacked Car
ranN's position FOR four days. lie
said h, expected success within a fe,N
hours
The eiaies OF lalisco and Collma are
hch boy insurgents. according To word
received here General Dlcgucz. Car
rama commander. reVolted late yes
lerday. lhe report silid.
Provisional President La llucri1 has
called "a special session OF ahe McXl-
can Congress, rcporls here said to-
dr. The Congress Will ci's.oe- = pro-
Nis,oral President DO act until. lhc na-
llonal clacilon July a according 10 The
plan.
WASHINGTON. May %. United
prcs-l "A cabinet meeting may bo
called Go decide whether The United
states shall reply 30 qho communism
sion received from The Mexican rebel
government. saying thai The now re-
gimc Is disposed tO promote cordial
relations with TINS country II was
/ loIrufd Today.
"This message signed hy Provisional
/ President he la lluerla was regarded
as am open bid FOR recognition an,
some oiilcols thought a premature
CONTINUED on Page Thrce.)
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
COMMITTEE TO SEE
DR.. COOK TUESDAY

Members OF the committee elected
af iho Diocesan Convention 10 notify
me Rrv. Dr. Phillip Cook, OF Bait
more. of his election as bishop or tne
Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Del
aware will visit Dr. Cook on Tuesday.
Dr Aihan Richey OF -. Johns p. z
Church. is chairman OF this commit
tee.
NlembHs OF the Church Club are
awaiting some definite word from the
Rev nr. Cook as 10 whether he VIII
accept the post offered him. They
have postponed their annual dinner
In order 90 have him pr sent as iheir
guest In case he accepts the hislopric.
The dinner Was scheduled 10 be held
next Thursday nieht hut 10 has bcfn
postponed until date yet TO be an
nounccd
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
GRANTLAND FOR
new CHAIRMAN
Expect Wilmingtonian to be
Chosen Republican State
Committee Head
MEET THURSDAY
FOR ORGANIZATION

In response 90 a petition Of vii
mingtOn members OF the recently
elected Republican State Committee,
The committee will meet at head
quarters. No. $40 King street, on
Thursday afternoon TO organize. The
meeting viii be held at o'clock, VIII
mington time.
The new committee was elected at
me Republican state Convention last
month. but has not met for organiza-
ton. Daniel J. Layton, or Georgetown,
Is the retiring ~i.ie CHAIRMAN. lle
W committee will elect a chairman,
secretary and treasurer.
m was reported today that Charles
n. Grantland. Of this city, may be
rhosen as The new state chairman. lie
IS "a former Representative 10 the Leg
Islature and at present secretary OF inc
Industrial Accident Board
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
BEGIN WORK SOON ON
MISPMLION JETTIES

gin on the ieity construction and rec
pair work at the mouth OF the Mis-
pillbn river In lower Delaware. ac-
cOrding TO "a report received today
by Colonel f. \ Johnston, In command
Of the United States engineer Office
here
Contract for the Mispillion work
was awarded 10 the Ninyard Ship
building Company Of Milford. which
was lowest bidder The sum OF
$4,000 has been allotted for the job
There were two other bids beside
that Of the Vinyard company These
were by the Arundel Corporation Of
Baltimore. and Simpson Brown and
Company. Of New York.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
THOMAs DEFEATs sTOOPs.

Harry Thomas won over William
r. stoOps by 100 20 96 in the pocket
billiard tournament OF the NOuug
Mems Republican Club last night IN
Glass A.
In a Glass B game. Colonel J. Austin
Ellison had 5i points against Frank
AinswOrth's % al the end OF the Inst
half of their game. The game viii
be completed later.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
nnIrIsn-AMERICANs MEET.

More than fifty persons, guests or
the British-American Club, were en-
terlained last night in fthe school
room Of the Unitarian Church. Sew
eral new members were admitted.
Music. refreshments and dancing com
prised the program. The club Is
open 20 membership Of persons OF
British and Canadian birth, and a
series Of meetings Will be held with
view to perfecting a permanent or
CanizafiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
REDS REPULSED;
POLES SINK SHIPS

LONDON, May 10 UNITED Press)-
Desperate Bolshevik counter attacks
in the Kien region have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses TO ,he
enemy. Warsaw communique today
said.
-Four armored Bolshovlk ships have
been sunk in the Dneiper river. the
Polish statement claimed. and more
than 1000 prisoners taken in recent
lighting.
Press dispatches reported that Pro
mier Skulski Of Poland had announced
he would soon reopen peace neg0tia-
tions with the soviets.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
NEW ASSISTANT FIRE
CHIEF SOME SPEED

While responding TO an alarm Of
fire from box ii3. at o'clock this
morning. First Assistant Fire Chief
Harvey Tazwell took The hill on East
Eleventh street on high speed. hiiiing
me street only on high spots. AZ
Eleventh and French streets the hood
OF his automobile weni sailing
through the air, narrowly missing the
occupants Of the ear.
The hood was recovered by the pO-
lice and taken % the police station,
while the fire chief continued his
aerial fighl unharmed
10 was Chief Tazwcll's iirst drive
as an official OF the department
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
RtiBBIsH PIE CALLS FTREAIEN

The burning Of rubbish in ghe yard
OF the Delaware Leather Company, at
caused an alarm Of FIRE from Box ii3
this morning. The district fire com
panies responded but did not go into
action as the fre was eXingushed by
employees OF the company before their
arrival. There was no loss.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
MANSLAUGHTER CASE
Is N0LLE PR0SSED

In The case OF Charles p0plas.
charg 4 viii manslaughter. n0lle
proscqui was entered by Assistant
City solicitor Davis. in Municipal
Court ihis morning. as fhe man had
.on cXoneraied by The coroner's Jury.
pOplas was driving a truck Of The
Sharpless lee Cream Company thaf ran
over and killed Fred uzziO. near sixth
and Union sir els reTnlly
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
DEGREE STAFF ....-...

Members OF The decree STAN or Eden
Lodge. No. "a. /. o. o. f., who took
part in the cOnferring Of The third
degree at the Centennial celebration
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. !. %.
q. r.. at Baltimore, fast september
AZ have been presented with ceriiG-
Gates OF this fact by the 1rand Lodge
OF MARYLAND
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
FINFD $40 nor SPEEDING.

Pleading guilty 10 a charge OF speed
ing. George H. Clauser was fined $40
and costs by Judge Hastings In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning
Having obiained a license immedl-
ately after his arrest, Peter A. Showell.
Negro, was dismissed upon payment
OF costs on a charge OF operating an
automobile without a license~
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
rnrN IODCF AFTAIRS

The degree team Of Eden Lodse az
The meeting Thursday pight. con-
fcrrcd the FIRST degree on a class OF
81 candidates on next Thursday
night the third degree viii be cNem-
plined. This ends the degree work
Tor the season.
forward lo the largest excursion in
the history of the lodge.
AN members Of The third degree
foam are requested To- be- present at
S3l o'clock next Thursday
The degree association VIII meet
ncXt Wednesday night
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
cuREn OF DRUG HABIT.

Cured Of the drug habit after receiv-
ing treatment at The workhouse FOR
the mast three months. Clarance Nor
ris, Negro, vas placed on parole by
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court.
this morning He was directed 10 re-
port every week for examination
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
uIrST MIIIIE THIS DOG.

WIN INSTRUCTIONS % Keep IN0 dn-
tied. or have u muzzled when run
ming al large. Judge Hastings dis
missed Mrs. Annie NadOlny On a
charge OF harhOring a vicious dog.
The dog has bitten several children
In the ncighborhood OF Fourteenth
and Claymont streets, IL was broushi
out.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
G.. =. CONFERENCE.

Local Junior ,up0rIniendenIs VII
meet In conference. In West Church.
al $50 o'clock Monday. with Miss
Grace Hooper. National Junior Super
inlcndent. in charge. supper Will be
served at 6 o'cl0ck 40 73l o'clock
Miss Hooper viii conduct a model lr
C.. T.. society. Mr. Matter. Junior SUI
pcrinlendeni of the Philadelphia dis
lrict. viii make a short address The
e.. 3. executive committee Will meet in
The y NJ g.. A.. Tuesday evening. An
members OF This committee are urgcd
20 be present.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
NATIONALIZE MORE ALIENS.

Organization OF a second class OF
former service men who are not nat
urslized citizens Is under way by the
American Legion In this city. Fifty
men were granted their papers last
week through the efforts OF The Le-
glon.
Another class is now organizing
which has 50 far reached a total of
30 men. ANY other eX-seryice men
who want Do become naturalized with
out any cost D. themselves may ar
range to do so by presenting their
discharge papers at the arm0ry
Twelfth and orange streets.
s.,o Snr,ne Tonic cIovFp
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
wILMER E. PENNYPACKER DEAD.

WEST CHESTER Pa, May 10
Wilmer r. Pennypacker, aged 70. died
at his home here yesterdady, after an
illness OF five years, caused by a fall
from a trolley car. He was treasurer
Of Chester county for three terms. and
for some years a member Of the
Board OF County Commissioners. He
leaves a widow and one daughter.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
LOST AND FODND.

i Osr-LARGE ROLL OF MONEY
II between Vandcver Ave. and Market
st. and 10Th and Market sts. Reward n
returned to 200 r. seventh s. mayi5-3t
Continued on page Eleven,
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
EXPECT SENATE TO
VOTE FOR PEACE

WASHINGTON. May IS. United
pressl The senate viii dispose n
lhc Knox peace resolution TODAY. n
is expected 10 adopt ID and send n 10
conference with the House which ~
Gently adopted a similar resolution.
Early agreement In conference Wa
predicted Today by Congressi0n 4
leaders. Republicans said they wa,A
% get the resolution 10 the MhSe
House as soon A. possible 10 get Z
vetoed before the Republican NationA
convention.
Voting begins at p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
THE WEATHER

Fair. continued oool tonight and
Sundiy. light frost interior tonight:
moderate northwest winds becoming
variable.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

Columbia Records and Grafanolas.
II. Feinberg, SOC King slreeL-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

Certified MIX for Inrsnts.--Covp
Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-05-15
TODAY's TFMpFRATTRF.

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. M....i9 1900 p. M.....59
1000 A. Ms 100 p. NJ. 60
lIrN AN TINE
Evening journal., 1920-05-15

sun rises .................4f5 A. NJ.
sun sets ...........:........7O7 p. NJ.
Head Of ChriSiiana.
High wafer ..935 A. NJ. 1000 p. ~.
Low water 80 a. NJ. $40 p. NJ.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner 18th and Grove Streets,

Rev. James S. Anderson, Pastor.
We must move from our present
home and we need five hundred dol
lars at once to make the first pay
ment On our future home. The serv-
ices last Sunday were fairly good. In
the mornig the pastor preached an
interesting sermon to the sisters, sub
ject Doing What You Can For Jesus"
text She Hath Done What She Could.
Mark 14:S. The following persons
gave the amount opposite their names
Mary Stanton $500; Ida Turpin, $500,
Sister Owens, s1.OO; Mary Holmes,
SLY; H. Fry, $1.OO; Oscar Stanton
$500; VIM. Holmes, $500; j. Turpin,
$500 and many others gave smaller
amounts. The rain Sunday night was
used as a hinderance to a great many
of our members for not coming to the
church. The pastor preached a logi-
cal and powerful sermon, subject,
Following Jesus Altar OFF, text And
Peter Followed Afar Off, Luke 22:54.
There was one addition. The sick
members are improving. Let the
Kansas City Sun shine in your home.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. H. Daniel, Pastor.

Rev. G. H. Daniel, Pastor.
Services were exceptionally we'll at
tended all day Sunday. At 900 A. NJ.
Sunday school was carried on in a
very progressive n AT HOO
A. NJ. Rev. Bohanan preached a soul
stirring and intelligent sermon which
was appreciated by all present. AT
$3.50 p. NJ. the pastor and part of the
congregation visited Rev. J.. c. Pat
ton in an old time speaking meeting
while Rev. Bowren entertained a
large crowd at our home church with
a powerful and timely sermon. AT
$50 P. M. the B. Y. p. U. lesson was
discussed by our young people. AT
500 P. M. the pastor delivered a soul
stirring sermon. The II. A. t. is
still looking forward to a 100000 90
Rally the Fourth Sunday in May.
Hhe B. Y. p. U. wishes all it's attend
ants to remember the special effort
for Sunday. g. Both Junior and Sen
Tor Missions are still going forward,
We wish all would try to attend our
splendid prayer meeting every Tues
day evening. I'VE have quite a few
on the sick list who we hope will be
greatly improved Every
Thursday it is wise to stop and
have a Chicken dinner at the low
cost of Soc. Our Easter program
which was so successfully rendered
by our young people has surpassed
all the foregoing ones of this church.
We are quite sure all join us in being
grateful to our distinguished pianist,
Miss N. Y. Bell and our future church,
-. Morning Star is proud Of Mrs,
Bessie ]. Vann, captain of Tribe No,
AZ, who extended the invitation to
Friendship Baptist church and their
successful pastor, Rev. Doyle, on
April End. 1t vas uplifting to see
them respond to the call. The total
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
ST. PAUL A. M. e. CHURCH.
1415 Spruce,
lev. Geo. E. Hollow, pastor.

Rev. Geo. E. Hollow, pastor.
Sunday was a great day at st. Paul.
We held our Second Quarter and it
was a great success. Our dear Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. W. H. Prince, was
with us and preached at the morning
service. Everyone present was made
to rejoice as he spoke to us of
Gods work. st. Paul is going to do
everything in its power to make this
a successful year. We have hopes in
the small but good beginning, under
the charge of Rev. Geo. Hollow. . :.
Our Sacramento services were held
at 800 p. m. and well attended. The
congregation vas largely from Eben-
ezer church; this was encouraging
and appreciated Rev. f. F. Moten
preached for us at this hour. We
had the presence of DR.. Freeman and
DR.. Horsey of Ward Chapel. -. Sister
Winters served dinner at which Rev.
Prince, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Hollow
We're present.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
EBENEZER CHURCH.

Rev. F. F. Moten occupied the pull
pit Sunday morning and evening; he
delivered two soul-stirring sermons.
There were five additions and four
teen persons anne forward for prayer.
The meetings have continued during
the week and a great revival is be-
ing conducted; church members are
c~onsecrating themselves more to the
u and the unsaved are coming in
to the fold. Rev. Moten is a great
preacher and his Evangelical songs
drive home the Holy Spirit. The
meetings will close Sunday; there
will be services all day. At three
o'clock in the afternoon will be the
Monster sermon by the Evangelist,
subject "As the Eagle Stirreth her
Nest, So is God Stirring This Nation"
....All ministers and their congrega-
tons are invited to attend this serv.
ice Sunday afternoon and hear the
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Sunday school rendered an eX-
cellent program last Sunday. During
the Easter exercises the children's
hearts were made glad by receiving
beautiful Colored Easter eggs. AT
11:00 Mr.. Pickens made a fine talk
on the Negro Question which was
enjoyed by all present. AT 600
o'clock the B. Y. p. L. held a fine
Session and rendered an interesting
program. In the evening service
DR.. Bacote preached a fine sermon.
Eight Joined the church during the
day. The funerals of Mr.. Sloss and
Mr.. Robe were held in our church.
The church extends its sympathies to
the relatives of both. -. The play
which was given in our church by the
City Missions, known as the Church
Zazaar, vas a success. Those who
took part in the play from our church
were: Mr.. E. w. Thompson, Mr..
James Anderson, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs.
Matthewson, Mrs. Lackey, Mrs. Coins
and others. You are welcome to
make u church your church home.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
ST. LUKE A. m. E. CHURCH.
Westport.
Rev. T. A. Murphy, Pastor.

Rev. T.. A. Murphy, Pastor.
The rain did not prevent the people
of Westport from attending three
services Sunday. In the morning
we had a glorious service; our pas
tor preached from Gal? 5:1-23
subject The Fruits of the Spirit. q.
At $500 o'clock we had Brother SUIT
ton from Bethel and Rev. Waldron
from the First A. NJ. E. church, Kan
sas City, Kas, to preach the sermons
for the Clubs st. Luke pulled off
a Rally Sunday April II. We raised
S264.99. We are moving along very
nicely. The pastor wishes to thank
the members and friends for their
liberal contributions. In the midst
of the rain Sunday night we had a
full house. The pastor filled the pull.
pit; he preached from John 14:1, sub.
ject Heaven is a Place"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
ST. JOHN A. NJ. (. CHURCH.

Services were we'll attended Sun
day. The pastor preached a fine SER
mon which will be long remembered
by the congregation. One addition to
the church during the day. The Sun
day School at 1915 was well attend.
ed. The Concert given March so was
quite a success. The Pastors Aid
Society met at the home of Mrs. VI.
j. Hill Friday evening. Many were
present and a grand time was re
ported Easter Sunday Rev. and Mrs,
Bell were dinner guests of Mrs.
Amanda Aliens. Mrs. Katie Cummings
has been on the sick list for three
weeks or more, St. Johns members
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
HIGHLAND AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
By Ethyl Kimble.

A great revival is now going on in
Highland. Come out and join in this
battle. Rev. Mitchell, the Worlds
Great Evangelist, is helping the pas
tor in this meeting. Come out and
hear him once and you can't stay
away; Monday night three were add
ed to the church; two were converts.
....Sunday morning the pastor deliv-
cred a soul-stirring sermon. AT 100
P. NJ. Sunday School was we'll attend
ed. ...At 300 P. M. Rev. Cosby
preached an instructive sermon. AT
$3.50 B. Y. P. U. was good. :, AT 300
P. NJ. Rev. Mitchell delivered an in
spring sermon All day Sunday we
Toasted on Gods word. . Mission Cir
Gle Monday evening from Z to S..
Sisters Edwards and Galloway are
still on the sick list. Don't fail to
hear Rev. Mitchell in this ten days
meeting. Come out and get your
spiritual strength renewed. Every
body is welcome. Come help win
souls for Christ.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
BETHEL A.. M. E. CHURCH.
By Matte B. Evans.

Despite the inclement weather the
services at Bethel were well attend
ed. The Sunday school, which open
ed at $50, was we'll attended and fill
ed with enthusiasm; the Superinten-
dent together with the teachers, is
putting every effort to make this the
banner year in Sunday School work,
....At 11:O0 o'clock the morning be-
gan with the usual ritualistic service;
this is always very effective indeed.
Rev. Fitzpatrick of Eufaula, Okla, a
minister in attendance at the NJ. K.
Conference of Kansas, preached. AT
600 o'clock the Endeavor had a
SPLENDID meeting. Prof. Gregg of
Western University gave a beautiful
address and spent the remainder of
the evening in the service. At 500
O'Clock Rev. Wooten of Bonner preach
ed to a splendid audience. We were
glad to have Prof. Gregg worship
with us. Beginning next Tuesday
evening at Bethel Church there will
be a Great Civic and Educational Con-
gress held through the balance of the
week, ending Sunday, April 25th.
Program: Tuesday evening April 20
an Old Fashioned Glass Meeting:
Wednesday April 81 the Faculty of
the Attacks School and the local tai
ent will have charge of the program;
Thursday evening April % Wendell
Phillips School Faculty and the local
talent will have charge of the pro-
gram; Friday evening April 23rd.
Lincoln High School will have charge
of the program ending with a beauti-
full play.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
ST. JAMES A. NJ. E. ZION CHURCH.

. ] JtWEo ~ W. = GlSN SIlChSEls
The Rev. John billiard preached a
stirring sermon to a good audience at
1900 A. VI. and the Rev. DR.. w. d.
Baotner delivered a mastery dis
course at the evening service. There
was a wide-awake Christian Endeavor
Meeting at $50; among the speakers
was Mrs. L. Murphy, of Pine Bluff,
Ark. There were two additions.
The Budding Genius Literary Club
scored a big success with the begin
ming of Jubilee Week Monday even
ing. Strong features of the program
were the addresses of Mr.. c. A.
Franklin, Prof. Page, Mrs. Ida Beck,
Mr.. S. Vaughn and the reading of
Mrs. G.. Fleming. Attractive booths
lined the Auditorium and Lecture
room and the ladies have found ready
sales for their wares. e.. Tuesday
evening DR.. Bolden of the c. NJ. E.
church, Kansas City, Kans, preached
an instructive and inspiring sermon.
The Choir of Jamison Temple render
ed excellent service. . The Bachelors
Auction delighted a big house We'd
} nesday evening; the entertainment
was directed by Mrs. Mollie Griffen
60. Thursday evening DR.. G. E. Hor-
sey preached a stirring sermon and
Ward Chapel Choir was at its best.
-. Friday evening DR.. Dawson will
preach and Bethel Choir will sing.
Next Sunday April 18th the Quarterly
Rally of the ~Stewardess' Union will
be held and the Rev. l.. Beard of st.
Peters Church will preach. e. The
pastor, DIR. Shaw will preach in the
morning and at the evening services.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
EIGHTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.
D. n ID Taa1--D, D-.4g,,

Rev. D. B. Jackson, pastor, was
able to fill the pulpit Sunday and
preached a good spiritual sermon IN
til it was heartfelt among his hear
ers. Sunday School is full of Chris
tian Spirit. Decision Day Service
was conducted by the Missionary
Department. Mrs. Matte Hunter and
workers. Seven girls and boys decid-
ed for Jesus. The meeting was very
touching. -. The Annual Collection
for Foreign Missions Easter Sunday
was S51.19; collection for the quar-
ter was S142.67.. Sunday school is
rising higher and higher. r. Knapper,
Supt. Mothers Meetings are still
growing little by little. Mrs. Lula
Ross. 344 Everett entertained with
a very elaborate luncheon, Wednes-
day March II; We met with Mrs.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
oath and Woodland.
William Alphin, Pastor.

$3.50 A. NJ. b.Ile School, Mrs. NJ. A,
Alphin, Supt. 1900 A. NJ. Preaching
offering and communion; 6:3O p. m.
c. e. Prayer meeting, A. G.. Wilson
Pres, 1880 p. m. preaching and offer
ing. At 11:00 a. m. the minister will
discuss the 'Scriptural Heart of Mar
and How it is Changed. AT 7:3C
p. m. The Church and Present Day
Problems" The choir promises spec
ial numbers for all the services
Strangers and visitors welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-04-17

wish her a speedy recovery. Reports
from those who have been sick are,
that they are improving. Rev. Bell
officiated at the funeral of little Baby
Sawyers Monday morning at the
home, on Belleview Avenue. The
public is cordially invited to attend
our services.