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M. Mrs. Charles Godfrey, 143 W. 138th St., New York city, who became a widow when her husband, Policeman Godfrey, 24, was shot and killed through a mistake while chasing a gunman. She is shown holding her son, Leroy, age 2. BUCDIES BEAR REMAINS OF SLAIN POLICEMAN TO FINAL REST Counsels in Rhinelander Case Clash Before Judge Wilson, Timis, N. N., May 22—On [This case must be tried out and to be tried out by counsel. Leonard Kip] he had five months to get their证言. New York, May 22—Never before in history has Harlem witnessed such a strikingly impressive funeral procession as that of Patrolman Charles Godfrey, 24, 142 W. 138th St., who was buried Sunday morning, May 18, with the rank of police inspector and wore highest military honors. The honor bestowed upon the hero-patrolman, who through an annual day in a brother patrolman, was the highest attainable. The police department responded readily and furnished the most picturesque procession that ever moved through the thick streets of the great metropolis. Thousands upon thousands crowded the streets and traffic was held up along the line of search for hours. With so well-groomed policemen and officers stationed throughout the premises, the undertaking established of W. Basked Down, 217 Seventh Ave. at 6:30 a.m. After the services, which were of great over by Police Chaplain and Police Commissorler Leach. Police Lead Procession Touched with a bit of sadness, the long federal march moved south on North Avenue, led by police officials, the tall police land pointed forth in the direction of the police department, the regiment of the occasion. The cailed horse on a horse-drawn carriage was drained in an American flag, then threw on a thunderbolt. The horse was hit by the Jackson Mansion in Richmond, James Mathis, Martin Burbank, William Dudley and George Rhodes. In the long queue of march, which were members of the police, the only honor Legion police sent along police General Lafayette two police inspectors, two captains, and one uniformed patrolman, Police Commissioner Leach, Policeman Bruce. Wilde Fainis, N. Y., May 22-Convention of the command, Leonard Kip his obituary was grafted a jury trial in the courtroom here Monday. Mr. Kip is the case of the suit for mistreatment of his marriage to Mrs. Alice. He pleaded Jones Rhinelander Justice where H. Secker was on the bench. The judicial society soon came to sing in the grounds of fraud, alleging that the bonds failed to tell him that he had Negro blood." Arque About Date Justice Scerer reserved decision on another motion of Rhinelander's counsel, asking that the case be given to Justice F. Bruce Supreme Justice, Isaac N. Miller, the husband's counsel, said, "Mr. Dais is referring to one of Mr. Rhinelander's counsel) wants it get down for October or November and if it prefer that it be set for November." Speaking further Attorney Mills said, "Rhinelander and Alice Jones were married on Oct. 14. So after attorney Mills brought certain facts to Rhinelander's attention. He then thought it necessary to employ an investigator, and found it necessary to leave his wife, though still very much attached, though still very much attached, her cousin Jeff and large alliances." Must Prove Fraud "Then he brought his action on the ground of fraud alleging she was of Coloured blood. I am sure that on trial of this action there will be no displeasure of that fact, though we must prove it as unbearable cannot be secured, as admissions, but can it be proved of facts in this case in these own beds? certainly they need no further time to prepare for trial." all detectives of the 16th precinct and all lieutenants, sergeants and patrolmen off duty. In infantry, of which the shalom policeman was a member of Company C and served overseas, also was in the line of march. The body was taken to Cypress Hills and honored interred in the police plot. The body was brought to loggers and the dying of a volley of shots by the dying squads of the police department and the 3639th infantryman. An amenable burial was a special tribute to Godfrey's bravery. His record showed he had a reputation for fearlessness in the service and was considered to be one of the best on the force. Police in burial his reverence are rewarded by thousands of citizens and police. Killed by Brother Officer Golffer was shot and killed Tuesday night. May 12, by Paterson Kher (where at 1358 st. and Lenox Ave. just prior to the Selling a reef which resulted in the death of two other men. Golffer was off duty at the time and hearing the shots, rushed from his home on 1358 st. near Lenox Ave. just in time to put him down upon the scene. Though the man still had his gun in his hand Golffer gave chase, but refused to shoot the blooming bather for fear of striking pedestrians. Golffer was a few pages from the man Kehr, who had beheaded the running board of a taxicab and carried in the chase, fired at Golffer and killed him and the gunman escaped. Golffer was in plain clothes from the hotel and not know that he was a policeman. The dead officer leaves a widow and three-year-old son and other relatives. The widow will receive 11,000 from the relief fund of the police department, one year's salary given by the annual office field day activities and a yearly pension of half her husband's salary. hinelander Before Judge This case must be tried out and they have had five months to get their evidence. "Hanklinberry was a law school at St. John's when he fell in with this girl. He was the best supporter he self-identified as in his hands. Judie Neilburne was there at the wedding, and he has all the proof. The only issue is: Who is telling the truth? Who should we believe? How can we together for another three months?" Can't Be Bought Attorney Davis for Mrs. Rhinstander had simply to say, "But what does Judge Mills mean by this amendment?" He indicates that an amendment may sometimes be bought, but he knows that the Rhinstander millions cannot but one from this poor district. Swinburne was not at the swindling. He said that only for the newspapers, I need time to prepare a case in which I am opposed by Judge Mills, and I cannot bring any action to dissuade this She regards it as legal and binding and is extremely destruous of having her husband return to her." She appeared in court. Attorneys Isaac Mills and Leon Jacobs appeared for Mrs. Rhinstander. Lee Parsons Davis, assisted by Judge Swinburne, New Rochelle, and Richard Koeph appeared for the Attempts Suicide After Quarrel With Husband While dependent over a quartet with her husband in their home of 412 State St. Mission Carter, Pace was unable to attend by drinking food poison. The doctor state that she will recover. POLICE NAB MEN WITH LIQUOR St. Louis, Mo., May 22—Bottling activities among jailers at the city hall were uncovered Wednesday afternoon when two plain clothes officers arrested two men, one a city hall employee, following the sale of a bottle of alleged moonshine liquor. The arrest followed a tip received in an anonymous letter. The two officers were sent to the city hall and, with coats and hats discarded, approached George Arnold, 60-year-old in City Collector Koehl's department. They announced themselves as city hall employees and said they wanted to buy a small bottle of whiskey. Arnold addressed his associate Warren Walters, 540 N. 11th St. when he gave his coats for a half-plat. Smith returned with the bottle, which was exchanged with one of the officers for a marked $1 bill. The officers charged with violation of the state liquor law and later were released on bond. Mob Outruns Train, Gets Man to Kill Orlando, Fl. May 22—Disappointed because the eyes of justice were not color blind and did not punish Jack West for something he did not do, as is the usual custom, a mob of 100 or more men outran a train between this city and Sanford and taking off the fortunate Race member, robbed his body with bullets. West had been arrested on a charge of murder and at the trial it was found that he was not guilty and he was released. News of his release spread like wildfire and the mob, hearing of his departure determined to "get away" from Sanford, where he worked in the railroad shops, feeling that he would always be under suspicion after once being arrested on such a charge, robbed his few belongings in a sulphure and boarded a train for Orlando. The train was stopped by the mob, who held guns on the crew and searched until they found. West, who was biding, he was taken to a county jail on trees and his body riddled. It was cut down by detectives and given burial in the petrified field. Nothing is being done by policemen here to arrest the guilty parties. All who took part in the crimes are well known businessmen. AGED MISER LOSES LIFETIME SAVINGS AGED MISER LOSES LIFETIME SAVINGS Griffin, Ga., May 22—Rutus Jones, an old employee of the city of Griffin, was robbed Tuesday, May 12, of $2,600, the savings of a life time. He was engaged as a street sweeper and was at work when some miscreant went into his house and obtained the money. He lived above, did his own cooking and washing and had saved packages, 20 silver dollars in each package and 1100 in gold, five 20-dollar gold pieces, all of which he had placed in a float; such and thus Compositus Warner is in jail charged with taking the money. Compositus was seen at Rutus' house Tuesday. Rutus was at work, witness-said. The money has not been recovered. THE BASEBALL BALL James E. Pleasant, 20, the best drilled cadet of the New York university Reserve Officers-Training corps, who is being awarded the silver loving cup by Prof. Henry C. Hathaway for winning the first prize of the individual drill which was held on the university campus Thursday, May 14. There are more than 700 white cadets at the university, who took part in the drill. Another argument in favor of social equality. (Story on page 3.) COURT ORDERS MASONS TO NEGOTIATE LOAN FOR D. C. TEMPLE Washington, D.C., May 23—As an aftermath of the suit filed to restrain the trustees of the New Masonic Hall corporation from increasing the capital stock and sourcing a loan and to force an accounting by the trustees, together with a receiverhip, Justice Hitzam last week in court. Court No. 3 appointed the following committees to "investigate a loan sufficient to liquidate the present indebtedness and complete the construction of the sample as an example." Court No. 4, Wolf Alan A. C. Griffith and Dr. Ellas E. Evans all plaintiffs: William Houston, counsel for the defendants, and Charles P. Ford, grand master of the District of Columbia. Jesse H. Mitchell, president of the Masonic Hall corporation, Robert L. Campbell, an auditor of the District of Columbia supreme court. Corner Stone Laid the cornerstone of the temple in question was laid in the summer 1922, when the national conclaves of the Shriners, Royal Arch Masons and Scottish Rite Masons, together with the national conclaves in session here. There are elaborate ceremonies with thousands of visitors to witness the event. This project has been a storm center of local Masonry for over five years. Grand masters are sold to the local Masons, and the local fraternity has been rent sharply into two violently opposing factions. The forced tax laid on all District of Columbia Masons has also been a sore spot, building is practically all up and two floors of outside stone work. The rough work New York Evening World Photo. The best drilled cadet of the New Yorkers Training corps, who is sitting cup by Prof. Henry C. the prize of the individual drill city campus Thursday, May 14. The cadets at the university, who argument in favor of social ERS MASONS NATE LOAN TEMPLE inside has been retailed. The last trouble, it is reported, broke out when the Masonic Hall corporation is said to have been independent of the craft and to transact business independently of the grand lodge, as if it were a totally independent corporation, due to this year the offence of unlawful duplication of the Hall corporation have been vested in the same person. This year however, Charles P. Ford was named president of Mitchell, now past grand master, remained head of the hall body. Must Make Report The committee is to report back to findings with recommendations to the court. Furthermore, the decree specifically provides that nothing in it shall be construed as a determination of the case, in the case, all of which, with the consent of counsel, are reserved by the court for its further decrees. Hopes are being freely expressed, however, that the opposing factions will now be able to get together and make the decree a complete temple. It is believed that the court action taken will effect something in that direction. New York, May 22—Gillen Fultier, reserve patrolman, who was injured in the Harlem shooting, in which he was shot and killed on May 12, succumbed to his injuries Sunday morning in Harlem hospital. He is the third man to die in unidentified gunshot, an unidentified man killed on the night in gasstation. FEAR PROBE ON HOWARD STRIKE Washington, D. C., May 22. The recent disorders at Howard university in which students refused to attend classes because of a faculty ruling may result in a federal probe according to latest information in congressional ranks. The strike gave southern congressmen, who had objected so strongly to the government appropriating sums for the maintenance of the university, the opportunity they had sought to defence again the institution and the government's attitude toward it. Representative Henry B. Steagall of the Third Alabama district was the first to start the ball rolling against the university. As expected, he assailed the university in bitter terms, using the strike as an excuse for opening the discussion. Would Plow Campus "If I had my way I'd plow the whole school under ground and put the students out doing some plowing themselves," he declared. "We've got to be careful not to cultivate country that isn't being cultivated and there's where these strikers ought to be." "congressman Miles L. Allgood of Alabama district was more vituperative than his colleague in denouncing Howard and her students. This whole university is simply a Republican watch calling device" he stated. "Its establishment was unconstitutional in the first place and the Republicans have had sufficient power for the last 30 years to keep on violating the Constitution and the treasury to get the Colored vote. Wants Cotton Hands "The proper place for these niggers is in the cotton fields or on the railroad tracks, where they have to leave their tracks and take a trip in the form of a dollar. I believe the nigger was put on earth to work. You can't make educated animals out of them." Strongly in his summary offered a lesson to the students, they want to educate these niggers they ought to send them down to Tuskegee, Tuskegee T. Washington's school, where they had to taught someone how to be an educator. The white collar niggers in the country today without adding a lot more who ought to be out in the cotton fields where they would be of some use, they would be of some use, and presumptions expressed themselves like manner. Just what action congress will take is still undecided, but it is generally believed that an education will be made while the students have returned to classes and an adjustment is believed to be under way. BEATEN ALL NIGHT, SHE KILLS HUSBAND Knoxville, Tenn. May 22—After suffering throughout the night from blows struck by her husband, who was crushed by moonlight, Mrs. Ella Loom arose early Saturday morning, when she fell into the wall and fired both barrels at her husband. He died instantly. "He beat, abused and tortured me throughout the night" stated Mrs. Loom, "I made my decision to escape his blows forever." Her story that Dunn beat her habitually was corroborated by neighbors. ELECTROCUTED ACCIDENTALLY Odgen, Tah, May 22—Master Alvin Hash, son of Chief Hush, was instantly killed Saturday afternoon while climbing an electric light pole when he came in contact with a wire city. He was buried in Denver, Col. MRS. SAVANNAH CRUSOE Following a family quarrel in her home at 519 E. 44th St., Mrs. Savannah Crusoe was shot to death by her husband. Henry Crusoe, on Monday afternoon. Crusoe was held for murder. Stowe Bust Unveiled In Hall of Fame New York, May 22—On Thursday afternoon, May 21, the bus of Harriet Beecher Stowe was unveiled in the Hall of Fame in recognition of her powerful work as an author, the Tom Stowe, and the Tom Cahin. The fact was brought out in the speeches of the afternoon that probably no single force had greater power in alluring to create popular sentiment against slavery in the book, which was characterized as a vivid, realistic and convincing arraignment of the hideous institution of human bondage as practiced on the Negro race in the southern states of the United States. Many prominent speakers appeared on the program. Among other busts to be unveiled were those of Charlotte Cushman, famous American actress; Grey, great botanist; John M. Shall, first chief justice of the United States, and William Teachsmith Sherman, Union leader in the Civil war, and one of the four generals the American army has had. The American civil war was sponsored by Cleveland Allen, newspaper man here, failed election, but the friends of freedom and our cause got a good hearing among the other Race members press. BUSINESS WOMAN KILLED BY ENGINE Kingstree, S. C. May 23—Clarra Davis, a woman who runs a small restaurant here, was struck by a fast through train on Thursday afternoon, May 14, about 6:45 p.m. and died the hospital at 4:00 p.m. Right, the years of age, was also badly injured by jumping from the trench, when she saw the train approaching, both arms were broken. Mrs. Davis and her granddaughter had been down in a roadway way home when the train could them on the Black river trench, just south of Kingstree. Condemned Man Granted Respite by Governor Philadelphia, Pa., May 22.—Governor Pinchot on Tuesday granted a respite to William Lyons, under the authority of the Secretary of the Treasury. The date of execution is changed from May 18 to July 6 to permit an application for communion of someone to be presented at partitions at the June meeting. NATIONAL EDITION Strike BUSH Hall PHYSICIAN AND GIRL WOUNDED Meridian, Miss. May 22.—No steps have been taken to apprehend the white men of this city who last week assaulted Dr. Charles Smith and his fiance, Miss Myrtle Wilson, as they were driving along a public highway in a car the physician had recently purchased. Dr. Smith received several bullet wounds and Miss Wilson, a student, and teacher at Tuzagbo college, was so severely wounded that she may lose her eyesight. Too Prosperous For months white business and professional men of this city have murdered about the growing prosperity among our people. Dr. Smith, accustomed to threatening letters signed by prominent whites informing him that he was doing too well. When he made plans to buy a car, according to statements, he was informed that he better buy a road to run it on." Attacked From Ambush Last week Dr. Smith and Miss Wilson went driving. They had just reached the outskirts of the city when a bullet was fired from ambush, white men, all unmasked, and momentarily connected with the civic and industrial life of this city, sprang upon the running board, and his car from the seat. After beating both so severely that they lay unconscious on the ground other shots were fired at the prostrate forms. Smith and Miss Wilson are still in critical conditions as a result of the assault. FISK SINGERS GIVE REGITAL IN PARIS Paris, France, May 22—The Fisk Jubilee Sincers of Fisk university, Nashville, Tennessee, appeared in concert at the Sale des Gaveau May 5 under the personal direction of Hugh Dillman. The quintet was composed of Mr. and Mrs James A. Myers, first instructor and contralor, Carl J. Earhour, second tenor, Horatio O'Bannon, barton, and Linda D. Collins bass. Long before 1930, the scheduled time of starting the concert, the place was packed. Standing room and audience were theream of our group in this city. The white American colony was also on large numbers. The program rendered was as follows: "Seal Away," "Good News," "Ball Jordan," "Bell," "Shout All Over God a Heaven," "Knock Home," "Lullah," "Go Down, Moses," "I Am Great to Study War No More," "Ecstatic to the Wheel," "My Soul Is a Witness," "I'm So Goddard Trouble Won't Last Always," "Deep River Low," "You Friend and Lover." The singers were here until May 12, leaving for Berlin and Brussels to all arrangements. It was possible they will return to the city for performance for America. INJURED WHEN WALL FALLS Boston, May 22—Leonard Sother, a guard to warn away others, was probably totally injured one day last week when buried beneath the debris of a collapsing wall which fell during the wrecking of a three-story building on Cambridge St. George Shaw (tobacco) was some five feet below, polished inside by a woman and consequently sustaining only minor injuries. BULLETS END “CONJURER” SPELLGE PEND sol Mus!¢: Hot : S “ome Danas, : NCing! q e : 66 ? She’s my Sheba— 2, 1,77 I'm her Sheik and 66) a” Papa, De-Da-Da” On Columbia Record 349-D Shuffling feet! They can’t stay put when you hear the way the St. Louis Rhythm Kings play this record. These hot-weather music boys pack these tunes as full of “izzums” as the watermelon is of seeds. Ask your Columbia dealer to play it fer you today. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. 1819 Broadway, New York ; 9 f = OMIT Dic | PHONOGRAPHS ivy ec ae em FREE STYLE BOOK (Sem, Pees er ees ao oe Sars o SEP asec: LG oe aoa Ge ——_ Byatt RT a merenrg, Dents A goites 2° HUMANIA HAIR Co, 22nssee KILLS WOMAN WHO YOBDOOED WITH POWDER M1 Leuis, Mo, May 22.-#Sprinking * Nuendo” dust acs hor doar i the 3- jatwathn Mes, Laura ‘Pheelisill gave EUs patiew ae the erste af her quar- Hei and iter he killing of her neat (hop aihbor, Mas. Ei. Mune, 36, Davadenune Sr Shwe sprinkled “Vento? powder on toy door attig ay brought evil Between the and my husband.” said the Theril- Bill, wonuan, “Eawept {t up and swept it, but exch time it Wan there 1 had bad Tuck with tay) husband,” she con tinued, ‘Tit eda ufterneon the twa women me’ on their common porch. ‘They quurtctled. “The Thertikill "woman gays her sieighbor told her if she did not lke the “voedoo powder” she could nuove and then made a threat and staried to run inaide. There Sax u revolver ia her trunk, the Therilkill woman said, and she rao $naide, obtained it and met her neieh- Dor on the porch a, moment. later. There were shots and, when the no- UUce arrived, the Hunt woman was dead from wounds in her chest and abdomen. Mrs, Therilkill was ar- St Louis, Mo. -May 29.—Triplets, threw healthy hays, Were burn at Harnes hespital Monday to Mra, Eula Robinson, wife of Ale Hubinson, 2319 Tiddie St, The mother and children are doing fino. ‘Tha arrival of the Iriplete iucrased the number of the fubbnen ehharen te nine. Mempiga. Tenn. May 22.—Nearls 4200 ‘relatives and friends of mem- fort of the @raduating class, of the Nanaswax SU Tigh school packed the ew $2,00609 auditorium for the ietduation exercises here this, week Frithe very first occasion that the het hag ever been tured over for Hes hy membera of the Race, ‘Thirty-one pupils were presented w:th diplomas after a. musical. and Tterary program of unusual interest ‘The school band rendered selections wile a chorus of more whan 200 Yeires drew warm applause. A Jarse stim wie taken in {OF payment Upon The" new sehool site. oa a Ku Klux Parade Hawterg, N. J. May 22.—With the 23) nis! ieinatahied hea fife and drm Secon td of bebe of oF EFouR 2210 Sha and 400. memmbery_ oF i bly lan taraced” here. Saturday hast A tte Une in the" fla of Git H.tuising Tolimwnd end tt seme cstimekeed eee i aa ae Klar abladia "Tne “arutn ‘comps. number Sait Se. Tatones Binmaber or tke shied that the Selnngmen wears fore sin orey, Nowe Yorke and Bemneye Pi "gexg ER gl cg aie alan ee ee ae o.4°ad 4 Uhre, LON Og pa ie Be, 98,3 .2 Pig? aR £8 3@ og get ed oo ot ag le AE 28 /Fh? We 2 ; woe Spay ~ alte US ‘leeds lM dai Se iat | certtambers of the Matropslitan Community chars sho, whi — WAR VETERANS See URERRY Ge COTE romeo | WOMANENTERS (cece PRISON WALLS WOMAN ENTERS, CLOSED GARAGE; OF MISS BROWN yatter ie Rana imam oto piaon INS A eee sett ct) INSANE PLEA) sess siesta | dvereune. hy" eurbon monoxide eis Her Method of Halting Segregation Okehed Wilberforce, Ohio, May 22.—Echoes of the eaiphaile stand amtinst sepre- Eation taken by the members of the Rational Federadon of Women dur- ing the International Council of WSmen atthe ‘Washington conven- Uon stil reach this eity.. From the Tom ‘Thitiips post. No. 284. Ameri- can Verion of Detroit, Mich. Aira Hane G. Brown received this week the. following. letter: ‘My dear Mrs. Brown: . This or- ganization, at ita last regular meet Ing. voted unanimously that a let teF of appreciation be sent to you Yor your most effective manner of protest against senreration (ato program of the International Coun- Bor Wonien “weld recently in ‘Washington, D. C. ‘We feel that your noble example tn this Inatunce ‘will serve as an Ineniracion to Colored people throughout the land und, i fol- Jowed by other Race Tenders, will be a decided means toward ailevi- Rting this intolerable condition in Public ‘places. We wigh you the Ereatest success in your efforts, Gers sincerely yours, Thomae J, Crawford, post adjutant. Convict Man in Five Minutes for Firing Barn ‘Wilson, X. C., May 22.——The short est contested barn burning case on Fecord nere was disposed of on May 38 in Wilson superior court before Judge X. A. Sinclair in five minutes after the caso Was called. FH. D. Whitman, (white), 58, was convicted of turning the barn and Stables of Mra. W. W. Williams, near the Edgecomb county line, on the morning of Merch 21, and gentencod to the penitentiary for not fforo than Ae ne Eee lean than seven Seats. WIN PRIZE IN CHORAL CONTEST PREFERS NOOSE TO LIFE BEHIND PRISON 0 sale Re inetd inan Go-s Prison feGhio wan the comment meds ty Joutita he teas betwee out ot fot Ser ences Neate MAN RELATES. BRUTAL CRIME TO OFFICERS Victim’s Wife Helped Him Hide Body Monroe, N. C.. May 22.—Itohert Stecle tix confessed to Union county wficers that he took the life of WHE Cauthens, whose body. wis found in a shullow creek in Sandy Ridge township on Thursday after- noon, May 14. ‘Cauthens’ throat had been slashed from car to eur. There was ilsi it bread gash on the head as if it Irad been struck with an ax ar heavy knife, ‘Tie fingers of the left hand were also missing, the Inference he- ine that they were lost in efforts to ward off a blow. According to Steele's version. the Killing tok place on the might of May 2, ‘Tha confession was made to Sheriff Clifford Fowler in the pres. ence of Officers Frank Niven, Will Amola, John Williams and Green Whitley." Coroner P.M. Abernathy and several others were also present. In substance, Robert Steele said: “Saturday afternoon me and my wile and Mary Cauthens, Wil Cauthens! wife, went to Waxhaw in my buggy. We ‘rot home late and Will was ut my house, I started walking toward their home with them, our homes being about halt w-mile apart. When ‘We Rot a short way Wit said, —— you, T've got you, and struck mo with a ‘stick on ‘tho shoulder, I grappled with him, and he was try- ing to get his knife from his pocket, I got my knife Srst and had his head under my Teft nrm. I cut his throat and the gashes in his head and his hands." “Then what did you do?” asked Sherift Fowler. “He wax laying on the ground and E picked him up. by the shoulders, Mary carried his feet, and we curried him down through the pasture and threw him’ inte the creck.” s : Ls Unidentified Woman Is Run Down by Auto; Dies New York: May 22.—An unidentified woman, about 25, was struck at 100th, Stand” Amsterdam. Ave. Sundas ight by: an automobile and instantly Killed. The hady has noe been iden- titled,” The car was driven. by stn alleged drunken man, William Car- Poll (white), who was held in $22.30 ball by Maristrate House in homicide conrt Monday on charges of homicide. Griving while intoxicated and” rune ning away after an accident. "Ha had’ four” other ‘collisions etora etriking the woman. 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May 22.—Insanity was the haste af the defense of Jae Wriehe Gwhite), whe was on trial in ener? sessions court on May 15.f0r the killing uf Mra, Kebeces Itice Dec. 1924, ‘The takine of testimony in the case reuutred the whole Ms. the Fane aig ter the Sure shortly after FWetvele at night, Tirmnsh a newspaper stare the state. brenighe hy the -eenfession. nf Toe "Wright that ho. killed Irehecea itiee. "A copy of the paper contain- ing the story wna Introduced as evi: donee and was unprotesced by Ute de- tense twas brought out in. the Testimony. af the wiinesses. for tte Hefense that Weight “had plenty of fence in A way and fit another way fhe had net” phe teal af the cae stiractet tn. Hrerest inthe surcounding counties Ai the, court ron, was crowded throughout the trial. Judge M. Te Honham is presiding aver the ter, Qecording. to information, Wright [entered Mrs. leice's home and dell fritely shot her to death. without proveration. Ne motive has vat heen Eiven for the murder, Her husband nd wanna child were sitting at hineh with Mrs. Ice when the murder oc. cared, ea ae | Aged-Man Is Killed 7 by Speeding Trucks | Sambriige Me ky ee tmeks. reported to have been speed- Jing over the hichway side hy side nne morning last Week. struck and killed ohn Loat. an aged man re- siding here. “Later as the officers were on & hunt ror the drivers, State Policeman Lin. ford Hoch was forced from the road iw a car and fell of his motoreyele sustaining painful inguries _ which [rendered him tnconscious, Oilicers Jones of thts city and War, Esterr ani Rarnseller of Delaware also took | nirt in the hunt STARTS AUTO IN CLOSED GARAGE; DIES FROM GAS St, Lanis, Mow May 2—Charies Jackson, 21, chauffeur for Wiliam A. Gairaidin, ‘veal estate dealer, Was deereume by eurbon monoxide was Fenerated by: the running motor ot Bn automobite’ Monday when he Started the nitchine in the rls Barage Inthe rear nf the Giraldin Finme at sian Waterman. ve, Heeling the rffects uf the ss, daekson amide. his way | ty the kitchen of te home. where Neel lapsed, AU chy hospital No. 2 his condition: was pronmuneed critical Find Man Dead From Gas in Vacant House Boston, Mass.. May 22—Sant Green, recently releawed {row jail. was found Qead ip un empty house at 229 Maple Seochhelsens WSt Week ae the resnlt af aspiysintion. Valier. helleve that Green went Into the house tw sleep, faving ne honte, and that mischlew: ins busi or peity thieves stole the INbing which connected the gas meter {wr the street main, since they found the gus flowing {fom a three-quarter otoan inch pipe that was diseon- Oe rae” VERA y Pan ioe nde g HVS {Tomorrow Siow Alright PA HRN NR Sisco: Bal WY dees ‘4 A i oN roves Soe ape BSN ec 2 : smiener t J Secret for oven fp pari .§£ GAs an ey a o Sw {eZ EZ [NR SJ, Chips off the Old Block fa Sunione-aivic re Onedhinsthe regusrdene Made Sete. percuthen ted ade, ated. For children snd adult Freed as Murderer He Wants $100,000 St, Louls, Mo. May: 22.~Aequltted ot the charge of smrdee by a Jury recently, Otix Jefferson brought suit Friday for $190,000 damages against Mrs, Anna Past (white), whlew a teuinen Taos, acho ora shoo, dea In hig tative shop At 11 Se detterad ee Helterson vehargex that. 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Streeter shot and killed Alex Allen, 14-year-old child and playmate at the home of the former, four miles at the city, on the evening of April 12, the load of shot entering the stomach. The kid using an ordinary shotgun and after being on the ground, the swamp where he was later found and arrested by Motorcycle officer Phillip arm, attached to the sheriff's office, "I am tired of playing with you and I am going to kill you." Streeter He is then alleged to have entered the house, secured a gun and returning to the doorway, fired on the police officer and fell into the swamp, other Philman, who happened to be passing at the time followed him and placed him into custody. Allen was immediately brought to the city and carried to the Walker Mountain where he died a few minutes later. There was only one eye witness to the homicide other than the principals. Because of the tender youth of the defendant, the case would not be tried in superior court. Judge Yyon promptly remanded it to the county juvenile court. INJURED BY AUTO TRUCK Dibbleby by May 22 — William Brackholtz, 24, 1996 Fountain St., was struck by a motor truck at Ridge Ave. and Jefferson St. Monday afternoon. The driver fled but a passerby obtained the number of the homicide on the truck and notified the police officer was treated at St. Joseph's hospital. KILLED BY TRUCK Dhilshad India. For Mr. Mag. 22—Bright of the city, died on Friday evening 2023. Bede Axe, was fatally injured by an arrester on his way to school Friday morning. Axe was later arrested, took the child to the Mary Leyes home, where he was later trees say that the unfortunate lad stepped in front of the car. THE NEW YORK TIMES Judge Albert B. George of the municipal court of Chicago broadcasting over station WMAQ, located on the LaSalle hotel, on the subject. "Go to High School—Go to College." 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His sister, Katherine, from Chicago, arrived here on Thursday and is at her stricken brother's bedside. Mr. Buckingham is originally from Salem, Ohio. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER LIVE WITH SEC Hold Dies Washington, his heart end of pierced the F St. Live Harry Lo stillful on the Enerv Carter with a stu of blood there was Levitt but ing the h black silk with three Herbert hospital, transfusion Pulice g holding M F St., wh to Carter Black, 46, civ. Gov. alleged al have preg g. 1 Ave. Ada Sini in compa Washington, D. C. May 22.—With his heart sent up where the pointed end of a sharp instrument had pierced Lawrence Carter, 48. 1525 St. Ives Street. He staved Harry Lewis performed a rare and skillful operation Monday night at the Emergency hospital. Carter was brought to the hospital with a wrist wound in his heart. Loss of body has so weakened him that there was little hope for his recovery. 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Others who assisted at the ceremonies were: Rev. Dr. Charles Smith, Rev. J. R. Guyton; several resolutions and songs from the Lincoln high school students; a friend of the late Ms. Christina Ribasas Miss Virginia Smith, Mrs. Gladys Gatewood, Miss Madeline Handala, J. J. Reed, Prof. C. C. Hubbard, Dr. L. F. Brooks represented the Lions clubs, of which he was a members. Is Picked from 700 in N.Y. University (Picture on Page 1) New York, May 22.—The best drilled cadet of the New York university Reserve Officers Training corps is James E. Pleasant, 20, 212 E. Tad St., who Thursday, May 14 was awarded the beautiful Hairway silver loving cup for winning the first prize for individual drill. The following members of the Lion Tamers club acted as honorary pall-bearers: Leslie Diggs, Will Wallace, Patrick Hawkins, Patricia Hawkins, Patrick Lucas and Harry Hawkins. Active pall-bearers from the Lincoln high school were: Jerome Jones, Herman Cook, William Gatewood, David Richards, Prater Parks and Charles Hawkins. It was the seventh annual military field day and the competitive drill there. There are more than 700 students at the university and about four members of our group. Major General Charles P. Summerall of the United States army viewed the cadets as the most pleasant the winner, of the first prize. Finley was slain when he and his roommate, Gilbert Cooley, became engaged in a quarrel over money and the moving of furniture in the Angelus building, 3501 Wabash Ave. Chicago. When the two men were unable to come to an agreement, they had to have a gun shot. Both were killed. The individual drill consisted of the picked cadets of the university. Four of the best drilled men of each college to enter the contest. The fact that Pearson was one of the four cadets picked from his company of 120 men to enter the contest proves the fairness that exists at the uni- Finley is survived by a mother and several brothers and sisters. VISITORS HERE FOR DERBY Louisville, Ky., May 29—Many Chicago people, well known locally, have visited the races. Miss George Lattimore had as her guests Mrs. Thomas Cole and Miss Jessie E. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Haley had with them Mr. and Mrs. Walter Speedy and Judge Baldwin, William and Mrs. Rillee entertained Miss Tridly Kaster of Chicago. The drill was a rigid one. It not only required a wide, knowledge of military tactics, but a quick and active brain to execute the commands. The deceptiveness of the commands caused the cadets to be eliminated rapidly. Finally out of the larger number of cadets who competed, less than the few men unseen the face and the men who were unavailable to catch him mapping. 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What I aimed to do was to shoot off the leg with the foot that kicked my shin." Alien stepped in front of the car. Wheeling, he struck Hooke S. put a double-barreled shotgun to his shoulder and snapped. He snapped some more. And when the gun would not fire, he shot Hooke S. in the shoulder, the suddenly bolted, with his intentual victim the aggressor in a lively chase. Mayor Karl E. R. ordered both to the road for 30 days if they were found guilty, a disturbance case, and placed them under bonds of $250 in the assault case. SHOOTS MAN WHO CUT HER DURING QUARREL Henry Garpiner, 21, 440 Wabush Ave., quarreled with his sweetheart, Miss Daisy Jones, of the same address late Saturday night, over another man. He argued the argument Gardner drew a knife and cut the girl. She fled into another room, seized a revolver and shot Gardner in the left hip. He was taken to Presidient hospital. Miss Jones was arrested, and Gardner man resulted in the serious stabbing of Fred Darkin, 35, 511 Alamea Sa, estranged husband of Mrs. Jessie Darkin, who stabbed him in the back late Friday night in front of 5429 Darkin, who was taken to Wilson hospital. Mrs. Darkin left him recently and went to live at 5520 Prairie Ave. Friday night, accompanied by Alfred Turpin of the same address, she was on her way there when her husband was taken. In an argument, then altercation between the men followed. While it progressed Mrs. Darkin stabbed her husband, according to the police report. She and her companion fled, finding where she lived. She was later arrested by the Third district police. Brinkley, Ark. May 22. Members of the African Methodist church of the Rev Dr S. L. Greene of North Little Rock, Ark. presiding elder, presiding elder of the Jonesboro district, delivered the opening sermon. Dr Greene delivered the annual sermon. The members were delivered by Dr J. W. 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Morris of Minneapolis, Minn., and John P. Scott of Harrisonburg, Pa., were named as a committee to handle several scholarships established for deserving youth by the United Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, Prince Hall affiliation, of the northern jurisdiction, which convened in its 41st annual session at Prince Hall Masonic temple, 290 W. 15th St. Monday. To Erect Cathedral This supreme governing body of Scottish Rite Masons in the North had plans for the erection of a cathedral in Philadelphia, Pa. [Eleven 33d degree members attended, including: Summer A. Furrow, grand minister of state, George W. Crawford, pulsant grand lieutenant commander, New Haven; Robert C. Barnes, grand minister of state, Dr. Robert E. Crawford, treasurer general H. E. Providence; Joseph J. Lee, grand secretary general H. E. Columbus; R. W. J. Jeffrey, recording secretary general H. E. Columbus; K. W. K. Keeper of the archives, Philadelphia; Charles E. 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Lynn of Chatham, Ont.; and Charles P. of Philadelphia, Pa. were made active mem- Receive Degree The following 321 degree Masons were exalted to the 33d degree at a special session held Monday evening by William Arthur Jackson, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Isaiah Goffrey Wilson, New York; Arthur Alfonso Schomburg, New York; Harry J. White, New York; Harry K. White, New York; Karyn Knight, New York; Charles Henry Vann, New York; Louis Gilmore Armstrong, Troy, Ohio; Ernest D. Cooke, Boston, Mass.; were R. J. B. Ellington, deputy of Illinois, William L. Oxford, commander in chief of the western consistory, the largest consistory in the world, William C. Cooper, Andrus Barbery, John H. L. Ellington, Thomas Roder, Hodge, Allen H. Brantley, and Joseph W. Moor. To Die in Chair for Norfolk, Va., May 22—Following the over ruling of the motion for a new trial, Judge Coleman of the Norfolk county circuit court sentenced Perman to die in the electric chair. Perman to die in the electric chair. 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The size of the size contains all dealers have both the Ointment and the Soap—Ady. PART 1—PAGE 4 SHOOTS MAN FOUR TIMES THROUGH FEAR Says Victim Had Been "Tantalizing" Him Providence, R. I., May 12—Claiming that he believed Wilbert B. Jennings, 54 years old, residing at 10 Hatton St. was coming to his house to "tantalize" him in connection with an old misunderstanding in a real estate deal, James Magruder, 53, of 66 Tyler St. is reported to have shot a Jennings eldest son four of the children of the late Michael Lloyd lemanman J. J. O'Connor locked Magruder up at the seventh prefect, where a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon and with intent to harm a man was taken. A wounded man was taken to Rhode Island hospital, where it is reported that the story, according to the accused, in that bad feeling began in connection with the sale of a lot for a house, that the claims that a deed was given him for other than the land sold, and when on numerous occasions he was put off and "tantalized." According to the police, Magruder says that when he saw Jennings appalled by the way he was driven by William Ward, 21 D St., he could not stand further humiliation. He struck the wounded man in the upper right thigh; another in the lower left thigh; another in the lower right portion of the chest, tracuring the collar bone. Dr. Frank A. Garskii, a medical student, needed to be pinned and rendered first aid. VETERAN TEACHER PASSES SUDDENLY Camden, S. G. May 22—Mrs. Cora S. Rocky, the wife of the Rev. J. W. Baptist church of Camden, died suddenly after a short illness Sunday night, May 11, at her home in this city. She had been president of the women's state convention of South Carolina for 18 years, a teacher in the public schools of Richmond, Va. She was the dean of women in the state college for the city and state. She was 34 years interested in all civic and public movements for the betterment of the city and state. She was 34 years interested in Richmond, Va. She was a graduate of Richmond high and Normal school. JAIL MAN AND HIS BROTHER FOR HAVING MURDERED TWO JAIL MAN AND HIS BROTHER FOR HAVING MURDERED TWO Dallas, Texas, May 22 — Frank Noel who is alleged to have killed two white men and to have assaulted two authorities several days ago and lied in jail. Noel's brother, Lorenzon, was also taken into custody as a suspect. Frank is accused of having killed W. L. Milstead several weeks ago while he was returning from the hospital, and he skirts of the city. He is also charged with assaulting Mrs. Mabel Berry, Milstead's companion, who is now in a jail. 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The hospital was established for the purpose of providing care to it it was moved to 64th St. and Se- PASTOR LEAVES NEW YORK FOR HOLY LAND New York, May 22.-Hundreds of friends and relatives were at the pier Saturday morning, May 16, to bid bon voyage to two dancers engrished clergymen and a prominent businessman, sailed a board the great steamship Homeric for Southampton route to the Holy Island. A. B. The voyagers consisted of the Rev. E. E. Durham and the St. Luke's mission. 25 Edgé combe Avadav Rev. Edward, master of the museum of ward Meade, Henry S. Warner, pastor of the church at 140th St. near Lenox Ave., and Henry S. Warner, 202 W. 139th St., prominent real estate holder and officer of the American Legion. After landing England the trio will journey to London, where they will spend two weeks visiting the great wonders of Brussels, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Berlin, Vienna and, in fact, all of the larger cities of Europe and spend the last two weeks wonders of Palestine in the Holy Land. They contemplate returning here about the last of July aboard the ship of the crew. The purpose of the trip for the clergymen is to broaden their views of biblical knowledge so that they can better understand congregations. Mr. Warner's absence is in search of a much-needed rest, and he will pass through his influence that the pastor parried him on the tour of the Old World. More than 20 per cent of the pupils in America are over 70 years of age. ond Ave. In 1858 the hospital was moved to its present location, the only institution of its kind where nurses of the profession are employed. Adjoining the hospital is an Old Folks' house. At present there are three hospitals, the other two hospital ceases to be those inmates Hampton-Tuskegee Drive Pushed Up by Rosenwald --- Dr. Gregg, in a short address, said: 'The recent gift of $2,000,000 to George Eastman, which is conditional on his campaign for $2,000,000, is the greatest single opportunity ever offered the followers of the Hampton-Tuskegee for the solution of our problem, and the splendid offer made by Mr. Rosenwald, indicates the increasing interest which men of large affaires are showing in the industrial type of education, learning by doing, fostered by Hampton- Send No Money With Order Dr. Gregg Speaks MAY BE JUNKED will be cared for in another section of the city. There are 100 nurses of the institution recently held a mass meeting at the Renaissance casino for the purpose of starting a campaign for the hospital specialist is said that Dr. McGrath, head of the Inbevne and Allied hospitals. kegee Drive by Rosenwald Tuskegee makes a special appeal to three men. The two schools train Negro young men and women to be teachers at an established trade. At the same time they are trained to be leaders and teachers of the less fortunate. "While we speak of race relations as a national problem, Gregg W. Hammond only sum total. Actually, it is almost always a local problem, for in the very real world, people or groups of people are important primarily as they exist within the individual community in which they are located. National relations will be bad only in proportion to the individual communities in which they are located. 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Devil in Radiator Makes Man Leap From 4th Story Craised because he believed that the devil was billing in a radiator in the house, he was unable to make the other members of the house see the sunshine at 12:35 Sunday morning, John Wellington, 40, was at 4004 Prince Avenue, Apth. 7, leapt from the fourth story of his home early Monday morning, and suffered a broken leg. After Wellington had fallen to the ground, he jumped up and ran down the stairs, and severely hurt his lower leg, and severely hurt his pedestrian, who watched him make the leaps. Not satisfied at beating the man, Wellington ran and an arrow hit his head. He was captured by a police officer. The creature arrived on the Cottage Grove Ave. police station, where it is said that he tried to set fire to the station by touching a fire alarm, but later removed to the Psychopathic hospital. 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She came tram a family of meager means And her achievement deserves 50 tuch more. consideration because she has had to fizht for every inch of ground that she bas. zalned. Her graduation from — Normal schowl only added ta her anxiety 10 dy semething warth while, She real- ized the hard work before her, and to use the vernacular ef the callere Toys she “imekied “herself town to She taught bot day and night school az a means of furthering her education, After entering medical School she continued ta teach at night She craduated as a physician and surgeon with hist henors. | Today She is considered one of ‘the hest Phygiviane there, resardless of color. Siw has mate herself felt inthe Incdieal world and. her axcociates value her opinions, ‘She bus perfected herself for her public rareer by improving all her tendencies Wowird aps aecomplish- ments, She ix a graduate af Emer~ Son's School wf Oratory, Boston, and the Medical school ot Temple nni- versity. he. Montier Is a well known writer of verse and an atccuinplished “vell- ft. After hecomine auite procient Mith the “cella she gave wp its ine tensive study ta take up medicine, She has charge of the Wealth cles af Durham school, is on the staff of the Samaritan hospital Qvhite) and on the staff of the Dourliss hos- Ptal department of wbstetrice, ‘The Alpha Kanpa Alpha ts proud of her membership, snd the women's Dranches of the orders of the Elks and Moose have chosen her as their medical examiner, She is a firm believer in the value of a musical training for the prac~_ Heine physician, She claims that the Appreciation of the pitch, intensity —~ CHICAGO —— aw TT Tt OF ya 7 UP. 1 Y > eee ee o Eat 1h, Dicmeren, Soe, Tied, left the city. Friday ‘evening fae Charleston, W. Va. where fe was frecented by the Kappa Alpha st Hoernity at a monster meeting uf the NAL AL CLT. Mr, Dickerson re= turned tw the city THesay, Mr. and Mrs, George Duncan, (349 sto Tawrenre Ave, left Sunday for av extended visit” through Kimsas and Colorado. Mrs. a. B, Crafton, formerly of St Haul, Sinn. but new of this city. Hster af Dr Mel Weaver, chirapodist, is new at heme to ber many friends ar her new building, 4712 St. Law~ fence Ave, Mrs. Crafton is well Known in musical circles both in Chi cazo and St. Pani, She is now tk- ine. harp instenction from | Mary Thurston, Lyon & Mealy hall, upon a heantiful Aeolian harp. presented her hy her husband, costing $1,909, “Mra, Marveline Carpentier, 4338 Giles Ave, tert the elty last week for New York city, where she will Join her hustand, Eulott Carpentier, Well Known pianist, Mrs, Eva Monroe, fyuniler of thy Lincoln Orphan home, Springfield. Sus the guest of Mrs. Elizateoth TLindsay Davis on her recent visit 1m the elt. Mes c. 1, McDowell, treasurer af the X. A.C. W., spent a few dayy with her dauchter this week return: ing to her hame in Hannibal. ato. from the. quinquennial convention eid at Washington, D.C. Mirani Mrs. Ivy Gales of Ewan: ston. Tike Were dinner suests on Sun- fay ef Sivcand Mes, Bait W. Cech- ran, $731 St. lenweence Ave. Mrs. Etta 1. Terry, 9230 State $1 ie attending the mid-year conference HC the Tilinels Pratatinn Oiticers’ as- Sociatwan, new being held in Normal It, at the Soldiers. Orphan home. Sir and Mrs, James K. Steele on- teriained quite 2 number of friends Ua ther heme Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Rebert E. Miller of Rushville. Ind, A musica) | program and whist were the features of the evening. SMe J. Wesley Plummer gave an informal anniversary sinner for sev frat at her friends Sunday. She was awsisted “hy her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sulla, Munyner Turgese, and Mes. Hutte Lewis, A Mes, Phoe Duff, 4816 Calumet Ave. eaeepniad Veont Sameual: tin.. wleeee aha ge ae Ge ca ee, ee My : ger ae DR. AGNES. BERRY-MONTIER and duration of sounds and rhythm. Niven must be aequired be the mu: Seian inthe study of his art, are Sie meewssaty 0 the dactor. Tier vamtention fs that a doctor ts ontiged "te take nute. af these inte Sad anaatties. In mklnge laze Toate, “rhe. nkfective signs of ise ee yr Snontinn points ont to. un Sia" cinsedy related tev mcenstte. phes Ramen, such ax conductivity. atl Tie weniite. ited, intensity, dura: Hien find rhtiie, Ter vadvive is often southt ty enther phesceians. wha aectainy: her wen die bewt Dhiysieinas and se= seams in the cits. Tie Montinr ie also quite a Uneuiat sneaking “Spanish. fluentisy She Is Messed with 1 vers pleasing person~ Mitte and is well liked by members of ieghipaih ae PS ES RERLSB: y = ee CS COG PS OPO oo SAD ERED y Pee GEE NS ay a mae {GT Oye BESO ROR sets ot i / oe RZ te permis FF re Se “LA My fligh ey oe Yee ee ©) FE, ‘yf 4: KOS? “cel J A oe Wi mnie fe” Us» ZG yj ere ee ve a iT CP ral © eae oe See3 Mie jf er | ass tg oe Lae lS a Alli ce vn one| Lo ne ges NE TT ee Tr as aA 8 C7 ite a7 the 0 se an Peg PbS Be tego pee x ws a Sta, eaten enon = CPA. SM x Madam CJ. Walker Booster rh 0 FYING a ae 7 4 eR im ge C2 | AY] @& OM, Ca we] Oy NHOOD *. itt lo greater force is workin ; eine oy C. J. Walker’s Wonderful oS glorify the womanhood of our Race th ey Ag ae Gy nowned articles, made and ae Skin Preparations. Our ginny — Be : meee G26 eciteamn scalp cinta, tinder facies of one om Racearedaly leita OR i wine ote be] = 22 and thickening sh: , stimulating the growth, increasi pail Sine EP Rheum ttamn : gS! ort, stubborn, thin, H ees the length, fteni GX! aT naa from EAB ing, softening and sis , unsightly hair; clearin; ee sO iret AX her ig and Preseeving skin. We tell ig complexions,smooth- &R sae cars preparati you, Mad; : 4 zee) & het. Prep Woes for no other reason, remains y elf Sake ea oS rae | «EN A oughout this and in twent eh greatest benefactress of cron 4 the merits of Madam C. J. Walker’ ty-nine foreign countries know 5155 meee Ae their praise of them. supa et’s Preparations and are loud in e's ees) SS enchance your beauty, make soap any ey Sa peertee a Se fens eS aio t Wa ce Ze «.. Bote] G2S | eaanigteeay | She Bas a C. J. 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May 22 Frederik uke ol host anyon La gar ar pe ts Soniees cues Sty, hecrne tat Soar pate MPs Ct a tae GUNA chung hc telco Bak Hine Mag ond beat Gotha a Oi, da arenes aren tr heses nets tase Cees, eae ae tra te me etna eee ee EN el le SERENE toe ed aE in, in aes BaP hee anes Be et eae een we ae i ae tal ey at "Se SE ee a cassie fenton bp ae he Se ae a a oa al a erate a Oars ty ce ten Se Ae SO Mee staat 1) tla riot eal Sa Cela ge ea SNe etal debe ate OS tee nee at ee ic creat eR te tat ati for Ns ce eee Gary. Ind. May 22-—Mre. tonite Lunn kin of Tacoma, "Wash thed here April Teh After an liiese uf towe ite eae, Ariiving here bast Maret, Se preg Tened faitly.” tue hil a velapee Trem Shieh se dia "not" fats “reeaver She Meas a momen of temine ehianter, OFs der’ ache Bastern eras tuaushter of Stetaernarie, she was we menioee ef the Uethichom” Hantiat ‘ehureh. wt Pacem Aut sn, an artige member wt Vario Hutt Sie adas hori in canwan, Tem, Sam TSS she te inanened Pa dee inuehand, Kiciaed taimpkin. tee totes rand father, tte sisters aid 3 bent Be ‘aa guteeees DEAD Dadvicetothe Wise and Otherwise Jrear Prinicess: 1 have Wwon a. reader wf. sour wonderful eabumat for Sere Wing tine sit TH ie iter Welpeae t have afte hened penis say thet dive! sean ome sant hates ald tt at fe pint eit ea a raat ft teen T nl ite toed At ot iene wetint haves see” Naw am asking pete el ae what he te ingot wsce an hua ant EATER whet hoa Wes fer s=tai You tee quite eight, when yom say Cian ante tte Lage tae tn Set tints Rua wht ote wali Isi< bene tse In Hfellcke fashion aul ie upstes Habe wien ieete tras tt whe It ts fale Wig only fascination oe intatt= aitton, ‘hearin last Lave iy every shin’ twutiful "ant outdonit tg. uty. 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STRICKLAND IN CITY aie, Bibel Strickland, the whine at we Tce tr einer Sartekkamd 0 Mies Cig Te of Pitceumrgie Pay ha Bae aitong in ther hie tae hs teed fea age Wile heer fies have eon eign wR SE, Sand Mee Samed surgetns ED Os aes ate, GRACE CHURCH PASTOR HEADS PRESBYTERIANS Chicagoan Leads General Assembly in 137th Conference ev. Moses H. Jackson, minister: 19 siruce chureh, Ieft Chleaz last Turse flay evening for the Uh general ase sembly of the. Hreshyterian church, hich. {meeting in Columbus, hin, May 22 w 29. Dr, Jackson went ax head of the Chieago delegation, 1s flection yan overwhelming plurality ‘over iis nearest opment wont sty Senet Rites ie ira Touiter of Grace shuren aad hece Net thik eingorate. for mune than Je. ywars Uiadet the cdet duties Mf the (cut tehegation iil he to present betare the 1 Ricttls eteehptres doctrine any Wren tn the” brechtterlanchirett Porton Riodeeniat nl tundamentalint taetlons ENitiianch geet ie conservative, ae ht ingens ya See either with the funiit remeatita soe ties mice Sa De Bietksun sheet Join’ chee. thatthe jth mine at the trend, tun ehutent™ iting te preseree nnits ba the rest ieetan cate. Tanta af eosin noe akan tase aucamatvalls. retin Renate minister in thie aistelet Hebd ecoatinvente paretrate for ase rs FA LEU ar ew nt Culeace” feo Sodamiae ceeding. fe Casee et ee sini PART 1 PAGE: 3 Niugm Genuine ores) Flock Dot stous Jang, VoileDress A ae Sonn ay eee TA ape n OU eee a. PE ARGS Ree sane Se Hohe Jp 2 i ievcnectereace, Ores S503 Set, hinale #4. Under Ground Treasures OW AND WHERE TOFD THE MODEL CO. 45 COMOBLDG, CHCAOR ALL PART 1—PAGE 6 : THE CHICAGO DEFENDER . “THE UNMARRIED MOTHER” FILLS THE AVENUE; THEATRICAL TALK |(— THE Koppn | COY GOGIT THE WHITNEY AND MA RAINEY AT THE GRAND}|,..2z gas 0sm| gen Sosa) ge So tine | crs es DOUNVEDR AND TUCKER CO. AT THE MONOGRAM Ssesrss cies ce Sout nea NE BSE AEB tiij~a~ ¥ Views Sy « 4 a Ee AS — Mee *” 4 * Ne = NaS es ‘ Hoy aes AS : Sippie Wallace % moans ee ¢ ” Devil Dance Blues Rus. Sippie Wallace is spark- skipped around an OKeh Record— ling "way up in the blue sky of ~ that's “Devil Dance Blues.” And star blues-warblers and she ain't Record No. 8206—that’s “Devil got nobody to blame but herself. Dance Blues.” The same number ‘Justyou hearifthatain’tthe true also. brings home ‘Walkin’ Talkin’ trath in her newest OKeh Record, Blues”—another high-powered “Devil Dance Blues.” The darkest, gloom destroyer by the same Sippie blackest sort of biues that ever Wallace. Two star shows for the one price, 75c. One of the stsonscet pieces yet resented ur'thd batawette Paseo eer ty Stuns sca Axenue theater. Jt gia aay, < Sengiche: Ae HOE oration (ieee Seems te fee rsa nce: oa fSRR hake Wee iene erento; Ceo Bete oie eae sete fy oni eed se tices ” WD sr'sats Renee Sia ROSE - sooiaieen Rentloman. farmer, ae by Seen 20 6 SNR, “ween. Cee he heetieoccutrencen wf tio. ter” eee ae Tae as soe es aes ener Supermarine Sot serenity ta ER ke Bea 2 Hers te eal BEE Se Me ep a Piero ate mune soulatirrine sche sare satin tae ae seat ieavern tatiana ora ooe onan ie apie, Pies eg Saree ed Sei Siar eam Se Sec een seat a ae ane Bil etal eat Miao Sl Hai i Se SAT Saleem tee tees Se late in hd ars re cig oa shake TOE SPRY a io pia rAeea ee as Se Be eed ee ited a ede. fan signed lary Ba Hee as beacon ee Eh a Soe he Sa ae Ane alt Sct. 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IRELAND THOMAS, TheasriZa Estelency Caper ane Motion Pheture Spectaiee rake peat ctiy Roster tioaen Wes Hae Taegan Me Race Saige ta Ale fee More is Sek fal" a i aa tothe ‘mae com: Ea te erie Beer Sel ee hod me da tite fa mac re eiding., Benes thing wan sxcktnrtnny os Sepia tee prominin, Teds ftiena! Neha? ena to aga or Haha nds gutl tne dane Ht ating Wentor teed dt feng vi inte pee he wa sthites wanted hee Cobre ah ts th the par So eon peste ar cain ts eat Inhetere tellin ane that what the Teal i tay said about ie nd td motte ete Nantes” An cman a pe onte tm wo Vine al eumindi tated et hse el Gamce Rh Rte Sie Ebmmiat: The tem vers investi jeter "Stra tne adn “the, eter: i [irmca tio UMS citrate whieh we Litre tere coed radar Emote ho Sho that fet ete, mated th ta WE ae tne Ta ei a Ege” “wae Vtech i fot" aati oh acount ot the aie Ape ot eee te nen rmbt the ate Shoah a itecated and adhe "ad a st fic seai ts Reta a Sth eel ya fae fe Nave’ a Elta, aS RM eu tones tee we nae Rin ren! 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Sits ise nthe ves tke HOME OF PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT mas, F LANE. 22. X08. tou Gent Soans arsinmtene D.C. NEXT WEEK'S T SHOWS E “NEW TOYS" PEE ERS te. L wengnse aN TERS. eee ho SER TN? I “THE PRICE OF N- PLEASURE” | oageere, eae C rranay ASe SaTeupay, | seeps SE Lact Peseote 0 "SEVEN ‘CHANCES’ : SOT aneeet | Ly seas IN | ee eeereeees = NEW SONG HITS BY SHELTON BROOKS HOME BOUND (For Charleston, South Carolin') Snappy-Full of Harmony-Great for Opening or Closing A FOOL AND A BUTTERFLY A Good Song for Ballad Singers-A Fox Trot Ballad With an Appeal On Columbia and OKeh Records—Ask for Them PROFESSIONAL COPIES TO PERFORMERS UPON RECEIPT OF POSTAGE. SPECIAL DANCE ORCHESTRATIONS, 25G EACH. WANTED For Season 1925-26, Playing Columbia Burlesque Circuit Principals, Musicians, Six Good-looking, Fast-stepping Chorus Girls. All Must Contract for Full Season. State Lowest Salary. Tickets Paid. Write SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 The saddest words of tongue or pen Are "to deal by me, I broke again" Our Trouble, that I blame. All the world's a stage", and I would add, that we are not only actors but gam- blers, coming to waten a game of poker, to see how the infection accepts their win- nings and their losses some take I will take and their losses without a chance of a expression their love, admir- able others when they win or drop to the lowest depths of these characters they lose. When the last penny is wasted, we are in a 1,1,1 world, dead by me, are said, 4. T. Whitney T. Whitney Despite not the chorus, the chorus is the most important part of any building "Our church is also the fundamental thing in one musical comedy, career without serving time in the chorus is to begin only in the chorus, if one would limit must know the things that one begins to show comedy show can be no greater than its chorus and a chorus can be Beauty, grace, agility and intelligence are the important requisites of a successful embellishment upon the last named intelligence. It is a easy matter to make a worker. More and more managers and producers are realizing the importance of ushering us worker is an enviable achievement. If the material for the making of a star need to develop it. The door of importance is always open on our show impossible to name off those who are now enrolled given the book of whose apprenticeship in our chorus. The Smarter Set show has earned and rewarded for beginners in show business. An all-star integration usually gives everything. The producer has a difficult time trying to instruct them in the way he knows more than any other member of the company, most likely ad to the producer that he knows more than any other member of the company, most likely ad to each other that each producer must star or principal with a company who assumes to know every detail of his practice as a know-it-all, critically criticizes the work of the manager, is a mentor to the successor, is a show. A discontented performer is like from the payroll just as quickly as a decayed apple is cast out from a barrel down the morale of the company as quickly as a bad apple will destroy the M'DANIELS' SYNCOS M. Blanchard's "Kings of Syncapation" cafe, McMahon, Cx. Mexico. They have been on the job there a long time, and they have a little newspaper published in that center of joy and contentment, they decorate their photo, their photo is run weekly in the Bounder, and we must say that they and come down bunch, from the bass drum up. THE WEEKLY NEWS MARGARET SIMMS The Chocolate Kiddies company bam, sailed Wednesday, May 6, to pier 59, North river, New York City, The Chocolate Kiddies are feat The Chocolate Kiddies are feat (Tiney Ray, Chick Horsley, Shakey the snapper, chorus of Mamie Walker, Marie Butchels, Thelma V BIG PAGEANT Joseph Jones Leads 500 Participants in Event Jacksonville. Fi.—Led on by Sasha Jones, the son or more young people of Awakening of Spring, which was very creditifiable present Monday afternoon, awakening of Spring, which was a popular success that enthused the more than two thousand people who came out to enjoy the music and the art of David Waters college, and the orchestra of Stanton high school furnished the music, which came out to enjoy in ballroom jazz and other far-fetched music, but the real music which added to the story of nature, arising from her long winter slumber and beaming forth in bravely radiance, sweeping all about nature. Father Time in his flowing hairs, books the dread of Spring and the rest, all in the richest colors, fitted in the story which the receptive mind "All the birds and beetles nest" All the bells and beads ringing. All the wind cries whispering after. What is this is the flowers say? It is lovely May. This lovely May, lovely May. The hue and colour was kind of hearty as the story unfolded, little children and soassioned grown-ups drank heartily of what was so richly GOOD NOTICE The Whitwind Four are having a good season on the Coast. The four states that Austin and Tulare are also a hit and are headed homeward. Here is the Sargento, Calif., Union sold of the Four. "The Whitwind Four's dancing at the Hipbush Hotel is accurate to the scenes of four manners of monocular swiftness. The four are likely steppers who have the added power of set and suitable dance costumes contribute to the value of the act, which deserves its headline placed on the excellent bill." SHELTON BROOKS Charleston, South Carolin') Great for Opening, or Closing A BUTTERFLY A FAX TUTTLE WITH AN Appeal A NOTE OR TWO Mary Mac's Mery Makers company has a band as part of the show. Hoyer will perform. The Stirrborn Twins are located for their home at 731 N. Seventh St. Sidgeland, FL. Dancing Lotson is doing his steps this past weekend in his Ketch's circuit, Philadelphia, Pa. He's also playing in the Maliata and Dude are doing their team work in Pittsburgh, Pa. this week. Billy Farrell and company are playing the penguin ball at the Capitol the afternoon. Glenn and Jenkins, who are doing the Coast and making good, are playing this week at the Hill St. theater, Los Angeles, 'calf. June Jackson, formerly of Jackson Brown company, playing this week at Monument theater, Chicago. Ill, that she is getting her at the rear of 612 Lake Ave. Nashville, Tenn. us that all her mail will be received for forwarded to catharmon St. Ivy Trail. us that she is enjoying herself at the Comedy club, as it is a great place for all perform- ers, playing her at 15 W. 131st st. that city. THE WEEKEND EDITOR Photo by Defender Staff Photographer LOTTIE GEE Lyons, former producer of Club Ala- steamship Arabic, White Star line, ater, Berlin, Germany, on May 18, and Drayton, Lottie Gee, Three Eddys immis, Adelaide Hall, together with etta Anderson, Jessie Crawford, Rita Lydia Jones and Bernia Miles. The Eleanor Four are playing their second work with the who Stock concertmaster at the Ohio theater. The firehouse is Harry Land, A. Ford, Frank Jack-Jefferson and Kennanman's Broadway Soundals are going over the top with their show. They are in the second show at the Star theater, Savannah, GA. They have been playing to turn-away business. Capers lunch are playing to great success in the land where there are few colored. So far she has had no trouble in so-sounding stopping places in the big hotels. The team of Russel and Ford are hitting the show at the Giwman theater. She performs. The act is going over in good form. The Pekin theater of Savannah, GA, is only pictures, and she will be served for that house this week. Ross Baldi and Robert (Dogpile) Simmons will make Mika last week in Savannah, GA. Best of luck, old fellows. Puggeshe has written at last for the package which we were holding here for him. We are glad at that he has been abused that time. We read the Radio each week. He is playing with Trake and Walker's big Sensation at the Empire theater, Brooklyn. Loyle and Willie are parked in Indiana and will reach them in Missouri. Missouri St. N. Meridithil and Meridithil have at least one car in for their mail. Good. They are receiving thirs with the G. R. Leggette shows at Perry, Oka. He is known as the Huxley Minstrels, are traveling with the George Lloyd shows, and are playing under canvass. Mall will reach the bunch this week at Duplo, Oka, to call on us. But unfortunately we were not on the job. We thank her for her work, but is on her way to Detroit, and only parked in Oil for a few hours. We sit in with the Florida Rousseau minstrels. They would like to hear from Madam Rosetta Brandon. Mail will reach the maternal department. Chicago Defender. N. G. Stewart writes us, but fails to respond. We are week and where he or his company will receive their mail. The forum the launch that he is with the Goose Dolege Rousseau Girls company, playing this week at the Detroit, Mich. So is Loyle Seals is receiving mail this week at the Koppi theater, Detroit. Carrie Edwards is now playing with the Philadelphia 76ers in working Pittsburgh. This week, John Roy is working as a single in and around Detroit, Mich. All mail in and out from him at 613 Adeliale St. Detroit, Mich. Little Infant has moved to 6102 Compton coming to Cleveland, look her up. Mary Evans informs us that she is a single mother of a company, which is playing to very good business at the Empire theater. Provo-Goo, W. Murray's New Orleans minnie mouse, is showing up for good business, she shows up for the James E. Jones and Toni Robinson, Joe Smith are trumping things over. "Bart's Corner" THE SUMMIT HOTEL C. R. MEGENSON, Prop. BART KENNETT, Mp. 60 Light and Airy Rooms—All New. RATES $3 TO $11 PER WEEK Seventh and N. Sts. N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. DOUGLASS HOTEL C. R. DOUGLASS, Prop. 24 Rooms. Single or Suites. Modern Con- nervience. Rates are Very Reasonable. Next Door to Loe Douglas Theater 361 Broadway MACON, GA. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Grant & Wilson FOLKS, here's a hot one! Grant and Wilson—the great comedy pair—have made Paramount Record No. 12272. Both sides are knock-outs. Look it over, at the top of the list below: 12272—Rock Aunt Dinah Rock and Crying Won't Make Him Stay, Vocal Dust, "Coot" Grant and "Kid" Wesley Wilson. 12262—Railroad Blues and The World's Jazz Crazy and So Am I, Trixie Smith. 12261-Confession Blues and Broadway Daddy Blues, Sodarisa Miller. O'Bryant's Wash Board Band 12265—Washboard and Brand New Charleston, Jimmy O'Bryant's Washboard Band. 12263—Those Married Man Blues and Georgia Hound Blues, Idle Cox. 12257—Cell Bound Blues and Ya Da Do, "Ma" Rainey and Her Georgia Jazz Band. 12264—Shave 'em Dry and Coffee Pot Blues. 12259—The Cat 'em Got the Measles and I've Got What It Takes But It Breaks My Heart to Give It Away. 12236—Salt Lake City Blues and Salty Dog Blues. Three Inspiring Spirituals 12234 —Where Shall I Be and I'm Gonna Build Right On Dat Shore, Norfolk Jubilee Quartette. 12266—What You Going To Do When The World's On Fire and When I Was a Moaner, Norfolk Jubilee Quartette. 12073—When All The Saints Come Marching In and That Old-Time Religion, Paramount Jubilee Singers. Paramount The Popular Race Record REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. COOP'S CHATTER BY THE WAY— Speak soft and slowly. Actors are born, not made. Specialize in everything; develop A. B. C. Quantity in service means as much as skill it has i.e. 5 days. Feeling that we are in the quick route to the spa, feeling that we are in a thing cannot be too sure about anything. We cannot be too sure about anything. We cannot be too much about everything. we care about anything. We care about anything. Seventy-five per cent of the people in service are in it trying to avoid work. We are but bouts in the river of life, but our limbs are oftimes your joists, but our muscles are not your petal motion, but we can stimulate activity, because we have many among us who are failures, due to their desire to do that which is easiest. The chief reason most men are small they find they it so very easy to be so. Manufactured performers are responsible for the indicated condition of the show business. DRAKE CO. SCORES Paterson, N. J. — The "Big Sensation" company of white burlesmen, headed by the legendary singer and band new line of chatter, supplemented by a large company of Colored literatures, including a real *Colored* literature, a new form of entertainment which was highly enjoyed by a capacity audience at the dawn. The duel bill is repaired with movers and clover singing and dancing numbers in which the *Colored* Charlestown formation of the laurels. The first part of the bill, contributed by the white ensembles, is bound to a close with a program of real jazz music supplied by the Cyclone Jazz Hounds band under the direction of Drake and Walker's Homage. The second half of the bill is supplied by Drake and Walker's Homage, whose whimsy belting won music applauded last evening. Worthy of special mention among the Colored troupes, the *Colored* Duffler troupe, which stopped the show. Unlike anything that has been seen at the current attraction is a movie which should attract big business for the balance of the current week during which routines will be given at popular festivals. ESTHER BREAKS AWAY Kather Blegen of Elkmont and Kildare partnership, she had a crowd of eac- hort hockings and dates for recording, same as shaming your music. It was a shame to lose it. Los Angeles, Calif. Dear Tony: We are favored with all kinds of interesting and exciting things in Los Angeles at the present time. So I will start with one I of the greatest Monday night I was awakened at 2:39 a.m. Quite nature- ture to be called at such an early hour in the morning. I slipped and went to the door and behold Mosby and "Hind" Scott. I was told to put on my wardrobe questions. There be- ing two to one "me thinks less said "Ragtime" Billy Tucker A few weeks ago I mentioned the good work that Billy Maxie was doing for the Philadelphia Ballet for him. He has lived up to my prediction, for tonight he has a revival of his high-class all-age house and cafe. This is the first time that the Green Room has our dates. Naturally, this is an honor for Maxie. He is featuring Eddy Tellier on the ballet, and I am on land on the musical end, a black and in chorus, besides Eva Kurtz, Alexandra Browne, and the periphrase. The show is called "Seven Eleven," and I and I ratcheted the co-author of "Akala Sabbath Days," which goes into the Philharmonie auditorium for a run the week before. By Maxie and Malcolm Patton, the music being by Spikes Brothers. The linebacker, E. J. Howard, Bortha Wilson, Ralph Alexander, E. Tollier, Katie Johnson, E. J. Howard, Bortha Wilson, Ralph Alexander, E. Tollier, Katie Johnson, M. Frye, Alice and Anna Rennett, Dorothy Young, Jesse Thompson, Ethyl Byrd, Thelma Valentine, E. D. Cassel, Milton Young, Jules, Tapus, Aiden Dixon and Maitre Dixon. on the job there for nearly a year, and is still going strong. Glenn and Jenkins are laying off this week in the park. They were a young riot at the Orpheum last week and the mutatives are still skiling about them. They have a hit out in this neck of the woods. Gold and Guide are featured at the Hirschman Center, being Leland and Sallie Goldman, Goldman, by the way, is a "native son of Oakland." Oakland Calif. This is their first trip to the coast since 1915, when they were out here with the Harvey Greater Milwaukee. Eureka Villa is fast becoming the rendezvous for the pleasure-seekers of the coast, and the younger strains of jazz until the wee hours of the morning. It is an ideal place for the Storm, Nevada mountain, just 10 miles from Los Angeles. Quite a few are laying on site cabins to spend the days. Sonny Clay and his Rhythm bemoan are broadcasting nightly over KKX, Rachel and Richie. Sonny Clay has in his orchestra, besides himself, Willie Hirsch and Richie. Lenard Davidson, earl tavison bears watching, as he is a "whang," and W. B. Woodman, thom- The "Kiddies Minstrels," which was produced at the Labor temple last week, are to the fact that more than thousand people were turned away. Long before they were turned away, long before they had to bring in more artists and then standing room was at a premium. More about it next week. "All till them come," said the director, E. 25th E. 25th, Los Angeles, Calif. T. O. B. A. MENTIONS WITH JOE BRIGHT The Joe Bright Thayers are at the top of the list. They short run, after several weeks in Baltimore, according to a nice letter from the company. They have a regular cast of principles, including such stellar performers as Lemonis, Millie, Holmes, Maybilt-Brown, Olive Lonez, Elizabeth Howell-Tauwane, Salmon, and a chorus of ability. Eddie stated that "7-11" and "Theo's" were the best Baltimore to the business last week. Wil W SEND NO MONEY! If your dealer hasn't the records you want, send us the coupon below with 75 cents for each record. We pay postage on two records or more. C. O. D. charge of 25 cents on C. O. D. orders. THE NEW YORK RECORDING LABORATORIES 12 PARAMOUNT BUILDING PORT WASHINGTON, WI. The Popular Race Record Can anyone interested in our development process seems to have followed the Jack Bald Big Sensituation show? Drake and the followers of the vaudeville stage, are heading half of this wonderful show, for the count. That is what we have been waiting for. Anywhere we go, we get gkled out. We get gkled out. The Race aggregations which have been co-working with the successful and the reputations of the shes or individuals have not suffered. It all young fighting blood has made its stand and the way looks brighter for some young fighting blood has started the hall a彩照, and it’s been going ever since. Remember the bone? Well, it’s the same thing. (Continued Next Week.) WORKING NIGELY Savannah, Ga. - Jefferson and Kennonmon, featuring Perry and Kid, choreo played by a capacity house the week of May 14 at the Star theater, where friends witnessed their midnight ramble, at which time they staged the looks independent, is holding this aggregation over for another week and there is a great possibility of holding them in Savannah indinitely. 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Kevin |S Kove turmistrsh many ov dain ia these comes the whore ait fatels eet he ier "Dorti’ Duuare. Merle Behingnn. Signet Warrior, tie tirade Ste Aine tml ithetine kame, ln ea ti el SRS here the week before, cliew immense crn at rach renters, RA tea avert fie [sran dremins poner. The giitzartians Tor the present week areciniiy Suunsers, the Society dugeier: Prckison’ and Dia, Hubber wid Sader Marke ant Tolitver att Harris Anite itiaite theater, in mlenendent honteneverated deni tianaged. fy tse Hacer pion, in bart it, Westie td's Tread Nae’ Enterutiners who will pay an tne. Ths "eumanany pated tna fae sie cy Sue ee onentne Wer Tha Wrectteld twas have heen on the sigewit for several Neate. aid Tt Is fhenghs that Weir aoiearanee SN hel Ex"hanta tin, this onse, ge it ie ears rucie ta fat wine ra ihe face shat ing generaiie: always tried “ta present tay asides ie | oar Macon: Hoae uetie, Tone ducs a few ts, before hating St heals aid wish fens that Hite WEeR'S elttuSement tae kewl Gees “Fae ece a the BM hore this week. are reiteer sed ineras at tears ge Perit here vee Inver ermede ne EeikeCanting’ ay the’ stage” door te sea them shel Toot Soani see Rave Columbus Jack sen mind Tastes teh gee eine aver fie “an rhe are en aura feitormayee | “ATBE UP joins Then tive omer the yor ald team jn ttein to eet ag hd the se BME ein Zertine fae ail week : Fue vitae falcon Muck tut Mader sari ii tas gore regined singing aml alk ter” whch, (nights appenetated tele acres. wate nants ie were fever Beak Shes Since the shen Mi “Fine en wee alk at the Linen Se amie ke aliled another fiet- caine Calsrod oaeh a ie epee dae sate at Sangeet ane Went lle Unione nite! in tie easton Staten, Teen ean" exeetiensiimine Zan. wes Hilo th sng str oer phe Taling ae. heats paring and tolard Witior "aii aatached ta the fete ‘ntire how "cong verve est resards tmigou” Yours Sere ieuies “aolly Sanne Re Neve Varig No Vomduhn W, Vago ssinma igre Amarin was, gies Bue teneations ofthe. carte 20%” bat tiloet "Ramttte ane "Nop tliat Sithr'a Site ‘Abona™ Shwe apt son Sint ag net ea pleasing. wil hiya nivel Srrnetion "ext season "Absa Ree Gee at, age ey the eliearsate tn hea thee werk Parse Nisan abe inrinesc etait is ie" Seah the relimiparles. acme 10 getter tom ei Rater KSnye will he thecmanager Tt. ts In rmsd tm be an unusually laze ‘comme pany and me that te keine. banked. 6 Tig tne and ton Week stande—-The Bina, | GRANT & WILSON Mierke, Aura Tsinuh, Rock,” and on the ste gee ake Mee ace inty Hraie were alinwed te make thei own [n't ala "mavtine and see hae vies ieesishanh =” Fron are i tay vis! Ri oft TARY AEN Ease TABOR AND GREEK | MNES gO BAILEY. Shim dene and teow Hailes, werkins ae a haden' aed Mted oon the so tine Beetadavinc the mech. at br Lge tes Bee einiedite, Re tne: nm thn Slate Giredland anal tetenie on thee Brcetnt ehedule, andl seni." tomins ix’erong Yatiente that thes will have a So bee ee cee ahaa” THE CHICAGO DEFENDER SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 GOTHAM GRITS AND THE BOSS TOOK ORDERS [estate mega ae ae uta eatin fe PUERCO at ot a sting jwear wien Oe Fy ¥,tagecpi tte ake HE Mh ! 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ROBERT S, ABBOTT renee bee ee ee Taken in, the office of Editor Abbott May 6 alter the owner of “The World's Greatest Weekly” had teen Sotlaad'OS Sie cinsloen nat ar rabart fo ek unth'sSix'e. that bop, Whantne Walked ine he ote RerPouta ated’ with Wotreea his node aatateer aia Western Se hi from Aly emlagsen os the ‘Ith anniversary of Tae Chicago Defender. "Then he was “ordered to follow out ene more.instruction—to tend for ‘OLD TIMER” GIVES SOME INTIMATE SIDELIGHTS ON “WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY” gi AND A LOVELY COMPLEXION ia ee ei re Woman’s Most Beautiful Charms & A, A a She is constantly guarding and enhancing them by the use Fe Ki RSS geo = e proven better system. ean: ce ousands Testify That the Franklin System ts the Best ene ene Mave. A. Franklin's Hair and Face Preparations Lacie Se fe and sure. ‘The results from their use Y - Eanes > Ey NG ul. A Trial Will Convince You. Is your hair Short octhin® le eres Eh tate Wesson | i Ny ee |, Srecinl Orter! 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World's Ureateet, Weente ia nuratrnped all ia. emptor Jand today stands wut as the leading [newspaper of is kind iw the svorklh Heth a efremtation targer than ant Trew neds neneate cemmponiory ait Hiethy sanre thas 9 mntiion redere ro) eth wf the nest hana frfgin tae afinene, aithoueh jae Iman te Steere, tote He modi [Sieve Cat ihe ties” aia she te [esi thle fk [Ii ihe. South wens ateeh aneotttnE Hthronch ihe curl in ‘the nei tack ing Iessershiy se ipiration. jae the ie levine eanne ‘near siiming "ie "unnoticed The, busy HErend at tied the eat nf Mts i Lo taken up the tine se she edit Sn ener that" tr had. alloseed hi ‘inetnors te stip mp on the date. It Ae net tnd we eh. the ee Mt nis, peteate, olen Welestns rorwive "thatch am While iWaiued intern om Aled wath emer jyemntes. werrmatione, lee ‘aaa Forme ithe it af hi staplers [Mie ewe then cteaveted sanity [rt fetes seta kinetin ith Sete sage nent stetters ad tele grains ‘ne woncratttaione, "Howes Sime trom “Hares Warkinae the FeanSoatate- biter, The. burt Ties iinen nize Nit, Inmpeaved, Tenge tivnt ‘ai Freatective "Uren ef lk Meine "Weld geined shit ache Etoune sn tendering Mes Abbott Eiken of appeeration. hajwiness. and ode witt rhe followings membars _Et'n connatten teem that fotze ented tn “yerann on crhuraday inoenine Mon! inmes " Narsin: raalten ris Hon. lawrence Newhs, distrier dps MMEE Hone Beanie We Uenes. eras tirers Han, Met, Bailes, seul Hans “Pie presentation specet was nade ne aattrnes. esse sii taeda Nove nf cath and eengiience tn hot! [the instiiation “ani tie mate se ificeded it. AR auhroneiate reepnnve “wae made by ar, Alt. fh hr Tawa" and went with emotion: Passes 20th Year Anniversary week will extend trom wednadags ae 8. unr manign | Tussdat Slay i. [Tifaente tart ago. with a_nicke jnad at writing paper and ane tend Rencil with an ermsee attachad to the Bad at it Raber! S. Abbott eat dow Ta'n tiding card table tm the kitenen Ui “ie home. ot ‘Mew. enrietta Tier horrowed "a. kitchen enain. ait isiaied sunt on hie venture to xiv ithe people of his Race. a rst clays Revejerner, “Ure. fret edition, whic [finre the diate of Shaye mae talc f fae geizes, 16 by 20 inches jin site Phere handed pie were | ranted tig mene sisee” tn Jone {attwn sawed ten uniter Nic sem Art Meal teem downto oth Beenuze he tat ne nickel to. ride The total "cost of ehe first vito {amounted tof 1275 [er rhe miter of pal-up subscribers lean trees Trae publisher went fron EMince a" place, eeekine “advertioe: iinents, There was ne sich thing as saqcaied rater "ite soak shat se fade efter and went ie wake iM fincing a tale eerentiy infecting cer uh fimese Mee Awan related Row oan difk od storie nigh wih eevesthine patting Hesiod Hite sate peers bine cotati aera Blan rele: ‘Ti inks! 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Une paper for ton ilaltsee, wat seas turned tnt Ue inet a feionil--n rent felend— fon the stron sent when aaked About Inje encnense teat Ate Abort tnd Ehin ntwn. sete praved Yn he “his friend thar in ian look Wise he Wink be abie te eiake Heats he had Heavriod the twien aver and ever nnd fhe was still sheet ten dnitarsc: eter A erenni’s hesitation thi telend pene ftuend the mone and the Defenter nade its appearance an time. Has Not Missed An Issue Trine these 2) yeaa the Dex feniee “haa hint missed a issn Sonie alata Urged" yoreeartos, bin aeanelime the weney came ine Theee Were daye that the swner never ate Tinh ‘anit sinner. “There, were tines Stand “there are mane noe Hele, amie sehn neat ate hie einplasnese Sho remember those dasethat, fun he nie Stands ae head of Erent onterprise. went without hunch, Acne seithint supper, went withont AN averenat. went ven With Ais Mines needlins ineniing “and. hts feet Wet tendzing: fran swag. era Deajaines sind Adame St. to 313t and State St fewae a tae and venge swale, ne That meat nen Gwent tive Eien up tte fend gah Wan Men Aline sartcisied nt ‘The subjert wf anich Fidleitle smd nea Ne haat Gait "Teaheee Nene in: well ve cnt at this te the nest thing that was ever sabl abn Heiutabie: “The thatinet we ty Uns Known enntinent bireed 1m ish aH safe wae with thie stengetings Jon fra, the dnistinet nf sent a Brent newsbaper larened. within tz Abiwttes itis Guithy eaeried hit wn Shere “ene laek uf faith weull have nied "mane a usta “eneeer— his Eiith in! Ca and Iingete—terwith- ont thie faith man alles morally. "The paper grow. Pram a state of oné toa tiie Toaniler added continnnnste, Many! Scho knew tne onely store af The Chirag Defender, remember Tacktey’ Sintiey. sam ofthe, farses eaterees | Siniiey “had some early training in the newspaper work. In Vitladeinnia. Newspayer. wen are like seafarers, Once inthe work fe hand tie set aware fannie ail si Be Toektey ast he wae. tomiliagly Tatted, east his chances azsain on the Sen nf journalisin we connecting biate Sele Meith thie publication. Pullman Porters Help The days were still stormy. Wages were tows init the Hzbt went on. We Sak aoe tee hele sauntion: ak. this lime the good. wurk of the Pullman porters arnt the walters on Mitferent feaide, espeetally: thee in the South, Hehe engetedl cupies nf the qsiper ane Aistetinted thew at the ead ne tee Funs or ghrew thei n{€ 10 persons ot JNolne stuniing in the wayside sth ons je tte teans would thunder theoush the wens J There are mans men who watehed the eipld rise of this new paper ‘save ‘it pase the must Unckeughe. Of Linurke in rireutariin. there are many men who at differ. ent times worked for Mr. Abbott and iday not nme gan Speake harsh weed Lahout ‘him ne his treatment. a his emplosees. “Some are not with ie ‘now. Times catey inany chanzes [Some have passed to the great be- yond—thers were Smiles. We. Allison | Hteenes. Fran 1 George and othe eres tune, Init ant ferserten LO SUIL the paper tnerenved ie size and. Hs vieematon. ‘Theee sax an exten zutivn anit to the sucpets= af Reheat irienls when Ruger Ty ‘ Washingte passed away | Different dapwniinents #7 rane ue: the "tinese Who." the portunn an the SBlean’ Tasters” by Eon tall” and later eartnone tig: towsis Hesezare sam | Langston Mitehel. Then sate a the- Attlealjuze and sport eatime. ih Infer developed ante 9. sport nace Timele editoriais, always In the Mail fur justice to the Tiaee an all ques: lone. and Reale talks bys Ded Wi herfuren Wiilianse ‘The Hive lack roam seis ton asia gr 430 State St. Su The tates De. fener aecerh ite Reandapiarters ig frant. takin= the two fron Tome. “A ‘Clrwitignion depsetment wate aie Rad then Me Abteee Anais. decid that he wanid have te have tore toms. so the entire thle Moor was rented 20 him for the editorial de- partment, while tha front rowms. oi the second. flor still” housed the Ianeiness tenarinent. Fhe rircniation SU grew. The Tenth U.S envatey with Liew. Cal Young was sent aber Villy, Newsn Be wory kum the puiblse wanted Then came the: neders. fur the Sith TS Sotantey aad the Biche Th feds regiment to ai to the Mexteas Boater, In the metationy the et Horlal and wes wala uf The CB “Gige efender waxed hot With. ar: JHctea nein che, sligtranchisemont Sat the ieite in the South, agains! the hewtal winders “ne mem and women wwhich the whitr pres ruil Te"termed as Ieachines, and in ceers fight where the wellare of the Ter was at stake The Chicas Detenter Tousht witht Ge steers retfed up “Liberte ine death" was its ery ssainat ihe thin Crow war atid te Sinlation af the bith and dat amend: nents. and the same is the ert tine ‘Sinn the size had grown to eich columns, 12 pazes and semitines 1 SMunheard of inthe history 9 Teac lnenatiany st the time, Paper Gets Teo Large ‘Then: came a ehanse. Ten years ann the presen atthe Western Newspaper, Chien cwild. noe handt the em. The editor. searched. a Aearched for heme who could lanl the Joh. The Drovers. Journal. 2 the entrance of the stack sass, ae conted the cantrart. Fram Pichi columns “The Chicazy Defender was eee te ere eee the.nize of the neean, but mose pager Sere needele A T&-uane bapee man Tear wtectind nt ttowktes Sinties's solgn, “The Worli's reat- far Weekisie wins Wexinnins to reals Bie that it was rently Rees Tntunder to eet the Decors Journal [tol handle ‘the under. Editor Abbott Wan forced tn inereage. hia order Sop ‘ninre. than "he wanted. ra.” but chain (he mie wan) wan, werk [Om the frat fun he sald ewer paper Hi was faced tw oeier 3400 "mone | froan these: tn elimbedd ta elect ‘Glun ‘until tonias the vera weekly [citeaatlon “ie rlcte tm 2a iyneinss the war Mir. Abbott come Hethutedd ire than his share toward [Winning the camiiet, flue purchase [se'iter oie tioned meta Mireles dventontn, (Although he has steered clear of | titire. hee x Teepubttcan, und. has [Sonteliited tw the, upkeep nt that jars. However. whenever his ame hone hewn mentioned! aaa reetplent of {ang Komnrme auch aa rexitrar af the [Hrrastrs, minister to Liberia. or min- WGor te Halt, he haw declined, pre- {ferrin th keep chive to. the work that has ivan him, by the dine of ihurt Inbwre te the. poaition ‘he. had, Wont tn eiie amd Ananeiat circles 275 Newsboys Twins. going ate onr fourth san- ava pant ened by the man whe Started! aut” with at mekel” gud of {reser wail toad venetl The Chien Datendermploss. <0" peuple: In ite “Ruane wee at 3835 fnvliame A [There are Ave tinnts pe marhines, on [Like tows prone thal reat clone fo |Sinonin, which’ weekly. turns ont [ner sf slant enlamae an fen 24 [ri pau The banking: ned matty then eet Sgn snd Naw nw bedien- Sines “There are nver 273 newshors she hei fas” thelr wax tenth. sean Iie Kelling “The: Chieaze Defender nm Frdayse in Chicago. ‘The number nf tons of paper use rach’ week ie and there. are. 33 {iin tai aged ach weeks Seventeen iifterent. nationalities ‘enrie “for the “institution and. ap- Coecimately S4z0 ance thee whale ne ‘tuetinl ving to this great paper Teh Minty atin and praper that wor at this, time peeite:sunie. Of the iwieverients, hut it would nat’ be {Flaite pase an weithint Sa8in hed ahane some “ts Br. Abts {nant histor ITE Nee horn in Savannah. (i wsivere hn tnnther, slater ami hrowher Salil Tivos "Hin ene education was He Claflin unieersity and tater at Hampeon, ‘where he graduated ay a printer. Ha came to Chicago and as one af the Arst men af his Teer to" hecnme_a'memhsr o€ the Later tational ‘Typographical nian, wark- Tne In the beat shops. downtown. “Turning to taw, he graduated feom 1a Uhieagn kw school and. bung bia ‘Shingle one in Kansas City, but re- Siened! nthe trade he loved and took nat Tamptone oSseinapn wan fate—mho knows? ite han lived to see the fulblment o Ii sireatne, “Tamorraw-—not the exact meanins of rhe wah, ban an the near {ukite ni motern three-story. aiiee_ buildine feat ta the geerent location an th north, ill Bowen the oditoral ata Rn "ae" the seungater Al oe Sear Se grows nlder It will row wiser Ax Lord Vang any: When all is done and said. in the 2nd thus you shall find He"most ‘all doth bathe in bliss ‘That hath so antented. sind. LUMBERMAN DIES Spulnta, Mise. Mag 22. — $V Hayes, well-known bimberman of thts Hv, illed recently after a brief ile fens, "The was born March 10. 1582, In Warneshoro: Mise. 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Waite for, Free Interesting aesktet EPILEPSON co. ar ON Oe TAL A. “oustrvetions, size (RIN ARY Hee, aetiete ia eee porns tease Sete TOAD Blaha’ Rel Svaas che FREE MAGAZINE Pe oe oe sem ne atten Kaur we Tae MRMMER MAGAZINE, DETROIT AT KANSAS CITY-AUTO RACES AT LOUISVILLE SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 DETROIT OPENS SEASON WITH KANSAS CITY Monarchs to Greet the League Leaders THE Standing W. L. Pet. DETRC11 9 3 750 ST. LOUIS 8 6 571 NORTHAM 8 6 571 AMERICAN GIANTS 9 8 763 CUBANS 9 8 763 MEMPHIS 4 7 400 INDIANA POLIS 4 8 333 BIRMINGHAM 4 12 250 Kansas City, Mo. May 22-23 thousand local fans have arranged for the largest opening celebration here tomorrow in honor of the opening of the home season, when Detroit, which is leading the league, opens the local league season. A local park with more than 500 decorated automobiles will parade through the principal streets of the city. This is the only city in almost where such a parade is allowed to stop traffic during the rush hours. Four bands will be in the line. At the ball park the local fans will attend a celebration of the Lincoln high school, strong, with their 200 boy scouts in full uniform, to take part in the rushing The Detroit Stars arrived in the city last night and were met at the station by a delegation of fans and business men and escorted to the Hotel Street, where they will be greeted by the famous Giuliano Stats that more than 11,000 reservations have been made for the Sunday game and predicts that a crowd of 22,000 or more will be in the stands on Sunday. Those 24th Infantrymen Fort Hancock, Ga. May 11—In a wired long draw, uninterrupted games from the field, the 24th infantry kept it to play the 24th infantry kept their winning streak by taking the sec- ond round of the game, the remainder to take. The remainder was 11 to 6. This was the 24th 22th victory. Alabama S. N. 002 601 610 24th infantry .005 421 11 11st Infantry-Allamara. Anderson and Brown. Vance and the first and Hamilton ROYAL GIANTS LOSE 2 Royal Giants ..... 000 003 001 Buckwks ..... 200 001 021 "GLAND VIGOR MADE ACTIVE IN 24 HOURS" Gland Vigor Renewed Amazingly Quick, Says 60-Year-Old Man. I was made very depressed, feeling just half alive. My amazing doctor told me that my amazing doctor has awakened me—Charlie Maye, Rana City, Mo. It is awesome, stupidity, shame, overwork or weakness has robbed you of your vital power. If you are not awake, your glacial urge lacking, if you are without power and vigor, then your system and glands will quickly respond to the powerful scientific gland discovery that comes has given you. VIGOR OF YOUTH RESULTS—OR NO PAY AMER. GIANTS ATINDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis, ind. May 22—Ruben Foster's American Giants arrived in town tighton and W&F want direct to those pursuit prizes prior to their five-game series with the Indi- apolis A, B, C's, some more comma after them. V Although Foster expects to make the Hoosier fans are basking on their showing against the Chicago club, they work against the visitors Sunday, with Miller the guard. A troubled braking crowd the two teams perform, as is this the FLOWERS TO BOX MALONE ATE. CHICAGO New York, May 16. Beginning at Boston tonight in a 10-round match fighting deacon Tiger Flowers, has started another campaign against the middle and light heavyweights that will equal him. He has remarkable campaign of the first of this year in which Flowers hit 111 matches in eight weeks and earned for himself and man-more than $40,000. A. fight experts Flowers marvel at the colorized flowers has displayed and colorized white lightning every four or five days against the best in the two divisions. Manager Walk Miller only sniffs when favorable comments are being made regarding the spectacular and the clean life he lives, his great desire to always do anything he undertakes as good or better than anyone can do it, which explains his remarkable success in the boxing field. Flowers is scheduled to fight Lou Bogash, 12 rounds on May 25 at Bridgeport, Conn.; Jack Malone 14 rounds at East Chicago, Ind.; June 5-Lou Anderson 14 rounds at Chicago, Ind.; June 10-Jack Malone 14 rounds to select his opponent for a 14-round match June 16, Boston, Mass.; is also to select an opponent for June 22. Jack Stone is his opponent on June 28 at Elizabeth, N. J. The team will for six matches in four weeks. Manager Miller says that he has 25 offers on the waiting list after the above have been completed, but that he will accept only five or five weeks and that he hopes within that time to be able to induce Champion Harry Greb to meet Flowers in a decision match at the midweek Yankees vs. Yankees. While of play York open air promoters are desirous of closing a Greb-Flowers championship go. The Tiger has not been altogether during his descent from the ring, but he has been leading role of a five-feel feature photoplay, written around interesting events of his life. The play is now being edited and he ready to release someone who is not a fight film, its title will be "The Fighting Deacon." HALL DEFEATS MANNING New York, May 12—Berry Hall, the former St. Louis gatherweight boxer, and Manning, white, of Hoboken, at the Pioneer Sporting club. Since Hall was born, he has business to Gene Flaherty, brother of Simon Flaherty, the "big loss" of the bansque Queensboro stadium. Long Island, he has been coming along nicely. BREAKS MILE RECORD FIGHT TO DRAW Iuffalo, N. Y. May 22—The main author of the book, *Formulae* forms junior lightweight edition, and Harry Cook of this city resulted in a draw according to the formula: "He is greeted with hisses and hoots. Cook boxing brilliantly, outspoken. He is born in a formidable nation. He had him energy and holding on from smashing right crosses to the head." PHILA. GIANTS BEATTN Brooklyn, N. Y. May 17—The Philadelphia Giants were defeated by the New York Giants, 10-7. Miller of the Farmers held the Giants to six hit and famed five batmen. Philadelphia Giants.....200 601 041 Farmers.....200 601 232 Latters — Archer, Henderson and Jackson, Miller and Herton. At Hanover, Ill. May 12. R. H. E. Gilkerson Giants.....105 622 030-14 12 Hancock.....601 040 250-14 12 Gilkerson, Coy and Young, Schong Ginzlo. At Freport, Ill. May 12. R. H. E. Gilkerson Giants.....100 622 040-11 12 Freport.....601 040 250-14 12 Gilkerson, Walker and Young, Seminar and Hawn. DETROIT GETS ROUGH WITH FOSTER'SCREW Petway's Gang Pounds Out 3 Victories Petway's Gang Pounds Out 3 Victories Detroit Stars got rather rough on the American Giants and took three straight games from Uncle Rubie Duges, the third one on Tuesday in a tie to the Giants look like movies. In that event, encounter the Giants of to the lead in the second frame when Bob by Williams do u-but the twoeyes relay to Pryor and Pryor's attempt to get Williams at third was a wild jump to Duges. Hines followed with a double, but two we're In that event, encountre-the Giants got off to the best frame when I bobby Williams d o u bled and Ken Gendry and Bryor and tryor's attempt to get Williams at third was a wild Hines followed with a double, but two we were out at the time and had rone and Padmore Petway fanned. dropped Torriente's fly in the fourth after Detroit had gained a run on singles by Pryor and Riggins and Kennard's out. Marlarcher's dou- belt the Cuban on third and Wil- iams' lukes Texas bearer scored him. Marlarcher skipped after six, sa- died after two were safely tucked away. Marlarcher doubled. Brown signed to right and Williams dumped one in front of Kenyon, but out of the way. Kennard tailed in both the sevent and eighth. In the seventh, after two were out, Jones singled to right and Marlarcher doubled and around after the ball long enough to get an error chalked up against him. Howev- ler's single produced a run. In the seventh, Kennard's singles paved the way for a tally. The timbits' half of the eighth was a hummer, brown singed and split. He drove to Tetolil, who tried to bluff a throw to get tread at third, found he was too slow to get the flying Williams. The throw was poor and Wesley was out of the fight. He was pulled by Mack, who failed to jump, who had replaced Kennard behind the bat. Gardiner singed, scoring Williams. Wesley attempted to run treadder down a minute later, only to wake up to the timbits' scared while he failed. Totals: 11 2 6 19 19 Totals: 12 2 6 16 Totals: 11 2 6 19 19 Totals: 12 2 6 16 American Express: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 American Express: 1 1 1 1 1 1 American Express: 1 1 1 1 1 1 American Express: 1 1 1 1 1 Streets: 1 1 1 1 1 1 Streets: 1 1 1 1 1 Streets: 1 1 1 1 1 1 Streets: 1 1 1 1 1 Burger King: 1 1 1 1 1 1 Burger King: 1 1 1 1 1 Burger King: 1 1 1 1 1 1 Burger King: 1 1 1 1 1 TY-AUTO CUBANS WIN 2 GAMES FROM LINCOLN GIANTS Take Both Ends of the Double Bill New York, May 17.—The Cuban Stars were victorious in both games with the Lincoln Giants at Protectory park Sunday. The Cubans won a 5-to-4 victory in the first encounter and the other by a score of 13 to 8. In both games the Lincoln boxmen were bit hard, while the offerings of Oscal and Junalco proved hard for the Lincolns to see. Oscal was in the Oscal form, allowing only six hits in nine innings, two of which were home runs. Farrell, a recruit, was the pitcher for the home team in the opening game, Father, Robbie Stingler, Willie Wagner, used the other in an effort to stop the heavy hitting. Oms was the star of the second game, getting three hits, including making seven putouts. Other home runs were hit in the two games by Thomas, Mesa, Fial and Scales. MEMPHIS WINS 2 OUT 3 FROM INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis, Ind. May 11.—The Memphis Red Socks, led by the veteran center fielder, this week engaged the pride of the Capital city in the hardest series of the present season, winning the first game of the double bill, 8-2, with Treadwell making the Saturday opener by a 16-2 count. The A's won out in the second game of the double bill, 8-2, with Treadwell making the Saturday opener by a 16-2 count. Dismukes was put off the field by the umpire in the first game Sunday for the Memphis batters. The Memphis batters got to Riley in the early stages of the game and plied up a lead that was never overcome, while in the second game, visitors at his mercy all the way up the seventh, when the game was called on account of the Sunday-closing law, a game being played after 6 o'clock. The weather was very cold, but it shivered and cheered as the contests were being played. By winning one of the games, Memphis now has the edge in the series, having won two and lost ARED CIRCLE CURAN BEATS RIVERS CUBAN BEATS RIVERS Woodside, W. Va.; Willie Bilton, the Cuban lightweight- knocked out Soldier Joe Rivers of Baltimore in the first round of the feature suit at the opening of the outdoor box- cock in the lower right upper-cut in the law turned the trick. Kansas City Took Last of Series The Kansas City Monarchs hung the whitewash sign on Foster's American Giants, beating them, $ to 0, in Wednesda M days' game. Clifford Bell started august 11th and looked like a repetition of Saturday's contest was to come home at Westminster and Williams throw our Johnston and Padrone tossed out sweat, but the Glory had walked Allen and Moore, and McNair scored both with a single the first frame. In the third the visitors counted two more, Moore's triple, McNair's second hit of the game and Marjorie's error paying the way. Moore was across in the fifth Padrone had been relieved by Miller the innings previous. With two out in this trame Moore doubled and went to third on McNair's single off Marjorie's shin. Washington, D. C., May 9—How-Moore on third. McNair tripled, scoring Moore. Owens, who took pole in the ninth, threw out Forcain. The nearest the Giants came to scoring was in the fifth. With one down Moore erred on Brown's grounder long enough to allow him to reach first safety and Williams took pole in the sixth. Miller could not bring them home. Bell fanned six men. In the fourth DeMoss was called out on strikes and Gurley missed the third one as did Torrentii. Bell fanned Torrentii in the fourth, sixth and seventh in the game. Miller was also called out on strikes. The series, however, went to the Giants, who won three out of the five games played. The score: KANSAS CITY AMERICAN GIANTS Johnsonite of 4 01 0 0 Gardner of 4 01 0 0 Bogan of 4 1 0 1 0 DeMoss of 2 01 0 0 Alton Blake of 4 1 0 1 0 Gurley II. of 2 01 0 0 Moore of 4 1 0 1 0 Torrentii of 4 01 0 0 Mohlen II. of 2 01 0 0 Brown II. of 2 01 0 0 Forcain of 4 1 0 1 0 Bell of 3 00 0 0 Padone p. of 1 00 0 Miller p. of 1 00 0 Total: 25 511 40 Total: 31 4 15 Ratified for lawsuits in the eighth. Kansas City ..... 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 6-4 Kansas City ..... 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 6-4 Errors-lose, Gardner, Gardner, Brown Three-hole hit--McMait, McMait, Home run -Moore, McMait, Strick out--Bell, Bell, Bell, Strick out--Bell, on ball, on ball, Off Ball, 1; off Miller, 1; off ball, Double play--In-Moore in Brown. Long Island, N. Y., May 21—Crimson Olano from Culsa, and a stable mate of Chloe Olano from Culsa, played in the second edition of the lightweight tournament for Benny Leonard's crowd by knocking out Chloe Olano, a Canadian player from Culsa, opening outdoor show at the Queensboro stadium. Monday night before 12.900 fans, p to the knott-knott, which happened to be a round, the battle had been evenly waged. Reference Andy Griffin stopped hostilities after both struggled to come to a conclusion, the battle dropped the canadian in the first session with a haymaker. The next three games dropped the canadian in the second and they bled profusely. The ninth was Taft's, too, until he ran into things he feared. The final score was Bill somewhat in color, may not be a great boxer, but he has a great punch. AMHERST'S ATHLETES Totals = 1 8 5 17 14 Totals = 2 7 5 14 *Harrison for Thomas in the ninth.* New York, May 16—Johnson County (white) outpainted *Willie Mackel* of Washington, D.C., in the star ten-rou- nge bour at the Ninth Regiment armory. KNIGHT KAYOHS SHOWERS Newark, N. J., May 22—Phil Knight, Porto Rico heavyweight, scored another by stoppins. Jack Showers, Elizabeth Gillies, and the scheduled eight-round at Troxler's club last Friday night. Knight had 14 points in addition to carrying a deadly wallop, Jack Newark and *Young Noble* (white) were given the "air" by Referee Randy McCormick. The four-round preliminary when he decided they weren't doing their best. **LOMBARDO DEFEATS RISEN** Ummara, May 17—John Lombardo, featherweight champion of central and South America, last night decisively defeated Robby Risden, the New York Second Game Saturday's Game HALL BEATEN Frank Wickware, Pitcher, Is Freed In Murder Case New York, May 16.—Frank Wickware, one of the best known pitchers of the American Giants and other western league clubs and this spring with the Lincoln Giants, was freed from a hospital overnight of charges on which he was held as a suspect in the killing of Ben Adler. He was shot to death on 22 who was shot to death on April 25. The move came after the district attorney accused him of evidence against the accused to connect him with the murder. Wickware pitched some memorable battles on the diamond, one against the great Walter Johnson. His failure to keep in condition him hibitious dogs, clubs to be in 37 years old and lives at 50h W 135th St. DETROIT TO STAGE AUTO DERBY MAY 30 Chicago Drivers Enter 75-Mile Grind Chicago Drivers Enter 75-Mile Grind Detroit, May 22.—The Detroit Speedway association is still making big preparations to give the speed fans of the Motor City one of the greatest automobile races ever staged in this section of the country, built on the track of the most witness this race from the heavy demands for tickets. Entry Blanks are still available for out to drivers who want to enter their cars. William (Hill) Jeffries, a champion dirt track trainer, and a prominent member of the Chicago Colored Speedway association, has expressed his desire to enter this race here and has been mailed an entry blank. Jeff is keeping his mount a distance from the track, so the will turn up with a fast one. The Chicago Speedway association is promoting a race in that city on May 24. Bill Carson, winner of the race on the Hawthorne track last year, will be the first driver to tie Clifford Jackson, another dirt track king from Chicago, is entering his Dodge special. The race is a 75-mile event, with a total prize of $1,500, and $500 in the $250 prize to drivers finishing below third place. Duplicate prizes in case of tie. Entry blanks are still available for drivers. Elimination trials May 25. Drivers are required to trot Speedway association, $850 Joseph Campau Ave. New York, May 22—What looks like the lost scrap the Mellahon brothers have staged at the Commonwealth Sporting club in many weeks is on tap. Charlie Goodman (white), who recently knocked out Carl Trematine, and Chick Suggs, who has an unbroken string of ribs, will be the riot of two years, hook up in the final tilt of 10 sessions. If Suggs can get by Goodman's failure, then he will likely be called upon to battle the Little New Englander for the title before the summer season closes. The second "10" on the program Harry Felix (white) will engage battling Willie Powell, Tony Sirocco and Johnny Dudley are called on for the title. Tommy Sanchez will entertain the fans in a six-spot, while dimnie Braxton and the show. It's a great bird and the fans should jam the Harlem fight place. Wiley, 7; Paul Quinn, 2 Waco, Texas, May 15.—Wiley took the opening game of the series from Texas to Louisiana, scoring 10 to 2. Lurias turned in his fourth conference win by holding the hard-hit tigers to score in the final game, while his mate allowed the Tigers to score. Wright and Shackelford hit home runs for Wiley, while the Tigers scored 10 to 2. The same game were two firing catches by Kelby in right field for the Tigers. **WILEY** **PAUL QUINN** Orange snake... 3 0 2 2 R. Shepard 3 1 0 2 2 Ware bats... 3 0 1 0 2 B. Berlingt 4 1 2 1 2 Wright bats... 3 0 1 0 2 B. Berlingt 4 1 2 1 2 Wright bats... 3 0 1 0 2 Sanders 4 1 0 1 4 Pearson c... 3 0 1 0 2 Kelley 4 0 5 0 0 Golden bats... 4 1 0 1 0 Battie 4 0 1 2 1 Berrick bats... 4 1 0 1 0 January 1f. 2 0 0 0 0 Luces p... 4 1 0 1 0 L. Shepard perf. 1 0 0 0 1 **Totals** 40 12 2 21 Totals... 20 2 2 1 21 Wiley... 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 Paul Quinn... 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Runs - R. Shepard 2 0 2 Ware, Shepard, Wright Orange, Wright, Berrik, Wright, Shepard, Sanders Two-hole hits - I. Shepard, Wright Weight, Stright - out by Luces, 5; by Berry, 1 by Shepard, 1 by Shaugher, 1 Weight, Stright - out by Luces, 5; by Berry, 1 by Shepard, 1 by Shaugher, 1 Umpires-Jackson and Williams. Paul Quinn, 6: Wiley, 3 Waco, Texas, May 18.—Paul Quinn evoked the series with Wiley here to score of 8 to 2. Hay Sheppard, Paul Quinn's All-American quarterback and baseball star, exercised his usual magic the best games of his brilliant career. Two of the three Wildcat runs came as the result of a deadly scattered, was the best the hard-hitting Wildcats could collect off Sheppard's delivery. **WILLE** HILLOA. Orange s. 3 1 3 1 Ware s. 4 0 0 0 Ingles s. 4 0 0 0 Wright rt. s. 3 1 1 Sanders s. 4 1 2 0 Pardon s. 3 1 1 2 Ingram f. s. 3 1 1 Olguins s. 3 2 5 4 Ivercki s. 4 1 1 4 Alexander f. 4 1 0 0 Smith s. p. 2 0 0 1 Lucas p. 2 0 0 1 Murray p. 0 0 0 1 **PAIL QUINN** HILLOA. Battles s. 5 1 2 1 Ware s. 5 1 2 1 Ingles s. 5 1 2 1 Wright rt. s. 4 2 1 0 Sanders s. 4 2 1 0 Pardon s. 3 1 1 2 Ingram f. s. 3 1 1 Olguins s. 3 2 5 4 Ivercki s. 4 1 1 4 Alexander f. 4 1 0 0 Smith s. p. 2 0 0 1 Lucas p. 2 0 0 1 Murray p. 0 0 0 1 **Totals** 31 7 24 10 **Totals** 31 8 27 18 *Hated for Ingram in the ninth.* --- LAWSON TO FIGHT NEUMAN The Lawson team has been signed by Jimmy D-Forrest to oppose Ray Neuman, white of Jersey and a former Tampa Bay defender, the Tampa-Gibbons championship battle at the Polo grounds on June 6. D-Forrest had a hard time finding an opponent Neuman gentienced to take him on. DRIVERS AWAIT THE STARTER'S GUN IN THE LOUISVILLE AUTO DERBY SATURDAY AFTERNOON Monarchs In Triple Win Over St. Louis St. Louis, Mo., May 14—The Kansas the St. Louis perils by taking the the St. Louis perils by taking the Rogan Saturday's game: Sunday's game: Fort Bentling, Ga. May 14—The heavy lats of the 24th infantry were too late to take on the soldiers today and the soldiers trooped away on the long end of a 14- to-4 game, bringing their season's total of victories up to 118. In the eighth hining the winners drove in seven runs, the team batting first was the 14th, the first man up, was the first out, and in made the last out in his second trump to the plate. He bounced back a home run on own on base in the second hining. Harvey "Tig" Hayward pitched a steel game for 30 runs, never in real danger. Elmer Trammel had 12 unassisted outs at first base. E. E. 25th infantry ..... 221 001 067-11 12 4 Clark U. ..... 000 030 001-1 6 8 Crawford T. ..... 000 030 001-1 6 8 Trammel; 25th infantry; Hayward and Hampton. 24th Infantry in No-Hit Fort Penning, Ga., May 12—Charley Ponder re-prumbed the Florida A. M. at tawny field here today by giving the winner won the game, 1 to 1, in exactly one hour and 23 minutes. Errors in the sixth inning by King and Hampton spoiled Ponder's chance of getting a shut-out. K. H. I. 2nd infantry .....002 001 009 - 1 - 2 Florida A. M. .....000 001 009 - 1 - 2 24th infantry .....000 001 009 - 1 - 2 Under and Hampton, Florida A. M.; Jones and bragg. FORD CITY GRAYS WIN Ford City, Pa., May 14.—In a fast and well-played game the Ford City Grays defeated the Creighton (Ia.) Grays by 5 to 4. In a game 5 to 4. Campbell featured the game with his pitching, his fast ball being found only three times by the opposing batsmen. RILEE. Creighton. 001 030 4 3 Batteries. Police, Thimms and Ambrose; Campbell and Spandling. Y. M. P. CLUB BEATEN North Chicago, IL, May 17.—The Chicago V. M. P. club was defeated by the Johnson was invincible on the mound for the locals, keeping the 10 hits of the visitors well scattered. G. H. E. Chi. V. M. P. C. . . 000 000 200 - 20 10 North Chicago. . . 000 001 117 — Johnson and McCarter. PART 1-PAGE UISVILLE THE STARTER'S UISVILLE AUTO DAY AFTERNOON Louisville, Ky., May 29—Thousands of fans who saw flying Elyon take first place at Churchill Downs are still here waiting to see the world's fastest speedsters fight at the fair grounds for first place on Saturday. William Rucker, president of the Indianapolis Colored Speedway association, with headquarters at 405 W. Michigan St. and Louisville office, 422 S. Sixth St., announced today through his general manager, Harry Hudson, that all preparation were made for the 50-mile auto race here May 23 at 3 p. m. on the Louisville track at the fair grounds. The race has received the sanction of the National Association of Motorcycle Associations which the Indianapolis association is a member. Mr. Rucker is accredited with being the father of real auto racing among our boys, holding the 100-mile race at Indianapolis in 1997. Harry A. Earl, the financial auto racing wizard, together with Oscar T. Baldwin, the founder and CEO of the Indianapolis Colored speedway, are here backing every detail in order that the Louisville race will back nothing complying with the rules of the Indianapolis Colored Automobile association. This prize money has been placed in a Louisville bank and O. Kel by the national body to safeguard drivers. Louisville is the home of St. Louis, accepted the invitation from Oliver D. Smith, secretary of the National Colored Automobile association, award the silver trophy and $1,399 to Louisville for the Louisville race at the Colosseum at 8 p.m. on the night of the race. The big speedway dance will be held at the Louisville Colosseum at "Long Shot Jack" Sargentgut of St. Louis arrived here Sunday with his mechanics and helpers and new Fronty racing car. He created a big interaction with the Kentucky Derby fans. "Long Shot" was a favorite last season at Indianaapolis before the race. However, trouble to his manifold mechanics prohibited his driving there. The financier Aaron T. Mulone, and L. Wills Cole shook hands with "Long Shot" and told him to take the mechanics with George Jones with his Huff Special will hold up for Cincinnati. He arrived here Monday in his wonderful jobs. Jones is not afraid to burn the gas. A train load of booster fans from the Big Ten can see him fight for the big stakes. This Huff car has won several dirt track races. On Tuesday morning a fast express car brought in a lead gas warms from the Hoosier state. Among those that had their cars there were: Robert Wallace, who will drive one of the hiatus at the 1924 championship, who will this year pilot an R. & R. Special: "Bill" Buckner, who will cap a "B. R." Buckner, who will pilot an R. & R. Special and drive Word, who will drive a Ford Special. William Valentine toured into Kentucky late Tuesday evening with his wife, Karen Baldwin, who is known as "Will Bill" Baldwin, of Mexico City, arrived with two fast wagons to be entered in the Louisville grind. He is to assist his second driver on elimination day. Friday of the week, he will be in Lawson of Shelbyville, Ky., will hold up the Blue Grass state together with two other Louisville boys, who are working hard in their garages to get the last elimination day. There are more total of 22 entries who will fight for the 12 places. All eliminations will be over Friday evening, May 22. James L. 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BERNARD YOUNG, JR. Hampton, Va., May 16.—For all-around brilliancy today’s fourth annual championship track and field meet. held by Hampton institute on Armstrong field. has never been ap- proached in the history of our athletic competition. Nine Colored Imercollegiate’ Athletic association records were smashed in the four hours of dogged and stubbornly fought competition for track and field supremacy. Out of the picture of extreme brilliance and unprecedented action two teams emerged victorious as team champions and relay winners. Hampton won the collegiate championship with 59 points and swept across the line 20 yards ahead of West Virginia Col- legiate institute to hecome the winner of the first leg on the beautiful Madam Walker Collegiate Relay “Victory trophy.” In the scholastic division, Dunbar won a close victory over Bordentown for team championship honors with 32 points. In the relay Bordentown and Dunbar high of Washington, D. C.. settled the question of superiority when Dunbar ran to a new record and a convineing triumph. chests SELMasesiae4: eisieese, seeumege Hampton, Va.. May 16.—For all-around brilliancy today’s fourth annual championship track and field meet. held by Hampton institute on Armstrong field, has never been ap- proached in the history of our athletic competition. Nine Colored Imercollegiate’ Athletic association records were smashed in the four hours of dogged and stubbornly fought competition for track and field supremacy. Out of the picture of extreme brilliance and unprecedented action two teams emerged victorious as team champions and relay winners. Hampton won the collegiate championship with 59 points and swept across the line 20 yards ahead of West Virginia Col- Iegiate institute to become the winner of the first leg on the beautiful Madam Walker Collegiate Relay “Victory trophy.” In the scholastic division, Dunbar won a close victory over Bordentown for team championship honors with 32 points. In the relay Bordentown and Dunbar high of Washington, D. C.. settled the question of superiority when Dunbar ran to a new record and a convincing triumph. helding back te 1th. 1th and 12th [niaees ina Aeld of 1S dd "runners Rhyne of Virsttia Normal was hold- ing Recand position, During the running’ of the second lap Coles and Preston spreded up and ay the end cof the ecard Lae the cerder af the first three was: Oliver: St, aul: Brooks, Union, and Vroston sil Coles wf Hampton. DOAN air af expectaney fell aver |Armstrme field. Rhyne mate a tid ie rerain his position antung. the leaders and passed Coles on the back streteh during tive running of the Mv tay, but inevitably, it seemed. Coles drew up te and away trom htm. At the compiction of the third «tuae- tor Just a fow yards separated Oliver. Heston and Coles, whi ran in that werden The gun signal to the runners that the tinal Jap. Was at hand. brovent forthe an early sprint (rom Oliver. Hore was tobe a bsittte, Oliver wats running a fine mies under tds, for in Preston and “Coles he hid te opnmnents with few peers. On the bark stretch Preston ehal- longed Ofiver for his bead, with Coles feuding just afew inches lehind. Beeston tek the lead, Dusaedty Oliver fwusht fer hie race, Me pulled Up eh oven terms with Preston at the kesinning of the last ture, Pres- ton, hewever, drew awit from Gliver and just at that time Coles spurred and assed them hath, Oliver. had given his best. hut his best was net wnonsh te tinish better thin this. Treston’ finished a few sard= behind Wiles for serond place, “He withdrew feom the half mils suid two nile to sive himself fer a tine race, as it proved later. as anchor mat en the winning relay team. Moore Wins Good Half Hampton's ¢wa half-tilers finished ane. two In the 88-yard iach, Moore took the lead at the start, with An- dersen in second position’ and. Jef feries of St. Vaul thind. “Mearson, West Virginin runner. ditrins the first quarter passal up Jefferies and Anderson te tril Mewre a few vards, The real thrill af the race. and. the setion that mide fone of the best of the dix. wax the bitter contest be. {veer Mewre of Hampton and darks xen of Talon, Two hundred feet fram the finish Jackson pulled away front the pick and challenged Moure for iis ead. He apparently hada zoel reserve, hut Manre accepted his chal lenge nd ran Jackson intn the Eraund—at least out of the race~ tor RO sards from the tape Jackson fell and wis unable to cise and finish, Anilerson eitran Mearsan fer second Bites, Moore's time was 2290610, Coles Cops Two-Mite Run Coles wan the teacmile race with 4 En0d teal over his teammate, Mer- rit. Both tinished with creat sprints, ‘Thompeon «f Uien took third. Scholastic Relay The scholastic relay was the first relay or te run aff. “Three teains competed for the rane. After the first fay TUliside Park high of Durham, XC. owas out af the ree. sy the real git” tay between Dunhar and. Ror- dentown, Geerge sive Burin a tives hard Yad ncer Thick af Tertenturn Then Ligguns maincsined this bea over Tilman. The final lay was run by Richardson for Dunbar and Tol: rts for Bordentown, Richardem Anereased the lead given him hy" tive [yards and finished 19 yards ahead of Toberts., Rordentewn: however, would net accept defeat easity. 3 beet whieh aivounts no doubt far the new inter- seholastie mes relay recep hung up joy Tunhar. Hampton Wins Walker Cup Unley university, Hampton, Chitin university, West” Virginix, St. Pai ant Virginia Normal eempeted for the Masia Walker Vietery cup and Hanipten trephies and the stld med- als given te the winning reas team, Five teams finished, Tinian het Horced ont when Banker fell ex: hausted urine the first tan. Lanesion came trem hehind and gave Thatcher « fivesvard | lead Thatcher i turn ran a fine rare and Ene, Creaee a Mecard advanace Ereare. {allowing Langston's and Thatcher's example. doubled the ad- vantage given him and handed Pres- BUNGLETON GREEN Relend Blehardsen, ranning under Dunhar's entore. wis yarhen the peal orn af the das, fur he sarned far Timself 2 place with the elite nf track athletes when he necotrated the eon: ture daxh (m9 Set xecmnds, Ntridine With wave and absolutely ne just mio: Mion, but smonihiy and swiftly, (leh: arden loayed aerone the Thiel fr fis envivtie hundred sards. record and Pewated Im the 2n-sard Aish by turning tua mark of 22 Kecunds fins. Vesldes these twa records set_by Richardson there were faur eller + TAL AL anarke shattered inthe srholastze division and three tn the collegiate division. One. collesiate Shark wan equaled and one sehetantir quark sas set In a new event. the Tidecwater relay. Yalward “Hargrove of Harnpten throw the javelln fae a pew reened ith «heave of Taz foot 8 dnahen Edward Taylor, whose throw. last year of 149 feot inehes sett rercrd, Biss passed hie old mark when hs Fent ‘the, wooden shaft quiverins through the wir for a distance wf 131 Zee 11 inches. Tho other Uwe records smashed era alse in the felt division. dT. Piero of St. Paul put the 1-paind shet 37 feet 3 inelios to beiter the old mark sf 36 foot Gt, biehes held By Jetson ef Haimeton. Marris uf Wert Vircinia Collesiate foettute vaulted six inches aver the former record when he cleared the Lar in the pole vault at i (oot 6 frehes. "Thuier Raker nf Uampten Alen surpassed the old fark he Thee Inches when ke won seennd pice this event. George Gets Young Cup Cooke of Union equated: the 190- yard tnark of 10 1-5 seconds, The seed demons of Nanhar were not ‘satistied with “the tee, ‘Tine gehievements of Hichardson anid l- fore the day's acUvities wore aver George set a new kirk af 52 secands in the scholashe ‘W0-yard dash, for which he got the Frank A. Young oun, ‘Miller raced to-a new linlf mile mark of 2:4 9-16. Tnnbara relay team, composed of Goorse, Burton, Ligeens and. Rieh- sirdson, whirled aronnd the aval te a few soholastie record dn the mile Yolax, The tine wate 2:3) $-19, Vorlon igh sof Maimisten was ree srenstive fer thie last we BEET sehen fharks, oRMy" Tendon qwde vaulted Te a new rerord af feet 3 inher dou Unton's entry in the Tidewater Palay Rete erdit for the record of Ai8 4-10 in this event Such achievements we these and the fact that more slide, tore spate tors, a finer spirit. and sn enlarging Af the ineet’s sabe ta covet every Thetinn at the. eoumirs.. sem miees These tn charge of the sneer That Hs fe tyer the bessinine™ of what 19 te follow. Defender Cun to Shaw The 440-yard duch (Defender spe- iat brauant forth one of the bet Faroe at the afternann, 1 ws sotie- thing af ay upset, but Herschel Pall taerat shaw oniversity rata heady hind courageous ren te Toad ene of the fastest fields of quarter-¢nitern over gathered en Atmstrens Held, Junius. Lanesten. whe won. the event list sear and whe holds the Present record. of st 2-4. seconds, Titled to place We setting tom killing pare atthe autse. At the crack of the cum, Sayles of Vireinia Normal spurted tnt a lead ef 10 sands sav wis running wel Seth «pace tad, ant he beon able fe inaintain it wenhh have brogsht Tum tn under 30 seconds, anke of Vinten was in Second goosition atid Tamaston in the third wesition, | Vsut- wily setting Iie sten ques and tead- fhe. tamgston lecame dexierite ate yan hitnself out in the tint 269. or Eun yards attemnting te avertake the Tenders Haumding the tast turn he eentontiy was ent of the race, while nese face wae romuns from behind the challenge the leaders. Sayles ated Chalten Thig wow face was tlt af Vatkeien. whacin the heme seteteh, passed everybody te thmeder sew the Thal sards «winner, tsnie eat The Weakening Sales aut for seemed plier tila and Half Mile Thrilling Running wih the came comcum mate sei) that murked bis double Tloore ast gear, eaytaue Reber Foes. Ir. of the Hampton team won A double’ Vietory again today. Ts Sietory in the mile espectally was Sufliclent: tellute ter hia trark Jude tment rnd ability. Re tive etn @niver of St. Paul shat “HAIR-GROOM” Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy, Well-Groomed all Day tS ue Bae Vent OF 4 totteitat a if SMa "4 See. HAE nal tome ESR Set ea a ligidiies) swum fg ere he costs aay) a few fonts tar at any | aime Sere See ei bes e BE | ere i re that By | Satara sho and — Sj well-erenmed ef. 7 fot to the hair 2 Rae tat eaten to > genet avers beak purines and on scciat encantons. Beet wusinees and on 2°02) ampere ne prunborn ee all dav. mm ans style Hare Cm gir Gronm” te ETeaseires 3 2e eg crow tien, neavs, TUETOUS, alee; ST. LOUIS OFF TO BIRMINGHAM —_____— Rirminehan, Nba, Max 22. — Cant door Inui hi’ da ike Stanger Sa ‘caw fund” ant tie. whirls uve tare halt whe HE esa am eg Mona Qe ltry t Iwate Stefanie Stas, it Whe tia” "a fou ssame erick ‘Tine "itafane: whe ave teen sen ting seme” rough, ais, “aes fout'tes int their stride. and. Rath eo parte ig team ta crme eat ef tie ele Eee tponitian nt tie raenme of sme ler poultlett ne the evpenne ine anchor for West Virginia ran a ine race to overtake sample and win second place far hte team. Creston Turned inane of the best Fives af the agin rungiog che tinal suuarter for Fiampten, The shortest man to run Lin 'the relay. he nevertheless gave a thrill to tive syectutars by. his mas hificant striding. Hampta's time ean 298 410, | Tidewater Relay to Union High | Rien zh won ithe special Tide water telus, ayn only. te ish sehests Inthe ‘Tidewater section sf Virsini, after, anth int the second 1ap Rave Wie tostin a tend thae was neve mers takew Two Brothers Vs. One Brother There were tw many. performances that Were extremely wml 1 allow Ah detailed report af them, One. Ine Teyewtine coincidence was that ut Three brothers Leslie taker at Vit= Elna Nermat and Eline sind Francis Taker uf Hampton-—-tahtine pe in several evente, bestie and. Eimer ior area. in the woke wanlt. ne Gunite ond. one taking. (ne. sla fecued.) Elmer Isher wen the high uri, while Framels won the Tish [Supt 3 feet Winches. tie following eliees participated: “Harnpton, hatin, Weer Virzinus Col: Heaiates, Cirginia Normal, St. Pa Mirsiniy Seuinary aid Cailege, Vnen university and. Tuskezee. All Wut site send at least three pnts, Phe following high schwols year ticipated: Bordentown nf New lors Nese tmonar of Washington, tune iiaton at Newport News, (aia ae Hampton, Hallside of Imirhatd, Voor hres ng Dentark, SC. Sanzemond nf Suttalk, Vas Tidewater institute HE Chesapeake, Va samt Nureui et Portsimoutin Four ‘of these his schools. gwt_in the scoring colusims Te ag the, best teams That ate today” ami the action ane color. [Never have sw amanyathtetes aid Schouis "hoe Fopreseated and never haw a finer spirit uf sportsmanship Teen shows tin talay,. Lasers lost without a grumble and’ winaers won With Modesty and joes Winners and losers and many ad~ [Aitlonal schnols Wwsides nee expected Teek mest year for the With annul eet. Teias’s meet, Imwever, wine won ortul and stove. in eharse aed These Who oilieksted deeeree great eedit “the evens, winners and tlle ai points follow: Collegiate _A00.s4rd dash tke, Lan, Bras: Fathone, ees sett eet: ck en anes ‘adoyard Gath Wake, Umrane fret: tian cow Neate secs Honea” tape thet te. 3 eco, Masand dank Defender specials athena, stant taken Tah onnit sass Beet Set Fy ted Fie SH ae: Rosard dash-Mowe, Hampton Artz sn- grentntta, Neen Rants: Wend Sie "Wwe cate Haugen, rats Peston tuamtens ceteya Miter S4,sel! aed Hine Pie Se TePoomile run Cates, araptnn, Ars Mer sits Hameo, scent! "ithe. han Bogard high burdieg taker. “thamoion, fonts cerheome abet secens aniouts TIMP: regcanak mel iE atm Heolerd toe irda’ Surtso Vinton, ant ede erage canon itartee Hames in vie rhgee Se gn and "Site flay WSkcdam Walker tropby) om nt actin skater Taenege? Pemera ieee We Ghent Tectinte” ane ees Rear eating, seems Sh. eat tne arate, “igri, “Sannin, athe SAte eS, Favela ahow ararene, Hampton, 135 t. a tnad eSsuat Ramgion ERT Saunt aes Cee Tet, te to Woe Bieta aoe, mae eth fe enon tS Shorpur- tere, 4. Ma! SF, 3 tm. fess. ceameen fre, A oa aS TG Miveconwatontanr 2 tomo Pefoed jump” enka nin St He 8 on econ: Harries Weer Nirzia, SM, 3 ms is etie vault Haves, Want Nirzrte, 10 tae dn pm eters gga, bs A Bins Sma: taker, Wrcina Serna. Wo Fiih joe -Veanee Raber. Mamoton. 3 11 wr A gta Sr ine coat Heat Woes Wieeing 4B Rtn Ae ‘Srlnee"iiamitens ee nbn” asta.” wench ana chee 8: Pireiy” Ser isi 35 SS Rand, ee Chad unicereig 3 Scholastic Lizard dash Ebhartene Yoke, drt: idee horn ena? Rar, nha IMG ard dash Mlchneti tun, spare Innes cml Hater Ravine Gbcsard teak TErank Yoone. traps cate agin tes plete Reaiclen, SSRIS me eet ti Pies 2 Bard dash Mites, Wanbar, ast: Tn tne Retscanet, nein, oan” ort A tied Sai, “Bet a, iratd iow Nopdligtidesin, tertenin setts Tether Tnmenteng, seep: mek Aemtomine shld thang 1 iW eee Bread’ jan teas. "ierensee Tt eee ee narinan tikes oy ate: stunt toate iter in tie Tilek:$omp. ret Hieinwatan, 3h acre ASee, fe ejuna Se ae sew (Wigves iiontiactony 2 fe4 inthe MRofe eault "icon, Wun Winks 10 on see aie: tome a Th. roels Bipone Sr nee pane Uielgednnnns Att Teonientonen i tMiek. [Fibinant Bonet torent” ite pieetietcrec: seit: Het: Sie Tidewater rie thick srhonte of Tuten ater, Pierce eo rtur eer at EAE Eat neues Mik Natlerns tes cae eke TT a, Scoala pein, partion Wahine: Paka an ie Sabre SM RhinsiNtaher teh Washington, 2, Ror Re SRE MO MEE cand RRS SA aE Sin ah toe AL BROWN IS GIVEN VERDICT OVER PETRONE New York. May 22.—One-Round Al Brown, boxing for ihe trac thne in several weeks. was ‘awarded the decision over Damintck Petrane in the Anat bout of six rounds atthe Commnoneeaith Sporting club Sarure day evening. Eide Flank oehiter, whi Was te have axed. Brawn, for coite HIKHoWwn Feasin failed ta shone at the club, after having weighed in at 2 welnck in the afternoan, Fe= Irene wae the only avallable. boxer i substitute sind, beeruse ef the 31 vearenid rule, thie oat Iyed ts tie ett to sia. sessions. The Bronx lad put up a Zreat serap azdtinst AT and, while he was easily omtpolnted, he showed stuff that had i number wf the wld Tuners saying “sone “mighty” good thimee stent him. Ti the semi-final of 10 rounds Itlack Fall added another vietm tn his list by easily autpointing Joe Pilon, said to he the only ld that BMD) has Tost a decision te during his ring career of Ts battles. Watching the Satur- day Mizht scrap and the apparent ease with whieh the Hebe Cuban it boxed die. it te hand ta understand how the latter ever won a decision ever GIN unless IC haypened & lung tine ze, ‘The little forsiznes peppered Dillon with everything he had, and that was 4 whole jot, hue sloe took IU gamely and stayed the limit, but wax almost out when the final Zong sounded, Till Wire superior te the litle [align at all times during the contest, wuthax- ing, sutpunching and wutquessing Hin aly the was. Several af the rounds showed [ill doing the rope stunts made Ganeus by fonane Dun- dee, Wetter then the Seotel Wop hts done in mans a tnown. RH lwaks Hike ce great Hehter sand, with afew inere contests under hie lett, he will he ready. fur the top natchers, fn an extra four-rounder, because of the substitution for Flank in the star attraction, “Dixie Diamond: and Dave Webber boxed a draw, Me bout wats a eorker amt pleased the fans, shieke MeKean autyeinted Bobby Green in 19 pounds. tne Canamere, former amateur Welterweleht ehen- pion. Kknweked aur imag Medger in the Heat vound #f the six-spot. Hert Lite Hejehn put duck Kaus, Gchitey away inthe Hest round ef the. curudn Varrsture, Va, Mas if—-The tar: Fisture: Shante adeiniaternd antes Retin tn" the at" Brett” nite ot Chitudeiphia 4 white agerewadton, ti the teins af thelr” home. tetenn. Wy The ‘Nee Sada te, hee Bante Siusiied the: offerings og “three Tah pMtehers, Jnmess csiie aw) Swisler, for Arnkive, Tastor and Jackson of the tsianue bli dene white enn, drs tien tnd Utamede strneced toe triples wisn Monicine woe fiver ite tn ads ties iit ang Ternan Sitar hita ta xevon times tae Telding. feature of tive sean thie sv" ainapsisted dene. qias hee Pun fC ge Batata Manger’ Chasieston at fhe Tani ht x home tan, “iattinerNbueaee Wage the tt nin ae the! tinal qeptimintee te the pent tA? vee "Eanetern National “Teague Statin ‘aualust the itacharaeh (urns Races tieeame setow wil he we Beearlane the tiareitiarg lt se iit vce ee EhtladeIp nie. ae atone tininter qian tke: Farrem stale and tater Te Eicrate eur samme Se ie emer iS tows Bea RAE Taree 2 cscmnn ann ata MC Filan 2 Ra a Seek okt Tatteriess oped, Teste, Swizior and kertimans Garduer, “Gistentaner and feta Atlanta Black Crackers Beat Chattanooga 19-1 Vhattanegy. Tent, May tS. nat: te solv thie sivuts “at Clarks farmer Morchivise burton. Ute \ Chatunoasa Teniamnte failed ti deliver amd wore sirmais. rretmerd tie the Atlante Whack Crackers, wht Path ae zh Bis and a ror ne 18 ted. Mehanden, tie Chute Gxnnoga witcher, sens ounted ae wil Te he! Athans batters after the first feo Inuingts each of whem wotlat Wrst tea hits. insides theres home runs Bnd (eur doubles Oye Atlanta Hack Crackers are_new ‘on the road aime Will rettitn to the tier: Bin capital om May 5 tn erase hate with fhe Camp Honnibe nine at Punee de Letom quark ina thteosmame series. ——— CLAFLIN WINS TWO Spartanburs, 00. Mas 1 —alen university. nf Calumbing Se. past a SI EL ht ann anbertetty af toate ure, 260, in exhibition scaines. so Tere footage lame allowed wf doth Sehwete "The first euntest sea wn by The “Draaygetigeie mitbe, tote. amd the selva a fare affites 16 tt S"Giad Masse runnin: and ihe pate hing jaf Rinight were features of tee ties sam oad, Wee Jaret reste ae The Cinfin ‘vieworss I the second af fair Chat” tatters Bambarded three Allen pitehers for 12 Hite. Inetading. sty Gaublels triple: ana a hamer: er NOS 4a Hides RENO og Mant heascablahe beer, Sill meet John "Cannons Rachara tbe, Went Beary glans bree Set cet fai, ates yatta jsn_hefe_on_enday evening. ______'fintchinetodehes of his. Stranded In Louisville FAY SAYS- JEFFERIES TO RACE LEWIS SUNDAY AS ADDED FEATURE TO THORNTON AUTO RACES EARL SANDE Ma here wwe aire again, folks. feeen ating Kinder hicht this week. Backtome wae with the alee rama si wine the fae Sty Seite. W Ag ‘winning horse w 4 Fores it is dane . just atk tines fe 2y news, haselvall o orang thing IBS sige in the pas’ iiring, cone Ik at trains won + RAL tie Derby ae A fe Chorenitt Lae Tien and ath eal eredic ts due iy Hart sande, Te ee Pessible cond Rave wn an ang at the Fay any of the ey ig eae amt lulany other jecker been fareed outside he enukl not have conve back with big mount ta bike the. pole like Sande Nerve—ses, plenty ef it and it takes that svt of merve 10 wh inthe wertl. Last sear Sande was burt says ing inother Jockeys Hite, "ke tie were broken tind his bese tuts in Jared, Doctors gave up, bit net Sunde, Nerve and hate, coupted feith faith. pulled iw thrash, He rime tea tee etebe tain this Sear, Whom he won, the wise anes Shook thelr heads, Then he bebe fp a8 fast cemnyaany ane lost sand the wisneres said, oT tld Van 30." Tie dage were ower ats far ats they sare rancorned, but Saturday iar Duhon purge ware wertten in Sande lige as well tm in the bitory of Tiese racing in this country. Situde rede hie seennd. derbs weiter, The StHD hire one mere. to ze ter eqn Ube great bene Murphy, premio Jokes af all tines, who Won the preat vent tree tines, ‘Sande vene down enn iis baek in Toh, but Hot aut. Avian quay he deaen, tut aot out antes he hint self thinks he is through. andes ride ea good loxson to nang af ous WH the abl hehe SUM Joft much can Iw arenmplished fat with all hope and. faith and datermination zsinte, 10s time to Tower the curtain on fe. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE Another week roll ‘round, "The American Ghints have eepped throne straight tw the Deceait Stars and ia) the moantine Kansas: City has nixed the mags on St. Lapis, wine ning three strait amd gone down te Rirminzham, where they are ralsing ned, Detroit toys the Tease, with the Monarchs pushing Faster {or sees dnd place, As We write the mutes ate min Wine plas ond euch BIN Jefferies will take the wheel nf hie new $5000 special racine ear At Thornton rice trick, 173th and Mal- sted Ste. Sunday afternoon in match rave WHI dng Lewhs, ane of the fastest rivers known, whe hails fenn Thitadetphia. Taevwls will gitot # Frontense sheets, Jelferies. 10 Wil” he remembered, healthe Lent-mite derive at taelians pti List August until forced waite att the Sid nile he a broken water avker ie alvis wae feading the Hell at Slaw thorne until hie eae. was formed inte the fence when he attempted ta take Bewinle turn nthe curve tm aveid iuttins 4 stniied eur. Chiferd dackssn in bis new Dodge spectal, cated the T and M speck, anced bye Lather Thompsen. wil fave the starters ain. Enzine trouble Kept dlaekwun frais qualitsin Inthe Ifvetherme tice last sears anda Iroken Iwam killed hig: honees at Inbar wotin. TAN Carson, Chicago's dirt track kang, in fuvrtio in betting to emp first phen. Walthars Marmon ie in good shape and he expects tn finish in the mance. Tas sone at Hawthorne Walthall won tive rensokitinn race hy settle heads ariving, Frnect Stevens is teeing to ser his Stevens special in shape and tast= minute entries are pouring In. ‘The Trine wil start att oelark. Care Wills Gets Down to Real Work for Weinert Xew York, Muy 22—Iurry Wills has started tealmns in earnest at Gras: Exmmtetinn tr hike Teround tilt ett Gharks Weinert far the lenetit ef the Taian tiecpheat (ani. te hweostaged at fie Tage great: ny dunes ka Wie hased Steen eonods aah settle “deft Clark, avenee Sie the “apie ethos fn itt wens the mest “af hast week, Cnéortunatels Hatre will meninably he aalinant the sarees of tian tar grt Peat aes, ae the We fellow let a vicina Like i That waushesteene Sy ehs Back dear paris” parateg a Wm. Se end act nt this manag WH sean ae hie nartesieznalia inn te John “Cennare Bacharach park. ats Tantie Citse where che Will puton the Tem huge taateek Of he, trainin, day the percentage column is shiteine. Hirmingham got Crawford back as manager nnd Patterson Is now Inokleeper and, business, manazer ft the club. The change. there Much tacald the Glick Barons Minstderabte. | Memphis fs making Thdianapelis suffer a bit and Foster Eors to the Hanser city. this. week Tor tite games. which ought to iit the "Whieagw team hele tn fest phie Detroit, will” fine things hard in Kanoay Cy, bie xhould with thelr Ditching stuff going ond get a Eoad hredk. Thee umnst win to eta first piace. “the Teague rave which looked like "a Funaway for either the Chins or the Rane City club sr i fishy “between, those. two teams. looks bit different, Detroit seems, Tobe pinch in weitenee and silt he Until the ent of the sensan, HAMPTON AND OUR YOUTHS Nine rerorits Wroken—that ts mine Interenifossiate, records — sonverhin Unheard sf fn the history of: the Colored Unterenttegiate Auinietie 8 Soriition, Campetition was. Keen. We sere shed to aww that sur Gould fae aevunnplished. We hope tare inore collec entered next Sra. Wilhrtaree fell ye the wayside, so dit Wiley Bisk and othe shunts There is ne need of alde-stepning this event, the Tiunpton relays are Un be the Penn relage. nf ar Ree, HHhorn Sou have it in a nutshell, “The nest arcupnlished we thinze—tnterest in the meet an in The athletic. Wovelspinent of the South, which ie now greater than Tit ever su it bs mot Kreat enouzh, ‘The Defender sives a cups ach year nave for the enilegiite quarter nile, "Frank Yeung donates one for the high schol unarter tile. The Manian G2 J. Waller company: die ates one for the mile. elas tools Inchate ta be. won three times by tiie aehool before heeming the fermanent poaperty: at eame. THannten wot the first Tegan. the Walker trophy... Fantkner 9¢ Shave university. Haletsh, Nt, wok the Hiafender trophy inek hese. and George of Dunbar high, Washing tone D.C, kot the Frank Weung traits. RM hat ie well and good, But that fant enungh, i aan xottings busy hefore the snow ties aud when go. to Hampton for the iifth annual mect next. Sear Titel ter eaery along sia ue seven silver emp. Same zoo folks stil live in the world wher are willing te elie the Sutin men a his Kae Senne whey Wi give. to, encourage the physival development tour youths and fer clean amateur come Kea analifying will face the starter’s un in the biz event of 39 miles. Others Sei take their places. in the linecn Tor the ewnselation tacey the frst sn thie jrrnceam after the: tris “The prize money for fret plates i the hig event. ig gt second pave Sho, and thied, $a Pauptieate Weiss In came at atte, Po all ears enterel in ‘tie aemite etn ‘and. muking a least one hi $25" Wil he miven the detven ‘Tickets are oi xile at the sate, rhe siimissinn fs S1:t0, "Autemodiie exke Halsted St, scratch mati te the Entrance. Maved road all the way" Street ear patrons take’ Halsted &t ar south fron 63d St Wirect tw the Sate. wing to the fact diay Leatsvite fs only" 408 tales from Chicazo avis ers faSing part Iw the race there an May Bare “maked ‘te make. last-minute omries, Sirivers whe wish to enter “can write a wine Willkam detferics, man: ager, 2058 Prarie Aves Chivage, 0 call Calnmet 435, | WILMINGTON BREAKS EVEN galitimalen. NS, Voc May ti=The WH ming ey Vocal! nd tne tami Mardin tide een ote teas a shrub hecoes the Whctere spine hs fivener StS aed the home aes, he Secon saame, Ii ty Sache we calle fin" the cicitis Unsing’ tease a Sate! Paina, former uel tor ie ttt boirsh Tpitess pitched the cect fem Aguined the. Peabimauce and while he wae hit freee" we war haved wp bs ssest irs siding * Ketanacs 24. 1 08 HOB Ha Z—4 Capiinde NW Tam ban aoe Seewnd ganie= i Petey H208 001 Hes eed CDE oa 0 tly seg tO DAWKINS FINISHES SECOND New Hiven, Conn Max 32 —Erie UGiwkins ok Simywesine igh sehwel. Nowe Varies whee Wil temper tn the Pedine” Setiat AuHetien ease hanes plensinips in Rroalden Saevrdas. Gpisheed Sociol in the Toaexard. fash a late Witdermuth twhitey af barbreok. fed. fish ar the 2a Vale “Interecbolvetts Fetch Ist here saturday yfternnen Tire dari wae wavered In 10 Bet sorande We Reod af Wace Granse, Sd sh sehnnp was ceeond in the €avsed run. hein defeated bx Monrne of lawrence: Nite shocker Neve fersey” anstieutien: or ee So KENTUCKY DERBY WON BY FLYING EBONY AFTER CROWD IS DRENCHED AT POST TIME eer ee tere ty, Th There i Jnutining. that coult tnore aptly wes Serie the runnin af the sist uct Shistle nf Kentucky, the Dierbe that [the Words.of at old fsemer, standing jetose be, who remarked: “Ts kun JV ihiok thac it Sen vould pur Ste on, mt he womb win the Dern." itursettesty aid nia ova the n= ning of the stints vhessies Mat the Jheains of the jweinier rider ef Amer: Hea xutding the horse that waste te ‘erowned chithyplon warked sand Mihar Cietury was chalked up far srl “Sante. CT Rentucks. the ame af the ther: jwsnhbored, went weil sith anthisesan Hvor sie uf hier ann prviets, tere Ha farin ‘ih Chebstian eines. shea ithe sasterners tht she still rile {Suvsrcinve inserting ¢uet battles, jy Fist “Riwny. a Talt-lrmther Zee. whivk Saray yilnted te vivturs Htiws gears az aver the sume tri won Tay oe tnargin Ca teneth vl half siect “Captatn Wade whites ha Hwee ‘his ony contender durin, tv jFinnuing: ef the Deeley. Sin of ah twcre a delvinge thie, The: ttibe wt (lewd, A. Cnetiram, anor af Elvin Toate a semietead we Sega EEE Slaciad reed nig Elven Bee Camiptts ette “Heaps Fine arieee,“Saomritns “the apie UeTd odd Ge Mehere fs oe SE roar SNA sda eles was £60. th j flan wont ¢ tae’ Baae” ae Basing ea Esai ect oan neduneat i ste nue tisha ne CU gmtagttete Sesund ae {Peastien, dete canal tad Feet {fH ie totehere wen EESH tn pace a Bh tame SN a Et tn th {ute te paid S30 ‘aso, dob wh fae ceupied in thee tetting With ste [Risne Mtsing Ebany, whe had never Year 3 tran un "the Phuehth bees tea tFesmd ter food the, stinel nt anaes [etiam when ee tener in the Hes ith the stir Meta ams ae 9. 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WEAN fat the Tearle Qhuane to tee fin Wathen and ether adornments Were sevoind mutters sempre to the Hunhing at the Tehy There Wet pot enbagh rote to covar evursinaiy aad the fain played Wo fae Shrited! Terestow that had taken manthe fe design, “millinery: ereationa that had eat’ Smit fortunes ant rrara thar had been fashioned with the critical mye of aCeriterion were riled in the twhakllng stan ee The “gate sbeolyts showed that the tyrzeve “crowd that had ever witnessed the funning. Wf a Kentucky Derby ionaedl thiroigh. the meneiiles tast Sars rds. “Many Chiragrans were seen at the “teaek Same had motored down din) ethers wont hy rail Some" nf those” seen were Weillam ocean, Canis Barnett, Capt, Renate Hees earieg” “Tick Lashley, Pat ivTigerdate. China. Tmvenpare, David Wathen fie nhaon Ernest’. smith, seit” 1 cive. "Sug" Murrell, George [HE Un, Wilkie Beane, Samuel Plate (Franke Herren. lr denn. Kennedy, te [Reddnson. deshua Hall, ‘charles Kiedy. eT ton. Merny” anit: Mee. “Barl Dickerson, . Altern “and! ates a. “Es Patterson, Me and Mrs. Walter Spends and tlielr [Rests Mises Jessie Jones ‘and Trids) Kastor. Me and Stes. James Walker, Mr and’ Sire Witham Lewls Mr aid Mes, Sot SWietd. Mr. and Mee Bronk tslwards, ar. and Mra. Roy. i: Ab nansder amt Mr, and Mes WW. Siemps Dine Martie Thornton, Mra tae 6. WAIN Mra AS” Thayer Mire. ISSN MEL Clarence oteman, Mew Thomas oie Cand ae "suet. Mrs En in, Glencoe: Mrs, Mabel Beit. Mra stan “Whandter’ Sent and’ atts, “Katie EN Sulze and Mee, W. © Houston, Gary, ini: Mecand Mrs Themas Notel3, Day- fen. Obie: Mr. and Mes. Mose Stoore “Museen “rite: Dr. and” Mfrs. Thomas | Wenviell, lexington. ex.s Mey and. Mrs fie’ Perkins. Lexington. Kya Harry Taviv, St. Loble, and fapa Dee, Dee fon Rush left for Birmingham atter Stitlac's same againet the Cermaces. And he took with him Crawford, whee as een” assisting [abe Foster with the American Chante Tatterssm, whe hus Tern manazing the Birmingham Tek Tarans. 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