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THE TOPEKA PLAINDEALER. A HYPOCRITE WANTS THEATRES CLOSED ON SUNDAY! A HYPOCRITE WANTS THEATRES CLOSED ON SUNDAY! Frank Cope Wants Them Closed Because a White Woman Danced on Same Stage With Two Negro Boys. VOLUME IX. A HYPOCRITE WANTS THE WHITE WOMAN DAMS WITH TWO Frank Cope Wants The White Woman Dam With Two We would like to Frank Cope, the commissioner than a Social and Kinsman woman, who claims to follow in the footsteps of the New Yorker, to get his own released mind clean before attempting to pose as a hedonist light and Christian example for others. No large-bred pure mulled white man or woman thought anything about the white woman dancing with two little Negro boys, who, by the way, are almost white as Cope. Who is responsible for their comparison? It is a shame to have the oblivity of any woman questioned in this matter, and when Cope makes such an act, it is a frank admission that he questions the virtue of his women. It is an insult to the white woman who have remained at home unbarmed for months under the protection of colored men and boys, and to have their honor thus assaulted at the late date is more than the self-respecting Christian men and women of other two men willing to stand Cope is a church leader who claims to have his Christian brother, yet when he was acting on a committee from the churches to investigate the running of the theatre on Sunday, he was asked why he objected to the Sunday show. He replied by giving two reasons: First, that there were plays put on that were unfit for young people to see; second, that he saw a white woman acting on the stage with two Negro men; and he was opposed to taking to A VISIT TO THE EAST! my trip through the East and Central America in last September at all was not met with welcome by friends Boston is a beautiful city estimated in Boston Harbor and the build- ings are large and very pretty, but the streets are narrow. This is a very busy metropolis, everybody seems to be in a great hurry and there is one thing I motivated that the vehicles and motor cars, travelers and other visitors should care to continue to move slowly through the beautiful district in it there was no that of accidents, while people cross to and to in front and behind them some times when our friends would have to crowd it seemed at a rate of five miles in eight seconds to the many busier streets and plaza resort in and around it. We call our life a great journey in this community all the time we were there on the 17th of april when we visited Plymouth Beach. Now this is a fashionable summer week this being the closing week and carnival week the Beach was fully lighted up with beautiful colored moon dessert lights transformed into different designs and the entire beach front was illuminated with beautiful tones of these different colored lights and build- ing of many different shapes with the whole front decorated with lights of di- tinct colors. This seemed to me a very table tuxedo and we tried to stay on the beach until the time in it 12 which pum but our party decided it was too cool and damp, so we returned to the city through a tunnel known as the Interurban Railway. This is partly tour under the Atlantic Ocean and below our local. This was our first experience of its kind so we took a little one out at once but other passengers seemed to tell us that we felt that one of our friends ```markdown ``` On the 22d we attended church at the famous Tramont Temple a white Baptist church known throughout the country as the Stranger's House. A quorum of 120 voices furnishes the singing and music. The services were benefited and impaired. We also visited the 12th Street Baptist Church at St. Paul's Church. TOPEKA, KANSAS. FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1, 1907. Mary, who just arrived, has been all the closest to my friends and neighbors, and has done well. I will all that the greatest interest in the best of this antique last spot is Darn Brown, a memorial to the last of the Party. We will visit the best at this point in New York City. Arriving in New York City, we will the follow it in that we want to Yankees. We will now enter through by Mrs. John Snyder and Mrs. David Waller. At the few days in this city we went to New York City and was the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. A French. Most of our time was spent in shopping and business district of New York. We took a walk through the famous subway at depth in the foot under ground. Then we returned to Boston by the story of a commute and were met by a friend who showed me the rights to the New York then Bald Hill Monument, the beast and the house. I returned in the at the next morning we left for Montreal to be with Mrs. Allen, who is social locator of Montreal. Mr. Allen is running a gym there, ammunishing stoves, a ladder and a time taking establishment. He employs both white and colored help and is doing innovative business. The evening before we met Mrs. Allen entertained a few of her close friends. The next morning we left for Chicago, arriving there on the morning of the 20th. We proceeded to look up out of the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. D Hill point out a haven world. We had a play not yet with them. We arrived on the 20th. INDEPENDENCE KANSAS Miss James D. Davis in Wichita sports to watch with friends in the city Po H. L. Johnson more a flame up for her Scott this week Miss L. Allen is going to transport to hometown from our city to Colleville We wish him success Miss H. L. Johnson is specially re- covering from a stage of apprehension Miss Lila Vandertood is quite sick. We hope not her a speedy recovery Po Clark on her us visiting with friends here Po Snow is inviting us with his great moving picture exhibit Mr. Martin Montgomery and family of Washington, Delaware, are in the city enjoying good times and friends. Mr. John Walters Mrs. Walters Mr. Walters Mr. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Walters on Sunday Mr. and Mr. Martin Montgomery and family of Washington, Delaware, are in the city looking home Monday John Walters on Sunday passed through the city Tuesday from Downtown on his way home Mr. John Buntington and Mrs. Mary Leynolds were quietly married at the home on the ladie last week. They have a host of friends who wish them a smooth sailing over their instrumental pursuits. Prof. A. Clark was called to in dependence this week on business. Mr. and Mrs. H. White entertained an honour of Mrs. White's brother and family. Mr. Martin Montgomery lives day evening. Mrs. Sarah Moore is reported very well Mrs. James Bradshaw of St. Paul is making visiting relatives and friends Melissa A. Glass and A. H. Moore entertained the folklore friends at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Montgomery Mrs. Martin Montgomery and family of Washington, Delaware, are in the city enjoying good times and friends. WAGONER OKLA We have a grand time at the N.M. church in last Sunday. Rev. Jackson of Little Rock, Ark., was with us and praised by great admiration. He is roll of the Holy Ghost and has the advancement of the Negroes at heart. Next Sunday will be Rev. A. R. D. Jones last Sunday with us. He is getting ready to go to the annual convention which will convene in the city of Muskogee L. L. on the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith let their 4th in months old baby girl last Tuesday. The first Baptist Church has called a pastor last fall at Muskogee, L. L. Grand Master of L. R. L. and S. M. L. of Oklahoma and Indian Territory was the guest at Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Davis, Sunday. NELTON, KANSAS Miss Mary and Mrs. Loomis London in an Gothic style then in mind put into the work Mr. W. H. Loomis entered the N. M. Club but well after the war in London and then where they were to talk to the latest that there was a lovely time Rey W. H. Dinton and wife lost work in Garden City where he was called to post of the hospital church Mrs. S. Loomis is on the sick list Mr. W. H. Rewald has purchased a Main street property and the consider alton was $1000 Mrs. James Garnett of Raton N. M. is visiting Mrs. John McClair of that city Rey Ellis left at Hot Loom in waiting his son A. J. Lundy P. R. McClair of the N. M. Club returned to the burgage house R. M. set with a pain PAQLO, KANSAS The required labor opened with a large attendance with two new partners. Each member answered to the call with quotations from longfollow which was appreciated by all. The debate was do animal think which was their oughtly exposed and discussed. The subject of the debate is for the development of the race and we truly hope that every young man and girl will join it, as not to it a good chance to down trodden and oppose race. The following program for the evening was conducted: Paper Mr. Javello Wife Mr. James Husband Mrs. Means Daughter Mrs. Henington Mrs. Welby Paper Mrs. Williams In attendance Mrs. I. Hering --- NUMBER 43 Be Four Pages Short Miss Roberts's paper on Sunday events was very much appreciated. Quotations from Johnson will be given at the next meeting. Miss Sarah Jones is building an all-female house. Grandma Dumbo is improving slowly. Mr John Downey passed through Pleasant last Tuesday. His friends were all good to see him. Mr. Nathan Dumbo was over from Downtown Sunday, the guest of his mind Mrs. W. Cooper. Miss Dilly Dumbo returned last on the town Thursday. The Sunday School on the Second Baptist church is protesting nicely. Mr. Phine Williams and Mr. Turner were over from Downtown Sunday. The social of last Saturday evening was well attended and the good sisters only wished that they had brought their baskets more fully packed. Boy Stokes returned from Saltham last week where he had been attending the State Convention. He reports it being one of the grandest sessions of any ever held. Phoebe is indulgent in receiving such an able man as Rev. Stokes. He is not only a scholar but an impressive expander of the truth. Good is indeed blessing him in his work. Mr. Galloway proprietor of the valued Pontiacum, is doing a good business, he has the patronage of both whites and colour! IMPORTA, KANSAS Mr. Dora B. light is home for an indefinite visit with her parents Mr. and Mr. J. L. Darley Mr. Henry Walt not low we spent a few days in the city with relatives and then loving for home Monthly attention H. Gibson from Mr. Vernon, Illinois arrived in the city from Thursday till the following Wednesday. He delivered two able sermons on Sunday, his motto, object being "Jesus, the Only Name Wholely Man Can Be Saved. He mastered the subject and all enjoyed the sermon. At 7:30 p.m. he selected his theme from the 10th chapter of John and 10th verse, which read, "Never a man spoke like this man." It was a treat to listen to a man of his ability. The day might be forgotten at the baptist church. His lecture was based on the relation of the the church to the state of life in a moral historie. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Burtley last week. Mr. Burtley's mother is also waiting her. Mr. Sally Smith is home for a short time. Mrs. Mary Colman is home after an afternoon about one o'clock. She is visiting her mother Mrs. M. Lemon. A delegation of Importants went to Strong City to witness the choir concert. Those present Mrs. Katherine Taylor and on hand and daughter Mayme. Alice Collier, M. Young, N. G. Snow, P. H. Smith, D. Cross, W. M. Williams and P. Luskey. The lakes of the Baptist church will give them annual bazaar on October 28 at Missone Hall. There are many useful garments on sale. Mr W M Lillott was called home on account of the illness of his grandmother. Mr A W Wells who is very low at present. Mr F Hollins has returned home. Mr L L has returned to Missone Hall for a few months. Mr. Hena Wright can town from Hir burs a last work to visit his father- er low H. Duggle and family. Mr. George at Wellington spent Sun- day the city to see his best girl Mr. Smith McOmes, Lodge master at the union depot at Newton, Kans- spent Sunday in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mr. W. A Wright Mr. Win Least left Monday near to Wiltshire. The boys will assist the B. Lodge there in putting on the third degree work Mrs. Andy Smith and mice. Mrs. Latha Watson returned last week from Wichita where they were called to see a sick brother who died and the remains were shipped to New Jersey for interment. Mrs. Grace Franklin returned from Blackwell last Saturday. Boy & Handy program on Wellington last Sunday. Mrs. Della Wallins returned from Wellington last week where she went to see Mrs. Bunny Mumbo who was with impoverished. Key I have to depend on a host to help. --- *; ine sopeka riaindealer THE PLAIN DE AL EIOD BGO, 1a . t NICK CHILES, Babttar and Mananer ~ os har setts thete s 8 viaMar os ‘ .« Three Haetetet * Bitered al She Hostel at bop eks ae Second qisec Mad Matha FRIDAY NOV. Te leur. A Teaae editer who hid been handed a tunon by three af hie ruburitere ent cach one of thema card Leariog the following inserption: ‘To thre of my delinquent rub- ceribers, Une of them said: 1 will pay Saturday wight if 1 hive. He's dead. Another said, ‘Sec you tomorrow” He's ulin}. tll smother said ‘Phepe te pay you this week, ergeta hal’ He's gone.” Ween Wall street: gets thioush twistns the ben's tal Presedent Rorsevelt silt werk he wae back in the Soh hunting riew spect af HSrurn whos tart Wall staat cant met vrcid t Hon. teraa “formers the wen Byes Raw ve ow bopeke fas 2 Rout pourra Tne congress + tse Wa Were pres roto dee de mth co cited state ust re df RIM ant ‘Tris Lreagat it cether a number of AChee po tesa Pner sate, te bea Manitwsus spinon of thoe gerssens that Meo Horna tay wal be he hen. coveruer, Tubinen who dutnieh the brat adimorey oo co busaines« ae net gang co let ec few srand etandery atetee s fea tools to enact liwe to rol them, Men like Rockefeller, Morgan, Pbiiiman and otbers oun witndraw that money frou the Ineigeee, close it down and then have romething for thes childven knowns that they cin take nothing eibof the workd Phey cin reat with ease, whale the poor devil will Srhaguirg het the pecple stog giving bed oo these gtind «tag! Bliyers, ade the heat we etn, Soba cam cetmpal these acne te yen therr anes, Whit the tie Dorer wan s a plenty af work, goed PRY Ande eveitemeant. ‘Lite poesolent has gesued ins Poa sto aetummany thanks fer the gool things we hase ct payee Une yea. OF coutae, we should he thankful te the Matahty for the Dloeings thithive been bestowed dpep ur, but wede not se why the president could awk uw te he thankful for the thing he hasdone, wach hove caused confusion, dis tipuon among the people, the she. wget the Twenty-afth mfantry Without que process of lin, the continued abuse of the pula sOBPp ice and other corporations bv are den for the upbulding of tke cintry which hue eimeecd Binns to almost collipee aad hes aligort driven the people mga sat ate wi terry, Meo the signing of the Jha Crew constitution of Obtihome Where framuera will attempt te dase franchecte colored people und thee Repubhe an party, COUNCH GROY kb Mie W.EL. Morate tae rewined fiom and catundsd trip through the North viernime He A, Pumb, Hed Nery wd. Uarnedes, Wali Bay tive puseliane ta home ithe west partat Ue aity Ayalty crowd dined Sun lay wath Mise Geongne Hithorne, WL, Mert tt went Quon nant s eHeevening laet week, Be Faille bas requried te Couner] Grove Mis, baker ded at her home Tucedey. Moe Cora Benoctt, our populay teacher, went to Topcha Fralay ood rema.ced over Sunday viating her motter snd tieter, Nre. Merritt. entertained the Mace teste 64 44th Utes Ho TG. Andenon hac motel inte the purenaages Mas th CS Bidiardsons ef tei pak os tetas af cee ng ts Coates Robo Webeer bie gay o Kars sae Cy eter ay bin as peatet Mas. HS. Healey wee caer at Meade Meritt wh lt ye hone. Mio unt Mas daymond Cabin, ot Pichdydined with Mis. Merits Phe Minieters and Deacons Union will convene on the th. NOTICE. he subseribers in Oklahoma and Indian Perritory will kindly jue} are to meet the Pats peace n collector. Weneed money. We are com ng soon, —_———_- ; : AHNILENE, KANS. Messrs, Virgil Harden, Phillip: White and Freak Tyler have come home for the winter. Kev. J, H. Ramey (i. 'T. Ramey and Sy... H. Raney were guests of Mr. and Mre. D) simpson and fama last week. Rev, Crawtord, the district me sioniry, Bash town tren ahts and organized a yintor leagne, with Mave ‘Tile Warner, pres dent, Tey. Cons anatversaty tou tine place Sin tar, Py rows ewes GREY RL tat hao ty Thethtas “ON Wot. Meaty 2 agsto are ot Were vets Shtane sdoon ca toreaedd, NCOTECe Tawra), Kans. Oot 0, 07, Porbe literay saneties ot Kane ts cued the Went | Phe Tuter state Later any tesocte tion atl comvenc in Lawrence, Kansis, uo o'clock, ‘Thuraday, Decanber fork, Thin is expected tube the biggest and bert meeting the wenciition ever held, Your attention is called to the fat that the program wall be made upon Saturday, November uth, iter which time it wall be in possi- ble te pltce mimes or subjects an the same, semd year date te Mia WL. Grants Tag N. Bauth street, Wane peas City, Wunsis it ence, The cemaittes lus theaght a Hust te leit each aaty te Gwar pods i tte. DRts does tot tc haze muen ‘shania te, at theese cintertese the fomlesteoborttury an dite We sdupest that the clelegates in each city get tame ther tied weleat the twa deprementattvers Tat the mermber ef the cwveative committee und other otherils of the Enterestate in the vttieus cittes see that thaw is done. Vheve valle test ud scqomd pies ieritery and ob nist pare an cempootion af reuse A type Wrtteth ctopy ot the on ethos aitast Jean the hun bet the preentent by Roo et the niet days meets, The conmtestinte a mueie inet be {resent tnd play thea compositions fet everybody lend a helpuny hand tod aeetet tra trea the st prals art high Very truly, Poe Wasa Williamson House... | Koei tid Tigard -tirets cli weomadition. When wm O&mubzee stop ot the Veove hetl if you wont | Sood tresburent at RuasoNameE : RATES. | FOR SALI | faiproved ind Lnunpre ved {n Waubaunsee and adjoining Sounties. See or write WESLEY PAGE, | Eskridge, Kansas. Ewe edd Bt ated oles Ema Baker, Pos atirt, ve Ca) tad Baser, Deten tant The State «ft Kansa ve ; Has nm Vo wi tiker tee tia 8 tase mar sod by Banteay baner ot the Mien Cra of Shaane. ua S Kansas, no ihe above © ty ved @tt oan ha. Jou tHest anger thepes ona d by the pla ute in sadeabeon oo wore the beth day at Dicember, reeg, or sacl pitition i Hobe taken as trie and suidgmeat fei be ren dered agastet git aceunl> sicly wwe dheurce im favor of the plaintiff and for sach «ties and furs ther retefax ey uty may reyuire, Euma Baten, Phot, By WoL Jasusos, ber att’y. Attest Piret pabbehed Nov Ist. a NOTICE Te our subsertherein Oklahoma and the territories, Please de ready tu meet THE Po aispranr, colector We need moneys We are coming s FON. —_—_—— K. of Pd —— *® — B Not? Why ae bo YOL NOT hNOW | that the Nnights of Pythias is the strongest and most progressive order of the age? The fourdepartments of the order are as follows: SUBORDINATE LODGE: In this the mesnbers are united to care for and pro- tect each other interested as well as in sickness and distress, UNIFORM RANK, In this department our young men are receiving a military educotion which they can get in no other way, thus making them bet- ter and more usefnl citizens LADS COURT, In this the wises, mothers, widows, daugeters and sis- ters of the Knights are united for the common pur | poses of Hk LNDOWMENT. | In this department we are Paying out thousands of dollars annually to widows , and heirs of deceased | Knights. IF THERE IS NO LODGE | in your lowality, confer with the Deputy Grand Chane cellor cf sour ahstrict or write JOHN E. LEWIS, G. C., Box torz, Wichita, Kansas GKAND OFFICERS KNIGHIS OF PYTHIAS fob Ko dewie toramd Chancelbou Wachita Det dl, Auth wy, View toand Chan cober, Runnas City, Tt Pope, Past Gertmd Chascetler, to peha Rev, J, W, Gordon, detatal Piedate fola Bev MO Michens, Grant] cetures, Pittaburg. Walter bvine, Giand Master bs he quer, Hut hansen WOW Plumb, orand Boat Re and 8, fopeha, WON Waght, terand Master at Arne Wonte td De SoH Lhowgeon. Grand Vedieal De re dor, amass City, HoH Guy, Gaand Atternes, Lopebm AP Glover, Grand Be retery Pndow ant Board, Wichita MOK, Woods, Gruod ‘leasurer Es dewinnt Board, Coffey ville, W Harvey, Supreue Representative Lawrence, J.T. Walker, Grand Tooer Guard, Ger den Cty, B. Zachery, Grand Outer Guard, Pate: burg. - Ouindaro, Kansas, = ? jtne Great Educational Institution for Kansasand Westthe | PEP AREMBENTS eetes ne a, College, Norman Sa-S ora . TSiate Normal, - apa TY NO woe pee f . : ° GOR cs he . 2S eae Ge SN i EESTI 2 < ) [| APT ETE Beas F f br EP a : > ew HH ri Py | Ede bees _~ 7 LIL ee BAN ee et ae ree a =p AS ron ~ Wy TAP aPe ne ted hat ee ae Hi Suit & Lee Oe RI bd aonnemneaienn nw lt i ie Roe — | Se ETSI E Ey CE @ & | fF ee O:-%0_ a0 Ly Een [hea ot nN | FAR SOS ET preps on — igus Cr aS, el Pee PA OTN ay bv hs ‘Leading and Best Industria: School ci the west courses Advantages b eee a ‘ ' a8 ne : ree! Sw ony cheathea state sob-NoraalSlocea rst fe x & — « ~~, < \ netalug preno, ge ord tocar Vrawing _" D MeP Teeth tF.ne Urtyand Mechar.cai, Cacpen rr, Printing . aud Booh-B.nding, Bus ness (. wtee, Stencgraphy ; | nformat 10n awl Typewntrg, Tavlorng, Dreesmaking and Plain Sewing, Covk.ng, Laundering, Farming and Yor teems,prcen and al. cndscements Gardening. ofsret, we se 30 é SHELTON FRENCH.A.M..Acting Pres. Proves: Otte BellpWert 1428) Ree der qqned Weer 4 PUBLICATION NOTICE, In the District cuits of Dhawsre Count), Kansas Isaber Saybor, platat tt MS Caee No s5.75 Chacys soylor, Detea dant, Yo Charlee sayiot, Greet as Vou dre verte, Mot tied oT ote the bith cep ef Augus.. "yuz. tre aSove named plant soma od anaton in the Uar tC grt Shawre. County, Na isace pay Ue for a pudgucut utdvorce trom ya aleu that y ube forever barre t fr us all neht, ntle and snterest om and torany property whe may Costu thy etale and for the c spady onthe w+ nor children af sad marrage and that unlese yuu answer or , lead te said petti n on or beture the 142h day Gt Devenber (07, ta ‘ement Brantng said poantiT a vee sree and custody of the minor children of rand inarrisze and forever Darrng yo3 trotn all interest teany pro trs.yne d by said plaintit!, Tearen Savion, Panis’ Altest HL Tur stas Chere [sa ary First pubs ted Cevoter 2b, Ure a Kallithrix Parlo HAIR GOODS, HAIR OR- NAMENTS, NEW POMPA. DOUKS, SWITCHES, WIGS, AND FRIZZES OF ALL KINDS, A NICE AINE OF rolLer WATER AND PRREUMES MRS, M.L, PIELD, C19) Kansas Ave, Photographs ‘The price at my Stud.o ts cheap, but the work 1¢ of the highest ciass Why pay such an enormous price when the seme care{u) work can be secured for ONE+ HAL}? Stop andece we W. H. LUCAS, 323 Kanass Ave TOPEKA - e Get Rich! The Black Diamond Development Co.; Offers Splendid Opportunities NEGRO BANKERS INVEST! so esbwhadny Wo Payor Of the gueatest crane ere ve she, Whe te gre prospdert fsre ‘True Retormer® Bank, Kibm tt Va. has to sap about the grate. eseofthe Black Divmen tbevel a ant Company, | Dr, WoT. bayer, ane te the Grand Worthy Marror ard Rever at the Prac Reforeaer, an onder that nambere “Her embers jetates wollenwe Phare perer na. dy visited the Black Dea nest Des velopanat Cempiny’e zie ard ot cnetde and cloraay observed ie sate somimeat te, tad fram every indie paren Tbeluve that the praeg! worthy of patronige of enterp ites member aftheriee, Dhave tours i ip that the statement of the Vire- Promdent, I. 1 donee, and of the other dire tors te he true, They have eight welle with bap aity af ee d0e0 cube feet por day. doe thetreennectiors are wi oriele ard e¢ J. W. Voohie's Ressauran La'socarry a ine me ef GROCERTER ani MEATS. Give re 2 rhare cf 8 ar trace, Stam Avesce, Bavess CRS, 308 Heme = cco Ka Werk. ’ ine? tig the gis. ON 6, Whey such nen as Da, W. UL, Tayo of Richmond, Va, and Moses, sandy W. Trice and George tae Tlenslersou, of Chicagy, also Mr, Ht, dunes, of Pittsburg, Pa, go andoece tor themeelson whit we nyveon the neld, and mouke sneha statement ae they have made, it moet te trae that this ts une of the cecored enterprises that hie made a GE Nr db. be tones and the other directors af this company cheerves great credit: fur the manner in wheh they have conducted atl sire awd rride the comprny 3 gre tt ates vers. Phe large pipe line will be completed Sept. Lath, There ave view mere shates for eile, ind all shorcue tomikes good piyeotnent wauhs tr deaufy themechor with this goat ereipiine abonce, For farther tubeamatien see or write Mr. Le b. denes, dst state etieet, Chiigs L HIGHLY SATISFACTORY. p Athynta, Ga. Aug gt, 1997. Migers © R. Pattersoa and Sous, CGreenfichl, Ohio. Veentemen. Pue Stanhope arrived nsessentay. Jn style, workman= sf y and beauty it bas far exceeded my eapectations. Everyone admirev sand am certain it will mean wou.e farace orders for your firm, To say thae I am pleased does not ty any means express my satistaction, ‘Thavking you for your premptiness, ete... Very truly, Cuas. H. Jonsson, M, D, # Elks' hall every Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Belcher who has been visiting relatives in this city, has returned to her home in Haines Okla. You have a standing invitation to be at the Elks' hall every Wednesday evening. The Amity relations is composed of one of the best musicians in Tokyo. Mr. W. H. Fisher was in Kansas City last week to visit his son. Mr. W. W. Fisher, secretary of Western University. Miss Cora Bennett, a teacher in the public schools at Council Grove, spent Sunday in the city visiting hermother and sister. Jones and Gleed, who have charge of an undertaking establishment in Leavenworth, have recently purchased a new hearse. Mrs. L. D. Warner, who was in Lawrence last week to visit her brother, Dr. J. Young, who was sick, has returned, leaving her brother convalescent. Mr. Thomas Glover of Wichita stopped in Topeka Monday, enroute home from Kansas City, where he attended a meeting of the board of managers of Western University. The twary friends of Charles Henry Calloway will be surprised to learn that Cupola has a lost captured him. He was recently married to Miss Coral Jace, a sister of Mrs John Larg, and one Kansas City's most cultured young ladie. Miss Melvina Hardin, aged 17, died at the residence of her parents, 1800 Kansas avenue, last week. The funeral was held from Lane chapel. She was a devoted young Christian. Frank Jordan, son of Ben Jordan, died of blood poisoning at the home of his father on B street. His funeral was preached at B street Baptist church. He was shot some time ago by one Allen of Newton. James Payne, Junior, died Sunday, Oct. 20th at the home of his father on Jefferson street, after an illness of several months. His funeral was held Tuesday from the First African Baptist church, of which he became a member a few days before his death. The remains were interred in the Tepka cemetery. The funeral of M. Osten, who died suddenly of heart failure at Hutchinson, Kara, was held Sunday the 20th, at Lane chapel, of which he was a member. He was buried by the Knights of Labor. There was a great outpouring of people, as he was a man who stood high in the community. He was for several years a member of the police force. He leaves a wife and several grown children. Mrs. Richard Brookins of this city has returned from a two weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wileon, who live near Grace Mount in Oklahoma. Grace Mount is a thriving town located near Anadarko. Mrs. Brook ins brings home an interesting account of the climate and country, where she has had a delightful visit with delightful friends. The country and its people are rapidly developing in wealth and comfort. Miss Edith Rose Brown, niece of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Bowser, Chicago, was married Thursday, Oct. 10, to Major Franklin Denson of that city Miss Brown will be remembered by most of the society folk of Topeka, having visited here on several occasions with her aunt, and during her stay was a universal favorite. She is one of the most beautiful and accomplished young ladies in all Chicago. She is highly educated and any man should feel honored on being so fortunate in winning such an estimable young lady. The groom is unknown to us and the people of this city, but we are reliably informed that he is one of Chicago's most highly respected citizens and worthy of his bride. They will be at home to their friends after Nov. 10, at 3513 Dearborn Street. Ar`hitectural Drawing and Electrical Engineering The Twelve Star club met yesterday evening in a grand entertainment given at the home of Mrs. Ida M. Jordan. Supper and all kinds of refreshments were served and a nice time was enjoyed by all. While in Kansas City to attend the reception to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Ida M. Jordan was the guest of Merlamer Gant and Floyd, Macdonna Fabernacle presented the chief mentor and with a hand-scene present in this occasion Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Jordan have took a rehearsal view of nature, deciding that after all hope is the last town in earth, they returned from Omaha yesterday. We are glad to see them back. He All may one extra conduct a meeting every Wednesday evening at the Elks Hill, 414 Kansas Ave. Rev. M. J. Norris left last week for West Tennessee conference. He was pastor of Lane chapel and made a host of friends while here. His many friends wish him success in his new field. The Mother's Congress will meet at the kindergarten rooms on Thursday Nov. 7, at 9:10. This will be an important meeting as an election of officers will be held. All members and friends of the Congress are earnestly requested to be in attendance. Madam Cecil Watts was in the city last week the guest of her parents. Her two children accompany her. She will tour the South this winter making special engagements. Her many friends were good to see her, for she is a product of Topeka, and has but few equals on the stage. News left over from issue of the 20th. The Ladies' Shamrock club has elected the following officers for the ensuing year, president, Mrs. Porter, vice president, Mrs. J. W Edmande, treasurer, Mrs. G. W. Jackson; chapelain; Mrs. J. H King, see'y, Mrs W W. Plumb, as't see'y George Burns. The club will meet Nov. 5th with Mrs. J H King. All members should be present. The revival is a successful one in point of attendance and in the number of converts. At the close of the second week twenty converts are the result of our efforts. The members are enthusiastic over the success the Lord has given them. The twenty converts will be tap used Sunday. The teachers of the Sabbath school the pastor and the evangelist were entertained by the superintendent Monday afternoon. The sewing Circle will not time after on with Mrs. Lilia Enix. Haw Lane delivered a powerful sermon monday morning, on the subject, "The Operation of the Holy Spirit." His text for the evening sermon was "The Lord is on my Side." The room was crowded at both services with interested listeners. The meeting will continue next week. Another good revival has been sent for. Everyone is invited to attend the services. Miss Nelle Ellis gave a uncleen Monday afternoon, complimentary to Mr. George Oden, who left Tuesday for Chicago to attend Moorin Bible Institute. The treasured pleasantly spent the interment at five o'clock, when a priest resided served by the priest. Those present were Rev. N. T. Lute; M. Vernor, Ill. Rev. T. J. Carr Mrs. Susan Tell, Mrs. E W. Mackay Mmrs. Bohn Harden and Agnes Perley. Marcelus Owens died Wednesday night at the home on Jefferson street after a long illness. The latter was healt Tuesday afternoon at the first African Baptist church. Rev J. J. Wilson of the street bay, the church delivered the service. Mr. Owens had long been a career Christian. He leaves a wife and two grown daughters who are well for him. We desire to express our thanks to the friends who have been so kind and caring the others will be indebted to Mrs. M. O. OLYMPIC CLUB. the Parish ..... Bass Parish N. C. Farman ..... N. Tyrone James McGregor ..... A. Hayward William McGregor ..... Lee Lewis S. M. Chandler's Barber Shop and Pool Hall First-class Art on the Barber Shop - Paint Prices, Work Occupations - You are Aware Welcome KANSAS CITY MISSOURI Latonia Cafe and Restaurant. 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Daz are ure. eas Po os eee MseS Zrawies + aud ‘Sawoose omy enema Shiee Mattie Unarte Ds teturre froa Uueet, We Toe Meuate Att club wil) hel isecoat metry with Mr so] Mottiar ls Sud Jour! etree! fle Geet Wooam ort Prat Rara.cts fet beat yt speror eens tateces ef thar cy Was | do tenm ae Boy Votngs relate a porte boas cottamns s ee 2 as * pee Cate t ws >. ee on ete Tv a tabee th ont athe ves of We ee ak OTe e 2 6h kes 48 Abs Catt, é tees te Dos seg aite ot Hes Pret fb ae detarged ve Woes Tt tw ute shone ah seh Poet ter Sar peel ae wens | the bederde cee fether, 2 Meter wes ded We dewedin, Cetober Lou: Bho wage ct a. years, He feave a fsschter wt eam dt Alston ec foes OTe He wae Dura! 4 Oo ae Fete cece Qery SEW Ade site, rote pabl ody bree t tor edouty ss. @ gu we me | CY Siquds ta tg wee veetene | yout hoe , ” ate wey teeie ‘ saat fistat ' howe Ss deh AME dort fb pens suet] fae eo Me Dbavee te an wero. ot Note Pope the ef re 6 ete ras paper | A seabted pf ateurege and wave wera vets rey Mey, Sieve and of bite ' foe nea butane the Ure ft baer Ut Maes at very wee, ‘Tha steers of St dtork tase be. ts Gb rally Muaday “Diey step sua rg begat int beat Va patetase wi ogee Those why ahtor cmgauiede aslt Nev, Bf, Deve ave si brees tinea at 4. oN Maen, RNAP, fo mee Tg ts psrchaee |! getty foams rent nm the tars af tier’ ve Pr elet By ter pode LE UEH, omy he at sate beam U faites Ha abbec et oof Tue Vuas a ay v w we’ yaa 9) hail sedge fae ed OWN aitle oooh oad Darga Peet denn d Tbarmeon tectmrad tothe Metrepedinem tar Mondays eoght enh recent Wap har ype. iver tre pate attended The wets Was hil yap precited by ead shew dome caver urotbet cowpea darts Lp ae eteourar- abate hwat a cobired tan tea abe fidertoe betwen the whttesat this Cor ty ad thee ot Laropas ond Ya ce wee tec d be theme Mr Here ne devclptig tea od aed fete eerie nnn Nep PAL PVIsTcHvcece Diet ae teed eonutedan fn thoattetdaree inet Su day morning Pte raster preach de ute mcts obs Warder: Warns ot Gad,” Po b VE Ue pee gteenr ys Sander the Ceadagelag oct Mave Wile Mot wearer, Atraeorieetine sth ect ed he toret ar Woartan. Jee Pacive State tee work Fard tor the ealiy ander the ander erip at Mae bd M. Jordin The sewit Cites ge plagho gs te ave thee tek comers rtdet the dewteretap et Mas, Mod, Was tretaes Mire. Matelda Woeac, cred > Nets, ate bated Dhuredty Mare thenhe te homies Mick vd wife, ale look Care of det seven | acehke tuting ber udress, We ociesult et the death of bran Aotdous te dalbet cane the ch arct sandy migh'. Weck the pall te telp ou PLB IO vtION NOUICE Tithe P strat © oust ot Shawnee Cnty BR ateds © ota Deane th Panist ‘ Noosa, ts Tospiaa M. deet ean, Defendant Datendant Cute Molesnean, os eteliv not (sd tuathe nas bee ened Mae PP atrat Comey oat Snaanes cnuetsy, etu-as top a divorce un the =! tetas to wsednd aeeent ates Ge 94 phe appears aa t anewere to the pets tion Hed by the platy ae said com on or tere tag soth day Oo! November, tae . the al egeiune and averments i oud petition wad b: tabete a5 true and judatient ren teres divorce the Piaintut irom the De fetlans. saa Crna. Deseys ty RM Nan, Attest her atsernes KROL, Lite mas, Cher, Tarst published Oetuber Isth, uF PUBLICULION NOTICE. wn db tk Inthe I) strict (art ats ance | County, Kanens otdthes Ge Pravin, Maat Ma sarah lo Davis, detcunane, “ate tT Nansts teas d dutendant Nedadre bereby wotaled that you have been sued inthe Cnstnct Court cf shawnee County, Kansas, by tne above nalacd plaintin, Charles G Davis, Whose petition im said Cane wae tied on the “ih day ut October, ACD, soe tha allegations in said pettion will be taken as trie, aida pudsiment scuifered aza tat you, di Vereiby ett pla mt trum yoda, and tor ther proper relies, Chas es G Tas Paute PT Rose Meet east V teat, ROE, Drees Stern. a Titetgublis od Goatees dF VTE BL VIEON NOOdleck, athe Dhetret Ceust ot shawnee Cu anty, Ramee, Aue Dean, Manta, ‘6 tarl Dean, Defendant, Yu Lark Dean, Cireettag You are hereby notined thaten the rd day of Deptember, toos, the abovdnamed plaintig nled with the clerk ot the District Cuurt of Shaw nee County, State ot hansas, her petition praying tora divorce trom you. that unless yuu answer or piead to sad petition on or betore the f4th day of December, 1407, the alle sa~ Wons iu said petition will be taken as true and jadement rendered = yuu granting the plamtifl an aba lete divurce trou yuu and re- eturing to her ber matden nate, and tur costs of suit Asvte da foamed Atha Rob. die as Glerk Dietrct Cour pean] f rt published Yovber Jota, 07. TE TN pase the sam of Alooan tie second Sunday in November, Rev Meat Puckowt ogteuy fer tea op te The Weaniah cae yeha te under the wade by Mis Tus Tutner Mr. fesabd. etby ats ste ote otter fi ereuitifa «a sa ivy uvening S1.JQHN A MOE CU RCH Lhe servicers ot Dee HTD Sree aire xteaty appremaieto a oct church andy the WOM C Aon ‘iast Mabbeth, ‘he tw aetna nk wete wel choeen and p.aced w vere special teaully shoud t ow tart bs tse up and band. "Render wot Caesar the tangs thal sre Cacsar’s and inte Chal the things tha are tends Come aga Tt eter al pastor Laks utes aah Sabbath by Deng absen. uot the sabuath echius, ance Wand Car is preach atthe Westith & itkeged. ee Nae bine tute tae. Wha ee hep) thal Laady ob occ IP Maal The cncu tf abe earch wth tut jou acleattia ticvt La ieatdy even ts utaler (he tandeme:s ot Mr j. | vittwan, the author The dratas isin three acts ani‘a ciited bie Petatig at Presdum. Tha dranie j tae teen given ty packet Possess u atguiher ul our ques, and erer re ppeated woth great success De om jtal teattend ut ' Pag sewing Cire waa te st t wae autl) ertertaned on We tneodey voy Mea 1 Ware Mro Aace Pargs was bo stcae ce be Rips Dasgutere aed ota & Wetngatay cean. A were de Anghte 4. "1 Dae Cerats Mite Meer suary ae ob Sepent a pucaeantat pr “tay ¢ atie! hounon Feday wa te A vied Meson, tet) bane stress : ioneser cet tes wep rhe & gor Molt Fas tetas te rae yee tried. fae ( Brist Uke covets apes ws TAaDtestes be cote ur rtmothers aod tathers tS. Joan 2 { Well dy that ul some ol the yo .nee é Inembers ag WOrbUY ef ention al a emulation, Many of asta gat y ty | jby the example of those who wa with Grud, Mrs E. Marion, the veteran cu dactor atthe Koce Island, pun y. foul her tran ou Tavsday evening spade atthe rag aad thtgas 6 ad with opossum ah. coun, A tMarton duvet her eb .teh as ero vote. Beesatags ot aot ger ae, , Ewes epeetal seria ais US a pret at anaday slurbus aut teeta I Dita s “edt taete be H | Cotta ar .ut atuat Beomys | place p Mae sundes cea or at go fl j Your presence will hey ul The Align seacna cr Chrioti, tp Endeavor ate go aa be ney tal ef yeu, Cone , ee eee NOTICE ‘The fitet qauerteny caceuteve hua) necting of the Kaw Valles Uiptst asemastion ail diet aie the Meewsut Hel Depts chureb Ktwondevilie. Kans. The t yun Friday, Nev, Uitte adit A whinches seteque ed errs [Po bath, Peo teeta tos, 1- Wg core harp on et teder fy efineeting After be ~ ot Uigiereget TP deartey he eater Rees dG. Marae ts tamer MONe wee MO drat HoT, Woe soe Gor mee OWS etreet, Poteke Bars WANTED —Culbore 1B oy about 12 tosh yeara old, iy.ag witha abou: ten blocae et the store fur laht porter work, EB Gino Myon Co. s2sfRansas are, NUTICE Kausas City, Kansas Met Teh. (wing tothe fact tnat [ have heen over rashed with u large canszameat of puctures for the schouls and pri- vate homes in the atatesof Reatucey and [linois, 1t has bwen imposible for ine te make me oeual yearly trip thragh Kansas and the terr torres. tewthe abo ce tact J sha be forced ts aay te tay old ty ends for whom J nave dong Chitatmas w re for mee than 'ey yeare t ddac wet t wwe what wre yod wan 4 bn Christraas antbwo fat! soy vest te The Topeka.. Industrial and Educational Institute. Practical Training of Negro Youth, A School for Christiau Training. — — hn oN 7K a iF orpig oq ak on : i | if the Tae 78 Vi Western reid oy ei ee “| Tuskegee en nntitebhs hy et ‘ i Be > ‘ wee " i \ _ pl — “ae i. ass \ ah = Kb eat { oe he ‘“ to = nd A CORNLE DE Tob SEWING DP) PARPSEENT Departments-¥ Advantages.* State ind.ammd, Agncultucal, Normal thoroughness. Every Student receives Moss Blocsten aotrada. High meral tene. Special attention te care and training of girls. Tredes Taught. Mauntars dicipline. Strong Musical course. Carpentry Prtiag Wechatcal Devaing, EXPENSES REASONABLE. - oppor | Printing 8 sabin ding, Ta corns Sewine. tamty to work. indorsed by Ministers | Dresstrantag Miliary, Cosntnzg Laon , cf EVERY denomination, Send for | Carag apt H usancep.r. Citalowue. Wm. R. CARTER, Principal « M. W. FREEMAN, Ass'’t Prin. P.AWELS Mo TOPLEA, KANDAS, art * Veawo& * te teat 8 tires Tw tay i ey ettss Clete. ¢ the poctures. te order te sh wes my weltet aourecadtan foe par Maly Sevre DE patrondss Vicars with ont w shes an ia Ante O T bo 4 | tra And Sse ————— PPRLICATION NeeTiCk In the District (art af Sasenes County, Kanes Bike Harper, [eu vo Dow ate bee Felir Eharten. De fr dant The angentant. Heb Harper, ts hereby rowed the bh Wus Wert eer Dap ak Db ateaes Gants ot Saw mee Courts, Kereta tor dl veers or the wroands of hard mmo? a buntas da appears asd tb saute the po bon fied Uy the op antat ore defor he dea daw & Nove ertled, Dart sudye tht oad Ie teweniaetre and oo bamen ons fereed, Vv atecaz ue pusmnted ir the sletendvot, and aaadine pei the care and cuatedy of the riner child, Salona Belle Harper, dase 4 Rag, Taetat Attrey foedtha ut Atlest’ Not ‘Trrosess, Clerk of the Dawertet Ce at First polished sept) 27th, bas, For ire-clias Hoome and Lodging : Woen in Piebelo, Colo., Mop B, W. Shelton’s Rooming House. Peo. ost rose be ke prot Ea Dep down « tel fe be pt oo ae FF e M.D.Lawrie, Tallor and cleaner Surte and ‘Treasere nade te Order PANTS $a,32 to 812 SUITS $15 ty $45 gle Preescts dr. YT, JOSBCH, MO, A. SIMS’ © , POOL AND BILLIARD PARLORS Moaiqaartere for sil wao wish a nice time When Hatchineon ail! ou him, | 4on SOUTH MAIN sERET —— PUBLICATION NOTICL, : fo the District Caart ot Shawnee Coanty. Ransaa Morte Seort, Plaint 1 sho Braneor, D Sevtt Defoe vent State of Kaasar to Brareon D, F. J. Weaver, Mg’r. Mrs. F. J. Weaver, Mg’r. Female Dep't eof ty Metre ora Reference Missouri Savings mre yd bank, Busy "ys, Work Get Busy “wa Wor The Afro-American Employment Agency WILL GET YOU A JOB We ar. send ug hindreds of competent colored wich ard women gort 0. tansin and out of the city. We are Headquarters for Reliable Negro Help. Colored men and w© wien com uzto Kansas City should come direct to one omee, as we aiwa,s cave a demand for competent helo. We have a Hotel im conaect og, and can accommodate you until you get a sittation, te?) WELD shNT TO ALL PARTS|OF THE COUNTRY WHEN TRANSPOKLAINCH & SURNISHED, Main Gite O05 merce Gireet MeN Ads 32 Brareh Office No. 1, 3705 B, 8th Ste yy Vn aS KANSAS CITY, “ Re MO. EE6-6-6-06-68-40006606600004060 $6 00OFOOOOCOOCEOIEOCOOOOS Fr* M, “t neatreet. GW. Hamilton Stonestreet & Hatmilton, Successors to J. M. Kauight. Undertakers and Embalmers. & ai = ii ead ree Can ee ey ew ale a. vs ‘Ws carry one = the tinest lines of Unocctakin gwis ob TP. 338 toorner pth aud (ga ncy ats Tcpeka, iansas, ee ee ee oe eee nh eee eee fe Ee eT ET wnt FER . New and Second } : Hand Good : [; Hand Goods : © Furniture, Stoves, Second Haud Clothiug, e - (vase Fitting, Ete,, bought, sold and exchaeged, _ Ps We do Gaw Fitting, Repairing and Uphol- ile . All Work Guaranteed, m Pr f- J, JOHNSON J. W. ANDERSON = Ee roprietor. Plumber. ~ - Puasa 860, 211 N WASHINGTON AVE, JOLA, KAd 7% PR ha ee eee en nee eee ! Scott You are hereby aotstied that you have been sued for divorce by Myrte Scutt ae the District Court of snawnee County, Kansas, and yes tugat answer the petition filed bry Yeeoner defore the 27th eday of we, ‘eaber, 1907, cr aaid petihou will a a What we do, we do Well. re be taken as true and a judgment fora diverce and care aud cirtedy of Eva Scots will be rendered against you Morena Scot, {s¥at] Pramead, Alteot, R, Is. THetan. Clerk Dretrict Canet First publiabed Auguet Jock, 1907 °