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Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1920

Page

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Alpha Phi Alpha Meets In This City Next Week

Alpha Phi Alpha schedules meetings in a city next week with a $1.25 rate for 1921. The excerpt also includes a long polemic on blackface, race representation in film, and statements by Bishop Vernon from December 3 1920 aboard the Olympic, detailing travels and receptions in Washington and plans to reach Cherbourg and Southampton.

Alpha Phi Alpha N.C. Crews Kansas City Crews England Waapington Philadelphia New York Washington Varietta Embasesses Italy France Switzerland British Empire White House Archibald Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt

Chicago Negroes Increase in Population

The census bureau in Washington reports Chicago’s Negro population rose by 65,490 in the last decade, reaching 109,504 with a 148.5 percent increase. White residents total 2,689,104, up 450,047 or 21 percent, and all others number 3,007. Prominent Colored leaders say the Colored population is at least 150,000.

Chicago Associated Negro Press Washington

Travel promoter promotes education tour in state

Mr. Martin Brown of Minnespolla Minn traveling representative of Ane tin Jenkin's Co. of Washington publishers of rave books tours the state to promote schools and colleges. His collection includes Darkwater by Kelley Miller and Progress and Achievements of the Colored People. He stays at the Fairfax residence on Tracy Avenue.

Martin Brown Minnespolla Minn Anetin Jenkin's Co Washington Rave Books Brown Kelley Miller Tracy Avenue

National Packing House Market Meat Prices Ad

Cut the high cost of living by buying your meats at the National Packing House Market at 658 Walnut. Local shoppers are urged to visit for discounts and featured cuts.

Holiday greetings from Jeff's Lunch on Vine Street

A friendly seasonal message from Jeff's Lunch at 1900 Vine St. extends cordial greetings and best wishes for health wisdom and happiness in the coming year to friends and patrons.

Jeff Vine ST

Mrs Hubbard's millinery shop offers colored dolls and gowns

The sketch highlights Mrs Hubbard’s charm and focus on pleasing patrons from near and far. It notes a wide selection of real Colored dolls, handmade velvet and ostrich orange bouquets, and affordable yet stylish gowns. The ad invites shoppers to visit at 1607 A E 28th and 1613 E 18th St with local phone numbers.

Johnson urges federal anti lynching bill in plea

James Weldon Johnson executive secretary of the NAACP issues a stark appeal through the Associated Negro Press. He cites recent lynchings in Mississippi and Georgia and urges readers to press senators and representatives to enact federal anti lynching legislation.

New York United States James Weldon Johnson Associated Negro Press Georgia Mississippi Curtis Dyer Congress

Missouri Negro Industrial Commission Calls 1921 Conference

The Missouri Negro Industrial Commission urges unity and civic engagement among Missouri African Americans. A conference is set for Bowling Green on January 1 1921 at 11:00 AM, with leaders Coleman Maclin Hankell Hayden Bruce Cobb among signatories inviting all to reason together for collective progress.

Missouri Negro Industrial Commission Bowling Green J. B. Coleman Columbia Maclin Hannibal Joe Hankell Maysville Burt Hayden Kirkwood Bruce Robert 8. Cobb Sec'y

Madame Bridges Hosts First C and C College Social

Madame Bridges of C and C College announces the first social evening at Fifth and Paseo on Tuesday December 28 from 8 to 11 p.m. A delightful program will be rendered. Refreshments will be served free and the entire public is invited, Carmel Nut Ice Cream at Jeff's.

Madame Bridges C. and C. College

New Year Greeting From Page Headquarters

A short notice lists B. R. Page as President with headquarters at 2533 Woodland and branch offices at 17th and Woodland and 2114 Vine.

B. R. Page Woodland

Oriliant Specialist Dr Martin G Brookins Achieves Remarkable Success

Dr Martin G Brookins cited as an eminent cidlist specializing in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat reporting notable clinical success and impact within the medical field.

Martin G. Brookins

Dr Martin Brookins Eye Ear Nose and Throat Doctor Honored

The Sun highlights Dr Martin Brookins a native son and leading physician in eye ear nose and throat care. He has built a large practice, trained with a top specialist, and recently equipped his 1816 Woodland Avenue office with modern facilities. Patrons are invited to see his work firsthand.

Martin G. Brookina Brookina Woodland Avenue Brookins

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Rucker Smith Georgia Minstrels Alabama Blossoms Vernon R. M Olympic Bertram Virginia Texas California Cherbourg Southampton London Thos Fletcher Prof Frenohi W.T. Vernon MR. Rucker Smith the Sun St- Clifton Stella Hubbard The Mr. Johnson A&a State OF Missouri Negro Industrial Commission C .and Jeff's Criterion Hair Company Euclid David Christ Therd Luke Ririce M. G. Brookins Jeffs A. B. Troupe Bentistan Lloyd Peebles East Twelfth Street Lincoln High School 19Th Street John M. Tutt Mother Church First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Masa
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