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Griffith A THE KANSAS CITY STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1921. A HOME OR PASTOR QUITS THE REV. G. C. SCHAUB WARNS HIS CONGREGATION.

The Members of the Trinity Lutheran Church Have Been Conducting a Fruitless Search for a Residence for the Minister. When the Rev. G. C. Schaub arrived a month ago from Evansville, he set a task for the congregation of Trinity Lutheran church, Kansas City, of whithe church will be have pastor.

to get busy or the new minister will." he said, in anpouncing, his new church. opposition "The to plans congrega- for in the present building first. a The tion will have to demonstrate preacher who exchanges the Bible for a brook breaks his congregation." By an ultimatum delivered yesterday the minister assigned his congregation a new task. The church members must find him a home. "It is up to the church council." he said, "to provide place for the pastor and his family to live or he will be compelled to move back East.

Most churches provide a residence for their janitors I cannot see why this one cannot find a home for its minister." At a special meeting the church council tonight the question of finding a home for the pastor discussed. Henry Dengle, president of the council. said today if no residence could be found in the next two or three days he would urge the council to finance a loan to buy a new home. cannot lose Mr. Schaub," he said, if we have to buy half the town.

His record here is one that every member of the church is proud of and we are going to find some way to keep In the women's organizations of the church, word has passed around that every member must do her best to locate a home. At the opening of every meeting for the last month the question always has been asked: "Has anyone found a home for the new pastor?" Negative answers have thrown gloom through the congregation, while the strain on the pastor's patience became greater. One plan of the congregation, to form the membership into a committee of one and start a systematic canvass of the city, is to be considered tonight. Applications for a suitable residence now are in every real estate office in the city, the members say. HIS OVERCOAT IS RETURNED.

Ire of Judge W. E. Carson, Robber Victim, Somewhat Appeased. A cloud of impending disaster which has been hanging over overcoat thieves son in the North City court, Kansas who expected I to face Judge W. E.

CarCity, cleared somewhat today. Yesterday, Judge Carson reported to the police that someone had entered his home Saturday night and stolen his new overcoat, containing valuable papers. back porch of his home he found the overcoat, with papers on top, folded neatly, on the step. PROPOSED PARK PLOT VIEWED. Residents Near Grandview and OrMeet Commissioners.

A plot of ground at the corner of Grandview boulevard and Orville avenue, Kansas City, was inspected today by the city commissioners with a view to condemning the property for park purposes. Several houses are on the land. Residents of the neighborhood have petitioned for a park and a committee of property owners from the district met the commissioners on the ground to- day. SHAWNEE MARKET PLAN READY. Chamber of Commerce Will Receive the Proposal Febronry 25.

Plans are complete for a Shawnee suburban produce W. W. Thomas, chairman of the plans committee of the Shawnee Chamber of Commerce, said today. plan calls for a capitalization of $5,000, to be obtained by a sale shares at $10 each. Profits will be devoted to the community's welfare.

A market to handle fifty wagons is proposed. Mr. Thomas said he would submit the plan to the chamber February 25. Shawnee is not incorporated. MAY ENLARGE GRUND HOTEL.

Negotiations, With 8-Story Owner Building. Contemplate The Grund hotel, Kansas City, may be enlarged from four stories. Negotiations are under way between Barney L. Allis. representing men who operate the Columbia Hotel Company, and Henry McGrew, owner of the Grund hotel.

Lease arrangements probably will be completed at a meeting today. The Grund hotel now is operated by the hotel company. INDIA MISSIONARIES TO TALK. PA Baptist Charch Conference on Tonight in Kansas City, Kas. The first annual missionary conference of the northeastern division, Baptist church, will be entertained with illustrated talks of India at the Baptist church, Fifth street and Greeley avenue, Kansas.

City, tonight, by A. C. Bowers and J. Hendricks, India missionaries. Other delegates: Dr.

J. C. Robbin and A. Forshee of New York: Mrs. Clara Pinkham, Mrs.

R. A. Hilton and J. M. Stissler of Evansville, Ind.

Two to Prison for 59 Theft. Sentences of from ten to twenty-one for years the in the Kansas state penitentiary theft of $9 from J. J. Saunders were passed on Willie Jacobs and Clar. ence Johnson, negroes, by Judge W.

H. McCamish, in Wyandotte County district court. The men pleaded guilty holding up Saunders in his store, Metropolitan avenue, February 12. ROAD MEET DELEGATES BACK. Compliments Received in Chicago by City, Officials.

A street returned commissioner, today of from Kansas Chicago City, Mayor Mendenhall and J. L. Beggs, where they attended the national good roads convention. talked with experts and city officials from all over country," Mr. Beggs said.

"and I am convinced no city has better streets than this. We were complimented on the condition of our pavements times by persons who had visited A MINNESOTA AVE. PLAN UP. Club to Discuss Tonight Levelling Between Tenth and Thirteenth. tween Thirteenth streets will The leveline, of Minnesota bebe taken up tonight at a meeting of the Country Club Improvement Association at Eighteenth street and Minnesota avenue.

The principal business street of the city has a deep hollow near Eleventh street and a "hump" at Twelfth street. The association also will take up the matter of petitioning the city commissioners to mark properly the street in; tersections of the Quindaro and the Chelsea residence districts west of Eightleenth street. ADJ. GEN. RAUPP COMING.

Governor's Staff Also Will Attend the Big plans are com complete for the 3d regiThird's Carnival. ment athletic carnival tomorrow night at Convention hall. A letter from Governor Hyde states cannot attend, but the adjutant general, William A. Raupp, will be his representative. The adjutant general will be entertained here by the governor's staff, which will accompany him in uniform to the hall.

The "equipment race" promises excitement. Contestants take their "start off" garbed only in a pair of trousers, socks and a shirt. In the path of the race lies a soldier's full equipment. The man must pick up each article and put it on. At the finishing line the mental inspector will say whether the equipment has been properly donned.

There will be 156 medals for contest winners. The company winning the highest number of points silver cup. Other lesser gifts will be for battalion and individual winners. regiment now numbers nine hundred. March 26 enlistments of 350 will expire.

The carnival is for recruiting purposes. The sixty-one boxes have been sold to Kansas City firms. SEEKS AID FOR ILL FAMILY. Kansas City, Cannot Pat Tubercalosis Patients Leeds Hospital. There is no room the tuberculosis hospital at Leeds for patients from Kansas City according to a letter received today by Dr.

L. B. Gloyne, health commissioner of Kansas City, from Dr. E. H.

Bullock, health director of Kansas City, Mo. Efforts bad been made to obtain admission to the hospital of a Kansas City, family suffering from tuberculosis. The health department has no funds or method of providing aid, for such cases. Temporary relief has been obtained sending two children of the family to the Kansas tuberculosis hospital at Norton. The mother, Mrs.

Asunsion Grageda, 1637 South Twenty-first street, be received in the hospital, which takes only light cases of the disease. She is at her home under the care of a charity sisterhood. The husband. Anton Grageda, a laborer, also is isolated in the home. Efforts are being made by Dr.

Gloyne to obtain the use of municipal property west of the city for a tuberculosis hospital. A LOG CABIN FOR SCOUTS. Wyandotte Troop 7 Will Build on Church's Grounds. Plans for a large 1-story log cabin on the grounds of St. Paul's Episcopal church, 714 State avenue, Kansas City, as new headquarters for troop Wyandotte council, Boy Scouts, were started today.

Construction by scouts is to be directed by Willard J. Olander, scoutmaster. The Rev. Carl Nan, church, will lead members assisting the boys. Boys Sentenced for Motor Tire Theft.

Michael Trabon. 13 years old. 1181 Southwest boulevard, and Paul Faherty, 12 years old, 1178 North Second street, Rosedale, pleaded guilty today to stealing a motor car tire and tools from a garage at 1177 Southwest boulevard. They were sentenced to state industrial school at Topeka by Judge John T. Sims in the Wyandotte County juvenile court.

Joseph Pittinger, 14 years old. 1226 Southwest boulevard, pleaded guilty to receiving the stolen property and was sentenced to sixty days in jail. ReV Knight Fours 5-Pass. Touring. $2150 4-Pass.

2850 5-Pass. Sedan 2950 Sixes 7-Pass. Touring. $3350 4-Pass. Sport 3350 2-Pass.

3350 4-Pass. Coupe 4000 7-Pass. Sedan 4200 These prices f. o. b.

East Moline, Ill. Space 30. Auto Show Johnston Motor Co. 1701 Grand Ave. Harrison 438.

PHOTO PLAYS. PHOTO PLAYS. SOUTH SIDE. SOUTH SIDE. LINWOOD Tonight, 31st and Prospect.

20c and 10c 7:15 and 9:00. (Plus Tax) In the Enstern cities people paid $1 to see the picture we show tonight, week after, week. There must be a reason. BASIL KING'S POWERFUL DRAMA OF WORLD "EARTHBOUND" A Story that carries with it just that aspect on Life Motion Pictures should. A Picture that will give you hope and encouragement for the future.

Old conscience will sit up and take notice--and be a better boy after he sees this pictare. BROADWAY Last Times 3444 Broadway. Tonight, 7:30 and 9:15. GERALDINE FARRAR in "The Riddle Woman" From the famous Stage Success. ADDED ATTRACTION SPECIAL CHRISTIE COMEDY.

STRAND Shows. 36th and 7:15 and Troost. 9. ALAMO, Carter -34th at Dellaren Main: 7:30 and Beds, 9:15: Mr. and BANCROFT 4307 7:15 9: and Charles Last Times Presents Ray In Peaceful Valley "THE IDOL BROADWAY 3144 Broadway 7:10 and First National Attraction.

Geraldine Farrar In Riddle Woman ADDED A MONTE BANKS COMEDY. COLONIAL- 39th nt Woodland: and Katherine Maconald in 3838 Troost. WORTH Wiley at Prospect :30 and GLORY Shows, 7:15 and 9. GILLHAM with 31st and Gillham :30 Ba try and Johan Eltinge In An. MAE MURRAY and DAVID POWELL in HIGHLAND Highland and "ON WITH THE DANCE' Lionel Barrymore In Master Mind.

and Also Andy and Min in "Quiet LINWOOD 319t and Prospect And Basil King's SPILLANE 39th and Summit 7:20 and George MURRAY 204 th and The Behold My Wife Mutiny of the Elsinor. WARWICK Main: 7:30 and Charles Itay PROSPECT-26th and Prospect: 7:15 and in Peaceful Valley. hold My and comedy. KANSAS CITY. KAS.

KANSAS CITY, KAN. ELECTRIC-6th and Minnesota. National: MIDWAY 7th and Central: 7:15 and Edy the Ray in 'Peaceful Valley, Sterling in "The Girl Who Dared." APRIL 19 FOR BOND VOTE KANSAS CITY. HAS NOT FIXED DATE DEFINITELY. The Suggested Time for Water and Light Election May Be Acted on Tomorrow by the Commissioners.

ers are served. Municipal ownership cut cash through Star Want Ads. would have established would be simi- was not. mation. St.

Louis Retail Millinery parative prices in Eight Stores in- We never quote Detroit Kansas City Kansas City's Largest former nor comCleveland Cincinnati Department Thru to 1113-15 Main our advertising. FOR TUESDAY judge of value. Klines 1112-14 Walnut We let you be the Great Special Purchase of New Spring Hats --of Georgette and Straw--Flower Trimmed -Straw Cloths with Flower and Tailored Trimmings new pokes, smart, small lored modesThese Hats are most 1 wonderful values--featuring flower trimmed and tai- combinations sailors, off-the-face $3.65 ble colors and In all the desirastyles, in beautifully reds, 6 a henna, navy, Fourth tangerine Floor, Main The special election in Kansas City, on a proposal to issue $1.050,000 bonds to extend the municipal and light plants probably will be April 19, two weeks after the general city election. That date is favored by L. H.

Chapman, commissioner of water and lights, It probably will be designated at tomorrow's meeting of the city commissioners. The bond campaign is to be placed in the hands of civic and community organizations. The question is whether the plants shall be extended to take care of residential or industrial growth or continue to serve only present consumers. There now is invested in the city light plant approximately million dollars. More than eighteen thousand the cents old 10-cent kilowatt private for company domestic rate con- to sumption.

The water plant was the first venture Kansas City, made in municipal ownership. Today the city has one of the highest ratings of any place in the United States for pure water. The plant has proved a financial success. Concert Series by Violinist. Wort Morse, violinist of Kansas City, to be at the Central Avenue Methodist will open a series of four concerts SE church, Kansas City, beginning Tuesday night.

He will be accompanied Herbert Krumme, organist, of St. Joseph, Mo. A new $5,000 pipe organ has been installed in the church. Mrs. Percival Krumme, 900 Cleveland avenue, Kansas City, will be the organist after Tuesday night.

Dedication services for the new organ will be next Sunday. A Restaurant Ordered Closed. A restaurant belonging to Edward Stevens, 346 Minnesota avenue, Kansas City, was ordered closed today uly til it was cleaned up. The order followed an inspection by Lee Nelson, city food inspector. Garret and basement hold many discarded articles that can be turned into PHOTO PLAYS.

PHOTO PLAYS. DOWNTOWN. DOWNTOWN. IDLE HOUR TODAY -BIG DOUBLE BILL Pauline Frederick in Harold Lloyd "MADAME IN "NUMBER, PLEASE" A Comedy Special A Merry-go-round of Mirth! A Whirling ride of Joy! Top speed laughter! This pitiful wreck of what once had been a beautiful woman, still beid in ber trembling Rapid fire roars! breast. a consuming love for the son she had beetl forbidden to see.

A treat LIBERTY 3:15, 5:10, 7:05, 11:20, 9:00. 1:15, Douglas Fairbanks In His Production Latest "THE MARK OF ZORRO" It's ADA DDT frosty morning. Crammed to the brim with laughs and love, Packed with thrills and natch. BELIEVE US. IT'S A WHANG PATHE NEWS.

LIBERTY ORCHESTRA. GOOD COMEDY. Dubinsky Bros. Continuous Shows, 9 A. M.

to 11 P. M. TOM MOORE Regent In a Thriller Comedy- Dramatic "OFFICER 666" On Twelfth Street. Extra! "BIG STAKES," a Western Sensation NEWS. Between Walnat and Grand.

Starting -Earle Williams in "The Porple Cypher." BENTON Shows, Independence 7:15 at and Benton. 9:00. LAST SHOWING TONIGHT. MARION DAVIES in "THE RESTLESS SEX" Added Comedy and Fox News. ST.

JOHN A 3608-10 7:15 St. and John. 9. Zane Grey's Greatest Novel, "THE U. P.

TRAIL" Added- -Comedy and Pathe News, TROOST- Troost 7:15 and 9:15: "The Prodigal Wife and comedy. ASK A GIRLS' REFORMATORY BILL URGED WOULD EXTEND AGE FOR JUVENILE COURT CASES. Legislators Are Urged by Police Matron and Clubwomen to Support Law That Would Care for Older Delinquents. Letters, urging a state law establishing reformatory for delinquent girls between the ages of 16 and 21 years were sent today to Representatives A. J.

Stanley, John MeShane and F. L. Chandler and Senator Charles Ridgway by Mrs. Harriet Cole, police matron of Kansas City, Kas. Mrs.

Cole also urged that provision be made for the juvenile court to handle cases of delinquent boys and girls less than 18 years old. At present the juvenile court handles only cases of boys and girls less than 16 years old. "By far the larger number of delinquent girls who come to my attention are more than 16 years old," Mrs. Cole said. The reformatory for girls Mrs.

Cole tar one for boys between 16 and 21 years to old, at Hutchinson. Mrs. Cole has asked the Council of Women's Clubs of Kansas City, to co-operate with her in obtaining the legislation she asks. SUPREME COURT RAPS A JURY. More Candid Than Jurors," States Ruling in Damage Cane.

"The was more candid than the jury, as plaintiff, disclosed by his testimony The foregoing ruling was made by the Kansas supreme court in reversing a verdict given by a jury in Judge E. L. Fischer's division of the Wyandotte County district court a year ago in which W. C. Cox, a laborer, 49 years old.

given $2,900 damages under the Kansas workmen's compensation act. Cox sued the Kansas City Refining Company for injuries he received while employed by the company. He testified he was subject to fainting spells and while in one of those spells fell against hot pipes and was burned severely. One of the special questions asked the jury was whether the accident was caused by Cox fainting and falling against the pipes. The jury said it FOR CITY HALL AUDITORIUM SENATE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS A BOND ISSUE.

Under Measure, Kanans City, Would Doubling Amount Votes Four Years Age. Bu a Staff TOPEKA, Feb. bill providing for a bond issue of $225,000 for a city hall auditorium for Kansas City, has been recommended favorably by the senate committee on cities of the first class. A similar bill introduced in the house has been killed by the committee on cities of the first class in that body. Four years ago Kansas City, voted $125,000 to build a city auditorium.

Rapid advance in prices made it impossible to build the auditorium at that time for the amount voted. The bill will give the city authority to double the bond issue without another election. The Rosedale annexation bill will be before the house committee tomorrow. This bill already has passed the senate. It gives the governor power to annex Rosedale to Kansas City, by procla- PHOTO PLAYS.

PHOTO PLATS. PHOTO PLAES. DOWNTOWN. DOWNTOWN. DOWNTOWN.

FRANK L. NEWMAN'S THEATRES All Kansas City is PASSION" Mad! THEATRE Extra Performance at 10 A. M. To accommodate the thousands that were turned away yesterday and others that we. will be unable to accommodate at the regular performances we have added an extra mornnig matinee.

every day this week, starting at 10 a.m. See "PASSION" at 10, 11:50, 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:30, 9:30 The stupendous photo dramatic masterpiece that broke the world's attendance record in New York and is now making theatrical history here. 66 PASSION" WITH POLA NEGRI AND CAST OF 5,000 Two Years to Produce Elaborate Musical Setting Overture: Cost Over Two Million NEWMAN CONCERT Positively This Week Only ORCHESTRA LEO F. PORBSTEIN, Conductor. Next Week: Winston Churchill's "THE INSIDE OF THE 1022 9:30.

6:30. 8. 8. 9:30. 211 1274 ST.

ROYAL at 12:40, 10, Performances 2 11:20. 3:30. At 3:30. 10. Performances 5.

12, NOW SHOWING- DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "The Good Little Bad Girl." A Few Laughs BEBE You've Never Laughed BeforeA Hootchy Whoop in Two DANIELS -here's Staggers more laughs halt a minute than In a new screen version of you've had year. "IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE." "WET AND "SHE COULDN'T WARMER" HELP IT" HENRY LEHRMAN COMEDY A Homebrew -that's never still. It's the kind of picture that makes vou feel good all ever glad you came- wholesome comedy drama with just enough plot to make it sensible And then there'sBebe at Her Best! WANDA HAWLEY in "TORCHY TURNS CUPID" Johnny Hines in a Sewel Ford Comedy. "HER FIRST ELOPEMENT" EDGAR NIXON, Tenor. PATHE NEWS.

Can you Imagine what happens when A good looking man kidnaps the wrong girl -what she when she learns that he NEW ROYAL ORCHESTRA her locked in a room aboard a fast yacht- action we'll HO 1 Louis Forbatein. Director, Next Week: CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE KID" WEBB'S ORCHESTRA Americas CHinest Motion Picture Playhouses EAST SIDE. EAST SIDE. I AMERICAN-910 Troost: 7:15 and 9: Clara Kimball Young in "Rose of Susan." BENTON Independence at Benton: 7:15 and 9 Marion Davies in The Restless BONAV Independence nt Olive: and 9 very woman' and Culver's Hawaiian Entertainers BROOKLYN 12th and Brooklyn 7:15 and Lon Chaney "The Penalty. GLADSTONE John and Elmwood: 1:30 and 9: Mary Pickford in and comedy.

MOZART and Indiana William 7:15 and Fox Specini. NEW CENTRE 15th and Troost: and Dorothy Gish Mins. Itebeltion NEW DIAMOND and Prospect: 7:15 and mething to Think About" and comedy QUEENS 15th and Brooklyn and 9: Harry Carey "Gamble With ST JOHN. 3608 Nt. John 7:15 and 9.

P. Trail." comedy and News.