The Afro-American

LET THE AFRO FOLLOW YOU On your vocation the AFRO-AMERICAN will be better than a letter from home. Call Mt. Vernon 6016 or write the office 628 N. Eutaw St. Three months' subscription, 75c. 28th YEAR No. 49 Would Wipe Out Miami, Fla. Watched Sh Entered in the Post matter under the ac Wached Girl Shoot Father Policeman Afraid To Interfere As Sixteen Year Old Mabel Coleman Kills NO MOTIVE GIVEN National Guards Patroled Florida City To Vindicate Blacks Believed, Dead Man To H Plessantville, N. J., Aug. 5.—Sixteen year old Mabel Coleman shot and killed her father, Nathalie W. Coleman about 6 a.m. at their home here. The shooting was witnessed by W. J. fryant, a special officer, who lives directly across the street from the scene of the tragedy and who was seated on his front porch, something when the drama was entwined. Colleman was a former police officer, and the pistol used was his Bryant declares he saw the girl draw a revolver, aim and fire it three times at her father and the latter drop to the floor. A moment later the girl and her mother issued from the house and started to walk away. Bryant can to see one of Masterson and told him a murder had been committed. "Why didn't you arrest the girl?" asked the magistrate. "Because I was afraid she would put a bullet through me," replied the special officer. Detectives David Murz and J Wilson were sent to the Coleman house where the found the victim in the floor. The body was taken to the morgue and pursuit was made of the girl and her mother. They were located about a quarter of a mile away, walking along the highway. The mother took to flight when the officers approached, but the girl was captured and taken to the jail. When charged with the wilful murder "of the girl," she said defiantly, "I suppose that what it is I shot him." No other questions were permitted. COLORED HOUDINI GETS OUT AGAIN No Trouble For Him To Get Out Of Efficient City Jail Ellicott City, Md., July 31—To Albert Johnson Ellicott City jail is no jail at all. For the second time he broke out of that institution yesterday and after knocking down the aged attendants, a white man and woman with a knife took the woods. He was held for September term of court charged with burglarizing the home of a white farmer here. Johnson's escapes from jail are all the more remarkable since he is only about five feet and weighs less than 125 pounds. ing May colored Candidates State-wide Meeting May Name Colored C Rev C. H. Stepteau Calls Committee To Arrange For Protest Meetings TICKET LIKELY Strong Colored Candidate May Be Put Up Against Weller some, to profit not to invite source. The strong the rights of and Coolidge acceptance have voters in Mary election. It is effort will be a colored candidate dorse Knickins stead of Alw Socialist candidate the place of H TELEGRAM State-wide Meeting May Name Colored Candidates some, to profit by the division, but not to invite support from this source. The utterances made on the rights of the race by Harding and Coidge in their speeches of acceptance have made the colored voters in Maryland strong for their election. It is very likely that an effort will be made to run a strong candidate for Senate, endorse Knickman, independent, instead of Alwood and support a Socialist candidate for Congress in the place of Hill. TELEGRAM CAUSES TEXAS LYNCHING Announcement Of Troops Coming Ships Mob To Hang Suspect Centre, Texas, Aug. 5.—Fifteen hundred whites, armed with crowbars, sledge and trunks of trees, broke into the jail Monday afternoon, wrecked the strongest cell of one-half inch steel and took out Elijah Daniels, suspect and amid dering a white witch, and amid the most fendish yells, hung him to a branch of a tree of the court house ward. nominee for the Senate, is reported yard. to be telling callers that he is not. There had been responsible for the treatment act in the court he corded by the Broening adminis- of Daniels, but trition evidently ignoring the fact of a tele- that he is regarded as the one who A. Bridges con- helped pave the way for Broening Cavalry to m to get. an uncontested nomination panel the jail, and that he has been called the to carry out the party's boss. nominee for the Senate, is reported said to be telling callers that he is not there had been talk of lynching responsible for the Broening administration in the court house since the arrest of the Broening administration of a telegram to Captain W. that he is regarded as the one who A. Bridges commanding-Co. L. 17th helped pave the way for Broening Cavalry to mobilize in order to get an uncontested nomination parol the fail, spurred the lynchers and that he has been called the to carry out their work at once. There had been talk of lynching in the court house since the arrest of Daniels, but public announcement of a telegram to Captain W. A. Bridges commanding Co. L., 7th Cavalry to mobilize in order to parcel the jail spawned the lynchers to carry out their work at once. Asks Million Dollars Damages Chicago, Ill., Aug. 5.—Mesdames Mabel Wright and Edna R. Clarke instituted suits in the Municipal courts for $50,000 each against the management of Child's restaurants for refusing to serve them with food and drink on May 5th. Last EVERY NIGHT ORLAND PARK..... AZZ MUSIC BY IRS JAZZ ORCHESTRA METS JAZZ ZORCHESTRA L. Floor Manager. L. 25 CENTS (Including War Tax) ment on inside page of this paper. UND JENKINS MISSIVE BANKERS at 3 p. m., Daily except Saturday to 12 noon and from 6 p. m. to Christmas Savings Depositors. DDLE STREET Interest 4% on Savings Accounts DANCING EVERY NIGHT .....AT WONDERLAND H CONTINUOUS JAZZ MUSIC BY HAMER AND FAULKNER'S JAZZ ORCHE HAMER AND FAULKNER'S JAZZ ZOR H. Fred Johnson, Floor Manager ADMISSION TO DANCE FLOOR, 25 CENTS () Read our interesting announcement on inside p TAYLOR AND JENK OUR PROGRESSIVE BANK Beginning June 1st, will close at 3 p. m., Daily Open Saturday from 9 a. m. to 12 noon and 9 p. m., for Savings and Christmas Savings 323 WEST BIDDLE STREET Phone Mt. Vernon 1980 Interest 4% CONTINUOUS JAZZ MUSIC HAMER AND FAULKNER'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA HAMER AND FAULKNER'S JAZZ ZORCHESTRA H. Fred Johnson, Floor Manager. ADMISSION TO DANCE FLOOR, 25 CENTS (Including War Tax) Read our interesting announcement on inside page of this paper. Colored Mob Vowed Summary Vengeance On Whole White Population LYNCHING CHARGED Miami, Fin., Aug. 5—"If Chicago Negroes outnumbered twenty one, could stop race riots, Negroes equal to the whites, man to man, can an avenge a lynching," was the watchword of nearly one-fourth of the city's colored population yesterday when they organized, armed and threatened to wipe out white Miami. Only the arrival of the State militia prevented a pitched battle. The trouble started over the death of Herbert Brooks, charged with assaulting a local white woman. While being taken to Jacksonville for safe keeping authorities say Brooks jumped off the train and was killed. Colored people say he was lynched. The arrival of a body here was the signal for the rise of the colorization, who met his body at the station, attended the funeral in crowds and buried it with great ceremony. Several whites were chased by angry persons from the colored section. Brooks was a West Indian and A. A. H. Hubbard. British vice counsel, demanded an autopsy which confirmed an accidental death. State troopers guard the city where the rides, Miami is the state of the worst cracker age. Northern white tourists were not allowed to have their colored chauffeurs drive them thru the city. No colored person could own an automobile. LAWYER CARR BURIED. Former Baltimore and Pocomoke Democrat Held High Office New York, Aug. 5-Assistant Corporation Counsel James D. Carr was buried Tuesday of last week. His widow, mother and a brother, Dr. William T. Carr, Jr., of Baltimore, attended the funeral. The deceased was 52 years of age, and was born in Baltimore. Believing that colored men should divide their vote, he was one of the first to form a United Colored Democracy League which thousands of colored men joined the Democrat party. Under Tammany he appointed Assistant District Attorney and served three years. He was appointed Assistant Corporation Counsel in 1904 and held this position to his death. He was one of the most prominent Democrats in the country. Weller A statewide meeting of colored voters of Maryland will be called shortly, at which the attitude of Republican leaders in Maryland toward the race will be discussed. Rev. C. H. Stephan, chairman of the committee which was organized as a protest against the treatment given by the Browning administration announced that a preparatory meeting will be held at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night next at eight o'clock. It will be open to the public. It is planned to wage an active campaign against the Republican nominees in Maryland this fall. Democrats, while watching with interest the serious disaffection that exists among the colored voters, have made no effort to get support from the disaffected. Several leaders have told colored men, however, that they are glad to note the signs of revolt and it is right to protest against prejudicial conditions within the Republican party. These Democratic leaders seem inclined, according to the views of Entered in the Postoffice at Baltimore Md., as Second-class matter under the act of March 3, 1879. Parent To Her Mother --- At Once CITY REPUBLICANS WILL NOT HAVE MUCH HELP FROM PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY IN DEFEATING WELLER I WONDER HOW THE GIRL BEHIND ME FEELS IN HER TURNS ON A HOT DAY LIKE THIS? BALTIMORE SWEETERS IN AUGUST HEAT Turks Start Race War. Declare . Fire And Sword Will Be Used To Free Them From The English Yoke ISLAM STIRRED All Mohammedans To Be Enlisted In Mighty Color Struggle Constantinople, Turkey, July 20. —Claiming that England is attempting to destroy Turkey and make slaves of Turks as she is now doing of the Egyptians, word has gone out from this place throughout the Mohammed world to rise against England. Guerilla warfare, open warfare, raids, bombs and assassination will be used to drive the hated white man from Turkish soil. Turks are anxious to make it plain that this is not a fight against Christianity, but the fight of the darker peoples to free themselves from foreign domination. Not only Turkey but India, Afghanistan and Turkestan with Syria are being invoked to take the air warring. Indicative of how serious the situation is, the life of no white English man is safe in North Africa and the French Sengalese troops refused to light against their docket, brothers. PUBLIC INVITED TO HANGING niston, Alabama Jail. Anniston, Ala. Aug. 5—The public was invited to witness the execution of Edgar C. Colwell, ex-merchant, who was hanged on Friday. Colwell shot a street car conductor after quarrelling over a fare. President Wilson asked for clemency for Colwell and his case was sent to the Supreme Court. Local authorities were sent to within 24 hours and the Federal Courts that everybody was invited to the hiring and Colwell was given 25 minutes to make a speech before the trap was sprung. LIEUT. GOVERNOR ADVISES MIGRATION Tells Working Men To Leave the South If They Do Not Get A Square Deal. Louisville, Ky., Aug. 5—Lieutenant Governor Ballard, speaking at the Inter-national conference, called by Governor Morrow, advised colored people to tell the white South "if you don't give us a square deal in labor, politics and education, we are going to leave you and go north of the Ohio." Carried Booze in Melons. Macon, Ga., Aug. 5—Prohibition agents have discovered that farmers here are getting rid of moonshine by peddling it in crockery cannouflaged to look like watermelons. Courier Going to 10 Cents. Fittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 5—The increased cost of print paper, type, composition and labor has forced Pittsburgh Courier to increase its price to ten cents per copy and three dollars per year. ONLY THREE LEFT Klu Klux Drive All Other Colored People Out Of The Town of Esserville, Va. Esserville, Va., August 5—Following an order to clear out at once, given by the local Ku Klux, thought to have been friends of the white policemen who was killed in a pistol-duel by a colored man, Sunday afternoon, only three colored persons were permitted to remain in town. ```markdown ``` FAITH HEALER AT WORK ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE. THERE'S REV. GRAY! CHEESE IT!! REV. GRAY OUT TO CLEAN UP CABARETS Colored People Are Not Allowed In The Hospitals in The South. New York, Aug. 5—Speaking before a health meeting here last Sunday, Captain Arthur Spingard said that there were 225,000 colored people dying annually who could be saved. In the South, he said, there are Negroes suffering from tuberculosis, who are not allowed in the hospitals, and the only places they can be sent is to the jails. He added: "The Negro is stronger physically than the white, but it is wonderful how he stands the strain as well as he does." CAN'T MEET AT STATE CAPITOL Legislature Practically Closes Door To Colored Citizens In Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5—Because colored Republicans held a meeting in the House of Representatives two months ago and elected Henry Lincoln Johnson Republican National Committee of Georgia, a resolution was passed in the legislature barring colored people meeting in the Capitol without first securing the unanimous consent of the committee of each branch of the assembly. The bill was just passed by Governor Dorsey and now has become a law. BELLMAN WOULD NOT MAKE DATE And Because He Refused, Charles-Jon, W. Va. Woman Accuses Him of Assault. Charlestown, W. Va., August 5—When Bert Williams, bellman, in one of the local hotels refused to make engagements for one of the white guests, he was charged with assault and landed in the city jail. At the trial the case against him was dismissed. Thrown Thru Windshield. Southampton, N. Y., Aug. 5—McKinley McCoffee was thrown thru the windshield of his automobile and almost instantly killed the car in which he was driving with friends ran off the road into the darkness and bumped into a tree. Form Cooperative Company Morristown, T. Aug. 5, A $250,000.00 Cooperative Company has been formed here with John W. Thompson, president, to deal in general merchandise. Smuggling is Fine Business? Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 5—Federal authorities are kept busy now watching foreign born colored people who are making good money out of smuggling liquor into the city from ocean-going ships. New York, Aug. 5—"If you were in the South and sussed me like that they would hang you by the neck," said Esther Edwards, white, a tenant in one of the big apartment houses. "This ain't the South," replied Miss Mabel Johnson, 11, elevator girl, and not only assisted the woman in getting over the head with an iron bar. WAS NOT MURDERER. Cleveland Barber Goes All The Way To Alabama To Prove Innocence. Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 5—Jas. E. George, a barber, arrested because he looked like Robert Dix, who escaped from the city jail here three days before he was to have been hanged, was brought all the way to this city before it was found out that he was the man sought. Officers bought him back. Cleveland. He will sue for false arrest. Why Southern White Men Chase After Colored Women Herbert Seligmann, White, In A New Book, Tells Why No Brown Skinned Damsel Is In Dixie. Where The "Social Equal- No severer indictment of civilization in America has been penned zealously lynch every colored man by a white man than "The Negro who seeks out white women. He faces America," a new book just says. Off the press of Harper and Brothers, New York. Its author is Herbert J. Seligman, a one time news-paper writer. In the chapters, "Social Equality and Sex," Mr. Seligman answers the why, what, who questions of civilization out colored women? In slave days the colored woman had little or no protection against the white man. At present other civil and industrial disabilities operate to de- DELEGATION ASK'S PARK COMMISSIONER FOR MORE BENCHES IN PERKINS SQUARE BLACK-BOX PLAYERS NO 3 GEORGIE GREYER, 1ST BASEMAN. THEY CAN'T COME TOO BAD FOR GEORGIE FRED B. HUSSON Africans Won't Join With Garvey Declare Their Problems Are Different From Those Of Negro Americans WANT STEAMSHIP LINE But Will Send No Delegates To Convention Meeting In New York This Week Lagos, W. Africa, July 30. On the grounds that the problems of Africans are not the problems of colored Americans, the British West African Conference held in Accra recently voted, "to give fullest patronage to the Black Star Line, but to take no part in the program of the Universal Convention of Negroes, meeting in New York City, under Marcos Garvey, this week. In explanation of this vote, the Nigerian Times says, "Promoters can count on the heart-swined support of every same minded African. The inclusion, however, of a political plan such as the founding of a Pan African Empire is too obviously ridiculous to do ought also than alienate sympathy from the government. "The idea of independence of the Africans does not chime in with that propounded by Hon. Marcus Garvey. Africa will one day be controlled by Africans. The distinct African nations want a separate political entity, rather than being a part of the universal Negro empire. "Our humble advice to the Hon. Marcus Garvey and other members of great movement for Negro emancipation is that so far as West Africans are concerned what is needed most is civilization. Besides the Black Star Line (already in being) West Africa needs the establishment of banks, industries, schools, (normal aud vocational) colleges and an up-to-date University. These are the best civilizing agencies and the best means of speeding up the development of evolution. To do this, of building up an Empire, the bases of ignorance and civilization is but to concomitate the wildest of wildest schones." Rich. He Ran Away Suffolk, Va., Mug. 5—Little Thomas Montague, eight years old, cind in brown overalls and a little felt hat as his only clothing was given fifteen cents by his mother two weeks ago to buy candy. He has not been seen or heard of since. Millions For Soldiers. Washington, Aug. 5—The War Risk Bureau is making plans to spend $46,000,000 to aid men in any way injured by their war services overseas. Some men slightly injured are able to get $25 per month compensation at the War Risk Bureau. Why Southern W Chase After Herbert Seligmann, W Tells Why No Brow In Dixie. Where "city" Thee No severer indictment of civilization in America has been penned Africa For Africans Urged Garvey Tells 12,000 In Garden That Other Nations Must Be Ordered To Get Out AUDIENCE CHEERS Parade Of Thuosands Takes New York By Storm On Sunday New York City, Aug. 5.—"Africa can for Africans." "All men are created equal." "Home is laughing." can light in the air and other slogans were carried by standard bearers in a gorgeous parade of purple, gold and green that took New York by storm Sunday afternoon. To the beginning of a thin day, the convention of the annual Negro Improvement Association, headed by Marcus Garvey, Mr. Garvey himself in a satin mantle of red and black, accompanied by Prince Dennyl, said he have come from Prica, in blue and with gold satin, and with gold braid and bright uniforms led the parade. Detegates from nearly every state in the Union, Africa, South and Central America and the West. Tudies are sold to be at the opening which opened at Madison Square Monday night before 12.000 FRENZIED CHEERS GREET GARVEY Frenzied cheering greeted Mr. Garvey; head of the Black Star Steamship Line, when he arose to speak. He said: "We shall not ask England or France not, or Belgium, 'Why are you here?' he said, "we shall only command them 'Get out of here.'" The mention of Belgium brought hisses from the crowd in remembrance of the atrocities of the Congo. What is good for the white man is good for the Negro, we believe, he went on, "and that is freedom, liberty and democracy. Two million black men were called out to fight that the world might enjoy the benefits of civilization and 400,000,000 black men are ready to fight the battle of democracy on the fields of Africa and no compromise to offer; the Negroes of the world shall do no less than strike for freedom. If the English claim England, the French France, and the Indians Italy, as their native habitat, then the Negroes shall claim Africa as their native habitat and shed their blood to maintain their claim. The impression "shall frame a bill of rights for the Negro race and daw up a constitution that shall govern the destinies of all branches of the black race. The bloodless of all wars is yet to come when Asia shall match her strength against Europe for the domination of the world. That will be the Negro's opportunity to will be the Negro's opportunity to draw the sword for the cause of African redemption." TO ELECT LEADERS OF RACE Besides the drawing up of the bill of rights the brief work of the Three bands provided music for the singing of the Negro anthem, "Ethiopia, thou land of our fathers." Everywhere in evidence were the black, green and crimson of the Negro banners, which were waved enthusiastically amid the cheering at every mention of the hopes of African freedom. DENOUNCES DR. DUBOIS Hearing that Dr. DuBois was in the bushy area, an applauded Dr. Carvey, presiding in the char, when he said: "If Dr. DuBois were a new Negro working for the freedom of his race we would have been glad to know that he was there. "But association with an alien race, size of the pocketbook and the written descriptions of books favoring Negroes is not enough recommendation for us. He must be 100 per cent Negro. We do not care two pins for Dr. DuBois; when we think of big Negroes we do not think of men like him." ONLY LOST HIS TEETH. Six Mothers Shot Away In a Very Mysterious Manner. Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 5—Prank Summers is in the Presbyterian Hospital with six teeth shot away and wounds in his mouth, chest and neck. He does not seem to remember how he got in such an awful fix. White Men Colored Women White, In A New Book, In Skinned Damsel Is The "Social Equal-ory Leads. seek out colored women, while they EIRST EDITION FIGHT. Have Him League Aug. 5. — There is here to arms at the National Ne- ch opens ion is the bands of E. and owner elected newspapers of Mr. and dele- letting it backing head, for call that president Congratulations for Sen. Harding Appreciation Expressed For Strong Stand Against Lynching And Discrim- ination PYTHIANS ACT Kansas Organization Will Do Everything Possible To Elect Senator Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 5. Everything is in readiness here to receive hundreds of visitors at the annual session of the National Negro Business League, which opens Sunday week. PLAN TO CUT TICKET. Virginia Republicans, Like Those In Maryland, Are Becoming declared this procedure is not in accord with the ruling of the National Committee at Chicago, and unless recognition is given colored voters they will vote for Harding and cut the rest of the ticket. Wichita, Kansas, Aug. 5—John E. Lewis, ex-Grand Chancellor of Kansas, was instantly killed in an automobile accident when his steering gear broke and the car went over an embankment. The Grand Lodge then in session attested his funeral in a body. The big topic of discussion is the fight being made by friends of E. C. Brown, local banker and of the Dunbar Theatre he selected the next president, newspapers on him swamped with copy dwelling on the merits of Mr. Brown. On the other hand, gates from the South are making it be known that they are backing Dr. Brown. Moton, present head, for Moton. Older business men recall that Dr. Moton was elected president only after a hard fight against Dr. Emmettt Scott of Howard University, Dr. Scott's friends may line up with Mr. E. C. Brown this year. COURT FAVORS COLORED SCHOOLS Awards Damages In Claim For Back Taxes Hopkinsville, Ky., Aug. 5.—In Circuit Court this week, Judge Bush handed down a bill awarding colored schools $1478.85. The award was the result of a suit by retarded schools for their greater share of the taxes. DENIES FOUNTAIN WAS BEATEN Another Officer Says Sheriff Only Made A Break At Him Frederick, Md., Aug. 5.--Another officers of the Motorcycle Squad denied that Sheriff Sobrys best Fountain before the execution. His version was as follows: just before hung Fountain, the Sheriff tried to sequester a confession. The Fountain was obdurate, howe- ver, and exclaimed, "That little white girl lied on me, sheriff." "The sheriff cursed Fountain and made an effort to use his lists on him, but was restrained by officers." Dissatisfied. Norfolk, Va., Aug. 5—At a meeting of one hundred and fifty representative citizens held at Fuckroe Beach, presided over by K. Pollard, of Richmond, leading Republicans of the State decided to hold the Republican ticket to both in November, unless their demands are satisfied. The bone of contention is the manner in which Langford was appointed for Congress. The committee held its meeting in a white hotel to which colored men were not admitted. Pollard FIRE COMPANY SUED. Annual Dance. Nyac, N. Y., Aug. 5.—Because the Rockland County Fireman charged eight colored pieces and their girls $4 a piece on $4 in all, for adjoining the dancing pavilion at their annual outing, suit will be entered in the local courts under the Equal Rights Law. Earlier in the day eight couples had been admitted to the same pavilion on tickets worth 10 cents a piece. Higher price was charged to keep them out. Zion Divine Prostrated Offer Making Long Address. Buried in Alabama Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 3.—The body of Bishop J. W. Alstork of the A. M. E. Z. Church who died suddenly at Searcy, Alabama, after delivering a lengthy address to a crowded church, we 'bought here for burial last. Bishop Alstork was 11 years old, had been a minister for twenty-eight years and a bishop for twenty years. $65,000 GROCERY STORE Thirty-seven Seattle, Wash., Aug. 5—Harry M. Legr, driven out of Birmingham, Alabama by the migration hass the largest number of the city. He employs thirty- seven people and has $65,000 worth of stock on his shelves. 600 Attend Federation. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5.—Under the auspices of the Federation of Labor six hundred colored delegates held must muse last week. Effort is being made to get all colored workers into the unions. Texas Jury Indicts Five. Paris, Texas, Aug. 5—Special Grant jury drawn to investigate men, reported indictments of first degree murder against five whites. Prominent Pythian Killed PRICE 5 CENTS Marion, O., Aug 5.—Letters and telegrams have poured in upon Senator Warren G. Harding, congratulating him on his speech accepting the Republican nomination Unlike President Wilson, Senator Harding not only condemned lynching but sated his remedy in saying that the Federal Government should stamp out there. There was no sign on Harding's speech that the Negro citizens Not even Roosevelt gave such generous words of encouragement which have been received enthusiastically by colonists with own experience. The League of Nations and other questions, national and international, have been forced into the background in the minds of many colored persons in the United States, in the racial justice, which Senator Iford朗誓es to America. Dr. James F. Lawson, Chicago, wrote Senator Harding that his few words on equal rights, "are as a mail us to a Demonstration." Col Senator has gone all previous aspirants for the presidency one better. The Kansas Grand Lodge of Lithians in convention annually endorsed Harding and Coolidge as a result of his stretch. SCHUMANN-HEINK A RARE WOMAN Speaks Kindly Of Colored People Aaron Wilson Skin Lines Among Whom She Lives Chicago, H., Aug. 5.—Madam Schumann-Heink is the peer of opera singers. Last week she ran out her 42nd year on the stage and gave an interview to newspaper reporters. In it she speaks briefly but took up her interest in paying a high compliment to the colored people among whom she lives in Chicago. She declared that with Negroes in industry, America would not have so much of DeKever Thompson, a well-known colored composer, is due largely to the interest of Madam Schumann-Heink. CAN'T SEEK CLIENTS IN POLICE COURT Washington Judge Puts A Stop To Undignified Practice. Washington, D. C., Aug. 5. Judge Harrison in the United States Branch of the police court declared his intention on Monday to put an end to "professional capers," and solicitors in and around the courts. He also announced his intention to stop officers from directing clients to various lawyers. FLAGMAN A HERO. Ashville, N. C. Aug. 5.—George Bradley, flagman, in effort to prevent an automobile containing two white men from passing before a passenger train, was himself knocked down by the auto and crushed beneath the heavy wheels of the oncoming engine. Meat Cutters In Session. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 5.—Thirty colored delegates are among the many hundreds attending the two meat eaters' convention of meat eaters here. Tuskegee in Movies. Tuskegee, Ala., Aug. 5. "Tuskegee Institute," a moving picture of six reels has been filmed and will be sent broadcast over the country. French Girls Advertise For Colored Husbands Boston, Mass., Aug. 3.—A local employment bureau advertises that it will put colored men in touch with thousands of French girls and also war widows who want colored American husbands. Use Signs To Stop Migration Canton, Miss, Aug. 5. "Come White and Colored People and Let's Get Together." This sign, stretched across the main streets of the city is designed to stop the migration northward. Build Schools To Waterbury, Miss. Aug. 5. Unions are being opened for colored membership, inter-racial meetings promoted and schools are being built to keep colored people from moving to the North. THEN AND NOW. Texas Laborers Turn Down A Six Dollar Per Day Job Houston, Texas, Aug. 5—On January 8, 1855, a white man sold three shirts to another for $1400. Just the other day descendants of those shirts turned down offers of six dollars per day because the job didn't suit them. TWO YEAR OLD FALLS SIXTY FEET Tiny Tot Playing Near Third Story Window, Falls To His Death Seizes Ankle Just In Time But It Slips Thru Her Hands Falling out of the third story window of his home to the concrete pavement sixty feet below, little Joseph Montgomery, Jr., one year, ten months old, sustained a fractured skull and a broken Pride of India. The Montgomerys have the third story apartment at 1035 Drulid Hill avenue, over Sanders Barbershop and Mrs. Montgomery sat on a couch in front of the third story window reading, while Joseph amused himself, "bits of paper to pieces. The window front is made of wood and the couch which stands beside it, is on the same level as the window. - Leaving little Joseph with his bits of paper for a moment, Mrs. Montgomery stepped out into the other room. She returned just in time to see him lean his back against the screen in the way under his weight. As his little body bent backward out of the window she uttered a scream and rushing forward she succeeded in getting hold of one of his ankles. She held it firmly for a moment till the younger kicked himself fell to his instant death three usages below. As the accident occurred early in the day the availments of Mr. Sanders barbershop had not been raised, which would have probably broken the fall. Of the little follow was almost immediate, Dr. E. V. Fitzgerald stated, due to a fractured skull and broken neck. FATHER NOT INFORMED According to Mrs. Montgomery, Joseph Sr. is a steward on board one of the boats of the Merchants and Company, which left here for Philadelphia sometime ago. Last week he wrote his wife that he would take a new steamer from Philadelphia to Boston. Mrs. Montgomery does not know the name of the steamer her husband is sailing on and has not been able to inform him of the death of their child. Inquiry of a representative of the ARFO-AMERICAN at the steamboat company's steamer, Hilda and company's steamer, brought牙齿 the information that there was no steward or waiter on any of the company's steamers by the name of Joseph Montgomery. Brawley Home From Africa. New York City, August 5—B. R. Brawley, former dean of College, Albany, G. has returned from an educational tour in Liberia, has resided from Meadow house but has not yet enlisted in future plans. Pistol Was "Unloaded" A cooverer that was not "blonde" is responsible for Albert Wylie, an 18-year-old boy having a bullet wound in his arm. The boy says he was in the coal yard of North Vincent, Monday, and the lattfer was playing with a pistol. The weapon was handheld off the bulletbitting the boy in the arm. A nearby physician gave him first aid, and he Franklin Square Hospital for treatment. POLICE FIND "STILL" Albert Hudson Charged With Diving "Jump Steady" Plant On His Premises. The police of the Western District arrested Albert Hudson the other day for operating a stall on the hard floor of 235 Arch Street, despite the fact that Albert knew nothing about "jump steady," he will have to face the federal authorities. Thirty Lodges of Ehio have organized in various sections of the country during the year that thurgs. W. E. McMechen has been grand exalted ruler, large number of Ehio expeditioners, large number of Lodge members, Lodge at Kansas City in August, at which session Mr. McMechen will be a candidate for reelection. A Chapter of Accidents. When the horse of William Hickens, Jr., was thrown from the wagon, receiving a cut on his temple, the boy was given first aid. He was taken to his home, 529 W. Lee street. The father received minor bruises, aged 12 years, was hit on the leg by a dog owned by Mrs Mary Moore, 752 W. Saratoga street. While riding behind on a motorcycle, Saratoga street, Monday John W. Saratoga street, 759 Saratoga street, received injuries when an automobile collided with the machine. The accident occurred at Killimoe and Pearl streets. George E. Gross, aged 8 years, was hurt Monday when struck by a wagoner in the street. The W. Saratoga street, the received treatment of the University Hospital. EMILY V. HICKS BURied. Donna Hicks, eldest daughter of George E. Gross, passed from life to the great beyond on July 15th, at 11:45 o'clock. The funeral services were conducted by pastor E. Charles E. Stevenson of Elizabetzer A. M. Charles from father's residence 1428 N. Carver St. Ste. leaves a father, Ambrose Hicks, one brother, Charles W. Hicks, two sisters, George A. Gray and Sallie Browne, a host of friends to mourn their loss. Professor Scott In The West Word has been received from Professor H. Herson Scott that the entertainer and his jubilee quintet are successfully entertaining in the West. They have a successful concert in Cleveland last week. CAREFUL DRIVERS CALL FITTS FOR NIFTY BOX BACK CLOTHES See HARRY, the TAILOR 1042 Penna. Ave. 7 S. Greene Street. CAXBRIDGE! CAMBRIDGE! CAMBRIDGE! Grand SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE, MD. Grand SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE, MD. Daughters of First Patriarchie Regiment, G.U.O.O.F. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1920 Music furnished by Rochesters Syncopaced Orchestra We beg to assure you that no pains will be spared to make this the most delightful of the season. This will give you an opportunity to visit relatives and friends as we will POSITIVELY LAND Lady Jennie A. Mason, President Lady M. A. Mason, Sec'y. Lady Gertrude Hall, Treasurer. The Local Committee of Arrangements takes this means of thanking His Excellency the Governor of Maryland, His Honor the Mayor of Baltimore, the State and City Boards of Education and all other organizations and individuals who in any way contributed to the success of the 17th annual meeting of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools held in our city last week. in George B. Murphy, Chairman Jesse L. Nicholas, Secretary Blindfolded Man A blindfolded man clad in white flannel trousers and holding a rusty blanket around his shoulder was marched up and down the JBL avenue. In comparison, he last week. A crowd estimated at twenty-five or thirty persons watched the blindfolded one holding an umbrella over head being marched down the avenue and into the doors the A. A. A. The performance, it is said, was part of the initiation of some organization whose name could not be learned. **Shot by "Unloaded" Pistol.** A revolver that was not "loaded" is responsible for Albert Wright. 15 years old, 1613 W. Saratoga St. with a bullet wound in his arm. A nearby physician gave him first aid, and he later went to the Franklin Square Hospital for treatment. BARBERSHOP FOR "Y" Completion of Swimming Pool Waits on Pumps. The boys, under the direction of Mr. Morris, the new recreation officer, become responsible for the activities of the department. A swimming rule is played for encouragement, at which time the boys will swim. Swimming good will be in operation soon. Filters and pump on the way. Swimming will feature the boys, who are preparing for swimming trains and waiting for the first plums. The management is in charge of the installation of the barber shop, barber service of members, and the tender in person, the same to be put into operation, about September 15th. The education of the disabled soldiers of the Navy is attended by the charge of the educational officer in attendance, conducting the Sion, Frank J. I. Jenkins, bethan Jones, White S. Sutton, the marshal, the Hills, James J. Pratt, Wm. Holland and four O'Rios. The school will be held here until the Frank S. Sutton, Baldwin, where their permanent team will be located. collected at the Sunday morning. His address birthed the audience and only shouted once in his life in other parts of the country. His closing appeal or speech was touching. Seveny six dollars in publicity contributed to contribute later. Alen L. Morris, the new representative, is getting the honors the Ministry has bested daily, andough times makes sounds and sometimes. Young Morris is full of "peep" but the boy will have a real good smile. Thomas H. Stuart, membership and social secretary, is on vacation. 41 Election Judges Named. J. Wylde Smith, 1585 Whatcom road; W. Ann. J. Jones, 1582 N. Sparrow road; C. Ann. J. Jones, 1580 C. Ann. road; G. Elliott, 1580 Emphall, 1580 Woodbury street; all of the Fifteenth ward; William Lewis, 1579 Argyle ward; Joseph C. Smith, 1426 Dewitt ward; Nathan Culver, 1426 Argyle ward; Samantha Culver, 1428 Argyle avenue; John B. T. Burton, 1426 W. Franklin street; Henry Cox, 1426 Chichester; Alley Charles Montague, 1426 Montague; William Montague, 1426 Montague; 714 Chester street; John B. Wilh, 1422 Chester street; Frank Miles, 572 St. Mary street; Clinton N. Davis, 538 W. Lawrence avenue; Clinton N. Davis, 538 W. Lawrence avenue; Marshall, 538 Dupont street; and William T. Greenwood, 506 W. Hoffman street; all of the twentieth ward. York Rites Improve Building The building inspector granted the building the Trustees' approval. Fire and Accused York Rites Masons are Maryland to improve their build- ing 211 215 Smith street. Goodloe At Hampton. Goodloe Goodlow and his racing solo me at Hampton. In this week take part in the race here with eight involvements in the Canadian meet. Austral John Lil, Sir Gailard the Second and Arundel. CAMBRIDGE: CAMBR Grand SELECT FAM TO CAMBR ON STEAMER Daughters of First Patriare TUESDAY, AUG Music furnished by Rochester We beg to assure you that no pa the most delightful of the seas portunity to visit relatives POSITIVE Lady Jennie A. Mason, President Lady Gertrude H Committee of Arrangements—M Doswell, Cornelius Sm Retirement, Launches and Mrs. Jennie Dixon, 416 Ogston street, appeared in the antwerpoom of Marshal Carter to say, 'that her home is "spooky." The ghosts she attributed to enemies who had sprinkled her home with chloroform. She was told that the marshal was out. When she met a representative of the Afro-American in the Court House corridor, she told him about the "evil things." She said that she was from North Carolina, had gone to school as far as the third grade and was qualified to teach school. She then hired herself over to the office of Davis and Bishop, where she was informed that they could do nothing to put "spooks" to fall. SPEAKS 7 LANGUAGES Chas. Building, South African, Arvested For Having No Passport When Patrolman Schlatter, Northwestern District, heard Charles Estiminy speaking in broken English Wednesday night he asked for his passport. The passport was not forthcoming, and Charles was taken to the Northwestern Police Station. There it was found that he spoke seven languages. Bukhina, who says he is a native of South Africa, was held for the United States immigration authority whether or not he got to deport him. SUES FOR $1,200 George Lewis Says He Did Not Get Lawful Payment After Being Injured Through Attorney U. Grant Tyler, George Lewis said a suit in court on October of last week, claiming $1,200 to be due him from the firm of George W. Frazier and Bro. plumbers at 7471 W. Saratoga street. The plaintiff claims that he was injured in the defendant's employ, and that he did receive the allowance due him under the Workmen's Compensation Act. C. M. H. Johnson Thinks Charles Countians Should Co-operate C. M. H. Johnson, State agent of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, has just joined a business trip to charities county, says that the colored people there seem to lack the "got-together" spirit manifest in other sections of the State. He says that the people there are mostly Catholics and that fraternal orders, such as the Masons, Cythians and Odd Pellows, are lacking in the kind of love, devotion to the lack of the fraternal spirit. He makes a hopeful view of the future of the residents there, however. WATERMELON DODGED TRAFFIC Lawn In Middle Of Street For Ten Minutes Saturday An express wagon laden with a salinity watermelon lost its load at the corner of Myrtle and Harlem streets, the big seventy-five-cent watermelon fell without bursting in the middle of the street. Automobiles and wagons dug around it for a fall ten minutes and even pedestrials eyed it suspiciously as they passed by until a youngster, holder of the street and returned with the melon tucked safely under his arm. Thus it happened that one family which did not expect to have melon for Sunday, had it. while another which expected to have melon for Sunday, didn't have it. TO REVIVE N. A. A. C. P. Meeting On Foot To Put Strong Bridge In Baltimore Branch in Baltimore. At an informal conference called by Mrs. Addie Hunton and James W. Johnson of New York office that Friday, November 10, 1943, the plaque were set on foot to revive the branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored. The New York office plans to send a worker here for a limited period who will put on a campaign to understrain the salary of the executive secretary. Piano Hospital Ready Walter Pinderhughes has opened at 122 Brun Hill avenue, a piano hospital where he will tune, repair and sell musical instruments. Migration Hits St. Vincent. Kingston, St. Vincent Island, B. W. 1 July 27—Seventy-five men left on the solitary Olympic to work on a sugar estate in Cuba. The migration in that direction is steady. Camp Meeting Opens. Brockport, N. August 1—The annual camp meeting opened last Sunday before several hundred persons. POLICE RAID AVENUE HOME Charge Of Running Disorderly House And Violating Volstead Act Laid Bound Sergent Charles E. Wilhelm and Sergeant Joseph Carroll assisted the home of Mrs. Luberta Williams, 1226 Druid Hill avenue, late last Saturday, arresting her and two couples scantily dressed. Mrs. Williams, who gave her age as 38 years and occupation as a real estate dealer, was charged with running a disorderly house, keeping a rooming house without the proper permit and obstructing the Volstead act by furnishing liquor. James Dorser, 1216 Druid Hill avenue; James Grace Jones, 550 Baker street; James White, of York, and Miss Ida Gross, 1125 Bolton street, were arrest- cols its witness. When arraigned before Justice Chapma police the Northwestern Police Station Monday afternoon, Mr. Williams' attorney, George L. Pontleton, succeeded in knocking out the charge of violating the Volstead act. She was held, however, in $500 ball for the action of the Criminal Court on the charge of running a disorderly house and released on her own recognition on the other. Arthur L. Johnson was granted permit to build one story, fireproof garage garage in Moulshol St. with $325, Wm. Z. Carpichugh, white builder. WE REPEAT MONDAY, AUG AT THE BROOM 631 NORTH HOT WITH A BIG CLEAR On this date inclusive to Septu- Low Prices, when the new adva- BROOMS. So secure your wa- AT THE BROOM 631 NORTH HOT Between Centre and M COME, GO ...SECOND ANNUAL PAYNE'S A. M. E. TO GREATER BROOM ON FRIDAY, A Music by Porter's Cap TICKETS, Bottle leaves foot of Broadway MEALS J. Edward Neal, Supt. Hamilton Young, See. LOOK! LOOK! WE Ebenezer M. GRAND UNION To Greater Brown's Grove ON MONDAY, AUG In the interest of this FARE FOR THE ROUND Bottle leaves Baltimore at 7 a. m. a. rows Point at 10:30 a. m., and GOOD MUSIC IN Refresments and Eve Rev. J. C. Allen, Pastor. WESTERN PHI BUT RATE DRUGGIST Pennsylvania Avenue and D TH THIS SPACE EACH OF OUR CUT PRICE Between Centre and Monument Sts. New COME. GO WITH US. FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, 35 CENTS Boat leaves Baltimore at 7 a.m. and 1 p.m.. Leaves Pier O. Spar rows point at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Returns at 6 p.m. GOOD. MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. Beauty Shop. 739 GEORGE STREET. Open Evenings. Telephone M.L. Vernon 946 NORTHWEST .....CUT RA Corner Pennsylvan WATCH THIS SOME MORE OF OU NORTHWESTERN PHARMACY Corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Dolphin Street. WATCH THIS SPACE EACH WEEK. SOME MORE OF OUR CUT PRICES ing Man has gone on the TCH THIS SPACE Next Week SPECI The Advertising Ma WATCH Next .BIG S WATCH THIS SPACE Next Week. .BIG SPECIALS. STERNO CANNED HEAT 10 cents can 3 for 25 cents 1 doz. for 98 cents MAIL ORDERS REC ABOVE PRICES Send your Prescription tor Orders, ERS RECEIVE PROMPT AT PRICES INCLUDE W criptions To Us and Ge Orders, At Reasonable I Complaint By Ministers May Have Summary Effect On Cabaret Or FI Repute. Cabaret near-saloon saloons to which minors are attracted have music pedal put upon their activities. In some neighborhoods in the northwest section complaints in the formerly amused amusing from these places and the police have given notice to some that music pedal put on P.M. fact that ministers and others are protesting over these disorderly places, which they regard as moralizing and moralizing girls has helped to bring the attention of the bad conditions to the public. Unintended ministers have been working Hill and Pennsylvania avenue in recent nights, and it is said that reports of conditions are being made to Police Commissioner When liquor was banished from cabbages, likewise the restriction on cabbages shows an elite congregating of young girls in their went. Trap drums and pianos were brought into play in the cabbages, and other dances allowed in order to bring in money. As a result, humorality is said to be on the increase. These cabbages are springing up all over the northwestern section has banished its women to the interior, who would enter its ports must "pong" 28 cents. There, sometimes packed to suffocation, the young men and women are forced to trawl. Waters are on hand to furnish probation drinks. Thus the loss resulting from the banishment of liquor being partly overcome. An almost complete recollection of the wise. Around many of the cabbages places immoral resorts are said to have been established and gambling to some extent, according to report. Mrs. Pierce Gets Divorce Mrs. Eleanh W. Pierce, 1236 Argylle Ave. gets absolute divorce from her husband, Paul Pierce, who was omitted for divorce after tickets at Union Station, Baltimore Judge Dawkins awarded her the custody of the only child Bertha aged four years, represented Mrs. Pierce. KNABE SQUARE PLANO in best condition, nice for club or beginners. 926 N. CAROLINE ST. NOTARY PUBLIC - AFRO AMERICAN OFFICE. WANTED .TOBACCO STRIPPERS Apply GOOD SALARY To good writer and intelligent speaker, lady or gentleman, to travel and organize The United Progressive Association. Apply to Apply to Dr. D. Newton E. Campbell, 1369 N. Carey Street, Baltimore, Md. tf. WANTED—COLORED GIRLS TO PRESS SLIP-OVA MIDDY DLOUSES. WAGES 30 per cent. BONUS FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE. CITY SEWING COMPANY 122 N. PEARL STREET MME. L. E. JENSON 50c Pompeian Face Powder 45c WE RE-OPEN SATDAY, AUGUST 9th AT THE EXCLUSIVE COM SHOP NORTH HOWARD STREET BIG CLEAN SWEEP SALE due to September 1st, at our now prevailing new advanced Fall Prices will be put on your wants during our August sale AT THE EXCLUSIVE COM SHOP NORTH HOWARD STREET Store and Monument Sts. Next to wall. WELCOME, GO WITH US. ANNUAL EXCURSION.... A. M. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL WATER BROWN'S GROVE SATDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1920 Water's Capital Society Orchestra COCKETS, 35 CENTS. 1 Broadway 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. REFRESHMENTS. Supt. Wilbur Waters, Asst. Supt. Rev. C. H. Williams, Pastor. BOOK! WATCH! WAIT! Zezer M. E. Church's UNION EXCURSION Pear's Grove on The Steamer Starlight. AUGUST THE 9th, 1920 Most of the Trustee Tribal Rally. ROUND TRIP, 35 CENTS 7 n. m. and 1 p. m... Leaves Pier O. Spar- a. m. and 2 p. m. Returns at 6 p. m. MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. S and Everything Good to Eat. Cor. G. W. Dockins, Secretary PHARMACY BUGGISTS.... e and Dolphin Street. BEACH WEEK. PRICES 25c Mavis Talcum 21c 25c Butterfly Talcum 21c one on his Vacation SPACE Week. CIALS. On this date inclusive to September 1st, at our now prevailing Low Prices, when the new advanced Fall Prices will be put on BROOMS. So secure your wants during our August sale AT THE EXCLUSIVE Bout leaves foot of Broadway 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. MEALS REFRESHMENTS. J. Edward Neal, Supt. Wilbur Waters, Asst. Supt. Hamilton Young, See. Rev. C. H. Williams, Pastor. 20 Cents Sulphur and Cream of Tartar Lovenges 15 cents box 2 boxes for 25 cents MPT ATTENTION DE WAR TAX and Get What Your Doc- nable Prices. Permit For Garage 25c Mavis Talcum 21c 25c Pompeian Talcum 21c Auto Skids, Injuring Driver Mr. William F. Stone, 540 Baker street, in attempting to keep on the roadway on Liberty Heights avenue late Sunday afternoon turned suddenly causing his machine to skid into the side of a road. He was severely hurt around the chest. Miss Carrie Brown, 650 N. Fremont avenue and Mr. James Harris, 2123 Etting street other passengers in the car were not hurt. Auto Collides Dan Weatherby, 211 Harrington, driving a car, collided with the automobile of S. Redwood and J. Redwood streets Tues. He collided with the rear mud guard. He was charged with having inadequate brakes, in the Traffic Court. Found Dead In Bed Mrs. Mary, Gross, 309 Forrest St. found Richard Martin, 62 years old, dead in the front bed-room when she went to see why he did not answer her call. $6 000 Sale Ratified The Orphan Court on Tuesday ratified the sale of real estate of the late William H. Daly, amounting to $6,000. Mrs. Mary E. Daly and George W. F. McMechen are the administrators. Appointed Teacher Hagerstown, Md., Aug. 5.—Miss Florence Taylor has been appointed teacher in the Beaver Creek School. 25c Butterfly Talcum 21c Call and learn our terms A cottage in fee at Govans A cottage with one acre; ruit, flowers and vegetables, Reisterstown, Md. 1 house 400 block N. Eden St. 5 houses 800 block West Franklin street; $ rooms and low ground rent. 2211 Druid Hill avenue for rent—three story. FOR RENT LYCEUM HALL Real Estate—Insurance Notary Public TRULY HATCHETT 900 N. Eutaw St. --- COR. BIDDLE -- FOR SALE 1700 block Druid Hill Ave. 600 block Mosher St. 1927 White St. 12 N. Mount St. The Gross-Grant Real Estate Co. 2033 DRUID HILL AVE. Madison 7039 FOR SALE BICYCLE IN FIRST CLASS CON- DITION 1538 N. CAREY STREET MRS. SADDIE BOWMAN SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT The Johnson Building and Loan Association was incorporated July 22, 1920, with temporary offices at 2016 McCulloh St. Phone, Madison 7170. Association meets every Monday and Saturday nights from 7:30 to 9 P. M. FOR RENT Office space for rent. Suitable for dentist, real estate office, business firm, in AFRO-AMERICAN BLDG 628 N. EUTAY STREET And two good all-round printers. Eight hour work day, permanent position, and top pay. Apply to THE GUIDE PUBLISHING CO. 711 HIGHLAND AVE. NORFOLK, VA. FOR RENT—A nice large front room can be located for dining. Apply, 325 N. STUCKER ST. Phone, Mt. Vernon 1159 W. EAT YOUR NEXT MEAL AT JONES' LUNCH ROOMS 1044 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD. JAMES W. JONES, PROP. You will live better and feel better. All food strictly fresh. Home cooking like your mother used to cook. Cleanliness—our motto. We cook everything we serve. Residence: Madison 3832-W. Office: St. Paul 4148 ROY S. BOND LAWYER Formerly Courtland St. Rooms 49-51 Third Floor Residence. 1411 David Hill Avon Baltimore, Md. NEW DEVELOPMENT 160 LOTS FOR SALE ON EASY PLAN FROM $300 TO $500 AT EDGEMERE On North Point Road 1 mile from Sparrow Point Will finance your home when lots are paid for Apply AUTHOR N. ROGERS 118 E. LEXINGTON ST. Phone S. P. 3653 Real Estate in all its branches SMITH'S STORE Furniture bought and sold 1330 PENNSYLVANIA AV. Phone Madison 3386 W. J. Steward Davls B. Edward Driscoll W. Norman Bishop DAVIS & BISHOP Attorneys and Counsellors At Law 118 EAST LEXINGTON ST. BATIMORE, MD. UPTOWN OFFICE 1107 DRUID HILL AVE. HOURS 7-9 Telephones: Down Town, St. Paul 3473 Up Town, Mt. 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WALSH'S FAMOUS OLD HERB SHOP. 910 Penna.Av. n'r BiddleSt' USED PIAKOS BOUGHT & SOLD W.W.PINDERHUGHES 1203 Druid Hill.PhoneMad.7441c ea fd Teak tees ar ERIE NET | i ce ne eS EA CONC GP AEN aT PT Oe ca ee te a Ena ree ER I ee LS EST SESE ED er GR SEVIEN > en —————— — —— oe = CE BEE ——— —— (arrears “y” TEAM DROPS a : ” LINCOL! R ENFORCE NEW LAW FRUITLAND | : ONE TO LINCOLN.NQ Bali Vel ror - Fruitland, 2d. Aguust 5~Servisés | 2 City, Ms rs Police Making Arrests For Fallurelay Mc, Olive A. M. E. Chureh Suy day A “ey i ms, fate aoa ONES Bee Sis ‘ ee inicoin A.C." stopp e xtrang s Fifty Feet P reacke : SR int Samed na, ta Jack Johnson) te sex aces rie ree mre: for feteh sumtora wax wed - 10,000 See Giants). ine ese a car Stops. 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Hill ftiuers” the speetatong setting “Up. ‘lin that esol deafening with mex gee ond ag ne Hot ane hast te mics ot thie tras. the Giants were the first te dint th fume’ plate, counting one. i the fourth Fraine, Pail bunting down. the» hit frist line for the fing it af he sate Trouigass sacrificed iim. te. sacond nv Ine cuss secure bys Hrmies singlet Genter Sti sure wane adder tah Ge fen franc whe ae tally Kens Wit hewn the atch ux ora single wns sneritiead by Scott te necont dud rezistered when fanper aed Bet. aver tw Hlubbariss drive. Usrot Bort ten” Mitr ta “the ister Titntabe batyjet madly inthe second thir lth and sixth frames to real Use foun house. bt were. unsuesess fu, “Vhnitaaedsecinvt te be master Sitwation tn every pinch, eve in th inet "frames shen the: heres artitlers Tr ihlahee sifersdive: got set and was Tipping things om in ® “threatentag Inkimer he wwent Cape gi Franch {ie bettet" nid wali the ined iste Choa Sat iy te BBL the Boing touclus toa ztct batue, whieh as irinter preted wae. the right thine toate at Whe right time or ste hi ane. n't hast ine Alten fest {intel ‘int the tight Meld eran fr thet tnesewy Santoge Falta! Sth one Hie tine er el eve Allen sori Wit inatedsaGsiyy down the thea Dns tne ey was eet 1 i fo tion sani ati purple iline the gues with neem outs "The bleacher eras ant Uy over thaw tha etieounden Ute Egan te thas ‘situa tae tt te the oni tes {it fits te of tae ei, ny ome Vi Sitofss thee nhs tae aapearentis ite ie ge ctetors” Gea tig home Henne Hnidtied tens viens wabbtase Manat Henry Uchiha tener sehisjecren afew Sree of natretins Inta ie nGinter's “reccicer ni sands id fie faewak Howie eh we tor. “ttueay tried to himte Wa ie, it ent into tit ain ‘ine tutes hese Huber on ihe tet frac ‘tor seamen tor acer hele cin “thee heres as Hubbard too te owe hs Nar tie: est ait, iseter” was rusted te pines bit for Harper ant fanned, dy ihe: tate ats the ie Ws Ha ‘Htevie Whitcirty was anevited “rit i ha win is enter fannie ni meee fie be un eed, he sanasly to Fight edt teing svar he we tnbeds Elaet Ceh Werae Bronkivn ante | TELL DAD A TALE Total 2k Mies 0 0 Ot ie Friliee 12 OBriweet 8 Oe Tioigtasy, te OO Praneiath 404 Renate) 0-1 AL Herth ba Kwvdss 0 0 OSantope 92 Kenvomré 0 OF Whitede ai Sout 0 A oimsoner 0 ae Chteaiehe 1 0 a Bowne. ss 0 Humanity 0 2 Oaaperse 2b 01 a Whitwortive 0 y Cason 904 Bieter O44 Totals 150 Rettora far Joumvon' tie the nit Hitt fe Warner in Gee ningiy itn: ine Tipanttyn 1 th OTTO 9 Mas Hitleade! Sg ananagot ai HALTIMOLE SOX, 71 SHAbISON SPV 1 AMiungie ire, duvet so Latin: Wtigek See hg Vine diifiedes in Wht hing thom the Magieny Stare here te. tee Gane? tak MADISON STARS RLACK SON TALES tH Korcmanse OVW Lewiasy OS Siwenee 08 Wi Tras 0 20 Anu 0 LOW smi 136 Carell 9 0UThonss 4h Tiles ao Vivace O04 Merkley 0 1 zeit 40 Knee2h 1h narttet 12 8 Pere 09 GESarieh 2 1b Howard 0 Li tfteent 12 6 Foti La rated + io2 SUORE BY INNINGS Masiison” siares BOT OH OH Tales Tinek Sox 1202 PAO Yeung Sox Play Saturday ‘he Young Mlack Sox will play Si. Denesh A. C. Saturday, August 7th and Piedmont Tigers. Clash and Carter will be on the mend, Manager Mecrendy has signed a South paw bot he will aot report until Saturday for games, Address BL W. 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SAER shee! cave May Gilbe:t. “liy ae eS Tete Bde RMR your wonderful aS ut “5° EXFLENTO Suse Don't bp fooled by fake Kink: Reriovers, Vou jBrimseatey sa Bateiercy, Ys ie Parisicrans ese eS) ~ Wentahe Fasano ln Ronin on Seiisteaiecsuees PRICE OF EACH 25¢ INSTAMPS ‘OR COIN} Te | EXELENTO MEDNE C0, Ata, a, Ss ae oo. eRe eahe mARAahRo “y” TEAM DROPS ONE TO LINCOLN. seitiveot City, Md. “August 5—The Lincoln A.C. stoned ‘the sxteaag ¥. Se team ot Baltimore here In a well piaved kame Sauimday. the Al arouad fielding of Bhickwell and Harris cut down a good many wild runs. Kodges Nel the Baltimor.ans to five Bits and fanned seven of Uiem Husaigs for the "Y" went. well to ‘five Innings und Was then supplanted bs Howan, ‘he Vinal cure was 9 to 7. a ae Malience Clee ALI B] LA Fleranet 2 Otrowne a's Hawkins: 11 Ifones.ss zit oh a Bis OL avnrieet, bE ftbromge “1 datathewsb 17 a Haminith 21 Berimen soe Hise 02 Gaieswenir 22 0 ueoncr 86 aimingere 2 fa tikmpgon @ 6 oitumersn 12 Ta Tg na hit scott BY Nisa Tae ee ee Nyaa tor Brite its Seb 24 01 obo Ohara. Hho ww Sito Sd augue gee tit Mont fost ae Savtoike Sisiary enc ogy [ant ‘wseiting tei Samim Ka Sones Se, Tore ‘pitched for Norfolk, Brooklyn Giants, 8; Bridesburg, 4. Paitadelphia, Pa suing Chart re ae Pie i an alg a each tae cae en ia at “Sah rae aie” namakien Reval thant at Setheatos ant sekcnomt streets The Ses Ste ad whi ie hee TOU Sant atthe cine the. "ave Aen Mina che innate alee Saree teem Nin ane: an tne st When" Ae qrencited: isan te base. Miller inevingg the bag bierked Uuiner viele for the Gants Norfelk, 7; Wildwood, 3. Wituwwed’ N,h Augtat Se-Ftier panes Nu” arte the Scena PN ee relate tee etetronm Tae a a ee eee Siecnre Wikiwond 2.2... COG TOE 2 Om SMNone Mii Sans’. 180 On ob Ot Cambridge Team Plavs At Hilldale | Darby, Ma, Aug, b—The eee Giants Hiued up ayaeinst tke Mars-| Land Sheed ‘ogs of Cambridge, Ma. at Hillsdate Mark on Wednes: day and the Stine teams played atl Chester, ‘Tin thurstiays The Merry Concert Eand furnished Une! inusie, Cecilton Team Defeated | Chestertown, Md... Aus. 5.—The chesterurnn A.C. defeated the, Co- feilton Clante, 12 te hy here. toda. Gives pitched sand ane for the nein, The. Jee! tea, will plat thelr next game with Cecilia oa August 12th an” the. visitors’ grounds und will play the third fame. of the ehaiaplunship. series Here at hume.” Elks Want Games. Chissiebh, Mei, Nugnst Sonth. Colee atin at this cy Vesna ot the thie, Wasetaut tam, he ee tae Sere owen diafes wnat wound ike to feat enon yrange beats Chestertown Team Defeats Elitton, Heth, Mit, Atanas Chester tots bagel) Gam tivtwated the Fle tian dee ee © PLETON. saaimermanaseersueae = ESI cp gay ee as Taney inthe, vroinaner ET Gniveier biG Simmer &e greases 24 Simer 2 tawietienmn gat Huhne 4 ORethgwe 3 2b Le ee er Cine seb Lopwehentt oe [Surat 1 tutctark ie Begone Et elma EO peo Een aoe seul By ISS iwi Eton eee astm aos Pais eRe Ra TRS | .Kerrieth Square Wias Rennesh Suter Wa, Aug. Rem The Kenneth Synare Stars Avtoat- ed ihe dali Giants here Satares tug by a seare afd to Se Red Sox Lose | AeMiott Che. Ma, Aust oi Scat a neat pllekie: Wie, ta tae fine dnc tee feet i Po Hatuinne woe We te tw bt Meee ineey Gana Nees ume the Eincetta hey Mite Wma at Elle tt cl | Hilldales Beat Aberfovie. Miltate Rall Fark, Darby. Wa. acs. | stUliliite aon ‘antec pave upto | fig uttermovny at bush fur the ean Rhertonte pated, at ue fhe tie te dal before at Camden, when “these! Win toa tet, an seit ‘hve Chest Wenckation swage riety) din | Wa tame hattie te iive nese a ehieh ‘Uns the visitors. tet Ui seve: hoa te atintbe onset the eont"zair with a connnter it sini ture of tte ich. Sivan seed ie to HU nai fe. he sit? paatine Chena faemt. toe eve seer Gabe nt Ehkleats imem van at Obata hi the aoe fae kev unit ins ur ts Ring, dude din a “trap tga fount of three pins. ugiedeat tyne ire ate. nn ion Caciersell, tebe be fest oat zane Sines his Thniaey Mitre geet aes unt fayette Men adi a Wes teeth INE sete | ancien Sic 1 Hilldale i, Stetson 0 | durti, Pia Ain mPa” Benen byte ontchan tip fel Poids nos tela [resin "nin Stetooat weetertage fe [ieetnns nat he ters tonite it IE Hyd Ste, had ate Hea sten Ba tee Ineo teen for ure. A ta Lined ie and fssived, thee misses, aw fo weiteks eceame in the ht en. sn [is unig eae other dating. thee sixth ibd ‘nds Uti itor et Pace bt 1 [th ised atin norte ae Wate “sactilig tw sewn) nh kot a Farr ace TAIN” wean Gantans donee kate tw second Gs eatel him “naginine. tn the-art Sia teen ns ett Caz wold hinlse tint “he Reg tlm Lael Gisthvuted nant wins “Sew etait fran ia tive pines, Witaie neste. tare Che fen tally ofl tte zune in fine "unin fim an. tw sindion ant An cero af aulihottad, Seu il tian Seeder 0 TOO SMALL FOR ! MAN’S WATCH | Dime Causes Police's Invesii- ' eae New York Clty, Aug. 3.—When police found Charies J. Ifurrison, 152° Lincoln” St. Flushing, in possession of a” $1500 diamond wrist wateh in size no bigger than & dime and trying, to pawn it for $690, they locked him up as a suspicious person. "Experts found sixty-seven smal diamonds In the face aad back 62 the watch and twenis-five dia- monds in the wrist buckie, ?< Se, Ty The Liiwrly Vile Salve Co., Dear Sire isa vou Silvo on a. (errlilte sore vetlel twa Goctors. ‘cnt a ere Aner ise Gee mee te end gampleteles Twill teeotomand this Erle to aiazon Sn eae ae hues sr ang ertstion. of ike ska Sous rut KG. 1NCKSON, GET We eek avcine, Haltom, ahs T° SS PED SE RE PTET & FOR NIFTY ' = BOX BACK CLOTHES = #See HARRY, the TAILOR} ® 1042 Penna. Ave. £ 75S, Greene Sireet. = st Se nee ee aa DA A Aa de th On tt Dla Sen Late BA a Da fa inn dn An nn ts hin Ll i tas td > 5,000 S Oo $15,000 SALE OF STOCK Bearing 8 Percent Interest «+ SPECIAL OFFERING OF STOCK IN eB ey tae? EB Sos Beginning today. the last opportunity is being offered the public to purchase stock in Wonderland Park at $5.00 per share. Those who have visited the Park have noted the tremendous crowds and have seen for themselves the rapid building operations that have taken place during the short time“that the Park Company has owned the grounds. Everybody who visits the Park thinks it a wonderful place. - The Park Company. has installed to date the following devices:— Merry-go-round, Ocean Wave, Kentucky Derby, Kelly Game, Shooting Gallery, Box Bai! Bowiing Alleys, Kewpie Doll Game, Barrel Game, Texas Pony Track, Boating, Baloon Game, Peanut Stand, Dairy Lunch, Frankfurter Stand, Soft Drinks and Ice Cream, and a Mammoth Danc- ing Pavilion, the largest in America for our. people. - This fall construction will begin on the Racing Coaster, Fun House, Old Mill, and a dozen other high-class amusements for the entertain- ment of our-people, including a Ball Park. Go to your bank, bring your Liberty Bonds, show your race pride and be a proud owner of shares in-the only park of its kind in the United States: Come to the Park prepared to purchase shares in any. amount from one up. : LAST OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE SHARES FOR $5.00, EACH. PRICE OF SHARES WILL SHORTLY BE INCREASED TO $6.00 EVERY FOUR SHARES YOU BUY WE GIVE ONE AS 4 BONUS. 1 Your money here will pay you 8 per cent interest. Write phone or- call’and an Agent will call to see you. Buy shares for your children. Let all Clubs, Societies and Social Organizations buy some of this stock. Wenderful Opportunity to make money offered Agents. * a | 1,000 AGENTS. WANTED TO SELL SHARES | Any person desiring to be an agent, call either at 1623 Druid Hill Ave., the banking house of Taylor & Jenkins, 323 W. Biddle St., or the - office-at Wonderland Park. ‘Phones South 143-J or Madison 7148-5... Let evéry colored man who can, visit the Park Sunday and become _ W part of this great enterprise by buying shaxes in it. eg 8 : | THE MASON AMUSEMENT: CORPORATION | 1623 DRUID HILL AVE., BALTO., MD. Fi i i Bail Yet For | Jack Johnson ‘Heavyweight Pugilist Anxi- cous to Set Foor on the | Thoroughfares of the Windy City. | Ghicago, Aug. 5.—Jack Johnson. former heavsweight champion, ik stil having. his touhles, ‘The tision of varis. freedom whieh he fproaght with him from Mexleo, has heen revised, and he continues to be “telchinthe law."—in other wards, ell Tis white wife with her elighteen trunks and hairless Mesteat dog is stopping. in the ely, rough a series oF technicalities, Jsack's. attorney, XA, Watkins, Has heen mnable to Ket bail. Sev= Jeral friends have offered 10 put up fas nauch as Unree ot four hundred ino ela ier to tal fim one when tw: thge comes. PP Mecin hnek wa Seeutine” [much ropal consigerasion froin the sierit' in the Pearly-—vwho must have heen a ‘rcsular” fellow iit fing duck “aitumonile rides, mit sundaes, and other luxuries ensoy fod oniyin the best hotels, District Atwarnes Cling, moved the big rizectizhter in anather jail with fnsiructions chat ack Jubeson, be fronted. the same as ‘any other priser. Trek sili has his golden smile and mug sii have some leew stuit information iy the buek of Nis Bead byt bis Feet sire firhing to. be lout on free Athericin sil, Nothin fein te done He ix said in this iitee- Hon timit the Judge who tried Suck revuvers fron his iiness, ‘his nay take a mannth or ie may take onion, Mewmwhile, he sill: have ii aoe aid bear te Pe Fhowsinds oF lca folks woud ike ta vist Jack in his new Puvaining qtiariees heat Tending citizens have mdvised | thatthe Memostration be tds until etter demostration be mide ant (RHETTA IS CHAMPION | Ley On he Big: Cup By dofeuting Her. WW. Waker fin three staight sets at Druid Hil Park last ‘Thursday, Dr. 1M. Rhetta legit the 1920" Menymental Penni Chile, His viewory gives ins alex on the hig silver up, donated fy Aiwsett and Dr. 8. MeCurd hist year. Ealph Weekting won the chasnpionstip last year and the einer mist taki the chute pion- ship three years in under ty. Bet Naa) posession. ‘The first ten sen of the ehtb are rated ax fullwe: EM. Ebert, W, W. Walker, ftalph Qecisting. Wrank Cardoza. Hatin Cook. HOS, Me card. dG. | Melia, Mt Billen, ate Wittinms, and John Wheeler | CUBANS WIN FIRST : pereat Lincoln Ghints — erore Washinton Pans . sseasiiainns fi, Ge Rug, RENE ture several thouseind fine tte Lin- [cols Gianis. with Cyclone Willktms pilebing, Were efeated hy te Catan Stars, Wav dk, Monday, The eesti dad the "game well in Mand up to the. seventh fuming, when she Citas made three-run renkine the tie, Madrone piuhed fap thee Culwsas Nineteon Get Papers. Xew Turk, Aus, 5—Throwh the Citizens" Wine, plgeteen foreign. Jers, tnastis. Went! faitiaine, eave 4 ker ont imiarniieaaion ager Birmingham Papor | Goes To Seven Cents Birmingham, Min. Aug. 5.—iligh’ ices have camnpelieds the Thies Pain Deter tin aise ite price to Ete red 10) Nanay WORKING MEN WHO WEAR PANTS FROM $1.98 UP § PANTS FCR WORK, ALSO FOR DRESS: Lat YOUR DOLLARS TALK SENSE HERE. * : WE NAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT (X ‘TOWN, WE ALSO CARRY A PULL LINE OF UP-10-DATE SUITS LAT CHEAPEST PRICES IN TOWN PANTS HANGER FREE. , ; COLORED SALESMEN IN ATTENDANCE PATRONIZE THE PEOPLE: WHO PATRONIZE YOU. FRANKLIN PANTS SHOP 528 WEST FRANKLIN STREET 528 OPEN TTL TPs 31, O SATURDAY ; saa eeerereeenneuannmmmrenremrumearns meunmumpesreerentensiia Til ENFORCE NEW LAW Police Making Arrests For Failure Tu Stop Autos Fifty Feet From Car Stops: Other Trafic Neues: | Enforcement ofthe new trafllc regulation, requiring gutolsts tc park ut least fifty feet fom the cai stop began this week, One of the first to” be hailed it the Traifi Court. was George Johnson, 519 W Cross street, but the, case agains him, was disinissed. Wadell Kirby, § Lafayette ave- nue had a bunch of troubles wher [he landed in court charged with being under the influence of liquor Iwreckless driving, being on the wrong side of the roud and failure ito stop after colliding with an auto: "mobile containing several white [persons. : | No rear lehts: Robert White, 634 Montgomery” street, $5.90 and Jcosts. Ho Wreckless driving: Walter Brovks. 1010 Arlington avenue, ‘$5.00, Prank Bowen, 2022 Brunt street, $25.00. O'Failure io give away: James Lee, 2458 Sehvocder street, horse sand Seazon, $5.00 and casts, Bd terry, 1412 "Brunt street. $10: dames Daughters. Wt Ne Broam street James Jenkins, 1028 Druid Hill avenue, Exceeding speed limit: Henry Ellison, 1136 Jenkins alley. dis- missed, George Watker.723 Sterling alles, $5.00, Nu nuirkers and no. certiticates: Istlah Stewart, 1409 Walley, $10; Hurry Day. 1786 2, Madison street, 37.00; Walter Bilis, 1215 Argylé Aven $352 Grant Conway, 124 Monit street. $10: Baward Walker, AS0L Maryktnd Ave; Andon Wale lians, 17-N, Amateur street: Jolin radii PTB Chante steec, #8 amid costs, Po The ease against Lawrence Col- well, 917 Klin Mies “amt Chirenees inhi, 1243 Marykind avenue for fceupyins the ear of Attarnes Kiphiion Jackson. 1277 N. Carey xireet, unauthorized, wis postponed ty Thursday atterngon, Additions jeharges for having no registration ead and | ennning “widhout Tights rere todeed againe: Johnaon, | Seldiers Attend Trial | spitieneia. i, 6A state Milita, with loaded riilles, te Seeded les Logan, (S.charged with the murder uae sarees | Want A Bootlegers’ Court. | anni. ie BB Hin ne recat tur Geet Hanon ene rare ihe; Movmmona AS ae aie Three Killed In Work Riots | Carconstawn, Ala, AUEL S— Deputy Sheri! Ken Barrett, Oliver MeDayd and L. Hicks, a union miner, all white, are dend as the BUA alta eoaniee toch alee rexntt of a canfliet betwe . FRUITLAND Fruitland, Md. August 3—Servicés lac Mt. Olive. A. 34. 1. Chueh Supdas Were eseellent, fev, Henry Thomas [preacked. Aire flary Munford, was. sisted Erlday by airs, Kev. Drummond of Frederick, Mc. ‘Sits, Ella J, axing of Cape Charles, Ya. ig visting her sister Airs, Litt Jones. ‘hie state rally will come off the second Sunday. in August for the benenit of the ehureh, IRONSIDES Irongider, Mel August 5—Revival services whielt are to last for ong week Hhegan a woak Grove Baptist Church Hast. Sunday. Av linge number 1 persons [row here motored there to Jatiend ese services. The Potomac River Baptist Associn- Hon held x three days meeting at Oak Grove: tast week. Mr. Jolin W. Testis and Mir, James Russell wore tivo the .wrominent visitors who nade able speeches, Kev. John B. Robinson, of | Wasi. ington, D.C. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, dogepl Mantcomery. Sisk Etta “Montgomery of | Balti- more is spending a few weeks here With her” parents, OMes. Rasie Brown and Mrs. Anna pent were in Washington Kast week. LAUREL, DEL. Laarel, , Dota. | Aurust | 5—3ine. cairn White ot Laure hal beet Scie We Mudund at Cape Chaise vn ‘Staster toro Youn wheats beet citing aig tend Hlasts: Whe re Hate ca hie hme at hitadeiine Me ek ongeam ‘and tes Cine wie ee returned ie re Che Charles “Phe stink visited the home af Mr. aud Sten, eqymond. Green Sondas and fetta te baby irl, Mather ent tre ste te A anna OF ake mbar, to. Salis iy Raa fen ute eth Ha [iid “Sato Sloot, Francie Sigore Sintetta Maney totam town. Wm [Conner and okimes Barkley. Tentegtal mscting wf New Zion [, E. Chareh will hegin Sunday Mus. Mig inl “Wnt continn ton tas Pies YB ean spent” the week coat sith ke site NS tae, Voing of State Colter spent the week-end with’ fricmts in inure. | Airs. VB. Canper wax eatted stud- Haale ta ibe bodehle ot ee sister a a si BELLS CHAPEL | Hells Chanel, Md. August 5—Tev. hit Grit adver Sau sere aso tic Haat a Say mt tah | Aes. Cora Chase and Mex, Myrtle [Themax are vivitius friends iad beli- Jies tn Phikatetptis, Bae } Rev. Randelyh ‘Thoms, of — fills. hate AM preted AC Belly CHa tan fast agin tans Males hae’ enn peat the dag jit tis. son and daughter-in-law Sin'amiaiese Clarence aintial on as Stnlar. | Strikes Out Eighteen Chestertown, Md., July 31.—The Chestertown VAL A. Wufeated te Quakers “Neck” here tedaye Roe lNehtomn wieeek 20t Glaieees wink Atlanta’ Mob Gets Two More Midland, Ma., Aug 5.—S. Spinks and J, Jennings were ‘killed by 2 io i an eftre un tina the eoloret Iman wha committed an attack up- Pe eee ene oe a ne a COMING! (AT THE - The Great Field Day Exercises.at Druid Hill Park, one of the biggest hits of the season. See. our boys and girls in the | movies. Will be shown here in the month | of September when the teachers and pu- | pils of the schools are home from their va- cation. Watch for the date. . ro Baltimore District A.M.E. Sunday School Convention Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Aug. 6th to 8th, inclusive 7 THE ROCKS. MD. Trains leave Station, North Ave. and Oak Sts. Week Days, 7:30 a. m..3:30 pom. Sunday, 8:30 a, mi. Returning. leaves the Rocks at $:00 pm. | ROUND THE 32,00 “ Rey_D. G. Hill, Presiding Elder; G, Sumner Whyte, Dist, Supt. : E wee MARLYAND THEATRE ors | = KEITH SUPREME ATTRACTIONS i, . WEEK OF JULY 26th : Real Stars and Big Features : : In a Surprisingly Cooling Revue : : —witH—. ' ° : | Miller & Lyles | Blackface Comedians : in “FORTY BELOW” : bsisiiss RULERS SES % (FORMERLY CREMEN’S) Wilson Street near Division GASOLINE, gil 20 sts QUART, AM@CO GAS Room For More Cars _ PCGLLACK BROS., Prop’s. FE OEE eee EET ES i FENNELL'S PHARMACY { BALTIMORE’S BUSIEST COLORED DRUG STORK} : PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY : 3 MAL ORDERS SOLICITED ed : . CORNER BIDDLE sr ‘The Busy Corner DRUID HILL AVENUE} : MERE ERG OES : IDEAL DENTAL PARLORS N. W. CORNER PENNA AVE. AND DOLPHIN ST. ‘ ENTRANCE ON DOLPHIN STREET, SECOND FLOOR Expert Crown and Bridge Work. Modern Dentistry 3 Specialists on Nervous Women and Children DR. 0. H. 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Phone Madison 3275—- FRIDAY; AUGUST: 6, 1926 NORTH, EAST, 7 , 4. A "Leduc, Alta, Canada, He Deo. 27, 1919. Triner’s: BA Amerlean Elixir of Bitter bag Wine hay helped many ee farmers in this neighbor RENEN hood. Mr. George Stecun. 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Regent Orchestre, Paul Unrris, Leader, tn Attendaxes: ; WESK GHAINSING MONDAY, AUGUST 9h — ; : VAUDEVILLE . seemeneceetnereemacermamne ’ ee JACKSON AND THOMAS : x CLEVER DANCING 4 : FORD AND FORD : : ARNTE AND STIEN, Songsters : “WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE” F Phis pictare Has phased week rus at top motel prices. | : TUPSDAY Ring esnoe with Rhea Mitchell and Grace | : Darmend. ina Seviat 4 i. This is a great sensational Detective Serial ’ | “THE HAWK’S TRAIL” Episode 14 | : “TRE MOON RIDERS” episode 3 SCENE, iccucciniaiemee ae | WEDNESDAY AN ANTCRAPT PICTURE. | WM. S. HART in “WAGON TRACKS” | : TUCRSPAY—The most amazing of all: seviaks stars ; 7 CHARLES NUTCIINSON In : : . “THE WHIRLWIND” 8: £ ONKAR MAINT ina BLOOD AND THUNDER WESTERN. 3 P silico RO UN, ACT COMEDY. 4 er eee: | “THE THIRD EYE” Episode 6 | : + Stuaht Hofmes and Siss Peanbtin Meawe te ; - “TRAILED BY THREE” Episode 13 : PACTS AND FOLLIES COMEDY featured by Srernan Mevaades a E Nvreitpyy—t ASAI EriSopE of the Milion Dollar Serial | : “JHE SILENT AVENGER” Episode 15 | : WATCH PRIS SPACE FOR JOE RYAN and JEAN PAIGE in : “HIDDEN DANGERS” : : frye Semaiional Seientifie Mystery: Serial, : : om Xews, a nee COMEDY, : seceded tot hee eedebtobaetataeb otto « 3 'y? FIFTH ANNUAL OUTING “Y To Brown's Electric Grove on Steamer Starlight _- FRIDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1920 “The Season’s Big Family Outing” SPECIAL MUSIC Binners and Luncheon ¥. M. C. A. Style. Bad Men and Women to he Gaests ef the “oY TICKETS, 35 CENTS SIRE REUSE SA EN THE BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1627 Druid Hill Avenue. TsO ATADISEN EES Mme. LOVIN A. PETERSON. Principal (18 years experience.) A Three-Month Summer Course soy thie neve rouse yon can Tentn to. ph som CAvoHte Hietrmane in three months, pine Inchided, Results guaranteed. * SPECIAL SUMMER RATES | ee et 2 1Y WAKE UP! 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BLACK SOX § —VERSUS— _ » WASHINGTON RED CAPS | Sust returned from a big New York Series of Games _ 2 GAMES SUNDAY, AUGUST 8th, 19202 GAMES Colored Championship of Maryland and-D.€. at Stake “Rod Cops managed by Buddy Paine 3 The New Rainbow Theatre B. SACHS, Prop. GEO. H. WOODLEN, Mgr, F 2115-17 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE a A A tl ill Carey and Presstman Strects z ‘TIfe BEST IN PHOTO PLAYS. JAS, GC, CREMEN, Proprietor, HARRY DUVALL, Manager. WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 9th ; EN SHONDAY—THOMAS MEIGHAN and 3 NORMA TALMADGE in “The Heart of Wetona” in 6 Acts. — NORMA TALMADGE wikes the part of a halt ‘breed girl who 7 has been wronged by a white man, When her father, chief of the tribe, learns this, he determines upon vengeance. . | How they wet their revenge and the final ending, makes one of the "best Indian stories every preventd here. Jimmy Aubrey In &A Parcel Post Hushane” ‘Two Act Comedy oe a . "Wan's” Hart ix PICTURES PRESENTS 0 2 ” 'm. S. Hart in “Blue Grass Rawden. A tilling and exciting story of the Northwest In 3 sets, w ” . . “THE EVIL EYE Episode 3 BENNY LEONARD LIGHT WEIGHT ‘CHAMPION in eS » WEDNESDAY— : ‘Warner Orland and Eilien Percy ID 19 Bt “THE THIRD EYE” Episode 8 | CHARLES HUTCTINSON and EDITT THORNTON in | “THE WHIRLWIND” | episode 2 A soria? of thrills that keeps you exelied all the time. Cents Comedians In “OFF THS ‘TROLLEY in 2 wets, | _LEPthE: SAMBO In “DRINK HEARTY" Some Comedy FHURSDAY—GEORGE CHESCHO & JUANITA TANSEN in “THE LOST CITY” Episode 9 : OF THE “AFRICANJUNGLE" ; Philip Zale Drew in YOUNG BUFFALO SERIES No. 2 SIMS PALS GAL" 2 Act Western | CHARTIE CHAPLIN in “THE PAWNSHOP” 2 Act Comedy. E ¥itagraph Comedians In “LOSING WEIGHT” Comedy Oe eee - FRIDAY— j : o. > EDDIE POLO & Thomas Lingham in “THE VANISHING DAGGER” No.5 | A Mystery Serial with COLORED ACTORS taking important parts. Le ; Shorty Hamtiton in “Shorty Breaks Yellow Ring” 2 act Western BEN TURPIN in “A CLOSE SHAVE” 2 Act Comedy , GEORGE OVEY in “JERRY ON THE FARM" Comedy . SATURDAY —Wm. Duncan and Jack Richardson in ee 7 Eine “THE SILENT AVENGER” Episode12 : ART ACCORD and GEORGE FIELD in « a ee ‘THE MOON. RIDERS” Episode 11 LeoMalonoy ir MORE (GREAT ROUND-CP" 2syict Wester - artive Maloney In SICIDDING THE LANDLORD" Comedy, Bare le Se * COMING—In September at this Theatre—Great Showing of the: § } FIELD DAY EXEMCISES at DRUID HILL PARK, Wateh for 3 date. ‘Seo large advertisement In this paper. : The best ventilated colored theatts in the city. | The proof 20, | foot celling with 10 big windows, 4 big ventilators and 6 36 inch exhaust fan to draw out all foul ale, i 44-18 Inch ocellating fans to Keep the alr circutating, and © ; double doors and 2 single doors, which are kept open as : ‘coon ag daylight permits, Positively coolest theatre, in q gta tutustustshcttecoeechcbsleseseteefefededettbedobotobebod PoP bobepepebeboh bedded PLE oe ell el PL EE EET TET EPG : Central Avenue near Monument Street. 4 F Josinh Digas, See. & Treas. “aa, H. Hithorn, President 3 WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST sult Monday—“HIDDEN DANGERS” episode 1 ‘Ako VECAGRAPH presents “GOLDEN SHOWERS" SCREEN MAGAZINE 74 PALMORE COMEDY. eS ee ; : Tuesday—Pathe Features Presents > Dora Cassellini in UNKNOWN LOVE in 6 Parts OPE arama taken fron real life. Fall of exeitentant, mthos, heart Uhreha, A drama for reil blooded men, Women come Sand see this sercen maserpicee. WESTERN : PATHE COMEDY—"YOURE PINCHED” ; ; _ADAMISSION ‘THTS DAY 17 and 11 CENTS > Wednesday—“THE EVIL EYE” episode 4 . WESTERN—HOOT GIBSON in SIMGUTING TERROR” } POX SUNSIINE COMEDY “LIGHTWEIGHT LOVER” ; “On the Border of Clvilization”—2nd Series, Cannibal pletares: , Thursday—“THE VANISHING DAGGER” No. 2 : “TRAILED BY THREE” episode 14 : WESTERN—“SULENT JAKE" STAR COMEDY, - Friday—“THE MOON RIDERS” _ episode 14 PATHE PRESENTS—PRINCE AND BEAUTY” , CURRENT EVENTS 31 COMEDY WESTERN Saturday—“THE WHIRLWIND” episode 12 i ; “THE THIRD EYE” episode 10 |Miteruatonal News 36 RAINBOW COMEDY SHORTY HAMILTON in WESTERN | COMING—"TITE YOUNG BUFFALO SERIAD PATHE” : ‘The Super Pleture of COLORED FIELD DAY AT DRUID HILL PARK—All Events, Dances ctc. - tadututebetestsecpcedesededete dette eee been peep le POPP: WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 9th : ‘On account of the showing of the great picture of the ‘Col- ored Field Day Exercises.at Druld Hit) Park in which every col- Y orcd family was represented and the great program of big ' features, there will be no vaudeville, ‘ , PRICES MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY . Matinee, Adults. 15 Cents, Childven 11 Cents : Night, Adults, 20 Cents, Children, 15 Cents , PRICES TIKURSDAY, PRIDAY AND SATURDAY Matinee, 11 Cents. Night, Adults, 17e. Children 110. Se ee ee ieee | MONDAY COLORED FIELD DAY EXERCISES IN DRUID HILL PARK | All Events, Dances, Teachers, Professors, and People shown. J Come and recognize yourself, Bring the children to see : themselves. Nothing to equal this has ever been shown. : Mso Frank Keenan Productions Inc. Presents Frank Keenan in “Dollar for Dollar” | A-play of men, money, morais and women, Who pays and why?” What is the root of all evil? *-..+--ALSO MUTT AND JEFF IN “THE CHEMISTS." ....-- | TUESDAY COLORED FIELD DAY EXERCISES IN DRUID HILL PARK . ALSO WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS * TOM MIX in “THREE GOLD COINS” / A-tale of love stunts\and romance. -A thrilling story of the days when- oil land swindlers and crooks infested the West. A. ' story in which Tom Mix swings periously from three buildings and then captures a’ notorious bandit. : RB ee ee ee reece cane ere a ee ate : NEW ‘ a ; 3 : ; q pe \ : : 934-36 PENNA. AVE. NEAR BIDDLE ST: : ONLY REAL COLORED VAUDEVILIE THEATRE IN BALTG 3 WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW: q Vaudeville Changed Monday and Thursday WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGUST 9h. ; 5— STAR-WONDER ACIS— 5: POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY—BIG TREAT FOR AT 4 : 3—THE THREE ORRS—3 i pag AREAL PEATURE ACT : ; DUDE McDOW : ALITTLE OF EVERYTHING : PRICE AND COLEMAN $ TWO MUSICAL COMEDIANS, REAL FUNNY ; WILSON AND PERKINS : TWO NEAT SINGING AND DANCING STARS, : SPECIAL, ADDED ATTRACTION : JAS. RILEY, The Baltimore Favorite ; THE WONDER PERSONATOR. ; eerie ese ean’ | : SOMETHING NEA : Why not tke advantage of our famous Matinees.... Special ; Feature Pictures Including our Regular Yauieville ’ Monday—‘Silent Avenger” with Wm. Duncan : eMytery Man" 2 Real Westerm, Special 2 Reet Comedy. | Tuesday—“EVIL EYE” No. 6, with Benny Leonard : LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION of the WORTD. : SHORTY HAMILTON'S FAMOUS TWO REEL WESTERNS. - SPECIAL TWO RERL COMEDY, ; Wednesday—THE LOST CITY” Episode 3 : Positively Orcatest Animal Serial ever screened, ‘Dont Mise Th HELEN HOLMES IN TWO REEL WESTERN : SPRCIAT, 2 REFIT, COMEDY Thursday—Double Serial Day : “THE HAWK’S TRAIL” 14, With King Baggot. : “The Moon Riders” Episode 11. Many Thrills. ' Positively the most thrilling serial ever sereened ‘ TWO REEL COMEDY, SPECIAL Frdiay—“ELMO THE FEARLESS” 17. Many thrills | “LAKING ADVANTAGE? TWO REET, WESTERN S SPECIAL FRATURE IN FOUR REELS Saturday—THE THIRD EYE” Episode No.6 The Thrilling Serinl with a Punels Speelal Two Reel Wesiern ah 2 Teel Coniedy. Mathaee Only. TWO REEL COMEDY SPECIAL COME EARLY TO AVOID IF ROSIE We Open 1:30 to 11:30 P.M. Continuous Performance, Ba at ekecfoofecteofeofeofeotosfoofeofeofesfoofeofeofooferZorfeofeofeefeaterfooecfooteofeafoofeepeefenkeoZeofoofeefooteofoofeoZeofes feof PEPE eh eel Led et MONUMANT 87. NEAR BOND. 3 IFITS GOOD’SEE IT AT THE STAR ; WEEK BEGINNING HONDAVAUGINT ah SONNY PARKER and BABY MACK |; aixivee paNeIsG comeDy DEWAYMAN MILES—Contortionist TOLLIVER and WILSON—Singing Duc 3 Monday—"“YOUNG BUFFALO” Western Serial 3 ; SAIL in a Day"—PATHE COMEDY Miko tye COMEDY 4 TE eS hen A Tuesday—“LURKING PERIL” episode 13 TUE DREAMERST2 Reel Comedy pattie News : Wednesday—TRAILED BY THREE” episode 15 ; BRUCE SCENTC 2 REEL LURE COMEDY 3 Thursday—“HAWK’S TRAIL” episode 13 : : VENGEANCE AND THE GIRI—2_ Reel Western 4 ; Friday— THE EVIL EYE” episode 9 4 . WESTERN DRAMA CHRISTIE COMEDY Saturday—THE THIRD EYE” episode 4 ; MUSICAL, SNEEZE—2 Rect Hox Comey wale News | “SEnTATS COMING— PAYAL S1GN — : : PIRATE GOLD, Aug. 30. : MOVION PICLURKS AND VAUDEVILLE : : Matinee-Monday, and Saturday Open 2P.M, a nau h Ee ee hhh ehhh | COLORED FIE Y EXE RCISES Also Republic Pletures Corporation Presents BETTIE HILBURN AND CHESTER BARNETY in ” “GIRL OF THE SEA In the death grip of a Devil Fish, the most exes tense, nerve hinping battle ever staged ig shown, See the gheat fight to death at the masthead. Most of the scenes taken under water, | ALSO SUNSHINE COMEDY THGRSDAY—ROBERTSON COLE, PRESENTS sg 99 H. B. Warner in “THE WHITE DOVE” | “Te there any possible exeuse for the unpardonable sin?" Should all women be jndged by one? Could he be sure that he. Wis the father of his awn child. after the eontession he had heard? Would you forgive your’ wife for the unpardonable sin? Sa ete ee FRIDAT—SAMUNT, GOLDWIN DRESENTS . REX BEACH'S GREAT DRAMA OF THE NORTIL ; “ yo THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE With his last ounce of strength the “Curly Kid" the handiest | Jitu dip in Alaska—destroyed the evidence that stood between | happiness of the girl he loved and made possible her marriage | iar anacher man" He had paid hiy debt or gautude, “SATURDAY HALLMARK PICTURES CORD, PRESENTS, : BURTON KING'S SPECIAL. THE DISCARDED WOMAN” — : WITH GRACE DARLING : “Ts there a “come back” for the woman-who has been thrown ‘ over by the man to whom she gave her all? Are you big | enough to forgive a wife who had deceived you about her baby? Should a wife deceive her husband? See this great picture. ; Se ee ee OY! i aE ak ge Ttao Sn GOTO ES 5) emeraien coe tian Lig ee | Ce ide ge ae : * - ON AXCg) Ki - ON GER RBS Po] Poe pa hie tale Toi Se oe booliclg? fais Rete rr eee co Rrotiiek a AB oe PR OA SS eemeicce |e ete eee SS : = oe re Also All Points on the Chesapeake Bay DAY EXCURSIONS - MOONLIGHTS aLY AUCUSE 30—Columbus Fund Association, eee oe coe SF AUGUST B—Colden Key Social ot Moses” “" 6—Metropolltan A, M. E. S. 8. Sehr MB Charele trom = S—-Midwweeke Art. Club, Sparrow's Point to Grove }2—-Mt, Olive: Beneficial Association. 1o—paleners of ‘the Plest Patrlar- 13—Epwortn League of Sharp St. M. chie Reximent, G. U. 0. of 0, Fy, H_Churehi tor Cambeldze FéSthe. Original Tea, Rose, 11“crush Shell Association to Ches- 17—St. Mery's Court No, ‘2 "Daughters (Ee Mlnentent a. MB CHURCH JEG Se omc 20g Herekian pastor No.1 and {iopountain Bap. Church and §, s. $k Madten Court No, 17 G, U. 0, of. [gcevracase Lodge, 23K. ‘of P. to $¢—bnterprize Soclsl, comes, 25—Willne Workers or WY. Balth sambri TO ing: Workers of W. Baltimore erst ames Court 28, 6. U. 0. of Se —Sniinat roune, Mews Prortes- ae SA FS the rincens of Moses FixBia' Pons Home co Beare Camo” Please age Bem Oeh tent ‘cinta Athietie Social. bas 39—Commonwealth Band ; SENT eee: eae ret er eae Captain Brown, please call WOLFE 7106. Fare, Round Trip to Brown's Grove will be = 35-—CENTS-—35 EVERY SATURDAY AT 6 O'CLOCK Ernest Purviance Saturday Society Twilight Excursions TO BROWN’S GROVE AMER AND FAULKNER'S ORCHESTRA Classes at Pythian Castle, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY. ee ’ ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR : FP. G. MeCOY, Proprietor. PAIRFIELD, MARYDLANTY Phone Curtis Bay 59 PPMP EEE { FOR SALE—Three Story House, store front, 8 rooms and. bath, 600 block Lafayette Ave near t Penna. G. R. $22.75. will arrange terms. : See ARTHUR L. 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