Camouflage critique and satire in Kansas City column
A Kansas City writer denounces camouflage as deceptive practice across society, naming public figures and groups, from the National Negro Educational Congress to local investment schemes, and mocks pretensions with linguistic play and verse. The piece ends noting Nathan A. Strauss hosting 50 Negro soldiers for Thanksgiving in New York and a concert by Roland W. Hayes.
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America
Kansas City
18Th Street
National Negro Educational Congress
Starks
K. C
New York
Nathan A. Strauss
Knights Templar Conclave Includes Parade and Drawn Cup
The Missouri and Kansas Knights Templar held their 21st annual conclave with a Thanksgiving parade, banquet, and temperate drills. Contests for the silver cup among Topeka, Lawrence, St. Joseph, and Kansas City ended in a draw between Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Missouri and
Kansas Knights Templar Asoclation
This City
Topeke
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Kansas City
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Flear
Convention Hall
Prof. W. E. G
Charles A. Starks
Roland W. Hayes
Knights Templar
Iy Rowe
Jamon
Sons of Earth
Andrine
Han
Ton
Colored Soldiers’ Community House Fund
American Association Park
Olive Streets
Camp Funston
Western University
W. C. Hueston
Bell
Academy Hall
14Th
Michigan
Community Home Fund
Masonic Temple
18Th and
Woodland Avenue
Wheatley-Provident Hospital For
Old City Hospital
Forest Avenue
the Wheatley-Provident Hospital
Nelson C. Crews
Franklin
Fred W. Dabney
Eva M. Fox