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Washington Youths Win New England College Honors THE IMMENSE AMOUNT OF NEWS PRESENTED FOR YOUR ENLIGHTENMENT BY US EACH WEEK REPRESENTS THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST STAFF NO. 25 E. OF C. GRADUAT VOL. XIX. NO. 25 U. OF C. GRE U. OF C. GRADUATE THE LADY OF THE WEST MISS HELEN LOCKE LEFTLET Miss Helen Locke Leftlet was among the grievous the University of Chicago at the June convocation the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Champlain Ave. Miss Leftlet received the degree. She has the distinction of graduating from early age of 20. Miss Leftlet will do graduate university. MARRIED WOMAN W REFUSED MAN'S L BRUTALLY MURD When Locke Leftlet was among the graves of Chicago at the June convocation of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams he gave. Miss Leftlet received the degree distinction of graduating from co. 20. Miss Leftlet will do graduate. RIED WOMAN WAS USED MAN'S LEGRATALLY MURDER Miss Helen Locke Leftlet was among the graduates from the University of Chicago at the June convocation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Banks, 4759 Champlain Ave. Miss Leftlet received the degree of Ph.B. She has the distinction of graduating from college at the early age of 20. Miss Leftlet will do graduate work at the university. MARRIED WOMAN WHO REFUSED MAN'S LOVE BRUTALLY MURDERED Minneapolis, Minn., June 20—John Robinson, who shot and killed Mrs. Calvin Mason on the lawn of her home, 3629 Columbia Ave., Tuesday morning, June 10, has not yet been apprehended by the police, who are searching for him in both this city and this state. The murder, said to have been the most brutal and uncalled for in the case, is also the case of evidence in suit of Robinson's unrequited infatuation for Mrs. Mason, whose husband is employed by the North Western railroad. In an attempt to force Robinson to leave his attention to her Mrs. Mason caused his arrest recently on a charge of assault. The case was discharged on Monday. At that time Robinson is said to have threatened to "get even." Tuesday morning, according to testimony from Mrs. Robinson, his son was at her home alone when some one called by telephone and inquired if her husband was at home. When informed that he was home, man named Givens giving his name. This, according to information, so alarmed Mrs. Mason that she telephoned to her husband to return. Ex-Policeman, With Sweeth liceman, in Que h Sweetheart, Is Ex-Policeman, in Quarrel With Sweetheart, Is Shot Lloyd Warner, 21, 16 E. 56th St. an ex-policeman, recently discharged from the force by Chief Collins for conduct me nocturne an officer is 18 Provident hospital with a bullet wound through his chest. He was a daytime morning in the home of Mrs. Frances Bell, 355 Indiana Ave. rear, by her brother, Alfred Montgomery, 25, who can hear the bell. He was also married, are alleged to have been on friendly terms for nine months. Montgomery was arrested when he shot the gun over a fence. He is by officers Weldon and Wall of the Stanton Ave. station, who saw him throw the gun over a fence. He was in defense of his sister and nineteen. "He was boating Frances when I him to stop and he drew a knife, threatened me and pushed me out of the house. He started on her again him to stop and he drew a knife, threatened me and pushed me out of the house. He started on her again him to stop and he drew a knife, advanced toward me with his knife and I warned him not to come any further. He kept on and I fired." Mrs. Bell was questioned by the police. Bell and said that Warner had come to her home during the day her departure she went out. When was among the graduates from the June convocation. She is m. John Williams Banks, 4759 received the degree of Ph.D. graduating from college at the will-do graduate work at the. ROMAN WHO MAN'S LOVE MY MURDERED lone at once. Immediately afterwards Robinson walked to the yard. The woman called to a neighbor for help and attempted to walk away from the man, who was pleaded guilty and sentenced. Suddenly, according to witnesses, Robinson pulled a revolver from his pocket and fired three shots, all of which entered Mr. Johnson's chest. The man turned the pistol on a white neighbor and pulled the trigger, but finding the pistol empty he fled it into a vacant lot and Mrs. Mason died almost at once. Robinson was last seen and recognized by a bread wagon driver, better known as Quail he had committed a crime, allowed him to die on his wagon as far as Lake St., where he stated he was going to St. Mary, a frantic search was at once started, he had no patience out around both cities, but no trace has been found of him. The murderer lived with his wife and her children, Miss Birdie Robinson, living in Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Mason was well known in fraternal and social circles of the Twin Cities and Topeka, Kan., her former home. in Quarrel the heart, Is Shot she returned at a late hour Warmer was there waiting for her. He asked according to her story, where she had been when he told him he began to heat her. James Chadwell, a roomer in Mrs. Palms home, was a witness to the attack at the hospital declared he did not want to prosecute Montgomery. Prominent Savannah Citizen Passes Away Savannah, Ga. June 20—Mrs. Anna Sidney, one of the best known citizens of this state, and at her home Wednesday, 12 from the St. Stephen's Episcopal church. The rector officiated. Mrs. Sidney, a cousin of Robert S. Abbott of the St. Stephen's Episcopal church in this city of which she nummed the cecilia Abbott, was the founder. She was prominent in social circles. The deceased is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Emma Stars, 107 Park Avenue, the founder, a friend of the family, made all arrangements for the funeral. Mrs. Abbott was under direction of Park Abbott, the friend friends were present at the funeral and many beautiful floral tributes were received from bereaved rela- Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY DEACONS ORDER MINISTER TO QUIT STILL EXPLODES; ONE KILLED BEAT HILL FOR SCHOOL BOARD Office of Publication: 8435 Indiana Ave. DEACO STIL BEAT 2 STUDENTS WIN HIGH HONORS Washington, June 20.—Among the usual group of students of the foremost Eastern colleges, the records of Kullum, Alleron William Allison Davis and William B. Browne both of this city, stand conspicuously in the forefront. Each year some of the students as well as the athletic honors of our Eastern schools have gone to students from this year the unusual bus happened. PETER M. A $ Williams college, that study in the institution of jeopardy. W. H. Hastie stald New England institution of learning, which this year holds the William Ahlson Davis, a graduate of the Dunbar high school, occupies the stage. The Williams college has always given on Davis's record says: "William college has always given Colored students every opportunity to qualify for her bachelor of arts degree, the highest degree of effort. Her list of Negro graduates is not large, but among these are men of marked ability, holding professions and professional world. William Ahlson Davis of Washington stands out as the scholar par excellence in the graduating class with summa cum laude and the magna cum laude honor, next in order. This fact has not been heralded as something out of the order of a college campus as a matter of course without thought of racial differences. Wins, Phi, Beta, Key "At the annual banquet of the Williams chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Allison Davis was chosen by his classmates to speak for the chapter for two years has there been a more scholar-derived given by the undergraduate speaker on such an occasion has been awarded the Horace F. Clark prize for best post - graduate work by unanimous vote of the class and will continue his studies at Harvard. Davis is a support carer at student carving years there has been a more scholarly address given by the deservingate speaker on such an occasion. He has been awarded of the Clark prize scholarship for post - graduate work by unanticipated of the faculty and will continue his studies at Harvard. Davis is a graduate student, earning his board by waiting on table at one of the oldest fraternity chapters of the college. He rooms in Fayette, and in rooms in Sage hall, the new dormitory opened this year, is occupied by a Colored student. This is democracy. Williams college, the ground of the record of William Allison Davis, summa cum hude student." Hastie's Record Fine Amherst college, the sister institution to Williams, has in William H. Haste another distinguished young man. He was born in its way as that of Davis is being established by this brilliant Washington lad. He graduated four years later he has during the current month been elected to the honorary society of the Phil Beta Alpha chosen the president of the Massachusetts Beta chapter of the organization. He is the first Colored student in the university. Having Haste is not only a student of high intellectual capacity, but is also an athlete of more than average ability, having proved one of the best players at Amherst truck team during the past season. Both Mr. Davis and Mr. Hastie are active members of the Alpha PsI chapter of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity. CHICAGO, ILL., SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 Baby Deserted at Preacher's Home by Parent Goldsboro, N. C., June 20. Shortly after midnight Thursday, a large automobile parked in front of the home of George Edwards, farmer and preacher, living on the Stationsburg-Snow Hill highway, the occupants of the home heard the woman walk up to help. Edwards stated that the woman sounded like she was in great pain and was afraid to help. She was afraid her mother would kill her. He hurried to the door and reached it just in time to see a big car drive off apparently in front of her, living on the porch was a bundle which contained a baby girl, naked and born but a few hours. Edwards tothe child to the county superintendent of public welfare at Snow Hill. WHITE MAN HELD FOR MURDER West Palm Beach, Fla. June 20—This city is stirred over the killing of Henry K. Speed, Jr. son of Henry R. Speed, prominent real estate man and property holder of the Race, by Fred Frantz (white), a jailer. The affair was the result of a fend between Frantz and Speed over a woman of the Race, whom Speed had been paying attention to, and who the officer also paid attention to. It is alleged Speed was sleeping on the ground when he was choked given him permission to do so. Frantz came up and aroused him. Frantz is said to have seized Speed and attempted to take him away and broke away. The white man fired three times, one bullet striking the young man. He died. The indicted Frantz for murder in the second degree and he is at present confined to jail awaiting trial on the charge. Witnesses declared that they had heard because of his attentions to the woman. This woman, it is said, attended the funeral, but was asked to leave the church by a member of the police in line of duty when he shot Speed. It is stated, and the killing was due entirely to the jealousy of the jury. Thus the retaliation by lawyers of the state court and the custody and they are determined to get justice. Young Speed was popular among the younger set and well known. The other is one of the richest Race men in Florida and a large property holder. Young Girl Graduates As Class Valedictorian Metronoms, Ill., June 20 - Gladys Murray, 11, June 20 - Judy United June 3 from the eighth grade of the public schools of this city as valedictorian of her class. In addition to that honor, she was awarded a four-year scholarship in any nor- thern state. Only three scholarships were given in this city, the other two going to white pupils. She is the daughter of Attorney Blinee G. Alston, who is located in Chicago. Hurls Lamp at His Sister; House Burns New York, June 20—During an argument with his sister, Eva Scales, 22, 256 W. 134th St. Alpine, 11, 111 W. 134th St. seized a lighted lamp and hurried it at her, setting the house afire. Mrs. Scales was badly burned about the head, face, hands and back. She was rushed to Harlem hospital in a critical condition. Saxon was ar- SHORTAGE IN FUNDS CHARGED Washington, June 29—Attorney Charles Hill, prominent business man, lost the race for a place on the board of education as successor to William Huston. Charges made by the Nineteenth Baptist church of misappropriating funds while secretary of the trustees board proved to be Hill's setback, as his resignation was asked for by the church. This was followed by an indulgence of prominent members for Hill's election to the board of education. According to reports Hill's books for the past year have been sold to the church, and portions of $425 for unpaid printer's bills. Hill is said to have begged the board of trustees of the church for forgiveness. Hill is connected with prominent business groups, is a director of a local bank, big lodge member and stood high in church circles. As a result of the charges the trustees board has to return indulgence already signed. The judge of the supreme court, who makes the appointment, dropped Hill's name when the superintendent, the bank president and numerous societies turned their backs on Hill. Hill was forgiven by the church, but admonished by the Rev. Brooks. Frank Bennett, local pastor, was appointed to the board. TWO MORE MADE M. D.'S IN N. Y. New York, June 20—Among the hundreds of candidates upon whom degrees were conferred at the 22d co commencement station of New York university Wednesday, June 11, were Dr. Ole H. Des Jr. 211 W. 139th St. and Howardson N. Stoute, 66 W. 142 d St. It is the largest graduating class in the history of the university, and scores of police men were conferred to con- exercises of the New York university. Wednesday, June 11, were: Drs. Oma H. Price, 211 W. 10th Ave. and Howardson N. Stoute, 66 W. 142 D. St. It marked the high graduating class in the history of the university, and scores of police were required to control the great throngs of under-class men, relatives and friends of the graduate who obtained at University Heights, where the commencement was held. Both doctors received the degree of doctor of medicine, after having of doctor of not studied the entire four years at the Bellevue hospital a precedent for this university, thereby establishing a teaching this university. Dr. Stoute did his premedical college work at the University and is also a graduate pharmacist. Dr. Price is a graduate of the College of Arts of Howard university and a member of Phi the recipient students from students. M. member of Phil Beta Sigma. They were the recipients of cordial congratulations from friends and fellow students. While attempting to alight from a street car at 31st and State Sts, Fred Polite, 35, 3823 Elmwood Ave., missed his footing and fell to the street. He was carried to Provident hospital suffering with various LAKE MIDDLEPORT MARKET Residence at 4037 Prairie Ave. that was completely wrecked last Sunday morning when a moonshine still, said to be 60-gallon capacity, exploded. William Steele, a white man, who was in the basement and thought to be operating the still, was fatally burned. The building is owned by William H. Huff, who also occupies it. His family narrowly escaped death from fire. DIVORCE EVIL FLAYED BY EASTERN MINISTER New York, June 20—President J. C. Jackson of the New England Baptist Missionary convention made a vigorous attack on the divorce evil in his annual address before over 1,000 ministerial and lay delegates at the golden jubilee anniversary of the convention, which was in session at the Holy Trinity Baptist church, of which the Rev. T. S. Harten is pastor, from June 11. He insisted that every effort should be made to discourage divorces, and urged the delegates to impress upon the public the sincerity expected that all Baptist ministers should refuse to remarry persons who obtain divorces on more technicalities or selfish purposes. He went into session on June 12. Prior to this, the women's auxiliary to the convention, the Sunday schools and the Baptist school, held their sessions June 10 and 11. After a lively discussion it was decided to separate the Sunday school from the school, and claimed that this was an effort to get it from the control of J. C. Jary, who has been president for a number of years. The separation was made in 1911, when Lynn was elected president of the Sunday school union. Mr. Cary triumphed by being re-elected head of the school union, and also general head of the two bodies. Mrs. E. B. Holland of Rhode Island was re-elected president of the women's auxiliary, Mrs. E. P. Matthews of Pennsylvania, corresponding secretary. The convention, which is made up of churches in New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the District of Columbia, was held in the country with the exception of the national Baptist convention. The convention was called to order by the president, the Rev. J. C. Jackman, the organization of the body and the appointment of committees, the pres- 24 PAGES ER TO NE K OL BO BLOWS UP what was completely wrecked last Sun- till, said to be 60-gallon capacity, man, who was in the basement and was fatally burned. The building is no occupies it. His family narrowly L FLAYED RN MINISTER ident made his annual address, which covered a wide range of subjects called attention to the great progress of the churches of the convention. The evening session was held at the spacious Nisnet temple, the largest and most northern university night. The delegates were welcomed by Mayor Hylan. Over 5,500 persons were packed in the hall, and evidence of their approval when he said: "I firmly believe in the equality of mankind regardless of color, race, creed. Other speakers were the Rev. T. S. Harten, Watt Werry, the wealthy realty operator, and the president, the Rev. J. C. Jackson, of the Friday sessions was the address of C. S. Brown, head of the Lott Cray Missionary society, and the re-election candidate, as Jackson was the seventh to be the Rev. Mr. Jackson is pastor of the Union Baptist church, Hartford, Conn, and is considered one of the great public figures in the country. The others officers are: Vice-president, the Rev. J. R. Brown, corresponding secretary, the Rev. F. M. Rev. W. R. Wynn; educational secretary, the Rev. W. F. Graham; statistical secretary, the Rev. E. A. P. Check treasurer, the Rev. J. H. Hill. On Saturday the delegates went on an outing, a large 400-metre being furnished by the city through Mayor Hylan free of charge. He also saw there was a light luncheon prepared. The delegates and guests sailed around the harbor of New York, vewing the various places of interest. On Sunday, June 15, the last day of the convention, the day was given to religious services. Appropriate renders were made at the several churches. There were many visitors, persons coming, from Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and even the western states. READING THIS NEWS-PAPER EACH WEEK IS NOT CONSIDERED A HABIT BY THOSE WHO THINK. IT IS NOW RECOGNIZED BY THEM AS A DUTY PRICE TEN CENTS QUIT ILLED OARD 'CUSTOMER' LOSES LIFE Fire caused by the explosion of a moonshine still in the basement destroyed the home of William H. Huff, a druggist, 4037 Prairie Ave. early Sunday morning. William Sheele (white), 22, 2631 Calumet Ave. who was in the basement at the time of the blast, was fatally burned. He ran screaming into the street with his clothing after and died at Winnon hospital, 3831 Vernon Ave. at 1 o'clock Monday morning. The director of the pharmacy, 1118 St. and Jesse White, 123 E. 48th St. were taken into custody by the Third district police and held for federal authorities. The explosion occurred at 7 a. m. and the flames, eating their way to the second story of the house, trapped Huff's family. His four children—Joseph, 113 E. 48th St.—were thrown from a second story window and caught by men holding a blanket below. Two different reports were given at the scene of the accident. One was that he had come to purchase moonshine, and another that he was employed by Huff to make his Numerous anonyms. The police said that all illites were received by the police prior to the time of the explosion. DEACONS ASK MINISTER TO QUIT PULPIT Young Girl Finishes Law in Three Years Boston, Mass., June 20—Miss Alberta H. 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William Ramsey, James Giles, old, rescued, removed Giles's brothers-in-law, stepped from their machine and approached his car standing close to the car on the west side of the house. Giles' car and his brother stood at the side. They asked him why he had taken the gun to Ramsey Giles, his wife, Tuesday evening. Giles, according to the story of Page Ramsey, replied: "She is in the house. They have brothers draw revolvers and fired. Giles was shot in the back and chest. His loaded revolver was on the back of the second chair. He was found in an right position with his head thrown back by Officers Frank McNamara and Joseph Karsh of the second district. He was pronounced the shooting from their station. The officers, believing Giles alive, drove his car to Provident hospital, where his pronounced dead by physicians. After shooting Giles the Ramsey brothers got into their car, where they were detected by Detective Sergeant John T. 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Investigating Arthur Johnson, 3523 Prairie Ave., who was accused by Henry McCleary, 9, 3524 Giles Ave., and Clark Harris, 14, 3803 Emery Ave., he testified that Johnson had from them which he had baked him by burglarizing the store at 4135 Indiana Ave. He testified that Johnson had told him to go as far away from the neighborhood as he could and steal, that he would buy everything from him he bought, and when he, too, went to the store, non Ave., had stolen six hams from the place, Johnson had paid them a dollar aplece. He confessed to Juvenile Officer William Burke that after burglarizing the place they had told Albert's brother Max, and Allen Brantley, the place being Ave., about the place being open. The two older boys, both 16, went to the store, but it was being guarded by the police. Allen Brantley was shot as he attempted to escape from the place. CINCINNATI CONVENTION ENDS SUCCESSFUL SESSION Cincinnati, Ohio, June 20. —What is said to have been the most successful convention ever held in this city came from a national convention of the national Baptist. Sunday school convention which has been in session since Wednesday, June 11, ended its five-day session. It has more than 4,000 delegates from nearly every state in the Union were in attendance. The convention was open Wednesday morning in Emery addition, where the voices, under the personal supervision of Prof. W. Johnson, thrilled the crowd with their songs. On Thursday evening Judge William H. Harrison of Chicago was the principal speaker. His address to the convention won him much applause. One of the outstanding features of the convention was the monster crowd. The 4,000 delegates marched through the streets with flags and banners. The parade formed at the Ninth St. and marched to the Emery auditorium. Among the many prominent delegates and leaders, present-were; M哭 William Crudup, Chicago; G. W. William, Fort Worth, Texas; Mr. and S哭, Joyd, Nahack, the Tenn. S. S. Jone, Nahack, the Tenn. William Johnson, Pittsburgh, Pat; Mrs. Nancy Hawkins, Springfield, Ill.; I. Edmonds, San Antonio, Texas; M哭, Joyd, Nahack, the Tenn. F. Marshall, Tampa, Fla.; G. W. M哭, Little Rock, Ark.; Mrs. L. B. Aou, Texas, the Tenn. A. Sharp, Texas, the Miss Mary E. King, Nashville, Tenn. Heart Disease Kills Nelson Allen, 40, 2732 State St. was found dead in the rear of a barricade in decimation by physicist determined that death was due to heart disease. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER PROMOTED MISS THELMA JOHNSON Miss Thelma Johnson, St. Paul, Minn., who has been promoted to the position of saleslady in the most exclusive department store of that city. Miss Johnson, a native examiner, 22 years old, and started to work as a salesperson, has been steadily promoted because of her diligence and efficiency. BAN IS LIFTED ON MARRIED TEACHERS BAN IS LIFTED ON MARRIED TEACHERS Baltimore, Md., June 20.-Regulations barring married teachers from the public schools of Willemee county have been withdrawn by the county school board, it is reported. This action will permit 22 white and 13 married teachers of our Race, who would otherwise have been unable to teach in the counties, to resume their duties when the fall term begins, according to the law Margaret B. Culver, the chair of the law committee, after City Solicitor Phillip B. Pelman in an interpretation of the new school law had ruled that because a teacher was married was not surrendered for barring her from service. Although Mr. Perlmans ruling does not apply to the county school boards, the law does not prohibit board was influenced by his opinion. The question of employing married women as teachers in other counties has never been caused, according to the state superintendent of public schools. 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Smith, aged 23, who is alleged to have been on a boat with the murderer, the wife of a farmer, Smith, who was a high school graduate, was shot to death by a relative of the woman in a warehouse, where he had secreted himself to escape violence. He was also alleged to a posse after an alleged chase. The top of his head was blown off by the charge of a shotgun, and another charge entered his chest. The man who committed the assault at Crockett and was released on $50 bank. He was not even summoned to appear at an "investigation" in Justice Davis's case, and the wounds at the death by gunshot wounds at the hands of unknown parties." Smith, it is chalmed, had been on friendly terms with the woman, and he had been accused of guilt" placed against him is regarded as ridiculous by people who knew him and with whom he had discussed his personal affairs. According to reprinted accounts, eating at the dinner table, when a neighbor made an unexpected visit, the man forced a confession from his wife and told his friends, who joined him in the search for Smith. The murdered man was married and considered a good liver. He was a man of great intellect and young men in this section, which drew much comment from the whites. TRUSTEES ELECT REV. SIMS TO HEAD ALLEN UNIVERSITY Columbia, S. C. June 20—At the annual meeting of the trustees of the Allen university, the Rev. D. H. Sloan was elected president of the university. The Rev. Mr. Sins, who is 37 years of age, received his education at the Georgia State college, the North college, and William D. Bynity school, and the University of Chicago, where he received degrees of A. D. B. D., and A. M. H. He is also a former vice-president of Morris Brown university. 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"I read in the book how so many girls who were weak and dizzy are getting their strength back using St. Joseph's G. P. P.," went and soon learned. "And she started taking it. I am getting my strength back so fast that my mother and sisters are using this wonderful medicine too, now. We don't have a bottle of G. E. P. in the house." If your druggist hasn't got St. Joseph's G. P. P. send $1.00 and Excertain earlier postage charges to St. Joseph's Pharmacy, Memphis, Tenn. for a bottle. MRS. TALLEY'S O AMAZING IMPROV SHE IS USING ST. Mrs. Hattie Talley In many instances, when our girls, who are blooming into womanhood, experience difficulty in the functioning of their heads, suffer from slight headaches and pains in their back, sides, and limbs, they make the mistake of thinking it is natural because so many infants suffer from slight headaches and pains in their system at this time. However, as the years go by and these women become fully developed, their headaches hardly increases and the headaches and pains become more severe, come offener and last longer and they find they cannot go and do like other babies and they awaken to their true condition. For many years no one seemed to know or could find out the cause of these troubles and it was pittiful to see these women and another which promised relief, only to be disappointed in their struggle for health and strength. Fortunately, now it is definitely possible these distressing troubles, which started when they left girlhood behind and became steadily worse through the following years of neglect, in nine out of ten cases, are curtailled—Caturtail of the Female Organs. Due to the proven power and reliability of the phenomenal medicine known as St. Joseph's G. F. to overcrowds and stamp out this terrible disease which rules the health and happiness of so many of our women and girls, thousands of our women, like Mrs. Hattie Talley, the attractive woman of our group, who is so active Women St. It Is No Longer Necessary Now for the Women and Girls of Our Group to Draw on Their Reserve Supply of Nerve Force to Carry Them Through the Rush and Harassments of Present-Day Life. Thousands of Them Are Now Finding That St. Joseph's G. F. P. Gives Them Strength and Vitality to Spare. Authorities on health have agreed that we are passing through an age of extreme nervousness. All of us have heard of the Stone Age, the Iron Age and the Steel Age. Now we have the "Nervous Age." the deaths are caused by nervous disorders. It's the strain of modern conditions which is too much for frail and under-nourished women. Future of Our Race Depends on Our Women A well-known writer on medical subjects states that the rate of deaths from nervous causes has increased more than twenty times in the last sixty years, and that in a number of the larger centers of population, one-fourth of all CONDITION SHOWS EMENT NOW THAT JOSEPH'S G. F. P. in the work of the St. John's Baptist church in Douglass Heights, Memphis, matter to rid themselves of this pain and misery through the consistent use of G. P. P. P. And these women, with health and fitness with health and fitness with ambition, energy and vitality, are coming right out in public and telling of their suffering. G. P. P. call our girls and women who suffer may know of the almost miraculous power of this wonderful medicine, since I became a woman I have suffered from pains in my side, back and stomach during the war and was put under pressure to these pains as I thought they would go away and I would become more regular when I got older. But I kept right on and kept getting worse from year to year I became worried. matter what I tried it didn't seem to do me any good. Then my sister, who suffered much the same as I did, told me she is getting wonderful relief. I don't know what this great medicine. I don't think there is anything else like G. F. P. I helped me so much right from the start. I never have an ache or a jain now and am us regular as clock-work. I feel better than I have since I was a kid. If your drugist didn't get St. Joseph's G. F. P. send $1.00 and $2 extra to cover postage charges to the pharmacy, Memphis. Tenn. for a bottle. NowDe Josep --- SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 GO SERVES" K RELIEF Now for the Women and W on Their Reserve Supply them Through the Rush and -Day Life. Thousands of That St. Joseph's G. F. P. Vitality to Spare. the deaths are caused by nervous disorders. It's the strain of modern conditions which is too much for frail and undernourished women. Future of Our Race Depends on Our Women "This nervous, run-down condition is now increasing alarmingly among our women," says a prominent authority on their condition. "This is particularly unfortunate as the whole future of our Race depends on preserving the health and stamina of our girls and women." You have often seen women, who simply go on their nerves. You can tell by their thin, weak and undernourished condition that their natural supply of energy, vitality and vigor has been used up and they are just robbing their nerve cells of their vital forces to keep on their feet. All the organs which supply nourishment to the body suffer from such a course. The blood becomes impoverished; hence the heart action is interferred with and the brain becomes dull. The fortunate victim suffers from weariness, faulty memory, loss of appetite, headaches, irregularity, depression, pains in various parts of the body, nausea, dizziness and irritability. The Cause of Most of Woman's Troubles "The underlying cause of this pain, nervousness and sickness among our women and girls" says the representative of the discoverers of the now famous G. F. P., "has been proven, in at least nine out of ten cases to be Catarrh of the Female Organs, a dreaded disease which is the effect of colds, over-exertion or exposure on the mucous lining of woman's most important organs, resulting in a general drain which keeps our women from building up nerve force and energy fast enough to supply the modern demands of life." Thousands of our weak and nervous women are now having new hope and ambition aroused in their breasts by the very surprising and sudden results which are invariably coming with the use of the phenomenal medicine known as St. Joseph's G. F. P. Woman's system quickly, but gently, responds to the wonderful effect of this medicine and almost before they know what has happened, thin, weak and undernourished women find themselves robust and happy again with an abundance of energy, vitality and youthful buoyancy. More Than a Million Bottles of G. F. P. Sold So many thousands of our women and girls, happy and jubilant in the public health arena, have used their strength and vitality using St. Joseph's G. F. P. are coming right out in public and telling us more sure relief using this miraculous medicine, that the demand for G. F. P. is growing by such leaps and bounces that more than 100,000 nonnurse medical have been sold in the few short months since it was first introduced to our women and girls and the need for getting them medical every day. If your druggist hasn't got St. Joseph's G. F. P. send $1,000 and 25c extra to cover posture charges so you can be nursery, Memphis, Tenn. for a bottle. pendon h's P. MEAN PAPA TURN IN YOUR KEY OH! MAMA YOU DON'T MEAN THAT! "Mean Papa Turn In Your Key" HOW HIGH IS UP? SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 SEGREGATION ISSUE BEFORE HIGHER COURT 1 Property Owners to Get New Hearing New York, June 20—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 68 Pith Ave. anchorage, Alaska, and the United States Supreme court from the decision of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, 68 Pith Ave. anchorage, Alaska, decree of a lower court which would permit real estate owners to agree among themselves not to sell property, our people and our assets, and to enact the contract. James A. Cobb, who fought the case for the association in Washington, reports as follows: The opinion by the learned justice, William Hunting, not only by reason of its holding but because of the fact that it treated in the most meagher way of the vital issues here presented. As a matter of fact, reference to the opinion will immediately reveal that the court traveled entirely outside the courtroom, facts upon which its decision was based, and failed entirely to pass upon or treat of the real issues as given rise to in the briefs and argu- In 1915 the N. A. A. C. P. won the Louisville segregation case before the Supreme Court, deciding prohibiting the enactment of any law or ordinance providing for residential segregation in American cities, and prohibiting segregation by agreement among property owners threatens to nullify the victory of 1915, and the board of trustees of the city organizing the danger, voiced at their meeting of June 9 that the N. A. A. S. P. put all of its power behind the decision of the present local struggle. SCHOOLBOX ASSAULTED It required five stitches to sow up the wound in the arm of Otis Wilkins, 16, who was assaulted in 1643 by John Baird, St. when they quarreled in the yard of the Wendell Phillips high school. 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The serum only made Hudson ill and was a rank failure as a truth producer. It was used by several people of six males in several cities. The North it has been laughed out of court and is regarded by the medical profession as "bunk." Japanese Aroused to Hate by Immigration Legislation Tokio, June 20—A circular which is being distributed in the mails by Japanese Christians urges the mission organizations from the mission organizations and also compares President Coolidge to Pontius Pilate. "Searching history in the East we find who knowing Christ's innocence suffered him to crucified, in the West we find President Calvin Coolidge, who knowingly placed his name on the unjust and bad bill. We cannot but hate both names; hate the mean spirit of both, but between the two, we are sorry to see the Christian executive of a Christian "in the name of God, we must impose America's inhumanity ignoring human equality by judging one race as an man must cleanse the temple wherein the unchristian act was committed. Therefore we must enunciate the spirit of the American churches and close the Christian propa "We also propose to declare that America has no right to preach the science of Japanese Christians will not permit further monetary help from America in religion and education. Such a refusal on our part will undermine our faith and strengthen the independence of the Japanese Christians. We cannot achieve spiritual independence financially dependent. We will ask the American missionaries to become naturalized Japanese or leave, because it is impossible to be nationalized, unless they are nationally, unchristians, while the continuation of their ministry is harmful to the Christian faith of Christ is losing its true value. "Oh, brethren of the Lord, depend on what you have seen, but hope for what has not been seen. Determine what you have seen and use a trial to make us strong. Do not be like Lots's wife. Let the dead bury the dead. This was signed on the day the immigration law was passed." The circular law, by seven Japanese ordained ministers. CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD Boonesville, Mo., June 20—Ellis Smith, Civil war veteran and minister, died recently at the home of his daughter in Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Smith has lived in this city for more than 70 years. Funeral services were held in Mt. Zion Church, where the deceased has been member for more than 50 years. Plenty of Hot Water Available in African Town Johannesburg, June 23 - Citizens Windhoek, a small town in the southwest Africa, are advertising the fact that this is the only town in the world where water supply. Natural hot water service is supplied to all residents. Windhoek possesses a hot-water mineral spring, and by means of the spring it is connected with the water supply, making it possible for residents to take a bath without fearing that the water will go cold. In winter and in year out, it is said, the water is at a boiling temperature. CLEVELAND MAN INVENTS EFFICIENT TRAFFIC SIGNAL Cleveland, Ohio, June 20—Garrett Ackley, a professor of chemistry, is again in the scientific lineage. light by his most recent contribution to science in the field of city traffic signal. His national traffic signal, designed for city traffic control, be the most successful ever invented to take care of street in section 10. It may also be used on country roads as a guide post. It is designed in existence that will stop traffic. light by his most recent contribution upon the form of a city traffic signal. His national design designed for city traffic, is said to be the most successful ever ventured to take care of street intersection traffic in partic- iture. It may be used on country roads as a guide post. It is the only signal in existence will stop traffic in four directions at the same time. Mr.-Morgan recently sold the patent to a $100,000 corporation in which he Mr. Morgan was presented with the first grand prize (a gold medal) at the Second International Exposition of the New York City in 1914 for the simplest and best life saving apparatus of his own invention in the form of a safety net that met most successfully when he went eight miles out in Lake Erie and 250 feet under water in a shaft and saved the only crew that were dead. He met four sons dead who lost their lives with many others in the waterworks tunnel explosion of 1914. For this act he was awarded the medal four years dead monstuded medal engraved as "Cleveland's most honored and bravest citizen," in December, 1916, by the most prominent business men (white), for conspicuous bravery. Mr. Morgan holds another medal presented him by the International Association of Fire Engineers at their best piece of fire fighting apparatus at the convention. On Jan. 4, 1918, he was called to Bridgeport, Conn., by W. A. Arms (white), superintendent of Lake Torpedo boat companies and submarines for the United States, and paid quite an honor. Rock Island, IL. June 20—The Second Baptist church, of which the Rev. H. 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The claims will prove whether or not the person subjected to it is telling the truth, was given its initial trial in the newspaper reporter and the newspaper reporter and three prisoners submitted, themselves as subjects for the experiment at the city serum and while under its influence were interrogated on various subjects, from the replies Dr. House, who was in charge of the experiment, later declared the experiment was not very successful due to the great number of people assembled around the serum and while under the influence of the patients. Approximately 50 persons, including lawyers and prominent physicians and newspaper reporters, were interviewed in the criminal situation of the patients. Approximately 50 persons, including lawyers and prominent physicians and newspaper reporters, were interviewed in the criminal situation of the cases of the criminal Sidener had several questions asked he declared the outcome of the experiment and the great effect upon the cases of the criminal Prisoner Inoculated George·Hudson, charged with committing a statutory offense, and Bernay Freeman, an alleged picker of drugs, an underwriter, the experiment. After the questioning Dr. House said that George Hudson, one of the officers in the charge to my satisfaction, because of his irrational answers and never once tangling himself therein. Never Told Truth The newspaper man made no attempt to misuse his answers, he said, due to his greater culture and educational training. Bernfay Freeman stated he had been arrested 52 times and had been in which time he had never told the truth and didn't expect to now. Scopoliam has been demonstrated, all over the country. 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Seven Men Freed When White Boy Tells the Truth Little Rock, Ark, June 20—After they had been severely beaten and tortured seven Racen men, arresting and whipping of Milton Childers, 16-year-old white boy, were dismissed Saturday after police claim the boy failed to identify the men he were held since Wednesday night and were not allowed to see relatives or have anything to eat. An attempt to make them confess a crime they knew nothing about. Children was severely whipped by some men of our Race, it is said, and marked to a woman who stands high in church circles here. He at first stated that he knew no renunciation, and fessed to the police that he had molested a woman of our Race. No other arrests have been made in connection with the case and no clues to the assailants have been reported. OUST KLANSMAN FROM U. S. JURY OUST KLANSMAN FROM U. S. JURY Raleigh. N. C. June 20—An admission by E. L. Harris of this city that he is a member of the Ku Klux Klan, perormently excuse him from jury duty. Judge Connor acted immediately without waiting for any request from questioner. He is a dealer in building material and a former member of the Raleigh Township school committee, turned red and immediately left the school. He had been summoned as a juror. The incident occurred during the trial of Ellis J. Merritt, Syrian merchant of Chathamburg, of having conceived merchandise valued at $25,000 from Jackson Greer, trustee in bankruptcy against the merchant. Bailley was selecting the jury and asked each man in the jury box if he was a member of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, classmates of Amerien, Knights of Klan, or any other similar organization. Membership in any of the secret organization was denied by prosession into the box to replace another juror who had been stood aside. "Mr. Harris, are you a member of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, the lawyer. "Yes, sir." was the reply. 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Selection "Who's Sorry Now" Is a Pain to Albert Hartford, Conn., June 20—Mrs. Jennie Weaver, 30, is minus the sight of her right eye as the result of an encounter with Albert Davis, a 40-year-old sweetheart, who objected to her persistent playing of a selection, "Who's Sorry Now," on the phonograph. Both were arrested by Policeman Joyce, the man charged with assault and battery and the woman for alleged breach of the peace. Prosecuting Attorney John L. Bonee told Judge Day who heard the case that the officers investigated who was sober, objected to the woman playing the selection "Who's Sorry Now." on the phonograph. She was intoxicated. A 30-day jail sentence was imposed in her case but sentence was suspended. Davis was sent to jail for five days. The investigation resulted in finding the investigation gone and the prison gone. She was arrested the following day on a tip furnished the police by another woman who is said to be the girl and swore she would not eye. In a statement to the police she declared that she had no intention of killing the matron, but only showed up three times in the face and called her insulting names. She said that she did not know the matron was dead until the following day. She also said that she was taken back to the county jail in charge of Warden Leach and his deputies to begin her term of life imprisonment. She will be eligible to parole. She said that legislation having been recently passed through the efforts of the late Warden Plummer for -much cases, PART 1—PAGE 3 COLOR PHASE BROUGHT OUT IN BIG SUIT Indian Sues When He Is Labeled Wrong Washington, D. C., June 20—After deliberating six hours, the jury in the $130,000 libel suit against Representative Ross B. Collins of Mississippi in a case for the defendant in Circuit court. The jury reported, after it had been out five and one-half hours, that it had been charged with the McCoy ordered it to bring in a sealed verdict. The jury returned and reported it had decided in favor of Collins. Representative Collins was sued by the Rev. T. James Arnold, of Union, Miss, a Baptist missionary to the Choctaw Indians. The Rev. Arnold charged Collins had caused to be published during the 1922 primaries, statements to the effect that Arnold was "a Colored man," whereas, the missionary contended, he had alleged false statements were for the purpose, it was charged, of injuring the candidacy of the missionary's wife for nomination to congress. Arnold was defeated by M. Collins. Representative Collins entered a plea of justification and contended that not only did he cause the truth to be known, but also an ancestry, but had a lawful right to sponsor such publication. ACCUSES HUSBAND Upon complaint of his wife, her ILLIANCE, she was reported that she abused her, Arthur Doss was fined $10 and costs. Emerson Race Records Now 50 CENTS FOR TWO YEARS 15 Best Hits Goin'! 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The board also engaged Mr. George. He taught at St. Joseph's college, Montgomery, Ala., conducted research at Tuskegee. Here, in addition to other duties, he was assistant to the commandant, Major Ramsay. He has served as the assistant to the past six years as commandant and dean of the boy's department, University, Atlanta, Ga., and has had several years of experience teaching in Tuskegee and several other institutions, Bordentown, although holding no official position, she has acted as a mother and adviser to the boys in the insti- At the same meeting of the board of trustees, four prominent men and T. Velan, well-known to the Boston Pittsburgh. Prof. Thomas Turner, for several years a professor at Howe university, went to Hampton, Md., to teach at McCook Cook, a public school teacher of Baltimore, who has seized as chairman of the Baltimore Cardinal Gibbs institute the by-laws of the corporation were written. The executive board there shall be at least two representatives of our Race in addition to the principal of the school, the university is under construction and school will be opened about October 1. The regular academic department will be as rapidly as possible with computer high school and later beyond that. Entertain Convention Celebrities With Party Cleveland, Ohio, June 20—One of the most famous guests in the G. O. P. National convention here last week was the supper party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brown, the grand ballman, who followed the grand'ball at Zimmerman's on Thursday night, June 12, and was given by the Harris' in honor of the captains and the dancers among Thompson, Los Angeles, Cal.; A. E. Malone, of Poro College, St. Louis, Missouri; A. E. McGee, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Dr. and Mrs. Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Helskel, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cole, Oliver Banks, owner of Hotel Bitmore; Arthur of Dana- Michel, and Mr. Ford of Grand Rapida. ITCHING ECZEMA GOES QUICK WITH USE OF THIS Japan Rises to a Point To the Editor: Through the Japanese American, published in California, we have pressed views on Japan and Japanese as printed in the Defender. As a writer, I have dug your view that Japan made a mistake in flattering white Americans, who in turn, discriminated against Japanese, the imperialistic attitude of Japan toward China, and Korea, both of which are on our side of the color war. We may compare Japan to a drunkard to whom exclusion is as important as your editorial, as I hold it. It is a clarion call to all who are oppressed by my people, learned to respect your people when I studied the history of human evolution which establishes the nature of the people and the advancement of all mankind. As waves of the ocean fall over the tide, the a brightest sun will shine on Africa and Asia. The Young Men's Movement, a monthly of Tokyo, Japan, will map and study Africa. From there came the labor that made America prosperous, and yet the children of Japan were the white man's enemy." The Japanese in California, like the Japanese in Hawaii, land a ship and dried the swamps. Yet they are denied human rights. Are those Japanese rich after years of hard work from it. Their labor enriches Americans, who buy at the cheapest price at the highest price. Americans at the highest price. Japanese in Asia and Africans in Africa ride the swamps and are criminated against? Yes. What is there in color? Nature ordered color DIXIE HOSPITAL NURSES ARE PRESENTED DIPLOMAS Hampton, Va., June 24—Frank W. Darling, president of the board of directors and board of incorporators of the Hampton Training school for nurses and Dixie hospital, recently presented diplomas to seven nurses who had finished the three-year course: Bessie Walker, Norfolk; Izetta Shade, Wilson, S. C.; Bertha Long, Pocomock City, Md.; Louise McCormick, New York; anderson, Laurinburg, N. C.; Inez Mellor, Norfolk, and Emma Brookes, Surry county, Virginia. He referred to the class of 1924 to do their best all the time, made by the Dixie hospital nurses, and urged the members of the class of 1924 to do their best all the time, made by the Dixie hospital nurses, and urged the members of the class of 1924 to do their best all the time, made by the Dixie hospital nurses. He spoke on "Reliability, Radiance and Reverence," and emphasized the opportunities those who enter the nursing profession. Dr. H. D. Howe, speaking on behalf of the medical staff, spoke on the fitness in Small and Big Things. FIND MAN SLAIN; BLOODY KNIFE CLUTCHED IN HAND St. Louis, Mo., June 20.—With a bloody knife still clinsed in the right hand, Jackson was shot at 313 N. Channing Ave, who had been shot to death, was found at 1:45 a.m. last Wednesday morning on the walk in front of 17 S. Leonard Ave. The Police are looking for Roscoe T. Browne, who had been badly cut by Green before he was killed. They say Lathen and Green got into a fight over Green's wife. ROBS AND CHOKES WOMAN Little Rock, Ark., June 30.—Robert Jackson was arrested several nights after he had been charged of disturbing the peace. The complaint against Jackson was made promptly, and the police hold the claim that the boy had stole earrings, and alleges that he choked her. HOT! 23 We Pay Postage RIALTO MUSIC SHOP 330 S. State St. Chicago, Illinois SEND NO MONEY WE PAY PAY THE POSTMAN POSTAGE GOODS SHIPPED DAY ORDER RECD to suit the climate—white for the cold and snowy north, yellow for the warm and dark for the lavish green of the tropical world. White and colored fur is the measure or manifestation of the brain or its activity. Therefore, when color is yours, be proud therefore, for color is the bestowed it as she saw the need of it. That is our philosophy, and discussion understanding. Many, we should say, among white men stand with us for the sake of the world, for you remarked, the present hour hides the yellows and darks of this world for the final emancipation of MAN. God will not open the gate, nor will He do for men what they can do for [Editor's Note: A very fine letter from Mr. Nishimura, one which will be published sympathy of Americans of Color for Japan, for her stand against the swashbuckler and the burglar, the bourgeois and the身心 heard in the courts of the favored, was universal until Japan made her great blunder. When she made her mistake of the United States begging to be classed not as a yellow people, but as a branch of the Aryan tree, she was wrong. Her yearnings were beyond her blood. The exclusion of Japan from the United States in a slip in judgment, she wrote, was wrong. It will it so it is so until the law is changed. The Defender is American and the majority, tough wrong, until it is time—Editor Chicago Defender.] DR. WILLIAMS, EX-CONSUL TO SIERRA LEONE, IS DEAD Charlotte, N. C., June 20—Dr. J. W. Williams, 205 S. Brevard St., died suddenly at his home Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Race Physicians in the state, was struck with apoplexy while performing his duties as ateward at the Grace A. E. church. He was born to his father and physician summoned, but death came about one hour later. Dr. Williams was born in Harnett county and attended the public schools of his county, afterwards graduating from the State Normal at Fayetteville. He was a public school teacher and was one of the teachers Charlotte graded school, from which he resigned to take up the study of medicine at the E. Council Medical School. During the years of 1897-1904 he served as United States consul at Sierna Leone, Africa. As to his resurrection, the names of the founders of Grace A. M. E. Zion church, where he held membership at the time of his death. He was connected with the general church at the time of the A. M. E. Zion publication house. Through thrift and economy, Dr. Williams accumulated considerable property. He was held in high esteem by all the people of both races. New Jersey Society Sees Pretty Wedding Ms. DrVane is popular among the students of Mary Potter school of Oxford, N. C. and Shaw university, Raleigh, N. C. The doctor is a graduate of Mehary College hospital of New York. He is widely known and has practiced in New York, New Jersey and North Carolina. He is currently attached as assistant to Dr. Burnett in the Wilmington Community hospital. The couple spent their honeymoon in Washington, D. C., and will reside in Bolton, N. C. EVERETT RESTHAVEN OPEN The Everett Resthaven is now open for parties and individuals. For information write Harry Everett, Hitely, Woodland Park, Millsboro Advertisement. HOT "JELLY ROLL Tickles the Ivories a tomers we offer YOU a genuine "Grandpa's Blues" with a dark bl price of 2£. "Skidoo." FOLKS! 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Alex Whitfield ceived a scholarly city of Chicago, lahoma and Missouri. Makes At the graduation last Thursday the lives of the torium, while through the hall, disturbance. The was required iam Jam. Wheeler latter had received eng letter. The the broken up the be broken up the loved the honor viedicator's address The anonymous comment were s from sources outs a last minute at Kluxers Take Man from Florida Jail Jacksonville, Fl., June 20—After he had been sentenced to 90 days in jail and fined $100, Grant Tolliver, 40, was taken from the jail at Pablo Beach, 20 miles from here, by robed members of the Ku Klux Klan and severely whipped. He was given a few hours to evade. He was taken on the charge of insulting a woman, and sentenced in the local court to spend 50 days in the jail and pay $100. At about 10 a.m., he was taken to C. Wingate, went to carry a blanket and food to him, when the mob enforced the jail behind him, he said, "I was told that I was handed the keys to the cell in which Tolliver was confined. They took the same cell. He was released by another man who heard his crises from Pablo Beach to the place called San Pablo, where he was severely whipped and told to take the next prison, Jacksonville, and has not been seen since. The imperial kludget of the Klu Kux the press denied that the mob members, were klansman. Tolliver will retested, it is said, after his experience. BOY IS KILLED BY BIG MOTOR TRUCK BOY IS KILLED BY BIG MOTOR TRUCK New York, June 20—Through the quick action of police and level-headed citizens Duffy Walker, 2 W. officers, beaten to death by an angry mob mob after he ran over and crushed out the life of Winston Green, 7-year-old school boy, 115 W. 183th St., with a firehead, 3 p. m. in St. and Lennox Ave. er and crushed out the Mon Green, 7-year-old W. 135th St. with in Saturday at 5:30 p. m. d Lenox Ave. high rate of speed on of the street and hail struck. Walker struck as he was about to later having crossed colors the driver could one both wheels of the passed over the boy's him beyond recoil attracted a large er was seized by the beden into unco- plosion, had difficulty in in time to save his life. instantly. His mother metched. Pan, at the time wing with an anunt, Mrs. W. 138th St. Four mother, Cornelius Green, a railroad train. In The body was sent to for burial. 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His mother was away in Bethel, Pa., at the time and he was living with an aunt, Mrs. Bessie B. Weilhard, 75 years ago with his father, Cornell Green, was killed by a railroad train in Jersey City. The body was sent to the hospital. Services were held in the Rev. Crawlie's church with the pastor officiating. TRANSPORTED LIQUOR Fordgey, Ark. June 20—jim Bradshaw has been arrested and placed in jail here charged with transporting the mayor's court he was fired $100 and costs. Guaranteed Record 23 ORTON RED HOT! LIVE for new cus- ouble-side Record del for the unheard OT IT! 3C If you want beautiful hair like ove HAIR DRESSING today. Then in this delightful, fragrant prepa scalp before brushing the hair, a ed how much straighter, glossier becomes. And almost before you and thick. Pluko HAIR D FORMERLY Dpt. 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He was received a scholarship to the University of Chicago. His father is an Oklahoma attorney. Makes a Speech At the graduation held last Thursday, Whitfield delivered his address to a packed auditorium, while the police scattered among the students. The police protection was requested by the principal, William H. Wheeler (white), after the threat of the students ending letters. The letters stated that the commencement exercises would be broken up if Whitfield was allowed to deliver the valedictory address. The anonymous letters and adverse comment were said to have come from the school and a last minute attempt to have the male members of the class refuse to appear on the platform during the executions and to leash the Race boy's address, also failed. Seven members of our Race were on the platform graduating class, and a good percentage of the crowd was made up of our group. MAX YERGAN TO REPRESENT AFRICANS AT LONDON MEET New York City, June 20—The Colored men's department of the Y. 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Ill. boat excursion on June 16 the June graduating class of 95 pupils of the Alton High school, passage on the boat. Whitfield, the first youth to the first of the graduating class in this school for 50 years, with the highest honors ever accorded a graduate, having more than 100 stipulation for graduation. ing class of 95 pupils of the Alton High School, where barre from passage on the boat. Whitfield, the first youth to the graduating class of the graduating class in this school for 50 years, was awarded with the highest honors ever accorded a graduate, making more progress in his stipulation for graduation. In 1874 John Newton, a member of the race, was valedictorian of his class. Upon being refused permission to board the boat Whitfield protested, and the men who were paniers on the boat. He was informed that the management did not sanction excursions for both races at the same time, and his sister and brother on the boat at the request of the captain. This act of segregation on the part of the St. Paul school, J. S. comes as a complete surprise, in view of the many honors extended Whitfield recently. It proves very well that the school is not owned by who own this boat, uphold the discrimination against Race people. **Boat Not Chartered** It is chartered, but was refused passage due to the fact that the boat was not chartered by the school and that the pupils of the school are not legally a tendance. However, this refusal comes as a denial on the part of the St. Paul school, and is recorded Whitfield for his praiseworthy scholarship on account of his conduct. The Streffuss brothers also own and operate the St. Paul, a boat which is rented to Race people at ex-tenancy. This reported that the Streffuss steamboats positively could not exist without the trade of our people. 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In searching Williams they found four Japanese gold rings, a baby's ring, a Masonic emblem ring and a gold watch case. in addition to several pawnbark tickets of recent issue. The detective that Williams told then that a police patrol automobile was passing in the street when he emashed the jewelry store window with a warrant charging burglary was applied for Williams last Saturday morning. 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Sunday, Tom Mix in Stepping Fast. two days each of Birds and Women. Who Give. Sunday. One Law for the Women. **OWL**-Two days each of Triumph, the Bills, the Forged Woman, Vaseland. His Forged Woman, Charles Jones in Circus Cowboy. **PICKFORD**-Why Get married, two days of Daring and three of Triumph, Sunday. When A Man's A Man. stage of the opportunity to dainish their abilities as comedians. Margile Nora, with amplifier Nora, No Nora" with effect. King Rastus Brown, one of the world's greatest buck dancers, assisted by the band of hoofing, and Beulah Benbow in her presentation of "Whea" shows that vim and personality never fails. Race man on the American stage, goat a roar of amphause by his armband, he mirrors by pretty Virginia Randall, had the capacity house begging for more, and the talented lady appears. Baby Rose Whiting electrifies with her wonderful dancing and the show is completed by Willie Brow, but it which is a knockout. It is a show worth going a long way to see. "SORROWFUL BLUES" Paramount Record—Trixie Smith, the head on No. 12,288, the first release by Paramount, carrying this great artist. The second release and on the other "I Don't Know and I Don't Care." a plaintive indigo numéro. "Down Home Syncepters" do the accompanying, which is another realization of the "Down Home Syncepter" should be a standout proposition. Frank Nichols, Daddy Wall, George Lewis, Sam Good, McDonald and McDonald. "No-Ton Minstrels" playing through Illinois and Indiana. Frank is manager, and stated in his letter that the team will have a fine season, despite cold and rain. songs were born is where singing 'em and playing 'em Recording Expedition disive, he was just scattering ever he appeared. And record, "Time Ain't Gonna is certainly up-holding his ix Records will enjoy MAKE ME STAY Vocal Chorus—Ed. Andrews★ ES—Guitar Solo. Vocal Chorus—Ed. Andrews★ BLUES—Soprano Sole, by Morris Rouse—Ruth Green THING YOU WANT IT—Soprano Sole, by Morris Rouse—Ruth Green THING BUT THE BLUES mp, by Instrumental Trio Virginalia Liston★ JOY Soprano Sole—Virginalia Liston★ to-Balloon Duit. mp, by Clarence Williams Effe Tyus-Charies Tyus★ to-Balloon Duit. mp, by Clarence Williams Effe Tyus-Charies Tyus★ Quintette Valentin Choral Club Quintette★ TIME ELETTE Original Valentin Choral Club Quintette★ THE BLUES Soprano Solo Accomp. wetter Weaver—Bara Martin★ strale Solo with Guitar-Banjo wetter Weaver—Sara Martin★ ED. ANDREWS strums & sings~ "TIME AINT GONNA MAKE ME STAY" RIGHT where blues songs were born is where Ed. Andrews was singing'em and playing'em when the special OKeh Recording Expedition discovered him. Why, man alive, he was just scattering happiness all around, wherever he appeared. And now, on his first OKeh record, "Time Ain't Gonna Make Me Stay", this boy is certainly up-holding his good reputation. Can Be Heard Only On OKeh Records GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORATION 25 West 43th Street, New York City OKeh ce records C. F. Corp OKeh race records PART 1—PAGE 6 "Rumping Through" is the appro- priate phrase for Monday night by the famous papers. *Tromping Through Private title of the Whitman Sisters and their gang. We say appropriate because high production is the production in the watchword and if there was an moment any time during the initial performance the writer failed to lineup, aside from Malel Albert, Alberta, by Alice and little Albert, by Kate and Kate. Tony Langston Boulah Benbow's Players are the attraction here this week. The curried nimble-footed girls in a maze of song and dance. They are followed by Oddell Irwin and Grice, both well-known sketcher and both, take full adru-gance. HIGH STEPPERS MO-TON SHOW Motion Picture News 8x D. IRELAND THOMAS BY D. IRELAND THOMAS Winter Coulge on Monday, June 2, affirmed his signature to the new revenue bill making that measure a law, the federal government has been in force since it was enforced, the measure was automatically and the admission tax, likewise a war measure, was automatically modified, since the new revocation of the militarily climatics tax on admissions up to 50 cents. the bill be included in 50 days-July 2. Since this new law does not affect no tax will be effective the 50 cents stores of 50 cents seating tax that has been in force since it was enacted and a war measure was automatically repealed, and that admission tax, likewise a war measure, was consequently modified, since the new revenue bill entirely tax on admissions up to and including 50 laws that comes effective in 30 days-July 2. When law law laws come into effect no tax will be collected of 50 cents and under. This means that every person collect admission tax from the people, for I do not know of any Race theater that charges a regular admission price The real purpose of this bill was to require that all new water owner must see that the public benefits thereby. Many of the exhibitors will change their scale of admission not to change their scale of admission, but to warn them that the authorities in many states will watch them and it will be priced at $10. The prices they will invite the imposition of on them will be the ones exists in South Carolina. So reduce your prices; in other words, take off the benefit, and the people get benefit. In our boys under the screen name of "Bubbles" who is appearing in the picture like a duck takes to water and the pictures like a duck takes to water and the predicted as being the second Prof. C. E. Hawk advises that mall owners address to his residence. 172 Gray St. Atlanta, Ga. Lymwood, Ga. Lymwood, Ga. Western Film Producing company, 1315 N. 12th St. Atlanta, Ga. very interesting letter received and I will reply very soon. McMillan, cornet and clarinet players of the Lincoln theatrical seats in the orchestra pit to take a truck ride to the American Indian men band. They are back home now But they played some music in Jacksonville, their band winning the first It is summer time and there is no cause to me at Lincoln theater. Charles SALEM SAYS— --- Our show closed a successful two weeks to engage Roosevelt the theater. Oberlin. The Roosevelt is under the management of the technical ace. Low doing all that is possible for him Roosevelt a paying proposition. Once as a performer and his manager of stage and of great value to him in his present past. Dear Gen. Toney: Our show closed at the expiration of a successful two weeks engagement at a Roosevelt theater in Ohio. The Roosevelt is under the management that old theatrical ace. Lew Lowen is doing all that is possible for him at the Roosevelt a paying proposition. His long experience as a performer and his career as manager of stage and theater value to him in his present position. A. T. Whitney A colored theater is in position, and it is our opinion that said manager, who does the managing, earns the wages, whatever the manager, value to him in his present position. Managing B. T. Whitney A colored theater is in position, and it is our opinion that said manager, who does the managing, earns the wages, whatever the manager, value to him in his present position. Managing "Mammy's Nut Brown Lady" will the company will be promoted by a synthpop band, Book. Book, lyrics and music by Whitney-Tutt and Heywood. Special scenic designs by Jennele B. Hill- ness and made by Jennele B. Hill- ness. New York city, 205 W. 120th. St. AJAX GAINS Alax—We had a fine letter from one recordist and he states that the outback, despite the summer season, is of the least 100 miles of the Race's greatest stars, as a glance over their advertis- ers will show him. Genius, who will show him, is so well liked that he is the head of the list as a seller. The demand is tremendous. On the other "Never Gonna Throw Me Down," both literally written to order for an artist of Helen's style. WANTED QUICK! Drummer and a Piano Player, who can Read and Fake. Year 'round work. Write or wire. H. J. MOAK Joyland Theater ELDORADO, ARK. "WEST INDIES BLUES" "GHOST OF THE BLUES" "ARKANSAS BLUES" The above sell for 25c each. Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Remit by money order or stamps. (This does not mean records or rolls—Sheet copies only). Catalog mailed upon request. "HOME OF BLUES" WANTED FOR RUSCO & HOCKWALD'S GEORGIA MINSTRELS PERFORMERS AND MUSICIANS REHEARSALS START JULY 15 OPENS IN CHICAGO JULY 27 PEOPLE ENGAGED ANSWER THIS CALL J. Louis Johnson and Allie Johnson; write. Address ARTHUR HOCKWALD ONTARIO HOTEL THE CHICAGO DEFENDER FILM DIRECTOR GIVES AID TO HUMANITY IN PRISON EXPOSE J. P. McGowan in "The Whipping Boss" Renders Lasting Services to the American People in the Florida swamps went Mr. McGowan. When he emerged from this wilderness he carried with him thou- mourning the unfortunate prisoners at work and at leisure under the pernicious contract labor system. In addition to his unfortunate story so unusual in theme and so powerful in appeal that the American Legion sponsored its release, the author wrote in *Boss* "The title is derived from the name bestowed on the punishing guard, who is known as the 'whippings boss' of the Florida camp, in punishment in the camp to which he is attached. Florida's penal laws have been revised, thanks to the press, the American Legion, the Florida police director and champion of the downrodden of every race, creed or color. Before associating himself with Franklin Farnum, Director J. P. McGowan rendered the nation as a center of the greatest services ever yielded by a single individual connected with the photophy industry. Director J. P. McGowan and director of "A Desperate Adventure" coming Saturday of this week to the States theater for one day only. The theater will be a battle cry against southern convict camps, with their attendant cruelties, brutal whippings and other evils, exposed by the American Legion after the conviction of a convict. The convict settlement from a baiting inflicted by one of the contract guards, subsequently sent to prison, was released secretly with his stuff of photophy experts. Direct to the convict camps COY COGITATES COY COGITATES COOP'S CHATTER COOP'S CHATTER SILAS GREEN COMPANY The company is one of the most common among circuits, inunded in areas of high traffic. HERE AND THERE HERE AND THERE Do you know yourself? If not, get acknowledged. Knowing oneself is a virtue to cul- is a virtue to cultivate and as a tool it enables one to understand others. 'Tis much better to being in working and work up than start with something and load gations playing the South. This time it is leading from North Virginia in West Virginia. It shows through Virginia in order to call on their bank rolls in order to get to several shows are arriving in pocket couple of weeks ago minstrels were in A. R. Before looking into the other fellow below, you need to do him an injury, look over your own eyes, change your mind. Everybody wants to make money, but you want to earn it. Louisiana. They are now reported to be on the route the Silas Green show is reported on the route, and it's safe to bet 10 to 1 that if the aggregation can get out of the way of Charlie Colvin the Silas Green company they will do it. Jack L Cooper JACK L. COOPER to bake Indian bread dumb waiter was an elevator used for carrying dishes, but our newest idea, is one who gets your order backwards. Mr. Bryan's opposition to the monkey sees when we see the actions of some Jolks. If some of the advisors' earning capa- ses are commensurate with their abil- ity to work with others, you could be broke. He LOAFFERS BUSY WEEK He gets up Monday morning With a vow to do his best; He tries himself adorning. Then Tuesday he must rest. Wednesday, atil another day, Hay, atil another day, Of what he'll do on Thursday, Provided there's no rain. Friday on each corner he Will stand an hour or two, Downtown, atil another day, And what he's going to do. Saturday he'll sleep till noon; Awakes with a new hunch That something's gonna happen soon Then takes half a day for lunch. Then Sunday, old tomorrow, A little more than yesterday. As he works so hard go borrow A dime or two to eat. ALABAMA MINSTRELS BUZZ BURTON Paris, Tenn.—Hall to all the gang. We piece band under the direction of gen- eral orchestra. While away, they make some additions to the show. Bob Edmonds makes up the orchestra. Minuirels. Bob is putting over "Love" with much success and Anderson, and the audience audiences nightly. Our line-up of coaches is very talented. Boyes, has bought a nent, 120x50. Boyes were glad to see me really strung out our cabbage there. Erskin Wrightson, female imperson- er of the orchestra under leadership of Doc Caldwell. Tony can not imagine THE STANDARD Philadelphia, Pa.—Manager John T. Gibson has another fine bill here this week. The acts are Joanie and Steppers, a group of singers and whirlwind dancers in a class, Musical Lunds, hited as "World's Greatest Musical Act"; Robinson and Samanie Lewis, his own orchestra; Sandy Burns and his own orchestra; musical comedy called "Mail Man," sensational singing, dancing acrobats. RETURN DATE Nashville. Team—An announcement the occasion of the Biflu that the T. O. R. A. has brought Clara Smith, popular Columbia singer, to Nashville, who angered back to, Nashville individually receive the approval of amusement T. O. R. A. has announced the singer's appearance at the Biflu during the T. O. R. A. and R. Arnold, highlity Representative. REDWOOD ENTERTAINERS BAILEY AND THOMPSON Joe Bailey and Medellín Thomson are now working as a team and have arrived on Saturday last week, having broken jump from the const with the first leg of the race, will work out of Harry Springgold's office and a route is being made ready for them. ELEANOR EAST Eleanor Wilson, the popular entertainer and member of the Bishop and Desmond company of Lafayette Players, is producing a new movie, *Washington, D. C.*, and batting 100. This is the clever lady's sixth movie that showcased that showcased that Eleanor is there like a duck. PAUL & STONE STATES THE HOME of # GREAT FEATURES CONTINUOUS 2 PM to MIDNIGHT 3507 S. STATE LETTERS Louisville, Ky. Dear Tony: Just a line to let you hear from us. We are still waiting for the Charlotte Inne. We are having a delightful time these days. go to Wanda's office most of all to join the C. A. U. We had a nice Charlotte contest last year and was the winner, the prize being a beautiful hasket of flowers given to Helen Lee of New York has joined the company. The following come around: Cornell Vivla Wilson, Helen Lee, Bee Free-The-Whole, Alicia Kabbale, principal; John P. Vical, A. B. Williams and some score friends have been invited to a swirl affair given by Miss Abunchee used to friends. We have the bunch sent regards.-Vivla Wilson. A. H. New York, N. Y. Coy Herndon Dear Tony: Just a word to let you know that we arrived home safely and all mail will reach us at Lincoln, N.J., the New York city. We have plenty performers in New York laying off. We are going to have a few more performers regularly show out your way in the near future. The name of the show will be Try. Go. We will show what happens after all the time, but no one seems to want to give it to us. Say to Lawrence Deas, write that we have space on the corner of Slist and State—With Best of wishes, Mason and Henderson. Friend Tony: Only a few lines to let you know that I'm still in the land of the Nats. I have a little company of 10 people and we are booked with the Nat Reis shows. We have weeks and have six weeks longer in the dear old state, then we go into Olivette West, Fay Jekinney, Bessie Wavier, Hattie Cadraux, Stovepee Wavier, and Mattie Spencer with Willie Eldridge owners. Central. Ill. June 15 to 17. Carbondale. Ill. June 16 to 23. Carbondale. Ill. June 16 to 23. Spencer, care Nat Reis Shows. TEXAS TATTLES TEXAS TATTLES By Wyatt D. James Dallas, Tex.-Kid Thomas, and his Jazz Basketball team Karker theater for week of June 16. Tedd Mann, the team opened landmark theater, Tulsa, June 16. Daybreak Nelson's Apple Stemmers are playing Paris, Bonhams and Moore are playing Paris, Bonhams and the beautiful Dixie park. Manager of the company in his Nash roadster. Miss Mary Jackson was sent to the Park and Sherman, Tex. Friday, June 13. Sherman, Tex. Friday, June 13. informs us she is convalescing rapidly at her home in Chicago. A very pleasant letter was received from the Chicago Ga., stating she reads the Texas Tattles before she does any other nart of the Chicago Defender, as she is from Homer Holler, who resides on Thomas Ave., shot himself through the chest and is in a very serious condition. Dallas' newest store building and the Thomas Ave. opened Tuesday, June 17, with one of the greatest dances in years, the annual Christmas Party and Price A. Wren of this city and is credit to the Race. All work on this arrangement was done by Manager More has completed arrangements for a big radio receiving set to be installed in his new theater in Chicago, where the speakers from the stage to his office. The Park Theater orchestra commissio- nals, Jones, drums; Herman Gooden, Carl- net, and Miss Dolle Edwards, piano. The state with the "We Got It" com- pany. The company plays the Lyric Symphony. The grand old man, Dan James, has recovered from his illness and on Tuesday day presents the Fort Worth between Dallas and Fort Worth. As usual, Dallas won. It is 100 degrees in the shade; some A fine letter from Joe and Sue Dale nursed rest at their home in Waterloo, Japan. TOO FAT Zackaria White, comedian with the Virginia comedy troupe, will blow the show as he is too fat to make the red hot street parade, and as a consequence applies to his co-worker, Kevin Frank, and as a consequence the pair of them will be O. B. A. circuit. It's an ill wind, etc. Williams Music Company, Inc. NEW YORK CITY IES BLUES" THE BLUES" AS BLUES" each. Mail orders will re- Remit by money order not mean records or rolls— OF BLUES" R RUSCO & HOCKWALD'S GEORGIA MINSTRELS AND MUSICIANS JULY 15 JULY 27 Joe Johnson, write. Address ONTARIO HOTEL CHICAGO, ILL. 'IN BAMVILLE' HAS REAL DIXIE CHARM Typical Southern Comedy Characters and Situations in the New Show That Has Brought Sissle and Blake Back to Boston—Blake's Music Is One of the High Spots By E. F. HARKINS Sissle and Blake's new show, "In Bamville," is a singularly happy combination of the best features to theDirty Dirt series, such as the old small town and race track comedy and new and old songs of the type for which the South has been known. The new production at the Tremont, contains some of the best numbers offered in musical comedy in recent years, including the charm and zip. Here are real American melodies and harmonies, not maudlin echoes of Naples, Berlin and Paris. "Bamville" is catering successfully to the vogue revived a few years ago by "Shuffle Along," which was the first high-class Negro production sent around the map since 1902. The band Walken captured the East back in the 90's. Then came "Runnin' Wild" from Stasis and Blake who long runs in this city and in New York. "Liza" had less class, and so made much less noise. In "Bamville" the band was in the Negro musical show field. It has two very funny men in Lew Payton and Johnny Hudgins; two unmixed Negro musicians and musical comedians in Euble Blake and Noble Sissle. With the exception of some ensemble dancing reminiscent of those of the Tiller girls, brought over from England, "In Bamille" is a great Broadway idea. So to say that it imitates or approaches the average Great Way carnival is a great mark. The mark. The comedy is essentially southern. So is much of the music, with the exception of a few palefaces in the chorus are sure-enough representatives of the old plantation dance, as a matter of fact, no matter how deceptive they may look. It is an all-Dixie show and you can be set for today that they ever were before. 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The average struck by the "Bamville" numbers is "way above the average," "Million Little Cupids" or "Dixie Moon" and "Manda" qualify as song hits easily enough. Some of the songs sound the country—"That Charles汀 Dance," for example, and "Break-Em Down." The music has aptness, and the lyrics could be understood without words. Charles Davis, who leads the jockeys in that number, is the dancing ship probably accounts for the streak-lightning speed of the Dixie dances about a broadway chorus would last about four hours in any one of those stepping stumps. SISSLE AND BLAKE New York Harbor, 18—Noble Sisle and Euble Blake, Nero stars of 'in Bam- ville,' have stirred Boston to heights as far above the sea level as Bunker Hill. "Mayor James M. Curley saw his son James M. Curley in the city to each of the Colored twinklers. keys are of imitation plush, hand-embossed and guaranteed not to be stolen. keys are guaranteed to open anything in town, in front of the klaver of the City." Columbia.—"Mean Papa" on the one side and "Wow Wow" on the other, both sung by Clara Smith should be recommendation enough for No. 100. But a long time ago recognized the fact that Clara was red hot and still a hating when she was boiling. On this disc, however, Clara actually knocks her own reputation for a row playing "Bottle" and those who haven't secured one of this release can lay no claim to having a complete cabinet. My dear, you should hear 'em. S. H., JR., WRITES We had a letter from S. H. Dudley, with the note: "We use it. It shows who is now playing the Lyric theater, New Orleans, La. He says business is good for you show and that all are happy. We would like to have a line from Elgart Connor." "MEAN PAPA" S. H., JR., WRITES SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 CRIME REVEALED IN "THE CRIME REVEALED BY GOSSIP IN "THE BREAKING POINT" --- "Gossip, universally condemned, is in reality the greatest police force in the world," says Herbert Brenon, Paramount producer. "A crime is brought to justice by the power of power," says Mr. Bronon, whose latest Paramount production, "The Break-Out," takes place three days at the Vendome theater on Monday, contains a case illustrating his contention. "People are people in weighing against gossip, but we seldom pause to realize that it does a great deal to prevent people what people will say often prevents an offense against good manners, and GABFIELD'S LETTER Dear Mr. Langston: My report for the week takes in three houses. I left with a nice little bit of comedy than scored. Also John Churchill, Parasite, for his work. Boulin curtain it was almost impossible to call whether it was a comedy or a drama. Lane and Loveless closed the bill with a comedy proved a hit with a fair attendance throughout the week. The only two shows were given, due to the fact that the Jida-Eta Dramatic club presented "A Lafayette" and scored a good 85 per cent for amateurs. I journey to Philadelphia. Linda a laveror in Atlanta and while there I jumped to look up 11. Plateer, Edward Lafayette. I joined 1. Mitchell of the Lafayette Players. I did not see the manager or owner, but did not see the manager or owner, but found Dahl, ex-prize fighter, on the door. Saturday, 14. I had the opportunity to great musical comedy with a cast of 8. at the Standard theater. This week I opened with a "mildnight show." This was comedy + plenty and the best of the week. BETTER DAYS John Rucker, Alabama Blossoms, assists a young singer who has been seen in a big musical comedy production next season. It will hit theaters on Friday. The singer should be a humdinger. Tom Lemperler is working on the music and lyrics, and he will be directing the production being handled by Lawrence Deas of Shuffle and Plantation Days fame. Rehearsals start in BAKER & BAKER William Baker of Baker and Baker, Hawaiian musical and dancing novelty, and musician, is playing dates for the W. M. A. and doing well. It came to America years in Australia and at Honolulu, and is considered one of the best turn ville circuit. Mrs. Baker was formerly Kate Milson and is a splendid soprano. POPE'S SHOW Iallas, Texas-Ted Pope Dixie screenders, are playing the final of a weekend engagement at the Park. The line-up has Ted, manager: Her- Fat Anderson, principal comedian: Johnson, comedian: Johnson, Shib- ley, straight man: James Wilson, dancer specialist: Mrs. Rope, lead: Ellis Vetter, Hattie Lawnson, Lucy Motley, Ice Williams. Directory of R BUY OKeh Records fro- or mail your order to Please under this heading is limited to DEPT. of the Chicago Defend Directory of Record Dealers BUY OKeh Records from your local music shop or mall your order to the dealer nearest you. Baltimore, Md. Laurens Music Company 2110 Luena Street All are latest to well as some of the older ones to well. Please visit us request via parcel pay. Pay the post- man when he delivers. Chicago, Ill. J. W. 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AMON'S LETTER Dear Pal Tony: "Strutting" Time! opened at the Standard theater, Philadelphia. The show went over with a howl from start to finish. Eddie Hunter is very characterful comedian of them all and has a young lady from Boston, is doing a beautifulful lady has personality, pretty, to look at and graceful. Keep your eye on little Alberta Hunter, the Blue Queen, singing two numbers, and when she is happy, she is happy. When Alberta starts patting that little foot of hors and chowing on the powerhouse, she is happy. The show girls have a little edge on the powerhouse and stand out big in a number rendered by Mrs. Roberts. The show girls have a lovely bass voice, is heard way above the strong chorus. At Young is doing fine at Brown and Virginia Wheeler are seen to advantage through the show. Miller and Slater company will open at 11c for a summer run. Slull will reach at $21 S. 15th St. Philadelphia. Pa. 11c. For a world, I remain your pal, Amanda Davis. SHEFTELL LETTER BROWN & WALKER Billy Walker and Babe Brown, who like to have a warm smile on the Pacific coast, arrived in Chicago early in the week. Billy went at once to Providence for a meeting where he will attend for some time taking a "quiet" treatment for heart affection which has bothered him. Billy caused the camelling of many weeks looking at the million bunks, is stopping 127 E 36th St. Billy would like to have a line from his friends in and out. Record Dealers in your local music shop the dealer nearest you. one lastash. Wrote YO LANAGSTON, or for full information as to listing. Cleveland, Ohio Scovill Music Company Complete list of OIC Records We ship by Parcel Post-Guaranteed 1276 Bollw Avenue Detroit, Mich. Shackelford's Melody Music Shop 1899 Hertings Street ALL THE LATEST RECORDS Special attestation gives MAIL ORDERS New Orleans, La. Morris Music Shop We Fill Mail Orders Complete Stock of OKeb Records 746 S. Rampart Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DORSEY BROS. 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Billy Henderson now calls Chicago home and is getting hers at 3350 State Beulah Gilding was called to the bride of her mother, who is ill at Albuentown, Pa. She will return to Chl- Smith and Smith, being Walter and Helen, are getting their mail at $35 Gratol Ave. Detroit, Mich. They are about that city with great success. Johnhle Riddick and his 100-pound Gris are playing the week in Petersburg. Johnson and Harding, headed for the coast, are splitting the week between Annette and Johnson's Klukbercker Gris are playing the week at Lincoln on the George Bryant, late band and orchestra leader for the Famous Georgia minstrels, his mother, Moll will reach it at Box 410, Oscareca, Iowa. Harrison Blackburn, with Campbell Mae Robert Young is with the Silas Green company and had his sent to Covington. Lily Yun wants to hear from Marple Bidding. Lily is playing a two-week ballet with getting to 1223 Seventh St. N. McDonald and Leggett have been given the opportunity to present a series of Joephine Leggett. The act can be addressed care of the Columbia University Mildred Scott, with May's High Steppers, ordered hers sent this week to the Harrison Blackburn in travelling with the Campbell minstrel through dear friends Fred Lonshaw, late of "Yallar Gall" company, is arranging music and play with headquarters in Chicago, with headquarters in New York, with the Sullivan Riverside theater, New York, N. Y., and Brown and Whitaker are playing at Moss Broadway theater, New York. Dixie Pole are at Proctor's theater, Waterbury, Conn. Smith and Troy are at the Palace, Waterbury, Conn. Smith are at the Orpheum, New York, N. Y. Tabor and Green are at the Seventh Street Mildred Scott Minute Mirrors. Bill Robinson, World's Greatest Single, is a riot this week at the Calif. Fair and Bailer are going along in fine shape. They are splitting the week between Windsor, Canada, and Fairbanks, Alaska. Mich. Mall, 644 Grainet Ave, Detroit. Marguerite Brown, late of Whirlwind Nashville, Tenn.,乳保 care of Bloh theater, and Helen Dewey, now "bam- nim," are splitting the week between Nashville, Tenn., Milk care of Bloh theater, Wilson and Jessie Doolle, working as a team, are headed for the Denver, Col., They say week, friends, in and out, This week, Colorado Ruthin and Hughes write all the way Ruthin and Hughes send and send records to Bonnie and Sweetie and Goldie Blue, who tells the world that he is playing the present week at the Capitol theater, Windshoe, Canada. He is caring for the care of the Columbia hotel, Slist and State Chicago, Chicago. He is caring for hers sent to 462 Elm St., Waterloo, Jamaica. Bannie L. Collier, with "Black Cat Jamie L. Collier, with the Black Cat stroker, Jacksonville, Florida, she would like to hear from her sister, Jessie L. Byrne, address Defender Chicago, Jack Johnson, formerly of Georgia minstrels, is getting his care of General Delivery, Hamilton, Ohio WANTED QUICK! FOR CHARLES COLLIER'S SILAS GREEN SHOW Performers: five chorus girls, two girls, women, musicians, musicians, stage plays year round. Steel Pullmans. Best accommodations. Write or write Chasie Collier or Coy Herndon Care Chicago Defender 3435 Indiana Ave. Chicago, Illinois. 34 Rooms, Single or Suites; Modern Conveniences; Rates. Very Reasonable; Next Door to Douglass Thuater 361 Broadway Macon, Georgia THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Berta Lajoy had hers sent care of their children, 135th street, New York, that week. Cook's Cotton Pickers, a real jazz hand, are playing a long engagement at Mountain Roof Gardens, Milwaukee. Wils. the Drake-Walker Bom-Bay Girl clubs. The engagement at the Washington theater, Indianapolis, Ind. The engagement is "filming a four weeks' engagement at Balcony Gardens, Cleveland, Ohio." With "Plantation Days" are getting their care on the Jaguars hotel, 55th and Central Park. Joe Sheffell's Review is playing the week at the Pantheon戏剧, Tacoma. Tommy Harris the most minister Tommy Harris this at 773 W. 12th St. Bld. Neighbors 1200 N. 12th St. Farrell and Hutch, who have completed a long season for the Fangtress and are getting their care of Columbia theater building, 41st St. and Broadway. Gravey and the Edie Rector are getting theirs at the family flat, 115 W. 135th St. O. W. Mason, taxi king of Louisville, KY, sent that Mary Tuck and Kate Candi when it comes to dancing, is there like a duck. Dancing Willie Jackson is in New York. Stokes is in "Darktown Bazaar" company. Pearce Williams is slowly recovering from a broken arm. Ward M. Philadelphia, Pa. Pearce says he will be in out in a couple of more years. H. E. Marshall, late of "Come Along Mandy" company is getting his care of the Mason and Zulora teams. Mason and Zulora are a great hit on the Kelth circuit. They are playing at North Adams, Mason, Husfield and North Adams, Mason. Gortrude Williams will get to her heart that wrote will please repeat. She is getting hers at 625 Carlisle Ave., Cincinnati. Blie McClain录用 a delegate's pass to the Republican convention. The writer will be Madison Square Garden, where he will tell the Democrats just what Emmet West writes from Atlanta, Ga. that he will soon be chirping over his emails. Emmet leaves Atlanta on July 16. Charles Fat Hayden is playing dates with the Rocket League. Malt 637 Russell Ave, Coventry, KY. Smith and Coleman are play Olay Smith and Coleman are play Olay They come to Chicago next week. Helena Jusin and company are play Helena Jusin and company are play The full time Monday for a jongum summer stretch, according to a card sent hers at 1137 Lombard St, Philadelphia. Barris Jusin has ordered his sent care of the *New Orleans minstrels, Anna Brock tells the world that she is getting hers care of Jenkins Cottage, Brown and Singleton, with their great novel set, are playing the week *Williams and Williams are getting their sets* by Bowling, 235 Seventh Ave, New York. Brown and Iron, playing an indie getting theirs at 2477 State St. PARIS DOPE By SAM JAY BUSH EDDIE STAFFORD We have at last located Eddie Starr's office, and we are now after being in the Cook county hospital for months. He sent a card, stating that he was in the hospital. Oak Forest, il, and has been from his friends in and out of the profession. We are putting him on our tour of the county, and we touch with the profession. No state assessment was made regarding his present condition. BISHOP'S COMPANY Columbus, Ohio—Ardrew S. Bishop's lessness at the Dumar theater on Monday gripping down the company is presenting the gripping down the company is presenting the Gor Wronek, and the work of the cast ever seen at a local house. In the line- up, inside from Mr. Bishop, is Cio Des- Guerre, S. Bishop, Kirkatrick Roger, Gerner, S. Lindsey, Kirkatrick Roger, Walter Robinson is stage manager. WITH SELLS-FLOTO Fitchburg, Mass. — The Sells-Foite- barn has the best side show seen here in several years, and it is under the direction of the oldtimer, Rans' Wollege are a knockout. The college's head coach, the late Nat Wills, and they say that he was three weeks in this territory before he kept his radiator from freezing. The show is going great at all stands and several additions. New England states for several additions. Bill Carress is mail agent this season. DRAKE RECOVERS Famous Cabaret to Reopen Under Original Management Readers of this newspaper are sure "Dreamland," recognized as one of the city's finest places of amusement, will soon be under some management of its original owner, William Bottoms. It was Mr. Bottoms, the particular form of amusement presented at "Dreamland," and it was he who splendid "clauses," now a part of the night life of the South side. He built a first observation balcony; he presented his collection in Chicago; he cultivated the decorations which now grace all places of the city. WILLIAM BOTTOMS kind considered worth white, and developed his ideas to such an extent that he could not resist either things of the past or resorts entirely outlived by the modern style. He managed to keep business almost a year ago, intended to make it a permanent, withdrawal. He also managed to make men who utterly failed to hold the splendid patronage which he had cultivated. As a consequence hundreds of his friends were sent to him as a present gift that he re-enter the field, and during the present week he has closed the doors to the company, so comes sole owner. It was necessary that the doors be closed for a few days and that he be allowed to re-enter the company could be done. "Dreamland" will be open on Saturday and Sunday, and the days only and the formal opening will be announced in the advertising column section. According to a statement made by Mr. Bottoms, a great array of new faces and artists of world fame is being engaged, among them many new faces and artists of world fame will be spared in bringing "Dreamland" again to the fore as Chicago's prestige and best place of amusement. Raga Wollez, manager of the Side Circus, is playing the following during the week: Keene, N. H.: Greenfield, N. H.: Nashville, N. H.: Mass. and Nashville, N. H.: Send route. Trixie Smith an orchestra Home Syncopators. On the other side is "I Don't Know and I Don't Care", also by Trixie Smith. Ask for Paramount No.12208. 12208—Sorrowful Blues and I Don't Know and I Don't Care, Trixie Smith and Her Down-Home Syncopators. 12202—Chicago Monkey Man Blues and Worried Anyhow Blues, Ida Cox. 12203—Hateful Blues and Mama Don't Want Sweet Man Any More, Edmonia Henderson. 12201—Red River Blues and Honey Blues, Lottie Beaman, the Kansas City "Butter-Ball". A NIGHT IN JAPAN A NIGHT IN JAPAN "One of the greatest affairs in the world is the music festival which those responsible for 'Night in Japan', which will be given at the festival in New York, and June 26, refer to that entertainment. It is given by Cook's Dreamland, which featured for the summer at Municipal pler. This splendid aggregation of music lovers of both races and in special selections, gained a great place in the estimation of music lovers of both races and in special selections, but as furnishers of music or in the dancing liser. It will be the place for instrumentation every instrument used. in modern music will be found. Charles army will be transformed into a beautiful Japanese garden, including tea parks, etc., and Japanese sou- vietries. The garden will be con- tinued. Balloons, serpentine, noisemakers and other oriental features will be used during the evening and there will be a gallore. Doors will open at $30 candle. OKeH—There are few people gifted in the way Ed Andrews is as to ability to play the greatest guitarists and also a singer of rational reputation. His work on OKeH makes a disc novel as well as sensationally entertaining, as those who wrote the movie "Me Stay" on the one side and "Barrelhouse Blues" on the other. Ed plays his own accompaniment and is backed by the chorus in both of the songs. Some record. Charlotteville, Va.—Wolcott's Rabbit Foot company is having fine success in the town. Talk of every town played. The show carries 60 people and the canvas the team offers in its clean and entirely fresh smoot. A 20-piece band makes red-hot music, the performers have 30 changes in their costumes and an $5-foot Fullman, in first class repair. We set our mail care of The Defender.—Clathorn The White reporter. Smith's New "Sorrow Blue" HERE is one of the biggest —"Sorrowful Blues"— van star, Trixie Smith: S lues singers in the world wonderful record of "Sorrow accompaniment that "talk s. On the other side is Trixie Smith. Ask for H Not List of Red-H Sorrowful Blues" HERE is one of the biggest Blues Hits in years — "Sorrowful Blues", by the former Black Swan star, Trixie Smith. She is one of the best Blues singers in the world — and she has made a wonderful record of "Sorrowful Blues". There's A Red-Hot List of Red-Hot Blues DO NO MONEY can't supply you with the Paramount set from us. Records are carefully p O. 75 cents each, plus 10 cents C. O d insurance. 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Piano accompaniment. 12164—Give Me That Old Slow Drag and My Man Rocks Me With One Steady Roll, Trixie Smith and the Jazz Masters. 12035—My Lord's Gonna Move This Wicked Race and Father, Prepare Me, Norfolk Jubilee Quartette. 12073—When All the Saints Come Marching In and That Old Time Religion, Paramount Jubilee Singers. MAIL RADIO --- ED ANDREWS WOLCOTT'S SHOW "GALLOPING GALLAGHER" "Galloping Gallinger," a galloping, stirring, exciting and thrilling western, sharing the daring and hand-held ability of the most unusual ability, is scheduled for showing at the States theater on Sunday. "Galloping Gallinger" is the third westward Fred Thomson has made. Thomson is a man of forceful personality. He is world's champion all-around athlete and holds the world's record for first time in the women's athlete, 7.577. This record has never been equalled. His own brother is his nearest opponent with 7.519 points. Gallinger tells an unusually interesting story. Bill Gallinger comes into the town of Tomhstone to find it terror-streaked from a brigand raid. Just as the town's police officer him the raiders run from the bank, swing onto their horses and down LINCOLN GARDENS "King" Joe Oliver's Creole Jazz orchestra set a lengthy engagement stage, St. last week. The "King" and his talented group just finished a great show in the circuits, where they created a sensation at all stands. This is just one of the many ways he can offer us, he has gotten together a fine bunch of dancing and slinging entertainers with plenty of talent. The cardens are enjoying fine patronage and everything in connection with the handsome place they are in. The quality. They are dancing until 3 a. m. LAFAYETTE PLAYERS By W. R. ARNOLD, Publicity Rep. bishop, big league carding, the Lafayette Players, will play a return engagement with the Lafayette nonmember made by milton Starr, president of the company. The company opens for a two weeks' engagement, during best offerings in stock. The Lafayette Players have won two titles. The company opened the Bibou Nashville. The writer commends this touring over the T. O. C. chain. DANDY DIXIES We had a letter last week, too late for publication, sent in by the popular author, who along with Billy Curry, Princess Gazette, the famous magician; James Henson, the famous magician; and Insinn, Elizabeth Dinkle minstrels on the Haywood tickles the ivories. The letter was sent form Terre Haute, Ind. CLIP T 10% THIS HOT POSITIVELY L —PHONE SERVICE First-Class Dining SPECIAL RATE MR. ANN Cor. Scovill Ave. New HOT Browf Blues" Biggest Blues Hits in "s", by the former. She is one of the world — and she has borrowful Blues". Talks", by Trixie's. is "I Don't Know for Paramount No Hot Blues All the Time and Who when I'm Gone, Ethel no accompaniment. Give Me That Old Slow Man Rocks Me W Judy Roll, Trixie Smith Masters. 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While at the station Bill is dumfounded to find that the new parson is a woman, and a beautiful one, beautiful woman in a town full of rough cowboys and worse, and there's the dewl to pay. But Bill Gallancher is willing to pay for the town. How does he does it is revealed in a climax that is thrilling to the nth degree. Detroit, Mich.—The show here this week is an excellent one and business class. It features Hatch, a classy singing, talking and dancing pair: Columbo Jackson Duo, a blonde man in a blue jacket, Mariela, a balletist who is a real lift upon her initial appearance at this show, and Duckett, a robust dancing team which impresses, and Davis and Duckett, a comedy talk show in which both comedians work under cork. It is some bill. George Watts is playing the Capitol theater, Windsor, Canada. Jines and Jacqueline are playing ensembles in the Lifflin Carroll, singing single, is playing in and around for the National and office offices. It d. H. Darnett, Reporter. HITS AND BITS OF 1925 By W. R. ARNOLD Director of Publicity Nashville, Tennessee. *More ideas, more heretores presented at the Biltown this season is what the patrons of Nashville Harper's Hits and Hits of 1923. It delighted well filled houses. There is action as well as a spendid corps of singers and dancers along with a show to all T. O. B. A. managers as "something better." Get out your sign; sign here; the season's winner. Kid Cullen,县长 of New Orleans Minstrels, is part of the present-day vaudeville t-unit of Cotman and from him sent to Oklahoma City. "ADV" OUT TO GUEST PRESENTING LIENT ON FIRST VISIT TO LINCOLN E FREE SELF SERVICE— S LAUNDRY WHEN DESIRED W. U. Telegraph Office in Hotel MERS WRITE, WIRE OR CALL VID HAWKINS, Managers CLEVELAND, OHIO 1st Prize Great Human design Console phonograph. 2nd Prize Handsome large size upright phonograph. 3rd Prize Handsome upright phonograph. Win a Big Prize SEND us your suggestions for a title for "Ma" Rainey's Mystery Record. 100 Valuable Prizes, including three handsome phonographs shown above. Contest Closes, at Midnight, July 3rd. Ask your dealer for details, or write us REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. Record --- THE KOPPIN BLACK BARONS ARE RUBE’S NEXT OPPONENTS NOE RUSH'S [308 Rusws Famous pincnam sack Barons PANAMA JOE.» TEAM READY | |Seegrseeterec sn | aa rer GANS WINNER FOR SERIES ey ise pt el cot Dilger] OVERHERMAN Pee = Dee cas - _ ey ee i Le a Ba Pa eee , ae Chas. Anderson Beats “Alabama Day” Sun- cies bth need Wena ¥ ee “, he Palit ae ans 2a epee ERIN i os a Ri oe iene i: na grey EL Rogers in 4 Rounds day atRube’s Park |] (G0) (Gt (ea || i Sea ie. cd ant Me ss fk aes, tae inam Tact Barone to Chteago for a] |. a ae et Wee tie SS POA ae me a el | erm Mar A ic ee ee are a = Se Dec Jere inh tours ‘at. Scnoring™ hark and the Fomine of the southem “boy's for the first time to this elty since thelr ‘enters. inte the league is ox- pected to bring ‘ut the larcest crowd of huse- fal) fans of the season. Sunday fae heen. set uside as “Ala- Yama Day.” the southern’ ponu- fauion of our city weill then honor the visitors. ‘The Biack ae = So te coe eee eee ee ‘of the most formidable teams in the Yeanue. “AUT this week they have een holding down recond place. Sat- Urdas, however. they Dumped smto the Mreng Monarela at Kansas City and Gropped four straint. -Thac was no any worse than what Foster's clul 41d when the Monarchs engaged them fn the first Serlen of the season. The American Giants. \ dropped. fous Rralcnt. The Barons perhaps had o Yad hreak. ‘They havea good base- Yall clu. Ask Foster himecit. Jus how They will stack up ARainer Ue ‘Giants je hard to tell but the Alabama Doxa are piven at least the eredit of Ureaking even. ‘Rush hae sent his men throveh the faces, His pitching staff of Salmon, Necail, Juran, Daniel, Itichardson ‘and Poindexter aro in tip top share and they are ready for the series that will ‘determine whether they remain in the Reet division or not, ‘Bubbles Anderson. second baseman, formerly a member of the Monarchs Bho went East to play with: the Warhington Poromacs under the managership of Ben Taylor, returned to Kansas Gis on Saturday: and was immediately signed up ty Joe Rush 40 play second bare for the Birming. ham Black Marons. Anderson | will play his first game with the southern hows on Saturday at Chicaro, ‘Charles Wesley. the captain, who hag been playing second base, will be sent to right Held. This wii enable Frea Daniels, the pitching ace, to lake his regular turn in the box, as he has been playing right field since Jones, the remuiar rishtflelder, hay Veen on the injured: lst. "By ‘Virtue of their victories over the Indianapolis AB C's the Amer~ jean Glanta have crept into. third Place with Detroit in second and the Kansas Chy Monarchs back in first ‘While ‘the Glante and. the. Black Barons are Sighting ft out, the Detroit club is in a dead straggle with the Stonarehs for frst piace. A defeat for the Monarchs will shove them of ihe top round unless they get off with a victory oF two. Foster must down the Barons. That fs a fact. Js pitching stam now Founded into tip top form, with inex, a recruit catcher from. Wiley_unt Soraity, Texas. catching lke a veter- an, with Jim Brown sill good as ever Dehind the plate and Roth to take its regular tr recelving Foster wor- Ties Intle about the batiery end of the team. The infield is the same ith eliter Grant or Ware, a new first sacker from Wiley university, lasing the iniual bag. DeXioss 1s leaning up in right, Torrlent! 1s as food as ever in lefe and Jelly Gard- fer in center fg second to none of the Teague outfielders. In fact Jelly i in all parts of the garden, taking ‘em ‘on the run from either side as they ‘ofttimes come over his head. ‘Then, too, have the fang noticed the way ‘the Giants have begun to bit. Any ody and everybodys pitchers. Makes no difference to them. "Padrone whispered to the Defender reporter that the Glants would bo in first place by July 1. “Wonder how de-figures it out? But the spirit—that fighting. spirit i inthe boys, ‘The Baek Barons have a woeful ume coming to them—unless Capt, Joe Rush ‘has something up his. sleeve ‘and he might have at that. "The aint game ts Saturday, con- tinuing Sundas. Monday and ‘Tues- day.. Sunday the Fates will be hrown Sen at noon. After. 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Tie took third. heners nthe discus row when he hurled it 133 feet 842 Inches. liver since the introduietion in this country of the wonderful Black and Wiste Ointment, and Soap, skin. sne~ cialists say that such troubles "as Winptes, Blotches, bumps, ash, tet= ter, cezema, “breaking out ete, aFe Incoming fewer every year, Wide distribution of Black and White’ Ointment. and Soap, has smide it” possible ‘for millions of People to get the benefit of this won- derful, quick effect in clearing disfige fared skin and makinis ft smooth and [3000 to foak ‘at. Dealers cverswhere Suy thes are selling faster than ans thing ef a similar nature they have ever fandind and thes ateiite this fonuttrity to the low prices au while thes) are sold, as woll ax thelr de- pendabilits. “The S0c. size Ointment [Centains three times as much a3 the eee eee JOE RUSH’S FAMOUS BIRMINGHAM. BLACK BARONS New York Boxer a CMe CR oe Oe 7 em ee oa “3 aes She RS 2 | EES OS EM ES re Se oes a ee Sesine coer bes oO a Rs On he ANCELL BELL Formerly known: as Kid Buiter, who has come back into his own in boxing circles around the big city. College Folks Start Tennis Competition Women and men from Southern colleges. who are in Chicago for the summer or those who have moved here to live have formed clubs rep= resenting these schools and have pitced) entries in a tennty tournament OC thei own. AT games are played at Washington park in the morning. Following i the schedule: Bane 20—Wes to. Neve Ovicane Wan We. Witeererne Sanit. Srsieue Sone 24—ileea Tanz Taigouer tg Riga one t—iMtie vee Witter Terar We Seraigtt duly Iftar, Rese Wallner ty Sra Orlenon ‘Aira’. Sitertoree Sep a-Bilgr ws tae Rosier ts. Suagaien July Sitewarn oe See cane Hatigeer ee Wineries sig wen meet A Ainadk 6, Teuton Xurier ti, Roseville Joly a5—itenor > Witerferce ines see Rast Sly 18 we Fen 17 Sete Hele Revs Noe tease duty s2itonant So, Weg sey oe ana tr sey an ett tre Waltamder ear Seer ee etn MF ACen, Wiiherforen pecs 4tannson nsec Wg. S—Henant oe Satie Webs e ‘Nora th Tegan Auge SStrainbt Se. Wilberforce Wont. Roonstie Fakes Seo New eso Avg. 12-tlowar to Maander ‘Wenig, tw Wty ts iene Rule She orice dug. ofeuarl er Mom, ‘Wiieg nc Xavier Rowtellio ve, Witberforée RasSHnS Se Sbertite Baltimore Black Sex Win. Raltimore, June 14—The Baltimore Riaek. Sox’ stopped the Bacharach Glants of Atranuc city here today in well played game. winning in 12 fnnings,"? to 1. “The scores SRUACHAEACTS, | LACK, SAR co Heit, Sailer, Ginstas FS GHEE ST oe 8 Sittse'rs: 8 1 27aliichowsy ve 5 0 1G Hey ah 38 3 Huteeona sh ¢ 1°22 fonds 28 9 HMR Yb FS Heme’ se 38 $ Olraie ez: 4 8 038 HRSG FO lke Eales 78 8 2 lietine’s:- 29 4 8 f Meant 888 * Mie. 88 8 6 2 FMS 288 8 toate. BFAD Tush... HEH Fated for Uelsr ie the lagi. Shattod for Slechate fn the ea ugrtarsehe rorcd 09 0.0.0 UOD 000-2 BRAT 00 888 O88 88s Tirwmeisniy (3). Gatewond. Sinn, Pen 2h ier eta, Sea he ate $25 ST igen Sia, tare eae Popa recent” "Eacridee bis wlac, Mer iaces Ngai, ies co ball-—og Se Sims eh bheinns ng ae uf Hlecdeesgie 360) Winalog yliebee—Biiti. Law ep ritchee“tiepneron WALDORT, 8 LINCOLN A. C, 6 ‘Maxaillan! Ohio, dune 15.—The Jin- coin As ty fost te. ihe Watdore cham- fons’ 6 to 6 “The score: WoMdortssoerceserss-= 058 Ona! 09% —8 Lineotn 'S @c22s2.ss TOL 000 2208 Hatteries-pickson and Beate: “Ale as ene Gelb: FAY SAYS DETROIT STARS WILL MAKE DESPERATE ATTEMPT THIS WEEK TO GAIN FIRST PLACE Europe, read the news and ween. Dellirt Hubbard, University of Mleh- Jgan bond Jumper, and a Claeinntl boy: Ned Gourdin, Jacksonville, Fla, eltizen, now a student of the Har- Yard Law School, and f, Bart John- fon of Pittsburzh, Pa. walled Afon- Say ‘at 12:30 from loboken, “NJ fon the steamer Americn with the ati« ‘er members of the American Olymple Team. 10 represent ihe American peo- ple in the elzkh running of the Olymple games at Colimbes, France, in’ "duly. Another. man,” Charlie Brockins, holder of the world’s ree- ord tn the 20-yard hurdiea, ix on the same ship—juat whether he will min- fle with the whites or with the Afro- ‘Americans Is not known. | Some. say Chartes Is ono of us and others show AU winking eve and. Charles. himsclt enies any ‘relationship. to. the sons of Tam and the children of Aunt Hager. We will feave the identity of Charles out of the question. Hubbard. dear readers, In fust_as sure of winning the bread Jump ta 8 crow fi of Ming. We must have Springs in his lees or something, be~ cause he wire cun leap. Gourdin ts Fight behind him and Araeriea ‘should fake fire and second places. ta that event. Hubbard should come right buck and place either first or second Inthe running hop. step_and. jump. Now for. Earl ssoimson.. He 18 Boing to have some tough competition with the Finns and the other long. distance inners, Including those who ‘come from uals. However. Darl can take cure of himself and should finish well ‘Up. in the money. "the tip recalla the days of Moward Drow and John Taylor, inter those of Sol Butler. 'Sprined "condons havo heen a pull buck to those hoy of Color who soughe honors on the chn= der path or jumping pit. Let us pray that fate will he a bie kinder co these Three who make the Journey this year. Now we turn to the ealender. Mid- aie of June. Weather just beginning to break, Baseball players “hitung their strides and the National league clubs getting down to real business, Who will win the pennant? That's a St. Louis, Tuesday—The game be- tween the St. Louls Stars and the Detroit Stars for today was post- pponed on account of rain, the same to be played tomorrow. providing the Weather man will behave himself However, the invaders Took for an- ther victory and will then 0 to Rantan Cis, where. the AMonarehs Alter five dass rest are. waiting. to Stare four-game seriex Saturday, the outcome of which will have much todo with “who's who" ae the top ing of the Taider In the league race The Nearo. National teaze enter fon fis second month, wh Deira in the lead then Kamaas City took the helms. Detroit heae the Mtonarenhs two Nimight in Chicago. during the ab: sence of Foster's club, "who were Plasing in this hurs.at the thme. The Kansas City crew claimed. to have Deen in a slump. Detroit-also claims to have been ih a slump ‘when Kan- Sia City. took four stralzhe from them. Tha coming battle attracts al the: fandom-nt the National Tenzue. fe dace the series tn Chicago between {ie Birmingham chub and the Amer= fean Giants. Someone 8 coin 10 Ret" Knocked out" of” Mrst_ piace oF Some eluh ix soins to stronathen is hol on first. That ts Kansas CHY or Detroite Asie who tt fe and the fang say. Kansas City In thin nection, but’ go to the telezranh office and Tire Chicago or Detroit, andthe an- swer ‘wilt come hack “Detrolt and Rothing eige—but". Well, who'd n- Thought {2 Interesting, "aint it? Til'say eis, and the heat of all while fsou're doing the figueing out’ remem fer that. Old. Stan ‘Rube. Moster Uaiver four ames fram the "lack Barons. which, seems. almost impos: sible, old dope will be upset if Kansas Ely tose they might find them= selves In tied piace “nursing a founded head—oh, bos! Detroit leaves “were with much glee. ‘The ‘Stars stontped. the “dns~ fighis out of them tn the frst same but the Motor City: Taos got even th the second! snd. then won. the tru Fame of the series. Not $0 bad—not fable. Kansas, City, Moy ‘Thursday.— Drake will oppose the” Detrolt: Stars In the opening game. of thelr weris Nore Saturday. The call, any inger of the Monarchs tnvack ih Superb form and tr expected to turn Tack ine Invaders. “Owner Witker- ‘son has spared no pains fer the Inrze ferowd that. Is “expected, Manner Sfendes ts saving Hoan for Sunday's inattle, While Allen is oing at tip-top form Sweat may be used at second hase. Joseph will hold down. third Moore at short and Hawking at fest he ontfehy ie Momheh, MeNatr and Johnson, ail heavy. hitters.” Detroit's meray ist omen tn. lefts Pigins at shorts Stgenen the sreatest ouatelder in"the “Nenro | National, in center Perce on frst. Smith In rien Trsor Atsecond, Lawe, the school nox Won: Senon thins Buwage Manager and Sus Mepis aero oy a boa and pace ore Rel ee So a = bak 3 Eee SY aR ee RO ee te ee EA Sarre i ete Se es ae ee ee rs BR RN 325 as Ia Ra 3 a te Se Parmer tk BN ene’ ae a ub ap (ea ee Hee ae NRE Sa kt nae ee Ey Py eee, er wy Vos ae a Ine an a Ta TR Cw ee 0 gies ede Sees ape ys ith eis Bei ey Ms Wena Oa et | ee ed ne Bie) Bares \. 3 Br BA BER aes Be : ee ere cee fon Rites ao Ree? eae ae ee a eared ae eae 2 Be ea ae | SO i th Aaa BRR a cog | 8 Woo Oe 8 84 Ee ee ee es oO ee ee mp A Oe Pee re eee ee ere ee me cc ser tr aR NS er Reading from left to right in the picture above are: Salmon, pitcher; McCall, pitcher; Juran, pitcher; Daniel, pitcher; Richardson, pitcher; Poindexter, pitcher; William, catcher; Sellers, left field; Thompson, center field; Wesley, second base; Jones, right field; McAllis: ter, first base; Means, catcher; Stratton, third base, and Merideth, short stop. hard question to answer, as lots can happen between nov and the end of the ninying season, One Using ia as sured, the battle has Just begun to wus warm, Biriningham, going lke A house alire, promises to stl upset the league. ‘Captain Joe Rush says his boys beat themselves In Kansis City and that the Monarchs aid not eat them. As we go to. press. the Detrolt club ‘heads into the lair of the Monarchs, Detroit. has won two Straight {rom the Menarehs while In Ghieago and the Monarchs opened In Detroit -by taking wo games trom the Stars, Things look rather inter~ esting and the four-game series. will be watehed with interest by fana here and there. Why?" Because the Mon- Arehs ‘re in first place and. tho De- Aeolt club reste in second. If Detrolt dowan the Monarchs Saturday, ‘the Monarchs tumble out of first place. ie Detroit splits-even on the series the Monarchs still retain. thelr: lead, Wut e Detroit can take two out of three games from the Monarchs things Will take on a different aspect Somebody’ has got to stop those Atis- sourt tad, "While. tits, Interesting fight fs g0- Ing on, another hattic Toms on the Rorizon— Birmingham versus. the American Giants, Should Rube Fos- ters men sin three out of four and Detroit Tose three out of four, then Foster's club goes fate second ‘place. Wow! Whosaia"Slek ‘em? I didn't. ‘The Fosters go up against St. Louis hero the following week, and then down to battle the Monarchs in Kan- fas Clty where the folks will pack the Aineriean Association park to see the ‘Aight—a veal battle of wits and Bruins in paseball. ‘The trallers will All try and keep out of the cellar po- sition, “All clubs have strengthened themselves for the long ative ahead. Folka have started planning on foothill aiready. Yes—the Lincoln Howard-game stands ont as the sea~ sons. classic, the Hampton-Lincoin game next and, of course, our dear Grothers who imitate will have” all Sorts of classics, western, southern, southwestern, Texas, ete. ‘There isn't Trae one classic. v0 find or coin un- a see tee aha Decatur, Jil, June 20.—Edwin ett elay eae te SERA ESRD Se Be Han ae se a oar Rae We ie i Sine ean Seen SP ental che ae seco LS fone iT Sw tls es ht Tooke pam wan pa Fare ete or bt ta ret ameter Se Se AU teat tty seca SNe Bebadsig Guide tthe a fh Binivursiee ee “chicaagas eet a8 Oe f ulin atic Sine: Airs. Cecelin M. Caruthers und daugh- Detroit Outfielder ! TURKEY STARNE sateen Finn of at ahi ee a ai he ip iets Si eat SUNDAY SCHOOL =~ LEAGUE ~ OIVISION. “A”. We ote Pet Metcopatitan ses vereesns |S 105 StManee ecccelsccs ae Guinn chapel sc. 2 TR Hope’ Presbyterian” 2110203 3 “800 Witters Zien veces 3 “300 Providence vaitcwsccusccot. Ser Grane Nor iwc er Bethesda .csccccc0Ia 000 Division “B” W. L. 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Jones’ a yar ror” orm’ elt th Games Saturday, June 21 Grane No, 1 and Watters, Washing: tof Rati, llamo sy Hope and ‘fetes: politan, Washington park, diamond 3: Bethesda amd Si Stark's, Washington meeeendehnaon Te enee and teogrea Bikes SAENon tars Semen foenant de Gastron an Hants Wiehinctog: mgr alowed, 1 SRLS hulRlnd” i tian “chee Sima Proviaenecr attzetd, parks) 2500 W, Hatvicon Sc "ait Samed caited at 4 Athletes Who Represent America in Olympic Games FLOWERS 18 VICTOR OVER JOE LOHMAR New York, June 20.—Tiser Flow- ers, the Georala tornado, so uamerci- fully beat Joe Lohman (white). can- queror of Battling Sik!, Floyd John- son, Jeff Smith and Ted Jamison, at the crowded Commonwealth Sporting club Saturday night that Lohman looked Ike a dub, and more than hale of his followers left the elub tong le- fore the fight was over.. Flowers, undoubtediy the world’s kreatest fighter, in his class. won Every round with ease,” ‘The clever Tiger began beating. Lohman. into submission in the vers” firee round, ‘and played with Joe like a cat would A mouse throughout the entire fizht Lohman was so hewiltered by Elow= ers’ stvte of fighting that he was un- Able to and two clean blows, As early as the sixth round the Tiser's continuous right jabbing had caused Hoth of Joe's eyed to swell, and they Wwere nearly closed at the end of the contest. Ho was given the thrashing of his fife and was on the verge of a Rnoekoue in the sist, seventh, ninch ant eleventh rounds. _. Flowers Weighed 105 and Lohman 172, Ta one of the six-round preliminary contests Panama Ted Lewis received Aodravw vith Joe Kirschner (white). The decision was unpopuiae and the spectitors Kept up a continuous to0- ing which prevented. the announce- ment of the contestants of the follow- ine bout. Tewets, ig. the opinion of the Writer and ihe majority of the crowd, outclassed Kirschner by a veide mar. Bin In every’ round, having floored fim Jn the third for the count of nine Lewis weighed 15% and. Kirschner 1a. : iia another six-rounder Harland Melinale won the decision over Sal- Ratore Auellt (white). Meltinzle x atOre acl, 189%. ee 100-meter, 200-meter and 400-mater pelay races —Jackwon V, Scholz, New Yor RSET Charles Paddock. “Lo: Angeles A. Ct. Chester Bovina, Syracuse ‘University; Loren Murchi- son, Newark A. Cz Francis Hussey Stuyvesant high school: Bayes Nor: Ton. Yale: George L. Ufll, University be" Dennsgivamia: “Alfred | Lecones Mfeadowhrook. clubs Louis Clark Johne Hopkins = unlversity: Pre Lovejoy, New York A.C. '400-meter run and 1,600-meter relay cae, Guard “Taylor, New York -\ Gu il, Piteh, Chicago A. Az 1A frovertson, Hoston A a.: Erie C. Wit gon, University of Towa: J. C. Mac- Donald, University of Pennsyivants: James Burgess, Georgetuwn: Atlan Hettteich, Penn State. 800-meter run—William B. Tiich- ardgon, Stamford: S.C. Enek, Penn Stater" tiny: Dodze, Orgeon Ajricul- tural college: Roy Watson. ttlineis Gra. Me Waters, Harvard: Larry Brows. Penn A.C. "{500-meter -run—Ray_Buker. Iti- pols a. Ce: Liogd Han, Boston A, A. WD. Spencer, Mississipnl A. and Mt. Goitece: J. Connolly. unattached. '3000-meter run—foie Tay. tllinots A. Gz Exwin B. Kirby. Cornelts Lee Larrivee, Holy Crosy college; WL ‘Tivbeus. dr. Harvard, HBoe0-metcr run—sohn Romig. wn- atthehed: IL. 1, Phelps, University’ 0 Towa: Rillus Doolttle, Butter college: AW. L. Cox, Mercersburg academy; J EL Lermond, Boston A.A, 10,000-meter flat and 10,000 cross- country runs—Verne IL. Booth, Joli Hopkins university: John 4. Gray, Enterprise C. 3. Me. A. Uy. Phila dciphias August “Fagen, | Finntsh- American A.C, New York: Wayne Johnson, Wabash college: Ear) John- kon, Edgar ‘Thomson Steel works Pittsburgh; James Henigan, Dorches- ter eluby Arthur. Studenravh, Mead- owbrook club: Sidney Leslie. New York A.C. on 000-meter steepfechaze—. Payne, onlo States Mtirvin Rick, New York Ro Ga Michael A. Devaney, Milicase XX: “Fens Sensen, United States Aims. 30,000-meter walk—Harvey Hinckle, Gleneog A. C.; Charles Foster, Detroit Yale. a. : "WAGemeter hurdle race—-Ii, Guthrie onlo State: Dan ‘Kinsey, Cniversity of Miinols: FP. Johnson, Tinos Gz Karl. Anderson, Iltinais A.C C HL, Moors, Penn State college. "900-meter hurdle race—G._ Taytor Grinnell colleze: C.F Brookins Towa: C. F. Coulter, fowa; Ivan Rell Ig, liinols ALC. Running “high jump—Leroy. 7. Brown, New Yor ALG Tl Me O3- borne.” IMinols. A. G.z" Tom Voor Kansas university: RL, Juday, Penn Kaa, A. ‘Running broad jump—Deltart flub. tardy University of Stichigan: E. Gourdin. Dorchester club: Albert E Rose, University of PennsxIvania: W: A Coming, Yale; Paul F. Boren, Unt- Chas. Anderson Beats Rogers in 4 Rounds Ringside, Fast \chlcaro,, Monday NighteCharlie Anerson of Chieazo, the fast Tslepound boxer. demon strated” to. the feoutd. take. and five in his four Found howe sith ce ears. ins eee EMI" somunts es show hereto: 9, Bight. The chi. UR Kneeked at an BSS arc Ais back in the Mae gle 334 Sir aes rouna, (SMG gi itt came" ‘trck Paegas end foaatt: he Wee 7 Thue ets and / ing lefts and # fans. that he could take and Rive In his fonr= Fonnd hout sith Tiattling Rozers of Gary, Tn, tehich opened Rid Howare's show here ta- night. The Chi- caxo, boy vas Knocked flat an Ale back In the carly part | of the first round but came. tack and fouzht, like 8 trooper, tand- Ing tetts and eights when his ‘opponent. disin't Soon to: olla Anderson Anderson scored enouzh points to win hands down anil to warrant the Frometers matching him with some likely boxer like Chuck Henderson of Renton Harbor, 2 coming heavy weleht. The next. most important haut. of the evening ay far as the fans of Color were, concerned was between ‘Tite “Kid “Herman and , Panama ge Gans. ‘Take it from us, Gang had it'by'n Tong shat, although the Trib- tne ave him a draw. and the Her= ald and Examiner couldn't find any~ fone else to, send. down ‘there bit a. Eng ‘who claimed Werman hail the best of i Just how that coulit he We dom't| Know; To. begin. with Panama was on the short end of the weight by 18 pounds. ‘Then he waded Into Herman, forced the Ment, took some food body. punches anit some mond flows on the head from the ‘Shite bos. whose reach. was longer. nd forced the fighting all the wax. When it came to infighting there is not A fair-minded fan that saw the Tout who won't <ell you that it was carly Panama all the Was. Other bouts on the card were tho [main attraction. Dave Shade of Xeor Fork ‘and California. and Warnlo Smith of Oklahoma. Warnie tok About as much Beating as any white ‘man contd stand from another with- but bein knocked cueoo. and Frankls Wes ie of coturse) eas, sietor javer Rul Lagan. Patsy” Tocca 0 | East Chicaco and Bug Nolan of Caliz fornia, battied eight rounds without cRtor doing much damage to, tho ther, ‘The East Chicazo tad had too much steam behind his punches, Bich were directed at the Golden State bos’s hody with telling effect, The Gans Heke was the first mixed hout pulled of In theee parts and Howard Garr deserves touch credit. ‘The eard drew a couple hundred fans from 35th and Indiana Ave. Among these whe enjoyed the press LOX rere the Defeniler sports editor, the [general manager, Phil A. Jones! the Franager of the Sew York office. Wm. White, and the Old Roll Top Desk Man Antonio De Langston. SANFORD 8. GRAHAM 3 Sanford, XC. June 1. The sana feed White. Sox” defeated” the scron Giranam ‘ine vy a ‘seore of 8 fo 2 Se ors making his, fre” appearance on that mound. pitched a." good. ram throushowt.” He struck ene seven bute ties One home fin by W. Green with the on Unees a triple ty bi dtebonat Aouvies ‘ie "Capea Clark ind Sle: Wlthen, wad halt x dozen sinsies wers Tinched nthe. Grvts tied and, Bfh innings.” ‘The score! paras Geiinin ceesecscess 00 010 1002 6 I SGntort,“cocjscceesns 0% ¢O—8 11 iteeriee Giasia” wna’ MeLean: Me- fe ieneen. versity of California; William Dowd~ Tage Georgetown. Running hep, step and jump—De- dure Hubbard. Caiversity” or Stichi- Ean: Marcin Gahan, Kansas tinieer~ Sigs Mack Keeble, Uatvorsity of Mis~ Souris, Kael Wilon,, University of Souuern Gatitornias” Kangman Geist Sad St ¥. ML. C. A New York. Pole vauli—ttainh Spearow. Unl~ versity of Oregon: Lee Barnes, Folly root hight seh, California: James I“Erwoker, University of Michigan: G: Grahaim, California Tech: te Ee Moyers. Chieaso An Hammer thraw—b. D. Togtell. Bos ton An Act Md. MfeGruth, New York Rick Jack Merchant, Olympic tub, Sin evanclscor James Mebschern, Olgmpie club, San Francisco. Shot-put—Ckarence tourer. Cat= versity of Southern Californkt: Glenn Mirtrantt. betand Stanford: ftalph C- Hilts, Princeton: Normuin Andecvon Caiversity of Southern Culltorniaz Charles A.C. Bastman of Harttord fan Liewts 1b, f Liversedge, United States Navy. both conditionally. Diseus throw-—T.f. Lieb, iilinols A. Ga “Augustus Pope, Minols A. Gg hasten Ashton, New York A. GS Clueenco Mauser, University of Southern Caticornta. “Theowing the Javelin — William Neufelde, University of California: Le Be Veiester, Mise. A. and Mh: Homer Wnelchell.” Georzix Teck; Wiliam Heats, Andover academy; E. Oberst, Notre Dame Becathion—I0. af. Osborne, tinote A. Ga Emerson Norton, Georgetatenz HE Frieda, Untversits- of Chlcagos Gito Anderson, University of South= ern California. ‘Bentathion--Rovert Lezendre, New- ark AG. Morton Keer, University ef. Southern” California; Clitord Xrauer Occidental collose, Callforaia: AMES Legeete. United States Navy Conditionally): ‘Brutus Hamalitoa, Kansaa Gita. C. se Upsilon Delta Pi Pays Honor to Helen. Leflet Wetnendny Dane Th. the members, ¢f gue Upsilon’ Betta MY cororlty pave finner party in honor of Miva" tlsten Lense es raduated teem tmecuntsees Soviet Chae un Yune To. at the hens SOE UESE? Ghia Ghd “champtals Ste, dali ‘imported’ tealtan™ cha ‘The follwing were seaced 2¢ the tablet As Mfarediy Walkers “Sakae “BIS Brahe, Ge Ship Amn, les ate Siive Faas Migs Hele Geet, Ses Miss Dorothy Jennings and Sits. Georia themnson wi seed as ehaperon” Wainesiay evening ® dance at he homme, of les Clementine Werbas 22 Chetan Ae wae sien: the’ me Sacnte enjosed thevereniog. S'S HELD FOR BURGLARY Seg reas is Gat AN on the chase of tmestariging the bot Of Sease Whittaker: 2563 Prairie aver™ SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 AMER. GIANTS WIN 4 FROM INDIANAPOLIS Cop Series and Go Into Third Place The American Giants took four straight from the lowly Indianapolis 5-4 to 3-2 win; beating the Hossiers Sunday on a wet diamond, 3 to 0; trimming over them on Tuesday, 12 to 5. These victories gave the Giants third position in the league race, and it was clear that the Giants' Foster's will be either in first place or pretty close to it. The fielding has improved nearly 50 per cent. Saturday's game saw Foster use Hines, his new catcher, and Ware, his Rush ladsman, and the lineup, Rush ladsman with Ware, Marshall, Texas. Ware turns out good athletes and good scholars. Hines can think fast; so can Ware. Hines can think fast; so can Giants started after G. Davis in the second frame, when they scored two runs, adding one more each in the third. They decided to drive Evans, who had relieved Davis, from the mound. Hewitt walked. Marlarcher singled. Hornett singled. Hewitt finished and DeMoss finished to Shepard, who threw over first. Marlarcher scoring. Hines walked, milling the sacks, and Spider Ware. Hornett finished and DeMoss scored to Torrenti and DeMoss scoring. Miller rolled to Evans and was out at first, but the visiting pitcher lacked confidence in Stamps on the mound. The Giant battter fanned for the third out. Miller allowed Indianapolis eight scattered hits and three runs, two of them in the eighth frame. The score: Monday Tom Williams, the old master, went to the mound for the Glants. Dismukes started G. Davis when the Glants piled up five runs. Again Indianapolis connected for eight swats, but they were kept scat-tured until the ninth when he slugged by Redus. Washington and Joseph. These scored their only two runs. In the fifth, with one gone, Roth walked. He went to the mound in the role of a rescuer. Gardner walked, filling the bases. Hewitt's single scored two. Marlarcher beat out a hit to Sheward. He went to the mound and while Gardner scored, Bobby Williams' hit to center scored Hewitt and Marlarcher. DeMoss drove L. Davis back after his飞. The score: INDIANAPOLIS ARB. H. C. Worcester v. 2 1 1 1 Shippers v. 2 1 1 1 Shippers v. 2 1 1 1 Louisard r. 4 1 1 1 Louisard r. 4 1 1 1 Washington r. 4 1 1 1 Washington r. 4 1 1 1 Trappe r. 4 0 0 4 Totaals. 35 5 9 42 Indianapolis. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Indianapolis. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totaals. 38 12 16 42 --- HERE COMES RUBY RANSOM. THAT'S ONE GIRL WHO COULD HOLD A MORTGAGE ON MY BANK BOOM. BUT SOMEHOW I CAN'T MAKE HER TALL FOR ME EVEN WITH ALL THE BUCKS IVE GOT SHE WON'T TUMBLE FOR ME. IVE GOT TO DO SOMETHING TO MAKE HER NOTICE ME — THE HAUGHTY LITTLE ANGEL NOW'S MY CHANCE. HERE SHE COMES, AND SHE'S GOT TO CROSS THIS BIG PUDDLE OF MUD. WATCH ME DO THE OLD GALLANT ACT THESE ARE ONLY FIVE-DOLLAR BILLS, MISS, BUT THEYLL NEEP YOUR LITTLE SHoes FROM GETTIN' MUDOY KEITH SCHOOL SECOND; HAYES FOURTH IN CHICAGO'S FIRST GRAMMAR SCHOOL CONTESTS By DAVID W. KELLUM the limelight when she came second to Dorothy, who clipped one-fifth of a second from the world's record for the 60-yard dash. The little redshirt girl went the distance in 67-1-5. The senior girls high jump honors went to Pearl Murphy of the Keith school, who ran into a tie with six other girls for third place. The height was 4 feet 7 inches of the closest and most exciting races of the afternoon was the senior girls 52-yard shuttle relay race. The junior girls 52-yard shuttle relay race was nosed out at the finish by the Talent school. The members of the Junior relay team were Shamie Austin, Fannie Minec, Mildred Almond, Verneda Haywood, Bittila Dl Glovann, Josephine Slagg, Larry Lapine, Larghee, Patti, Tina Peceo, Carrie Hartman, Josie Licensee and Lily Spinall. All are white but Misses Hartman and Haywood. Members of the Hayes school boy's relay team were Morris Brendshaw, Bob Janian Grant, Maurice Kallison, James Shehly, Shelva Garner, Sheilder Garner, Grant Mason and Governor Grant. Ruth Reese of the Keith school carried away the second honors in the hockey. The Hays school, Leavitt and Walnut State, which took fourth honors in the team scoring in the hockey tournament, struck Miss Catherine Jefferson Flowers, 5202 Prairie Ave., who has the distinction of being the first and only member of the team. Although she has only been at the West side school a short while, she has done excellent work toward physical development. Miss Catherine Jefferson Flowers, Hayes school she was playground director at the Mosley school, 24th and Wabash Ave. The Hayes school is a graduate of the Kansas State normal. Kansas City, Mo. After her graduation she was appointed physical director in Cairo, Egypt, and then animation to receive the appointment in the Chicago school Miss Flowers received the second highest mark. Present is she in charge of 1,200 students. The Hayes school also has for its playground director a member of our staff, Ms. Katherine Siddes at $356 Calumet Ave. Miss Lonnie besides being a playground director, Ms. Katherine Siddes and has been connected with the Hayes school for three years. She is a graduate of the Chicago Musical college and the Chicago Normal college. Estridge to Fight on Milk Fund Program New York, June 20—On the all-star card of bouts scheduled for the 2014 season, Larry Estridge and Panama Joe Gans will battle for the middleweight trace title, which is now held by Gans. Other bouts scheduled for the card, Gene Spalla and Bernie Spalla; Harry Greb and Jack Denayey, for the middleweight title of the card, Stirling and Berluchen in a six-round session. **CBESCENTS WANT GAMES.** Indianapolis, July. June 20—The Crossover fight of the two to take in from managers Terre Haute, Danville, Ill., and other cities down that way for games, and 6 are still open. William Thomas, 211 W. 10th St., is manager. Dorothy Radcliffe TENNIS Chicago tennis player, runner-up to Miss Chicago, the Midwest-western champion Wilberforce, announced her intention of not only going to Baltimore, but of making it "hot for all cameras." She will play at the Prairie Tennis club of Chicago. The first annual track and field championships of the Chicago elementary schools, sponsored by E. C. Delaporte, assistant director or of physical education, were held the afternoon at the Sears - Robuck field. Homan Lowe, and Arbhleton St. PETER More than 500 letters representing 10 Chicago jobs placed in the meet which was the man school. The South Chicago school currently currys South Chicago Miss Flowers school carried out her first shield emblematic of supremacy in Chicago by winning in the boy and girl events. In the boys' division girls' division they led with a team total of 18 points. Second honors in the girls' division went to the Keith school, 34th and the Denebek school, 31th and the Hayes school, Leavitt and Walnut St. The games began promptly at 1:50 oclock. Four events constituted the division went to the Hayes school, shuttle relay were the same for the two boy divisions. The senior boys ran the 75-yard dash while the junior boys ran the 100-yard dash. Short dashes and basketball throwing were other events that the girls participated in. Of the 500 youthful athletes entered, those of Color were the first. First place honors in the senior high jump went to Stanclair Robinson, eighth grade student of the Douglas school. Youngest place honors a jump of 5 feet 6 inches. He is a member of the June graduating class. Irving Hayes, seventh grade student of the Sexton school, took second in Preston Woods, member of the graduating class of the Keith school won the 75-yard dash in eight secs. He was also a member of the graduating class of the Hayes school, was fourth. Third honors in the 30-yard shut-tee relay race went to the Hayes school, where he led the field slowed up and was beaten at the finish by the Pullman and Lawson schools, whose teams were made up of all white students. The Thunder team, an eight grade student of the Doo-little school, and a member of the June graduating class jumped into BLACK BARONS 1, MEMPHIS SOX 0 Birmingham, Ala. June 19—Great hurting on the part of Pitcher Streeter and a pinch single by Mule Sellers save the Black Barons a 1 to 0 verdict in 12 innings over the Memphis Red Sox at Rickwood Monday afternoon in the first of a three-game series. Streeter held the losers to three hits, of which might have been converted into put-outs with faster fielding. Good fielding by both teams enlisted the combat, but one error being made by the Hurler Streeter making that one himself. Streeter whiffed eight of the Memphis batters besides causing them to pop up or ground out easily on numerous other occasions and showed more stuff than any other Black Sox has put on exhibition this season. POTOMACS BEAT BACHARACHS Washington, June 15.—The Washington Potomac got to Lockhart in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings of today's game at the American league game at the University of Gaines of Atlantic City, 9 to 8, Grace, the new hurler of the locals, was forced to retire to the showers in Washington and Hampton finished. The hitting of Ben Taylor featured. The score: Potomaces ..... 000 224 009-9 14 0 Bacharachs ..... 001 012 009-9 14 0 Batteries -- Greer, Hampton and William; Lockhart, Carr, and Jones CRESCENTS WANT GAMES DOROTHY RADCLIFFE THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Sir Walter Raleigh Was a. ALL THE BUCKS IVE NOT TUMBLE FOR ME. TO DO SOMETHING OR NOTICE ME — MY LITTLE ANGEL NOW'S MY CHANCE SHE COMES, AND S TO CROSS THIS BIRD OF MUD. — WA- DO THE OLD GALLY NOW'S MY CHANCE.= HERE SHE COMES, AND SHE'S GOT TO CROSS THIS BIG PUDDLE OF MUD.= WATCH ME DO THE OLD GALLANT ACT= FIRPO NEXT HARRY WILLS Dempsey's challenger, working out daily in New York, posed Firpo bout. Although he failed to knock out Madgained many more admirers as no one has ever knocked the and it was Madden's game to take all the punishment at the limit. BIRMINGHAM GETS TURNED AROUND IN KANSAS O AND DROPS FOUR ST out daily in New York for the pro- ced to knock out Madden. Wills has he has ever knocked the Irishman out all the punishment and try to stay ITS TURNED KANSAS CITY FOUR STRAIGHT A HARRY WILLS Dempsey's challenger, working out daily in New York for the proposed Firpo bip, although he failed to knock out Madden, Wills has gained many more admirers as no one has ever knocked the Irishman out of Madden's game to take all the punishment and try to stay the limit. BIRMINGHAM GETS TURNED AROUND IN KANSAS CITY AND DROPS FOUR STRAIGHT NOTICE TO BASEBALL OWNERS AND MANAGERS Mail special delivery as soon after game as possible. Score by innings; runs, hits and errors; also batteries. Send games whether you win or lose. Do not wire games collect. In sending telegrams pay for them at your end. Do not abbreviate words. Do not hold games and send two or three at once. game was a romp for the Monarchs, who in the fording of Salem, won, was on the monarch for the Barson, as will. Morris, the youngster from California, was on the hill for the Monarchs, and held the heavy-hit- The second game was the best played and the hardest fought game on the ground for the Barons, and held the heavy-hitting Barons safe in the middle, miming the relieved by McCain. Fuller Regan went the whole route for the Barons, holding the Barons to five in the eighth inning with two on. Eight thousand local fans turned out to give the southern bays a rousing victory, but the Barons were not equal to the occasion. First game: R.H.L.E. Rhizomachia .....000 000 000 -S12 0 Mourdes .....002 001 001 -S12 0 Batteries — Salmon and Williams; Morris and Duncan. Second game: R.H.E. Second game: .010 000 000 Menarches: .000 001 001-5 Batteries:=Dantels. McCall and Williams; Rogan and Duncan. New York, June 20—In the splendid time of 31 minutes 24-5 seconds R. Earl Johnson, Pittsburgh, national 10-mile champion, won the final Olympic cross-country tryout at South field, Columbia, Monday, June 2. The course was over, a 64-mile course, on Portland park. This is assured the champion of a place on the Olympic team to compete in Paris. Johnson finished about 30 yards in Portland park. Massa, with John Gray, Philadelphia, third, and A. Studenbrot of the game city, fourth. DAYTON 2, WEIDEMANS 4 Dayton, Ohio, June 18—The C. M. I. A.'s took the scap of the fast Weidemans off at the park for a long turtle and on of the largest the season in an inited the game in the seventh. Weldemans .....000 000 0-0 C. M. I. A.....200 000 -2 --- Kansas City, Mo. Friday—The Kansas City Monarchs won the opening game of their series with the Birmingham Black Barons, 6 to 3. The best balanced teams and their play was snappy at all times. About 5,000 fans turned out to see the game. The score: MONARCHS BIRMINGHAM ABRIL 2, 11 P 2 Allen 2, 11 P 2 Brown 2, 11 P 2 Moore 4, 10 P 2 Mother 4, 11 P 2 Mother 4, 11 P 2 Dinney 4, 12 P 2 Swatt cf. 4, 11 P 2 Rogan 1, 11 P 1 Monepole 1, 11 P 1 Total... 22 P 11 ABRIL 2, 11 P 2 Allen 2, 11 P 2 Brown 2, 11 P 2 Moore 4, 10 P 2 Mother 4, 11 P 2 Mother 4, 11 P 2 Dinney 4, 12 P 2 Swatt cf. 4, 11 P 2 Rogan 1, 11 P 1 Monepole 1, 11 P 1 Total... 22 P 11 Kansas City, Mo. Saturday—The Kansas City Monarchs hopped on Ditchers Polindexter and McCall for a win. The defense made it two straight. The Barons' defense cracked and the team was demoralized at times while the Monarchs hit the pill hard. The MONARCHS BIRMINGHAM Hawkins b. 4 1 2 1 Alten b. 4 1 2 1 Nate rf. 4 1 2 1 Nate rf. 4 1 2 1 Johnson rf. 4 1 2 1 Johnson rf. 4 1 2 1 Duncan r. 4 1 2 1 Duncan r. 4 1 2 1 Marshall p. 5 1 0 0 W. Bell. 1 0 0 0 40 12 14 Totals. 45 14 24 Wrismingham 0 0 0 0 0 Hits-off Marshall. 4 off Bell. 10 off Marshall. Three off Marshall. 4 off Bell. 10 off Marshall. Three off Marshall. 4 off Bell. 10 off Marshall. One off Marshall. 1 off Marshall. One off Marshall. 1 off Marshall. Jamison and Holland. Kansas City, June 15.—The Kansas City Black Barons in both cases of today's double-muster. The first Cleveland Browns Win Three from Pittsburgers Cleveland, Ohio, June 20.—The Cleveland Brownies staged a great comeback in the first game of the season, beating the Pittsburgh Keystones three straight, Saturday and Sunday. The Brownies one game out of 13. The Brownies triumphed in the first game Saturday and Sunday, beating the Chicago header, McClain. Ray and Singer dislid the batting honors in a Pittsburgh header and Fields held them from the mound, having secured three new players, the more invincible and played good ball. Saturday's game: Pittsburgh Keystones . . .010 011 41-2 Pittsburgh Keystones . . .010 000 300-2 Batteries — Gordon and Foreman; Jackson and Williams. Sunday's game: Pittsburgh Keystones . . .010 000 20-3 Cleveland Brownies . . .010 011 004-1 Batteries — Martin and Williams; Pittsburgh Keystones Cleveland Browns Hensley and Jefferies Cleveland Browns Pittsburgh Keystones Fields and Foreman .012 230 *-S .000 100 0-1 and Williams: DETROIT DROPS FIRST GAME TO ST. LOUIS, BUT STAGES COMEBACK TO WIN 2 GAMES ST. LOUIS STAIRS DESTROIT STAIRS Russell fi. 5 0 0 0 0 Joseph if. 1 0 0 0 0 Rockwell fi. 2 1 1 1 Stevens if. 1 1 0 0 0 Rockwell fi. 2 1 1 1 Stevens if. 1 1 0 0 0 Taylor fi. 2 1 1 1 Smith rf. 1 1 0 0 0 Taylor fi. 2 1 1 1 Smith rf. 1 1 0 0 0 Lebell cf. 4 1 0 0 Jones sh. 5 1 0 0 Watts se. 4 1 0 0 Jones c. 5 1 0 0 Mitchell p. 1 0 0 0 Cole p. 2 0 0 0 Mitchell p. 1 0 0 0 Cole p. 2 0 0 0 F Bell p. 1 0 0 0 Cole p. 2 0 0 0 Totals. 35 4 8 0 Totals. 42 12 12 0 Russell lats. 0 0 0 0 0 Russell lats. 0 0 0 0 0 Russell lats. 0 0 0 0 0 Russell lats. 0 0 0 0 0 Drake Kansas City twirler, who starts against the Detroit club Saturday. Kansas City twirler, who starts against the Detroit club Saturday. --- W. L. Pet. Kansas City 18 5 738 Detroit 13 7 765 American Giants 13 4 650 Armingham 13 19 765 St. Louis 12 12 500 Cubans 12 14 300 Cleveland 7 13 350 Indianapolis 3 19 130 BILL BRENNAN IS MOURNED BY FANS Boxing fans are mourning over the murder of Bill Brennan, heavyweight boxer of note; also were marveling in strangeness of the fact that marked him as a man apart two men who met at Omaha. Neb., last nov. 6, in what proved to be a shock, met each. Bill Brennan was one, Billy Miske was the other, Miske died on June 14, a kidney disease. Brennan missed Monday morning, the victim of the guns of two men who shot him down the St. and Broadway in Tillis known as the Tia Juana cabaret. Brennan was knocked out in the fight himself and Miske at Omaha. The thought of death was far from their minds that night. Now they both have passed on. A strange and tragic story. Brennan, although never a champion, was a man who fought often. He was the ropeed square was his stand against Jack Dempsey in Madison Square garden in 1930. Dempsey had knocked Brennan out in six rounds and rounded to put Bill on the floor for the long count that night in the garden. Until Tom Gibbons went the limit of rounds with Dempsey last year, he was the only one to round the distinction of standing up longer than any other man before the title holder's attack. Gibbons did little to change the being content to run and wrestle and hold on to go the route. But Brennan, true to the spirit of his Irish heart, made it a battle with Dempsey, who gave a gong sounded until it was all over. Scored 65 Knockouts Brennan was born in County Mayo, Ireland, and he has have been 32 years old next Monday. It was in 1914, around Chicago, that Brennan began his fighting career. In the hearts of the followers of Brennan, there is a long and remembrance of Hill Brennan. Clef Club Ties for 2nd Place in French Race By Sam Bush Paris, France, June 20.—By virtue of its recent victory over the Japan, the French Chel club died the American Legion for second place in the Paris International Baseball league. We were unable to "catch the tempo" of the Bubble's synchroced twists, while Zmatar, for the French club, was silenced for nine assists. Certain, for the musicians, drove out two circuit drives in the first two innings. The color line so prevalent lack in the States, is a great favorite here, drawing huge crowds at all times. They are favorable, and play a high grade of amateur ball. YOU HATE TO LOOK AT A PIMPLY FAGE There is perhaps nothing more distressing to people who are bothered with them, and surely nothing as distressing as the pain of pimples, blotches, bumps, rash, scrotula, eczema, "breaking out" and similar skin disfigurers. 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Cockrell opposed Taylor in the first game, but weekened in the sixth inning and had runs in the seventh. Taylor ran high when the Giants came from behind in the sixth and seventh in- nings and scored the runs which gave SECOND: [Hildes] 2 00 2 01 0 01 0 Lincoln Giants 0 00 1 00 0 00 1 French Defeat Indians in Davis Cup Match Paris, June 17.—In the third round of the Davis cup elimination play to individual players two matches in singles to nothing. Rene La Coste, France, defeated M. Sleeman, India, 4, 6, 4-1. Won from S. M. Hochel, France, won from S. M. Jacob, India, 8, 4-1, 4-6, 5, 4-2. Elkville Wins Two Elkille II. June 20—The crack Elkville Stars of this city won their two-game series here Friday and Saturday when they defeated the Scranton Tigers in two hotly contested games. Did the hurling for the victors Friday when he held them to a 10 to 2 score. Frize score: Stars ..... 012 111 013—10 Batteries to Tigers ..... 002 002 002 Batteries—Keyy and Jones; Cok, Hardin and Davis. 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The war has long been over, its cares no longer weigh heavily upon the president and Congress, but the government of the Virgin Islands is still in the hands of naval officers. The invasion of the long since urged that is be changed. They have suffered much at the hands of an administration the officers of which are interested primarily in themselves and not in the interests of those over whom they bear rule. There is no question as to the fact that the time has come when the undemocratic naval administration is in its stead of a real American civil government established. At the time that the sessions they had a civil form of government. In fact they had a civilian government for many decades prior to it. It has been those in authorecuse Race reasons that their polity, Mr. D. Harper and West End and West End, the editor, the Thomas Malt time to time this very chastic selection for an on that partion on that partion to appear before why he, the judge, is at judge at the prosecuting attorney, polled, and chance in ten anything like that. An even more interesting development in 1827, which exercised by the president of the naval administration, yielded a man to lie charged with The Virgin Islands, therefore, are the most independent and unadjudicated justice cannot be theirs so long as the judge of their court conforms to the governor alone for the tenure of his office. The court complains of contempt of Court section of the Insular Code of Law takes care of the freedom of the An editor of the Virgin Islands endeavors to find himself guilty of contempt. Provided that the name of the man in an insurrection even though no article is statement of fact, with which his name is found to work out the article as one in which there is contempt of court. He is always in the in which the application of the contempt law has been farmless abused in six years it is in the Virgin Islands. BIG SUMMER SALE The Biggest Bargain You Ever Saw Disadvantages Under the Islands Haves Suffered During the Shipwreck of the 1965 American Administration. 1. Failure to Grant Citizenship Haves. Citizenship works in great disadvantage on the inhabitants of the Virgin Islands is a disadvantage of the islands of Virgin Islands who are resident in the United States. These islands of the state department, cannot vote because they are not citizens and cannot become citizens because they are not citizens. This failure to grant citizenship also affects the important question of citizenship, which serves to solve. Of the total population of St. Croix less than 204 have the citizenship of the state departing out of 20,000. In St. Thomas, out of a population of between 10,000 to 12,000 or less or less than 250 have (To Be Continued) $ 3 98 FOR BOTH EARNS ARCHITECT DEGREE FROM U. OF M. Ann Arbor, Mich, June 20.—When commencement exercises were held at the University of Michigan last week, a member of our Race first time in the history of the museum, an amg of those to receive science degree science degree structural engineering A. B. George Macleo Jones, 23, came from Atlanta, Ga, where he preparatory work in Atlanta enrolled in Michigan in September, 1921. recorded years residence of our parents. Jones, a brother of Richard L. Jones, advertising manager of The Chicago Defender, contemplates going to Chicago to help build a new apartment place to enter an architectural firm. He is a member of the Alpha Phil Alfa fraternity. HAMPTON INSTITUTE GIVES 99 DIPLOMAS Dr. Greg awarded the St. Philip's, PA, Emmy J. Churchman, Baltimore, Md., ranking scholar of the Academy, and the Hampton Institute summer school scholar of the College of Agriculture, awarded to Allen Thurman Wood, ranking scholar of the college diagonal of Agriculture. He also announced that two Hampton institute students, Bentley B. Jr. and Loniel B. Jr., and Loniel B. Jr. of New York, both students in the college, were won in competition $20 prizes in a literary contest in which 46 students were awarded for the 10 $20 prizes. These Hampton institutes swered 10 questions based on the data written by a business man whose name has not been published. The prizes, open to college students, were written in the Layman Association of Pittsburgh. M. T. Bailey Returns M. T. Bailey, 2525 S. State St., many years president of the Alumni association of the V. N. and I. L. Petersburg, of the Bailey Bailey from a burg tour in Washington, Federal Reserve Bank, and other points in Virginia. With attentions to the Alumni association at the and 18th year celebration Gandy's connection with the school and pre- ceding and post- year celebration of the existence of the celebration of the celebration of the establishment of the M. T. Bailey In Washington he was the ghost of the late Dr. John A. Bass, born at the V. N. and I. L. Victorian Hon. Arthur to Frye and Mrs. Bass, Columbia, and Dr. L. P. Johnson and his wife, Jane, on route. Mr. Frye has returned to the city of Washington, where he works at the Alumni association and the school, with words of praise and admiration of the general coeditation committee; and works over the school. Mr. Sue Dollar and trof. F. E. Sheilbs of St. Louis have their great assistance in making the greatest in the history of the school. MAKE YOUR FACE AS • LOVELY AS YOU ARE THE CHICAGO DEFENDER HELP WANTED-MALE AUTO INSTRUCTION COMPLETE COURSE in automobile repair technician training. TAUGHT by proficient factory engineers. 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STATE ST. CHICAGO, IA BOULEVARD THINK WORKS 42ND ST. COL. GRAND BAY, WI. Wardrobe, closet, and closet possibilities. We do repaging. Quick delfties. WANTED—WARD, WEIGHTING LESS THAN 2 1/2 lbs. Will give name and doctor's name. Will give address. Answer either. Chicago Inventory. Box 19. BICEE AND CANDY: EXPERT WORK: Wald, D.J., 215, HOLLYWOOD, N.Y. MAKE AND SELL Legitimacy of Negro Masonry The Mason and the Mason. *Elk* Spotlight and other interesting articles in the Masonry Journal. *Elk* Spotlight. Fraternal Batches, 2014, *E* 2014, at Chicago Ku Klux Klan Legislation Baton Rouge, La., 20-21. Anti-Klan legislation was completed by the Senate and passed by the senate of three house measures against secrecy and the mask. The legislation was sponsored by Governor Furman, and he will sign it. One law requires that membership organizations be filed periodically with the state of state. The second prohibits the covering of the Mariel Guard and like features by requiring pre-requisites. The third law makes felonies of illegal acts committed by persons wearing masks. MEZO-SPORANO IN RECITAL Mrs. Lelia Gary Fountain, wife of the late George Fountain, has just returned from Louisville, Ky. where records are located where the school is to the general and to the general and visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3139 Venere Ave. 3139 Venere Ave. Fountain will nill on June 19 at Gratton Church, 4th St. and Evans Church, 4th St. R. Thomas, parish musicians, music musicians, music players are plenary and friends are plenary. panied her husband her conference conference presents. Mr. and Mrs. Fountain will 31b Vernon Ave. Fountain will attend June 12 at Grun Memorial A. M. Khan, St. and Evans R. Thomas, music musicians, music friends are to be turn out to hear this artist. Mrs. Fountain will be accompanied by Mrs. Fountain to admission. See children. 26-1407. Want to locate Keele Greg Mills, born in Appeal, the late Keele Greg, living in East Seventh Ave., New York city, with a Mrs. Seth A. Winters, April 19, 1925. She left there to be work and has not been heard of there. Appr knowing her whereabouts, please notify her mother, Mrs. Rosa L. Hurms, S Hall Ave. P. N. WATKIN—I would like to be happy to have you as a member of the Air Force at St. Ferdinand, HI, institution, constructed architect. I will be happy to help you with your hobby. Ms. A. L. Tremper, Wesley J. Mastin, this office. MDAE DEL CARSON—Want to know the details of your life at the age when she was born in 1911. Please contact her family. Any information can be provided. Mrs. Adgie L. Mastin, Mr. Cedric J. Smith, Arnendie Smith—Miss Arnendie Smith, your mother, Karen Smith, died Jan. 28, 1914. Please contact her family. From, wished you to come home. Leslie Smith—Miss Leslie Smith, from, wished you to come home. IN MEMORIAM [ADVERTISEMENTS] In loving memory of my dear children, LILLIA, MARIE, and MICHAEL. In 1923, at 12, 1924, at 11, "Gill, Gill, Gill" not for publication. In 1925, at 10, "Maggie, Maggie" Nesthill Williams. Ministry of our memory. Died 26 June, 1927. In honor of memory of our dear daughter, Mary Ann, we extend our condolences on her one year, age, June 21, 1822. We extend our condolences on of one young and loved by all; of one old and loved by all. We loved her when we knew her still life; we loved her when we knew her step sister; we loved her when we knew her step grandmother; Mary Ann, our grandmother, John Cannon, step grandmother, John Cannon, step grandmother. INSTRUCTION HELP, WANTED AGENTS If you are now making $35 per week or the selling game you are required to apply for the job, you will be making production in the country today. 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You will be able to rent a farming, Black and land, highly crocheted, vegetable. Neighboring farmers have real estate, nutmeg bushes and outbuildings can be rented. Numerous mobile houses and outbuildings can be rented. The land is only 2,500. A small monthly payment. Here is your monthly payment. Don't send any money. If interested, contact the Address Box 24, Chicago Defender. BE YOU LIVE- you should own a car in the new Chicago summer heat. You are in your vacation in the country, close to the city. The real estate, such people are permitted to rent 0291000 for $1,000. One-down balance in 10 monthly installments, which be paid in four. Because it is the only resort where you can rent, don't think it would be more wise. Don't think it would be more wise. Don't think it would be more wise. Don't think it would be more wise. FOR SALE-LOTS Toronto Ave. and 116th St. close to plant font; easy payments. From $150 up. Title insurance. C. F. PEGENAU DOOR 106, 118th N. 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ON—17 Green Nt., Charing Cross Road, London, England. HICAGO—5435 Indiana Ave., Telephone Douglas 0889. EFENDER'S PLATFORM FOR AMERICA The Opening Up of All Trades and Trade Unions to Blacks as Well as Whites. The Appointment of a Member of the Race to the President's Cabinet. THE ROBERT S. ABBOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY (INFORMPORATED) Entered as second-class matter, Feb. 1, 1908, at the Postoffice in Chicago, Ill., under art of March 9, 1879. LONDON—17 Green St., Charing Cross Road, London, England, W. & CHICAGO—5425 Indiana Ave., Telephone Douglas 0087. DEFENDER'S PLATFORM FOR AMERICA 1. The Opening Up of All Trades and Trade Unions to Blacks as Well as Whites. 2. The Appointment of a Member of the Race to the President's Cabinet. ```markdown ``` THE FROTH The young sports who enter life's follies Fly high while their fortune is flush: With pals who are leaches, and women So hardened that naught makes them blush. When Fate shifts the scene holding pleasures To one filled with sorrows and tears. They find that the froth they were drinking Leaves dregs they can taste through the years. WHO'LL PICK THE COTTON? WITHOUT THE BLARE OF TRUMPETS, quietly and almost stealthily, our men and women who so long have existed under the heel of oppression are leaving by drove certain sections of the South for the North, for the Middle West and for Canada. Most of them have saved enough money to carry them through the months that sometimes elapse before a newcomer gets firmly established and in a position to be self-supporting. It is remarkable how quickly these migrants adjust themselves to their new environments. It is a long jump from Southern fields to Northern wheat fields, or from the Southern sugar cane plant to the steel mills at Gary, Ind. THE LARGE PLANTATION owners are in dire distress; no inducement that they can offer seems to deter their workers. They have made up their minds deliberately that they would leave, come what may, and are following out their plans to the better. This is not a bad thing, but the ecological planters themselves. It is difficult for them to realize that this is today, not yesterday; that they are not dealing with chatbots with employees, human beings who have some rights even in that law-for-slavery section of our country. And the fact that they are not slaves slim this season and the Industrial South will keenly feel the loss of thousands of good workmen. SINCE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION has taken on such huge proportions in Chicago and other large cities the demand for skilled tradesmen has far exceeded the supply and it is a common thing to see black and white working side by side on a building anywhere between the roof and the basement. Contractors must get the work done; there are not enough white skilled workmen, and herein lies our opportunity. Once the opening is made the rest is simply a matter of getting the job strongly impressed on those who are fortunate enough to break in the necessity of making good, of giving the best that there is in them, not alone for the sake of themselves, but for those who may follow. The South had the North believing that our working class was stiffless and unreliable, the migrants have convinced them differently. SEEKING NOTORIETY DISGRuntLED POLITICIANS affiliated with of the major parties are eager to graze straw that will tend to keep them in power, not the limelight. Just at present the woods of embryonic organizations that threaten it out at any moment into a full-fledged "J." Just what is meant by a third party is determine when it is taken into consideration by the party parties behind the Democratic and Republican parties. The Prohibition constituted their strength by putting over seventh amendment, and while they have no president, they are a force to be reined in national politics. FOLLETTE. JOHNSON and the rest, a small following peculiarly their own, are calling to rock the hone. Added to this we have a wire in a determined effort to rule or particular candidates or party they elect to reside with. The latest news is to the we are to have Judge Gilbert O. Nation, shinging as the standard bearer of the American party," with Congressman Charles Hall of Los Angeles as running mate. The bill is that the American party should become synonymously as the Klan party, but of the "invisible empire" would be need coming campaign and would be given first institution in all decisions. I CAN READILY BE SEEN what infiltration is trying to do. Flattered by the press politically they have had in the southern stronghold, Indiana, they obey their laws and the American party's policies. Fortunately the higher-ups in major parties have repudiated the Klan done this in an open and no uncertain man two reasons: First, no self-respecting law-person could subscribe to their doctrine; second, with high ambitions could afford it to vote. This new "American party" is manuous efforts to hook up with the Prohibition we do not believe these soft drink advice care to have this cross placed on them. DISGRuntLED POLITICIANS affiliated with either of the major parties are eager to grasp at any straw that will tend to keep them in power and in the limelight. Just at present the woods are full of embryonic organizations that have been created to a full-fledged third party. Just what is meant by a third party is hard to determine when it is taken into consideration that there are several so-called parties besides the Democratic and Republican parties. The Prohibitionists demonstrated their strength by putting over the eighth amendment, and while they have never been challenged, they are a force to be reckoned with in national polities. LAFOLLETTE, JOHNSON and the rest, who have a small following peculiarly their own, are attempting to rock the hone. Added to this we find the Ku Klux Klan exerting every power and pulling every wire in a determined effort to rule or rule the particular candidates or party they elect to ally with the Democratic and Republican parties that we are to have Judge Gilbert O. Nations of Washington as the standard bearer of the new "American party," with Congressman Charles H. Randall of Los Angeles as running mate. The leaders state that the American party should not be known synonymously as the Klan party, but that the coming campaign would be given first consideration in all decisions. IT CAN READLY BE SEEN what this infamous organization is trying to do. Flattered by the partial success politically they have had in the semi-Northern stronghold, Indiana, they believe they are powerful enough to spread out and influence national politics, fortunately not enough to influence parties and constituencies sipedated the Klan and have done this in an open and no uncertain manner for two reasons: First, no self-respecting, law-abiding person can subscribe to their doctrine; second, no politician with high ambitions could afford to go counter to the Catholic, the foreigner, the Jewish and our vote. This new effort is more effective than the hook with the Prohibitionists, but we do not believe these soft drink advocates would care to have this cross placed on them. NOT AN AD WHEN WE SPEAK of the seven wonders of d we have not in mind Henry Ford, yet the a this man and his achievements seem more l take than an exact history of a mere man. the Ford plant turned out its ten million The last 1,000,000 were turned out complete working days. No business enterprise in the of the world ever came anywhere near chasing this feat with any product of like vization is the keynote; this coupled with that there was a universal demand for a a priced automobile, which Mr. Ford was to supply, a unprecedented success possible. THE EXAMPLE SET by this manufacturer simulated by individuals and by groups suc We are sadly in need of organization, or ent leadership. We need to pool our money for manufacturing plants, stores and big bus WHEN WE SPEAK of the seven wonders of the world we have not in mind Henry Ford, yet the story of this man and his achievements seems more like a fairy tale than an exact history of a mere man. Recently the Ford plant turned out its ten million cars and its 125 working days. No business enterprise in the history of the world ever came anywhere near approaching this feat with any product of like value. Organization is the keynote; this coupled with the fact that there was a universal demand for a good low price automobile, which Mr. Ford was farsighted enough not to see to supply, made this unprecedented success possible. THE EXAMPLE SET by this manufacturer can be computed by individuals and by groups such as the intelligent leadership. We need to pool our money and operate manufacturing plants, stores and big business houses in general. We need to have confidence in each other and recognize the fact that because we have money invested we all cannot be president or general manager of our concern. What Ford has done in so short a time is marvelous, but it is within the power of others to accomplish it, also. We have also worked hard, a goodly supply of push, energy and stick-to-fitness can wrest a full measure of success out of this old world of ours any day in the week. A GREAT APPLY CROP is indicated, but nobody has yet thought up an excuse for raising the price. ANOTHER REASON why a chicken crosses the street is because she knows everybody will use the emergency brake. THE ONLY TIME you can get a picture of a smiling congressman these days is just after he has been declared not guilty. THE QUICKEST WAY TO REDUCE is to get behind with your grocery bill. CHICAGO DEFENDER ADDING TO OUR MELTING POT ACCESSION to the American population through immigration is a domestic question which it is unquestionably the right of the government to determine. In the early days of the republic, when the population was scarce, immigrants from every section of the civilized world were welcomed to our shores. Hence this country was looked upon as the "melting pot." Assimilation and absorption were not defined as mingling of the blood of all races, but rather from an economic and industrial standpoint. Since the augmentation of the population has become so large, limitations and restrictions must necessarily follow. THE IMMIGRATION HILL recently enacted is quite extensive in its scope and contains some wise and salutary provisions. The government has appropriated in it which, from a standpoint of international policy, could have been omitted. In dealing with foreign subjects it is always safer and better to leave their regulation to the discretion of the executive department of the government, especially when the objects sought to be accomplished can be obtained through the assistance of the government, President Coolidge and Secretary of State Hughes enjoy to an unlimited extent the confidence of the American people. SUCH A MERITORIOUS MEASURE as the Dyer anti-lynching bill and some other deserving measures are allowed to sleep the sleep that knows no awakening simply because the political combination by which both houses of Congress are now unfortunately controlled knows that the enactment of such legislation would not be conducive to the perpetuation of such a combination. The truth is that the greater part of the time of this session of Congress has been consumed in conducting fruitless investigations. The more we know about the primary purpose of these investigations is to promote the interests of a political party rather than to punish wrongdoers and to purify the public service. A COMPROMISE BILL IN SITE OF THE PACT that the Melton estate was indorsed by the president in security of the leading publications throughout the city, voicing the sentiments of their readers and measured measure the Senate by a 10 to 10 house by a 40 to 10 vote. Thus ends, to at least, a political squabble that mankind was for the sole purpose of getting votes candidates next fall. Every citizen, who is a half a leaf if the whole leaf is not present, is a half leaf if the whole leaf is not present. The chief provisions of the new revenue law may be summarized as follows: THE PRESENT exemption of $1,000 for bills still remains, and $2,500 for the heads regardless of the size of their income tax of 2 per cent is placed on net income $1,000, 4 per cent on incomes between $4,000 and 6 per cent above $8,000. It makes the tax more difficult to impose on the first $8,000 of any income is considered. The new tax law provides for a 25 percent in this year's income tax—a provision with hearty approval from people in all countries. INTORTUNATELY the changes in the law that have to deal with those whose income is so few of it we it was not deemed necessary, so that the tax imposes an enormous in the new tax bill is the ones that names taxpayers with amounts to be made public, and Congress is to tax returns. THE INVASION of privacy will give armed impetus to prying and spying and false information without promising to make any real advances. Nevertheless, in spite of the fact that the bill brings changes and increases, it could not afford to have it. Annual tax bill approximately $400,000 is little sum, and all in the tax law is man on small taxpayers that no man with a tax of $10,000 or less has any reason to contend share he pays the government. IN SPITE OF THE FACT that the Mellon plan of taxation was indorsed by the president and a majority of the leading publications throughout the country, voicing the sentiments of their readers, the revised measure passed the Senate by a 10 to 1, and House by a 10 to 1, ends demonically, with a political bubble that many leave was for the sole purpose of getting votes for party candidates next fall. Every citizen, whether rich or poor, is interested in tax reduction and welcomes a half loaf if the whole loaf is not procurable. The chief provisions of the new revenue measure may be summarized as follows: THE PRESENT exemption of $1,000 for single loaf and $2,000 for the loaf of families regardless of the size of their income. A normal tax of 2 per cent is placed on net income up to $1,000, 4 per cent on income between $4,000 and $5,000 and 6 per cent above $8,000. It makes a reduction of 25 per cent on earned up to $10,000; the first $8,000 of any income is considered earned. The new tax law provides for a 25 per cent reduction in this year's tax tax—a provision meets with hearty approval from people in all walks of life. UNFORTUNATELY the changes in the provisions that have to deal with those whose incomes amount up in the hundreds of thousands yearly affect so few of us it was not deemed necessary to mention them at this time. The clause that is especially obnoxious in the new tax bill is the one that provides that names of taxpayers with amount of income can be mobile, and Congress is to have access to tax returns. THE INVASION of privacy will give an undoubted impetus to prying and spying and false suspicion without promising to make any real addition to revenues. Nevertheless, in spite of the drawbacks, the bill brings some changes and relief that the country could ill afford not to have. It reduces the annual tax bill approximately $400,000,000; quite a large amount in a light on small taxpayers no man with an income of $10,000 or less has any reason to complain of the share he pays the government. INDIGNATION MEETINGS WHILE IT IS TRUE that Chicago, like cities, has its share of criminals, yet it canible fact that on the whole this is a living community. The criminals represent, by a very small percentage of our population of these criminals take advantage of the city's resources. WHILE IT IS TRUE that Chicago, like other large cities, has its share of criminals, yet it is an undeniable fact that on the whole this is a law-abiding community. The criminals represent, fortunately, a very small percentage of our population. Some of these criminals take advantage of the mischievous doctrines promulgated and advocated by that detestable organization called the Ku Klux Klan to intimidate members of our group and to be methods pursued by this small class of criminals. IF FOR INSTANCE, they receive an incendiary letter containing threats or read a handbill which has been distributed containing warnings about what will happen if certain things are done or not done, the suggestion is likely to be made that notice must be taken of them through the medium of a public indignation meeting. This is a mistake. Such meetings accompanied with oratory and denunciatory resolutions are calculated to add more importance to the affair and attract greater attention than would otherwise be given to it, besides accomplishing other goals. The criminals, citizen to preserve the energy thus fruitlessly expended in protecting and defending his own home against unlawful encroachment or invasion. IF THERE BE sufficient reason to apprehend muh violence the citizens thus threatened have a perfect right to call upon the civil authorities to protect their homes and families against the aggressions of a mob. The fact is appreciated that in union there is strength, and in all instances where there is cooperation there is less likelihood of attack; yet public mediums are often staged are not the best mediums through which to bring about this cooperation. Secret concludes are believed to be the most effective method which our enemies inaugurate. If this be true we should emulate them in so far as it may be lawful for us to do so. BUT IN ANY EVENT we should do all within our power to protect our homes and families against the invasion of criminals, let their objects and purposes be what they may. In this we will unquestionably be protected by the popular sentiment of the community in which we live. A MAN RECEIVED $20,000 cash for suggesting the name "Liberty" for a new weekly periodical. Judging by what is meant by "liberty" these days, the magazine must be a humorous one. DIRESSES are a little shorter, but you still have to organize a swimming party to find out who is knock-kneced. CONGRESSMEN complain they can't live on their salaries. That is just the reason why the public objects to having the salaries of some congresmen raised. THERE ARE a lot of ways to make easy money, but the darned grand jury is forever meddling. The Bomb That Didn't Explode FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY SOUTHERN "LILY WHITE" DOCTRINE THE SOUTH MEGRO DELEGATION SKYLAND AT G&P CONVENTION LIGHTS AND SHADOWS THE SONG OF THE SOUL Out of the darkness, O. Lord, an Ouccast cries unto Thee: It's l. I seem to want in vain; yet I seek Thy mercy and unto Thee I cry. My burden is heavy; my span is brief; My life is but as a passing shower; But my battle shall soon be over, With patience I await my inevitable hour. And when I lie down to sleep my last, May not, O. Lord, my youth no stained: And when with the earth my bones mingle. May I leave naught behind save my good name. May my soul no longer hunger; May my spirit no longer perish alone; For I have paid earth my brief visit, I can go off my bounds; soon shall return home. Ah! Outside I hear merry laughter, And footsteps; they come and they go. I'm shut off from the world and its joys. And why? I ask. But I don't know. —JAS. W. STREETER, JR. When "The Birth of a Nation" meets the wrath of a nation the tug of war is of short duration. A new motto for a certain Chicago daily should run something like: "Hew to the COLOR LINE, let the chips fall on the South side." FROM EVANSTON Dear Sir: In answering "Volunteers wanted" by a Miss, or Mr Kenwood I am giving the following definition: Love is an unseen mystery which begins tinkling at the heart, causing every vibrating nerve to twitter practically at the sneeze time. JAMES R. MANIGAULT. YOU GIRLS!!! By the use of compact cases Many girls renew, their faces With little, tiny danks of greasy paint; Many gents speak silence louder When they see 'em use good powder And fall upon the street in deadly faint. When they see they're getting gray They use mud and beauty clay To take the wiry wrinkles from their face. Now I censor it as good If they'd use it as they should Instead of overworking all its grace; They insist on using cream; It's all right, I'll gladly deem, But cosmetics have a soul and soon get tired; For a nickel or a dime You would surely watch your time And maybe quit the same day you were hired. Sometimes girls in hide and seek Try to decorate their cheeks, But in 'end the they surely find That if they scorn my earnest plea And with me disagree. —SANFORD MADDEN. WHITE LILACS White lilacs are the spirits Of the young souls who died. Leaving all their high ambitions And their dreams unsatisfied: They press against my window, A wreel and ghostly throng. And I hear what they are saying Above the night wind's song. They whisper through the darkness As their faces press the glass: "We, too, were youth of dreaming But, Oh, how the young years pass Like flames that leave the embers, Or a breeze that lofters by! Though we are dust of ages, Our hopes will never die." Then through the star - thrown shadows There comes a magic voice That falls on my heart like music And makes my heart rejoice. Then I open my study window And bury my burning face In the midst of fragrant lilacs And thrill to her soft embrace. I feel her warm breath on my fore-breath. As her shadow hands hold me there; The lips I once knew cling close to mine, And I flame to the touch of her hair; While she whispers: "Dear lad or dreaming, Through all of the years to be I shall come to you with the ilias Until you come to me." JENE SIMMONS. SUGGESTION OVERRULED; 'IM MARRIED Dear Fay: I attended a meeting the other evening at one of the exclusive clubs of this beautiful metropolis and they were having a dinner with me. I was the best way to win a girl's affections". Some one said if you were indifferent to them they fell faster. Others said soft lights and old-fashioned linen. Now, Fay, I wish you would give your kind of how a young lady's affections. Other contributors' epilips will be welcomed also. Expecting some good ones. —KENWOOD. Garvey with his inexhaustible treasure trove of high-falutin' titles and decrees of decrees is probably to answer Shakespeare's question: "What's in a name?" If school history is to be revised along the lines suggested by some, Garvey will well lose Crispin Attucks and the sailors who fought under Perry. An editorial in a certain Western newspaper with an appreciable circulation greets the eye under the caption: "Did I losecee Cuss?" "Strike while the iron is hot" should not apply to present conditions. A group of my alleged friends came to my house and we informed me in gentle and sympathetic tones that Muggle Offrowiac and Johnnie the Poet, were engaged to be married. But I turned not a hair. Muggle is merely on a ring collecting spree. BENGOOLOUGH. Editor's Mail JIM CROW COMMITTEES Editor The Chicago Defender, Chicago, IL. My Dear Sir: Most Colored people or that is Negroes, must agree with you in your stand on the race question in the United States. The white man of the South will organize interracial committees and have these committees meet and adopt resolutions that do not get at the real causes of so much dissatisfaction among Negroes. The Colored members of these committees are usually the heads of some schools, state owned and partly supported by the state, and quite naturally these men are not going to make any strong demands for fair treatment to the members of our force, for to do so would brand them at once as "sauce Negroes," desiring social equality and they would be sure to lose their jobs. These committees usually meet, pass a lot of resolutions admonishing the Colored people to behave themselves and enlisting and phishing the Southern white man for his fair treatment of the African-American colonists. The white members of the committee are hypocritical for they touch not upon such things as segregation, Jim Crow accommodations by common carriers, unfair treatment in the courts, disfranchise and so on. A certain railroad operating a terminal in the city of Atlanta, Ga., furnishes one half of a 60-foot day coach for the use of its Colored passengers. There is only one toilet in this Jim Crow apartment and it must be used by both sexes of our Race. Furthermore, the white members of the train crew push their way, arrogantly to and fro through this coach in the performance of their duties, and order Colored people around in an insulting summer. This writer took up the matter of the single toilet with the Public Service commission of the state of Georgia and in a perfunctory reply that body stated that the matter would be handled and the complainant further notified in a few days as to the action taken. The original complaint was made over 18 months ago and nothing has been heard of the matter since. Of course, a little investigating revealed to the Public Service commission that the complaint was as well as the Jim-Crowed passengers, wore Negroes and not worthy of their consideration. Yet, the fact remains that these same brutally treated Colored passengers are paying the railroad company just as much for their services as they have plenty of room and separate toilets at all times. Discrimination of the rankest and most unjust kind on the common carriages, infidel and brutal treatment in the name of the name and other injustices too numerous to mention constitute our grievances and we will not be satisfied until they are remedied. May God bless you and carry on the fight you are now making in behalf of the Colored people. With the best of wishes, I am. JACKSON B. CHANCEY. 4240 S. Wabash Ave.. Chicago, Ill. SATURDAY. JUNE 21. 1924 DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS TALKS ON PREVENTIVE MEASURES, FIRST AID REMEDIES, HYGIENICS AND SANITATION MAY BE COCCYGODYNA "Doctor, I will never be a mother. Your answer will certainly impress me with courage, as I have faith in your advice. Would like to know if there are books I in any hope of me becoming a writing a mother. Reply: Cheer up. Frequent pregnancies have occurred and very healthy children have been born after the first miscarriage. The fact of the matter is that the first miscarriage is a life of many women. The miscarriage in itself would in no wise serve to prevent conception and your becoming a mother. However, if you have displacement of uterus and an endometritis (inflammation of the uterus) or salpingitis (inflammation of fallopian tubes) or some abnormal growth, such factors without being remedied would serve to not only induce miscarriage, but might prevent conception. Get it out of your mind and system that you are burden just because you have had a miscarriage some five years ago. There must be some underlying pathological condition of your pelvic organs. It may be that you have had a careful examination made of your whole system, including blood pressure, examination of kidneys and a Wasserman blood test made; and if you are found to have a clean bill of health have the same examination made on your husband, the together with the determination of whether you are safely carried out will throw the desired light on the subject. C. De C. S. writes: "I read your articles every week and follow the advice when it touches me. For six months I have had headaches daily; have tried several headache medicines. It is getting worse and worse and at least all night. My friends by friends to take cold both in morning and a hot both at night just before retiring. My age is 20. I do not get much exercise. Please answer in your column as soon as possible." Reply: Headaches are due to various causes, mostly toxic condition. Headache is not a symptom of a diseased condition. In person age 20 having postural headaches (headaches nightly) of a severe character it is a symptom of luciet infection (syphilis). Would advise that you have your eyes carefully examined first to ascertain it there are any errors of refraction. A careful examination of urine of diabetic patients or Bright's disease inflammation of kidneys. Have a Wasserman test made. When you have had a thorough physical examination made and a report on laboratory findings, your doctor will be in position to determine the cause or causes of your headache and can easily apply remedy for the cause. You may also be moderately and follow the advice of your physician and do not indulge in self-medication or self-abuse. Bv A. L. JACKSON inspiration and discipline. For good-knows knows the average sophomore mind will stand a lot of disciplining. The young student is seldom without a large supply of self-confidence and full knowledge which sometimes borders on conceit. Self-confidence but conjecture attracts a lot of heavy blows from a hard-hearted and cynical world. No Cases Are Disboard and No Prescriptions Given in Three Weekly Articles Mrs. J. P. P. writes; "Doctor, I health column in The Chicago De- writes: "Doctor, I interested in you, I want to lend you a fender and read it every week. I am writing for advice. I have been married for 7 years, am the mother of five children. My oldest is 7 years; had one still living, children are living and in good health. My baby is now 2 months old. When I was it every week. I am writing for advice. I have been married eight years and am the mother of five children. My eldest is 7 years; had one still-born. The other children are living up to my health. My baby is now 2 months old. When I was 7½ months pre-empt with it I began to have hurting or aching when I would sit and aid him to get up. This aching or hurting is in the rectum or the extreme end of the spine. I thought that I would be relieved when I would give birth, but there has been no let-up. It still hurts—hurts when I am sitting and does a squeeze. I get up. Kindly advise me what to do. What causes this condition? Reply: No doubt, madam, you are suffering from coegycdgia or inflammation or injury to the coecxy, which is the bony structure of the lower end or the termination of the spine. In injury to the coecxy often oocysts develop, and the bony structure worsen in subsequent pregnancies near the terminal stage or the end of pregnancy. If you have been married only eight years and have five living children with one still-horn, your pregnancies have appeared very rapidly, and your complaint is serious as well as painful. Would advise that you seek the best available doctor in your city—one who makes a specialty of the diseases of women or surgery—and have a careful examination made of spine, rectum and pelvic organs, and after the examination the thing to follow—the advice of your physician. If the trouble is due to inflammation or neuralgia. Rest. hot enemas, douches, sitz baths and proper alimentation will give you much relief, but do not depend on self-recovery. You must make an examination; it may reveal a fracture or injury to nerve or the cocexy. Mrs. E. W. writes: "I have been reading your articles for quite a while and they are the first thing I read when I receive my Defender. I hope the answer to my letter will appear very soon, as I am anxious to what you will say about my sense. "I have heard that when a woman has a miscarriage first after her marriage that she will never become a mother. I had a miscarriage five years ago. Since then I have found out that, if I am pregnant with an expectant mother, and have been told that I I to be the occasion for reelegating the decennial reunion of the green bells, coupled with our more or less accidental mixing up in a little affair at one of our local universities. He has caused us to give a little thought to the 'problem of information in touch with the campuses of their alma matres. The undergraduate is not 'alonger to blame for errors in judgment or lack of comprehension of the unity in his college career. He is largely dependent A. L. Jackson upon the advice and guidance of his more experienced brother who has gone before him. We shall not soon forget with what wonder and awe we viewed the figures of distinguished graduates who returned to the college yard. There were not many students there to thank to look over the new crop of youngsters. Most of those who happened to live in the neighborhood of the university seemed not to realize how much they could help the undergraduate metamorphose himself in his new world. The social and extra-curriculum activities of college life are as important as the class room studies in the all-around development of students who are preparing themselves to go out the world. Especially is this true of our particular group. There is so much that is lacking in the training of the average young student before he gets to college that it is necessary for the college personnel to have a certain set of duties. Some means ought to be devised by alumni who are fortunate enough to make their homes nearby their own alma mater for seeing to it that the youngsters who follow them shall have a larger and more intimate experience by their contact with the best that is in the community. It used to be true that a college student was intellectually superior and socially more high minded than the rest of the population, but it mittened them to be. This is no longer true. Most cities of any size now have men and women who have achieved a definite life and culture of their communities. Some of them are college students, some are women and women who, although they have not been to college, nevertheless have by their native genius and ability equified or surpassed some of their more fortunate college-bred students. Some ought to be accessible to the new and younger students, both for his --- "NONE SO BLIND" THIS NEWSPAPER CONSISTS OF TWO SECTIONS-BE SURE YOU GET BOTH OF THEM The World Before Your Eyes PARSON BILLY BRIGHT TALKS "EXPERIENCES" --- Heralds His Bunk in Dixie Daily Some of our energetic white drummers are lavishly supplied with "experiences." And, although it is difficult, at times, to get them to relate their "experiences," yet when they do tell them, they are quite beyond approach. We have an example in the case of Billy Bright, a Southern "candy king," whose storehouse is so full of these experiences that one supposes that he can understand them, we consider him bankrupt in this line. The story, as told by the "candy king" in the Nashville Tennessee, runs as follows: One hot summer day before we had automobiles I was driving through a backwoods section, and seeing a bunch of darkies gathered about a hole in the ground. I stopped to look for the cause and to rest my tired eyes. I looked towards me and I sensed that I was the subject of their conversation. Soon one of the number, a young man, was sitting in my luggy and said: "Boss, mourn I ask you what you "I go about doing good," replied the candy man. "That's what we all loved when we saw you stop here. We sed you must be a preacher, and, mister, we sho do need a preacher." "What's your trouble?" asked Mr. Bright. Asked to Play Preach: "Well, we is got a dead man here an' we isn't got no preacher to us here," Jones was to meet us here soon after dinner. an' we done here here now here we never showed up yet. We got our work to do and hits most night an' an' nasty man here what's soin' man, man, man. No, sah, they all done sesd so. Now, boss of you come over an' lury he we'll be much obliged. We don't, we do, we do we hope you'll help us out. "This is rather unusual," said Jones. "We suppose, can help you out. Can any of you do the praying?" "Oh, yes sah, yes sah, bruider that caesin. You jes call on him, sah." "What kind of a man was like any?" asked the "parson". "Well, boss, they don't much you know," said the "fact of de business is de less you say 'bout dat man de better it will be. Dat Liza, his old wife, settin' over yonder on dat dog and she saint it up, but the little mighty little for her; never give her mothin' to wear, an' not half nuff to eat 'cept when he had to git her to cook it for him." Blissin is boss, hoss wuz picked up dead under a chicken roost an' he got a hole in his head. We don't know if he fell out deen jot that it noint we 'quiring 'bout it and Liza she sed jot as well go put him away in the ground an' ferg 'bout him. Now, boss, you has de facts in de case and if you'll put us well be mighty obliged." Where Is the Humor? Mr. Bright does not tell exactly how he did it, but he put "like in the ground all right and the crowd startled, unbelieved, acknowledging their gratitude. In his new line of work, we would have a geotechnical divinity has, on his maiden appointment, made a miserable failure. And, were he as inexperienced, we would have his conducting funerals, we do not hesitate to say that the kiddies would have to suck their thumbs for some time. Perhaps "Parson" Bright would be more successful if his experiences were just the least bit interesting, and perhaps he would have ease" one may readily conclude that he is quite inexperienced. WASHINGTON WOMAN WINS SCHOLARSHIP Washington—Miss Marie Jordan, 761 Guard St. N. W., for two years connected with the District public $200 scholarship, the first prize in a nation-wide award contest, held by the American Child Health association. The contest was for the purpose of creating a department in the health of American children. More than 60 of the students represented. The program submitted affording schools, won a first prize in the first prize in a nation - wide held by the American Child affiliation The contest was for the purp- ure of a new interest in the health of American chil- dren. 50 cities were represented. The program sub- scribed the most efficient methods client methods Miss Jordan for keeping children healthy was suc- cessful THE WEEK [Copyright Chicago Defender by A. B. Coolidge and Dawes!] You hear but little else now. Coolidge and Dawes, two hearts in the poets' words, that beat one, After March 4, 1925, address them, Washington, D.C. You ought to have seen William Jennings Bryan at the Coolidge convention. He looked like any other man in polite, decent society for the first time. This writer stood behind him for several minutes during the Coolidge demonstration. He wore his usual sour look. He looked as if he wanted to say: "You get it, you get it." You get it, you get it. People from cheering. This is too much happiness." Mr. Bryan is a typical Democrat. The Cleveland convention of the G. O. P. will be referred to often in the future. You begin your back-attack at that convention. Your leaders most abused by "educated" idiots wrote your name high at Cleveland. If you didn't keep up with events at Cleveland, day by day, you missed good reading. Newspapers and the Bible will keep you in touch with life here and life hereafter. Among those present at Cleveland were Walter L. Cohen, Henry Lincoln Johnson, Perry W. Howard, Robert R. Church, William H. Cain, Benjamin J. Davis, S. D. McGill—all men you are familiar with. Every section was heard from; no North, no South, although the you-love-actors lost no contest they had reason to expect they would win. The G. O. P. is getting back to normality. Four years hence you will do more and better business. All things come to those who wait and work. HENRY LINCOLN JOHNSON wiped up with Georgia as he did before the national committee. Big man wanted Mr. Johnson put off the national committee. One word will tell you why—brains. He gave his adversary, Mr. Mulvihill, a leg to stand on. Mr. Mulvihill is referred to as a "member of the national committee of twenty years" standing. Keep the record straight as you go along. He had defeated Mr. Howard by a majority of one at St. Louis in 1918. He succeeded L. D. Mosely, creature of John R. Lynch. The story of your rise and fall and rise again in G. O. P. councils is an interesting one. The first Colored R. Lynch, elected in 1854 to represent Mississippi, came P. D. S. Pinchback of Louisiana. He had made his fight for a seat in the United States Senate. Read up on that in the entertaining chapters in the American political history. A FEW more facts to you. Perry Carson, uninterested giant, both physically and intellectually, sat on the commons floor by William Calvin Chase. Chase was a lightning editor, a lawyer who knew all the ins and outs of content. His paper, The Bee, died with him. The Bee, my grandfather, woke up the past; stirred the wood; and is saving good. Both Johnson and Howard won hands down, not only because they were right, but because they knew how to maintain that "right." Able men opposed them. Ability host to more ability. A delegate, member of the committee on credentials, told me to vote against Johnson, he said, "but I can't do it." Are you not ashamed of young men who speak against Mr. Johnson? Against Mr. Howard? Against the convention; also a press chair. Neither was much good for seeing purposes. General Du Pont handed this writer a sergeant-at-arms ledge. He was thanked and told that it would be around the convention hall and see Colored men in action. There they sat—Carson leader of his delegation; Church, sitting at the head of Tennessee; Richardson, at home between Governor Goodrich and Senator Beveridge of Indiana; Cannon, cower to elbow with Senator Edge of New York; McClintock, chairman of the Mississippi delegation at McClintock, the footsteps of Joseph Lee Florida leader, and so on. This writer, on invitation of her father, escorted the young lady into the executive session of the committee. She was relentless, but not timid. She was at ease. She took her seat with refinement, born of breeding. At Cleveland The Comeback Johnson and Howard [Copyright Chicago Dept. of H.D.E. and Diane.] You hear *H.D.E. and Diane*—two hearts, two minds, after March 4, 1955, addressed to you toought to have seen William Island convention. He looked in the mirror, blinked him for several minutes, monstration. He wore his suit looked as if he wanted to want; amendment to the Constitution meeting. This is not much musical Democrat. Cleveland convention of the to often in the future. You that convention. leaders most abused by "years high" if high. If you do you stand at Cleveland, day by day, reading. spanners and the Bible will be those present at Cleveland Henry Lincoln Johnson, Perry Church, William Statham, and Gill—all names you are fama heard from; no North, in water crowd talked a lot, they would win. The G. O. baby. Four years hence you business. All things come to the ```markdown ``` Y LINCOLN JOHNSON wipes whites before the committee is old before the national com. Mr. Johnson out of the nation. Mr. W. Howard did not leave he a lef to stand on. Mr. Mulviel left. He kept the record straight which will have on that committee defeated Mr. Howard by a m. He succeeded Mr. L. Lippch. --- --- writer can never forget the financial committee at Cleveland, sent, but her daughter, Miss Elizabeth. The young lady celebrated in a Republican National comother. God's work is seen on her writer, on invitation of her友 lady (tell the executive session relevant, but not timid). She seat with refinement, intent. Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY National Committeemen Mr. Butler Two Ladies Bound for Pa "Uncertainty" Coming Conv by Roscoe Simmons by R. S. Abbott Publishing Company. All rights reserved. A story worth telling the children, worth repeating. In the council of the party that freed her grandparents as a citizen, as a member of those who sit in judgment. You are putting your best foot forward, ladies. Don't believe those who say your men are not proud of you, that they don't honor you. THE quiet power of New England culture you see in the chairman of the Republican National committee, the chairman of the one on one debate, the thought of Perry W. Hoover members on the committee. "There is nothing to think about it," he replied. "If Mississippi wants to put up her best man Howard, of New England." That is the thought, the speech of New England. You have reason to regret the retirement of John T. Adams, one of the great chairmen of your party's history. Butler succeeds him. Butler knows politics because he knows human nature. Politics is human nature at war with itself. The papers say that Mr. Butler and Mr. Stemp fell out. Put little stock in that story. Republicans fuss over the fact that the party is not ventions. When business is to be looked after Republicans, who represent PROPERTY don't quarrel much. Butler is not in the business. See in him the fruit of the tree of New England liberty. Stand behind Mr. Butler. Back him with MONEY as well as mouth and votes. Then you will be in order to win. Stand behind Mr. Butter. Back him with MONEY as well as mouth and votes. Then you will be in order when you ask him to talk to Mr. Couldigo about jobs. JUST a paragraph from a statement from Colored Democrats: With the swinging over of many formerly "rocky" Republican politicians in the uncertainty of the former party. Democrats are prophesying a Democratic landslide this fall. Mr. Young tells this writer that you may look for fine reports as soon as these athletes hit Paris. Hubbard and Johnson will win two first places and Gordini will win two second places. Keep up with these young men. They are your agents in the world of dare and skill. France will receive them with open arms. A few years slack thousands in another errand. They, too, brought back the first prize. CHICAGO, capital of Colored America, is getting ready to host the annual Business league and the National Association of Women. The league, whose president is President Moton of Tuskegee, will bring together the financial and commercial genius, while the Woman's association, whose president is President Gordini, will counsel the mothers of the newest, the favored Race. If you can, come to Chicago. See the great AMERICAN CITY, the first spot where Americans of Color got their first taste of the city. Join you, own you, own the set of your Rave that you set. The league has cut its wisdom tooth and will celebrate its 25th anniversary. Join with your doers and help them praise the work of their leader, Dooker T. Washington, who started the team in Boston in 1900. Come by thousands and back up the huddle. Woman's is rising and it rises for all women, you along with all women. Work on the college, an alternate-at-large at the recent Cleveland convention. You will want to hear from Miss Brown on politics. You didn't rest until you join politics. If you mean to stay in it right you won't do much resting in the future. Come to Chicago. Where Chicago leads others follow. NEXT week the Democrats. Thus far no news of any Colored delegate in Chicago, where there was so much to go to, so much courtesy and attention, that the delegates and spectators had a time staying in the convention. Come to Chicago. Where Chicago leads others follow. NEXT week the Democrats. Thus far no news of any Colored delegate in Chicago, where there was so much to go to, so much courtesy and attention, that the delegates and spectators had a time staying in the convention. Come to Chicago. Where Chicago leads others follow. Trouble would set in everywhere if the Democrats caught the spirit of Tammany. Get the history of that event, and you will be able to be threw when he got Edward E. Lee, an employee of the Murray Hill hotel, to organize a Colored Tammany. What Croker began, Murphy carried on. Maybe Pat Brown, who didn't have heat, put the bars to Colored citizens. The Democratic party wants you to help ELECT its candidates, but you must not help NOMINATE them. Candidates are many, but Mr. Dryan is the proper man to put up since Mr. Coulledge is the G.O. P. standard bearer. When the Democrats KNOW they are to be elected, politics will always run. Expect an interesting time. The hotter the better—for YOU. SILLY Colored people come "represented" most of them ignorant, believe that they will have a better chance under a red flag than under the Stars and Stripes. Therefore, come on, revolution. Foolish white people, those who believe in disorder, are not to use you to turn the world upside down, but do not expect that you will ever be put on top by fire and blood. Keep in mind that your freedom, your education, your opportunity, your health, your courage to both their opportunity and your condition. Talk is heard that Chicago is being used as a headquarters for the doctrines of Moscow; that is, the Internationale, which is a big word for trouble. Southern schools are not so interested in Chicago, so the word goes, and the students will be fired with the great passion to overturn government of law, or JER. It is too late, some one ought to tell Southern schools for Colored people that nothing from Moscow can be in them or their Race, but that sympathy with any movement to undo this government spells annihilation for them, whatever else it may spell for others. Live and strive to get into this government, not to men, but may little attention to their remarks. God's judgments wait on no human verdicts. Time is not as long as it has been. Lines are dictated in Lexington, KY, where this writer will speak in an hour or so on "What is Education?" Mr. Butler Bound for Paris Coming Conventions ```markdown ``` --- --- (ᵃ) (ᵃ) (ᵃ) ```markdown ``` SACRED BOOK OF ABYSSINIA IN NEW YORK May Have Swayed Primitive Lives [New York Sun] So slight is the connection between the United States and the Ethiopian manuscript reached New York recently the curious parchment volume it came almost as an auxiliary extraordinary from Abyssinia. Representing, as it does, Abyssinia as a land, the manuscript makes its distinctive claim upon our attention as one of the books that ruler and soldiers, defenders of Abyssinia, chosen of God as a stronghold of the Christian faith on earth, says Robert B. Written and painted by hand about three centuries ago for a certain very likely started on its way to the United States in 1868, when a military expedition of the British government acquired the manuscripts of Abyssinia acquired the manuscripts of Madagascar and with it a rare collection of Ethiopian manuscripts brought to the church he had planned to build. No matter how Basildales "Book of Shams," he admires the shams, it ultimately found its way into the famous Huth library, the 112 volumes of the original Ethiopian binding of red moorco intact, and recently it came under Lathrop C. Harger of New York. Spoke Semitic The ancient Ethiopians spoke a Semitic language which they called *Ethiopian*. The language, known to us as Ethiopic, or Geez is more closely related to Arabic than to any other Semitic tongue. The language of the slaves in this it has been replaced by modern dialects such as Tiere, Tirrina and Amharic, and the language of Ethiopian church and of books it has Ethiopic literature consists mainly of translations from Greek, Coptic or Arabic, and the language of parchment inside from the skins of goats and sheep. The 1.200 Ethiopic manuscripts in European libraries contain many manuscripts, apophoric literature, biblical commentaries, psalters, lectionaries, missals, sacreddots, funeral services, texts of saints, services and homilies for special occasions. There is a limited amount of historical, legal, meditative The two books linked here with the "Book of Praeters" are the Ethiopian versions of the Book of Adam, with "With Satan"—and the nepalal work—and "The Glory of Kings," Kebra Nacast, in Ethiopia, that son, as a Christian work translated from the Arabic, it is typical of the pious and simple tales appealing to the reader, more willing and ready to believe than to doubt. "The Glory of Kings" is of interest because it contains the rulers of Ethiopia. Official Book of Laws "The Glory of Kings" has been held in peculiar honor in Abyssinia for many centuries. Its importance for both the rulers and the people of Abyssinia is ensured by Prince Kansa, subsequently King John IV, to Lord Graville in 1872 in regard to the official copy,拭 Kaska wrote: "There is a book called manuscript of the law of the whole of Ethiopia and the names of the chiefs, churches and provinces are in this book. I pray you will find out who has book of the manuscript of the law of my people will not obey my orders without it." The volume referred to was one of the collection of Ethiopian manuscript after the defeat of King Theodore. The trustees of the British museum restored it to Abyssinia. The manuscript copy of "Glory of Kings" was under his pillow the milt-hit he killed himself. It was read by King John before he went into battle and fell under the seimiters of the Mudshits under his curreder by both church and state. In reading the manuscript "Book of Prayers" Basildles and others perform an office of devotion that includes the Bible, the Saints and saintly or situations to his different attributes such as his voice, his beard, his cane's hair garment. This of course was obtained "from the church depositories of Constantine whom all the world reverence." There are prayers for the saints, the saints also for those who inclan an car unto its words. Nor does the person who printed the pages of parchment so beautifully and with so much imitism unto himself. "May the name of the scribe he written in the New Jerusalem," he wrote, and then added "A sentence of excommunication on who shall steal or deface this book." Abyssinia is a stronghold of the fundamentalists; the modernist is a person of the distant future, and Egypt is the World's Arabian Empire may well believe, as did the late Emperor Menikil, "king of kings, a descendant of the wise Solomon and a branch of God" that a people are deserved for their books as well as by their arms. Pittsburgh Woman Gives $100,000 to N. C. School Charlotte, N. C. June 20—The Johnson C. Smith university of this city has been presented with a gift of $100,000 by Mrs. Johnson C. Smith of Pittsburgh, it has been announced that Mrs. Johnson C. Smith will be the school. Mrs. Smith is one of the outstanding contributors to the institution, it was said, having already donated $100,000 to the institution, $100,000 will be used for the erection of a $70,000 dormitory and two cottages costing $7,000. DOG KISSERS BEWARE The Westminster corner recently said: "Ladies who kiss Pekinness and other dogs" on the nose and mouth should hewear lest they acquire horrible bile cyst (a filament growth), generally with fatal results. CRITICAL MOMENTS BY GOLLY, I BELIEVE THE PROPELLER IS BROKEN!! LETTER FROM CAIRO, EGYPT The Following Is an Installment of a Series of Letters Sent Tony Langston by Two Performers Who Went Abroad in 1878 and "Never Came Back." (Continued from Last Weak) Zaghoul had another go in today at Circ's grand club. There was a market erected to hold ten thousand persons. It was packed to suffocation, with another ten thousand trying to get a peep in. They make more fuss over Zaggy than they do about the king. There are any number of police, mounted and on foot, all around the block. The police don't want you to walk on the same side as the king, but they are the fort. The police precaution is not for fear anyone will do him any harm, but for fear of such a rush to shake hands with him that he would be hit and tramplied on in this blowout. According to reports, there is a proposal to make the day that the King opens Parliament to be like the King of the cinemas, bands of music for people to dance in the streets, chewings, etc.—all free at the expense of the government. The king notice that no pipe to try and do as the French do. However, Zaghoul Pasha doesn't give a continental (you know what they build to keep the water out) pipe, and going to have it and the government must pay the piper. Afterwards the taxes will be raised and the government will be paid. The poor kids will have this one day to get indigestion after which they can hop it and die off like files; not like Egyptian files, because they can turn that loop up with the tourist. You remember, no doubt, reading in the book we sent you entitled "Anti-Christ in Egypt, in the Bible," but you don't know the trying not days but years to get next to this bird. They have spread bird line on the limbs of the trees, they have set traps for him, they have taken him into his tail, but there was nothing doing. So the police concluded to take the bully the horns and take a chance. We are sending by some post a card with a picture of the bully when the police butted in and had him change his dress to pants and accompany them to the place where, when they get you there, you are asked to give the quest of the king for the time being. It has bee ntw two months since the curtain went up. There have been 34 cases. The Grek is well, which can be expected, although the queen is called the leader of the gang. They can only bring out one person, who was kidnapped. The police have dig up midemnaemon chances against him as far south as the Sudan, miles away from the queen's town, but nothing of much consequence. It is a case of finding a mare's nest and not being able to count the graves. He has been a guest at the queen's palace and other houses, which from all accounts he has scattered on, they can't find a scratch on a piece of paper to iniminate He kept no books. Some wise possum, this queen. No doubt his bimber after he is no more and has taken his aerial flight unless the hotton drops just as just as he hefts to him, but he was that with his junk and houses and other little items he is worth more than half a million English men. He was a man with the exception of his freedom, if it had been anyone else with such high charges he would not wait on ball, but the police had to wait too long to get him. Now they are like the two Quakers down, and they are down down. The one that was down called out to the 'other brother': 'Lewis, let me get up again.' The one on the other will not let thee up so soon again. If thou only knew how hard it was for me to get the down thee would be to let you up so soon again. No doubt he will get some of the things he needs, but there are supposed to be some clever George Duncan ones here. His arrest caused a mild sort of sensation in high and low circles for 24 hours at least. Zazhou Pasha and all Egypt were forgotten. All you could hear was about Carla (that is his name). Anyone reading the book wound think the queen a smile, but Lord Jesus figure; but Lord Jesus a duck! You should see him. He has a daylight side and an electric light side. When he was in his silk gailebe (a sort of night shirt atair) and junk on his arms an danktes, you see a short, putbellied, bandy-legged monstrosity diving, two feet like hams, spread out one pointing to the north pole and the other to the south pole. He hobbles a duck just before his egg. His color in the day-time is between a bollied chestnut and a red perch in the early hours in the morning he gives you the idea that he or his father or mother were sailors and ladders backward. That is the way he does the trick. You can then see that his hounds want at least a voice to help him get up and voice, more especially when something has gone wrong with him. It is between the rackets he has on his hand and the foghorn on an ocean liner at sea. Before he goes to his perch at night his maids get busy, and the time he gets up he harms, harshes and lighting him up he looks a thing of beauty and a joy forever. He sits on a gold embroidered pillow, and a gold embroidered pillow. He could not hold his arms with cigarettes. When you first go in the room the precious stones that he has on his head and arms almost dazzle that you can see all and more colors than the rainbow. Glittering being that he is, he has shown that he is a monkey turned upside down. We will leave him for the present and he will have to leave the lady will have to say about it. At present Russians and Germans come under the Egyptian laws, the capitulation laws have seen their use. The Russians are very much worse off now than the Jews were in Russia before the revolution. In Russia became some parts of the country where Jews were allowed to live, but even though they were always persecuted and massacred, they could at least stand here are not recognized by the soviet government and the monarchy is a dead letter. The Egyptian laws allowed the Russian consul here 400 English pounds per month; why, we do not know: the refugees had and are still having a good time. Whatances and what not under the patronage of the king, the high commissioner, General Allenby, and other cacks and nicks of the same kidney, have done better here than anywhere else. When it was promulgated that the consul's pay would be stopped and that the fussians would come under the Egyptian laws the fussians here would be under the Egyptian laws. What the outcome was we have never got to know. Protesting under the circumstances we think can come within the meaning of gratitude. We will be the Egyptian parliament to decide. Not long ago the German consul was notified that all Germans that so desired could come to Egypt, the so-called Germans, to the serving Germans resuming in Egypt having expired. No doubt when a few of them return they will also be holding protest meetings. We've had a lot of them in the past, but that Russia is much worse for strangers now than it was 'before the war. If it is so then it must be something dreadful. (Continued Next Week) Billy Brooks RUSSIAN DEAD BURIED WITH O. K. TO PETER Passports Into Other World Issued Leningrad—Passports for the satisfaction of St. Peter were given to the departed early, the nineteenth day of June, and the nineteenth day to documents recently in old graves near here. These documents were issued usually only to members of the Russian Imperial State, to indicate that they cost a lot of gold and were considered as a reasonable guarantee that the departed person would be welcome to the golden gates. A sample of the passports reads: "I, Nicholas Stöhlew, bishop of St. Peter, the person herein mentioned lived as a good Christian, and, although he sometimes sinned, yet he confessed himself and his sins, he feasted and begged. Considering the fact that the dear departed one has made his peace with his father, he has all his father confessor. I easily certify that this passport to Saint Peter with the hope that he will be duly honored and have the grace to have love and free access to heaven. I enjoy all the privileges therein forever without any hindrance." LINCOLN UNIVERSITY CLOSES WITH FIFTY-ONE GRADUATES Chester, Pa.—The college commencement at Lincoln university was held in 1854, and 70 years of work since the institution was chartered in 1854. The graduating class numbered 51, the largest in the history of the university. Lawrence N. Brown of Tennessee gave the Latin salutatory and Robt. B. Calvert the valedictor. The commencement address was delivered by Dean Kelly Miller of Howard university, who spoke about the value of education in valedictor. The highest type of manhood. Brief addresses were made by a number of alumn, including Rev. Thomas C. Welch, M. W. V. Dean, Lakes Imes, 1904. Tuskegee Institute; Hon. Solomon Porter Hood, 1873, U. S. minister to Liberia, now home on the island of Guinea. Dr. George Dougault, 1804, who has just been appointed special deputy attorney general of New York state, and Dr. Geo. C. Rev. Lewis D. Twine of Thomasia, the honorary degree of doctor of divinity was conferred upon Rev. C. Rev. Lewis D. Twine of Thomasia, Ga. and Rev. John A. White, pastor of Shiloh Baptist church, Arenton, N. The degree of doctor of divinity was conferred upon Rev. L. McConrey, D. D., president of Johnson C. Smith university, Charlotte, N. C. On account of Dr. Ren- Both the Finney prize of $50 and the Rendley prize of $100 were awarded to Robert Stewart Jason. A new prize of $20, founded by Rev. Edward Cobber, 1831, of Philadelphia, was awarded to Lynn Wood Cobber, a member of the class of 1924, was awarded to Wallace Manifested the most humanitarian interest in his fellow students. The trustees took action for the imminent selection of the proposed科学 hall. CELEBRATES 17TH YEAR AS PASTOR Washington—Dr. Milton Waldron, pastor of Shiloh Institutional Baptist church, celebrated his pastor sary in the pastorate recently at the new u. s. chapel Ninth and P Sts. N.W. The anniversary sermon won by Dr. Waldron to the Naomi Household of the Church, G. U. O. of O. F. PETER B. This church enjoys the distinction of being the offspring of Shiloh Bap- tle and Fredericksburg, Va., which was disbanded under Dr. Walrodron Fredericksburg, Va., which was disbanded under threatening danger and sought refuge in Washington. The present church was organized by 26 members under the leadership of the late Rev. William J. Walker, after having gained due recognition of this district to become a regularly constituted church. Dr. Walrodron has been responsible for unusual development in the church in recent years. Who is the Negro Race" through his leadership in the purchase of the new church for a cash consideration of $30,000. CHURCH CELEBRATES 115TH ANNIVERSARY Philadelphia, Pa.—The 115th anniversary of the foundation of the United Methodist Church held here Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The celebration began in the early morning when the church held the anniversary sermon. In the evening the Rev. J. A. Wills preached. Delegates from the church branch attended the celebration and other principal speakers of the evening. On Monday evening at a platform meeting delivered by Rev. N. H. Lester, Rev. Benjamin T. Moore of Wilmington, Del. and Rev. J. E. Kirkland, Rev. J. E. Kirkland presided. The celebration concluded Sunday with a splenchoir of the Union Baptist church. The celebration was by the Rev. J. E. Kirkland presided. Defender Junior CHILDREN'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER PART 2—PAGE 2 SCHOOL STUDY SPORTS BUD SAYS BILLY BUNK A WINNER AND LOOSER "Robert, Mary, Charles, John, Joseph, Halph, Philip, you will kindly pack their books and give them to the children who have successfully passed in school, studies and are another grade, squirling directive books." "But, but isn't there some material to kill Bill. 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One day we were taught about the mother, and it seemed as if it would never get dark enough for me to show my mother the things there was, which happened to be a new sister, of whom I was quite proud to be a big brother. At 6 I entered Mrs. Xmas, 1950, my father bought me a happy to sit in a room with seats and desks. Xmas, 1950, my father bought me a happy to sit in a room with seats and desks. I finally learned to ride. After outgrowing this wheel, my father birthday. While coasting one day a boy jumped into the car, force that I was thrown from my bike against the curb and my wearing, cut, which scar I am still wearing. BOOK LOVER'S CORNER A FEW GOOD BOOKS "A Japanese Revenge." by Louls Tracy. "Hound of the Baskervilles." by Conan Doyle. "Captain January," by Laura E. Riley. "Jeff Clayton's Puritue," by William W. Contributed by "Sam" of the Book Contributed by "Sam" of the Book a lover of mystery stories. I wish to thank 100 per pillen Billiken Bessie Daniel. 497 W. 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Mrs. Annie Kerville of Tennessee is visiting her son, James Stone. Chas Tarrell of Brookport, Ky., is visiting Paducah, Ky., Mrs. James Johnson, Oliver of Colbs, Ky., spent few days here Mrs. John Ewing and Miss weeks in Paris, Tenn. Mrs. Emma Nance and children are visiting in Car- linee in Paducah, Ky., Mrs. Lillah Black fine in Paducah, Ky., Mrs. Lillah Black here. Mrs. Belle Johnson of Arkansas is visiting here. Mrs. Dan Smith is returned home after spending a few hours at Rev. and F. B. Stratton. Mrs. Cinnibals and daughter are visiti- ng home after spending a few returned home after spending a few Blackburn of Marion, Ky., was visiting here last Sunday. Tribute Terrell is Little Minnie Mae McCall is ill. Miss. Ellen Harrison left for Quincy to visit her mother, Mrs. Laury, Mrs. Murray, and her son, Mrs. Harvey Leake and her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Leake and the funeral of little Laura Ann Jannin Leake. Miss Leato Skidner has resided in Atlanta, Georgia, and Miss Letta May Wilson, Atlanta, Georgia, niece. Mildred Skidner, sister, married grandmother. Mildred Leake of Chickasaw baby. Little Jannin Leake. A banquet was given in honor of the graduated Wayman Fisher, Miss Opal Leake and Harrison rended a musical program. Mildred of Sparra is visiting her Madel Model of Sparra is visiting her Tigers defeated Walnut Hill (white), to 5. D. Vinson and brother of D. Motion to Centralia last week. The annual national Baptist Sunday school congress convened June 11 to meet from Mo. Emory Baptist church, this city are Rev. Henry Snowden, pastor; Mae Johnson and Chas W. Tinsley, Rev. Snowden and Miss Laura Johnson, Rev. Snowden and Miss Laura Johnson, Mr. Tinsley the Layman's league and Metoka Sunday school class, Miss Bessie Sutte the cradle roll and R. V. Sutte the cradle roll and R. V. Sutte is much improved. Win. 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EVERY Mi tila |Sanitubes Prevent Infection| eshes Fcoteat ec rue cunts Se we ANITUBE LEG SORES See ea ae ae Be a iis reais ect ie | 2, ad the senalt of over BS seat apecall | ee setae saci aa Sar aa | Masses City, Ma MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Cleveland was the week-end guest of Mrs. Clemente Mlirdeira of Division S. Club, and Mrs. Glenna Mlirdeira of Division S. Club recently. On the Skech List O. S. Hainan will have been ill for several months, in all continental Columbia S. Club is indoloned as the president of the Madison is under the care of a physician, Mr. I. Anderson. Mr. Hainan will be will take a course in insurance, H. J. Warren and his wife, Mrs. J. Jones, will teach Penn. Thursday, where they will be instructors, Mrs. J. A. Jones, who is very interested in New York Sunday evening to be at Miss Handal in the company, now playing the Kopin剧场. Mrs. F. A. Dade of Chicago motored the spiritual meeting of which also a mother medium. She stopped at 15:52 and Anderson gave a beautiful fashion show. Anderson gave a beautiful fashion show. Church Thursday evening, Mrs. Mumlin J. Phillips left the city for New York City to brother-in-law. Theingham hall gave a spiritual meeting at the Wavne Medical auditorium Thursday evening was one of the places. Mrs. Ruth I. Loyal of 1975-E. Madden of 1975-E. where she will visit her friend, Mattle D. Walton of 1970-E. S. Hutchins of 1975-E. his home in Chicago after a few days, where she will visit her friend, Mattle D. Walton of 1970-E. S. Hutchins of 1975-E. his home in Chicago after a few days, where she will visit her friend, Mattle D. Walton of 1970-E. S. Hutchins of 1975-E. Larned St. are the proud parents of a bouncing baby girl, New packard car. Mrs. Robbins of 1975-E. New packard car. Mrs. Robbins of 1975-E. New packard car. Mrs. Robbins of 1975-E. Larned St. are the special guests of the Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian Church June 6. The former gave a short talk to the church and gave of raising funds to aid the church. RATES: $110 PER DAY AND UF MISSISSippi STATE AUTOHOME FI. Phone Clifford 577-28 Doubtell, M. W. Tanner, Prod.; Mrs. Sarah J. Gooden. Susan C'Charge MELROSE TEA ROOM 1905 BRUSH STREET CHERRY 4848 IN DETROIT ITS THE HOTEL BILTMORE O. H. BANKS, Prop. Honored With a Reception A reception was given Saturday evening, June 7, in honor of Mrs. Gay Lewis-Pelham of Washington, D. C., by Announcing Diggs Everything in Flowers for Announcing the Opening of Diggs Bros. Flower Shop OSMOND G. DIGGS, Mgr. --- PARY 2-PAGE 4 DETROIT NEWS By HENRY D. GARNETT 538 Gratlot 'Ave. Mr. George S. Narfson was called count of the illness **I** her mother, count of the illness **I** her mother, were held Monday, June 6. For the Levittville, N.C., where his illness first were held at the home, 1320 Abbey Hill, he was at the home, 1320 Abbey Hill, he was at the home, 1320 Abbey Hill, he was a member of *Melod* A. M. He lives to mourn his loss a father, Robert and William Rogers, all of this Miscellaneous Shower The shower given by Mrs. Julia Seward is situated on Main Avenue, in the home on Central Ave. in honor of Mrs. C. A. Hudson was a very special guest. Mrs. C. Walker of Stanford Ave. left recently for Little Book, Ark. for college. Mrs. Galloway of Clinton St. is visiting friends and relatives. Howard university has returned home to meet her summertime friends. Mrs. C. is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. F. B. Rollinson of 4th St. Mrs. Amelia Henderson of HOTEL TANZY A BEAUTIFUL PLACE Detroit's Most Fashionable Dining Room Limited Accommodations Rates $1.50 Per Day and Up Cherry 2992 1926 St. Antoine St. TO MAKE IT MORE CONVENIENT FOR YOU WHO LIVE IN DETROIT, MIDLAND, OR WEST BROOK, WE WISH YOU WELCOME TO JEFFERSON. We ad-recording stations have been set up to allow you to enjoy your locality. We are at all times ready to give you helpful services in handling all calls. LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CARD LOOK FOR THE INSTRUCTIONS BEING THE INSTRUCTION. "CHIEF HEADING THE INSTRUCTION." In this book, is a list of the stations so far canNOT AND REMEMBER THE ADDRESS OF THE ONE IN YOUR LOCALITY W. M. Winston & Toolets 2401 St. Antoine St. W. M. Winston & Toolets 1710 St. Antoine St. Cadillac 5548 On the Sick List Stock Arrives Visits Mother Motors to City Wolverines Entertain her sister-in-law, Mrs.ella Barrier distance, 115 W. Hlane Ave., Ava, MN distance, 107 W. Hlane Ave., Ava, MN who is in the government employ, in metro relied in this city previous to him is an accomplished musician, who is an accomplished musician, which engaged in community work it weeks in Michigan to attend the gradu- ation of University of Michigan at Ann Arbor The Charles Young branch met in April and ported it alive and active and that the members are planning to have a social last Sunday afternoon. Owing to Sunday's late arrival, the members hears too many of the young boys to wait for them from 7 to 8 at the home of the parents are urged to attend regularly and any girl or boy who is not attending will be called on Monday evenings or call Wahman 1188. The leadership side Y. W. C. A. and was well attended by the staff. Some of the interesting intelligence connected with child psychology and intelligence a native of the Churches. The third meeting of St John C. M. E. Community church was held Sunday and Monday night and was at his best and many were added to the list who were confirmed. Dr. Womack, the assistant contet between Mount Olive Baptist and held June 25. Symphony choirs will be held June 25. St. Paul's A. M. E. Zion Church Notes the conclusion of the 2014 onam March 11th, the conclusion of the onam March 11th, the junior chair, is to be commended for selecting such a wonderful blend of selecting such a wonderful blend of annual conference meetings at St. Peter's Clemente, D. D. of Louville, N.Y., pre- ceedings in this field and all pastors and members of this conference will well know. Hotel Biltonte, O. H. Banks, pres. manager, Hotel Egger Banks, New York City, W. W. Egger Banks, Chicago, W. W. Egger Banks, Finger, M. Harrison, T. Harrison, Maree Jackson, Coldwater Mich. Frank Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. I. Board, Amelia O. Gladstone, Bert Wayne, Ind. Berry, Berry, Younggown, Ohio. Nerlie A. Ogg, Anne Palmer, Palmer J. Alan, Glenwood, William Harris, Lansing, Mich. George J. Hardin, Indiana. Ind. Fles Patterson, Dayton, Ind. Mr. Designs of All Kinds and US OLIVER R. DIGGS, Secy. FUNERAL HOME Millett St. Club Notes Junior N. A. A. C. P. At the Churches St. John's Presbyterian Church Fraternal News Hotel Arrivals Excursion to Nilagara Falls by the Climax Pigasure Club. BENTON HARBOR, MICH. ANN ARNOR MICH KALANAZOO, MIGH. PORT HUBON MICH The funeral of Mrs. Martha Ross was held on Saturday, June 1, conducted by I. E. Gay, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Gay are buried in the Rose Garden. St. isck. is staked. John Williams. 1915-1954 has gone to Duluth, Minn. Will Corpum Monday night. H. O. F. of Holding up installation Tuesday night. The following officers were elected: H. I. Moseley, 1915-1954 esteemed leading knight; H. I. Moseley, 1915-1954 esteemed lecturing knight; J. B. Battie NILES MICH Mrs. W. A. Finley and Mrs. Mary Coker and son Fred of South Bend friends. The A. M. E. Sewing circle Terry S. Wednall afternoon. L. Johnson is a week's visit with his children. Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson. Law Sterrett have returned to Chicago and is a summer visit. Mrs. G. L. Horns Wednesday. The Wide Awake White club mime with Waters Friday evening. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Sturgis. Mich. spent a few days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ann Culway spent a week with her son Harley Culway and friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Hypes of this week. Miss Alice Fayle was sent Elizabeth Guinn as Sunday school delegate to the convention at Battle Creek DURAND, MICH Mrs. Alex Hose left for Fint. Mleh. after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Hose, and Mrs. Frank B. Sowell and Mr. and Mrs. Hose left for Fint. Mleh. I, Honeywell left the city Sunday for the West on a three weeks' vacation on Dyersalr, Tenn., and Memphis. LANSING MICH Mrs. Artis and son have moved to Detroit, Mr. Archie Smith has opened a store at St. Joe and Division Six. Rev. Robert McCormick, a day school convention at Battle Creek at Willettorre college, Mr. and Mrs. McCormick, the commencement at Willettorre college, Mr. and Mrs. McCormick, the commencement at Willettorre college, from their trip to Kentucky, Camber, who is ill with pneumonia, will attend the commencement at Willettorre college. Harold Warmer received his diploma, the commencement at Thursday evening. WYOMING SHERIDAN, WYO C. Mrs. W. Askew and daughter, Mrs. C. W. Kane, attended a ranch in Montana, J. L. Crawford of Barkit St. has returned to the city of the winter. David Solomon spent last week at the ranch. The Ladies' auxiliary at home of Mrs. Church Woods, 627 Burk St. Carte Spyrmour is spending 10 days at Denver, Bolster and Colorado Springs. It botton and children were guests of Mrs. Marte Bash of Port Mokena, Mrs. Marte Bash of Port Mokena, and sister, Geraldine, left Saturday accompany their sister, Ora Bella, home and sister, Ora Bella, home day night at a party. Those present were: Mrs. Jack, Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Roberts, William Price week in Montana. The Ladies' auxiliary will render a club program at the Sec- cure church Sunday afternoon, June 29. SUPERIOR, WYO. The Lady's Spyrmour was at superior Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cace were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cace were the guests of Mr. of the young boys of Superior were in Hunter Mullen mowed to Colorado, and have returned. The Rev. Mr. Cook and Mrs. Cook were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Logan, who died while visit- ing sister, Mrs. Shields of Rock Spring. GREEN RIVER WYO **HORSE RIVER, WVQ** at the Wyoming General hospital at Rock Springs, WV. In Chicago was in Green River Friday, where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Browne, and where he will conduct a re-enactment. Utah, where he will conduct a re-enactment. Elyne Malone, Marnell Hughes and Springs Friday, Mr. George Madison is on the stair at Klinen where she is now spending a few miserable days is now spending a few miserable days is now returning from Rawlings last week --- WEST VIRGINIA MOUNDSVILLE, W. VA. The Misses Lettie and Lottie Cobb visited Miss Amela Cecil W. Mandell Sunday, and she has been very ill but is now much im- pleted. Margene Jones or Clinton Ave. Ms. Merger and Mrs. Wendler Frida M. Merger and Mrs. Wendler Frida M. fall from a wagon in which was rid- ing much improved. The entertainment at the church was much enjoyed by the church was much enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. McGranth have moved Mr. and Mrs. C. Gullahan and family of Va. W. C. Gullahan and family of trest, Mich. to make their future home. The Moffailline school closed after the good program was reentered. Much good program was reentered. Much Wade and Mrs. Jamie Wade-Will. for their excellent work. Mr. Marshall has walked the week-end walk and Walker spent the week-end walk. Trent spent last Sunday with friends at bringing a nail in his foot. Toney McCay who has been ill with tonsil- lary cancer. Terry's horse run away with her children. Chase's children. Mrs. Friend underwood of Steubenville, Ohio is vis- ible. Terry of Highland, Mrs. Saddle have moved to Untown, Pa. where Mr. Jamison is employed. Mrs. Resle Mrs. Resle Miss Ola. Alberta and Rentrice Miss Ola. Alberta and Rentrice Washington. D. C. have returned home to spend the vacation with their par- ents. St. Mrs. Mattle Mosley of Steuben- ville. Ohio, visited her Friends last WEIRTON, W. VA. PIMPLES AND BUMPS TAKE THE JOY OUT OF LIFE Girls, and boys, too, whose faces are "broken, out," rough, plump and impatient, imagine all sorts of weird things. The worst fault it leads to is using anything that promises them relief, in their hands. The offender makes their trouble worse. 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The cab eo anea eWay Moots, TE EngTRO Worse Neieane Scat seecRtigan the aceiien, ty Stine een eed to her home in an ane Sr Sezument with rome un oui ina, aC SEA ste bet hens Ate"ehctasy, anon Shea 33ST ead Veer” ented ea makes come end. - Ferre, seteeed <2, ma ae Rema “cregees: serine Uhre, 3. Ernest Wilkins of Chicaco vated IN ct ee ee meee Sie rite ae Mecca vat chs Sere Fe sae Rate eee eh eget ls eee cate sate ee tel of eae si 2 Ret parang Se otal a eta Skate Se SG meaty get a in Fthele Nosoe ' “resentation was iE Se aa errata sockets of St. Marl’s seria Sat, a aes, oles rela eae ee ies fo Aa AEE Sth See Sune a2, "Eineeen OF the eae aiach Tee Shairmans aties” Wilhelmina ee ce, Sie Goede caeeoe haat oes meg Sal sar head walter, ig’ In ew York for'a short stay and ag teed Seek ce ata a ne The Zim qanlversary coleuruen of Abhid. 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Hoth ar NEW YORK STATE NEWS mother, Mra. A, Willams. James 1. Wade died June's ac nls home, 19 a> Reg Ue eet aa de Sn Brat Sweltento™ intel eae Behuversido cemetery, Jo wv: Racha Hes ue tcaalinn te a Ena ee Ar ark arerene, ieee teen ets Gy%h munbér of logs on hts Virus, Be ee eae ea eee dine, Be abt Hea seg oat Sade Gates a an “ed fas ake, Seen oC aa raat Tee ar deca melee SEER! among SETAE Ott ing west ramets Mauer Ra ee Keenan Gut, Se att Meta ee eee ee, Pole ae Gre ate Ser Rialto, Becks Ee cust dekneecmatg See are Saline Pata ae une Bele Ga Cotta ee ee BESS lee SEP rake ato Eeriereier eat eke fore, of flue added 1s more: tg. ita je ae SL eet areca tiene Salt See Mops crenetraas Nie saad cea ee ta ta pee at, ER, Be eo eae Santa tt adie as shiners in’ Fe and “A. 3 ie, amu DURE Si Lompran ot 25 Has Gotan Temes oe Beet UG Baan! Sad EOE Gla Madball is" ont Srna cata ttn res Settee ae a Pate Sats and Mel Baas ee Hee Maat Ne a SP eae TNE edhe Schaar iurmaay for Nee Fork: wire We ef Rests eS nt omer ay eae Sete obs Muay eign icc ete eS hae Hele ee Sag eat et Pe nig ig era] Sone Uetamar tian Sinden re eric ‘Rent yes ge church will convene nt_ St. Luke's A. Shore ae aaa i. "SH de me acta hd a ia Hisdesceated Ni etalateat ss Fee acd coats Game Bianca GS PEE Grants whe han Bgen on the. sick lint: I eo a ts niet re ee 3 Set Sart ren natiah ae Sa Sepa ataeete ee Mal: Tig ge TSPEERE: © Serta Se ae Heeb celle Bont ene are oe Se ose Suc Ricce sti ie irae ESE AP eaadae oe Es Pin pa Aa Behr, i ateatt Bei uae anche Reena pian ee Piva idsoutt darth tartare Eel Segre coed ee Sia Har iia.” com Seats Beh gt and meen Tone FE SESE eae Eke at? BE By RIES, socgns ave. eee eens fat three week 13 outs, B- Giavon 41 GF AAS ees Bi olen ee tnd "horshint” wae ‘apie to. vise A fe Re, ae, ie Raa esas cal Wien ed inks eines ane a ng Soe Sate airs ee Re, ute a eae nat Tae, USMS Fecha a ares Reece Rae tnt ine eee na” citi eC ee Featlon ty Mtattee™ alae Ee" haber eke teeta hia RSE, Hie NP die ata eae Behan, tiga We st ene Rie Fauah ethene Re Bic atati aR ale AE Fn car Sie Ran tee Biro Sari er eae t ae Fer ei ane eects ae eae Aa, che Seen atta ae een at Rice naar rine de Bice Senet, Me rece Wad Be ie ghee eee eens Mamie Te era Ee cenetey ie Qi ettnet Sear Aint ton a oie ets Noes ac ns fe ever, eeamey 3° Sima Sah Fekan Sarae Sa an St eon certian eres Sl ere oar acer Ob, Re eae ne a The rae the ea Tae ane eae Met heer oar cons Gerghate: Re Wan ake EL Seamer ese at tes BEL Seri ete St En RS EN Meant Heat ik, Hontat eh eR ie as ronal Pec ae Fatape eit wicca ee Restis eane arate Ratt et EE rae eee toe As BETS eae. g- coat Ri terse roe a the Tire #raduate “nf our Hace since HEP radical Hh ami? ie Pradloticn eae ahs fale a acer oe Mie, Hae RRl OG de cu er Sete ed ae ee eerste, Soar comin aad Haynes last week, | Mrs, I. Mamlett PIMPLES. AND BUMPS ARE AWFUL PESTS Girls and women of the “most even iispositions ste quick tore fent_ direst ateneks on thelr char feter o¢ Hold evinces But it fhadiy “explainable why” these. same Ciatches: bumps, “breaking out te. ‘hich re even worse "penta hs Sppuestions Of ihe wonderful ‘lack Sika white ‘Olntment. and the Feovs iar ose of Biaek’ ana Waite. Soup "Phe cont inte small none need heat Gite eesune they eure. afford ie Phe S6e aise of the. Olmtmene. con- {ang three ‘mes ta much ast erate atace” AN eslera! nave ett ‘niack ‘and. Whue Soap, "and on ee ae = NEW YORK PAGE birthday. The, Jonaull club met with Sirs 'and strs. Wheeler last weeks Dean Ste are the ‘proud "parents at 8 bounclas” baby ‘ir."born Friday. June He, etence salt Ba aE was sick for a {ew days, (x Abie’ to be out, “The lier. Geo. Covertale, pastor Feigh EARP IEn Ste a wane nate purchased & home on Humbolit’ Tivd. serene, Ghd ipa irate Pract Ae Be eee a Bieta, Wie ett treetn Selo el GME pel frecmuartay tet ice ae cee eeicee mre ern demh. Ausra Ginsd abet BE ee ast es crogstny MOORE'S W Xtatams tt Sgn eet acai 3c "stn Fhe Nea ol We Bio "Welifiamns (swell after having Sut Bes ears Scio est NEW JERSEY ass wEPREY Eelam: Papiistcnucch "taritey" in conference Ee cticl nde a Uae ea SOS Ltt et ble eae Sneath dy (he samp op tog on record ‘wiih the report caning in “irom “the | resolutinns committer, iManage, 8 Feng wie cuter eae’ en te Sie tices eect Retain ind anemia os Ce ee a etn Oa Sete egg Keri ise thle her sudo Form Coalition Party ae Buble sos led, myreene ot et ‘Civte “foruin of the. 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Stet ce aie Nate Sestak Ws ra BED sels shires ee Gi BEY Aree al matt and money orders co Sea) EER ARoyal Chemical Company , NE JAMAICA, NEW YOR hy irl d-Lonieetipyintiesientaa’ Ne Re ys SSG ne SF NACA Lat Si ‘ 1 Ses Atarirsnssth } ZOEIAS eae ~ RSS thee Let omined fore ote s NP Siacmeia acta ( SLAW” SS STs p oe sree aa es Wen = b Sse! Werconce Fk te oor aes DON’T ENVY HAPPY COUPLES Lit n'find yeu a mate, U have mary thon and stniimen {at all ‘SR et Segara a the Ena’ seetteet acters Vout itr SHH A NSSALEAY tevenals “Dane feeb ss slat Your ase FREE—A BEAUTIFUL GOOD LUCK RING TO ALL WHO WRITE TO ME AT ONCE | SPECIAL OFFER—My regular fo is $200, but on account of the Us eceipt of $800 ceah'or money order t will send you's free Mee" cape eeifeate af envlivenee Bvt deine | ARON AGENCY | os east torre stneer NEW YORK ciTY Dr. Wright Appointed Major in U. S. Reserves omar at. be soot rete ggekesciea an hath ti a uti day tay Wet ipo rhe at ma Pees ti tae gt LondePanrear sae & petttinent eas ffete hetRt nara [Goxtrtre Istana, Sew fore tase weet SH ait Sete ie tk cried ans Shc eke Bachaie of hie murcleat work hath Ee saraaea warts ae ere Seu ee are ete Bocsalaes ad nc™ Bosker gh Reema, etalie te Seoina yours aao, Dr. wrishe mare Ai souiccete Sau Gare 6 el “anton &. daurniors, Dave fee Remat ai snediean aatocintlonm, heree POLICE NEWS | Moses Cochin, 336 Xe. 124 St. Ts reste Weal ache ts, Serene eee eee ir tages Are coer Gia Me a reckless advteg. a are ae St Sry 280 36,128 eB TNE lt, Tal ae Re sn, tery te Da Pe eect to FS pac ed amine ocancin are dt Sa i arrested Tuesday. ‘charged with felon- ret tte 89 We, 10 44 toon ac Sgt Hae He SEE Wi ie Be el as letter Ree Tene? ea ee aioaes aoe MGS tae ta cach Aap Seear Rta cout kta reheat ans 9 a Sa Sg asi a meee eae qa Ebi tthnd saat 20"Fn Bee eee Ce eset eS SR woe eanted Thursday charged. with holdin ear ae eee eeciicne cls wks ts ‘Leopold Hurley, 620 Lenox Ave.. wa: pees Reta SRA a See tenet “oe eeaeg ee aaa dete, a Wet fe eT ee WOR ease Saeeg ey oF Gar td Een gaat ets hd Bite’ Stas! ou Gaar ee }to the Children's soctety. = SHeRaDMGENE ST we. en aay siems Rete Bere act Qroretiate Se ade Geet ae See Gates oe Ara, Beat, 5, Be ae Se ate a ee ect en Soe Be arrested Friday on & charge ot abbers Seat it ete a Bande he eaten ee chit tele teat aE Ssonied taxt driver ee SUS Bata mean ar So ioe cute oan Sie Resale Satter feith violating. the motor vehicle fw PART 2—PAGE 5 Find Mother. of Baby. ~ , - Abandoned in Vacant Lot eee senate aang Sarasin 's aaa pi ee ee Fe a eee icra cae seeded SRE me 8 Mile atrtal SO GeT say to ne So peamennness ee: zie Ea ie eae eiaeeetar nthe “etsy Eesha Gain cares SF eR ce aoe ee eee neat. wine Ue Bat Se oni oe Seah ae ate eae oa Elks Elect Dr. Wright et ane sen a a eare te i ahee Jone We 1h Aetinnk was cieeted Pi RS ane ee eae ae Ree Sao a ee oe eee Se dws eee Ee Skee are, ae sect See sere ir alent hcarc South Secs ing wack Route wm are fae Se neta ene eras Gee aia t King Tot War = Rene by Bioed— King Solomon Wasa Near by Bleed ailanlerriei asad Seb matitieas ten Book entitied. “The Black Stan ‘Was the Father of, Civitiza~ tioa.* ‘has. the above matiorinic. (Proven by Bibliear mistory.) Te given 2.090, years of tho ‘black man's Bistory {nthe Bible Price ‘of sald books ag Es gendinis £1.60 for out, Wate Rey. SaSOSI Wh SE 0'Siae Se Sb, Ins Bona mover one Sebo ES a rata pti of Sofas ay 1 Soa tar eat Ea ae if YOU WANT TO BE TELL vour secners Forte wisae wan parabpinti tae cet eS Ea Sa TSvelAbeLes Tw Aut Fon RSA Gash On chEOTT 1 wat ont Nye Sate Se b, ALEXANDER, eel AN x x 0 tae TEP EE TL tt ‘SELECT FAMILY AND TOURIST HOTEL aetna QAratE sein a et a Tne mean a x when hast BEAUTIFUL NEGRO DOLLS FREE Saree arenes ART NOVELTY Co. DON'T FORGET? wer note iy 508 Gsermasaa EAE SOE ea mes ite eer came ede EAE BS rar Poses pee th grote tot Popa bisa ct tag toe ‘Heber Bray “Soaking MAS a ett BEE oy ro CER ae HIGH-CLASS ROOMING HOUSE Becergaranie faaee es Earnie piace et Sie ae eas 3o, See LIFES GREATEST, BLESSING HUE SReares™ pat gssine ghee oo aoe PASTE Be NEGRO FOREIGN gonN OAs RCraweee he. oF Se ok ee Eee Senne ee Gok i SS ee gs Bh Setar REE, | ses wane ne sere NEW YORK CITY EUROPEAN—AMERICAN ShetsAMeR! a rer | RODNEY DADE & BROS. UnoeRratcens ANSCENEACHERS ANA MALHERS, sere ieee BEERS areas, [Pe nate mo tpe bay wt Bue tate Feats Norman 6. Sterrett, Jr. Tederper ona crater es saw ETE BEALE me 4» BIG $5: VALUE, $1 MADAME RHODA ; ae wen tte Fok ES tea mae ae ot THE BUCKEYE STATE GRADUATE NURSE TELLS HOW TANLAC HELPED MANY OF HER PATIENTS do you want Your Skin to be Soft, clear and lighter? It is the dream of every girl and woman to have a lovely clear complexion. If you want your skin to be soft, clear and more beautiful, use Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Preparations. They are so good, so refreshing, fragrant and lovely you will never without them. They are simple to use and will help your complexion wonderfully and make it clearer. Your druggists can supply you with these preparations, or we will send them direct on receipt of price—$5e each. PART 2—PAGE 6 By ALEXANDER O. TAYLOR Cleveland Office. 2398 E. 55th ST. Phone Randolph 969 Cleveland Briefs Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Wines, Indian- ian and American, are guests of Mrs. Jas Wines and Mr. and Mrs. Wines, 225 I. 100d St. for the national Baptist Museum and Wines is duchery- in-law of the Rev. and Wines. The debate hold in contemporary museums of the Another Life and the auspices of the Silm- mon. Literary club the first church and the first church club. Friend- ship Baptist church The debate hold in the Amherst of the Amherst life building under the many literary club members, the t church and the Young Men's Work- shin Bantl church --- R. Blark, secretary of the Fireside Bond and Mortgage company with office in the city organizing the Credential Bond and Mortgage company with office in the city organizing the President, president of the First Standard bank, is president; C. W. Brant, Jr. is president; D. W. C. Brant, Jr. is president; Dr. W. A. Method, Columbus. YOUNG BLOOD Vigorous at Near Sixty. "I am near 60 years, but I feel as young as I did at 30. I take a cupful of Bulgarian Herb TEA once or twice a week. It keeps me healthy and strong and makes me feel young again," said H. H. Von Schick, manufacturer of Bulgarian Herb TEA in a great blood tonic. Just a few doses of Bulgarian Herb TEA and you begin to feel your health improving. If you are tired, weak, nervous with no appetite or lack the energy and need for food, you don't wait another day—get some Pep in you and feel 10 to 30 years younger. Go to your druggist and ask for Bulgarian Herb TEA compound in the In case your drugrist cannot supply you with the genuine Bulgarian Herb that you will improve your blood, I will send it to you postpaid for $1.00. Address me, m. H. H. Ven Schilck, Marvel Products Co. Dept. 6, Marvel Building, Pittsburgh. No. If you prefer, I will send it C. O. D. for 100 extra. Just pay your mail man. GRADUATE NU HOW TANLA MANY OF H Seattle Nurse Is Firm Believer in Tanlac and Recommends It. "From my long experience as a professional nurse. I do not hesitate to treat patients with an efficient and natural stomach medicine and tonic to head. It is uncommon to see someone remedy" is the far-reaching statement given out for publication recently by Mrs. J. B.ordon. 425 Bonner Avenue, the National Temperature hospital, Chicago. She was used Tannic exclusively for seven years in the treatment of my charity patients," said Mrs. Borden, "and my experience has been that for seven years I have been able and bowel functioning properly and do you want to be Soft, clear It is the dream of every lovely clear complexion. It soft, clear and more beautiful Skin Whitener Preparations freshing, fragrant and love them. They are simple to plexion wonderfully and make FOR YOUR HAIR. To make your hair long, luxurious and silky, use Dr. Fred Palmer's Hair Dresser. It cleans the scalp, makes the hair straight and promotes growth. It will keep your hair soft, glossy and easy to dress. Hardheads use it regularly and will have no other. Try it. DANIEL'S BEST LINEN BEST LINEN DANIEL'S BEST LINEN BEST LINEN --- vice president, and L. H. Godman, attendant to the president. Mrs. M. Theil T. West, Pittsburgh, Pa. was guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jack, the national Republican convention. Hurrell Johnson and brother-in-law, Anderson Johnson, both of Anderson, be about to be threatened with pneumonia. The superior of the "King Turt" barber shop, who was threatened with pneumonia, is able to be on the phone to Mrs. Gadyson, Detroit, Mrs. Gadyson, Detroit, Mieh, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Gadyson, Detroit, Henderson and Mrs. Carrie Thornhill, E. 52d St. Hurrell, Turrer, E. 42d St. son of Marion Turrer, is recovering from injuries to his scalp when a brick fell on him, and a building in which he was working. Arnez Davis, representative of the family, has been confined to his bed, many, has been confined to his bed with a severe attack of pneumonia. Martha Madge hotel, E. 52d St. Convention Pickups Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, Washington, D.C., Mrs. George A. Myers, Pasadena Ave. during the convention, Mrs. Terrell left for the convention at her class room. She will return to Cleveland for an indefinite visit with Attorney J. A. Lichtfoot, L. E. Paul, real estate state attorney in South Carolina, H. Richardson ex-postmaster at Wedgede, S. C., private M. Murray, and vice chairman of the Republican state committee in South Carolina, and the unpublished visitors to the great convention last week. Howard B. Castro, appointed Mr. Lichtfoot, who is considered the most successful bengal hotel (white), one of the leading hotels of the city. National Conference of the bengal F. Keene was with the delegation. Dr. Benjamin Robinson, father of Dr. Michael Mason, the "Blue Helmet" were the center of attraction during the convention, and Mrs. Chase was one of the two reading clerks of the convention and as such featured con One of the most charming visitors to Chicago, daughter of Mrs. Camille Cohen Jones. Bath stopped with their mother, Cohen Jones. Cohen Jones, wife, who occupied an elaborate suite at the Mafestie house, Cohen Jones, society editor of the Defender, Capt. A. C. Clinton entertained a few visitors on Thursday evening week, Thursday evening, June 14, Charles Dickens, Maryland; Attorney Solen Gloem, John I. Forman, John A. Forman, Jr. Forman, Jr. Forman, land; Dr. A. White, Fanna, Fla. J. Finley Wilson, grand ruler of器, Dr. C. Leonard H. Forman and O. W. Dixon, Akron, Ohio. The elegance of器, St., so nicely prepared and served the pretty party at her lovely home, Dr. John O. Hopkins, Willimingham, Del, and Dr. K. O. Milburn of the same family. The marmor sedan during the convention, both won many new friends dur Albon Holsey, Tuskegee, Ala., executive, and B. M. Boddy, vice president of the league, and cashier of the league, attended the convention and called on several of Cleveland's prominent members of a league in Cleveland. Mr. Boddy will be William P. Miller, secretary to Alderman Louis R. Anderson, Chicago. He is an old friend of the Cleveland correspondent, left. Thurday and to Toledu where they were guests of Pearl Barcock. Hon. George A. Myers entertained at luncheon at the City club on Monday Tenn. Hon. Walter L. Cohen, New Orleans. Hon. W. Ruintz, member of the Republican national committee from Cleveland. Hon. Jude Bradley Hull J. Anthony Ouse, editor of the league, was among the most congenial of Cleveland. Ferming is still receiving NURSE TELLS NLAC HELPED HER PATIENTS for toning up the system in general, it has no equal. About a year ago I had a lady patient who could not keep a thing on her stomach fifteen minutes, not even water. I prevailed on her to tanlac and after the sixth bottle she could without the slightest after effects. I had another patient who simply needed medication. I film starred on Tanlac and by the time he finished three bottles he was eating ravenously and able to work. "This too, instances that are typical of the wonderful merits of the medicine. My confidence in Tan- lac is unlimited." It is safe to use by all good drug- gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Want Your Skin clear and lighter? If every girl and woman to have a action. If you want your skin to be beautiful, use Dr. Fred Palmer's operations. They are so good, so re- d lovely you will never be without ople to use and will help your com- and make it clearer. congratulations for the completion of the 19th anniversary of Ave. for the convention. It was a great tribute, never to be forgotten by Cleveland residents. Dr. D. J. Flesh made a very acceptable sergeant-at-arms for the convention, and Dr. D. J. Flesh made a very acceptable sergeant-at-arms for the convention. Three very outstanding attractions were the "Vargandos" dance, the commerce hall the concert of the Harriott reception at Mt. Zion church, the reception at Mt. Zion church, the reception at which Attorney A. H. Martin was master of ceremonies and Editor R. S. Crawford, the special speakers, and the formal ball said to be the most exciting Thursday evening, crowded arrests in the history of our city. Great credit is due Hon. George A. Mitchell, the chairman of the mittee, and Mrs. Letha Fleming, secretary, for the success of the program during the convention. Mr. Myers, during the convention, the local committee, was not responsible for the convention. The national committee had that matter in charge. The national convention concession as guest of the Hon. Henry Johnson, many smokers in Johnson, because of ill health was unable to attend. With the Clubs Thursday, June 6, the Jolly Circle Walleyway, with the Mifflin Mississippi River Cleveland Society A. S. Richardson had as guests on a visit to the illumination night exercises Saturday, his brother, Dr. R. M. Richardson, wife of Richardson, and his mother, Furford, general manager of the Anchorage, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blue, Mr. and Mrs. Bassay and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richardson, and Mr. and Mrs. Tuck, for the illumination day program of Oberlin college. Dr. Tuck, Oberlin, Ohio, was hostess to the Present Dau Club of party, Mr. and Mrs. Tuck, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tuck were here from Oberlin and the convention hall Thursday night. Brenton, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Bassay, was operated upon for tunnels and who was operated upon for tunnels and Mrs. Ella Cato, state grand queen of the A. U. K. and D. of A. W., was in the club with officers of the several councils, or which there were in the club with Miss Magdalene Taylor, 8615 Cedar Deer. The club season will close with a picnic at Mrs. Merri's in Collinwood. Clifford Wynn, Elyria and Charles Richardson, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Browne, E. 106 S. St., Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. George W. Brown, 9015 Blaine Ave. had several guests during the convention. Howard, E. 4016 S. St., had as guest last week Mrs. T. J. Johnson, of the Ivey, Dr. Linton Alger, Mrs. M. E. Author was hostess to the students of the nursing an auto ride through Cleveland, beautiful boulevard system in her luxurious Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Dale. F. 40th St. had their distinguished guest Aaron Laule. O. Dr. and Mrs. Dale left Tuesday on a motor trip to Willowford Louie, Moe. O. Dr. and Mrs. Dale left one of the speakers, and Dr. Dale will FOR YOUR SKIN. To make your skin lighter and more charming apply Dr. Fred Palmers Skin Whitener Ointment with a soft rebalancing massage. Almost immediately your skin lifaches clearer, becomes lighter and free from that horrid oily shing. Hon. and Mrs. Walter L. Cohen of New York, died on June 13 and returned on June 15, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Meyerss, Mrs. W. Robert Smalls and M. Milton Lewis of the Anchor, Aile Inclinum, Lincoln, Springfield and Cincinnati or the purpose he guests and will doubtless do great work in the interest of this fast growing insurance company. Mrs. Joseph Butler, 2254 E. 97th St. and Thomas R. Keys, postmaster Ocean Springs, Miss. Hon. George Granberry, mattee; E. E. Barnes, alternate delegate, and E. T. Butler, delegate to the Holland hotel, Mrs. Nina Brown, 2346 E. 65th St. Mrs. Hallie Q. Brown, alternate delegate to the convention from the Republican hotel in New York, Mrs. Nina Brown, 2346 E. 65th St. breakfast at the Holland hotel with Mrs. David Cohen of the same hotel with the New Jersey delegation as guest of Senator Freylinge and also Mrs. Browns guest. Church Notes MUSICAL CIRCLES Mrs. Louise Doulas, one of the plopers from the family home on E. St. St. from the family home on E. St. St. during her time there. She was the widow of four durations. She was also the mother of Miss Fosse Doulas, the mother of another daughter residences in Chicago. Another daughter residences in Chicago. The Defender, 2517 E. St. St. Eddie Stephenson, 2517 E. 55th St. Eddie Stephenson. He leaves a wife to mourn his loss. Other funerals: Vero Eldo Cannada, Joseph Cannada, Maude and Jessie C. Lee at Slaughters. Hotel Geraldine Prof. W. W. Phillips, Kuskochu Proof. W. W. Phillips, Kuskochu Texas; Prof. G. S. Goodman, Holly Springs, Miss.; the Chief Pilper, Flipper, Va.; the Chief Stewart, Pitcher, Va.; the Chief Stewart, Pitcher, Va.; the Chief Stewart, Pitcher, Ark.; Mrs. F. R. Stewart, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Louise Jackson, Newark, N.J.; Mrs. Florence Crawford, Crawford, N.J.; Mrs. Florence Crawford, Crawford, N.J.; Mrs. D. Stewart, Memphis, Memphis, Thomas Martin, Detroit, Michigan; Sunny Walker, Philadelphia Pa.; James G. James; Thomas Walker, Philadelphia, Thomas Walker, Philadelphia; Chrisin Falls, Ohio; Mrs. A. Thiese, Chrisin Falls, Ohio; Mrs. A. Stricklen, Yourtown, Ohio DEATHS Amanda Stricklen. Youngtown, Ohio. Pool, St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Mary W. Jones, St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Sarah Levine, Middelboro, Ky.; Mrs. Annie Green, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. B. Walton, Birmingham, Al.; Frank Adams, Attleboro, Md.; Mrs. A. Atkins; Mrs. Elmir Hudsoner, Chicago, Illinois. new clubrooms of Hotel Geraldine, 2212 E. 40th St. will have their pool, St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. June, 12th. The public is invited. ANCHOR LIFE ATTRACTS an insurance company, 2328 LB 50th ST., is moving along and with its auxiliary, the building takes its place in the near future among the leading institutions of the place, the equipment building was the center of equipment building was the center of the convention. The former agents rooms have been transformed into attentive rooms, equipped building was the center of having been provided with individual desks (30 of them) have been moved on the third floor for the public, and a piano for their entertainment, having been provided with very pleasant entertainments have been held on the third floor for the public. The association insurance been invited to attend the auspices of the Cleveland Association insurance been invited to attend the meetings in the building, and the offices of our group in the nation. Fifty of the home office of the company here, and twice as many in the state. The offices of the different departments of the building is also the Cleveland Home of The Chicago Defender. The World's Anchor life grow. Why shouldn't the Anchor life grow. C. Shepherd and W. W. Massingale, licensed engineer, an old friend of the Defender representative, are the pro- fessors of the Fitting company, 4673 Ontario Ave. UHRIGHSVILLE OHIO There were 11 oersona baptized at St. Louis on June 16, 1911, I. The Rev. M. I. Pembermorton the pastor officiated, Mrs. Mary Lou Hendering, I. The Rev. M. I. Pembermorton the pastor revivals here during the winter, was here Sunday and delivered an inspiring speech, Mrs. L. Banks 47, Wenerville, Ohio. Others from out of town who attended the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sales and children of Sherrodville, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sales and Daniel Smith of Columbus, A. L. Smith spent Saturday here, Mrs. L. Smith mustache is visiting her mother in Florida. WELL & WILL F. ONLINE GENEVA, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Willemson and son Mrs. and Mrs. L. J. Willemson motorized to Geneva last summer. Gordon of Palm墅ville were Geneva visi- tors. Palm墅ville was in the city last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Butler and Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Butler motorized to Palm墅ville to attend the entertain- ment. Mrs. and Mrs. Harris, Misses Emma and Mrs. Harris, Misses Emma and Grace Mitchell. 24 North St. attended dance of Rev. and Mrs. Harris of his son. 24 North St. were in Cleveland Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Ross of Ross of week. Mrs. T. E. Green. 24 Lockwood in Akron with her son, Ted and wife stopped in Geneva last Sunday to visit North St. Robert Thompson has resi- tured. Robert Thompson has attended the funeral of his sister. Misses Emma and Grace Mitchell were a visitor to Palm墅ville last week. SALEM, OHIO Whenever you go out, you Can't help but pity the many folks you see trying to get you out, but see smiling and smiling in coming near others where plumpy, blotchy and eczeinic skin can be seen. You almost feel like going up to them and telling them that they ought to begin using Black and so many thousands of happy people are depending on to keep their skin clear, smooth and good to look at. So many thousands of happy people are selling at the phenomenal rate of more than two million packages a year, and the fact that they are responsible for this record. The 50 size Ointment contains three times as much as the 50 size. All of them work with the Ointment and the Seam-Adv. tored to Toungtown Saturday to attend a memorial service for that city. 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F, Hannigan. past Fectoneainad mater WOE | “Phone, Norm aoe |e eaten seated cena ihe ‘ Ee Pita lea eh Gleection af 1 'W Johnson, sank avs $100,055 Pins “Trust iteal state bond nw Besestation gf apiomas vy Be § Se otto, ees at Ha eae Picea etna aed agi he i Fics ETS, Sekt Heer ehiccenvacenets || Railroad Notes {|i Seth pariah Garnanaie (ae Collegiate Chats) Hist Se ea RE RL Poca ae fees ee tl ke aes aaa ae : Petes Rel rent aad ay wanton Spa Bean PERE | te Ment of F6 Sg Goegae [SER ee THe ime | eh RS MII | ASCE xk RT, HER enna eo EM cas soe Agee ee oa | Gah Soe |S acreces| amp ReMMeRrmim | iets ieee ey tntae k e Epica Gants jamamte aenee | Ne iataesPeacae eet [erate fer as | MMI A ISmeapeMmenaal |Ssiine ua as chet, Gane | one fey aR alg Pak SESE Bing AS ARSE, Sunder MR Vane liye Pocdny cand Saturday. Hig | Semaiee ae She erat, Fale Method ck | Peed | vicecine” or ommentennt heck “ak | tr erin fe stendecaaa, boron A the Sen's’ cubs Geo. P.Brown, [FEAL an the Dominion Special on’ the | with the hearty aprroval of the srand fs wt SS Tioward and ‘attended the: graudation | Hooper, Itebeccs Johnson. 7 Shorien Sprig, Lawrence _P. Holmes, |G. O. lodge and Is in Kerping with the volley BEST o A MS: oxercines at which his-daushiter, Sisa | f,,JOPMRR. Catherine t tebs 2 ors Sigh Bale hana ae: | ME, Uendrrmon ot ovis, xo: {RF the at of retorts ny | a a Boroats-chian, necefvad w diloea and | oy EG ate a Thai ie wer | Ei Heme gar alker glares |e AR HL THR cae, ane [RET HS MP RSC CR EN Kus Sesatrep ya hohe AN | Reo les ne hy ade Een, fisog nlc, Sas eter Fea aa GUAR ake ate: Fite | Mr, oF Keene te cro TRY Pee Beas ean cats | valine, eee he ea Reo, Witiams and Green’ the itev, |Merty ran on the Southland Limited | "The statement showed that wonderful ae Jphomore ‘at Hownrd. While in the | Fle’ to uli when a rotat of 600 grend, Ors. Jnckeon. Green. Chagnut. | 9m Chicago te Jacksonviile. pragteae had heen made fa meeting the 7 tity Professor and Airs. Giiinn were the | Members Were reported and much SEL aceon. Green, Conant | ae Wates o 302 Fath St, Cleve. |Ingehtedness incurred: and “with the Glade ae De Aepowne Gung" iver ot | ea given it. Norrell tor oun And several others, Nev. Wing ree |HRd, O.. sent Saturday in the city. |aame steady flow of funds during the Germont. Ave. N- We Sie and ‘Afra. | cffocts, and support. The inlet ‘Bnd poveray omens. Mer: Wine fer [Sin "vatee attended the, nationst Ite: (nese rive mnths, the end of the Ass Giine kradaited” trom GIUhe hick | Mill take place next month and a = Peaanientae guests Ha [Rent ath al nhc Sen | cap, ana 2 sane, com (Se goa Hes toa, [a PE ea Ue an eee |e Gh EON pone Sonny Mela [pa sO [a a a =. vite Of {he Race, committeemrn, [and carry, he wralect gn to the finish: | High’ school cadets, under whooe | De. Surah Brown, rucentit, apneinted, eee, as chute nd tok acXMDR® J Frigh School Notes | [Vac eUrstdMS ROI Te ine | MAT Ne RUS SI Matnean wes | (OM, panes, aden unde ene |e HR UNC eraty naan | fant ae cl gn He ata The clams of 1924 rrvaented Mts class sie SAS a gee HEE Selon acme Beiivery cof the valediccory ‘addreanes Bie Loree Frenue pleciics ores puitier denet Se Sele ees Ge as Pe Ari ears Leone See te secre Seo eee mee anaes Se eee acenee nes att eae ease ees ‘Senariment had William ‘Shakespeare Ser ee ie Paneer oe a pircteaet meee Brae, at erasers ESS fae” samnten online the makers et history int ail seule oies eee Sear de eles Fee ee eee eee ee Sore iat aetaiee te Bain Steen atte hy at eae as oases Seeeeccen Ge teers cama coe Pa eat rg to Se eee eee See ete ene. es een etd cere Bidets eee eerate aot SEeTaP Ae Retaa Sd, Ratens RE a ete dene Peale Theeded for success in Sime gt eh creas oe fo ‘hich Ysa “an ars allots’ on the. late wee sicker fee “neers Ear ences famous patting. “Avrora.” Fag" ROCA AGE rneht, br eed tie, ER Betas ate cee Bree ees ee: oS eee ae See, ee ees Soe ate, ate eke Fecal ass’ of Punhag high, echool arin Denese ee are ae et Sse ee ‘ent "wore: ‘Miasex 'SteNeat and. Basle Fe ge eg a Ee Ser Ser Rett Sh sar sags ofticors are. a, fllons: Avery, Sire-prenident: Aldine Jefferson, Ea ge ges Baiada oat See See ttt HOON hile sraciaca Seer Ie ai pee eee RagNeS alterna’ Tiha Bowel aur HEME cept de tibaeee fe ee ee ee ee Fe Scarlet, Geet Fores Mires, aoe a Bee EPL a ura SESE aece! TAEMaoee Withers Eos ean ase Eres, Jonen, ‘Lenardc Johnson, Ralph Ae Nig gen Bes. he eats cess Bag race cee tee oa Arete Spine ese, Bes Seeciend ees Gael ie ieee At the Theaters i [Broadway After Dark” a | micht grant Ayeeleta Bahn” state fie Rtoinng Serious Amma C Nictoon She Aap ake tye Bae iy. Sone 22, The “wlckednent, | the Sida Eh sancipattona ane sioner Rew ‘oP fhe" lfronceouitd cons Nee Boks afe sncpeboraicd in thin Biciure Hees Farle eh ewe, erect esate ethane uate ane (eratave them. "Again Sfemjou te Sohuy Yeatored tn Bhatia’ A xk. Soa ou ar Riven my even eve Plctoren end vauderitle round out the Reterebe one et ‘Four indictments, chasing ntegny SEBAIT HGI° ceinte “operators who Gale tn Golered Groner ite Soompininige 'wlinensen cha suet nS ade Sehortt of mnes wa SRESARSR Tr conneeton Seite the Per las SE pemperty and did not net del SeeL aosinton her, been, teat sea bys fore in cpinina Court baton Sohdes Thachling of m charge ot man: TERS enth of Ure dinckieye but fe BPE, Sehousn that “he. dead ean ic Rok Waiaclon wate chal Hk strock, Washington with a chair, Ie Seca res eA SS SAE ee aioe a DB eas puis [Reactors Sse ee WHEN IN WASHINGTON STOP AT ite with 24 oma stm New Jersey Ave. at D, N. W. PE PeSR Te ea Pilar e DrooLy at (LL. GREENLEASE, Prop. = A) 7, a SS LOS jax § ee Ses eer a NERY. By WAYLAND RUDD. 9 U st. NW. Prone, North 868 Railroad Notes Be, Reed, of 36 th 81, Coron aie ignite Salt Sis Sere Be "iucinayrtieh etal ta the ci Beda Cana” Sarda.“ fons gnthe Domiston ‘Special on she ES eamon of Lect wag in the city Friday, nS aati de Tackonvte, Ma. now: Gongs atte cama Fol anyone eek: She Sma inl Tea eas Gana 3 EAs J gF TE Si, Cleve Sinv'ySiee"attenged she nautonst 1: Publlean “couvontion ‘Wednesday and Heater thats itorm ane an Ts ee einbe as Mieeuaaraise AP ae Seta GF nae collet Te Rtrarat of Basburgn Was Wt ott Sea Me BNET 114 coax St. Jernee chy So Dane eG aSe: SEO Be igh Base ng tate Toh ieeaanaton ie Bente the A Sear tees ankt” Suet teat Bache, SN naeat Petat FR SiH San held ae Re SNS ASME, Marche het Sse Hoe tard reser: : With the Clubs AU Aree ot proreinins ohh he gets atay eh oe eas “hld Su Ste Rage t Aihas ad ian in pling cata, ation wien Sadiney Sietdames, “Tile “Holmen. Willa Hlocadty al Cena tal Eecotiat eae casi ta Eecgongenea diet Mee la Bi Cee Rtn as ee BEgy ashe A PEE Taner pel ot ha eta eening at ho: residence af {ta pres. Beaochats anes lar Betis Gala’ Senta a Yeah ‘promere Were ‘mde also “the Er a a Me ee Se, ita nt Soe aaa Rist at hele ete Seam) Nim aga, Go Hand “Le igelc, Eeomasene Cor- eta get Mine ik Ra wes es seg at Scie icin feaig. Seen” 1th Sts aa Hosteos. Terrence! tar spt Bree Pasinialisatawrared ae Preven. were” Ateadames (Vivian Pele Te ean's Aueetiaeat Mowe Bernice ie scermale, Comma ria Bice dit Whee rae ta Tie aie See are Bebenens Gane Boa ake sith Junior Matron $00 club ts plan pes an EE, et, ee pile ake, Howe Ara” le Tie Ser"Feopenine reception in” Seb: temper "*°P*t Briefs Johg, Loran. tailor. formerly of 2717 1th Se SOR tis fom tocated at hs Biv iuipean widen than StS ai Sieben nite, ire, Uamie Lo: FAR epeedin® “meter truce rap. tpto picit Willams. se Sith 8. fect, Willams i undetesing “trea man automobile eperated Ur Edwin E. paren Gok Se Neen ran Wa Provide ohnsos, se Vou"R, Te firite him arate bedp. “Poled d Sige vepman'sconahan pot sett mils, ues tae Bales fostint Wegieeiay ‘tyne naleeo tie" Fourin precinct acon, "She sala o'be satin fram ncaa (ha felbaee’s notion cieteation a viata "tit tt at Bungay at his residence, sis Fyench seat - - eae heed sol; Rawls, Carpenter ofS. Altrea a BR GOSS ed adh Sek Pea ee Rots aces if Si Oe agen of er Se eR cee SPOR ene B,,WWeDd celebrated his. tte fiee“ae thelr residencs, G21“, Cotum: Bee ee, Gee Nee fick Walking, Dave trandon, Wein Eee ee eeu tae i las a ee ate ise ona ae Hector diac, TERE Eerie ae Fae por les Sat Ese Ro and ne pat naar cot deah teas SE Eh es sigs aenlaeae st Se Stone icxandrin school closed tast Sk eg dt th Sed ERS ahr ERC eiisiiele toe nso, 2a, agate of oem Se 1 Bae Ace Sa a He Thetunsal teevlees. of Mtr. Green egg ihe en aay, Sh sigetat Se rate a Pariah ear eh oa sre ehiéren's dae seercieeh Were Pk ey eee SES pt Geet Se Ae Ee Se, Chace reg et aS TN Eggle aly Mecca Sees gta Ean ene weet Dhitadelntia. on santo cree of Bl etal aie ‘ein Mier oF ie comment erate pace et Sa Re cl he atin Ma Sores. Walter teas ani Peante sat nope ate fed Sou each ape eth ae a ¥é...t0 attend the convention of te Bie! || U.S. Department Notes Se eiTeens foes, saares, Ne Semeene Ses FREES Stal tee Seen ia aaa re Sob Matrseanias es con wis, Gh gral ue SL See, bile a otra os Bacar arias Ass FR tit marry, te ee pans SEs Rete en TREES sever eer eet tre cota Sn aa tata RE oe Ree A Gea fe ata are: ood Gorertartnice, materi. as a tr cae reemuame: sot semen aeders Te Exlee mumerour promotions. Doth “in Elles, numremie or Notes From Masonic and Other Lodges Tie, senee Werintut pret lode of tye Bune oP Calum le convened, fo Eeacoes iar sin ania: |Worshonful Grand. Sianter. Charicn Rearirie! net iat Eerie ci ace eae. eee creda ee Ia fiat Seca tats ae eacne Ue! 2 ea net Cece reed ae ier cree Sareea teat ay a aod Sree ene ae Soe ee i Westntedadtaed fener ot the pean ati dite. Sora ite {Re ee Sal hate tee ene eta eae os Mere ats as te ot boas att baie Ss wie ree ee oS a Farrer arash Ferrmors Cranes ee cee a at ft Fearn tieer me raeeed Hestge ant ts In esplig with the poles aerl etitier oleae Sonic WY Scr con Sa ere ce emia fat sett Maataee Gene eave Se Girth ieee a oe nt cil al adhe Stet SE Sie Beene a ieee Bh ea ar Stk. re cet eat Soe es eer EN Rear tastanananee Eatrieitas Sagas Serene eon Se ae Seal ts Roan "ota aaa eee ee Beier gaat Sitar at oe Perce Seale ae ek Hee Great ener etal nae Heese Tae ea ar ae ean tate NO cae SaaS ge eg ty ced eg Mec Se even fees Sacer eel rls Heat Ere ene ae Page ar a re oe aes ue diced Sh talceereim fal ot ESS cared oe an Beat fick THR Sa Raed es BA cried REthet Suventie, Non deoe'g. Us Or of ES rhe ee Bet Ae Sel een toe ee ght iy tas BPE ea oe aes See Bry ace eaeea ecwenectcnr eo"eh ee Robe See sed ar Gh Washington Society Dr, D.C; Carmichael of the Whitelan: ati Viiored ig tuninpton Se Eee amie, he ete atta hs EAS? scenes nots 8 BRS ete es eon The niilisdaie club won. 3 to 1. vey see et evr Fork emt ter Sine Fannie Coleman. of Chieaen. Sicas Maes ano weak Sc RES ccna fin’ ioe Sar iam of Chleize, en, Ftte tap Soo aM SMa, EE se ae Xe hat ae rennet tae tt Ses Beto kans nals Lee oer are tt SRE, StS Noms pace ee [sted trom Howard University School Sian ree itch Mit eon wale, Je odiste Ue deemed etal 2 8 ge Fae ee Bane eepeeetee, eeated tke ate ae Site “poate ae, Soaeh, “Be Meine, WSs ee Ae Bae He Eran Young tas veined to Sere tn Teens tas, Ret fe iad aie etic Sigs SEE ceacher of Vite attest, sores here SAREE poipet es ant acl SeoGnd Me. George Poles of ster eich cas, Sie nts Baia Seley s. sorden lett tho ste, Sun- aap ogee” teat PSUR: eae GRELE w atudne Howard University. hws returned 09 Nis emery nate mee prereset We Pheclie He tet Ein as aos Staiger Sti Late nen ane Rlcer, mea satel Su at ee nether tenes sends ire Martereon nas retarted to, alt ate setteaee a Sree a t Bigs aligns TOS EA ine cles Wednesday Boater alder eta tiene ea $f ics en a ae ele egies Gailaeg Re Be ee bene ead meee bees Ss ed ft heron, eistine Sitter ST, DARE suarmigg pm of at Ba Rese ng eons Ne straw cel REE adr rom Nota Ut “Mira Ruth Clark, 248 12th St. XN. W.. feet CG I er get Smaart Fite jehurch, © delivered.” the, eacealaareate BF rete Sincere, MUS se ete rerstay Rev, King, paste of ABeT cee ete rmenre ee Bie stan Serna, Socks Bee saan "Seih 2s bt Se weanatay_ morning Rew, Kine ete Sethe eae of hs is Suen anette eee tate Siig imped ae aerate ee acande at Sica heel hs ee aoe Pheet eat Set Seti aa Fast cet lta Be Beet Be eine ly recently {eG SRE IS, A waadetphin, wae ee Ser rae rat Se Ee Ne istittla Sere Rie Viorne to nee ta eerie, ie Pegi a rei the sun ge i aren aL, Me mtam, 16, Rowers, a, cradonte o Hot cH eS reciente reread. St Nee ty ene aael bates acing A mentee Pincha! Ses Foneay, a The mueats of a. and Gea RH ror la goonting tera eats oTetat Pra. tenes SiS SS Hsameet of Raa ot dasieheen: Gar cotta nae ig vata! ae ee Sa (atten snenatng ex sok eter ie Sor BS ON iste and Mies. J. 3. Brown, of De- Se Ra Bits is Rte AEE irate, of Det i i pi ic ables Bat et tm PRA ta easy ada asreae Fee Rm fg Rey ewan J. after a pleasant stay na Mace be Bot TE empleted an advanced’ siugy in slocu: eRiuiam XN. Payne las returned to BE Path ON at ohare Ee tae daha SoeRat aS dn an, igi teed, soe 7h Steines aterme eval _tosan ane TIERS RBA" Nee ac EERT LED WINKING COMPANY Ber, ap ; ree oe es ete etree Le ee Se eae Capt, Leonard 2 dehaton, come mmander of Company Dunbar Fgh ‘achot enact, under wnose Iendeahip that company. wate fSrpetv prise Sn for nah sehen aaartetaee, And, -Phltndetohla, cempece fon the Dive’ Hace Tex Room “on 3th Se er etic whl aePEBe aca SES ind a te US. 388° operated or onen, ja the eveeit of Mee Sarena NE. Sad Sie defect ates ot Souin eat, tnd. Sip Naha aten Rcmaton ef tare sks ARG Thain ne, See Res Bin a She Ault Snips ome a Tapper Ia epending Nit eee ae BUR Na ONE NS "rhe PancAmerteans eave thelr rat moonttghe rcAuine eatgeday See's apiaiucd Rhdonerten teachice At 30h pPaitnennen schon” Ceaser At Some rae ee ana tk er Paces Eee, ase tw eeornet perce aiter a ietatae faeatlon. ak Pees ahaa weer Witla, J, Fermwron of Richmond POE ne ot ak Eta eran ano Tatar oa: eet topartntnt te corte ORES Exsress” : “ISM Davia of New Vork lo spend? mg Fae cae ia Salugany even Be SR Mes, ete wart viesacrso wien Aes BEN falliaecoe" Aina, Solara ee oF Ge len The arte bate [earda’ after watch an eintrate' nape fees sefveae "Phep 4¢ miehe"tne events Serene hans, Matt Eusaat See8 2nd ata Sitson "Pesndee Be Sirs. Crasson SfeQuires "Be" and”afra. Hei, Clattee, Meant ace, Sacer Harts, Me Soa’ Sten Garnet wikiseon, Sie tna Sen Gide eB Ste ah Sera Slee wakes Sic am cee iene eorauartte ale Siaudp Vawtins Way citidat 60 SSRs ace siting erent” ae hake PeeoFoe Mac ne sien HE ats ta SG Sd Sie Sseeeinee St HE: and” dancer Ate SIE toa Sire ERacie FREE anton Chante ae ss een ‘ingtored to Yorktown, Pa Ries. ‘Clarico Jones Mickels at New: Pama eae ete Boe eee ‘esse’ VC.” Bass. formerly” connected rthrthe Nena (see eS Ee SGP ttnortane Senin ets Netgeoe Stes okt wha nermancnt ealaence ianagied Wr filmaelf for tourists, eames tawetiata et Sat Fen a Retina tne Se, Sian ie in Naghineton "controled tnd owned "Whunin Hams. seraduato of Darbar eas NP ani aie UF Meters Soe Seine OTC lat week co aed SMicaey Robinia. Sesomcanted “bs ble ther ‘Sire Wants Rabhacan iat BPS NE, ceeaebea ee eecic eat Bethea Shel HoBhansd ed tacks Featen"ts ten, We crntualon ese eles at SVraces unite entre nents a nsdn at Gale [eave College at Tamion, S's" Sore Ene Sula ene, Sie nau ieee Re “Campbell, formeriy. | nf eaehibeon, DEH fox akige Ne Fesaenee mt Seok “chhece, BOM SS ARat TSRSRRE ica cnt sees ST Iatze-eitee daring he “suinme, Below Te New Fath Chea, Bara Step ek, ana Wade Sites Nal Stoo of lure, cls. shee Wien ie ely gat wet RS Riek of Setant tre, tense eile ‘seal Helena Gpatate Cor ed weaker arexta 3, hers ett nat. oroekt for utrata. Howard U. Notes the art siudenis of Howard Universi, aaa eit acetate es Pere le eu Ae tad Asp ehaeaacun® ine eae end deed ott TSAEY Healer cout aa Ne Se aia AON a hd eee stored at em Fone ERS settee ts he trios bear eckte aie ees Site Fatman om, ae sears’ Behe the mos: striking werk ol ase cceeech ct ag ora at See DR cr tase teandES fe Pe ee Jsround of bives and purple. weaving auch the ia eso? nt adaiton 12, Ber alhesis, ten ens shat Sauter Sete? err sea, at rena Ie Fagot teetaniceesee Peto Radlhdl SC iure of the ct- aaa of Tange Bes aren Alcea, Reg Rese Beis SERS a ae Shake Sacer asta Starter ae i, Sahl We Se: es ties of ener conden ct Sat eetael titaan ts aati Sire. ace! teat iasaa, tt" sets Re Sn oh Gee eather ase Be He terest at Sy dete Ba ‘inet catches ins ene Beet due Tenes an Snead nee ths Uae at ane ins collin och i aa Moa tare Ae GPoR ate ln pct Renmie eet tes ee ee ie ae separa of Chute CEES ocnntonea faci Seatleceence we ceeacans sree tans Gate ae cence Ba Peetece Cree nat Par eek BAGS Hekate ceiceaeeat ies Patines Wrens Pee Rate eG et Sie ntates manuscripts edd an” interesting. nnd ier taba ta ake Nees Fer ce eadaesa tint, Sts Beer oe nasa tall ene BE GUE Winer" bater Re i, meat ndrances have been made intuit: aah a hen rade teenies Oi Sec avai GR: aera afte Seine ie ieatig Sabacomniadesenata atl Sates Rae eee ce ee Sid soo eee ee SIRE Rh Cet tne louise Sede a tab ta a, mee erase a gui cutis of axes ise Set Acta aac cee Eeetaeetd® aie apenas Sie SaeRttds ad eet ation onter ES SE hae eetas ie Sane ko. depict fact a wor: Enteretain Society of Third Baptist’ Church rg Ainle Kelly and dayhters, Na ates ade Min’ Saba SM ee iSucoy ence reltdchee SIS UY Sty Fiteaday ettning oie, alterna Group society of the “Third Baotiet suet, “Atte a Vstntasyctine © de Bett aise a mete Ea Chuan, Uae Stal “a Packer rane Lawl glee” sohntan Sey Eten Gat rain lhe tle Lsuea, Hettle Rhames trene Fleisher, Sk tat en Gray, Pa an ets Mamie’ Guinea SSiten” Rann ding "a, Biekitions Eafe, Ean fe eee eck oa ee ea" Juanita Kage baniel ial, Sonn Mihiet’ant Soh Gray? Collegiate Chats Rtas Saga HRs Hee SESE Mase OU, Te aia eld aah are Baraat hen, rectoey digs aad eratiy, of “Cincinnati. Professor its FRO" Heksaeas aed Set Qian seete the uteie of Ore Arann Gay Wier ot Ghia eradaieed’ From Natl, Meh SiGe Saratach ia witha, Ue Fis fe caer a Sr Se neo, coy een acing of Heounea nicertty. ange fe Baek aeens ae By. -and Chicago. = Tain ace of the, Hoa ef lsat en EES sii Sires iat etek, Sih Masa Ftc i HH, Sig eran ne, Tau Magee. Seat ha” has Neen Sine in Sys See ee ekege. oy off, Rabon bea a ieeasars oe at Sreacons: Unigersce nebiaron il Ga teers ae ‘Norman Witkiamn who, in prominent. reuatee lars Bernt Snerewse University with honors, eer eed ante fds Yat Stee AW. in back, nD, Feiss Soman Bass Seacer ise ui Church News cece ac a ras a geal seymions were, dellvered, Su File iuatchorens et ee, a Jobin "irown ‘aaeoclatlon. 7° Maven ME. Church A irand concert il bm given Thars ag ‘Teumlnee Some, under the mas Sites of" he ahers hoards Jeremiah Holinods greatient: amon ‘urners see Fearse*ehs browa, ‘Pastore Secona Daptiae Seureh “An automonite ria wil be lven by Sheehan nfonaay. une 20-80 8p. Tm HONE. 2. Yoolioman, penton” Mi, Pleasant Gaptt Church A metsape for thesgrent glain rally oh SORRY Aes Sa Fume, Revs, Gober Anmoraeh. ator amount eer Yb0b wil wet'h prise 9 SE0"% coud. - Galbraith A. M. € Z. church. ‘-natig Wges against. the Whiten of tno Senin Telly Tigh mgd field "recent daitiared Get Sdirets the steers ar geivalsue! Win Ge chase, ensayo Baga Lamas Werner cantatas AOE: Batten Yiela Snarsnats Rev. BP Salo pation: ‘Asoury ‘Me E, Church | ‘The fle. nuarterir conference, 3 helt Trucs ening with chee new Oe Benak Maa. 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And even Rusbands, wives, narente and Rin toe Sorry far loved ones who suffer {com Sich akin diseases, ‘The way to get rid of all these drawbacke to affection and devotion from dear ones 1s to, Use Blacks and Wie Ginement, and sean, ike in sands of people are doing: They are Econorifealty priced. In liberal pac Seen ‘The 30e size Black and White Bintment® contains ‘three. times fuer at the 200 size Al deaters fave’ both the Ointment and the eve ee SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924 Change of Life “when thange of ito be on meh sage Mra, Lew Gisnery of Lamar, No, “tf Bee ta i | Seen puter great 4] deal of pain in my back and |} aides. My limbs would cramp. |f | I didn’t feel like doing my |{ york, aod there are so many : SEE" thas very ansious | pete Sst { The Woman's Tonle | to me and I began using tt || Leortainly imapreved. I went bafourn dango of lita ake su agp rouble, Teen highly | Seeoutbend Covad RP ie age sf about 40 to goevery woman as to pase firooge eee! dn bich Weales ihe Chango of Life B) Actus then gest cnaees | Cie aco ae ber syste causing arlous painful and | disagreeable symptoms. 5) Siecare aSprechie cis pereier ne aveaay ae i} ing from any of its troubles or symptoms, take Cardal. 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The Comtrat high mhwul held Beigel Moms At Set EER Sanat an Caer eater SB sheemaa tins Serene Snag” ae*AHRAC aa cha EPO Me sina Walshe denecraty Ha Mea iterate nt ide as Tae ctetdchee on Spe nt Tn thet she han tent BiPinvittion' seedspuet at Since Soh" dap teats fs Daeg Sun Ase Biden She Sastre! aus nual hedge SH hel Eitingan Seitheay’ siehe at aiten 3 SUR ATES REN ihe ster SEE tet A, ioe Wade ho TRS NSE Sauces tie monte ‘is thaw teen ery ily comtinger to We SS SE A Pie at ae inley an haat Seok seiland” howe Tier" antcher at Froahfon Nar Fen sate AONE orn nate BY Std Seu th Coat EB tour-penr Courne in. Rochester, SS Suche crand Soleo ent ents Eg ta me GP the churebes Sunday fn the interes Ra Poulhiaheaceurcean, uae hen Eeicetaante pe nat 0.8 ties ase oes PAINESVILLE, KY. seg Prova line eda er Fer aoe Sa ty EU dag ad "Se SOS QR Wee coments Surat rang” Sate 'S asi ‘rata, pergue ny ie resides, on Atiet "suberiniondentn ‘of the National Wiseattnsuree C9, Seat the ce Bots Sesame” wae Margy at: Blech at ss Sete a St echt AEA AREY Bhindi ep Wisctana Sie ic ROP und De ad Bee AMA Hoteaatenacll te com otcoment at Sater Wepue shoal a Hiortle Richardson ant fain, George Tichardson. ave spending afew aeeeks Shem note LF Sag, 3 Ware 1. 1" Sinkier’ aid. the Ree Sid attended he Anant acs Zoncrers In Sinclnnnl tant werk, Sire EEE Barge ater “success Sina eem Halihed at dorset Sask Hages, at claclansti, Qh, ie the oom Nat “ver Cparentn, Stee Suite oae"viettel in" Cinchnati le weet roe MENTte sitcaged tne eg: Hiean “conventiw In icvelana. to, Hecoak, ae fet eae Eoaiie te aeeae oo eee Bites stoner Munford and her wise Bibs tui promi, ne et Pl Sonata Sew end in Saulenapelie See ake Ade tee nee ai FREES: BOOK COLORED WOMEN) Ce aS Ween: cecnare Saves a <a gees POSTPAID 696 sereeerareae eo oFIUMANA HAIR COMPANY — Sunday nchool congress last week. The Sinday school congreas Inst week. The Sadar ged cathe of et ee Shane ation ae Bites Sarutie ant “in one Hag tagline seniay Yor ES Gch SOMERSET. Ky Gree NEE Ring Cove gta gS SHEA Rea a SEL RE wii apr Aigett aa in Blade, Ries Mane tbe te eee Racine wih atia' cli, Sue Helis AE hae ia utene RUSE Ee uit anal a Becht Mas, Sue eae ue Gece eats Syne Aire ithe alosainhg af There Sate eke Mite & Aare eh ith te path at Seat a Rio ea ar Blane Sie Bal lading SRC ara Be et naaee Se tht ea sea rae Se slate nya fa SR iat See Sarena Sie Siac ea aren, INEMIRRE: (On ae ud" Su yi tuchndn. Sh Sh Baden ad Mace is. ene foretdey momtae Sedans Tie Dae Rr Sad Sue Nteag! 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Ste gout pr eben nent nttianel Wedel Beats UA cm oe" aoe at BR Shady” MERE Shah eale® Sez steno Meie, Sng Ss aE rch gave Baatose athe pone ERA nh aaa aha Nace ot tes and a Sah ea Fired wets marcy nt ter SE pebentte SaelE te Satie ner BUSSES @Sitnagy es add Sen Joh EM paidtoa tether adsl oe Siete Ri nea aad ents Fin itera ge tlt Eee ence wok esac Lueks. 1, 5, 204, ee EL aton, re an Sh Arcane ata as EMR eto Sin Cnet ete eae" Bonds Si, lang Gre Bees ent Sand” as eieed See tae Slits | atau cre reared aot cl Pee atte fee home, Sh, Sh SRE PS eve sed raat 3: Steet at week sme eYERSAIOEES. Ys Seton RUM Chad ter et a Exot cre “oot ote ada Renctin ttes. Hastie oli Se: Seouigebeta an datn Mery See OE aR gems ton,“ Misx “Beatrice Taylor. valedle- Neen E tua memnunelon yo oe ache ct? arene. Sant aed Bi ee rman tutta sie ice GuTHAe, Kv: Wy Talal tne gtr ge a of Gagigrtnl and Mery tae in ere Paris nated ha Eo peace cnt i Hm Mise Mame aut ther. ee Tne Wile Sees moe oe ee at cate he eae Sipe ae nie the HENOERESN. Ky. diem, We ape Ma Netanya lets Tage eters Tr eae ee hee Ter hnte ae Seen ok aac sata patie SMe yeti a Reena Tate yee Bea A ideas radiate, i a eee aan eee ae Er acai Oh tot eee School.’ The. Kex, “1. Lloyd “Glimon ities ernie sami Se seta ee es, Sane ei tha tay a HE Ruizay, Ky, sins scat Ty i ai nin deat ny ite em Nearer alaSe TS agi Ise er aint a toa Be apie cite ie attics Shee Re rae sare oe Beye rian ae ee sunt “several, onthe The Amerient Peale oat wat ue Seno eon eae tea eae sate ee i rns tert thr toca seater cee er ieee! Patten. Porter Wright. Mrs. Water- Bed it Se saa of the city. sitending. Fummer school Be Parente aetna een as Oe see hy fitted Gaiar Sy ee Peete sa ale ate oe ipo aren ce care ay Seed “ee ate a ate Sa tee ae Beet lath Ate Se a By eae apne th ore, Sead Ua Raa cor ee ae Adcock “McFall, Steward fs home t Sr ane inte Grae yore Se arate ae eet de Maes AO MES Bucs Se eta UB ed Eee ae Nuk te Mate ot ee A gr ee eae 3 ihe thor he seen etait rie Sie Reha aly Gel teeta Ne See ae es Chairs is improving vers much. apisoaVILLe Ky, ater AD EORELE EY, cuit ite Sct aaet ae a OE cay akan PRG cen Freeh Patter Tc aah Eaeg reteset fr te ee Pitoe tea" aE reco We fia sid vnteecita ee feat Ee Pa! Gremeead Eevee real, eerste Reel al hat bation Th feria Teantt deat fa ye eee Migtageme iS Ses ce cette a seca ett esata, Fa Pe Re che Gea gh Neneh lay fg Beats See ple ia, He cailed to the bedside of her aunt. I Sinet a aaa ner Bini Bee ch amet a ties Sette ee aera? ea Neos Mimath ORR. WE sera et EIN et gdice ai, Ves duoteee gore 2a ahd Staudt sriaure’ yeti. Me tats Boe arcane See Ae shite eee theta & Gri Neyn ee Howzehold of Wh am He Os. m member of AlsiKun Geer, ps Behr of Mie cy Hise sc Manan data HERE ee et Get Pac fae Bete Sie OE eae hee t ngucie ase" Fria aa mActaDR, Ky, rvintg xl ABR tr, acon Mate Si arr, for een Stott Beet tad Get Haerites iaaat ay nae® wot Ree tone on ties ane Pattee ete tes Feral ie er ang ea tides Pdyalle Sse, aha Sect Sar Ped Beeneaatrearecd bate "Tir ara Br rata s eae nat sent tats tare a ect a gaat Srdinaiaen mata Pane aalhtutnC ie nea ira eat sao, te team Resa pois? eet ite Gheatigtriata nae Gea Wai Meets, Bedi, Sige oth Bae Har Tedenee ea home from Naxhville: Sir. and. Mrs Rese coneh Way, Sty ie Se ioe OP nate te Pa Pept Clad ial erie, Suset terre Gerken Sane amaras ac Se Seen agente See sleet ei, Haitehatn aves meee mas rere Da ge tee ee anes ont ge Bina ce eee a aae at heienet ate Secaer eeaae Uenecrmeses ant, Coieg eee eta es teeta es fee dation pte eth avis has returned. from “Exanstili Siete slat at Wi bunt et Tunes f, for St. Layiae Sion Dre SA Etat Be aa See star eet ol bettas eae amass wane MoDLESRGRO, KY, og, w,MOPRERONEL IY saat ws. Nan Hatin OB nae peciat iee dlorretag hea fara ae a Sat hen Baer Sead ode pe ee bere caurned Doerr cee ant Mut tee Catt a ar eel teres eosin Wiad act aan tia eta irs Hees, Miharu ance Ae ite ea aoa aoe aoe f met Heat, ely sera autor tata Se Berean A Onl aaa SoA wae eesti at sabi mace se fiat “ee Boas Sh, teeta ey Ray cai ioeraes shalt Bee late ant aaa SR Gut bie tind in ae Fe Stansford Smith,” The event wax eu THE CHICAGO DEFENDER andee Gaither pabeea tnncuate tia ety see Cate ais, eer Me SF Rickey ale, agent’ a hey Gaye as A Alte? it ite Gute Toe th'thel lige ta Sine? Pare dle Same Water ashore liners cynTHiANA, Ky. akttyhareiean, ares Sd auctor, her atster at Paria: Ky... 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The Most Beauti utiful DRESSP Ye eatin gee cnunarans Ques Silk Spanish oe ‘ se eee 0 Sm 98 Aenean L esate Y aa sain (A SSE ieee Trice RIMS Pee A oe te ee ‘ sae Se epee Sec Bee rE as eer is a eee Hite! an je Eno ea one Moneys tg eae EesiceeoW \ iain pon fp te pe ON The DREASNAUGHT sore = See I1* ee ese Seema epee pent 91450 Hyco seamen as Fares eens Besse seseoeee SED NO MOREY eee eed YY eye Eee ee BLOOD. DISEASES| eeu acmcarire Wee| INDIANA NEWS PART 2—PAGE 12 INDIANAPOLIS NEWS BY ALVIN D. SMITH 416 Indiana Ave. Phone 7047. Miss Bradshaw Entertains Miss Brown Engaged Announcements are out of the engagement of Miss Frederica Brown to Miss Brown is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Robinson of Worcester Park clinic. Miss Brown is place here in August. The Blue Bird Embroidery Society is the club by Miss Nellie Coleman in Edgerton Ave. The Swastika club met last Wednesday at her home, 266 N. Sheffield Ave. Mrs Distella Hodge is president. Mrs Katie Hodge is from Detroit after several weeks there. Births Claude Damby Shaw and Aletha May Traume, 1292 Maple, boy; the Rev. Traume, 1292 Maple, boy; the Rev. Joseph D. Kelly and Mamie Kelly, 2310 Boyce, city hospital; girl; Bard and Orpah Boyce, city hospital; girl; Bard and Orpah M. McDaniel, 2292 Maple, boy; the Rev. M. McDaniel, 2292 Maple, boy; the Rev. Allen and Ester Grace, 1257 St.throp, 2159 Highland PL, girl; Georgethrop, 2159 Highland PL, girl; Roger and Mary Crowd, 1458 Colay AGC, girl; Emile and Georgia Roger, 1458 Colay AGC, girl; Alexa Jones, 1525 Laurel, girl. Deaths Clifford Brown City hospital; James Campbell, 23rd St. Hospital; Jennie Campbell, 24th St. Hospital; Joe S. Bloyd, Central State hospital; Lottie Cushing, 25th St. Hospital; Cushing, John Teeters; City hospital; Superior, Alive Virginia, Creshman, 33rd Bluff Hd.; George Rogers, 116 N. California hospital; Jolla Caldo, 116 Brooks hospital; Jolla Caldo, N. California; Mary Tuppey, 102 Mary Church News There will be communion services at St. Phillip's church Sunday at the morning service is pastor. The Rev. R. M. Dedonny, 77. W. 25th St., pastor of Zion at St. Phillip's church, McHee, 2025 Highland Pl. were married last week. The Rev. Charles S. Willis, pastor of his congregation Sunday. Women's day will be observed next Sunday at the stewardess board, of which Mrs. Sarah Manuel is president. The Rev. Robert Manuel is president. Devotional exercises, an address will be given by Mrs. Florence Randolph of New York. The Primitive Baptist church is celebrated. Primitive Baptist church is celebrated. Robinson, Other local pastor will take part in financial railway of Second Christian church was conducted last Friday at the local pastor. The Matrons' council, leader of Eastern Star, entertained Sunday at N. West St. To Head Doctors John Rainey, M.D. Kokomo, Ind. was elected president of the Indiana Association of medical association at the sessions here last week. Other officers elected were president; J. A. Welch, Terre Haute, Indiana; an ambulance third vice president; L. Wales, Indianapolis, secretary; S. L. Hummons, treasurer; E. Fowler, member executive chair; Dr. Wales the secretaryship. The meetings were held for three days, beginning June 10, and the surgical clinics were held at the Battles and Providence sanitariums. It would again be held in the Hoosier capital. Among the members attending Welch, Terre Haute; J. H. Hoosier, Welch. Terre Haute; J. H. Hoosier, DON'T BE BALD HEADED ILDHEADED OLELEANE Hair Preparations Grew hair quickly as a child. Covered wrist. Wet. today for particulars. ```markdown ``` MME. FLOYD AIR COLLEGE Indianapolis, Ind. ROSELEAN H. INDIANA AVE. FLEMING'S CAFETERIA SELF OR TABLE SERVICE Circle 6022 467 Indiana Ave. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. INSURE IN A HOME COMPANY EMPIRE LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. CAPITAL $100,000.00 Home Office Building INDIANAPOLIS, IND. John Williams Dead John Williams, age 34, who was said to have been shot in the head, had a quarrel with Saturday night, died Monday morning at the City hospital, where he was being treated. It is understood Williams told to police-men before he died the name of the man who shot him. The case is being investigated. WEST BADEN, IND Services were nearly attended Sunday at the Baptist church, David Gee left where he will join his wife and a party where he will join his wife and a motor ington, at Atlanta, city, and from there back home. B. Murphy week. Andrew Jeffery was in town Sunday on business. Edward Hooker week for Louisville, Ky. PERU. ING. LIBERTY IND Mrs. William Sawyer underwent an operation to remove a tumor in the Memorial hospital. Mrs. William Marrigan goes to the forcefield. Ouch! attend the symposium. Mrs. Vanessa Hynde, Mr. and Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Mandy Hynde, Mr. and Mrs. Huber, Mr. and Mrs. William Owley and Mrs. William Owley are from indianaapolis, Indiana, Inc. SHELBYVILLE, IND. LAFAYETTE IND Mrs. Gertrude Motley is ill at her home, Valley St. Dorcas chapter, O. H. home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson next Friday evening, Dr. Turner,轮子 home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson week in the city. He is amicable by his wife. George I. Clay has returned home from the University of Chicago to spend the vacant with his parents. MARION IND CONNEBSVILLE IND Irsb. Ibbt. Fickley and John Harper were called to Lima, Ohio, on account of the illness of his members of Mrs. Fickley's sewing class and of Mrs. Fickley's day evening at the A. E. church, and Mrs. W. I. B. Jalley and their son Mrs. W. J. Richmond, Ind., and Eugene Thurman of New Castle Castle were visitors and Mrs. Daniel Butler and family. Lonnie Balley, who has been attending the college, is home for the summer vacations, is home for the summer vacations, is home for the summer vacations, Mrs. C. A. Balley. The husbands and friends of the 11 graduates of the sewery at W. M. Posey's place Thursday evening. Mrs. Butler Balley and Mrs. Jos. Harris motored to IndianaPark Sunday and spent the day making their home with the latrine and making their home with the latrine. Mrs. Lain Lath Jr. spent Sunday in Rushville, George-Butler Butter Motored to Marion Sunday where the latter will be for a few under the care of Dr. W. T. Balley. KOKOMO IND JEFFERSONVILLE IND Mr. JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. necessely after several srs.'s illness, William S. Lam, superintendent, held in the residence of Mrs. Hattie Woods of 626 Illinois church, will be held at Weekly church church, The Rev. Henry FORT WAYNE IND. RUSHVILLE, IND. J. F. Reen spent the first of the week in Indianapolis was called to deliver a commencement address Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller motored to the funeral of Mrs. Tracey's brother. The musicale given at the home of Allen Pressess, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Arnold sent the week-end in Madison. Mrs. Emma B. Sullivan, Mrs. Ida Sorrell, Mrs. Els Fleece and Mrs. Mia Mitchell of Chicago, ill. attended the funeral of the Indianapolis, Sunday. HOWELL IND HOWELL. IND. Mrs. Lush Rawls donated this life lifespan to 62 years of age. She leaves to mount the five grand- children, who daughte and a son. SOUTH BEND, IND. NORTH CAROLINA Among the ladies who attended the woman's conference at Charlotte were: Linda Palifer, An interesting children's day program was rendered at the school. Among the ladies who left recently for school are Miss Daisy R. C. Hilil, Miss Margaret Caldwell, Miss Katherine, Miss Neva, who will attend Sister catee, Wimmington, N. C. X. Mirlle, Reid of Winston, N. C., was John Johnson, who has been very sick. SANFORD. N. C. Your Arms Must Be Clear and Bright for You to Wear Sleeveless Frocks Becomingly THOSE sleeveless frocks so many of us are beginning to sport as the first few warm days of summer give us the long-looked-for opportunity to show them, are bringing a new responsibility to us, which does not rest exactly on our shoulders. Those bare arms gleaming in the sunlight are bound to attract attention—are already attracting it, in fact. You hear lots of arguments about the propriety of them. Grandmas hold up their hands in shocked protest—but take them down when mother brings out the old family album and shows the photograph of grandma at sixteen with the same exposure of arms, only a little different draping of the lower extremities. You hear people say they are daring—and they are, but not in the way those people mean. They are only daring for some girls. The girl whose arms are shapely and in perfect condition has nothing to lose and a lot of attractiveness and comfort to gain by freeing her arms. Therefore, it doesn't take much daring on her part to discard the sleeves. But the other kind of girls—well, you can imagine her holding a sort of soliloquy with herself somewhat after the fashion of Shakespeare's Hamlet: "Whether it were better in the mind to suffer or forswear fashion's vain pomp and stick to long-sleeved garments." If you can wear the sleeveless frock without a tremor, without wishing you could sew your gloves to your scarf, or wishing you were armless like the statue of Venus—then these words of advice don't apply to you. But to most of us the question of arms is more aggravating than the ever-changing waistline. To wear sleevesless frocks becomingly one's arms should be immaculately clean and free from those disfiguring blemishes, such as pimples, blotches and discolored skin; and it should be kept so soft and smooth that one will love to touch it. It's amazing to see what a difference it makes in the condition of your arms when you extend the before-bedtime care you give your face, hands and neck, by using the soft, melty, inexpensive Black and THE CHICAGO DEFENDER MINNESOTA ST. PAUL. MINN. DULUTH, MINN. The Elizabeth Richey chapter, No. 88, Order of Eastern Church, sunday afternoon at the St. Mark's church, E. e Church, Mammoth lodge, small class of candidates at their regular meeting Thursday evening, this has been combined to his bed for three weeks with the chickpee harvest. No. 2, P. and A. Mr. will hold their St. John service church, the recorder, the Rev. E. E. Heasley, will deliver the last Thursday, Walter Hazel left the first of the week for Galesburg. Last rites for Joshua Nocha Richey, age 12, a prominent minister, died last Sunday at his home, 112 E. Fifth St., were conducted at the St. Mark's A. M. E. church, Mr. Richey was in chapter of Burial was in Forest Hill cemetery, Surviving are in Evanson, IL., and Mrs. Minnie Adams of Junitch, and five children, Mrs. A. P. Perry and Mrs. George Richey of Evanson, IL., teaching the funeral of J. N. Richey, child's day was observed the evening with a very interesting program, R. Richey Richardson, The Attack's Trapshooting club will hold its second shortest day in the Northwestern Gun club. A this big broad land of ours underweight meat and weighted on pounds of good healthy flesh with Cocoa Oil Liver Tablets The result is wonderful—never since I was just gassed and I been horrible and felt so good. I have already gained 8½ pounds." 60 tablets, 60 cents. All drug stores. For weak, run-down, underweight, nervous men. Mr. McCoy's, the original, and genuine Liver Liver Oil Tablet. White Cleansing Cream, so as to include your arms. Black and White Cleansing Cream, as it is called, is much more effective than Cold Cream in cleansing the pores and glands of the skin from the day's accumulation of dust and grime, and so doing away with or preventing pimples, big pores and that "muddy" look. It melts at the temperature which contact with the skin causes and goes into every tiny crease, bringing out every particle of foreign matter, which even the hardest scrubbing with soap and water cannot possibly remove. It is much more pleasant to use in summertime than Cold Cream, because it is made from very much lighter oils, which won't overload the skin like the heavy oils of Cold Cream, which give that oily, shiny look to the skin, when perspiration brings them out on the surface. Once you experience that luxurious feeling of cleanliness it gives to your skin, and see how much softer and more lovely its continued use makes it, you won't think of doing without Black and White Cleansing Cream a single day. That muddy appearance of the skin can first be removed from your arms by using the inexpensive cream, called Black and White Ointment. These disfiguring blemishes in the scarf skin begin to fade after the first application, and after a short time, dependent on the condition of the skin to start with, its continued use will make the skin soft and bright. While most people prefer to use Black and White Ointment just before retiring and after bathing with a rich, pearly lather of the delightfully scented Black and White Soap so as to get the full benefit from the cream, still it can be used in the daytime, because it will not show. Because of the satisfaction our women and girls everywhere are getting from these splendid preparations, along with the rest of the famous Black and White Beauty Creations, such as Peroxide (Vanishing) Cream, "Incense of Flowers" Face Powder and Talcum, "Mon Secret," the dainty cream for doing away with perspiration, odors, etc., more than eight million packages of them are being sold a year at the low, popular 25c and 50c prices by druggists and dealers all over America, in city and country alike. "—For she was one Fit for the model for a saturny." --- SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1924