Blue Triangle League Picnic and Club News
Last Monday the Girl Reserves enjoyed a final picnic at Budd Park with parents and friends invited. A peanut race and games provided amusement while Dr. Lambright and Mrs. Jackson supplied ice water and ice cream. A new Girl Reserve meeting schedule is needed after school starts. Vesper services were held at the YMC A with Mrs. Shannon leading a talk on How I Used My Bible. Subscriptions to the Blue Triangle League may be paid to solicitors or at the Blue Triangle League Headquarters at the YMC A 1824 Paseo. Allen Chapel YMC A Club met at Mrs. Askins 818 FE 10th St with refreshments served.
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Budd Park
Lambright
Shannon
Blue Triangle League
Paseo
Allen Chapel
Y. M. C. A. Club
Askins
10Th St
Negro Doctor Shot by Wife in Kansas City Suburb
Dr. A P Davis residing at 1018 Freeman Street Kansas side was shot and gravely wounded by his wife Monday night at 631 Garfield Avenue Kansas side where he went for a professional call. He was rushed to St Margaret's Hospital with dangerous condition. Mrs Davis surrendered to a deputy sheriff at the county jail.
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A. P. Davis
Freeman Street
Kansas Side
They Paid Their Debts by Schwab to Soldiers
Charlies M Schwab returning from France aboard a boat with many Black soldiers learned they were moneyless He loaned each of 154 soldiers one dollar and told them not to repay He was surprised that 128 of the 154 have sent back a dollar each
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Indianapolis News
Charlies M. Schwab
France
Health department launches ban on workers with disease
The health department announced a campaign to bar anyone afflicted with social diseases from employment in restaurants cafeterias and hotels. Dr B H Bullock the health director stated the plan yesterday.
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Health Department
B. H. Bullock
Mrs Osborne Entertained Lavishly in Chicago Visit
Mrs W T Osborne wife of Ebenezer pastor lauded by Chicago society during two week stay with Mr and Mrs Woods and Miss Ida Crews of Chicago. She attended elite receptions at Audrey Slaughter Johnson home and Geo Hedge six apartment building, banquet at Casey Hall by Mrs Bessie Bell, and a box party at Avenue Theatre with Lafayette Players.
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W. T. Osborne
Ebenezer
W. D. Woods
Ida Crews
Chicago
Windy City
W. H. Lewis
Audrey Slaughter Johnson
Osborne
Geo. Hedge
Bessie Bell
Casey Hall
Mattie Slaughter
Avenue Theatre
Lafayette Players
Missea Effie Burge
Helen McClain
Topeka
Recital by Local Artist R F Quinn Prepares Boston Visit
The local artist R F Quinn, noted for his unusual ambition, plans a noon trip to the Boston Conservatory to further his singing. The season’s events include several benefiting recitals on upcoming nights with Rev J W Horse, Rey Shaw, Rev Doyle and Rev Sage performing at listed venues and dates from September 22 to October 3.
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R. F. Quinn
Quinn
Boston Conservatory
Bis
Kansas
Woodland Ave
Doyle
Tracy
Sage
Small bungalow offer at Stth and Topping
A brief housing notice promotes a small bungalow rental location at Stth and Topping, appealing to those seeking less crowded city living. It is signed by H. B. Allen.
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Stth
Topping
H. B. Allen
Bishop Parks Appoints Pastor. First Church Vacancy Open
Bishop Parks transfers Dr. Craw from First Church to Denver and assigns him to Shorter Chapel leaving the First Church posting open. Who will fill the vacancy at First Church remains to be announced.
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Parks
California
Dr. Craw
Denver
Shorter Chapel
Community Notes and Social Items from Denver Statesman
A fragmented rustbelt column lists condolences for Hattie V. McKingle, thanks from J W McKingle and Annie Evans, plus Loyal Legion recruitment and ex service man enrollment efforts. It recalls city visitors Mrs George A Berry and Mrs Sarah J Everett, a W H Hubbell limon tour, a Sept 6 birthday party for J K Henderson, and Allen Chapel debt plan led by Harris Gilmore Crews Baker. A Musicale at Old Colony hall featured Mrs Ruth Bradley Sanford and Misses Mickey Hawkins with Denver society guests.
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Henry Williams
Allen Chapel
Mensra
Frank A. Harris
Frederick Gilmore
James H. Crews
W. H. Baker
Spencer Burns
Chas Mine
Denver
Ruth Bradley Sanford
J. K. Mickey
L.tt. Hawkins
Old Colony Hall
Denver Statesman
War and diplomacy notes across regions and nations
Dispatches report Bolshevik gains in Akisubinsk and Orsk region, Shidehara appointed ambassador to the United States, and suppressions of Sinn Fein in Ireland. Washington cuts army food parcel post, Kansas City grain embargo lifted, and railroads told to resume wheat loading. Grand Army of the Republic opposes Wilson's League of Nations and reelects Col. Bell. Senate passes anti profiteering law. labor outlook mild. Fatal Mulberry crossing crash grimly noted with several young victims. Police order no return-to-duty for striking Boston officers. visiting Cedar Rapids sister visits.
Night School for Colored Opens at Lincoln High
Winston Holmes advertises a Monday night program at Lincoln High as the only night school for colored students, inviting participation and promising a unique chance for education and advancement.
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Lincoln High
Lincoln High School Orchestra Concert Notes
Special music program presented by Lincoln High School Orchestra under Mrs. Mattie Gregory with remarks and performance segments. Readings and musical selections described in a concise local program entry.
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Lincoln HS. Orchestra
Lumber Bargain for Builders Delivered for Cash
In 1918, Jas L Osborne offers slightly used lumber valued at 425 dollars for 200 dollars cash with delivery. Contact at 1918 EB 26th St, home phone Main 449 after 7 20 p m.
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Jas ‘L. Osborne
26Th St
Card of Thanks for Bowmen Family Oct 1918 Kansas City Event
Mrs Mary F Bowman died August 26 1919 after visiting Savannah Missouri She leaves husband Nelson Bowman two sisters one brother two nieces and one nephew The family thanks friends for sympathy and gifts Mrs Fannie Moody and Mrs Edna Bigham hosted Brown's Military Ladies Band at 631 Winona St Kansas City Kansas on Sept 12 1918 Miss Australia Parks of Elreno Oklahoma was guest of honor
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Harold Bradley
J. K Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Mary F. Bowman
Savannah
Jesus
Nelson Bowman
H. M. Lee
A R. Pratt
Geo. W. Brooks
A. Hatcher
Geo. Woods
Little Page
Martin
St. Joseph, Mo
John Moreland
Perry Brown
Marshall Finley
Davis
Britten Laskin
Roy Kale
Lulu Bland
Senoria Shaefer
Fred Walker
Elmer Tilford
John Franklin
Alin Patterson
Arthur Estes
A. V. Bar
Brown
Fannie Moody
Edna Bigham
Winona St
Kansas City
Kans
Australia Parks
Elreno
Okla
Mesdiumes Gigham
Moody Plersanl
Liberia a fair reply to denial of negro capacity to rule
A reprinted article argues that Liberia embodies race pride and self rule for African Americans. It urges the Negro press to copy the piece in support of Liberia, praising black leadership and the civilizing mission amid ridicule in literature and media.
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Liberia
rHees
Africa
Republic of Liberia
Spirit of Douglass to Be Performed at St James Church
A new play The Spirit of Douglass by Theo Drury will be staged at St James Church 1805 Woodland Ave on October 16. The piece is described as original and linked to a race theme, with promotional wording reflecting local community interest.
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Douglass
Theo Drury
St. James Church
Woodland Ave
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Edw. B. Ramsey
New York
Atlantic City
Mrs. Osborne
Los Angeles
Hattie V. McKingle
SP. M
Rev. Ewing
J. W. Mckinzie
Annie Evans
Loyal Legion
Mitchell
Roberts
Ith and Vine
George A. Berry
Cilenga
Chas
Hatelier
Comppeny
Sarah J. Everett
W. H
Admiral Kolchik
Akisubinsk
Orsk
Moscow
Kijuro Shidehara
Tokio
Viscount Wrench
Lord Tieutenant
Ireland
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Drélond
Washington
Grain Control Commines of
Columbus, O
Grand Army of the Republica
League of Nations
Wilson
Col
James Dpd
Bell
Brooklyn
Congress
Senate
Butt
House
Hissiphicture
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Detroit
Luli Haford
Mabel Kelly
Cora Kirkpatrick
Charles Haford
Charlo Haford
Mulberry
Fort Smith
Ark
Louis
Tron Mountain & Southern
Curtis
President Gompers
American Federaton of Labor
Boston
Katie Nance
Cedar Rapids
Lap
J. W. Wilson
Winston Holmes
Michigan
Lincoln High School
The
Kate F. Newton Woman's Christian Temperance Union
T. F. Ridley
Mrs. Mattie Gregory
Frances E Willard
Geo
Frances BE. Willard
L. O. Middleton
Durtha Mershon
Lillian Campbell
Gwendolyn Vaughn
Woman's Christian, Temperance Union
H. J. Bone
Clara Adams
City Federation
Lee
Sana Pert
Henry Altes
Ponsa
Roy Mitchener
Mrs. Idam, Becks
18Th and Vine
Republic
Rucker Smith
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