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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1918

Page

3

62nd Division Makes Proud Record in France

Ralph W. Tyler reports on the 92nd Division, composed of colored soldiers, achieving raids against German positions in No Man's Land on the Marbache sector. The feature notes ongoing patrols, captures of prisoners, and leadership by colored officers, highlighting the division’s wartime record in France.

France No Man's Land Ile America Marbache Belie Farm Bois de Tete Lyor Bois de Frehaut Voirotte Farm Voirotte Woods Bois de Cheminot Moulon Brook S2nd Epley

Free medical clinics for Black patients at Wheatley-Provident Hospital

Beginning Monday November 26 free daily clinics will operate at Wheatley-Provident Hospital at 19th and Forest. Black physicians from the Kansas City Medical Society will care for patients, with local Black drugstores supplying medicines at cost covered by the hospital. Schedule lists physicians and clinic hours across Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, ENT, Nervous and other specialties, plus path labs and anesthetics as needed.

Wheatley-Provident Hospital Forest Avenue Kansas City Medical Society City Hedgepeth Smith M. Miller Richardson T. C. Brown G. W. Brown Bruce Dibble Lambright Brookins Caldwell Bradbury Robi. Williams L. V. Miller Chas, Humbert Tjones Briscoe Perry Unthank Thompkins Shannon

Western University Defeats Lincoln High in Classic

Lincoln High School fell to Western University 2 to 0 in muddy Association Park play on Friday November 29. Western kicked off, then forced a safety in the second quarter after steady Lincoln defense, with the contest billed as a yearly cross town clash before large crowds.

Lincoln High Western Lincoln Taylor Western University Lincoln High Eleven Louisa R. Lauder Lincoln High School Waterloo Blue and Gold Association Park Licoln High

Burial of Colored Soldier at Sea as Ship Fleet Honors Hero

Washington dispatch reports a colored U S soldier buried at sea while en route to Europe. Flags flew at half mast aboard all ships as officers and crew from top to bottom saluted the fallen trooper. The body wrapped in the American flag was laid to rest at the stern with taps sounding, a symbol of democracy and unity beyond race or class. Mr C B Hosmer of Tuskegee Institute called at The Sun office.

Washington, D. C Thomas Jesse Jones France Eimmett J. Scott War Department United States America Europe

Twenty-Eighth Annual Interstate Literary Session in Wichita

The Twenty-eighth Annual Session of the Interstate Literary Association of Kansas and the West will be held in Wichita December 26 27 and 28 1915. The event promotes education among colored colleges with a symposium by presidents of Middle West institutions and addresses by Dame Weldon Johnson. Boarding costs are about $1.50 daily. societies may join by December 1 with fees and roster details.

Wichita Kansas Topeka Middle West Dames Weldon Johnson New York W. W. Caldwell 24Th St Kansas City

A Worthy Appeal for Black War Commission Aid

The National Race Congress of America requests funds to send a commission to France to support soldiers there. Aiming for 4000 dollars, contributions are urged from churches, lodges, and individuals with pledges listed and a December 1, 1918 deadline. Contributions payable to A A Graham, with receipts issued.

National Race Congress of America France A. A. Graham Phoebus Third Street N. W Washington D. C Congress R. F. Williams Texas J. Walls N. C Walter Darden N. J J. E. Bryant Misa

No More Short Hair Vim and Vigor Treatment Ad

A vintage ad promises Vim and Vigor Treatment will remove dandruff boost hair growth heal the scalp and keep hair soft thick straight fluffy and beautiful. The Hair Promoter and Shampoo offered at 60 cents or 1.00 for full treatment with ordering options through Theo Smith, druggist and distributor, 1301 East 18th Street, Kansas City.

Theo. Smith East 18Th Street Kansas City

Vim and Vigor System Toner Promised Blood Purifier

America's greatest general tonic claims to enrich red blood and restore vitality. Describes Vim and Vigor System Toner as a powerful blood purifier and tonic for rheumatic issues and skin diseases. Noted price is $1.00.

America Frice

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