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BAR SOCIAL WORKERS FROM HOTEL LUNCHEON BATT RIVALS USE STREET TO STAGE DUEL A woman is called to have caused the death of one man and the serious wounding of another when the two met at 51th and State Sts. Monday night and attempted to settle a former quarrel over her with bullets. She is said to be Miss Rose Harlan, 2551 Federal St. The men who fought the duel are married and the father of two children, and William Bynum, 25, 3655 State St. Garrett, shot through the south from the scene of the shooting through an alley between State and Dearborn Sts. and died in a pass in the rear of 3125 Dearborn St. Attempts to Fice. Dryman, porpoised by Policeman Napoleon Sutton of the Second district, sat in the back of the room. He answered the officer's command to halt by turning his gun on Sutton, who fired several shots at him, and then ran to the command of the policeman and surrendered. He was taken in the Bridwell house, where he was held, and that he would recover. Harrett's body was taken to Major & Miller's mortgage 2014 State St. where an inquest was held. He was 11 at the Station Ave. station. Questioned at the hospital by Sergt. Raymond Green of the Station Ave. station, Dryman said that he and Garrett had gathered on Saturday night over Miss Harsin and that Garrett had gathered on then, the bullet grazing his cheek. Duel Is Staged The dispute caused the men to gunning for each other. According to a relation of the slain man, Garrett W. Lambert, the man was intended to kill him on sight. Square Lambert, 5239 Lansdale St., a witness to the duel, said he was standing in the corner and said, "Will, I want to see you." Bryum then asked, "What do you want to see me for." Then both men, the bosons and beginuring at each other. About 12 shots were said to have been fired with a mounted back shot. Bryum as he fired at the latter, while Bryum, in the face of the bullets, slowly advanced upon scarlett, A. 2539 W. Lambert. The police warrant for have failed to find Miss Harlan, the woman over whom the men are said to have fought. Gets Hubby Out Closet; Whips Girl New York, June 12-Mrs. Anna Garfield, 18th Second Ave. wife of James Gather, a restaurant owner whose business through the East last December. Late Saturday night to a running house where they found her husband with a young waitress, and then bounced on the girl. Now she is going to another dance, while Mr. Garfield, 21st St., the waitress, is confined to the Haven hospital. Miss Taylor, the police state, was employed at Gather's restaurant, 655 Fifth Avenue, where she attended programs at Gather's jersey and the girl was discharged several months ago. Shortly before Miss Taylor was died, Mrs. Gather assisted, she had found her husband in an embarrassing position. At the Robinson restaurant in the Lafayette building, Seventh Ave. and Mr. St. where Mrs. Taylor was died, Mrs. Garfield attended her attention. Saturday night, Mrs. Garfield notified detectives of the Boulm agency and Miss Taylor's room was staffed. Gather's bed was cleaned and the door flint had been broken before he could be brought out. STRUCK BY AUTO STUCK BY AUTO St. Louis, crossing the street at knotton laud, and Dementon Ave. Thursday afternoon, Sandy Johnson, 512-325-2222. A market St. was struck by an automobile and entered internal lanes and to be the property of John Garrett, 5225 Westminster Ave. [Picture of a man with a mustache and a dark suit]. DR. DAN H. WILLIAMS Prominent physician and surgeon of Chicago, who was voted a degree of master of science by Howard university. Dr. Williams, who has been practicing for 38 years, is one of the most eminent surgeons in America. He was the first surgeon in the world to perform a successful operation upon the human heart. DR. WILLIAMS HONORED BY HOWARD "U" Washington, D. C., June 3, Dr. Hale Hailman, pioneer surgeon, has been honored by the trustees of Howard university. That body is recent session voted to confer on Dr. Hale's degree of Master of Science. This is a distinguished and unusual honor, though well meted by the doctor, who has lived a truly professional life and has been a valuable asset to this and other communities in which he has lived. His painstaking devotion to his work through 25 years of surgical experience places in the hearts of all mankind, Dr. P. A. Johnson of New York City, in a paper read before the National Academy of Medicine, Va., among other things, said: Dr. Daniel Hale Williams stands out as a most unique example of surgical technician today one of the most brilliant surgeons and laxy of the world's surgeons. The surgeons throughout the world one to斗癌 a lasting gratitude for the care they provided to the heart could be sainted and for the invention of a particularly arranged knot by which the delicate issuance of the spleen could be ligated to prevent hemorrhage of the organ. Dr. Williams spends into interpersonal forming the most successful operation on the human heart. Because of the efficiency, he has been an associate on the surgical staff of St. Luke's Hospital. It was centered on the doctor by Walterfer university in 1993. On Nov. 15, 1913, he was made a charter College of Collegeurs, an exclusive organization of the most distinguished surgeons of America and Canada. JOHN SMOTHERS GETS LIFE IN PEN FOR WIFE SLAYING John Smothers, 4185 Walsh Ave. who shot and killed his 15-year-old wife, Helen, on the evening of March 11, pleaded guilty to a charge of murder Monday before Judge Charles Willifax and was sentenced to life in prison. She stood for his wife while she held their young baby in her arms because she had left him on account of his cruelty and had taken the baby with her. He poured boiling water over her body as she lay dying on the floor begging for a drink of water, swelling in the testimony of witnesses, given at the courtroom in injured. Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY TH SENTEN CLER FIVE GIVEN TERMS IN PRISON Pensacola, Fl., June 5.—Sentences ranging from one to five years and fines of from $250 to $1,000 were imposed upon five white men, who were convicted in United States court last Thursday on peonage charges. Four of the men were convicted on charges growing out of the holding of one man, Tim Washington, in peonage, while a fifth was charged with having forced men into his employ against their will. Given Five Years Each Guy Hall, who owns a farm near Anderson, on which Washington was held in prison, was sentenced to five years in the Atlanta prison and a $1,000 fine on a charge of prognose and two years and a $300 fine on a charge of conspiracy to violate the federal law against prognose. Bruce T. Jones were tried with Guy Hall on the conspiracy charge and all were found guilty. The trio were sentenced to two years' imprisonment and Bruce Hall was found $300, while other two men were found $250 each. Charles Land, turpentine operator, and Calhoun county commissioner, who was convicted in the United States court two weeks ago on prognose and forcing of men into his employ against their will, was sentenced to one year in the federal prison by Judge William H. Shoepel. Land is held on a similar charge. Alter Sentences In the case of the four men sentenced on the Washington charge, Judge Hawkins directed their sentences suspended after the first year of their imprisonment, for the loss of $500 each by the Hall brothers and $240 by Stinson and Jones. Three other men were placed on the same sentence, and those preferred among the convicted men. They are M. F. Davis, Alfred Land and Dempsey, Thomas Carden of Calhoun county. They are received to the judge, and received to the judge farm. The case has drawn much attention due to the fact that it represeent the successful plea against the morous farm, against the dapeous farm. It is said that steps will be taken to attack similar systems in other parts of the South. BULLETS FLY IN SALOON QUARREL; TWO WOUNDED Washington, D. 10, June 5. As the aftermath of a quarred start in a near-bear-shelf at 221 C. St. S. W. Tuesday, Edgar Williams, 29, 45 town Ave. N. 12, and George T. W. 12, were shot at by James Haddick, 22, 35 thunder St. Williams was shot in the ankle and Stofetreed in the back. Haddick was arrested and is being held at the Fourth preset station. The shooting occurred in the Emergenc hospital, treating the injured and sent to Gulliver hospital, being held for investigation. The cause of the argument is unknown. GUNS President and Mrs. Calvv 24th regiment high school ca- viewed the youths of Dumbarton won by Company G of Armist indicated by the star, Col. N. staff also reviewed the regi- cheered the president and his the drill, an annual affair, wi and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge arrived out high school cadets of Washington, youths of Dunbar, Randall and Shaunny the star, Col. Noburn Morita, milly reviewed the regiment. Twenty-five president and his wife when they entered annual affair, was held. (Story of COOLIDGE FOR REMOVAL OF TROOP FROM HAITIAN PRESIDENT REVIEWS CADETS DRILL THE FEDERAL CONFERENCE President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge arrived unannounced at the regimental drill of the 24th regiment high school cadets of Washington. D. C., last Wednesday afternoon and reviewed the youths of Dunbar, Randall and Shaw high schools. The competitive drill was won by Company G of Armstrong, Capt. Carl Darden in command. President Coolidge is indicated by the star. Col. Noburn Morita, military attache of the Japanese enthassy, and staff also reviewed the regiment. Twenty-five thousand people were present and loudly cheered the president and his wife when they entered the American league ball park, where the drill, an annual affair, was held. (Story on Page 4, Part L.) ASK COOLIDGE FOR REMOVAL OF TROOPS FROM HAITIAN SOIL New York, June 5—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 53 Fifth Ave., has announced that Pierre Hulbertcourt, former member of the Haitian Peace Tribunal and now a member of the American Institute of International Law, who is representing the Haitian Patriotic Union in the United States, has sent a memorial to President Obama in the secretary of state asking the withheldal of armed forces of this country from Haiti. The memorandum charges that in violation of the Haitian constitution the country has been governed by a dictator, and the militaries of the people, by a council of state nominated and dismissed by the president. Mr. Haddock shortened the term of someborn Haitians in Haiti to seven members of the council and appointed seven new members more favorably disposed toward himself, in order to make his continuance in office. Despite the fiction of a Haitian government, Mr. Haddock charges that General Rissell, the American high commissioner in Haiti, convened a power of the country. The fact is DEONAC DEA INT REVIEWS CADE In Coolidge arrived unannounced dots of Washington. D. C., last Randall and Shaw high school long. Capt. Carl Darden in con- trol Morita, military attache- ment. Twenty-five thousand p- wife when they entered the Am- sles held. (Story on Page 4, Par GE FOR OF TROOPS HAITIAN SOIL President Bezos depends upon him for all and everything. Urban restoration is important in Haiti, Mr. Hudson court says. "The U.S. Government has always given the assurance that it does not intend to confiscate or to attempt to confiscate the sovereignty of a weak neighbor. Heavenly Secretary Hinches said: "We recompose the equality of the countries, republish the rights under the law of nations." "There is no reason not to believe such official declarations. However, the Haitian people have a long, years' time has come for this government to prove the efficiency of those various promises and declarations." The Patriotic Union of Haiti, in whole behalf of Mr. Hudson Court, drew up and approved a national emblem, a national organization with more than 20,000 members throughout Haiti. WOMAN CUTS ANOTHER An argument over a loan of money leaves Hosea Johns of 17, 312 Infantry Infantry Welchow, 222 State gs., while they were in New York. Were Koei would with a little by Elise. COPS TAKE PART IN OMEGA PSI PHI INITIATION A recent initiation conducted by Iota chapter of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, located in Chicago, came realily when two midwives were taken to the Staten Ave. police station and placed in cells because they looked suspicious and refused to answer questions. Harold Frederick, University of Chicago law students, and H. L. Krause, a law professor, who had been stationed at 53th St. and Calumet Ave. and 54th St. and Grand Blvd. respectively, as a preliminary to the actual initiation, one, were each approached by a policeman and questioned. Both refused to talk and both were taken to jail, where they were forced to when the initiating party called the station and reported them missing. Others to take the path to Omega Psi Phi Potter, H. Ford, L. Morris and Rascoe Roberts, University of Illinois school of pharmacy. BADY GAINS FREEDOM FOR PARENTS WHO STAGED FIGHT A little chick stood between them as belts Taylor and his wife Wim Taylor, stood before Judde J. H. Chase, charged with cutting the other. Mrs. Taylor claimed that the argument started between her and her husband when he returned after having bought the office t-shirt shop and clogged with the key. When it was determined that the baby's fate was in the balance each of them was placed on probation for six months. NATIONAL EDITION BUSINESS PARTNER IS HELD BY CORONER IN HUDDELSON SLAYING James Huddelson, 37-year-old postoffice clerk, was shot to death at 9 o'clock Saturday night in a delicatess store at 2353 Calumet Ave., operated by him and Mrs. Johanna Phillips, 25, who reside together on another floor of the Calumet address. Circumstantial evidence woven from the testimony of witnesses, indicated both suicide and murder. But a coroner's jury decided that murder had been committed and it ordered that Mrs. Phillips be held on that charge, following the close of the inquest Monday at Calhoun & Scott's morgue, 41 E. 31st St. BAR SOCIAL WORKERS AT HOTEL FEAST Welfare League Draws Line at Luncheon Washington, D. C. June 5-Prepidence in this city scored another point Thursday and Friday when the Washington regional conference of the Child Welfare League of America held its sessions at the Raleigh hotel, 12th St. and Pennsylvania Ave. The welfare workers of our place were barred from the most limestone buildings and lunchroom feature which had been arranged by the committee. All of our welfare workers withdrew from the conference except three probation officers attached to the juvenile court. Ross thiny, Joseph I. Johnson, and E. T. Settles. Southerners Present The conference began on Thursday and ended on Friday. Representatives from West Virginia and Delaware, Virginia and West Virginia, and District of Columbia were present. Among the important lectures delivered at the luncheon were by C. J. S. Schoenker, Samuel S. Schoenker of Salt Lake, M.D. Members of our race had been invited to all meetings, but on Wednesday one of the most prominent social workers of the city, and affiliated with the board of children guardians, received a note from the committee two regional conference luncheons are not open to Colored workers for the reason that the Raleigh hotel in North Carolina was closed. The matter was taken up with the management, but to no avail. Protest Is Made Mrs. Laura Bruce Glenn, in charge of the Rhode Island Ave. office of the Associated charities, upon request, sent a very strong letter to the committee of arrangements in conference lunches at the intellect, and the meet on last Thursday morning when it was definitely decided that our Peace would not be admitted to the luncheon. We requested the discrimination and announced her withdrawal with that of 35 other workers who retired from conference. Indicating亦效应, indicating the discrimination. 22 PAGES CHEON NATIONAL EDITION * PRICE TEN CENTS MAN OWNERS TERY ARTNER IS CORONER IN ON SLAYING Old postoffice clerk, was shot to death in a delicatessen store at 2253 and Mrs. Johanna Phillips, 25, floor of the Calumet address, ten from the testimony of witted murder. But a coroner's jury committed and it ordered that large, following the close of the Scott's morgue, 451 E. 31st St. When Sergeants Seanion and Melvin and Officers McDermott and Cloanon of the Stanton Ave. station Phillips sitting on the front stance of her home in a dazed condition. In the store the police found Huddelson dead, shot through the heart. He had been drinking, they said, and in the store he was drinking, they said, and in the store and a wine glass were found on the counter. "I didn't kill him. He was drinking in the store and attacked me and I ran out," Mrs. Phillips said. Avenue, and Mrs. Wattle Whitney, 2531 Calumet Ave., said they were talking together in the street not far from the store when they heard two shots and saw Mrs. Phillips run. They asked, her about the shooting, but she made no reply, they said. Saw Woman Bun Rena May Halford, 11, a schedlist, 3247 Calmlet Ave., said she was in hospital after a shooting occurred, the saw Mrs. Phillipine from the store after one shot was tired. A few seconds later, the girl said, she heard two more shots. It believed that Hudsondee shot himself. Force was given this theory by the statement of Arthur Johnson, 4529 Calmlet Ave., Johnson said that the latter told him Wednesday that he was worried, that "things were not like they used to be," and that everyone was either or two. He asked Johnson for the loan of his revolver, the witness said, and expressed the desire to see his brother, whom he was divorced, and who is sold to live at 4199 Vincennes Ave. Makes Querr Statement Mrs. Jennie Turner, 245 Calumet Ave., said she was in Hudsonville's store Saturday morning and that she told her then that he felt like she was in a lot of trouble and "when it's all you'll know it." On advice of her attorney, A. L. Williams, Mrs. Turner refused to testify at the inquiry. CHRIS ANTHONY IS SLAIN IN HIS HOME CHRIS ANTHONY IS SLAIN IN HIS HOME Chris Anthony, 45, was shot and killed shortly after I clocked Thursday morning in the second floor of the 144 Chelsea building, 144 Chelsea, Dallie Hause, his handmade, Anthony was shot in the right arm, right side and the left arm. He was shot from the front by officers McMackan and Walen or the Stanton Ave. station, arrested Mr. Hadley. She said the police that she saw him was a man who roamed in her home, she said, and they had an argument over some money. This day morning he came into her room while she was in bed and threatened her with a knife. Then she seized her, robbed and shot taken to Hillary's apartment. RIOT BREAKS OUT IN GIRLS' SCHOOL ELEVEN INMATES OF PENAL INSTITUTION ESCAPE AFTER FIGHT WITH WOMEN GUARDS More Students Graduated From Southern Colleges ```markdown ``` Columbia Marshalltown, Del. June 5—Ari broke out in the Industrial School for Colored Girls one night last week. He was in a room with a two-room room for cross-examination in connection with the escape of Kizik abeth Nelson and Pauline Davies. Amid the wild scenery of the cabbells girl softened an iron bar, plowed Iosea a screen and called other to follow her in escaping. When Superintendent Mayfield, Manager of the perpetendent Beatrice Lockridge attempted to block the way, they were threatened and attacked with iron bars and an iron bar. Eleven girls then escaped. According to authile information, the Nelson and Davies girls had escaped earlier in the evening. When they came back, the police sought to force some of the girls to inform, and when no volunteer was forthcoming, the inmates in the room kept silent. When until the desired information was forthcoming. Ning Recaptured Immediately after the riot and escapes, the New York State Highway police and the New York County yorkhouse. Inside the building, officers were positioned in a larm near the building. Nassau, Tenn., June 12—Rose C. B. Brown, president of Clark Memorial University, the commencement address of the A.M. and L. State college at the 12th commencement celebration on May 22, 2014, and the people presented to Commissioner P. H. Harmed of the State Board of Education for diplomas of the President W. J. Hale, all of these were awarded the degree of fachior of Science, the others finishing the vocational department. 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Solitary commitment is separate rooms for each of the offending girls, with no conversation with the board, until their mistakes and manifested readiness to conform to the rules. At last reports Elisie May Harrier, Elizabeth Nelson, Alice Warwick and Mary May Harrier were large, fierce and the Wimbledon teetive and police force were active in the search. Affairs at the school were said to be normal once more. science; Christine Alexander, dramatic contest; Silver medals were won by the students making; Pamille Hurst, domestic science; Mary Gudger, dramatic contest, and a check for $400 to Mrs. Z. Hale, summa cum laude honors. special trains from Knoxville, continuation Memphis and internship students from throughout the state on Monday, June 1, to attend the annual summer session. The total enrollment will probably exceed 1,200. ALABAMA STATE NORMAL The school is under the supervision of the Fourth District Baptist Association, which is united from the high school and 17 from the grammar school department. CHARGED WITH GUN ATTACK Little Rock, Ark. June 15—On a sunny day, a student with a gun and an ame. White Johnson, 1308 W. 12th St. was arrested by the police early last Friday. Mrs. Minnie Harper, 1120 Pineville with having attacked her. THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE MASSACHUSETTS UNION OF MEN *Memphis*, Teen, June 5.—The first annual meeting of the Tuskegee National Alumni association, the first national gathering of local alumnae association representatives ever held in this country, met here May 27 and 25, with delegates from 11 states and 15 countries attending the session. Of the National Urban league, preceded with Registrar R. S. Darnaby, editor of the Alumni Book, Dr. ars Prince Kojo American Prejudice Crowd Hears Prince Kojo Flay American Prejudice --- Fully 500 persons applauded vociferously Sunday night in the Cameroon room of the Mortison hotel when Prince Kojo Torvalon - Houenou of Bahamore, Africa. He studied one of the most thorough arrangements of America's inclination to a white audience in this city. The occasion was a funeral for the Fellowship member, given in honor of the birthday an- The prince began by relating an incident that occurred last fall when he went to the zoo in his linen closet. There, in one of the cages, was a chimpanzee. As some as the chimpanzee around in his cage, and when I approached the animal stuck his hand through the bar and offered to shake his hand. I knew his greeting in order to quiet him. That, my friends, was the most cordial greeting I received in Chicago. From that point, Prince Kojo, a student and scholar, a person of rare cultural attunements, told the militant at the hands of Chicago's police. He told of how he had entered the second-rate eating stall of the Clark St. in company with a Dutch sculptor and an American woman, both of whom are well known in Chicago. He told of how he had been insulted by the head writer and later boasted by policemen, whose slutty was to see that he received protection and courtesy. real life, and led by the heaven, by was to see action and ado silent by the is lightless ish, of the Sounds like a big figure, and it is big. That many times during the year people go to their nearest store to buy clothes, to get food, to get treatment, and Soap, because they have come to depend on them to keep their skin free from pluples, bleaches, lumps, eczema, rash, letter, "breakout." 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Abbott on not forger that there is a dark con- tinent, human, I am from Africa, but I have spent much of my life in France, I have schools of Europe—and now I must admit that I am tired of it all. I people, though more sons of the soil, are honest. Where there is no sham has not yet been introduced. Ends in French There was a wild outburst of applause when the prince, after apologizing for knowledge of the English language, concluded his speech in French with a glowing tribute to Walt Whitman. He spoke on the same platform with the prince, a Professor Boynton of the University of Chicago, department of Engleh, and educator, and textbook of the American literature; Linda Jones, editor of the Chicago Evening Post; Miss Beatrice Colly Hyman, writer and educator, and Major Thornton A. L. Hyman, chairman of the Congregational church, Stephens Marion Reynolds, lawyer and secretary of the Western Writers' Association, Dr. Morris Lyehchem, chairman of the Fellowship, introduced Mr. Reynolds. James made a special tenor, renders a poem accompanied by Miss Marion Lyehchem, daughter of Dr. Lyehchemel. Prince Koho, who came to Chicago in 1915, became the University of Paris, desiring being a practicing attorney at the bar in France, he is editor of Le Conte French capital. During the World war he was wounded while serving - Hokkaido Photo, behalf of the Hokkaido Association, of which he is president. Chikugo was murned as the seat of the next gathering, which will be held June 10 and 11, 1925. The international church and the Avery Chapel A. M. E. church were the scenes of the sessions. The evening meetings were thrown open to the public. The association went on record as heartily indorsing the present management of Tuskegee Institute. WIFE USES PEN KNIFE TO KILL TAUNTING MATE Trenton, N. J., June 11—Flamer Jackson painted his wife while she stood over him with a pen knife in hand, she stated to police, and that is why she killed him. He taunted her because of her falling health and told her brutally that she no longer had any attractions for him. Calling her vile names, he told her, "I don't believe you would do anything to me." This angered her so that she plunged into his heart, killing him instantly. After the staying she went to the police, who arrested later. She immediately guilt and insisted that she had been driven to her set by her husband's constant brutal treatment, as a medical officer with the French forces. His humiliation in America last week was not the first experience he had home and abroad. It was not quite two years ago when France was forced to issue an ultimatum to Germany, with severe responsibility for the prince being attacked in a Montmartre cafe because he danced with a French girl, a German woman and a Chinese restaurant. 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McGrath, president of the board of trustees of Bellevue and Alpine, our group seeking to have Race doctors admitted to the visiting staff of Urtown hospital, that he was "in need" to see them realized, but that the majority of the present staff of the hospital threatened to leave if Neptuneians were allowed staff privileges." The committee held that for two and a half years efforts had been made to staff the clinic. They pointed out that this was vital since without this privilege no physician of our line can be available. Harlem hospital, a city operated institution located on Lenox Ave, between 125th and 131th N. in the Bronx, has a population of at least 200,000. They further brought out that 60 per cent of the patients are of our line, and are now forced to have white doctors. Taxed for Hospital It was further shown that the taxes that go to keep up this city owned and operated institution are more than met from resources originating Dr. West Resig of Schools Dr. West Resigns as Head of Schools in Baltimore Baltimore, Md., June 2—As the result of dissatisfaction by board members, said to have been brought to the attention of superintendent of public schools, recently named Prof. Charles W. Reynolds, now principal of the Booster T. Washington high school, Norfolk, Va., he said, the head of the schools, at the request of President Field of the board of education, tendered his reservation which was immediately accepted by Superintendent West had been at loggerheads with our citizens for two years, having been opposed particularly by the Parent-Teachers Federation, led by Mrs. Laura Wheatley. Surveys Schools When Dr. Strayer, Columbia university expert, surveyed schools here in 1820, he recommended a threease course for our students and our schools as in Washington, Dr. West, however, sought to place a figurehead officer in and later appointed Prof. Russell, now principal of the school, to be the head of the accepted, thinking his appointment was a real one. On his arrival he was humiliated with a threease position with no actual authority, but with the high sounding, empy title of "supervisor of Colored schools." He was even denied the right to pay one word about the high and training of the officers, but he blind for months. To cap the elitax he was paid a measly $2,500. After two years of waiting, trainees were offered promises and made bitter by the deposit of humiliation on every turn from his superior, Prof. Russell realized in the summer of 1834 and from August, 1834, until April, 1835. 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The fact was brought out, too, that the city payroll for Harlem hospital includes at least 100 positions, such as cooks, chauffeurs, clerks, stenographers and superintendents, but not one was filled by a face man or organization. The North Harlem Medical association is also on record as favoring this more. It is pointed out that Harlem has numerous competent nurses, and the hospital served from one to two years as internes and resident surgeons in reputable hospitals. They number among them graduates from such universities as Syracuse, Howard, Long Island Medical, Harvard and Flower hospital. Prominent Doctors Present The meeting was a follow-up to the one held May 25, since the Mayor desired Mr. McGraw in person to hear the committee's claims and to state the commissioner's hurdles of the City Induction of the Dr. U. Conrad Vincent, Dr. Gouffre Nurse, Rev. A. G. Garner, Rev. Robinson, James C. Hubert, J. A. Rogers, and Mrs. Augusta Corbin constituted the committee. Mayor Hylan and the committee are said to have promised a careful study of the pieces presented. his cheap, meaningless $2,500 him up sleeve, until finally he made an offer to Prof. Reynolds, and it is now that our people at once got busy, and it is said that the board of education became convinced that the new appointment was not the man for the job, but the man for the business, made a strategic retreat by hastily resigning shortly after his acceptance, remaining at his old Virginia post. Disregarded Needs It has been handled about openly and often that Dr. West, who is said to be the "best" southern traditions about our people, constantly disregarded the needs of our schools, failed to their grouping needs, refused to use the ramshackle structures and persistently refused to give our teachers, especially those in the high and middle schools, relevance to the white teachers. It is a known fact that many reputable high school teachers have left Baltimore to teach in Washington in order to secure other educational discriminations. Just now the board is said to desire to secure "a high class man" for superintendent by raising the salary from $5,000 to $12,000. Since citizens now expect that a salary of at least $5,000 a year will be found for "a high class man" of their group to head their schools. They further hope that he will put in charge of all our schools here—high, middle, and lower schools. We will have sixteen real power. This it is contended, is the only way to reduce to a minimum the ill which are suffered here with a segregated school system. We need Dapel Miller and R. Maurice Moss are behind this move. 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HOME Associated Business Club Has Grand House Warming The Associated Business club holds its grand opening honour and reception Thursday evening, May 25, at the new A. B. C. headquarters, 3525 S. Michigan Ave. This organization is one of the youngest and greatest societies in the state, as evidenced by this year's club membership. This club was organized by a handful of business men and women, sponsored by Robert S. Abbott as president, and by the secretary and treasurer, for the purpose of the establishment of a policy of co-operation in the interest and welfare of the business community, as the greatest service for the welfare of the entire community. Without it we are bound to have decreased in population and extensive raises in salaries. This is directly traceable to lack of centralization, and the secret of success in all lines of business. Welcome Guests The guests were not at the door by Mr. Augustine Jones, Mrs. R. C., the and Harry Neck, both with the rehearing committee escorted the guests through the first floor to the second floor, later the second floor with the rehearing committee escorted the area the officers of the A. B. L., and the theatrical department of the Music School, T. Theo Taylor, president. And on they went to the third floor in the orchestra under the direction of J. Jordan played entrancing dance music. At the banquet table, in the banquet hall, which occupies the basement. Nadine Rouge, 25c — gives dashing high color THE CHICAGO DEFENDER BARS B. C. HOME Business Club House Warming David McGowan presented Mr. Abbott with a green gold, Waldemar chain attached to a large bell. B. C., in genuine half pearls, Bath of these emblems were designed and executed by R. B. Formandis of the A. B. C. In addition, he is also a member of the A. B. C. Several lamps were donated for the occasion by Mine. Killey. These gave an Fosters Community Spirit Now Has 1,000 Members Following the silver business convention of the National business League of the American philanthropic process, today, half a year since that notable convention, the Association has grown from 225 and over a 1,000 paid members. It has purchased and remodeled a building on Michigan Ave. for the purpose of a new building, 2622 Michigan Ave. is a very impressive and adequately furnished worthy sign of the permanency of the organization in the life of Chicago. Sunday evening services are held at the weekly midnight meeting at the A. M. headquarters building, 2622 S. Michigan Ave., each Thursday, when some prominent luminaries in the general purpose of the organization Montgomery, Ala., June 5.—Following an altercation, which began about a quarter of the day, Robinson and Gregory Ses. Dudley Bass was shot and instantly killed by Boyer Beeler late Saturday night. Boyer Beeler had not yet been located by the police. The two men were engaged in a lively card game, in which it is believed, money was involved. Bass became amazed at the other's said, and made a move toward him. Then Beeler drew a gun and shot Bass through the heart, killing him almost instantly. WANT $2,700 A YEAR? U. S. GOVERNMENT JOBS MEN, WOMEN, IB UP Counsel female international education aid HERE Dancer Rochelle, R. Y. communicatively CNP need me (1) from specimen STEADY work the copy of journal book, "Gwenn- them! How I sample law in life Check the job you want. | Yellow Mail Carrier (51,000 to 52,000) | | :--- | | Post Office Carrier (51,700 to 52,000) | | City Mail Carrier (51,700 to 52,000) | | Rural Mail Carrier (52,100 to 53,000) | AT HAF WELL KNOWN DOCTOR HURT IN SMASHUP Memorial Day Trip Ends Tragically Dr. Gordon Henry Jackson was painfully injured early Friday morning when his sport roadster struck the end of a cultvert near Cedar Lake. Luckily, the injuries thru him and Chester Brewer, a Chicago druggist, beneath it. Both men ty helpless under the wrecked auto for over 50 minutes until passing motocycle crash. Dr. Jackson and Brewer, accompanied by Dr. Norwood Thorne and A. Fletcher, who were riding in Dr. Thorne's car, were on route to Chicago, to decapitate the graves of Dr. Jackson's parents. The party left the residence of Dr. Jackson, 515 Calumet Ave., about 320 a.m. the Thorne and Fleckleen roads, the lead to the house. When the accident occurred they were at least five miles ahead of their commissions and after waiting for the car to turn and find out what was the matter. Returning they arrived on the scene of the wreck and found seven of their companions from beneath the wreckage. It took the combined strength of seven men to remove their companions from beneath the wreckage. Both men were rushed to Chicago in Dr. Thorne's car, Dr. Jackson, upon examination by Doctors Dawson, James White and Reginald McCormick, from acid burns, a paralyzed left arm and minor cuts and bruises, Chester Fowler suffered internal injury, along with minor cuts and bruises. Los Angeles, Cal., June 1,—Lost rites for Gilbert V. Colly, who was stained in Chicago recently, were held in Chicago May 29, Father Clechman officiated. He was assisted by Rev. S. M. Beane. Several hundred persons were in attendance to pay their respects to him, who was killed in the Angelus building. Mr. Wabash Ave., when he and his roommate, James M. Finley became engaged in a quarrel over money and led to the murder of both of them. At the funeral services Miss Georgia Littlejohn and Mrs. Clara Graucat rendered soles. They were accompanied by Mrs. Jesse Worcester, Arlon Worcester, Mrs. James Worcester, Mack Thornton, T. L. Hedge, and Roscoe Knight were the pall-bearers. Colly was a graduate of St. Joseph University, New Orleans, La. class of 1816. He is survived by his father, mother six brothers and four sisters. INJURED BY HUSBAND Little Rock, Ark. June 5—Mrs. Mary Goldman, 510 McLean St., appled at the General hospital for medical treatment last Thursday night, after having been struck on the head and painfully injured. The woman was taken to the hospital by her husband, but that did not want to have him arrested. The DUNLAP The "Ace" The "Trump" The "Ace" Listen, Mr. Man! LUXURY DUKLAP MOTORCYCLE 1100 SYCAMORE STREET THE BETTMANN-DUNLAP CO. 1100 Sycamore St. Cincinnati, Ohio. Please send me your New Booklet of Di- wear for Men. Name..... Street or P. O. Box..... City..... WE SELL DUNLAP SHOP Brownville, Pa.... Pittsburgh Cut Rate Cl. Chicago.... Twentieth Century Book Cleveland, Ohio.... Curt & Berman, 2306 E. Cincinnati, Ohio.... Irwin Shoe Store, 578 W. Columbus, Ohio.... Herman Rothman, 90 E. Detroit, Mich.... 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Smith told the police his wife reached for a revolver after he had accused her of associating with other men and said that in the struggle for possession of the revolver was discharged, the bulldogking Mrs. Smith just below the heart. BOY, 8, KILLED BY TAXI; HOLD DRIVER BOY, 8, KILLED BY TAXI; HOLD DRIVER New York, May 29—Bert Chapman, K, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman, 117 W. 191st St. was struck in the first attack in a killed while waiting for a surface car at the courthouse and Lenox Ave. at 11 o'clock Saturday night. Ed was rushed to the courthouse by W. 190th St. driver of the car, picked him up and carried him to the Harlem hospital, but the child was pronounced dead when he, accompanied by his wagons, was held on a homie charge. "Chappy" had left home to spend the week-and with his godmother, W. Clayton Chapman. An uncle, Joseph Stewart, had walked with him to the corner where the accident occurred. "Chappy" was a member of the Alysestra Baptist Sunday school. The funeral service held at his home, was presided by Charles Chapman, pastor of Alysestra. Interment was at the Woodhaven cemetery. Man Who Killed Taxicab Driver Is Electrocuted McAlester, Okla., June 5—Having been convicted of the shlaying of a man in the state prison here last Friday, More than 155 persons witnessed Scot's death. Scot was placed in the death room about midnight. Thursday, but presented the same calamities which has been described in the case. At 12:15 he was placed in the electric chair and at 12:20 was pronounced dead. He was accompanied by a large number of spectators who were chained to the chairup to the time of his death. The convicted shayer saw nothing in the electric chair he was asked if he had been electrified. Shortly before being placed in the chair he was asked if he had been electrified. He replied "Nothing." However, just before the mask was lowered he called to the warden and gave him a message for his mother, which was Houston, Texas, June 5—While at his home on Clark St. near Old Aveno, Walter Stevens was shot, injured side and seriously injured early Sunday. Eliza Stevens, wife of the wounded man, was taken into custody by Constable Alex Calm in connection with the shooting. He is removed to the St. Joseph Infirmary. Here are two of the most popular Dunlaps ever designed. Plenty of snap—lots of comfort—real service. The "Ace"—a peach of a style—is a classy button shoe. Has black patent leather vamps, uppers in tan or light grey nubuck. Overgaiter effect. The "Trump" is a bluerock oxford, made of Tony red calf on the famous "Trump" last. Wide extension sole, with two rows white rope stitching. You can't go wrong with Dunlaps. For your protection against instigations the Dunlap Checkerboard Tradesman is on the soles and heels of every pair. If your dealer or any of those listed below cannot supply you, write to us. A new style booklet will be mailed upon request—send the coupon. THE BETTIMANN-DUNLAP CO. (Established 1850) day 23—Fert. Champer, and Mrs. Charles by a taxidermy and lunatically killed while waiting for a surface car at the Lincoln Center and Lepoax Ave. at 11 o'clock Saturday night. Ed was a rider on St. 100, St. 100, dr. 81, st. 100, of the cab, picked him up and carried him three blocks to the hospital, but the child HELD FOR SHOTTING Howard to Hold Symposium On Ancient African History AT LAST! Arroway Hair Velvet Cream (Improved) a dressing which softens and refines even the most stubborn hair and makes it lay straight and smooth. Not a caustic. Do not confuse Arroway with preparations called straightening creams which are caustic and burn. Arroway is a harmless dressing which would not hurt the scalp of a babe. Washington, June 5.—An outstanding feature of the commencement week at Howard university this year will be a symposium on the Negro civilization of ancient Africa to be given by the department of history of Howard university. The program of the symposium comprises the most comprehensive and the most serious survey of the ancient civilization of Negro peoples ever undertaken in academic circles in America. In addition to a large series of carefully prepared patterns to be presented on this occasion, there will be a lecture on the various phases of Negro civilizations of ancient times, which by all means the most complete and the most instructive collection. The first session of the symposium to be held from 9:30 to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 3. will be a survey of the peoples and cultures of African societies or old African age, about 200,000 years ago, to the close of the African modern age and the beginning of the use of metals somewhere about 6,000 to 8,000 years before In addition to discussions upon the nature and antiquity of the earliest prophets of Africa represented by the Oldenstein and Bristol skulls and the Oldenway and Strandspoon skulls, the ancient specimens like the Rhodian and Bristol skulls and also a survey of the specific cinnamins of many of the foremost paleoanthropists and archaeologists of the prehistoric African origin of probably the human family as such, but also the probable African origin of many of the basic types of the men and cult practices of the distinctive races of mankind. 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William Lee Hammery, a graduate and student in African archaeology and anthropology, Harvard University, is one of the world famed Egyptologists, George Andrew Reisner, will direct the museum and interpret the excavations prepared and arranged for the excavation. All of the sessions as well as exhibition and lecture hours will hold in the museum hall the university library. A cordial invitation to attend any or all of the sessions is extended to the entire public. 75-Year-Old Man Gets Seven Years for Robbery New York, June 5—Thought 78 years old, Charles Hill, 2127 Madison Ave, is said to have been a modern two-story man and was sentenced to seven years in Sing Sing after being arrested in 1911. He said to have had a full set of burglary tools in his possession. According to reports, Hill has spent years prison bars for petty thefts. He is said to have started his criminal career in the 1970s and has been convicted eight times. 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PART 1—PAGE 4 COOLIDGE AND WIFE REVIEW CADET PARADE Watch High School Boys Do Best Washington, D. C., June 5. Twenty-five thousand Jude citizens cheered President and Mrs. Coolidge upon their arrival unannounced at the Colored high school cadets. Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the high school gymnasium, part of the strength, Dunbar, Randall and Shaw. high schools passed in review. The president and Mrs. Coolidge were ludely cheered at the field at the close of the review. Col. Nolburn Morita military arrival of the Japanese embassy, and staff review of the beach. Armstrong Wins Officers Phi Beta Sigma Frat Gives Annual Banquet Marshall, Texas, June 5. Thethe chapter of the Phi Iota Sigma fraternity, located at Wiley university, will be held Thursday, May 25. B. percentage of other Greek letter societies present at this affair were: Christer Johnson of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, M. C. Burman of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, Miss Office Durden of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, and Miss Wilson of the Alpha Phi Alpha sorority, Robert L. McCowan, president of the Sigma, was toastmaster for the occasion. Decorations for the occasion were provided by the insignia held forth brilliantly. Announcement was made of the first 500 gift to the university endowment fund campaign to be launched by Mrs. L. Harold, Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Lerard, Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Hunter, Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Mr. J. C. Williams, Dr. E. F. Williams, and Mrs. J. H. Patterson, and Prof. and Mrs. C. G. Smith. Kittrell College Gets Spartanburg, S. C., June 5—That R. N. Duke had made up of $200,000 to the Kittrell college was an investment exercise last Friday. The school is located near Henderson. The one hundred thousand dollars are to be used in expanding the school plant and the rest in the form of valuable stocks. It is to go into the Kittrell college is owned by the African Methodist church in North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia. KILLED BY AUTO St. Louis, Mo., attending to cross the street in front of 2030 Olive St. Th. Thursday, Jesse Smith, 2021 Olive St. Th. Thursday, Jesse Smith, 2021 Lester Bickel, was killed down and killed by a motor truck. The mother of the law identified his body in a morgue a short while before his death. Fletcher's CASTORIA MOTHER: Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Consti jation. Flatulency. Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverish regulating the Stomach and Foo Food; giving healthy and natural To avoid imitations, always look for the Absolutely Harmless—No Opiates. P THE FEDERAL NATIONAL HISTORY MUSEUM Here we have Tom Lee being greeted by President Coolidge, a New Englander. Note the difference in expressions of the two faces. President Coolidge, who believes in humanity—individually—and not in races of one color or another, is smiling happily: as he grasps Lee's hand. The mayor of New York is in prejudice and racism. In prejudice he is performing an unfortunate duty and is anxious to get it over. Doesn't it look that way to you? AUTHORITY This photo shows Tom Lee, here of the Mississippi river boat disaster, when he saved 32 white men and women, shaking hands with Mayor Robert F. Kennedy, who was also making a practice of shaking hands with persons of Tom Lee's race, but who also needs the publicity which association with Tom Lee will give him. TOM LEE'S STATE STAGES LYNCH BEE Cumberland, Ark. June 5. -With the assistance of officers in charge of a bombing team, they attempted to attack a white woman, who was lynched on the Looman road, about six miles south of here, by a man who had unleashed citizens of the town of Looman. The officers arrested Harriet at home and proceeded to jail, but drove right into the path of the molt, where they were conveniently from them and lynched. The town of Looman is located in the heart of the oil field district, where they found the town jail at Looman too weak to hold their prisoner safely. Cumberland they put in a car and began the drive, but were only about half way between the two towns. The path, which had followed at a concordance distance, divided into two groups and completely surrounded dunes from front and rear, took the mast from their car, lunging him to a tree and ridling his body with force. The officers, who waited in a car at the stretch of the road until the mall had dispersed, then went to the tree shed and found it. They then remounted their car and drove to this place, where they are said to have reported what took place. No attempt was made to locate them, most of whom are well known. TWO BOYS DROWN Belmont, Va., June 2—Two boys were drowned while playing with a watercraft at the Second and Hospital St. last Saturday. The boys were St. St. and Balmouth St. and Balmouth St. Their bodies were recovered, who works at a major factory. TEXAS TO EXECUTE TWO SUNDAY, JUNE 28 Dallas, Texas, June 5-charged with the murder of Jerry Adkins (white) and with criminally assaulted Michael (also white), Frank and Lorenzo Noel were convicted in criminal court here last Thursday and sentenced to the death penalty. The officers were returned to the state penitentiary at Humbleville early Friday to await execution. The officers were the objectives of a furious mob of Texas avengers several days ago when an attempt was made to storm the courtroom and kill them, typhoned. More than 100 policemen, firemen and soldiers defended the Jail and in the maze that caused five men were shot, one of whom was killed. A special guard was on hand at the trial of the men last Thursday. Heavy armed squads of deputies that removed the two men from the Dallas jail to the state prison at Humbleville. Plans of a second mug, two men, were foiled by the sheriffs, who successfully spirited the men away. The 200-mile drive from Dallas to Humbleville required only a few miles. HUBBY, WIFE, MA-IN-LAW AND COP STAGE FOOT RAGE HUBBY, WIFE, MA-IN-LAW AND COP STAGE FOOT RAGE Eastman retired supreme in the neighborhood of 39th and Dearborn, Michigan, where he was seen to be armed with a gun and chasing her son-in-law, 21st Washington, 255 Dearborn, 21st Washington, 255 Dearborn. Washington was parenting his wife, Mrs. Emmie Washington, who lives in the fourth one in the trace, and his sprinting ability enabled him to run, swim, and sweat the grunt from her. Washington claimed that he found his wife walking with another man, Mrs. Washington, and that he wife charged that he did nothing for her but threatened her life. He charged that he did nothing for being armed with a gun, and the son-in-law was fined $25 and costs. WOMAN DIES OF INJURIES An understake's auto sent an angel woman to the grave last week and Chandle Sherret, 29, year-old woman of Chandle tinker Norman R. Sherret, 56 W.134th St. was held in $3,000 bail, charged with homicide. Sherret's license was suspended. It was on April 7 that young Sherret's car struck and seriously injured a Mrs. Eliza Corry, 70, S.25th W.134th Ave. The aged woman was rushed to Columbia hospital, where she died May 25. Sherret's father was held in jail and the young man was held for further examination June 4. SACRED HEART GRADUATION SACRED HEART GRADUATION Greenville, Miss. June 2—Graduation wrote hold last Tuesday and Wednesday sessions. The following students re- present department: Michele Jenner J. Roberts Vernor H. Bivins, Michele Milliken Alma R. Lowman and George G. Pow- man. Hundred students were in THE CHICAGO DEFENDER WILL OF MRS. FRANCIS FILED, SON EXECUTOR Washington, D. C., June 5. - Howard university, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Phillips Whitetail, W. C. A. French, a friend of the 15th St. Presbyterian church are named as benefactaries in a will involving $290,000 in legacies donated in Philadelphia after operation, Mrs. Francis, one of the oldest citizens of Washington, named her son, Hugh R. Francis, as executor in his will. A probate Fisk. The will was administered. Howard university was bequeathed $250 for the maintenance of the medical school; the N. A. A. C. P. and the Y. W. C. A. branch were the Marianary society received $250. Among the private bequests were: 2121 Hilm. A. Francis, property at 1621 Corcoran St. to Dr. John K. Francis, 1621 Hilm. A. Francis, property at 1621 Corcoran St. to Goddie K. Francis, Mrs. Dorothea Francis, property at 2121 Umpqua Ave. and the summer home at Highland Beach M., along with cereal stocks, stocks and cash in the bank. COUPLE SWEARS TO AN UNTRUTH; FINED COUPLE SWEARS TO AN UNTRUTH; FINED Swarrowing to something that was not the truth got Joe McCullough, 350 Grand Illico, into trouble. The couple were arrested in a raid of the courthouse where they were accused of Judge Daniel Trade, declared that they were married. The other members of the party were discharged from prison and sent to truthful statements. The case of the McCulloughs was then to present their marriage certificate in court. Friday they returned and confessed that they were not married and asked lenency. "I know you were not married" said his honor, and confessed that any offense he was going to discharge you. Now I am going to fine you 60 days in the forcure for content of court. Through the intercession of Attorney Lawyer Kawai and the sentence reposed upon payment of a fine. Woman, Injured by Auto, Sues Owner for $10,000 New York, June 5. -Suffering from a broken right arm and a fractured left, he received being扛着 by his brother, 156th St., lied pulled for $10,000 damages against Lewis Fisher (white), 755 Jennings St., in the Bronx supreme court. The night of last April that Mrs. Marshall claimed she was crossing Fifth Ave., at 135th St., when Fisher, cleverly opened up the door to the curb and struck her. She was knocked down and partially run over. She was rushed to Harlem hospital, where she was taken many hours Fisher is said to have been frightened and drove off without stopping, but through the presence of mind of a 16-year-old boy, he was able to find a phone number, he was soon apprehended. Woman Slays Employer; To Serve Time in Jail Jackson, Michele, June 5—Mia, Rose Friday morning pleaded guilty to man- slaughter in connection with the death of whom she was employed as house- house of correction for a term from five to 15 years by Circuit Judge James Frey. Mrs. Perkins received the sentence without a word and had nothing to say. She was shot in the shooting, which resulted in the death of Reynolds, an employee of the company. She was shot in the clock of the morning of Tuesday, May 19, at the Reynolds home, 117 Lewis Street, where she went into a rear yard. Later the woman went to the house and secured a shotgun in the stairway. Her body was discharged while both were fighting for its possession. When Ismaili Basha, 43, W. 20th St. returned from the spiritualist school, she read a book she was taken into custody by officers on a disorderly conduct and hated into officers claim that complaints had been coming in, about the disorderly conduct and that they had seen Nellie Powell, a roomer in the flat, invite two men. Both women were dismissed on probation and with a reprimand. Break Ground at Home for Aged and Infirm BUMPS ON YOUR FACE MAKE PEOPLE SCRINGE People who have been embarrassed repeatedly on account of dislunched hands, caused by censure, tether, math, bollins, pimpless, are nearly always sensitive about these things to the point of feeling that everybody is in trouble and talking about how bad they look. For this season Black and White Ointment, and Black and White White Ointment, be kindly be kindly because people can get them from their nearest dealer without a lot of explanations, and they really get rid of all those scam trainers. The size of the Ointment contains three times as much as the size of the Ointment and the Soon-Adv. ARREST MAID FOR PASSING FORGED CHECKS Lambskill, Ky., June 5.—When she presented a check at the Fourth St. branch of the Citizens' Bank, she signed the signature of Mrs. Winstrop Allen, 1226 States St. Miss Anna Thivens, 21, was arrested. She was taken to the bank and according to officals of the bank, two other checks to which Mrs. Allen's signature was forged have been passed by the former maid in charge of the bank. A woman worked for Mrs. Allen until three months ago. HOOSIER STATE ELKS CLOSE ANNUAL MEET HOOSIER STATE ELKS CLOSE ANNUAL MEET $^{10}$ The women officers installed were State grand-daughter ruler, Mrs. Aiken grand-daughter ruler, Mrs. Aiken Indianapolis ruler, Mrs. Aiken Indianapolis ruler, Lady Terre Haute ruler, treasurer, Mrs. Pearl Osborn, Indianapolis, Mrs. Iringer of Indianapolis, Mrs. Iringer of Indianapolis. The city chosen for the 1956 metropolitan state organization was Indianapolis. Held Under High Bond for Death of Woman New York, June 5—to be one of the largest both ever imposed upon the nation, the court meted out to William Carroll, whitler, who was a friend of Frederick House in Seventh Street; court for the striking and killing of a man, W. H. 16th, on a short week. Carril use held in $22,200 ball mall. Carril was charged with stealing and instantly killing Mrs. Lee while operating Carril in charged with striking and instantly killing Mrs. Lee while operating Carril. The killing occurred near 72th St. and Amsterdam Avenue from the scene of the accident without slapping. Few machines gave a wild chase for more than 10 blocks before he was captured, while police had difficulty in preventing Carril from being molested by Police Arrest Policy St. Louis, Mo. June 4—Oscar Dutley and Matt Robinson, professional promoters on the East side, were arrested a few days ago for the second time by deputies in one week on the investigation. The arrest was made at 109 N. Lath St., where police tickets, rubber stamps and $6.80 were confiscated. If You are "Choosy" about What You Use on Your Hair --- FAINT STAGED IN COURTROOM BY ACTRESS Mrs. Lillian Russell Peaks, 3500 Grand Blvd., said to be a former company, again demonstrated her dramatic ability by fataining in the morgue court Friday and having to court Peaks, her mother, Peaks and her husband, Thotlyne Peaks, were arrested a few months ago using a delicacy of Turtle Sullivan, 17, a high school student of Glencoe, Ohio, who ran away from home and after an absence of nearly a month was traced to the apartment in the building. At the police station the girl made a written statement, claiming that she had received men in the apartment and turned over the money to Mrs. Peaks. The charge of pending was added to the original complaint and the couple held to the criminal court under bonds of $1,500 each. MISSIONARY LEAVES FOR BELGIAN CONGO MISSIONARY LEAVES FOR BELGIAN CONGO New York, June 5-24, Rev. and Mrs. William I. Shields and family, insurers of the oldest oldest Episcopal church from New York on May 20 on the streamer Rymalan of the American Episcopal Church will resume missionary service after a year's furthless spent in the United States. Shields is statuted at Elena-bethville, one of the new towns that have grown up in the heart of Africa in recent years. Fourteen years ago the town was a small village there. Today it is a town of 10,000 natives and 2,000 tourists, 10,000 tons of cargo per year. This is in the heart of Africa is an industrial center with modern buildings, electric trolleys, telephone, telegraph, wireless, factories, moving picture shows, railways, schools, swimming pools, saloons and a Methodist church. Mr. Shields was born in Manasquan in Healding college, in Northwestern university and in farther biblical instruction, was licensed to preach and served as pastor in Lomax, IA, and Carmen, Africa in missionary services in 1918. KILLED WHILE HUNTING Tipuco, Miss. June 6- While on a hunting tour several miles from her north of Tipuco, she was shot and instantly killed. The shooting was said were been accidental. No arrests were made in connection with the man's death. TO APPEAL CASE Midlandson, Ky. June 5- Henry Johnson, who was sentenced to die in the electric chair on July 31, was found dead in his home. Who are carrying the case to the court of appeals, Judge Ruby Lafonton, who passed sentence on Friday, trial attorneys for the defense. New Yorkers Aid in Drive for Presbyterian Hospital Not Denominational Although the Presbyterian hospital was founded by members of the Presbyterian church, soon after it was opened, women and men of all creeds and faiths. The hospital has been named for years by voluntary contributions from men and women of all creeds and faiths. The hospital is dedicated for the health of the patient has made the Presbyterian a progressive hospital, ever ready to adopt the new standards of care and importance. Its visiting nurse work, established 30 years ago,助了 the recovery of convalescence patient in numerous agencies and has become an important factor in the work of caring for this city's sick. To so help the community, the group will be a part and get their "first big chance" for scientific research work, as well as other necessary facilities for that respect because of their color). will be a building shared by the hospital and the Columbia university. Costing approximately $10,000,000, it will not be a more up-to-date hospital facilities for research and medical education. It is planned that a general out-patient office, a maternity hospital, an eye hospital, an ear, nose and throat hospital, a psychiatric hospital, a neuroscience institute will be added. Conferences to this end are under way. Dr. Wright Leads Team Getting back to he part our group is playing in this great humanitarian movement. Dr. Louis T. Wright, one of the been working earnestly, leading a team in the subscription campaul. Dr. Wright's particular quota was 15 percent of ministers held Wednesday at Saton M. K. church, Rev. Cullen pastor, he reported that he had raised $2,500. ministers of the Harlem community, who, it is understood, are working overtime to back up the efforts of Dr. Wright in the community. He cannot be said with any degree of accuracy that our group has not done its part in insoular as contributions are concerned, are arranging for church on Sunday afternoon, June SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 Aid in Drive Terian Hospital 14, at which time the idea of the medical center will be put before the people for their interest and consideration. Philip A. Payton, Jr. Bed Awaying interesting moments so far, one that is more than amusing and will go down in the history of this new, gigantic medical center came to light last week when it was officially announced that Mr. Susan Payton-Worthington had completed $2,500, and a group of prominent Harlem citizens a like amount, making a total of $2,000, to name a few. Payton, a pioneer real estate operator of this community during the days when our people started the trend northward from the San Francisco section and the "moor forties." Mrs. Daniel Knew Just How to Tame Husbby New York, June 5, Daniel may not have been in the fist's den, but he certainly had the appearance of a hero in his heroic role. He was being bandaged by W. 13th St. police station by Dr. Stern of thirty-four hospital Thursday morning at a check. His elbow was cut and torn, and he was from head to foot with deep hematoma about the head, right arm and leg. The man in question is Elke Daniel, 40, who resides with his wife at 100 W. 13rd St. Shortly after his argument with Daniel engaged in an argument with his wife, he was indicted. Mrs. Daniel, widowed and wicked weapon, Neighbors called the police. Daniel and his wife were in an ambulance was summoned. wanted to seek Mrs. Daniel, up but her husband refused to make a complaint against her. He was arm and leg swathed in bandages, Daniel and his wife beckoned arms and marched out of the station. They boarded a taxi headed in the direction of their home. Secret Service Investigators Earn Big Money. 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To select the best numbers, in numbers of the second part, which included the "Viking Dina," the Lions' Bay choos and Land of Hope and Hope, one of the folk Camp Meeting was especially attractive. It was sung with spirit, and in entire concert received highest praise from the critics of the daily papers, concert and hard only part of the program, for their program advanced, showing that the audience was there for the parting of the merits of the partnership. Walter E. Gossette, who earlier in the week had been organist for the winters, was born in a ball was the organ solist upon this occasion. His numbers were wired up by Bett, Mr. Gossette is an unpaid artist, plays several instruments and plays the piano, gave Mr. Gossette an opportunity to demonstrate his splendid technique as organ and the addition, added new words of praise for his splendid ability. Mr. ennis, who was forced to respond with an ennis, T. Theodore Taylor also appeared in the Loop earlier in the week as the conductor at the orchestra ball and was the --- The greatest of all feminine charms! One of a woman's strongest appeals to men is personal daintiness. And it has no deadlier fear than perspiration odor and moisture. Soap and water cannot protect you from this danger. You should use a corrective to be sure you never offend. Odorless is a physician's prescription for this very trouble. Use it just twice week and enjoy the dainty feeling of having your underarms always dry and cleanest. It is just like a lovely water toilet to use if it is harmless and antiseptic. Save your clothing from ramskin stains and yourself from all suspicion of odor - Odorless. You will never need to wear hot衣 dress shields. At all toilet counters, 350, 000 and $1. Note sample offender. Address Ruth Miller The Olmsted Company 356-A Blaire Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio SATURDAY, JUNE 6. 1925 Conference Gets Together Delegates from Every Southern College Kings Mountain, N. C., June 1-2. The fourteenth annual conference for Y. M. C. A. student and faculty leaders in session at Lincoln academy here. The conference is fostered by the NAACP, North America and is under the direction and supervision of Scripps W. A. The conference has opened very successfully. Leading colleges are represented. Among the well-known schools represented are the following: South Carolina State, A. M. & M. University, Chelsea University (one), Granz堡大学, Pamela college (one) and Haines high school (one). Morghene college (one), Atlanta; Tayton college (one) (college institute one), Montgomery college (one), Atlanta; Benton college (one), Kings Mountain, N. C.; Benton college (three) and A. M. & T. college (three), Glenwood College, I. D.; Lincoln university (one), Pennsylvania Institute (three), Petersburg, Virginia (one). Many permanent leaders from the college, university, or other area are here. Several others will be here to conduct the conference or deliver inspiring addresses to the college community. The following: T. C. H. Todd, Sr. Secretary; Colored men's department, Y. W. C. A.; P. O. Nielsen, American History Department, P. O. Nielsen, professor of history and economics, State college (northeast), S. C. Prof. secretary; John Billingham, member National Student Council, Y. M. C. A.; W. H. C. A.; P. O. Nielsen, American History Department, South Africa; D. W. Taylor, president of the African Students Union of Africa; D. T. Z. Kau, secretary World's Student Christian Federation, N. M. C. A.; A. H. Huntley, secretary southern white colleges, Alabama; G. J. W. Smith, secretary, N. M. C. A.; A. H. Huntley, secretary on international cooperation, Alabama; G. J. L. Collins, Fellowship of Decennialization, New York University; M. A. Almond, secretary on interment movement, New York City Principal; J. B. Blinton, Voorhees College foreign work, Y. M. A.; A. M. Georgia, G. J. D. Porter, student secretary, Harris, secretary, Y. M. C.; A. Winston-Salem, N. C. and R. E. Boone, department, National Council, M. C. A. The conference, closes Sunday, June 11. This is the largest conference in its institutional in leading students into the "Christian way of life." Lecturer Assails Ku Dan Ivonne, former and at one time social media candidate for governor of Texas, gave a lecture talking at the Shadows theater, 225 Indiana Ave., Sunday evening on the campus of persons were in attendance. Mr. Ivonne, who lives in Tulsa, Ohio, spent a number of years in the state, was bodily applauded. He talk was bodily applauded. Professor Blinkert will deliver an address Sunday evening on "Mobility." The lecture will start promptly at $20 per person. Fridays. Holiday is in charge. THIS WOMAN'S REMARKABLE RECOVERY Forest City, Iowa. —My first child lived only a short time and I was sick for a year after. When I bientoy over and again I am still mildly scream with pain in my back. One day I was so had that I had to leave my washing and get ready to go out. I hegave me medicine but it did no more than When I bent over and raised myself up again I could almost scream with one punch. One day I wished so had that I had to leave my washing and get ready to go to the doctor. I gave me medicine. Our room was more good than if I drank just water. Once when we had been in town a little book telling about Lyndia E. Pinkham's vegetable Compound was left in our car. I have taken five better tablets to takeable work. I do all my hard work and help with the milking and taking care of chickens and garden. Besides I have a fine baby girl eight months old, just the picture of health and I am feeling fine myself. 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I believe she will know what she must be in order that if she is in a self-reprotecting girl she will just put any gentleman. I will find just what you want. Dear Irinae: Your advice has proved a wonderful help to me in many ways. I am a man, 22, and have been married for 15 years. I have a wife and we agreed to both work and save for the future. Now since we have been married her home, and I did not marry her, I could have married a woman who already married her home, and I did not marry her. I could have married a woman who already married her home, and I did not marry her. I have a good trade and have always worked hard. She has been married for 15 years. I now before I learned my trade I had to work for her and she gave me a job to go and work and I can still be along without help. J. K. C. I have been keeping in keeping it, whatever it may be, but I think a woman is very good to work with her husband unless it is in their own business. You seem to be in the business. You produce the most. A woman you work through a man like you and is in the business. If she had not grown tired of working, her own home the best. You can get along without help if you will not fit for a husband. Kindness helps you with financial responsibilities, but when a wife rejoices the fact that she is only living her own home the best. She will not be there long. piano solist and accompanist of the Glee club. His numbers were "Fairy Tale Night" by Schumann-Legget, Mr. Taylor is a well known gibbon, having many musical tones and is also present in music. His recordings gave evidence of his through study and excellent musicalism, the applause forced Mr. Taylor and Mr. Gossie were perfect accompanists for the Glee club. The Hampton and Tennessee quarters are now here in interest of the great point drive that is now on. The Hampton and Tennessee church here in interest of the great point church, Metropolitan Community center, Yale A. G., and the Sunday school at the Forestville school, Wednesday at Wendell Phillips and at most at the Forestville church. They are a very finished group of singers and were trained by Metropolitan and president of the National Association of Negro Musicians. The Metropolitan Community church chose the Chicago Junior Music association to be the young people are some of the most talented in the city. Their concert program works also and as the numbers were used on this session they only must perform the other program, but played all-or-nothing by Pierre, and Judy by the two numbers used in the contest at orchestra hall, which brought forth a contest which billed the aphidism, with many standouts. A donation was made to the apidism to the Junior treasury. The Coleridge-Taylor School of Music in the association to the Associated Business club building at 352 Michigan Ave. the first month. Keep this change in mind. The tolerate-Taylor School of Music will present Mrs. Nell Hunt, soprano, in reital at Helen Baptist church church home in Durham, N. C., having spent the year here. In study at the Chicago Medical college, Mrs. Hunter has given publicly and should have a singer to hear, so she can be a singer of high merit. Defender Health Editor So-called skin diseases are caused by poisons from the perspiration becoming concocted in the tiny pores that can't get out. Unhealthy skin holds them back, and you know what must happen when you continue to put skin poisons in your skin. Skin bolts, etc., can't possibly help you any. You need what is known as black and White Grittment, which heats the skin and builds up the skin, the skin, and so on. It naturally expels all the need poisons which the system must throw off through the pores. Then it seems that poisons are quickly disappearing. Black and White Ointment is economically priced in generous three times as much as the 25c. 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PART 1—PAGE 5 Race in every community to publicly observe Peter Salem city in one of our own people and to all the white Americans people and to all the white Americans with every victory of the nation from its very birth. On this June 15, which is the 150th anniversary of the emancipation nation's first regular battle, the Race is asked to volunteer once upon the nation and its president and administration and civil registration in return for a century and a or marsh. Every church, every fraternal and civic committee, including those organized to celebrate this memorial, are requested to President Cowlidge as the beginning of a nationwide race, most dignifying measure because practiced by government buildings in government buildings. Carterleigh, Ill., June 12 — Mrs. M. Rodder Wilson II and her young son, C. Rodder III. Chicago, are here visiting Kirsten M. Neilson. The city is here getting acquainted with his grand parents. The young folks have planned many fun activities for Miss Katherine Kennedy of the Windy city. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcement is made of the date of Mrs. Myles Lee Bennett, Iol, and Peter R. Thomas, Chicago, which will take place June 9. A wedding ecosphere will be held on evenings hotel June 11 by Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Thomas, Sr. parents of the groom. "THE DEVIL WITHIN" AT THE AVENUE; WHITMAN SISTERS RETURN TO GRAND; "GEORGIA RED HOTS" AT MONOGRAM like and bright as a new silver dollar bottle and their turn is the big market of the show and proves the time, the time, and the time, excepting Kirsten Emmett and Littleton Rums them a second. A red hot jazz band is also notot; there are women Jones and stir it. They have pop and musical group of the kind over the top. Mattle Deryne is a new set of matties who ability as an artist who maintains her top position through over some character stuff with the "third interest centers about Jart Whitman whose ability as an artist who maintains her top position through Johnson is handling the straight end of the offering capably. The chants, way, Troy tales, downhill Ward Jean- celyne, sting, where an indefinite engagement at the Majestic theater start next Monday. THE MONOGRAM By Bob Mayes The famous little musical comedy opened to good attendance on Monday night and proved to be right up to the Operating with an original songy movie routine, carried through the concert, the routine carried through the concert, and inducted Winnold, singles the title song, and bowed by Ivory Covringt to singles bowed by Ivory Covringt. NOTES OF THE T. O. B. A. Nabuille, Term.-A. record for business, Nashville, N.C. Nashville, N.C. A. house. Not one of the four weeks' run of business in business conditions. During the four weeks of the tour, he worked at Jack Wintlesh Trio, Henry Hixon公司, 25 people and a jazz band, Sam Singer, and Clara Smith. It might be said that Miss Smith's appearance in the tour offered, compiles the J趴 on to hang up her best show, "Sunshelle" Sammy's visit to the city. Miller and his company opened in New Orleans, Lyric theater, and some of 25 people in which the official version of "Shuffle Alone" was on tour and Lyle. It went over with huge success and Lyle. It went over with huge success units touring over the O. R. A. Comes the news that Whitney and Sam amount of success on their tour of the newspapers, such as the Chicago Defender, Pittsburgh Courier and Afro-American, shows a unanimous send-off for the big news that, in said about it. CLARA SMITH TO STAR Nathalie, Tenn., resigned in the De- fender. Claris Smith, popular Columbia singer, the T. O. B. A., in which she is mer- tial in the production of an opera, now imagining musical for a star of the selling hit, the Billy she made the fol- lowing announcement: in Memphis, Tenn., with Kansas City and Chicago where I will take up the work of record- ing for the Columbia Phonograph com- munity. Starting about Labor Day, I have de- sired the biggest vaudeville units, one tour of the big bands in wavemaster. To even things up a bit, I have decided to utilize the bands' hands proximate. The show will be the last word in entertainment. "OH MANYD" Mason, Ga.—We would like to have the official of the Deaf Society of the U.S. which was produced by Billy Chambers of the Pilgrim branch. It was wonderfully sung inent, in the lineup. It was a hit from start to finish and set an example for a second performance to be arranged by Smith, manager, Douglas theater. ons kes! Two Good Reasons for Earthquakes! HERE they are, folks—Butterbeans and Susie, the pair of Blues babies who have set New York a shaking with laughs! How? With "Sue, I Don't Want You No More" and "I've Had Those Lonesome Journey Blues All Day"—two of the biggest show rained on an why this pair and both of the meanin' Blue Record No.82 for life! GENERAL PHONOGRAPH CORPORAT 25 West 45th Street, New York City Okeh Race R PART 1—PAGE 6 The Laffey Players are present at a real inclination at the Avenue this week, where on Monday night, they played at the arena on its own. A. B. It is a sensational proposition beginning with a murder in a rich endpending in a development which makes all present artificially establishment. That one of a series of steps may be guilty of the crime, with the finger of suspicion. the finger of his side. Tiny Langatte directly at one as strongly as it does at another, kunds unbound interest. If there is a bit of disappointment at the end on account of who is eventually there, there are some in the story who cause there are some in the story who any sort of thing might be expected. The action is fast from the start, the entire production being done in one hour or two. The difference between the three acts is necessarily maintained throughout, their usual splendid style and the line-up the following, mentioned in the story, Zaidee Jackson, A. R. Thomas, D. B. Dombond, A. T. Ivy, Roger Matthieu, Laura Lawn, Elaine Wilson, Annie McCormack, a capacity attendance and is no ooze. And this spring is. THE GRAND JOLLY'S LETTER Oklahoma C115 Okla Hello, Tony; Here I am just about the end of my engagement here in Oklahoma, and I just have been going all week. I am going to be Tommy Harris, the old Georgia Minneted boys, in "Fun in a Chinese Launcher," a movie that Tommy tries to make *Chinook* understand that he wants his funny. The *accent* on the very good and the comedy *Chinese* close the net with the jumping up and down dance which is a scream and the audience laughing their heads off. Then comes Jolly Sanders in a seventh grade class, just giving them a few rhythms and making them want more. He faster, laughing them wanting more. Columbus Jackson and Jaywyn Jones, their first act, which tears up the show from the sleat act, which tears up the show from closing their act, owing to the en- gagement. This is my first time to play the Ald- der's debut engagement, only one show a week. Week of June 1, I played the Ella I. Toliver and Harius. Columbia Jackson is joining for Chicago, and we will cer- tainly be there. Kindly mention sharon. I would like to see you in the theater. The Walter James and How White. All send best regards to you. You're truly kind. Sanders. Ella B. Moore theater. JOINS RUSSELL CO. Slim and Josie Austin joined the Job will be seen at the Grand, Chelsea, next week. Job Russell, who is taking a can be reached care of Fyfian bath house, 4125 Malvern Ave. He is in the interiors of the famous interior of the Heaven. SLIM HOME Famous Slim' Austin, band leader with the Harvey Mustrelts, is spending time with his bandmates and talented wife, Jade. He will hit the guitar when熟知 and says that he will be Chicago before the comeback season. Mint, 11 S. 22d St. Louis, St. Louis. THE REDWOODS Harris Miller, with Ridlows Enterprises, last year's record at Sawyer, which are now at Cobbsburg and points great. He is also at Newark, paying the big ball. biggest showers of laughs that ever rained on any man's ears. That's why this pair of real Blues warblers and both of these high soundin', low meanin' Blues are on the one OKeh Record No.8209—makes youhappy for life! THE MONOGRAM By Bob Hayes "OH MANDY" Motion Picture News Letters continue to come in me about operating motion picture shows in very small towns. During the week I received two tickets from Alhambra from Alhambra to Shaheen from Alhambra All from very From the town in the latter after saying that I recommend theater theater theater winter sleeps to a shorter winter sleeps to theater theater in that town in that town go to state go to state directions directions D. Ireland Thomas Address all correspondence to me at Lincoln theater, Charleston, S. C. VIRGINIA MINSTRELS · THE CHICAGO DEFENDER MAIL RADIO DOWN N. O. WAY THE REAL NORFOLKS We had a better last week from Dr. Billings, manager of the original New York Jets from 1923 to 1926. Roseville, N.F., Va., has projects address one of the biblical themes of the game, travelling under the name which plays "kubikgungy." Here is the makeup of the originals; o. T. Tustan, Chipman, S. S. Tustan, and Delores Hale. So, they think. Where to Buy OKeh Race Records 1414 Douglass St. ..... Omina, Neb. 1421 Carroll Ave. ..... Burlington, Neb. "We will mail orders promptly." Columbia Music Shop 421 Michael Avenue ..... Buffalo, N. Y. Jol Gerchum 524 W. Stirling Chennai, Ohio Cedar Music Shoppe 9907 Cedar Ave. ..... Cleveland, Ohio Pickett's Music Store 1921 Scoutville Ave. ..... Cleveland, Ohio Brown Music Shoppe 6641 Cedar Ave. ..... Cleveland, Ohio Anton Merwar 6132 St. Chirr Ave. ..... Cleveland, Ohio Ana Music Shop 106 W. Federal St. Youngstown, Ohio Palangin's Music Shop 217 Broadway ..... Farrell, Pa. RACIAL K. A. HELP WILL MAKE MERRY New York-The Colored employees are the staff members and entertainers are holding their annual dance and entertainment at the Manhattan Hall, H. Cablewell, long in the employ of the Colored. The annual event, while John Cassidy (white), will be master of ceremonies, the office will be master of ceremonies. The master of ceremonies will be the W. Cassidy who, when appointed with Florence Mills at which appeared with Florence Mills at the generality will be the 16 Hippopotamus, also recently at the Hippopotamus, also recently at the Hippopotamus. The event of the evening will be held at the Marriott in Chicago, in which five prizes will be awarded—in five different prices with price in $25 being the highest, price in $50 the other four $25, $15, $10 and $5. The prizes will be given to those who attend the "Million Dollar STEWARD'S STEWINGS STEWARD'S STEWINGS GONE TO GERMANY Tommy Ladner, one of Paramount's most popular artists, sailed for Germany most last month. Tommy will do some research work we will do, will will resume his bursary mount contribution to America, in a bursary six months ago, sent to Europe he took and he took with him. He no doubt show with his photographs, Berlin with his photographs, he may come back quality again. The Sauer Kraut PETER BROWN ing with the Dashboards." We can picture picture sitting outside the windows of a large house, surrounded by sandhills in each hand and a two-quart sandbox in each hand and a four-quart Pillbox in the other. Look for it. THE KOPPIN E. B. DUOLEY, Mar. Detroit, Mich.—One of the best ballet dancers in the country, drawing three audiences here this week, and all of them are getting worlds of applains for their efforts. The Three Hats, a ballet by the New York city and other cast around New York city and other castes, are account of poor railroad connections. Baldwin and black piled "The Bonton Baldwin and black piled "The Bonton and they were called back so many and they were called back so many and they were called back so many purely out of gas. They use a carpet in their business with good effect. Larry the Tenant," in character work and for more, and Whitman and Leggett, late of "Fallow Mr." in a song and talk- ing about the tenant. Doe Strings are the headliners. Mrs. Wilson is a Go- nthill record player, and the other musicians, blues, and toughest songs send them over with a band. Notes Miss. Wilson plays the Kokane, Tick and Dick are playing a long list of songs, and Yank and Syrrel are featured at a local Okey house this week.—H. D. Garri- re, repertory. New York-W. G. Hardy, known as the original artist of the "Citizen," is pictured at the head of an army of the City, on the street, in the City, on a landmark this week and outlined by a landmark this week and outlined Walker Thomas Furniture Co. 1013 Seventh St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Washington, I, C.—In going the rounds, calling the new and lamping prefers and readers, we are compelled to say that we believe the sudden of the old thermometer has had its effect on the "Fooflight Skye" are ducking for cover like wild ducks when the hunter is approaching. Alkmo theater the past week and found Carter Lackhart, the very clever a coek maker, making them laugh until it hurt. We and Lloyd Wyckoff are as ever, know that he be CALLERS Among the callers at the "Washout" of the clever team or Mayo and Glenn. She looked like a brand new film star, but the film that she and her partner had endured of the T. O. B. R. A. Hoeckel Jenkins and partner in the thematic future. They gave us the round and round, Clark, the old-time jig and clog戏 as white as cotton, but his feet are as nimble as those of a theatrical theater on Friday night when he took to the stage. The champion of the show, James Smith, was commissioned by James Smith, drummer for Mamie Smith. Smith tells us that the only time for some little time, as he did, was on that watch we brood. LETTERS RADIO GIRLS We had a little letter from Rochelle Monroe, considered one of the best on the B.C. A. In part our famous friend says, "Dear Friend Tony." Just a few lines that we are playing our second work at the Raven theater and I am modeling American annot our offering. We hold the pleasure of having Rochelle Monroe coached in stopping the show daily. France can be a fine singing artist. They will be members of my company from now on. "Charleson Kiss," set two of our favorite comedies, can be fine singing into a real talker. Lloyd Sheets' Winting is doing attracting the attention of older heads. In the chorus we have Myrle Elizabeth, Dodson, Ella Jane Waters, Ellin Brown, worth a call and with Pamela Bob Ehrling, with, Watts and Willis Bob Ehrling, with, Watts and Willis The Duppes theater is being over- loaded. Parker is now in bachelor- condition in new hospital. Mrs. Ma- kay Duppes, with, Watts and Willis, lived her 21st birthday on May 28, and is happy to help her do it. A big party city to help her do it. A big party Roscoe Montgomery is to send but the fruits arrived G. K. WILLIAM DIXON DEAD HITS AND BITS B. B. AND SUSIE Often-butterflies and Squirrels are sure they have been playing special dimensions in the Metropolis and their two great Metres, the Two Halls, the Two Metres and the Two Halls, the two most clubs everywhere. This is the pool of numbers which they have freely played. They warbled them for this disc will be a revelation that they have made. The disc will just cause you just cannot afford to overbook. Get it is demand and your conscience will do the rest. NEW ORLEANS MINSTRELS George Murray's famous New Orleans blues titled "Sugarfruit Green from New Orleans." They are playing through the hills. George Murray is making music, George Murray is making music, which is under the direction of George Willis. All the songs and dances are in good form. The entire show is well planned in good order. Silly Thomas is in smooth order. Silly Thomas is in smooth order. NOTICE All Acts and Musical and Dramatic Companies WE HEREBY ANNOUNCE THAT THE Globe and Temple Theaters OF CLEVELAND, OHIO ARE NOW Operated by One Company PHONE, WIRE OR WRITE FOR TIME KOPPIN TH THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOWS E. B. DUDLEY. M 530 GRATIOT AVE. LARGE. CR SMALL. ACT SEND IN YOUR OPEN TIM KOPPIN THEATER "THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOWS ALL OF THE TIME" E. B. DUDLEY, Manager 530 GRATIOT AVE. DETROIT, MICH. LARGE CR SMALL ACTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SEND IN YOUR OPEN TIME—WE BOOK ACCORDING TO REPUTATION AND RECORD YOU ARE NOT TOO BIG FOR US IF YOU CAN DELIVER THE GOODS T. O. B. A. (Theater Owners' Booking Association) ALL ACTS, COMPANIES and THEATER MANAGERS Communicate with the T. O. B. A. Bute 442.54 Valuation Lite Bldg. CHARITANDORA, TENN. RAM E. REVIN, Manager, Rute 442.54 Valuation Lite Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn. B. N. DUDLEY, 1923 Borough Street, R. W. Waltham, D. O. MARTIN KLEIN, Dupont Bldg., 5621 State St, Chicago, Ill. "Seven-Eleven" has been conceded to the "Tapestry" attraction on June 1, 2014, and summer run at the Olympic theater, Children's Museum of New York. The opposition work in New England, which includes the Hurtig & Seamon colleges for principal comedian in the next season's series, engaged to stage dance numbers for the comedian. Frank Montgomery is sired to stage the dance for "Silence" by Jake Wylan. Montgomery and his wife, Florence Montgomery, driving a new limousine about Harlem, and other, with their company, with Jack Hickey and his wife, Florence Montgomery, driving a new limousine about Harlem, and other, with their company, with Jack Hickey as a unit for the "Tie-Out" by George McLendon is an outstanding feature with the Cain and Travis portrayer, who has come from the Mutual circuit executive office to the effect that he is an NEGra actor or shows that choreographer is coming season. This is not due to any matter of business policy on the part of the circuit authorities, who are criticizing the policies of the Columbia circuit for to force the practice that has become the ruler with the opposition, where it is not being accepted. A. Jackson in The Billboard. TEXAS TATTLES TEXAS TATTLES The cast includes Katie Matthys, Jason Lee, Michael Bass, Emily Hamilton, Rachel Lennard, Heather Bunce, Washington, Mary Bradford, Joshua D. Cohen, Emily Mark, Mark. The jazz bond includes B. G. Nelson, cornet; B. H. King, piano; A. Harrison, bass; H. Herman, drums; Phil Holl, clarinet. AT THE LINCOLN Washington, D. C., June 15—Friday Charles K. Lane, Jr., the young man manager, offered his patrons something new, a feature picture "Seven Champions" kept longer in the library. Little Mrs. Aramian Bockman, in a teapot-shaped silvery cup, rested to remind to many loves and an en- gagement of his family. A series of jigs and waltz dances was recorded in a roaring round of multi- play. The Lincoln Players, under the dire- cronym comedy play "Mandy" by Marlane, played the play was considered very good, cleanly predominated, and Mr. Players produce a new joke or saying 60 times of the most choreo-comedy board in this house for some time. (Tabbed in Sundays. Elizabeth Kraus and Mr. Pepper made up the cost-Wallace A GOOD SHOW old lady Brown, press at the lattice, and you will see her face. She couldn't help tell about what a bad daughter she was. Along Lila thing readily is. There are stuff and they are rocking the house at the performance of Fernandez, the treatant; A. Miller, heman; A. Smith. SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 GOOP'S CHATTER BY THE WAY— He who thinks must worry also, Oh, yes, dignity may also be哦 哦 JACK GOONER The musical term "fat" is often used in "fat" phrases, so there- such a thing as thinking fat, too. Too much oil, too oilminerals, nug- nage, just be natural. Chrome grouches acquired bald heads Saints are all right, but we trust r-all men to a greater degree. Though everything's a hurryline We're planning on our wk, and our surryin, I'd pop, but take our time COOP, Manhattan office, 1290 "THE FAST STEPPERS" BENEFIT "The Fast Steppers" was the title of Young Miles' sixth album, Tressville, N. L. on Thursday evening last month. The album features John L. Kinnison and John A. Johnson, Shannon Alme, company who also played the star part in "The Fast Steppers." Wilson and dunny were still playing on the album, but most was most creditably done and the instrumental of the local applicants of both sets and four scores were enjoyed by the band, which perched on the piano, with particular impression as the effort supplied by each carried it over for a big hit. HOME OF PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT CHAS. E. LAKE, JR. MOR. You St. at the 12th Washington, D.C. THE LINCOLN SUN, MON, AND TUES. MAR, APR, MAY, JUNE, CORINE GRILLIH IN "DECLSESE" A Flip National Special "BROOKLYN SHUTTLEMATE KINDSHAWS" WANE AND MARY JENE AND MARY Eleanor Boardman "THE WAY OF A GIRL." SATURDAY. JUNE 6. 1925. INVISIBLE BROTHERS (noticed by Dearness Day) Hark! we are those who, in the little battle, Gave our lives that all people be Forever from Attorney's yoke. And will all peace by Democracy's Lest! We are those who, from the gates of hell, Encounter the jewel of our liberty. If every nation, men, color and climate, Hate us, we fight, we fight. A blood-purchased gift to poverty, We the invisible Brothers of tith, For every nation, men, color and climate, Hate us, we fight, we fight. And that high standard each of us died. Fearless we faced the grim angel of Death. Earth lay in his faith, each strengthened by flight. For Freedom fought till the last breath, the grave, the rule of tramysm's night. Now we who are seized by eternity's Have given Democracy into the trust, Ideas and the guard and thou never If lightnessness rule, then they can't be unjust. We, the Invictus, pledge you to keep Liberty proud and unrestricted. Unless our sacrifice, restless our sleep. If Freedom we make, but a meaningless name. Dear Glen, Tony, To be or not to be, the Invictus must unrestrict with or without the hold-up men whose attention we without means cooking. With a cooking, and even a cooking, we hold up by the restaurant, prince of cooking, or by a cooking. With it it is the Invictus that holds up by the candle-stick maker, the hotel-stock maker, the restaurant-prince of cooking, or by a hotel-burglar. The Invictus still lives, missing the masa, the gun and the burglar. Our Show Girls Beautiful, fascinating, vivacious and intelligent, muscular, musculated, maligned and misunderstood set of girls. Still it is well that dislike, bring all moral laws at will and lament publicly by the loss of their popularity and public standing. But it girls go to make up the personnel of any other profession or around or upon whose chooses the girls of any other profession or environment are chosen our show girls, and they will measure up to any the spotlight, in the public eye, and their indispensable. Their faith too often is exaggerated and their virtues minimize a moral lapse, it is given much publicity, and all are likely to be adduced often they are condemned by men and be guilty if the lid of secret were lifted. Our girls are constantly containing temptations the wonder is that any of them come clean" through the ordeal and make faithful wives and upon be their traduces as proper food for scandal. In every city they are the who are ready to take advantage of any who tempt them with money, lure them with the flash of jewels, rashful men who would present such actions from other men toward their selves. Every day there are being added to their stronger morals and higher intelligence girls who are more ambitious and fession and ultimately it will be those our profession to the highest standard. The Koppi theater is one of the few known, because we spent most of our time in the theater. We have so many not only ourselves coming back to work in the theater, but also many students in our program. He him so need the skills for making the Koppi one of the best theaters in the world. The Koppi also was made of its entertainment, the actors, the players, the players and the players are handicapped, and the players are handicapped with which we have a reliable performance. We have no desire to die with whom we talked without ever showing and have those of better quality than people who so many shows like chinese, and it is physically impossible to perform daily, daily of the largest shows of better quality to the mutual benefit of the players, performers, and the players have fewer shows of better quality to the mutual benefit of the players, performers, and the players are handicapped and as much pleasure as possible to members of the company during the period of a little bunch of musicians of the Koppi amusement program. M, and Mr. and Franklin of Lafayette and the University of Missouri. The Franklin brothers operate one of the largest and best outpatient universities in the country, at Kentuckie, Kentucky, Tallahassee, Wilmington. THANKS US Mam Bohamon and Baby Mack are Detroit Moms. Mom Sawy: "I want to thank you for helping my mother to be a mom. I will be with you with appreciation it." You're fine. MART KENNETT, Mp. Oligh Light, and Amy Reynolds All Mp. RATEE 43 TO SIT PER WEEK WASHINGTON, Ct. WASHINGTON, Mp. A NOTE OR TWO Whitman and Leggett are playing this week at the Kuppen theater, Cleveland, Ohio. They would to hear from Jamie Smith. Oakley and Oakley are getting theirs with the Sheepsley's Greater Slum. Alice Brown is seriously ill. She is with her mother at 165 South Street to bear from Lidle Larson and would be back from Philadelphia this week at Billy Hibbler, Jonnie Flicker, and Ognie Jones are doing their work, this week at Washington, Pa. They are doing their work here with the Sherbet's aster Shows at Canton, Ohio, this week. She will be off in Miami, Fl. She would like to hear from bazaar Williams, Ma. Sherbet's aster playing this week at 185 N. W. Ninth St. Miami, Fl. Sherbet's aster playing this week at the Colonial theater, Cleveland, Ohio. Sherbet's aster playing this week at the Funker theater, Washington, and Sherbet have an off work this week, but will open at the Palace Long and Jackson are playing the present half at the State theater, Stockton. Simone Jones and Laila Kelly, who are playing this week at the Columbia theater, Petroit, Mich. Her Eliza company are still going good. They are playing at the Liberty theaters, Greenville, S. Mary J. Fredrick writes that she is the only person in the profession, Birmingham, Ala. Johnnie V. Snow is playing this week at the Birmingham, Ala. All mail addressed to him there will be Hilly V. Kowing writes that he is holding things down in old New York, and is playing the proffessor in the number of the proffessor is in the old town. He can be reached at 164 W. 12th St. George's Harvey, formerly of Hampton Roads, They are playing the proffessor in the number of the proffessor that they will be in in wavetable this coming season. This company of 12 people opened up on the Iowa town at the Opium theater, New York City. Marle Hilding has written at last to mail at the Dunnah theater, Columbus, N.C. If she could also have added the company she is playing with, she will be assistant manager of the man and is assistant manager of the northern Worcester. He told to say where mall would reach him and we would be. She Winger, with the 101 lion show amuse band, writes that she is weather show is playing jink week in Boston, Mast, Elizabeth, N. J. The band is being well received Outside of weather, Elizabeth, N. J. Susan Minnah-Watte is receiving her mail at 62 Fifth Ave. East, Calcary, Alberta, Canada. J. R. Moore is receiving his mail at St. Bernard St. Sensation, PA, until taught by the author. Lilien Goodner and Mare Williams are in charge of the Lincoln hospital, led by LSX. Jonathan J. Stephens and the T. O. W. works vacation. They are playing the bride at the Rex Palace theater, Dancing the T. O. W. Theater, playing this time. Dancing the T. O. W. Theater will revive his mail order S. H. W. Washington, D. C. Watts and Willis Reese are playing the company is going good as ever with Martin O'Connell, Hugh Hussey, Myles Brooks and Cut Out strutting their Joliet Thomas writes that she will sit all her friends and can be reached at the pansy and will take her mail at the Vole thunder would like to hear from all her friends and can be reached at Jenny Straine is doing lead with Joliet Thomas and John Stevens. They now have the Rex Palace theater, the Relmont theater, Peninsula, Fla. Walter Reeder would like to hear from Joliet Thomas and John Stevens. They are playing this week at the Lincoln Church he has been a part of as a five-piece jazz ensemble and costumes and make it Jackson and Tayler are splitting the work between Garth's State Theater, poet theater, Brooklyn, N. Y. Stella Johnson and Albert Stompw the St. Louis Opera at the St. louis Theater, Atlanta, Ga. Will Lane with McGregor's Showz is playing in 'tabback, I will this week. Will pitch him addressed care the fifth; Goodman, Ohio. William Bryant with the Alabama Birmingham Browns, playing in the village, Ark. All must reach him the night before. Mark Hardison is still doing business with the Sandy business, playing in the Washington theater, Indianapolis, Ind. Tomna Hawkins with the "Shimla theatre" this week at the Tulip theater, New Orleans, La. Mia Jaggersdorfer are still meeting with success. They are Frank Tansell, feature comedian with the show, but the pleasure of seeing the Lincoln theater there. The Village News of May 2 carried a large advertement accompanied by a photo of the artist of those. There are also a New York City Dancing at Dotson is doing his as ever, battles at the Poi theater, Scratch- in, Poi. The famous Lee Marshall's Revue which has had great success during the State theater, New York. The new movie is broadcasting two new song hits this week. "Bill of My Great Days" and "Come Back" in New York and New England. Andrew Gould did a single for the theater and went over in New York to perform at the Radio Department, Defender Radio. The Southern Four are doing a turn at the theater, Broadway, N.Y. Gilford and Brown are at the Pantages Theater. Their act is hitting on all four and the hawk's a kick. A process in and around New York City. "Come Company" are playing this week at the Dinner theater, Palladium, Dumbo from the Standard theater both Glenn house and it has been doing After Hamilton, please write to Bertie H. Smith, the president of the University, Mr. Smith, the secretary of the University, the University Fair association, would like to thank Smith, Smith, communications will be available. Jolins Hall is now working with his new partner, Jillian Hamm. They play in the same ballpark, receiving his mail at 11 W. 51st St. Ted Sieboldback is back in his home town after, an absence of 15 years. He is back at S. Savannah, Ga. He would play at Hunter and Gang Jims, Helen Dewey and his Dake Jims, Port Angeles, this week. They can access the ballpark, which is shaded there. Lola Teppee and his Plantation on Lake Superior, in the United Estate of Cleveland, Ohio. Fiorenza Mills and her company are working with Gail's Vaudeville, theater, and radio. The Tikle Pearl are doing their this at the Olympia theater, Boston. Mary (Bolingales) Badhun is chasing a week at the Shea theater, Dublin. George Watte, working out of the office of the Twin Glen and Bibbins, N. Y., Admits to two years of service at Market Twp., with the Irwin C. Miller company, owned and hired sons from Miller and Anna Williamson, working as a team member to death of Pittsburgh, 12, Market Twp., Williamson, happy in Altoona, N. J., had her forwarded to Pittsburgh, where she says to quiet there. Yen, Ia. In Pittsburgh, she visits 82 Moorhead pool, Kent, Ohio. Sounds like a summer vacation. The team moved to Orlandmish theater, Tilson, Ollam. All the presents received at that station. HIRY Corp is now doing his team's work. He is the death of his wife and partner, Mae Watte, the theater, Pittsburgh, this week. Margaret Virex is receiving her mairie theater, Washington, D.C. Ms. Virex will be mailing this work at 101 North Ave., Washington, D.C. Ms. Virex is receiving her mairie with the C. K. Lazegte plasma, plasma mold, and George Wattes writes that he is now attending the University of Wisconsin. Playing the present half at Wisconsin St., he will reach minors in Wisconsin St. and St. Ann's堂堂堂 is resolving his malfunction would like to hear from Fred Loreau. J. G. Highchurch writes that he is attending Savannah St. the at Star Theater, Savannah, Ga. IMPERIALS TRAVEL J. A. Buckner, general manager, B. A. Buckner, general manager, Ben Haddy Ridge, and Mayer Brown, constituting the Imperial Jazz band of St. Mary's, and left the same day for Milwaukee, covering a special enclosure at the Master lakers' convention, holding forth in the Cream City theater the first day of the season. In the business in the house and Mr. Buckner who called at the 100 Roll Top Desk, their work is done on each work. That's going some. "MA" IN CLEVELAND WITH DOBSON SHOW Arthur Thompson writes from Ft. Myers, Lottie Johnson, Bobbie Mac Dodson, Larry Johnson, Ham Haggard and Curley Thorpe are with the C. G. Dodge World's Fair Show. SISSLE AND BLAKE IN ACT a two-tour in vaudeville short, when they were touring in Philadelphia. They were nominated to other vaudeville with a contestant in the Colored Hall, but placed elsewhere has been claimed. -The Billboard. JOSEPHINE SINGLES she threw at or at W. Huntington St. Savannah. This is Teal Home and they febrile. Josephine did a club at at the box and billed to the fact that the box was billed to the fact that MOTHER DEAD Baby Grace Fisher writes from Trent Holden, a graduate of Hudson High, Hudson who has been asked for three weeks of work on the board of the bank, on July 26, and held on June 2, the funeral being held under the name of Grace. SECURES DIVORCE G. A. Alexander, now connected with the Elite safe and bomb, besieged by the German Flüe, was granted an abatement from Edw. Alexander on May 17. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER FULTON'S LETTER Bert Hendrickle, the gall house boy, went to Chappelle and Silhoute are now touring the sun time amph, if you don't believe a first letter from the Leoch Referred a first letter from the Leoch Strand the San Pamphuel, Gold and Giddle, where you are drop Zerothia White, wrote you in care of this paper. Bert Langston, just forward miles to below address. Your print 12th Street, Los Angeles, cal. HARGROW'S REVUE OVER RADIO Battle Harrow's Revue was broadcast at the hotel studios, and Wednesday evening the program consisted of a tribute to Robert Swift, an infant comet, and Eileen Swift, treasured wife, who were assisted by the Poebers quintet and Mae Alma Ram, composer and conductor, being the first live Women to broadcast over the radio with less instrumental power by Saint Suttes, was sung by will bloom again at a later date. "FOLLOW ME" IN STOCK Louisville, Ky. — The "Follow Me" engagement at the new high theater here, and is being managed by Katie Thirtey. They are doing the business of Alfred Rose, and Katie Matthews are doing the company, the jobs are led by Gerges and Furio Washington and straight and juvenile drama and film and book and Harold Washington is a focus of the comedy connected—silm Mission, paper. ANITA WILKINS-KIM8RO WARM COMBINE CUYLER WRITES Fergus Custer writes from 71 Sherman Avenue in New York, where he runs business men and women who need business men and women who is wanted meet is a red hot jazz band, but not a pop band. He is interested in the streets and the Glays have slimmed their willingness to see that a population of over 75,699, of which 50,000 are musicians, is busier the year it chases. Minsterian write cutter. VAMPING WIDOWS DOUGLASS HOTEL 34 Broadway, Knight and Gutter, Magnolia Council; Rows 1 and 2; Rows 3 and 4; Downtown Theatre 361 Broadway, MAGON, GA. COY COGITATES Silas Green Show Nothing is greater than hearing a big concert band blower on an overture or a heavy match. Frank Terry or Manishidh he付了我 compass and a great one, and a hard one, and a hard one of the World." Prof. John Kiy Im (imperial) was being worthy of a place on his concert Kidd and his party educated dogs, are creating quite a dog, the olo with their ears. We are looking at PETER H. BURGESS group of campers. Coy Hardend forward a booking arrival of the White bibswires wire act, all have reached it. The is aim of shariets public the best south of the Mississippi offered it in the post and will continue to do so, always keeping the band the highest standard of excellence, and as a result Silas Green is a house- mate. Many wonder how make changes, etc., without closing, inviting missing a day, unless on account of missing a day, unless on account of it. Is it easy when you have the system At present we are working on a Buffalo, Va. an order was placed for a new text, please exept lights, although the present south is the condition but its new to do is touch the wire and the new While I am getting ready to pack my little kitten for a trip to the park, I need a dress, lights and other equipment for next season's show. I am planning to show the show play Friday. Will he be in New York for three weeks or four? Will he be a friend? Will he match me if not? L to 160 Branigan, care J. A., Jackson, A. At theft, N. C., we all will care. Our date fell on school closing days, so I will be at the show the following night so the teachers and children Klebs will look Sligo Green. I will be playing Louisburg, N. C. June—Joy. POTTER'S POT SHOTS POTTER'S POT SHOTS For the past two weeks several opinion leaders elevated the standard of the standard now playing in vardaville. There are always people who think it might become the norm to be allowed to play in vardaville, however, there is one big thing which could be done to lift the standard of vardaville in the art. The continual hardcore of vardaville's artists of the class of King Tut. There should be little need to work up without resorting to this line. There is one thing that can be said for the contribution of our members to the construction of vardaville, that rolling stone cliffs, there are few of them that cannot be treated with respect. almost direct can be placed on the ground. This peculiar and shows that some pain is construed upon some other pain. It is a lesson for other generations that a hole has been made in the ground. That old saying may be for me in this case. That constant dealing with SCORES IN GERMANY SCORES IN GERMANY "Chocolate Kiddies." With Russian Owner, Open at Admiral Palast Berlin, Germany. May 26. "Chocolate Kiddies," especially impaired, opened last night at the Admiral Palast to a big hit. The company is fairly certain the troupe if it can find many for a year. Taking in all of the large cities, managers is in control of the troupe. It is playing the Admiral Palast in the company, with the salary set, including the show's staff, running to "Arthur Lyons" (white), American, living in New York. It is sold to Lyons passed his interest to the Russian on his own (self) while the show plays on. According to inside information the Russian manager following the contract trends taking the company to Russia for an extended tour. "Chocolate Kiddies," are Greenes and Braden and an 12 chorus group and some boys. WHO BAILED BAILEY? The following eliciting was taken from a daily newspaper published in Charleston, South Carolina, on June 12, 2013, date line: "Erika, eliciting theater owner, and also movie star of two theaters on E. Ninth St. this city, was arrested in connection with an incident in Jail on this座 on the news news." It is said in law had on his person when arrested diamond appraising "Kamia, two quarters of whisky" and "Kamia, knuckles and a large roll of whisky." HITS AND BITS CO. JAXON AND STAMPER Frankie Jackson writes from Paradise Jewel, where she joined with Glenn Stamper, the famous dancer and emeralder, and that he for the fall season. He adds that the great summer resort and that there is another interesting headed our way through the city. IN CHICAGO Mister Man By IDA COX and PAPA Charlie JACKSON IDA and CHARLIE have paired up and sung a real hit — a tremendous one! 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PART 1—PAGE 7 IN OLD KAY-SEE on Sunday night the Bob Ross show Louis for a return engagement, apper- tance for another weeks engagement time on opening at the Lincoln theater for his "daggerslanders" another com- pany with his own jazz band. Bob Ross will be in feature attraction. Joseph Hurtz of Baltimore wants the band with the Bob Ross and Billiken mail will respond with the same. JOSEPHUS SENDS PHOTOS Joe donkeys, who writes under the rule that he takes in company with several assorted animals, will be getting at his home in Jacksonville and if the girls shown in the picture are his children, we think that johnny should make his stay down home a permanent apt. to come on down and rest in the house, to come in and rest in the apt, to come in and rest in the apt, to come in and rest in the apt, with a whining of a sigh, blended Martin's voice, for the picture, dozing. SHU-SHI-SHU Cleveland, John- Johnny- Lee Long and his Shih-Shi Shin company are attendance. Robert Burge is plan- s with this group. JOHN BURKE Send No Money! PART I-PAGE 8 TWO KILLED ONE INJURED IN EXPLOSION Loop Crowd Sees Body Hurled Thru Window Two men were killed, one was probably fatally injured and 13 Chinese were scalded when the explosion of a gas hot water heater in a restaurant, 250 S. St. St. Thurday morning, May 25, throw a scare into thousands of loop shopping at the body of one of the victims out of a fourth story window into the crowd of one crowd of Van Duren St. Pierreponts. The dead are Oliver Freeman, St. 435 E. 49th St., whose body was taken by Van liren St. window and past sources of women on the Metropolitan 1. platform to the sidewalk below, 2. platform to the address, when firemen found dying in the kitchen, William Freeman, a cousin of the dead man, was struck by a car. St. Lake hospital. The Chinese were treated on the scene and taken to the headquarters of the police traffic officer, where their statements were taken. The entire south end of the Loop rushed to the scene, milling on the street corner, with hundreds who were rocked in the building. Thousands rushed to the scene, milling on the street corner, with hundreds who were rocked in the building. Not more than 20 dancers occupied the restaurant. Ensemble members danced and a squalid police found traffic blocked at the corner of State and Sun Buren St. In the Rhite theater, an audience sat quietly through the pane that spread in a minute. The coronae impaled, which was held at the Central undertaking parish office, an audience continued until June 19. In response, telegram sent to Alexandria, La. Mrs. Buriceh Michels of that place, mother of Buriceh, has a brother in this village, the body home. It is believed that Buriceh has a brother in this village, the body home. It could not be coated. Hollis Freeman, father of both bodies, identified both bodies. Oliver Freeman, single, had been living in this city three years. He had been employed at the Hung Fong Wo restaurant. Fire Fighter Overcome New York, June 6. *While her heroic painting a hure hure which threatened the life of a slave,* the tenement at 25 W. 12th St. was destroyed by fire. *Johnson, 40, who lives in the building, was our room by smoke. He often linger on the floor unconscious after he had been taken to the hospital. The fire. Seamlessly clad, more than 25 families fed to the street for safety, the firemen were able to which is said to have resulted in slight damage. Johnson was revived by a pulmoner. Pains Very Severe "I suffered from womanly troubles which grew worse for a while. I, L. H. Cantrell, of R. F. D. 9, Guin- ville, Georgia. I frequently had very severe troubles. These were bad that I was forced to go to bed and stay there. I seemed to my back would come in two. CARDU For Female Troubles "I taught school for a while, but my health was go had I would have to stay out sometimes. 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There was no repression in this parade based upon color. Veteran and youth marched together in real American commemoration of those wounded for America. Photos by Defender staff photographer and Ganaway. Abbott Elected President of Hampton Alumni Assn. Hampton, Va., June 5-8, At the U.S. College of Agriculture, Alumni assists Robert J. Besson, 78, publisher and editor of The Chicago Defender, was elected president of the Ford of Portsmouth, Va., is distinguished lawyer, who served Hampton University for many years. The following two presidents were elected: Jonne Besson, Westbury, W. Wilber Robert Wallace, New York City; Mr. Warren M. Bold, Warren M. Bold, Portsmouth, Va. J. David T. 74, Hampton, Va. who had served as treasurer from the organization of the Alumni association, was postmaster, Mr. David T. Besson, was elected treasurer and Hampton Nelson, 78, Hampton institute, assistant treasurer representing a wide territory was elected, Charles T. Russell, P. F. Wheeler, P. F. Wheeler, V. V. chairman, W. G. Cooper, 72, Brooklyn, N. Va., spoke on the life and work of William M. Bold. Tribune articles were paid by the U.S. College of Agriculture. Several alumnial speeches on the such an important part in the building of Hampton institute from its founding in 1567 by General Armand Mr. Abbott in his address of acceptance emphasized the importance STOP ITCHING ECZEMA STOP ITCHING ECZEMA IN HONOR OF OUR HEROIC DEAD of loyalty to Hampton institute and to religious pleas for the development of colleges. Christian manhood. Dr. Tuskegee university fund campaign, referred to the progress which the University Turksegee embarked fund campaign, in standardizing the several colleges. Hampton institute alumni and expatriates of Sloan College in the joint campaign which they are making with Tuskegee University. Dr. A. Ia. Lackey, professor of history, delivered the principal address at the regular commencement exercises. Dr. R. present diplomas to classmates of Sloan College for the degree of teacher education, to cover course. In commence diplomas in home economics, two courses, seven course diplomas in home economics, these students have had work experience. Dr. Gregoe also presented the St. Philip Simley school prize to the commencement, Grady R. Burwell, Sloan A., The visiting artist at the Hampton institute. Dr. Burwell was the first recent competitive drill for the Hampton institute was commenced by Ward D. Hollis, North Little Rock, Ark. The best college work in Kann, M. C. Cole, Lawrenceville, Kn. De. Gregg presented the commissio- tion to the Governor of St. Louis, Stanley, Downers Grove City, Md. Benson, Downers Grove, Jackson, Missouri, and George Gage, Indus- trial, Ind. "HONEY BOY" BEARS SWEET NAME, BUT BAD REPUTATION The police are looking for "Honey Bee" who is behind a blast disruption. He sets the blast alarms and fires a gun. 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Tenants and Planter Trouble between Harvey and the other officers fled to go back in work because of the many infiltrates they were subdued on many occasions attempted to re-enter the department's work and that at the time of the shooting Harvey had threatened to shoot the officers he followed, Harvey and his staffs by several shots from the back. SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1926 POLICE CATCH THIEVES WHO BEAT VICTIM Kicked Taxicab Driver After Robbery What has been recorded as the meanest trick in the archives of the police department has been checked up to Brown Tyeen, 2008 Walshar Ace and Robert Simmons, 2014 Bardwell and Robert Simmons. The two hold up and robbed a taxi driver at 25th St. and Washaw Ave. After taking his money and gold watch from him they knocked him down. The man kicked in his face and one of the two ground the heel of his knee in nose, frusturing it in seven places. The cries of the man attracted the attention of who was passing the corner. 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HERE I AM DOWN IN LOUISVILLE WITHOUT A PENNY, AND NO HOPE OF GETTING BACK TO CHICAGO—IF I EVER GET BACK IT'LL TAKE TWO CYCLONES AND THE MILITIA TO GET ME IN THIS BERG AGAIN— I'VE BEEN LAYIN' AROUND THIS TOWN FOR SO LONG THE COPPERS ARE-BEGINNING TO WATCH ME! =IF ANY OF 'EM STOP TO QUESTION ME AGAIN, I'LL JUST PRETEND I CAN'T UNDERSTAND ENGLISH—GOSH, HERE COMES ONE NOW!! HEY!—I'VE BEEN NOTICING YOU, LAYIN' AROUND THESE DARK STREETS AND ALLEYS FOR A COUPLA WEEKS!! =WHO ARE YOU-WHERE DYA LIVE AND WHY?! NO SPIKKA DA EENG—PARLE VOUS WIE GENTS OKONOLOKO SPARE—RIBS ARTICHOKE, YOXY MASHKY BON JOUR YOU CAN'T PUT ME IN JAIL—I'M AN AMERICAN CITIZEN!! LEMME OUT!!! INDIANAPOLIS IN EVEN BREAK WITH CHICAGO GIANTS The giants had men on bases in fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth holes to solve their offenses. In the eighth they got men with a hole with one out, but they did there. WILSON'S HOMER IN 10TH BEATS DETROIT St. Louis, May 20. - Wilson's homer in the tenth inning pitched to Detroit for the Detroit Stars, 8 10 7, in the opening game for the Stars, and he forked the score in the sixth inning and Russell's double with two men all in the ninth inning. DISTRICT STAIRS Kenton St. Kenton St. Woodbury St. Woodbury St. Pine St. Rusterville Rusterville Garvey St. Garvey St. Brandon St. Brandon St. Harrison ... ST. LOUIS GOES WILD; BEATS DETROIT, 14-5 Fuqua Giants Drop 2 CHAMPIONS Hampton relay team, winners of the mile relay race at the fourth annual Hampton relay on May 16. They won the first leg on the Madam C. J. Walker trophy for that event. Hampton won the meet. SUNDAY SCHOOL ~ LEAGUE ~ SUNDAY SCHOOL ~ LEAGUE ~ STANDING OF TEAMS J. C. CURANS LOSE Tampa, N. J. May 14. The Jersey Affair. by the Pioneer Field, 11b. Jerome 'Jibson' ..... 100 110 100 00 - 3 15 Jimmy ..... 100 110 100 00 - 3 15 Interior ..... Mitha. 100 110 100 00 - 3 15 Interior ..... Mitha. 100 110 100 00 - 3 15 THE CHICAGO DEFENDER LEASE I CHAMPIONS runners of the mile relay race and the first leg on the Madam C. J. SE LEA CHAMPIONS mile relay race at the fourth annual the Madam C. J. Walker trophy for JOE DANIELS SCORES KNOCKOUT IN 1 ROUND JOE DANIELS SCORES KNOCKOUT IN 1 ROUND Brooklyn, N. Y. May 26-28. Joe Dane bels of the 25th infantry received a one- month obliteration over侵入美军. Garland obliterated at the 22th infantry Train are morning灯. The scrap was scheduled as a six- session affair. Starting like a wild man, Daniels hired his rival to the canvas twice in the past. before the end for counts of nine, when the white lad attempted to claim rolled over, pretending he was in great suffering, but he had been able to when he started to leave across the ring he started to pick up the ball, were needed to quiet the defeated last Women men in Athlet Women in Athletics MISS SAMUELLA GRACE CAVER MISS ZENOBIA LAWS Two of the five students over to Athletic association of the University affiliated with college women's orga- miss Daver, daughter of the soil is a member in the College of Junior in the School of Commerce in Others who have received this cause are Alphonis Harper and Zelma Watson, daughter of R. Cavver is a member of the Alma Mia Laws by Mable Sykes; Miss Daver Still Around THIS SO LONG THE COPPERS NING TO WATCH ME! are five students over to achieve membership in relation of the University of Chicago. This is a college women's organizations throughout the U state. A daughter of the late In the College of Literature and Arts, Mrs School of Commerce and Administration who have distinction at the law of the State, Margo Cedar, Mifflin Louisian, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. S. R. J. member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, Ivie Sykes; Miss Giver by Woodard. ILL Stranded in Louisville BOUND THIS ELEGOPPER TATCH ME! HEY!—I'VE BEEN NOTICING YOU, LA AROUND THESE DAY Two of the five students ever to achieve membership in the Women's Athletic association of the University of Chicago. The association is Miss Caveer, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. K. M. Caveer of Little Rock, Ark. is a sophomore in the College of Literature and Arts; Mrs. Lawson is a junior in the College of Literature and Arts. Others who have received this disdain at the University of Chicago are Miss Alfreda Burnett, Mary Cecilia Miller of Louisville, Ky. and Zelma Watson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Watson, daughter of Kate Kupfer and Alphonso security. Photo of Miss Liesa by Mable Skye; Miss Caveer by Woodard. the fourth annual Hampton Walker trophy for that event. THE Standing KANSAS CITY .....19 ST. LOUIS .....14 BROOKLYN .....11 CUBANS .....14 DETROIT .....11 BROOKLYN .....11 AMERICAN GIANTS .....12 BIRMINGHAM .....4 HILLDLEA ..... 10 HARRISBURG ..... 7 HARRISBURG ..... 7 BACHARACH GIANTS ..... 5 BROOKLYN ..... 5 COLIN ..... 4 COLIN GIANTS ..... 3 WILMINGTON ..... 2 Includes games played May 31. McCANNELL GIANTS BEATEN Spruitteld brain deftened the McCannell Giants of Montreal, 2 to 5. 111. E. McCannell Giants. .002 102 4-57 Springfield. .210 603 9-11 Springfield. .210 603 9-11 Johnson King and Cordin. Athletics MISS ZENOBIA LAWS achieve membership in the Womens city of Chicago. This association is instituted by the Womens Book Ark, R. M. caver of Little Rock, Ark. Literature and Arts; Miss Laws is a distribution at the University of Chi- lary (Cole Miller of Louisville, Ky. M. M. Wheaton, Mau- lis Alpha sorority, Photo of Miss Woodard. in Louisville HEY! — I’ve BEEN NOTICING YOU, LAYIN AROUND THESE DARK MEMPHIS SOX BUNCH HITS TO WIN, 7-3 Defeat Birmingham in /First of Four Games Memphis, the Term, May 31—Ranched hits in the first and third innings gave Memphis a 7 to 3 victory over Birmingham here today in the opening game of a four-game series after after two were out on Westley's safe bunt, a pass to Williams, a double steel and Miller's two-base hit to left field; one in the third on a single by Simpson, a sacrifice and an out on Williams double, Cummingham's triple, a base on feett to Hamilton and the seventh and last run in the eighth on Cummingham's second pass, a passed ball and a sacrifice, a passed ball and a sacrifice, Birmingham scored in the second One in the third on two singles and a wild pitch and their third and last ball and a sacrifice fly, Williams of Memphis featured with a leading one-hand catch of a drive from Birmingham to two innings with two runners on bases. BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM MEMPHIS Blackwell II, BIRMINGHAM Blackwell II, BIRMINGHAM Nationton 2B, BIRMINGHAM Nationton 2B, BIRMINGHAM Sutter 2B, BIRMINGHAM Sutter 2B, BIRMINGHAM Jope of f., BIRMINGHAM Jope of f., BIRMINGHAM Hammond 2B, BIRMINGHAM Hammond 2B, BIRMINGHAM P. Willis r. BIRMINGHAM P. Willis r. BIRMINGHAM Hammond p. BIRMINGHAM Hammond p. BIRMINGHAM ATHLETES DO WELL IN N.Y. INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETES DO WELL IN N.Y. INTERSCHOLASTIC Harlem's Junior High School Wins Track Meet RELAY LAKE—Won by class $D12; 502; POINT STREET—Award by class $D12; 844; POINT STREET—Award by class $D12; 844; 622; 615; 418. **MILES LOSSES** Newbury, N. J., May 17, 2015—Say "Man Man" Charlie, Arlbreu (voice of) Yankees won the game. Charlie Gustrue's new Mechanic was undoubtedly the winner, according to newspaper men at the league he let alone K. G. him. It was the first of his scraps on the short end of his local scraps. Lincoln Giants Drop Two Games to Royal Giants WASHINGTON HAS FIELD OF 100 IN GOLF TOURNAMENT WASHINGTON HAS FIELD OF 100 IN GOLF TOURNAMENT [Special in the Invitation] [Supporters invited] large list of entrants, supported by enthusiastic gatherers, opened the spring tournament of the Rivera Golf Course, and the week and with favorable weather the officials are hopeful of winding up the finals on Saturday. Close to six hours of program for the six entrants in the program. The phenomenal growth of the sport here in the capitals has been fueled by the energetic leadership of the riveride club club under the leadership of Peter R. Kearse; Mrs. C. K. Burch, vice president; Mrs. C. K. Burch, vice president; Mrs. Charles Burch of Howard university, treasurer, Capt. Campbell C. Johnson, chairman of the club. The matches to date have brought forth some sterling golf, replete with Cuney defeated AI Fortune 1 up in 15 holes. Walker Savoy stamped 17 tee and Victory 12. Italy were defeated in the semifinal round of the men's Walker Savoy. Wilks was the outstanding star of the match with three-thirds on the course, the match with Wilks and Savoy will meet "Pill" Cuney and "Pill" Ibid in the music, the match with Charles Burch and "Pill" Cuney will meet May Stewart and what should be a thrilling contest. GAS NEARLY KILLS ANDREW RUBE FOSTER Andrew Ruhe Foster, 4121 Michigan coached death by physiological failure. int, when a lookin- g hose in the bath room of the house of Freddie Eubanks. 706 N. West St. caused the bace- overence. The neur traccec occurred in stock in the morning when Mr. Foster entered the room to take his A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N. O. P. Q. R. S. T. U. V. W. X. Y. Z. When the ball players of the American Ginata threw Rushed to Hospital An ambulance was called and Dr. Susan Horton, the hostess, waved to $115. Indiana Ave. rushed the injured man to Liatte hospital, where he remained for hours about 4 clock in the afternoon. In the meantime Mr. DellMoos got in touch with Mrs. Foster over long hours, and he once once for the Hoover capital upon the urgent, plan that "if she wanted to her husband alive to come at once," Mr. and Mrs. Foster returned to the city the next day, in an interview that he stated that he remembered drawing water and getting in the tub after he else. His arm is very sore and is padded with cotton. He insisted on joining his club in Kansas city for an上午 in Wednesday night for that city. Praise Doctors Mrs. Foster had nothing but, that highest praise for Mrs. Crawford and Wade, that she was the best work that saved her husband, Mr. Foster's wonderful constitution in the battle between life and death. From reports that soon went wrong, Mrs. Crawford was killed Mr. Foster was dead and it took some time to quiet such rumors. New York, May 31. -The Lincoln Glasses dropped two more games at the home grounds. A crowd of 8,000 fans saw them badly beaten by their PART 1-PAGE RACE BLACK BILL ADDS 1 MORE LAD TO LIS Cuban Pastes McKean All Over Ring New York, May 23—Black B Cuban Pastes McKean, and other victory to his already b list by decisively outpointing McKean's team. He landed it feature ground bout to the Co- mmonth Sporting club. McKean was no match for finally the team that watched and McKean last. In only one session, the 10th, a joint team, beat the light and less downing in all the carl rounds, but settled down to enth the crowd in the last sting, sitting the Southern man till toured circle with right aft little upperms. The plasters over each which still believed of him in the round. He is sure to give to the mother's trouble in his sting, John Littleton, the slain al- and Bert Littlebon boxed six s signed to a draw in the semifinal. T exploded by and die 177 pounds. "Jewey" Smith, a light heavier man, wore Lewis, Willie, Sam Lanzard, of Jannettle and others of equal repute and Arthur McLaren, a coat of Cot from Panama, in the thirteenth season when he had to save him enough. was the "poke" bout of the evening McLaren never attempted to light a fire, but saved the fans who believed he went the ring to ring down the jack tucked in his work. On the other hand, "Jewey" was a bald-headed Englishman who was half-century mark. Now, "Jewey" says, with a few more bouts undo half-century mark. He will be ready for Dempsey and Willis. At Vittoria (white) of the Rexx wore Panama in a four-recession afalf each wounded 165 pounds. Seven other four-rounders on the program entertained doug the evening. JOCKEY' SMOOTS' RIDI DRAWS LOTS OF PRAISI JOCKEY' SMOOTS' RIDI DRAWS LOTS OF PRAISI New York, June 12—Tennessee the eleventh list of riding over the jumps on a five-foot ice, to St. Louis, who had the point on Mrs. A. Ambrose Clark's tie. Tennessee Whitles and the lock's share of the jumps were carried in a sensation victory by an inch in the chalk. Clark's a roaring crowd in those men an women at Belmont Park Memorial day. Tassel was far, far far in the port of the men but moved unimproved and landed just before coming to the lot. It looked like it would be a length, and it looked as if that would inform about defeat, as J. K. Willetts's barley. Tassel was game, however, and,ighting on to the bitter end, got barley out to the last ounce to beat Barley's a moss for second money. The Herald-Trilune, in speaking of an amount and the following it called, "Tassel well ridden by Jockey O. and the victory was attained in all of the most thrilling finishes the cross-country season." The first three—Tassel Barleycorn and the Brookside stakes—were down past the jumps so close that few dared the plains before on the barn inches. Manager Gans has not yet been able to strengthen his pitching staff, the exception of Taylor, all of the league's top pitchers, to try in the two games Sunday. Luther, secured recently from Hilda-did the best work of them all, but the other two were in the second game. The secrets were as Gols- TIGER FLOWERS READY FOR JOCK MALONE GEORGIA DEACON BATTLES ST. PAUL BOY AT EAST CHICAGO JUNE 5; ANDERSON ON BILL Olympic Track Prospect Breaks Hurdle Records PART 1—PAGE 10 Deacon Tiger Flowers, M. Flowers, little Miss Flowers of Atlanta, and Joe Hall, lightweight boxer of Buffalo, N. Y. perished over the brand. Trunk the soldier of afternoon at 2:30 and were at once liven to The Theatre Defended on the Vincennes and by the Defender's sport officer. Waltk Miller, Flowers, was aoser, went to the Mullen gymnasium and then served over the brand. Trunk alley Monday afternoon at once arrived at once driven to The Chicago Defender office and then headed by the Defender's sport officer. Donald Miller, flowers in a nurse, went to the Mullinan gym, mounted by a Loam hotel. The deacon is here to light Fri. at 11 a.m. at East Chicago artist, Jack Malone at St. Paul, a human buzzsaw, in the main baskow, to draw a packed house for mowing on the outside clamping for admission. Flowers worked out Monday night, Tuesday afternoon, and Wednesday for shadow-flowering Thursday. From his baskow he will give the white low little time to think of boxing, but to stay calm and focused. One of the two is very likely to kiss the canvas in an early session. The largest delegation Wednesday afternoon attended a barking show in recent years will journey down to Chicago on their way who haven't autos or don't wish to go by train will train them South Park Ave. and 62d St. that will take them directions. Flowers: and Mallone will weigh 165 the weight of the train. Anderagon Flowers and his family with his manager and Hall will leave the city in a hamburg airport in 10 minutes Lee Anderson in a 10 decision decision at Shilie park on Monday night. Bok Lawson, will take on Bay Newman in six rounds in New York Friday night. Tickets for sale at Oaks clearance center in New York will be available long term. Matters St. oppose the Daily News building. The fight is scheduled to start promptly. Gray limbs leave the clark St. courthouse at 7 p.m. daylight saving time. CUBANS, 3; MASSILLON, 1 Cuban Stars today defeated the Agathon, 2 to 1, in the first of three-game series. Games, Cuban right-hander, let the local team down with nine hits, two of 10 hits, one of 10 hits. Hart at opportunity to score three threes. CUBAN Stars..... 600 116 610-2 Agathon..... 600 116 610-1 Hart at opportunity to score three threes. **YMCA INDUSTRIAL** The Wilson Tigers defeated the Calgary Stars at Washington Park May 15, 19. Both pitching for the Calgary Shores in the fourth inning after the Tigers had collected three runs. The Tigers started Lott on his way in the second inning when he trumped to deep with a single, but was caught at second while trying to stretch it into a double-double. Thomas made a home run to outfield. Hybrid between first and second Eastern reached first on an error, 1. P. Tonder doubled to right; Kelly reached first on an error, C. I. Tonder striking. The next inning opened up with a single through second; Thomas followed with a single through short, with the second through long. Eastern followed with a single down, then a third line; Eastern followed with a single down, then a third line; Eastern followed with a single down, then a third line; Tonder doubled over second. Shubert relieved Lott and Tonder left out to second, and C. I. Tonder left out to second. In the sixth game the Tigers took a 3-0 lead, and a home run for four a double, a home run for four The *Jamestown* Shoot scored two in the tenth on two snails and a home run the *Seattle* Premiums defeated the live-in-mimic game by the score of 4 to 1. The premiums served two in the first season, and two in the third tasting off a sleek, and two in the third tasting off a sleek, and two in the third tasting off The Hammond Brewers made their home on the road to Foster and a double by Foster. Wilson Tigers..... 013 311-14 17 2 Calumet 102..... 013 312-20 17 2 Calumet 102..... 013 312-20 17 2 Greer, Greer and Greer; Calumet Shop, Lott, Shearer and Barnes; Home runs —C. R. Tondez; Kelly, St. Thomas; Screw out by Tondez; 2 by Lott, St. Screw premiums..... 2 by Lott, St. Screw premiums..... 2 by Lott, St. Batteries - Swift Premiums, Morris and Powder; Hammond Posters, Dunn Posters, Hammond Posters, Nintendo, Two-wheel Nintendo, Hammond BALTIMORE SOX WIN 2 FROM CUBAN STARS BALTIMORE SOX WIN 2 FROM CUBAN STARS Hilldale in Double Brooklyn, N. Y. May 21 - Before Hollom fans the afternoon Walker Bald faced the lushbush at Wolverine park faced the lushbush at Wolverine park in a rain bill, it to 2 and 9 to 4. Campbell and Ryan placed a slight- three mounder, but only one of them. Jack Wattop, former Yankee, died the opener, but was relieved for the fourth inning. Leon Cabrera, Brooklyn, N. Yankees, pitcher buried the second game and was nicked for 17 hits, three of them for extra bases. Hillade, 110 200 000 - 1 8 Dushuck, 600 000 - 2 7 Batteries - Campbell and Mackey, Warthen, Towper and Homan. Second Game Hillade, 110 002 000 - 3 12 Dushuck, 600 000 - 2 7 Batteries - Campbell and Mackey, Warthen, Towper and Homan. Hillade, 110 002 000 - 3 12 Dushuck, 600 000 - 2 7 Batteries - Campbell and Mackey, Warthen, Towper and Homan. MANDARA "THE SPORT OF KINGS" THE opening of the Eastern Tracks will and little hedging bravely stroving to amuse lots, break Murphy, win matches and the rest. TRACK AND FIELD A SPORT AT WHICH THE COURSED RACE EXCELLS-WILL SOON BE IN FULL BODY AND OUR ATTACKS HEAD BY THE GREAT HUDGARD WILL BEGIN THEIR ADBOUTS UPON RECORDS. TENnis—THIS PANHOLL SPORT IS A GROUSING MORE INTEREST THAN EVER AND A DANGER SELF ON IS EXPECTED. SAFE? THE UMPAIRED CRY, HARANGER OF SPRING-WILL SOON ECHO OVER THE LAND AS THOUSANDS ENJOY THE NATIONAL PASTIME. STILL IN ITS HAPPY AMONG OUR GROUP GOLF A COMING SPORT CLAIMS MORE DEVOTES YEARLY. CARSON AND WALLACE WIN IN CHICAGO AUTO RACES; BUCKNER COPS AT DETROIT William Carson, winner of the Hartnore 30-mile race in 1924, won the 20-mile race at Thornton track. Chicago, on Decoration day and Bill Wallace, of Indianaapolis came back the next day, Sunday, and capped the 10-mile and 20-mile race. At the same time in Detroit Bill Buckner, who was Hannon's nearest race in the Louisville race until the pit, won the 20-mile race there. Clifford Jackson, plotting the Dodge special owned by Luther Thompson in Indianapolis dirt track, 100-mile derby, was forced out of the Detroit race at the 25th lan when after doing miles per hour his car caught fire. In the Chicago race on Sunday Carson, driving a Deusenberg special, drove the Dodge special, the Carson was unrestrained through the fence and sussed the radiator, front hood and both front wheels when the machine plowed its unrestrained tree. Carson was unrestrained 25 feet in the air by the scaldent. Other than Carson's misfortune and a few cars leaving the track in Sunday's Chicago event Wallace of Indianaapolis on a half-mile track took the 10-mile race in 1255, with Martin third. He also coached the 20-mile in 2314, with Walthal second and Morgan third. The light car, driving a Bufford special, with Morgan second and Wallace getting third place money, Wallace drove an R in the Baltimore speedway association's race which was held at Winston, Carson, Buckner the first place money, a piece of 100-lan car, Wallace, who built his own car, The schoolship for nine lag born at Cleveland, Ohio; July 4, 1922; Aug. 1; Buffalo, Aug. 15; Philadelphia, Aug. 12; the men who compose the board of Wolfeine Tail company; George J. Hutchinson, owner of the Le Grand, Geneva, who is now opening a new Geneva, who is now opening a new Hayward, owner of the Tail carrier; Benjamin Sheek, owner Hotel Dupont; Steve Cuba, owner Club A; D. Smith, newspaper and THE CHICAGO DEFENDER TRACK AND HIELD. A SPORT IT WON THE COOPER ROAD EXCELS. WILL SOON BE IN FULL BLOOM AND OUR ATHLETES, LEAD BY THE GREAT HORSEBOARD WILL BEGIN THEIR ASSOULTS UPON RECORDS. LLACE WIN AUTO RACES; COPS AT DETROIT THE SPORT OF KING THE OPENING OF THE BESTARTH TRACK WILL AND LITTLE HODGING DRAWING STRIVING TO OR LATE TO BEAT MURPHY WIN AND THE SAN THE D CRY OF S WIN RACES: MURRAY'S SIN 8TH BEATS auto racing expert: Bart Burton, former secretary of the Detroit Stars, and the officers are: Richard Brown, president; George L. Humphrey, treasurer; and John R. Smith, vice president; and Bart Burton, assistant secretary. The office of the association is located at 100 Le grand路, 1338 Lafayette la. All drivers and promoters of rulings in the secretary and the above address, to the secretary and the above address, Redskins. Wise. May 20 -- Tillikerson's chants stopped both ends of the game. He stopped both ends today by scores of 5 to 1 and a here today by scores of 5 to 1 and a here today by scores of 5 to 1. The number of fast-lash-leaf ball steals being required to reach a decision in Redskins ..... 000 100 910 - 5 - 2 Giants ..... 100 600 410 - 1 - 12 Walter and Young: Brant and Sherman ..... THE FIG THE FIGHTING DEAC SOMALIA Photograph taken Monday afternoon in front of The Chicago Defender office of the Georgia battles, his family and Joe Hall. Lightweight boxer of Buffalo. Reading from left to right: M. Flowers, Tiger battles, who fights Jack Malone at East Chicago. Friday night, who boxes also Friday night. Front is a boxer named Jake Hollins. Saturday, Tiger meets Vincentneck hotel and will leave Saturday for Philadelphia, where the Tiger meets Anderson at Georgia earth. THE SPORT OF KINGS THE OPENING OF THE EASTERN TRACKS WILL PEND LITTLE HODGINS DRAWLY STRIVING TO ARMU- LATE THE CROSS MURPHY WINNIPE AND THE NEXT SAFE? THE UMPAIRED CRY, HARDING OF SPRUNG-WIN SOON ECHO OF THE LAND A THOUSAND THE NATION PASTIME MURRAY'S SINGLE IN 8TH BEATS DETROIT HTING DEACON AN Pyotts Drop First Game in 'Civil War' With Rube Rube Foster drew first blood in the civil war between the American Giants and Billy Nelson's 'Dots' Tuesday afternoon, 8 to 6. It took McCall, Miller and Harney to strike the pitch, however. Markharter opened the home fourth inning, and was satisfied to second, stole, third clean and come home when Winkler uncorrupted a wild pitch. McCall presented the Pouts with one of the three runs gathered in coming as a result of Markharter's error and McCall's error on a deliberate choice in which he made a bad push to Markharter. He was caught in their half of the same frame by playing a brand of baseball just a trifle superior to that of Nielsen's team, which by the way, is one of the big hits. Brown, first man up, dugged a hit between Winkler and Sweeter and hit it out. Williams attempted to surrender and was safe when loses threw the sacks. Gardner walked thine the sacks. Gardner dumped two. McCall started home and Be Moas showed the left to Sweeter and was out as the Giants' pitcher stood and Gardner took the pitch and Markharter dumped one far HILLDALE IN EVEN BREAK WITH BALTIMORE BLACK SOX enough to let the run count and get thrown out at first. Tortellini tripped and stole home. Winkler letting him throw in an attempt to get the runner. Droffski triple scored Harford, who had sinned, in the clash, and counted against Clemson had thinned out. Tortellini added another in their half of the sixth. McMurtrie battled for Hoffman and strolled off with a single and Hardy walked, dilling with Taylor and Prewitt serrieddy by to Taylor McMurtrie score. The Giants counted two in their half of the eighth. With one out, Gurpin scored. She's bead. Taylor scored him with a triple to center and Brown scored Taylor with a triple in the same home. Winkler was out trying to steal home. Miller sinned to right. Williams went out trying to third. **PORTS** **GIANTS** Bose Th. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Hartley Th. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Hartley Th. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 HILLDALE IN EVE WITH BALTII Philadelphia, May 20. — Hilldale and the Baltimore Black Sox split even in their twin bill at Hilldale park, the 1925 Eastern league champions winning the morning game by seven to 2, while the Baltimore afternoon game by the count of 7 to 3. Carrie, on the bill for Hilldale in the morning, had but one bad injury—the powerful elbow in action. A single by H. Jeffries, a home run smash by Beckwith, followed by nineteen hits, the only one Johnson over the center field fence, gave them three runs. After this Carrie held them in the hollow of the field, allowing the Sox to hit Hilldale, who jumped on Griff, the ace of the Baltimore staff, at the start. Briggs opened with free transportation to that base, was softly followed by Griff, the field. Carr then seated a long single to left field, on which Briggs connected, Mackey doubled, and Carr passed. Carr then scored with Bizz scored with the third run of the game. They added another in the third inning. Briggs again, with a double, passed to captain, Carr to Briggs, who fumbled. Briggs scoring. In the sixth, with two men out, Cliff Thomas doubled and George Johnson, with a rolling single to center field. In the afternoon game Nip Winthrop played for the Isthmian lads, they caused him to move the mound in the sixth inning, struts, on the other hand, was what he did, getting a setting but six hits on his delicately master of the situation through SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 LONE MEMPHIS IS HERE FOR FIVE GAME SERIES American Giants Must Win Three R. C. Lewis' Memphis Red Sox, red hot from Beale St. and with Dismakers at the helm, going like the old place in the league race and with only Kansas City and St. Louis ahead of them, come here to play. Rube Foster's slipping ball is the place in the collar chinmishinshin. The American Giants are in seventh position. Poor fellows. Saturday Foster has ordered a full can of tobacco and will sit on the bench with his trusty blue in an effort to dislodge the southerners, who hold him in an even break of the day, when Foster journeied South. Memphis has Glass, Moore, Tyler, Dismukes and Henderson, and all are trailing in the exhibition team. Dismukes looks to take the series here, according to Lewis, who arrived in town ahead of the squad of players. He satisfied with the showing of the Giants and in the first game against the Tygers he ran the club with an iron hand. They remained the batting outfielder, but they played less bases, some through with squeeze plays until some major league players who had an off day and were in the box marveled at the performance. Now when Memphis hits the South side but they will find the old master and his crew with their backs to the ground, they will have a hot light on their hands. Willie Foster, bother of Rude, and Owens have joined the club. With Miller, Harney, Padrone, McNill, and Turner, the Glants have an excellent array of pilfers. Smarting under the excellent of having lost the straight games to the Kangaroos, the Maracas, the Glants are going out and stop some of the other league clubs. Saturday's and Sunday's crowds will see some hard games, as will Saturday's and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Ladies are admitted free except on Saturday and Sunday. HARRISBURG BEATS CUBANS 2 GAMES Harrisburg, Pa., May 29—The Harrison Giants drew a step closer to the champion Hilldale club in the playoffs. The Giants beat the State in both games of a doubleheader here Saturday, while Hilldale got even with the Baltimore Black. The Harrison Giants launched their first playoff game against the Giants in a pinning play by the score of 1 to 2. In the afternoon game the Giants and Cubs indulged in a winning 14 to 7. The sensational dbling of Burlington, second baseman Danielle Collins, Giants clipped the foul and prevented the exasperated hitting from spilling the Giants continued their winning streak yesterday by defeating the Phillies at Lancaster on the course of 16 to 2. Manager Mike Barr hit a home run in every game he played the season, and scored the Giants continued to score and made eight runs in this game. 102 196 206 - 7 12 15 Giants 251 199 209 - 17 15 Giants 251 199 209 - 17 15 Giants 251 199 209 - 17 15 Fibonacci ..... 000 000 200 - 10 12 Gibbon ..... 000 010 - 10 12 "Battled for Storm in the second. Baltimore, N. J., Baltimore, N. J., 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hillman, N. J., Baltimore, N. J., 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Battled for Storm in the second. Scribner Jr., Baltimore, N. J., 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Scribner Jr., Baltimore, N. J., 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Thomas, Berkshire, Wilkinson, Hirsch, 12 Jane and William Strong, Lockhart and WIL- lane and William Strong, Lockhart and WIL- lanes, 12, Thomas, Berkshire, Wilkinson and WILLANES, 12, Thomas, Berkshire, Wilkinson and WILLANES, 12, by Cookell, I. by Cookell, A. by Bella by Winters, J. by Cookell, A. by Bella by Winters, J. by Cookell, A. by MICHIGAN NEWS SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925 DETROIT NEWS BY JAMES M. PEYTON with the children of Cherry Cherry Dahl, Juntell, Cherry Cherry, Datha entetained a few children at the birthday of her daughter, bringing the birthday of her daughter, Mr. John Lloyd entertained a num- brium, complimenting her daughter, Michele Hirgula Lloyd. Among the guest- s, she was Vaughn, Clyde Spencer, Mary Graver, Mitchell Irish, and Frank Duncan. Mr. Charles P. Grabby of Cleveland, Mrs. Charles R. Grabby of Cleveland, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dever, Rince Royce. Distinguished by several events of unusual importance, she served by the Detroit Newswire association. Among the out-of-town visitors, Ms. Chase L. Duke, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Stoney, Mr. and Mrs. Olive Kline, Mrs. Smith, Indiana, ind. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Indiana, ind. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Weaver, Howard Glover, Lansing, Mich. Ms. Clare Palm, who has been a partner in New York, has come to Detroit and Mrs. Hudert Fagin. She was accompanied by Ms. Polly Houston, who will Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Paul's Piace of 560 St. Antine St. have returned from a visit from Heiland姆 in New York to White in New York they were feed by George Greenlee, Harry Heerdal and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell, M.S., served as the principal instructor. Edmund metroced to Jackson, Mich., to spend the weekend. Thryn Terry, Mrs. Raymond Campbell, Terry, William Simon was hostess on Friday to her whist club at her home, Irish St. Mich. Wyandotte residents were luncheon guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond Campbell, M.S., T. Langley, Mr. Arthur Gros, Mrs. Stella Burton, Mrs. M., Mrs. and Mrs. Chester Johnson, M.S., Mrs. Betha Martin, On Friday Mrs. H. M. Wheeler of Tolson arrived to Detroyal Garden News Rev. Mrs. Josee Stewart, HI, Northern Illinois' meeting in Springfield, Ohio. During her absence her little daughter, Mrs. Charles White, 12, Bagley Ave., Mrs. Alex Smith, 12, Bagley Ave., Mrs. Alex Smith, 12, N. Lamond Ave., entertained a host of friends on Thursday for 20 guests. Rev. Mrs. Gavin were also attended at 20 guests. Rev. Pearson presented an excellent presentation. Mrs. Morris 20, Glendale Ave., entertained at a dinner party Thursday for 20 guests. The college defender club met at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Sanders on Wednesday evening, Mrs. and Mrs. 27, Reuben White, Mrs. and Mrs. R. J. Reuben, Mrs. Martha Hindle, Mrs. R. J. Reuben, Mrs. Martha Hindle, Mrs. R. J. Jackson, Mrs. I. H. Hoohan, and Mrs. J. H. Hill are receiving congratulations on the community Washington Allen, 2014 Elm Lake II, died 25 May. Funeral services The Smoots Entertainment GRAND BARIOSE NIGM NILES, MICH. INDIANA NEWS BATTLE CREEK MICH. FORT WAYNE, IND. CRAWEOROSVILLE, IND. WEST BADEN IND. Rew H. A. Alexander, pastor of the public library at Gilda, at the K. M. Hall Thursday, June 11, who will visit the hospital of Lloydsport one day with his cousin, Ed H. Hocock, Mr. and Mrs. Hocock, and one day with Mr. and Mrs. Holl, passed and stopped over for a few days and took the kite on to Mrs. Holl. Hocock left last Wednesday for St. Bernard left Saturday morning for Greenland, Oklaho, where he will spend the day. Hocock left Saturday for Detroit, Mich. Lloydsport left Saturday for Detroit, Mich. Howard are here for the summer. They are students at Ringer William Mills High School in Greenland. They are students at Miss Lloydsport left Thursday for St. Bernard in Greenland, Oklaho, where they are one week opening a resort. Eld Stringer, a public health officer, will spend one week opening a resort. Eld Stringer, a public health officer, will spend one week opening a resort. SHELBYVILLE IND ELKHART IND PONTIAC, MICH. LANSING MICH The Lansing choir union gave a George J. Collins, A. M. e. church, and a William J. Church, A. M. e. church, been in ill health for the past year died Sunday, May 24, at his home. The group is Collins, A. M. e. Church, and William J. Church, A. M. e. Church, and returned from Medina, Md. McDonald has returned from Medina, Md. of his mother. Mrs Edna Payne left school to attend school. Mr. and Mrs.陆福夫 and Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Sunday with Mrs. and Mrs. A. M. e. Strange and Mrs. W. M. Wilson of last week to join their husbands. ing. Get your defender from William Johnson, agent. LAFAYETTE, IND. MICHIGAN CITY, IND. En route to Gary Memorial day, J. Warden of Larkin, lark, most Worshipful Mistress M. of the state of Indiana, paid a short visit to the home of the worthful and arranged to meet the worthful and loved a few of the brother's widows and a few of the brother's nieces and nephews home in the Bronx St. after supper city hours in Chicago. Rev. K. Hurt, hired last week, is recovering, as is Dr. K. Hurt, on the sick list. The Jolly Workers will be on the sick list. Gift 15, 14, Fourth St. Tuesday. CONNERSVILLE, IND. The members of Mr. Zhan Bajatilai, a graduate of the University of Dayton, evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bajatilai in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frankfort, KY, where she will enter the University of Kentucky. Richard Hamilton were hosts at a 6:30 p.m. concert by Mr. and Mrs. Finker, Mr. Josephine Coffr of Lebanon, owed event Sunday the guest of honor, Mrs. Elizabeth Brookes, Mrs. apple and Mrs. Harek Jensen of Marion, Mrs. Daniel Butter and family, and Mrs. Daniel Butter and family. MADISONVILLE, IND. TEBRE HAUTE, IND. NORTH CAROLINA THE CHICAGO DEFENDER LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE, LA. Lafayette Die Biehle defended that Lafayette be a top bachelor's degree of 25 to Miss Rosa Jacquet has arrived in the city. Lafayette Calvin T. gathe and Phleas Lefaucon with graduate from Lafayette public library will graduate from the elitist law school with graduate from the elitist school. Miss Alison S. Hall, who graduated from Island College, Mrs. Rose May 25 to conduct a global meeting at the M. K. Methodist church for women. NEWWICK, LA Mrs. Heyen Freit passed away recently after a long illness of Ruth H., Mrs. T. M., Johnson and Johnson, and of her husband, Robert Sirevert after spending a few weeks in the hospital. Mrs. Sirevert, S. J., C. Stall, Mrs. H., H. Stall visited the sister of his mother recently. Ivan Sirevert, the sister of his mother, injured. Mrs. Harel Lowell afforded the sister of her mother. Mrs. Phagan, Mrs. M. Sirett, Mrs. Cair and C. J. Grant motored to her home. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Jack Ross, *well-known* boss, is on the job. Ross is the *Liaison* Bill of 2112 Second St. to recovering from a serious illness. Ernest Ross, *well-known* boss, covered after having an attack of leukemia on his bone站. He is improving nearly after a long illness. John A. Joseph 2112 Hall St. to recovering from a paralyzed leg. He is back on the job. John A. Joseph has returned from Alegeria. Banks has returned from Alegeria. BATTERSON LA BATON ROUGE, LA. Mr. and Mrs. Hirzion lauwest entertained the Inter-Nus club of this city on Monday. The club is closed. This club is devoted to the purpose of civil settlement and social interaction. The members of the club include some of the most prominent writers, Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Robert Anderson and Mrs. Diglis Jefferson. MDNBOE, LA. Korea grand chapter of Holy Royal Arch Masons of the state of Louisiana May 13 and 25 at the Zion Hill Baptist church. On Wednesday night, May 13, she attended at the high school auditorium, Mrs. Karen McCarthy, and daughter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ullits at 12:30 PM. On Friday, May 16, Cook St. left Monday, May 26 for the church. Mrs. Karen McCarthy, Mrs. Glen Britten White, the wife of Calvin White, dressed Monday, May 13, in a white dress. Mrs. Karen McCarthy spend the summer with his parents, Mrs. Karen McCarthy, and Mrs. Glen Britten White. Remain were shipped to Calburn, La. for birth. Morris Spencer, dressed Monday, May 13, in N. 128 St. The commencement exercises of the Monroe Colored Hired School, La. for birth. Morris Spencer was held last week. The principal, was held last week. The Rev. A. Carpenter, president of the 10th district Baptist Sunday school Mrs. Jachel McBleid, died at home last week. Those on the slack bed were taken to the high school Mrs. Josephine Thompson and Mrs Killa McBleid. Lots were married recently. ELIZABETH LA. The G. I. U. of. R. I. S. and Daughter exasures a banquet for Friday night at the mansion in Abu Ala. I. last Saturday, the banquet was in honor of Mr. L. A. Thet. I. U. of. R. I. S. and Daughter held their annual thanksgiving last week. Mr. L. A. Curtis prescheduled the annual banquet. Mr. L. Curtis attended school in 1914. Staten County school in 1914. Staten County school in 1914. James A. S. K. church. The baccalaureate sermon was given in 1914. James A. S. K. church. The closing covenants were excellent and well received. 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LEES' TONIC HAIR GROWER causes a pleasing sensation of medicinal action, the itching ceases, the scalp and hair feels a lingering, warming sensation which quickly softens the user that this does not simply a mess of greases doped with fool only knows what not, but a real medicine for what alls the hair and scalp! The glossiness and beauty begin to develop with the first application it proves by many thousands of testimonial letters of grateful users from all over the world. Read some of them on this page. Dr. Lee's Tonic Pressing Oil Many so-called pressing oils have been sold by hundreds of small manufacturers, mostly made of petrolatum wax and highly odorous oils; they make the hair greasy and sticky, and the first dampness which touches the hair after using causes the hair to return to its natural condition—a lot of time and trouble for nothing. DR. LEES TONIC PRESSING OIL is made from peculiar ingredients which have a tendency to PENTRATE the fabric of the hair, softening and relaxing both of the fabric which causes curling, under the action of the heated coil, this giving a degree of porosity, and also has tonic and curative medication which is a great help to the action of Dr. Lees's Groom and Shampoo. DR. LEES TONIC PRESSING OIL is perfumed with a daisy, delicious combination of floral odors which make it a delight to the user, as well as to persons who happen to catch the delightful odor it does not have that sickening hue so obsolete in ordinary "hair oils" and amateur made pressing oils. Dr. Lee's Sage Shampoo,50c A concentrated shampoo paste, sufficient to make one pint of a wonderfully effective liquid shampoo, strongly medicated with SAGE and other ingredients, having a tendency to darken gray hair; this shampoo is made from highest grade coconut oil, lathers tremendously and cleanses the scalp from dandruff, dirt, grease and other foreign matter perfectly. COUPON OFFER NO.2 For the benefit of our customers please do not use our website to make any purchases FREE of charge. We are not responsible for any damage or loss that may occur to your invoice or your account. We are not responsible for any damage or loss that may occur to your invoice or your account. SEND NO MONEY— Please do not use our website to make any purchases FREE of charge. We are not responsible for any damage or loss that may occur to your invoice or your account. We are not responsible for any damage or loss that may occur to your invoice or your account. USE THIS COUPON Dr. E. S. Lee, Dept. D. 1716 E. 12th St. Kansas City, Mo. I am sorry to inform you that the loss of ICE LEES TONIC HAIR GROWER for $250 per person and the loss of ICE LEES SAGE SHAMPOO FREE OF CHARGE for $250 per person is the result of postmaster or delivery. It is unsurpassed that I will not be apprehended. I will return the unpaid portion of the Dr. E. S. Lee Prescription, and you are to bring my $25 at once. Name ... Full Address ... SEND NO MONEY- THE CHICAGO DEFENDER FU How many times may be plain, even es make an otherwise h l hair if you have the will pow me to us unless we are willing all, no matter how ugly, short the use of the R. LEE HAIR PR LEE SAFETY STR YOU can have beautiful hair if you have the will power and patience to FIGHT FOR IT. Few things worth having come to us unless we are willing to put forth an effort to have these desirable things. If you have any hair at all, no matter how ugly, short, kinky or harsh it may be, it CAN BE MADE BEAUTIFUL by the use of the MARVELOUS DR. LEE HAIR PREPARATIONS and the equally marvelous LEE SAFETY STRAIGHTENING COMB MARVELOUS DR. LEE HAIR PREPARATIONS and the equally marvelous LEE SAFETY STRAIGHTENING COMB The truly wonderful change that has been made, and is daily being made in the personal appearance of the women of our race is chiefly due to the CHANGING OF THE HAIR FROM ITS UGLY NATURAL STATE to its modern STRAIGHT, SOFT, SILKY BEAUTY. For this MODERN BEAUTY OF THE HAIR Dr. E. S. Lee's many years of painstaking laboratory research are largely responsible. His discoveries and inventions speak for themselves. And thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters from grateful users of his products all over the world are convincing proof that the Dr. Lee Products Are the Best als HE Dear Sir, I have tried a good many hair preparations, but your beats all I ever tried. Thanking you in advance for this order and also for the one before this one, I remain—Respectfully yours, Mrs. Mary K. Kelly, Montgomery, Conn. L. Please send me two beads of Hair Grower, one box of Shampoo and one box of Pressing Oil. Send it as soon as possible, as there is nothing else which helps my hair. Since I have used your wonderful Grower, I will never do without it and I will send my friends a trial—Yours truly, Mrs. James R. Barnes, Baltimore, MD. Dear Dr. Lee. Allow me to say that I am so well pleased with your Treatment and more too. I am recommending it to all of my friends. Wishing it a continued success throughout the broad land, I am—Yours truly, Mrs. M. A. Owens, Marshall, Texas. Dear Dr. Lee. My hair grew so wonderfully that I cannot express my gratitude and more too. I am recommending it to all of my friends. Wishing it a continued success throughout the broad land, I am—Yours truly, Mrs. M. A. Owens, Marshall, Texas. Dear Dr. Lee. My hair grew so wonderfully that I cannot express my gratitude and more too. I am recommending it to all of my friends. Wishing it a continued success throughout the broad land, I am—Yours truly, Mrs. M. A. Owens, Marshall, Texas. Dear Dr. Lee. Some few days ago I received your wonderful free sample. It has stopped my hair from falling and started a new growth, and I will certainly send my friends for another order today—Yours truly, Mrs. Emma Johnson, Chicago, Ill. Dear Dr. Lee. I have used your Hair Grower and my hair is growing so fine. My hair was thin, but now it is thick. I am 48 years old. I want others to know what it has done for me.—Yours truly, Mrs. Mary Williams, Trenton, N. J. Dear Dr. Lee: I have received your hair preparations which has provided satisfactory. It has improved my hair wonderfully and I have recommended it to my friend. I will send my payment for three packages of your hair preparations and I ask that you send it by return mail.—Yours truly, Mrs. Rebecca Blissitt, Jamaica, B. W. L. Dr. Lee's Tonic Hair Grower PRICE 50 CENTS Prepared by DR. LEE. LABORATORIES "Hair Preparations Exclusively" 1716 E. 12TH ST. KANSAS CITY MISSOURI SEND NO t. D, 1716 East 12th S DR. E. S. LEE, Dept. D, 1716 East 12th Street, Kansas City, Mo. Testimonials Dr. Lee's Tonic Pressing Oil THE PERFECT PRESSING OIL PRICE 50 CENTS Prepared by DR. LEE LABORATORIES "Hair Preparations Exclusively" 1716 E. 12TH ST. KANSAS CITY MISSOURI DR. LEE'S SAGE SHAMPOO PRICE 50 CENTS Prepared by DR. LEE LABORATORIES "Hair-Preparations Exclusively" 1716 E. 12TH ST. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI FUL H how many times one hears this may be plain, even to homeliness, but like an otherwise homely person seem beautiful If you have the will power and patience to FIGHT FOR IT. as unless we are willing to put forth an effort to have these matter how ugly, short, kinky or harsh it may be, it CAN of the FREE HAIR PREPARATIONS and the SAFETY STRAIGHTENING COMB what has NOW-If your bobbed hair does not look good: if it makes you look like a wild woman, you owe it to yourself as well as your loved ones to make it beautiful, which you can very easily do at a trifling expense, by using Dr. Lee's Marvelous Preparations for Beautifying and Growing the Hair. Dr. Lee's Tonic Hair Grower Dr. Lee's Sage Shampoo —Mild, Soothing, Healing and Cleansing. Dr. Lee's Tonic Pressing Oil HERE'S A $3.00 FREE Regular Price ... $3.00 The Dr. Lee Hair Are Truly M Dr. E. S. Lee has perfected the most successful preparations of HAIR ever discovered—not by guesswork, dreams and other phases of diseases of the hair and scalp. The results of his n DR. LEE'S TONIC HAIR GROWER..... DR. LEE'S TONIC PRESSING OIL..... DR. LEE'S SACE SHAMPOO ..... The Sage Shampoo BEGINS my improved system of hair culture by removing dandruff and making the scalp clean and healthy. The Tonic Hair Grower COMPLETES the treatment. Used faithfully, it will posi- HERE'S A $3.00 GIFT TO YOU Regular Price... $3.00 The Dr. Lee Hair Preparations Are Truly Marvelous Dr. E. S. Lee has perfected the most successful preparations for the treatment of the scalp and GROWTH OF HAIR ever discovered—not by guesswork, dreams and other tomfoolery, but by careful, scientific study of every phase of diseases of the hair and scalp. The results of his many years of study are his now WORLD FAMOUS The Sage Shampoo BEGINS my improved system of hair culture by removing dandruff and making the scalp clean and healthy. The Tonic Hair Grower COMPLETES the treatment. Used faithfully, it will positively promote the growth of vigorous, lustrous, silky hair. The Tonic Pressing Oil, used with the Lee Safety Hair Straightener, gives wonderful gloss and permanence to the straightened hair. SEND NO MONEY-Ju. SEND NO MONEY—Just Mail the Coupon It's no trouble at all to order. Just write your name and address on the coupon in the corner, cut it out and mail it. SEND NO MONEY—just the coupon—and the LEE SAFETY, worth $3, and the $3 worth of DR. LEE'S WONDERFUL HAIR PREPARATIONS—total, $6 worth, will come to you at once. When it is delivered pay the postman only $3 and postage, and the whole $6 worth is yours. But bear in mind we GUARANTEE our goods. Use these great hair preparations, and the Lee Safety for 15 days and, if you are not more than pleased with your bargain, send the unused preparations and the Lee Safety back to us, and we will at once return your money, all of it, $3, back to you, as soon as the parcel reaches us. On these terms YOU CAN'T LOSE. You are not only getting a most unusual bargain, but getting it under a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. But we must repeat that this special offer will cost us a great deal of money, and we cannot hold it open but a short time. Please no chances of losing 'till out' a gift of this wonderful Lee Safety Hair Straightener. The world's finest hair straightener—the world's ONLY absolutely SAFE hair straightener, and a full treatment of the world's most successful HAIR PREPARATIONS. SIX DOLLARS worth for only THREE DOLLARS if you fill out the coupon and mail it TODAY. Address: 1716 East 12th Street, Kansas City, Mo. DR. LEE'S TONIC HAIR GROWER ..... Price 50c per box DR. LEE'S TONIC PRESSING OIL ..... Price 50c per box DR. LEE'S SACE SHAMPOO ..... Price 50c per box Many of my friends wonder why it is that I GIVE AWAY FREE OF CHARGE so much valuable merchandise in my advertising campaigns. The answer is simple. There are so many fake hair preparations, combs, etc., on the market that the public must be CONVINCED THAT DR. LEE'S PREPARATIONS ARE BETTER THAN THE OTHERS. This being the case, I have deliberately given away more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH of my products to prove beyond all doubt that they are the BEST, AND THAT THEY ARE TRULY WHAT THEY ARE ADVERTISED TO BE, BETTER THAN ALL THE REST. This FREE LEE SAFETY COMB GIFT may be the last, as I cannot continue to give so freely in the future as in the past, as the world is practically convinced that DR. LEE'S PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST. —Straightens the hair and causes it to stay straight when using with THE WONDERFUL LEE SAFETY HAIR STRAIGHTENER. AIR! is spontaneous tribute at a BEAUTIFUL HEAD ful in the eyes of her fellow man. DR. E. S. LEE GIFT TO YOU FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, this quick, SAFE, patented hair straightener will be given away FREE OF CHARGE. Read and take advantage of this special offer and make yourself the proud and happy owner of this splendid product of a Negro inventor's genius. Hair Preparations Marvelous ions for the treatment of the scalp and GROWTH OF other tomfoolery, but by careful, scientific study of every this many years of study are his now WORLD FAMOUS Price 50c per box Price 50c per box Price 50c per box actively promote the growth of vigorous, lustrous, silky hair. The Tonic Pressing Oil, used with the Lee Safety Hair Straightener, gives wonderful gloss and perma- nence to the straightened hair. why it is that I GIVE AWAY FREE OF the merchandise in my advertising cam- . There are so many fake hair prepara- that the public must be CONVINCED THAT DR. BETTER THAN THE OTHERS. This being the by more than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND acts to prove beyond all doubt that they are the RULY WHAT THEY ARE ADVERTISED TO REST. This FREE LEE SAFETY COMB GIFT to give so freely in the future as in the past, as that DR. LEE'S PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST. Just Mail the Coupon USE THIS COUPON Dr. E. S. Lee, Dept. D. 1716 East Twelfth St., Kansas City, Mo. Dear Sir: I accept your special offer. Please send me three boxes of Dr. Lee's Tonic Hair Grower, two boxes of Dr. Lee's Sage Shampoo, one box of Dr. Lee's Tonic Pressing Oil, full 50c size of each, and one Wizard model Lee Safety Hair Straightener, for which I agree to pay $3 postage to postman or postmaster on delivery. It is understood that if I find all of the articles not exactly as represented, I will return the unused portions of the Dr. Lee hair preparations, and the Lee Safety, in good condition, and you are to refund my $3 at once. Name Full Address SEND NO MONEY