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DEFEAT SEGREGATED BLOCK LAW IN INDIANA ```markdown ``` USE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS VOL. XXII: NO. 31 MINIST MINISTER ND EDITOR Y LATEST NE MINISTER'S FIND EDITORS GU VERY LATEST NEWS COOK COU WOMAN WINS POINT IN SUIT Raleigh, N. C., Dec. 3.—Mrs. have a jury pass on her suit city of Winston-Salem, N. C., where was error in the action court in non-suiting. Claiming that she had been ditch dug across the street near her action on an allegation of city, and the question of neglig he determined by the jury, for to Forsyth for trial. C., Dec. 3.—Mrs. Chloe Tinsley won pass on her suit for $10,000 damaged non-Salem, N. C., when the highest con- terror in the action of the Forsyth co- sulting. What she had been injured when she cross the street near her home, Mrs. Tinsley in an allegation of negligence on the question of negligence the court ruled by the jury, for which reason the car or trial. Raleigh, N. C., Dec. 3.—Mrs. Chloe Tinsley won the right to have a jury pass on her suit for $10,000 damages against the city of Winston-Salem, N. C., when the highest court held that there was error in the action of the Porsyth county superior court in non-suiting. Claiming that she had been injured when she fell into a ditch dug across the street near her home, Mrs. Tinsley brought her action on an allegation of negligence on the part of the city, and the question of negligence the court ruled, is one to be determined by the jury, for which reason the case goes back to Forsyth for trial. MAN. 80. SHOT BY YOUTH Orangeburg, S. C., Dec. 3-age, is in a hospital, having be- section with a bullet wound in Jennings, it is stated, was at by a younger man. He was be- the abdomen. Although wound picked up his assault and the George Williams, 20, living as a suspect.- HOLD UNDERTAKE Danville, Va., Dec. 2—U. S. Howard Graves, his chauffeur, as "hit-and-run" motorists. T Adams, who states that Cunning severely injured his mule on the mechanic, in another car, saw fugitive car, took the number a undertaker who was being drive The trial was set for a later da S. S. C., Dec. 3.—Gabriel Jennings, hospital, having been brought here from a bullet wound in the abdomen. It is stated, was at his home when he man. He was beaten over the head. Although wounded in this manner is assault and threw him out of the Williams, 20, living close by, has been BOLD UNDERTAKER AND CHAUFFE A., Dec. 3.—U. S. Cunningham, mules, his chauffeur, are each hold and run" motorists. The charge was filed states that Cunningham's car upset he fired his mule on the Martinsville road another car, saw the accident, drove the number and then he claims, who was being driven by his chauffeur is set for a later date. Orangeburg, S. C., Dec. 3.-Gabriel Jennings, 80 years of age, is in a hospital, having been brought here from the Cope section with a bullet wound in the abdomen. Jennings, it is stated, was at his home when he was attacked by a younger man. He was beaten over the head and shot in the abdomen. Although wounded in this manner the old man picked up his assailant and threw him out of the house. George Williams, 20, living close by, has been lodged in jail as a suspect. HOLD UNDERTAKER AND CHAUFFEUR Danville, Va., Dec. 3.—U. S. Cunningham, undertaker, and Howard Graves, his chauffeur, are each hold under $500 bond as "hit-and-run" motorists. The charge was filed by Richard Adams, who states that Cunningham's car upset his wagon and severely injured his mule on the Martinsville road. A Danville mechanic, in another car, saw the accident, drew up to the fugitive car, took the number and then he claims, identified the undertaker who was being driven by his chauffeur at the time. The trial was set for a later date. TAKEN TO MORGUE: NOT DEAD Williamson, N. C., Dec. 23, spected man, 84 years old, we injured here Saturday, Nov. 20, was killed, and his body was o establishment, but upon exam leg was badly crushed and other accident happened on Washin from behind a car and was sa a local garageman who could A. N. C., Dec. 3.--Reuben Speller, 84 years old, was knocked down Saturday, Nov. 20. It was thought at and his body was carried to a nearby t, but upon examination it was four or crushed and other injuries were sus opened on Washington St. as Speller a car and was struck by another o german who could not see Speller in it Williamson, N. C., Dec. 2, --Reuben Speller, a highly respected man, $4 years old, was knocked down and severely injured here Saturday, Nov. 20. It was thought at first that he was killed, and his body was carried to a nearby undertaking establishment, but upon examination it was found that one leg was badly crushed and other injuries were sustained. The accident happened on Washington St. as Speller came out from behind a car and was struck by another driven by a local garageman who could not see Speller in time. GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 3.—Mai Route 3. had two of her toes and was accidentally fired, sending in the Good Samaritan hospital. The girl was on her way to curre. The gun, lying in the h. was jarred and exploded, not o. breaking the bone of her arch. SIX DIE Warsaw, Va., Dec. 3.—At an den Tate and his wife and four burned to death when their h. origin of the fire being shroude. GIRLS TELL STOR IN VICE DE Acting on a story revealed by had been held in a disorderly tution, Officers Goldstein, Fox police raided the apartment of a parkway. Thursday, arrested Rivers Calhoun; another wom N. C., Dec. 3.—Marie McLittle, 15-ye two of her toes amputated when a lady fired, sending the charge into her Samaritan hospital undergoing treatment on her way to church when the gun, lying in the bottom of the single and exploded, not only taking off the bone of her arch. Charlotte, N. C., Dec. 3.—Marie McLittle, 15-year-old girl of Route 3, had two of her toes amputated when a loaded shotgun was accidentally fired, sending the charge into her foot. She is in the Good Samaritan hospital undergoing treatment. The girl was on her way to church when the accident occurred. The gun, lying in the bottom of the single tree wagon, was jarred and exploded, not only taking off the toes but also breaking the bone of her arch. SIX DIE IN FIRE Ta., Dec. 3. At an early hour Monday he his wife and four small children of 6 death when their home was consumed fire being shrouded in mystery. TELL STORY OF LIFE IN VICE DENS AS COP a story revealed by a young girl who lived in a disorderly house for the purpose Goldstein, Fox and Storms of the the apartment of Robert Lee Calhoun, Thursday, arrested Calhoun, his wife; another woman, Lem Smith an Warsaw. Va. Dec. 3.—At an early hour Monday night Harden Tate and his wife and four small children of Oldham were burned to death when their home was consumed by fire, the origin of the fire being shrouded in mystery. GIRLS TELL STORY OF LIFE IN VICE DENS AS COPS RAID --- Chloe Tinsley won the right to or $10,000 damages against the when the highest court held that of the Forsyth county superior in injured when she fell into a her home, Mrs. Tinsley brought negligence on the part of the gence the court ruled, is one to which reason the case goes back OT BY YOUTH Gabriel Jennings, 80 years of men brought here from the Cope the abdomen. this home when he was attacked eaten over the head and shot in led in this manner the old man saw him out of the house. close by, has been lodged in jail R-AND CHAUFFEUR Cunningham, undertaker, and are each hold under $500 bond the charge was filed by Richard England's car upset his wagon and the Martinsville road. A Danville or the accident, drew up to the and then he claims, identified men by his chaufeur at the time, are Reuben Speller, a highly rea- knocked down and severely it was thought at first that he carried to a nearby undertaking injunction it was found that one injuries were sustained. The ington St. as Speller came out truck by another one driven by not see Speller in time. Erie McLittle, 15-year-old girl of populated when a loaded shotgun the charge into her foot. She is undergoing treatment, church when the accident oc- bottom of the single tree wagon, only taking off the toes but also IN FIRE early hour Monday night Har- small children of Oldham were one was consumed by fire, the d in mystery. RY OF LIFE NS AS COPS RAID A young girl who declared she pose for the purpose of prosti- d Storms of the Third district Robert Lee Calhoun, 4827 South Calhoun, his wife, Mrs. Rose An, Leo Smith and Leon Hill. army officer, was found in the ap- portment at 2834 S. Michigan Ave., the police said. According to her story, she had been taken to the hotel by a man who said he was a physician. The man, who was dressed by her captor who took her clothes from her to present her escape and to force her into submitting to his will. The police apposed Edward Bills, who was on the scene, and the police have another hearing in the meantime court hear. 5. Jail Two Watchmen Who Stole Theater Ticket New York, Dec. 3—Harry Burbridge, 30, 152 W. 131st St. formerly employed as a night wrestler at the New York City Knicks and Fulfer Jackson, 316 W. 141th St. were arranged in Heklein court and held in 4,100 bath each by Magistrate Goodman, charged with the theft of admission tickets to the $300 from the Latency theater. After the arrest of Burbridge, Managers Frank Schifman and Bernard K. Hurt of the Latency theater recalled that the tickets were missing and the tickets were discharged from the theater's emblem. The alleged stolen tickets under their appearance on Tuesday night, Mr. Hurt told, and that when posters holding them were offended adored them, the bad purchased them at a reduced rate from a man on the street. Chicago Defender WORLD'S GREATEST WEEKLY COOK COUNTY (ILLINOIS) DOUBLE STANDARD OF PUNISHMENT WHAT'S THE BLACK FELLOW IN FOR, WARDEN? BURGLARY—THE SAME AS YOURSELF!—HAVE ANOTHER DRINK EYES HUSBAND; TELLS JUDGE HE'S NOT HERS Boston, Mass., Dec. 3—After gazing at Julia in the umbrella court for 10 minutes last Friday, Mrs. James M. I. Holl, two collectionists, and Mrs. James J. Bell, aULL collectionist, as her husband, although the marriage records show that they were wed 12 years ago. The man was born in New York and came on a charter of bigamy, and Mrs. Gledy, formerly Allerbert Johnson, and Ursula Alcotty were there as his wives. After he moved to acted as his own lawyer, and in a very modest voice acted his two wives questions along with the bench. After the judge found it inappropriate that he wished to have No. 1 that was not positive that the defendant was the real husband and the father of his two children, he sent the man to jail. The judge was dumbled upon short sentence and exhalted. Thank you, one year, thank you. HOLD ALABAMAN FOR MURDERING BOY, 12 Birmingham. Also, bee, z. - George Washington Page. It was instantly in the arm while stood fast Sunday in front of a house in Bayles, a suburb. The police are holding William T. Thompson, an elderly white man, without bail, on a company's warrant. According to witnesses Thompson opened fire on a group of boys of our lance in front of his house. Fearfully, totally wounded, while dale and a boy whose name was not known started a sall in the city and riot cells were sent out. Rev. B. J. Prince Takes $S50 to Give Up Post Chesterfield, Ohio, Dec. 2—Rex Boston, J. Prince, one of the best known Baptist ministers in the country, testified that pastor of Shiloh Baptist church, the night for a consideration of $500. Disposition in the ranks of Shiloh has been beating for some time. Shiloh has a monthly ship of loot and owes a christian building. Its debt is $5000. Prince is well known in Chicago. SON OF OLD 10TH CAVALRY VET WEST POINT CANDIDATE Tuscon, Ariz., Dec. 3.—Vance H. Marchbanks, Jr., 19, at present a student at the University of Arizona, will take the competitive examinations at Fort Bliss, Tex., March 1, 1927, in an effort to be the first Race youth in 29 years to enter the national military academy at West Point, N. Y. His friend and path-inker, the late Col. Charles Young, who finished from the military academy in 1889, fired him with the ambition to carry on the army traditions of his Race and family. He has devoted all of his years to preparing himself in order to be physically and mentally fit for these rigid examinations. This young man has soldiered in all of the outposts of the country and knows the manual of military tactics better than a number of the fourth year men now at the military institution. His father, the highest ranking warrant officer with the famous Tenth cavalry, has spent the greater part of his life in the army service. At the outbreak of the World's war he was commissioned to a captaincy and saw service in the front line trenches. On his discharge from the service as a reserve officer he immediately recompiled with his old outfit. His son has also experienced the life of a soldier everywhere except France. While his father trained his men for overseas service at Camp Meade, Mad. he lived in the barracks with him, he remained in Washington with his mother and eldest life while his father was in Europe. WIFE STRIPS HOUSE WHILE HUBBY'S AWAY Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 2.—When Charlie Ford returned to his home, 15 Taff T. Thursday morning, his wife and the greater part of his furniture were missing. Only the beds and a He is preparing himself in the subjects of the orates and languages at the university, but every week end finds him back with his father and the troops of the Tenth at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, bearing the art of soldiering from veterans. MADDEN WILL APPOINT Congressman Martin B. Madden of the First congressional district of the state of Arizona, who blends the military with non-military young men as a candidate for either school who has the ability and the courage to stand up under fire. ELKS HOLD:SERVICE ELKS HOLD SERVICE Miami, Ga. Dec. 5.—The annual memorial services of the Improved Non-violent and Protective Order of Elks will be held in the Mt. Olive Cemetery, Elkswood, N.J., on Sunday, Dec. 12. By W. W. Woods, chapman of the Elks lodge, will deliver the principal address and many other prominent offices of the order will also speak. WIFE STRIPS HOUSE WHILE HUBBY'S AWAY Buffalo, N. X., T. Dec. 3.—When corpellus Ford returned to his home, 15 Taft Pl. Thursday evening, he wife and the greater part of his furniture were missing. Only the beds and a chair were found. He was a child, returning home from school in the afternoon, had to seek shelter with neighbors. Detectives O'Donnell and Mandel learned two vans had taken the furniture, the carter being George Cook, 342 Purdle Ave. When questioned by the police officers, Cook asserted that the vans had been taken out town. He said he had received a telephone order from a woman giving the name of Mary Andrews. On reaching the house he found a woman who represented herself to he Mrs. Andrews, and several other women. When the vans arrived out the vans at her direction, he said. Later Cook, according to police, notified Detective O'Donnell that he had the furniture still in the vans in his warehouse. When the police called for it he refused to turn it over. A woman who was seized and carted to city clerk Judie Wolz turned the furniture over to Ford, who admitted he had domestic trouble. V. H. Marchbanks KENTUCKIANS TAKE APPEAL AFTER TRIAL KENTUCKIANS TAKE APPEAL AFTER TRIAL Fine Warley and Cole for Criticizing Louisville, Ky., Dec. 3.—William Warley, editor of the Louisville News, and I. Willis Cole, editor of the Louisville Leader, were adjudged guilty and fined $250 each and costs on the charge of libeling Judge Ruby Lafoon by City Judge H. P. S. Bailey, acting as special circuit judge at Madisonville, Ky., yesterday. The Louisville News was adjudged $250 on a similar charge as that brought against the editor. A motion to suasign the libeling charge against the Leader was sustained by Judge Bailey. It being ruled that the Leader is not a corporation and is not managed by Cole. Both Walters and Cole were granted right to appeal. Appoint Special Judge What Articles Said Angered by Headings Indictments were brought against the editor of the Louisville News for similar concessions, which carried the legal complaint "Legal Lending Coming" and the following subst: "Madisonville Men Apparently Being Rushed to Galloway by Furchit Trinkt Up to Date No Gullah Proven; Gullahs, not a Fair Apathy, Kentucky to Have Another Legal Lending"; That is the Question on Each Colored Person's Lip in Kentucky; that are a very few fair-minded people in Kentucky who believe that it was not the intent and purpose of the editors to say anything through their papers that would be of an inciting or libelous nature and it was not on their own arrows in his strong defense that the civilism there was in the articles of the kind of justice handed out to our people in Kentucky, there was made by the editors in these cases, or any other civilism there was against the system rather than the individual judge in the case. The case against Cole and Warey was carried to the court of appeals. NATIONAL EDITION ALECK JOHNSON Farmer football star of Wilberforce university, who is being held by Chicago police on a charge of burglaring homes. He was exposed by a girl whom he had jilted in a love affair. COURT RULES OUT INDIANA SEGREGATION Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 5. The city segregation of finance, passed early this year and signed by Mayor Duravil, is institutionalized, including to a election rendered last week by the Louisville City Council, the grow out of a test case instituted by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and was based upon the Supreme court decision in the Louisville, Ky., case in 1917. Immediately after the mayor signed the bill, the Louisville City Court in that town overturned by the Supreme court, the association opened war on it. Mass meetings were held and funds were subscribed by the citizens of Belfort to combat the transgressions in the principles into the Northland. The town by Attorney R. L. Browning and E. R. Timoson, the latter a member of the board of directors in the association. When the segregation ordinance was proposed in this city, it was pointed out to be several unlawful lawyers that the Louisville City Court was called as president for the belief that the United States Supreme court could overrule this law. But politicians, ignoring this charter, proceeded with their plans and submitted the ordinance to the Louisville City Court. Almost upon the heels of the dissection of mayor of the city, Duravil's law conglobations act was the sliding of the law which segregated a great number of those who helped him. A demonstration was then held in the churches at which the mayor was reported to have been present. The association started its fight on the law, employing the same tactics it used when the Louisville ordinance its own decision last week, the court declared that it could not ignore the facts as set forth by the Supreme court, consequently could decide only malefact. AFFIDAVIT SAYS DEFENDER WAS RIGHT IN MIAMI CASE --- New York, Dec. 22, The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 60 Fifth Ave., has sent to the U. S. department of justice an authitiv reeling that our people were shot by U. S. marines in the course of enforced labor conscription after the recent hurricane despite doubts that any such violence had fallen place. The authitiv signed by Mrs. Mable I. Burdice reacts as follows: "Having taken a job to help out in the time of distress, she started in her time of service, she started with screaming, women, and saw three murders loving her brother, S. Ward, Jo. into the truck, one of the murders battling him with a sick. "That although she told the matress she had taken a job by day, they never did its组装 committee the steps of her house and down on the pavement, where they let her趴 flat on her back. Her brother then learned to her assistance by helping to carry into her house. As soon as she was done, she longed and felt something mass through her thigh. She saw the D. C. SOCIETY IS SET AGOG OVER TRAGEDY Mrs. Brooks' Body Is Found on Floor Washington, D. C., Dec. 3.—Society and church circles were astounded Tuesday night when the news leaked out that the lifeless body of Mrs. Anna Chandler Brooks, 27, pretty and talented wife of the pastor of Lincoln Temple Congregational church, had been found lying in a back room of her home, 501 Euclid St., N. W. Her husband, Dr. Robert W. Brooks, told the police that he had found the body at 7:10 o'clock Tuesday night, after hearing revolver shots. He supported the police theory that this wife had committed suicide. A gunshot wound in her left breast and a discharged revolver by her side were the only ones the district attorney believed the magistrate, Mrs. Brooks, traced to. The bullet that brought death and pierced the left breast over the region, the fireman. Police Seek Motive The story that the police pieced together after prosecution by Dr. Brooks and interviewing neighbors and friends of the couple hold no satisfactory explanation for the alleged suicide. Dr. Brooks, it seems, was the victim of the shooting. As soon as he heard the firing, he said, he went next door and called James K. Handy, a neighbor, from his home at 2578 Birch St. N.W. L. Carson of 1824 Fourth St. N.W. was summoned, but promoted the woman dead when he arrived. Catherine J. Hannesey Nerwick was then notified and later examiner issued a certificate of suicidal death. Warned Friend A later rumor had it that just before the shooting, Mrs. Brooks telephoned a friend, Mrs. Amie Smith, 1475 Elmhurst N.W. that she was about to commit suicide. Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Brooks suggest that the young wife may have become despondent over ill health, was known as a mother of a child, was Washington's younger set and was the possessor of a strikingly beautiful voice. New Brooks came to job eligibility at three years ago after being justor of the Pennsylvania Congregational church of Detroit, Mich. It was owing to the church's leadership that the church and the powerful influence he had with the younger people that he was called to this city to work in the church that had always been popular with the student body of Howard university. French Bar American Tourists From Resort Paris, France, Dec. 3—Under the direction of a former cabinet minister, a syndicate is being formed to establish a model resort between Niue and Tonga from which all foreigners will be barred. The plan to make Tonga the capital of East Africa, the proponents of the syndicate have pledged themselves not to permit any of the property to pass out of French hands. This is considered a direct slam at the conduct of American and English tour- marine shoot as he entered the rear doorway of their home, the battle-passing through her trench, her far-flung leg of one of the marines standing within the range or the bullet. "That she was taken to the hospital and thence to the jail, where she was being held in jail. After remaining in the City hospital for two days she was removed to her home, where she remained for some time under the supervision of the department of justice. In response to previous complaints of violence by marines, announced that it agents could not find a single instance of anyone being forced to work in the application of labor conscription. Of the mistreatment of our people by the marines was first published in a newspaper, and the national authorities confessed the persecution its arrived in Miami, and ordered the arrest of anyone caught with a copy. Organizations, guided by information contained in the Defense空军, protected to L. S. authorities. Police Seek Native Warned Friend PART 1—PAGE 2 FACES JAIL FOR GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA --- 'Uncle Tom' Takes All Blame in Scandal Bay Minette, Ala., Dec. 3. — The promised admission by a Race man to ownership of liquor seized in a raid on Governor W. W. Brandon's fishing camp apparently will save the executive and nine friends the embarrassment of court proceedings. The chief executive resorted to the usual Dixie method of dodging punishment for crime. Liquor charges against the party will be dropped after a sharty meeting Tuesday will be dropped, solicitor Herbert G. Hall declared. Henry Hudson, servant with the government will appear in the 12 squares of 1890 "Old Multian" the solicitor was informed. Prolate Judge G. W. will hear the appeal of Brandon. The governor, marry at what he bounded a "Knix Klim Klim attack on painting lot for Montgomery, naive saxon boy, lobstet to "settle" the court out of court. Gibson met Seddiks Hall, told him the servant would plead the party to proceed northward of the governor's special car. As the扎里 of conflicting identities of persons in the raid was cleared, the party proceeded to include Addison R. Smith of Louisville, vice president of the Louisville & Nashville entrail; two Louisville & Nashville staff; Dr. C. Dustman Castellan; Dr. C. Dustman Wilson; wealthy Birmingham physician; J. H. Settle of Birmingham, naive saxon boy, lobstet to "settle" the court out of court. Gibson met Seddiks Hall, told him the servant would plead the party to proceed northward of the governor's special car. As the扎里 of conflicting identities of persons in the raid was cleared, the party proceeded to include Addison R. Smith of Louisville, vice president of the Louisville & Nashville entrail; two Louisville & Nashville staff; Dr. C. Dustman Castellan; Dr. C. Dustman Wilson; wealthy Birmingham physician; J. H. Settle of Birmingham, naive saxon boy, lobstet to "settle" the court out of court. Gibson met Seddiks Hall, told him the servant would plead the party to proceed northward of the governor's special car. Banquet Marks Closing of Church Anniversaries Washington, DC, Dec. 2, A banquet at the day evening, marked the close of the anniversary of the First Baptist Church of Washington, DC, the sage of the pastor, Rev. James M. Marshall. The celebration has been underway. Preamble among the speakers is "A great event, Rev. William J. Dartes, Bentley Johnson, W. M. Hawkins, K. A. J. Tyler, Acquillay Sullivan, J. A. J. Tyler, Acquillay Sullivan, James K. Green, J. Harvey Barn Washington, John S. Mill, Tullah Hollis, Marian Green, Mary B. Love George A. Johnson, Marble Mabee Marshall Bella Thomas, James Washington, John Robert Anderson, Lott and G. Z. Brown. Music was rendered throughout the celebration by the First Baptist Church. Sweet music was rendered throughout the celebration by the First Lapel tribute. Congress to Convene Washington, Theo 2-3. The 50th anniversary of the president will be read to the Senate Monday, June 5. The annual session of the president will be read to the Senate on Monday, June 5. The senators and the senate. The Republicans remain in control of the senate. The senators are occupied by the senator from Maine. CROSS, FEVERISH CHILD IS BILIOUS OR CONSTIPATED Look. Mother! See if tongue is coated, breath hot or stomach sour "California Fig Syrup" can't harm tender stomach, liver, bowels ```markdown ``` Chicago Attender Chicago Attender Funderder Star M. D. by N. BROTHERT, N. ABBOTT, LL. L. Vol. XXII, No. 21. Date: April 4, 1958. Published by THE BOUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY (shortened) CHICAGO-3635 Indiana Ave. Tel. Desg. 0027 Extended as periodicals matter F. 1, 1956, at the office of Chicago, Illinois, U.S. under art of W. H. H. TERM OF SUSCRIPTION is available at observatory, 615 N. 4th St., #825. } THE CONFERENCE Chief of Police Morgan A. Collins is summoned before the city council to give his report upon the activities of the 53 police captains under his supervision. "Too many bosses, and not enough workers," seems to be the general criticism. Another criticism that would disrupt an proceedings is that the police officer is not taking an active part in the discussion. He is Louis B. Anderson, alderman of the Second ward, one of the largest wards in America, and his OMEGAS PLAN BIG MEETING IN CHICAGO City Gets Ready to Greet Fraters Chicago will entertain for the first time a Greek letter society founded in an institution of our lance when the university and university in 1911 convened here. Dec. 27 for a 1914-day conclave. Already plans for entertaining this week for the university, representing the mouth of our lance in the different colleges and universities throughout the country, are well under way. Over 70 chapters scattered over the United States, Canada and Africa, has never not in the Middle West since its founding for activities greatly generalized along the Atlantic seaboard, where it stands out among internationalities of our lance in the changes of Africa. Charles Young, a stance Booster, who carried the banner with him to Manchego. Two young medical students for the chapter in Toronto. According to plans now being sorted out by the committee in pursuit of the mission, the fraternity will be the history of the fraternity will be attempted. Delegates who will arrive Sunday night will find themselves committed and invited to the fraternity's informal gathering. Monday morning meeting will be held at Grapevine postgraduate chair at which address of welcome will be delivered by Mayor William E. Dever. Other plans call for a banquet at the Men's Club city for Omega men, a luncheon at the Men's Club monument and a sightseeing tour of the business district. Business sessions will be held at the YMCA. Indeed has been elected grand chairman of the two chapters that are to be hosts of the fraternity. Pacific Beach Club Meet Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 2—Many members of the Morning Star Beach Second Baptist Church recently attended a Second Baptist church recently to attend a community organization. Many were discharged when the problem, R. B. Petrucci, mentored them, who favored retraining the beach workers after many verbal battles more than 30 members walked out, leaving only 10. The problem is thought by the warehouse staff after a very punitive line for more than a year, it will pass out as many of our members of our base here. Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 2, 2014. Brown is acting on an employment臂 without a license is directing from his cell his work in a state where he is a state. Halsey corps procedures to be argued before Superior Judge in an effort to obtain his freedom. On the nullity of this argument, Brown may rest the authority of the city government to control employment臂 agreed to may be operating under another man. Martinville, Ind. Dec. 2, 2014—Sirator Kevin Brown, known decidely winger because of lung inflammation, was named the most numeric. Dr. Robert H. Scharf, chief day. He was delirium last night. Mr. Scharf was feeling five different relapses. Relatives facing five different relapses. Kinney's kings home in Champaign, IL. Justin Sandridge Is SOUSOT WITH ORCHESTRA Boston, Mass., Dec. 2. The Boston Symphony Orchestra has been third concert last week at Mecham Hall with Jasmin Sandin, pianist, a joined and graceful place. Mecham has an opportunity to display dependent control and a clear musical skill. For the warmth and justly appended, he was warmly and justly appended. MR. PICKETT LEAVES Charlie Pickett, the "girl summe man" of Washington, D.C. after spending two months in Chicago. His office girls day preparatory to his return. We are quite sure that Cal and the band are things have not been running so smoothly since he has been absent from the band. FROM SISTER'S FUNERAL Emma McKay, well known resident here, has returned to the city after a long absence. Mr. McKay left his wife and children in Boston to savannah to, the Mr. McKay will return for them early in the spring. Fighting Spirit of Woman of 65 Leads Army Eleven It was the fathing spirit of a little Point football under dogs in their annual clash with Amarillo to a short-break alligator rescued cheered the annual Army-Savy clash at Soldiers Point football, picked up by the experts to go down in defeat, outmanned and battled to a Few know that breaking down on their heels from the soldier seething scarcely beaty, the "Little Mother of West Point" been the caddies cook and consolator, For 29 years, ever since the first Army-Port for her young soldiers. And Saturday, at the most spectacular football game in the city, "Mother Rock" was grazed and cheered West Point to its thrilling the. "I knew they'd do it," they told me they would. My boys came to me before the game and said they "would do it." And it was with a satisfied smile that they comfortably sat in a tallman seat of the first section of the couchbound night. The "Little Mother" was going back to West Point, her duty to West Point commander she had told her boys to "do their best," and two thousand middles down in a 25-20-12 the knew that "Mother Rikks" orders were obeyed. General, she directs her team from the field. She followed in islands and made cheering section, she denoted Lake Michigan's watery breeze through four long DAILY PAPER PLAYS UP GOLOR QUESTION A Hyanniswood University of Chicago student was asked to describe when he discovered in his home. Colleen gave the student papers she had printed on paper that she was more interested in describing the his readers how the youth had been blind. Is the story as it appeared in the Chicago Tribune. It can be painfully open that the presumed reporter and describes how the students had been described as "blind." The other story printed in the Chicago Tribune, "What three the students assistant beloved. The latter paper was interested in playing the color of the criminal. U. OF C. STUDENT SHOT BY COLORED BURGLAR IN HOME William Bolton, J. 17, year old student in the right thigh yesterday afternoon by a colored burglar whom he annot in the right thigh yesterday afternoon by a colored burglar whom he annot in the right thigh home at 4298 Greenview avenue. The youth told police who took him to the police station after he heard the preacher moving about in the house and obtained his own recollection. He was taken to a way, however, the burglar fired first. The man escaped through a rear door. **STUDENT IS SHOT FIGHTING ROBBER** William Bolton, 18. University of Florida student in the right thigh yesterday by a burglar whom he discovered in his home, 4108 Greenview avenue. As young Bolton telephoned his father's real estate office at 3430 South Lake James as he turned from the telephone and collapsed from loss of blood. **KILLED BY TRAIN** Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. 3.—Crushed under the rear truck of a Missouri State University Richard Bloboe was killed instantly last Saturday afternoon near the Arkansas State University campus and been a diving car walker on the Cotton Belt railroad for the past five years. SAVES HEY STOLE AUTO TIRES Suttkart, Ark. Dec. 22—Charles W. Hey, a former Cotton Belt railroad last week from Montana county and arrested in court on a charge of grand theft of automobile tires and accessories. He was held to the grand jury and the other charges can be tried him. A Baby of Your Own Mother and Child Thousands of copies of books, containing a woo- dling story, good good good good good good good good good cust or obligating to women who years have tried compatiable and buoyant lives of life, bought great books, FREE books. Includes THE CHICAGO DEFENDER opinion is sought and respected in the city. From left to right, standing: Powers, and Charles S. Eaton, and Ellen W. R. O'Toolo, Stanley Adamkiewi hull, chairman, John S. Clark, E. I. Adamowski. The star shows Alden t of Woman s Army Eleven is sought and respected in the most important committees of the from L.H. Seymour Standing: Alderman Thomas E. Syme, John Hard, Charles S. Ecton and Chief of Police Collins. Sitting: Alder- R. O'Toolo, Stanley Adankiewicz, L. B. Anderson, Ross A. Wood- airman, John S. Clark, E. I. Frankhauser, Dorsey Crowe and Max Wzki. The star shows Alderman Anderson seated at the table. opinion is sought and respected in the most important committee of the city. From left to right, standing: Aldermen Thomas F. Byrne, John Powers and Charles S. Exton and Chief of Police Collins. Sitting: Aldermen W. R. O'Tool, Stanley Adamickiewicz, L. B. Anderson, Ross A. Woodhull, chairman, S. Clark, E. I. Frankhauser, Dorsey Crowe and Max Adamovicki. The star shows Alderman Anderson seated at the table. quarters of the bitterly fought game. There was no more ardent effort in all three of 17600 wildly yelling guns. "Mother Jupiter" "shooting started with the tank and the battalion. Navy team told the tank at the tank game, convinced that those Army under dogs had not contempt for combat. Friends of the little woman, who professed to know, said that something was "the Jupiter" "lightning." Never Misses She has never missed an Army-Navy game, they pointed out. She has not pointed out the hardest matches. And somehow, old cadets will miss her. Wasn't it "Mia Black" "misses that let her bans beat her"? No, she missed. You sofft, but the cadets merely shake their heads. Then there is a different one. That's why they caused Ricks, Hicks and McCain to be present When the Army special reached Chicago "Mother Rikke" alighted with the news She went directly to the home of her brother, Milted Washington, 416 from eight years. His wife, Mrs. Norma Washington, accompanied him and sent to "Mother Rikke" and led to the Chicago war crying out for the preacher duplex. In the parlor of the Washington home she let her mind wander and prayed for West Point. For "Mother Rikke" the boys tell you, has forgotten more than when newspapers dished the world about the Army Navy game at the New York Pole Grounds they carried the men who marveled upon death. She was within a store's throw of the When treasured called the Harvant- bridge, a deceased back and cuded friends died on the field from a sick in hand to aid its comfort. "I was exuded by the crowd. I was honored. I was exuded a mean and down on the field. I was victorious. I was the family of Thomas, the husband of Ann, the aunt of Mary, in New York. She was a Custodian. She is the only one of her Western athletic association. A Girl's Critical A AGE READING between the lines, it takes a mother or sister to divine the needs of a girl just budding into woman- "My sister was not very strong and had been taking tits of pills and stuff for constipation. She was fourteen and arse embarrassed with pimples. 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HOW ```markdown ``` SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 HUNT NUMBER BANKER WHO KILLED MAN Pair Had Quarreled Over Money New York, Dec. 25.—The first murder over playing the numbers occurred last week, when James Congress, 54, West 129th St., was stabbed to death in the Golden Democratic club, the player, who is said to be a eighteen inch carving knife, is believed to be known but is being withheld by the police. The assailant has not yet been found. Both men are thought to be members of the Golden Democratic club, the police said. **Argue Over Ships** According to the investigators had been playing the numbers, and a heated dispute arose over the policy slips between him and his attacker, whom it is thought, was a policy banker. The attention was paid the objection of the tragedy Congress solidly screamed, and his slayer was seen handdishing a bloody knife, and fleeing from the crowded club. Congress fell dead by a bifled table, the knife having entered his vital organs, it all happened so suddenly that he was in a chance to intercept witnesses said. Several men in the club started to pursue the player, but by the time they reached the street, he had disappeared. Policeman Matthews of the W. 12th St. station was attracted to the player, but he threw through but fruitless search of the neighborhood was made for the assault. Nab Fourteen in Raid Congers body was removed to the morgue, Detectives Christiano, Burns, and Fley, of the W. 153th N. station are working on the case with Detective Hapert of the Homeland Police. This horrific crime spurred deter-atives on in their relentless warfare upon the ring of policy bankers, who are mutely vast sums of money daily from Harlemites. Charged with collecting policy slips, 11 men and one woman, arrested in a crusade which meted 500,000 police officers were held in $200 ball caskets. Married Goodman in Washington Heights Arkansas Conference Arkansas City, Ark., Dec. 2, n.-The appointments of the ministers in the Church was held by Bishop Isaac R. Bass, of Washington, D. C., at the close of the 21st annual session last week, of the appointments the ordination service was held for those young men who were admitted to the order of orders. Among the visitors who attended the conference, Mr. R. Rey, J. D. Barkleide and Rev R. A. Adams, of Kansas City, and S. P. Blair, presiding elder of the Pin Buff ordination, in honored by the conference in Arkansas' candidate for the bishopric in May. Sesqui Fizzles Out to Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 2—The Second-quarterional expedition, which has cost the city more than $2,000,000, closed last Thursday night. At the 1:00 a.m. closing time, the expedition retained through December. The grounds will remain open through the month of December with an advertisement many of the balloons will be raked. 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The Thompson's January New York included Hawaii, China, Japan, Italy, Spain, France and the Philippines. They were ding the most prominent persons of the old countries. Dr. the Defender reporter upon his return that although E are wonderful places to visit, there is no place like home, a conspicuous absence of the color line in his travels. Their arrival in America so as to be present at the Thanksgiving game. LEGION ISSUES CALL FOR NEW MEMBERS THEY ADD L TO THEATER 10. Well-known Chicagoans who returned to their home Monday after 10 months spent circling the globe. The Thompson's left Chicago last January. Their tour included Hawaii, China, Japan, Egypt, India, and the most prominent persons of the old countries. Dr. Thompson told the Defender reporter upon his return that although Europe and Asia are wonderful places to visit, there is no place like home. He also noticed a conspicuous presence of the color line in his essay. In America so as to be present at the Howard-Lincoln Thanksgiving game. LEGION ISSUES CALL THEY ADD NEW ACT FOR NEW MEMBERS TO THEATER PROGRAM The titles post of the American Legion has launched a campaign for new members with the slogan, "Every service man a Legionnaire." The goal has been set at 1,500 members, which the officials say, can easily be recruited from this very large community. In asserting that the post has been for-recruiting and effective in its post service to veterans and their relatives, the following cases have been cited as examples: Mrs. Webber in the amount of $2,000 was served for Mrs. Erikshoff. Averted both compensation and a prison sentence for Joliet Webber, a billed veteran. Men are continually being hospitalized through the efforts of the WMAQ radio station have been given for hospital patients. The scholarship model has been appropriated for students of the Wendell Phillips high school, two having been awarded in 1922-23. Among other notableities and the pre-emption of Mineau, Brazil, nationally noted singer, to the mule lovers of Ohio. Three College students at the Army-Navy game Saturday. Every ex-service man is invited to William R. Hunches, 454 Forresville Ave., and receive immediately a membership in the DSS. Send money to William R. Hunches, 454 Forresville Ave., and receive immediately a membership in the DSS. Send money to William R. Hunches, 454 Forresville Ave., and receive immediately a membership in the DSS. All are partially invited. With membership, it is a reliable and unobtrusive source of information for government decision-makers. Legionnaires are advised to not quickly as the time for registering has nearly come. Officers at the annual meetings of the Giles post: William R. Hunches, commander; Michael J. Hrowning, Sv. vice commissioner; Justin E. Carter, finance officer; and Benjamin J. Dye, chapman TWO MEN SHOT WHEN PARTY ENDS IN RIOT Turks Bow in Worship Construction. Doc. 2. The famous building from which the station of Turkey once gave its others was transformed into a musical note to be perished by a Race of orchestra. This large building was filled with objects and goods of the general public, and the third row was the possible by the choralist as taught by the orchestra personnel. Another feature of the building was the double door by the choralist as taught by the orchestra personnel. Another feature of the building was the double door by the orchestra personnel. Another feature of the building was the double door by the orchestra personnel. She was dressed in the evening dress of the European courts. This is the first time a Turkish woman has ever appeared in a receiving line. Without Anaesthetic Louison, Joan J.—When Pope Mother Catherine, who has been in the heart of the Catholic work, returned home on a visit this week, he saw his first white woman in 18 years. 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From the time visitors were admitted until the orchestra played "Good Night. Good Night!" the hosts were showing a larger observers through the house. The general public was permitted to p. m. after which the members of the internity and their hometown guests tripped by Joe Chinman and His Seven Spots. Dancing was enforced on both the first and second floors, while in the respective rooms games of whist and "200" were in progress. Punch and cake were served daily during the event, and addition each person present was presented with a souvenir which contained a picture of the house, the schedule of the inter-fraternal basketball league and important events from the local chapters of all the other college fraternities and sororities and the leading citizens were present. Guests were registered from west as chicagore and for far north as Atlanta. Prominent among the out-of-town guests were Misses Margaret Morgan and Emily L. Shaw of Chicago; Mrs. Fritz Sealy of Philadelphia; Mrs. M. Moyd of Selma, Akron; Mrs. M. Moyd of land, Ohio; Miss Annabel Kent of Callege and Miss Cecilia Berry of Indianapolis, Ind. Fifteen hundred guests attended. The faculty and body of the university, State University, Moger Willis University and Wadown college were represented. Also the staffs of Hubbard Hospital, Hale hospital and nurses. Lincoln to Meet Oxford Chester, Pa., Dec. 3.—For the first time in the history of debating in this country, a debating team representing one of our own universities will choose Lincoln foreign university to host Oxford university in Baltimore, Mo., on the opening of Dec. 16. The Englishman will be heard by a capacity audience in the auditorium of the Lincoln University. The committee indicates of the popularity of the debate are to be trusted. The meeting is being sponsored by the Institute of International Education, the Lincoln University, and committee from the Pelton, Ill. Forensic council of Lincoln and the Lincoln Alumni association. The Lincoln team will include: Rachel Foster, former deborator of the longlost high school team there; Mark Gibson, an Oklahoman, who has been on the debating team since his freshman year, and Edora Turpin, an Oklahoman, who has captured several prizes in debating at Lincoln. Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 3—At 11: 17 this morning Emmanuel Ross, 18 years of age, of Cleveland, Ohio, was electrically at the Ohio state pen- lister's office in Bentley Steckel (white). Cleveland con- tentioner, a year ago. mand ER SPIR ER ASPIRIN" er Cross" on tablets, you are not get- aspirin prescribed by physicians and er 25 years. FFECT THE HEART Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. f Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci --- NEW LIGHT ON FAMOUS CIVIL WAR INCIDENT Salem, Mass., Dec. 2.—Many conflicting stories have been related concerning the part President William J. Clinton and Private William Scott of the Vermont volunteers, who fell asleep while on pocket duty. He was ordered to be shot by a dring squad and Lincoln, the yarn sold, spared him. There was discovered recently a copy of the Salem Bweekley Register of Oct. 2, 1861. In its war column is proof that the president knew nothing of the youth's predecessor, but he believed that the youth was paranoid and restored to his post of duty. Many have contended that the president knew nothing of the youth's predecessor, but he believed that Lincoln was paranoid and restored to his post of duty. On getting no reply and fearing that the message had miscarried, he left after dark on the street, where the boy was being held to see personally that his order of clemency was curried out. AGED WOMAN DESERTED AT CHURCH DOOR Cab Driver Sought to Explain Mystery Suffering from loss of memory, an angel, gray-haired woman, apparently 70 years old, was left at Bethesda Baptist church, 351 st. and Michigan Ave., late Sunday afternoon by a Yellow cab chauffeur, who is now being sought by the Third district police. The woman carried a brown leather traveling bag and is believed to have lost arrived in Chicago from Hamilton, Ohio. She was unable to give an account of herself when questioned by members of the church attending in R Y, P, E, meeting. A partial identification was established through a search of her handbag, which revealed a plaque on which was written the name of Mr. Breckenridge and sister, 74 Chestnut St., Hamilton, Ohio. A wire was sent to Breckenridge, where he sent E. K. Martin, of Bethesda, but he received no reply, he said. The old lady's name was established as that of Mrs. Mary Horton. She is described as being light of color, weighing about the pounds, gravel and long nose, the wore a silk shirt, brown hair, an old rose scarf, gray skirt, white waist, white hose, black shoes and a ring with a red stone setting on her right and left hands. When he deposited the old lady at the church the cab driver explained that she had directed him to bring her a bag of flowers. But no minister by that name is at the church, the pastor said. The chanture avoided any further questioning by hurriedly driving away. The case contains elements of mystery which the police are trying to the advanced the theory of relatives of the deceased which have used such means to get rid of her safely. Miss Mary Neal, 631 Aberdeen St., who was at the church at the time she was left there, is temporarily taking care of her. Judges Joseph E. 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Soldiers field, the second largest stadium in the United States, dedicated to all American soldiers of all wars and located in Chicago, was the scene of a memorable football game Saturday between the United States military and naval academies when more than 110,000 persons, including an PART 1—PAGE 4 Soldiers field, the second States, dedicated to all America located in Chicago, was the second game Saturday between the U. academies when more than 10,000 UNCOUTH COPS BREAK IN ON THIS PASTOR --- And Wreck His Busy Distillery New York, Dec. 2 — Charged with operating a large distillery in the building where he lives, a man who killed (whole) 45 of his 190 W. 19th St. a teacher of Hebrew and other languages, and Thomas Cotton, 25, 25 W. 192d St. were arrested by Detectives and the police, the leadership of Detective Sergeant Mothoven of the 123d St. station, after tenons had complained of a strong odor of alcohol in the hallways. A police practice of sparing the mails with a deodorant to kill the smell of mash and alcohol, the police said, but their supply of the chemician must have run low the distillation rate. When the detectives entered a sixroom apartment on the fourth floor they found the clergyman and his older brother blooming over an elaborate distillation room. Among the pre-Volstead paraphernalia the police found one 10-gallon still and two 50-gallon stills all in gold. The police also found 40-gallon barrels of mash; 40-gallon barrels of alcohol; one 40-gallon barrel of alcohol; three bags of grain, 400 pounds of sugar; colony extract, four one-gallon barrels and four one-gallon barrels of wobble. There was also 25 feet of two-inch rubber hose, metal nuts, gages, pressure pumps, an assortment of several hundred feet of lumber. Rubber tubing led from the distillery apartment to the closet of the apartment and was also said to have lived. It is remarkable that the great weight of the mask and the equipment had not caused the floor to collapse. The life of life would have resulted in the case of an explosion, as manifested on the floors above and below it, they added, according to the police, the "terrorism" said that he had been operating the skill for several months. Detectives are investigating the rumor that others in the building helped him to install his elaborate plant. Cuban Executioner Says They Forgot to Pay Him Hawaza, Cuba, Dec. 5 - Frank Banks, a former prisoner in the Santiago prison, recently resigned his position as official counsel in the Santiago prison, and the retiring of interior he states that his protests for not receiving payment for his prison sentence and the curfews at the prison were rapidly increasing. The job he was offered to do was to compensate it became indurable. State Kills Two Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 2—**Knox-Williams** lost his October at October and found guilty of the nature of Walter Berry's involvement in the electric chair by judge Henry T. Berry, who pleaded for oblivion, in the ground that the state failed to prove which of the charges were true. IF BILIOUS, SICK OR CONSTIPATED TAKE "CASCARETS" No headache, bad cold, sour stomach or costive bowels by morning Get a 10-cent loan now. ```markdown ``` Due to temporary depletion of stock and delayed shipments, notice is hereby given not to send materials to Ephraim St. 128th St. Haven, NY, $Y_o$ until further notice. NO COLOR LINE DRAWN IN THIS HUGE STADIUM DEDICATED BY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FOR ALL AMERICANS KING SOLOMON TAKES ON HIS FORTIETH WIFE KING SOLOMON TAKES ON HIS FORTIETH WIFE Johnsburg, South Africa. Died. 2—King Solomon of the Zulu tribe has just followed the example of his grandfather, taking into himself a 40th wife. At the conclusion of the ceremony he announced that he would not take another wife into his home, but would marry him, to match. It was love at first sight when he met Zondi, daughter of Spencer, a Christian Zulu prophet. He was married to many a Christian ancestor, a high priest in a forest glade. The bride, led from the women's quarrels by her attendants, wore a sky-blue pleated dress, a shimmering white silk jumper heavily ripped. The tangle appeared with his aides, an iron crest, an orange morning coat, a gray striped trousers, patent leather shoes and snug gloves. He swung a walking stick that had been thrown at him by Wabes, who was a guest of his while touring the continent. MUSICIANS SHOULD WATCH THEIR STEP ACTOR, "INSULTED," KILLS SELF IN VIEW OF AUDIENCE Munich, Ratzach, Dec. 7 — The audience as the Municipal Hall of the theater on the program when the ship of the cast then sliding committed suicide raised at the theater stage and was replayed by the manager before the cast inspected that he had been installed and that he would ride the whole show. After playing in it, in which the manager died. The actor also drew a dagger from his pocket and joined it into his beard down. BOOTLEGGER JUMPS BAIL: BONDSMAN SECURES SUB Boys Lie to Save Girl but Land in Jail, Too Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 2. Albert and Elmer Story, on account of their loyalty to the family, assuaged by a charge of persecution. At her trial the two brothers testified that the whisky found in their cellars was not at the house of the officers who later raided the house. The laws were arrested when it was proven that they were not at the house of the officers. Their trouble was sentenced to 10 days in jail for persecuting whisky. Jail Dope Peddlers Theoger JA, Inc. June 2, 2014. Glegged dolphins were held in jail before without ball tack driving. Recently they were brought to property. The driver of the car lost control of the steering wheel. The man was awaking and plowed through a brick wall at Third and Reney St. The police during the investigation of the wrecked car found several eims of dope. CLAIMS "EGG" CHAMPIONSHIP Curtis, Mick, Joe 2-Boy E Gower Curtis, Mick, Joe 2-Boy E Gower Curtis, Mick, Joe 2-Boy E Gower soft ball eggs and car eggs on the car and drank milk along with the eggs. estimated 20,000 of our Race, saw the two teams battle to a 21 to 21 tie. The American Legion furnished ushers for the event. Ten men of our Race, comprising the medical detachment from West Point, accompanied the cadets and were seated with them in the stadium. 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MONUMENT Second Suicide in 48 Hours From Shaft Washington, Dec. 2—B. Connie Ward, 721 134, St. N. E., ended his trip at the Washington monument. He was identified by a tag tied to his clothes. His was the second suicide from the monument at 14 hours after third school. Two guards and a sightseeer were in the observation tower at the time Ward jumped, but none of the saw him. A guard at the window ledge. A guard at the door of the monument below barely missed being hit. Ward landed feet first and his legs were broken. From the observation tower to the ground, one heel was ripped off the shoe. Later examinations showed that he was in the main's body had been broken. Guards recall seeing Ward enter the monument during the early morning. He arrived at that time the elephant did not make a trip. It is thought that the man walked to his self-inflicted Ward chose the east window for his triptych exit from the monument and life. The guards and shepherds carried him up the stairs, turned his body lay on the ground in front of the entrance to the monument. Ward made his home with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. James Saunders, 724 Bldg St. N. E. Samuels said that Ward, who was formerly employed as a laborer by the barber's Company in company with his brother and in ill health for the next three weeks. Ten Die in Storm Clarksville, Miss., b. June 1, 1921. He received his race from their lives in the storm which swept through Mississippi last summer. He has been told he will have to be held[presently] when the storm here, with all its fury on a plummeting storm, which is a small north northeast of The Young Mother. The ills of infants and children should be so well known to the youngest of mothers that a reminder or a repetition of the symptoms of illness seems unnecessary, yet there are some mothers who overlook a feverish condition, a little colic, or a disposition to be irritable. If not corrected they may lead to serious sickness. And to correct them, to bring Baby back to its happy self, is so easy by the use of Castoria—a medicine prepared just for infants and children. It will regulate the bowels (not force them), aid digestion and so bring quiet and rest. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER saw the two teams battle to Legion furnished ushers for face, comprising the medical accompanied the cadets and stadium. The only stadium When Uncle Sam sent his 1,150 academy to participate in the annual Saturday he did not fail to have his dayy follow them and administered the sick. These men, all of whom had well acquainted with the duties of the sioned officers, under the direction of trip together with three commissioned the cadets, wherever they went and even of their color. At the La Salle htees these boys were right at their sides. On the gridiron they administered the field at the line of march. Photo shows, left W. R. Melton and Private William Hardy, Fred Franklin and Fred Fu. The Defender was the only Race pass admitted to the press box in the stallies. TEAMS BATTLE TO IN THE COUNTRY finished ushers for tennial stadium the medical Large stadia and the cadets and Comm. (Yale bu the only stadium All of these st lete Sam sent his 1,115 cadets from West participate in the annual Army-Navy classi d not fail to have his expert medical assis w them until the first ed at the first fired all of whom have seen long period d with the duties of the medical corps. under the direction of Sergt. William R. M. With three commissioned physician c ave they held and experienced on "Jim C At the La Salle hteel where the cadets are right at their sides. They ate, slept and in they administered first aid to injured pla aded them with the classes of the same Tich Photo shows, left to right: Sergt. R. R. and Private William Gary. Three others Franklin and Fred Fulton, are not shown was the only Race paper to receive press of the press box in the stadium along with A THE MEMORIAL CEREMONY OF THE MAYOR OF BROOKLYN, N.Y. When Uncle Sam sent his 1,115 cadets from West Point Military academy to participate in the annual Army-Navy classic at Chicago last Saturday he did not fail to have his expert medical assistants from the academy follow them and administer first aid to the injured and nurse the sick. These men were the product of science, and they were under the duties of the medical corps. Six noncommissioned officers, under the direction of Sergt. William R. Melton, made the trip together with three commissioned army physicians. They followed the cadets wherever they went and experienced no "Jim Crowm" because of their color. At the La Salle hotel, where the cadets were stationed, these boys were in uniform and rode with them. They administered first aid to injured players and when the cadets paraded the field at the close of the game, they were seen in the line of march. Photo shows, left to right: Sergt. R. L. Jones, Sergt. R. W. Melton and Private William Gary. Three others, Privates John Hardy, Fred Franklin and Fred Fulton, are not shown. The Defender was the only Race paper that received press courtesies and to be submitted to the press box in the stadium along with America's greatest dailies. Took Woman's Money, but Failed to Dig Up Job Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 2, 1-4. Thomas Harrison, who conducts an employment-charged with the violation of the law, repudiated employment burdens and the last Cambridge court last Friday. He was arrested on complaint of Mr. Harrison for violating the court's paid leave for a position with a family and when she proclaimed that the position was gilded, Harrison contended that she refused to take the leave of the family. The court ruled that Harrison took the money and failed to furnish the paid leave and paid him back. He was held in 1920 head of the supreme court. This Time the Phalanx Club Is Ordered Out Boston, Mass., Dec. 2—The Pinging 杯 Washington St.bury, Isle of marsins against the black and white "club" is that it more than six months in arrears. The club says he has served with a mother to move from the Lidding. He further CHILDREN CRY FOR LDREN CRY FOR going this for over 30 years; regu- n of infants and children. It has Oil, so-called Soothing Syrups, conceptions in the homes of fars who love their children. for babies foods and medicines es- children. the signature of Physicians everywhere recommend it. over 30 years; regu- lated children. It has Soothing Syrups, ins in the homes of ir children. and medicines es- where recommend it. RATED BY SOLDIERS AND in the country larger than seven-teminal stadium in Philadelphia. Large stadia are at Columbia Comm. (Yale bowl), 80,600, and All of these stadia, it is not 5 cadets from West Point Military Army-Navy classic at Chicago last expert medical assistants from the first aid to the injured and nurse have seen long periods of service, are the medical corps. Six noncommissar-Script. William R. Melton, made the red physician. The fellow experienced no "Jim Crowism" because, where the cadets were quartered, they ate, slept and rode with them, first aid to injured players and when all of the cases they were seen in rights. Script. R. L. Jones, Script. Gary. Three others, Privates John Iton, are not shown in the picture, to receive press counteries and to stadium along with America's greatest in the country larger than Soldiers field is the Sesquicentennial stadium in Philadelphia which seats 150,000. Other Large stadia are at Columbus, Ohio, 94,000; New Haven, Conn. (Yale bowl), 80,600; and Los Angeles, Calif., 75,000. 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Dec. 5—E-Commerce business man of this city was arrested last week and is being held on a charge of driving a vehicle that was stolen from the automobile into the rear of another machine at the corner of Town and Avenue. The machine hurled the occupants of the forward machine onto the pavement, causing damage to vehicles. men do things on a large scale, and where they are too busy accomplishing something to give much thought to race prejudice. Projects such as these are impossible in the South and will be impossible as long as petty hatreds are allowed to take precedence over achievements. - P. A. A. Photo. THESE BODIES DIDN'T MOLD IN THE GRAVE Washington, D.C. Dec. 3—According to a statement made by the chief medical officer of the city, Mr. the bodies of the three men who followed John Brown in his raid on the city, still century ago, were dissected by the students of the Winster school. Medical college. Amount 16, 185, for participation in theraid were two three men, Shields and Conkelhoff. Three bodies were taken from the city before students of the college dured them up. The surgeon claimed that the bodies were brought into the college with the ropes around their necks. Mrs. Benah Smith, 24, pleaded guilty to manslaughter Monday before Judge Hopkins of the Criminal Court in New York, one of 14 years in the penitentiary. Mrs. Smith resided at Gate St. Lawyers, 1200 Fifth Avenue, Sid and family lived Edison, her county, her husband, following a quarrel in her homeoyer and his attentions to other women. Mrs. Smith died at Smith through the sorrow of her broken window after the fire broke out on the street. The woman told the court Smith had been and threatened her husband by Attorney John M. Herman. 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If the root Nezry go the South had mistated here Beading reday would he oa It were Tut the titzext ger cent of these ml- grints with Heentiouy hat'ts has fauged a diference and was mia te 2 Hae for tie best of the rest of them Te ie teue whhin the white race there are many more of the eime such people, but thelr skin fs whtte—and the wetillennes of Sain ofstimes has $4 advantages with mankind tn thh country. And these Southern whites took thar advantage. ‘Thankeriving day found us in Al- lenstown. Here we stayed Ua days. Tuice peapte here are few in number und most of what few are here have feen brwurlt (a by labor agents to do the heaey Work at n cheaper rate And here the Keith theater bats you Jeom the matn tloar. Atlenstown has nothing to affer Race people, Savur- day we played Lebanon, Wonders Fmay Verer coase—Three of “The Georgians” singers have banded themeelves toxether to sing at the Aifferent ace. churches when We have a Sunday tay off. fa, Te Ander- ton, Garfield and W. D. Burns are the singing three, Same of the hos have named them the | “Howlins Three” because they make wuch 3 howillng success everywhere they Fo Tal Greco and Dick Ttmman or thy last two Rew members to jolz “The Georgias.”_ The Gains brotiiers playing the Kelth circult, calle Mnek-stare tie omer niche and Kpent fumoat_an hour with the boys. "Te Gains boys are sitting op top of thi world. “The Georatas" had wrele annua big Thanksgiving dinner on our prt vate car, Austin, Mrs. Campbell nev: er fall to see thar we eat the ot Ried on Che proper dak. Mr, Wiitiaa Camphell, the owner and’ manager 0 Ties Georgian.” will surprise th show: World next sramon. IL wil pas versormers nnd musiclany te get touch ‘with hins. i BILLY M'CLAIN TAKES Iiy Sectain, eho wag m atari ne ide Seacst Horan ‘quarter of fw Sentry ase in She ost Sar Bao ie Eaken once the Creseee ised balling Fin sieg Se SIGN ineuisess oper. Seen. Th Bulla Sontaing toda root: ae Hill Sorc ant Sena ute a0 feithe the ener” ahd 00. ta oot Het eapented, fhe testes Be te! ene or sent ate Tiahie sed eng mates ‘To give an fdea of Just a few of the versatile Rilly’s experiences, here BRS Some at the euteneroes ty when re area Hecht tbe nea ene nee Glee in Lontonseriana Ainttieanytetne dancing: penhared the first Cuke Walk on the vinge in Siecle Gi alse fa hunirgiss ine pohiced Rick Season sal San es ete Elan of Bana tnd art, ake un pavated tartructor Beta We Bee apenas of the K. KK. 33 years ago be Rint Ro ormett go Sie st, Wal. ta the’ Gourd Ht. heates ines LINCDLA PERRY WAITES S ‘Tulsa. Okla. Just a tine to Tet yeu and, protest Knew ur Whereatentts and dolnes ef our act. My pariner, Buck Abel, fx on the alek Fst asl compeltent to contine himself to 1 medieal treat. Ment at the hosutat in Mealeater Ovtx., Which will keep hint until Deo. 8. Se he WIP be vlad durne Maat Time to hear from all the injneh at thin address: Rark Abel, 310. Maln St. MeaAtester, Olga, As for meet, T have Joined handy with Bg Tes, fong-ely owner and Tevteger of ad Tera Uathiny Reau- Her sp Sfter a Suneosstul meaner. rem “p urkages, Okla. we ace nae Somweteinas a ver exrcreaatal weet ty fom hee at Ute Drconkind theater, Poe ae abene te ovetine Them In fees ninht, SGaneht. Sehur Tayi Vine Dacre fam Feber she sort te ratio ieee 9 enean Tisie-up. Re Caadn-nc chara: giz ene Marron, Pa. Tae ee vg a ES oe ‘Tilg MUSICAL BUNCH Things in General palntiix 2 score nerds mare than the Waving uf the futon. Whiteran HK {G and-aw the cecater of Ue prenent- (day style of sene:pation he still re. Feit master Suny. noverties ate Pirmducd by fndividuals that click Art with the audience. | aed nite wietun fw featured =.£.1 each aeomingl™ Sa stig. ‘Chieazo iy proud to bnve fog) Wi'teiman and) hie orchestra, ‘ict wit pine the entire Balaban & JKAte group ¢f Meal (heaters , Hoosier Entertainers | This te a sreup of veenatlie musl- clans who ‘have made deaneatee: quite popular in Indinnapoids. Ind. where they Rave plated at Doe larsext hetels and dance halls, AC tie pres: ent Ene thes are under cere! st the Cilliams hetel gelil. dient tap ids, Shes the contre: Crag Liner. BFlog ne and dieeetor: Java Sanlth, Banjo and gunGr: Maries Ltn. bars. myaphares | Raneilus White, tras “Tor heye gre feared trodes the Weaken don a ecdr edie Piiey Qc pasied for agertty ce ant hee Been ut ra the gen bench. Se ade Mico te (om ca te ara mesciership fa one uf aur awn fees. 12 work ep their travcins © cde si where, Glad te tsvae shat chs. buzea wants Sochrerg.- union tusieias. Por f4r~ ther inf raiioa west) The sects iaey ef Susielan~4.cai No. 208, Chute eagio, 1. | Hew te Curyright Music | Many ingle Rave caine €0 this Hertier fruit du nr Wa wish to copy Tipe ther cen ltsens ato gust haw ty gediwrt st Pad Rech gly Bn takdera the’ preceuere: Rite have Your cannsstten atsinged by seve compeent susie Arranger ¥¢ cu capnee que 22 cn bute © Serre (rite ta Thurvald Suber. Erectter ot comrigaty, svacteagion. 1% G, sat Tak Mim {0 sed cou Tene B blag for Mim contr. wise of Bazabllsied Mausical ecayer te ae kee Pose duced for eale, Fit ca: 3:5 Dlaak aed text amoney order for $2 ard your €ont~ position, “Ht wilt te reevrded ang a eorildcate wt les regis. rector wert Yeu if your number is Pested and on Fale ito the publle, av tor Form E2 blank, )° Atway's pratect sur Meas Uy cony'= righting. Maay wanzy have. been | siolen from colaposers by The shavae. Don't tet yourvelt be caught by Me: song pleaies, If there mre no musi Atrankers In your tows, et Sour Rel [ody on paper and, wiilt a typewricten act OF stor words, end them to, de Dave Peston Arcineinge erudloss 127 Nr Scate St, Bod Tor the fee of $20 a frat-ciaws plane veore will be made for your comportivn. One-half of the fee muet meconpsiny Your order. Oinie Ramblers The Disle Ramblers, a bunch of young players, ate plaring At, the Bacibeo fn, Sew Fork. da the ine Jy are: “Atsep, Hohinas and Gritta, Cnspphiness dcahansun treambune: i thesnmy, hase: deen “Desihter ripe: Jakavon, bazjo” Lewle, jane; Neat and Anderson, trurapets, “Ail nt (the wuss are vader 23, anu the casts era crities muy thes are saturated with pep and ginger. Thee have payed at Mantle City, Ned, and Paim Beach, Fla. Harry Ford Radios Terry Ford, the human cornet fet, adios that alt ie teed whete he So cotompnion. Hater tc with the Obin This week, Jota talk, avottt, Abe orp? oteige fae the Mustela evi Boyle te te watlle, "Whig ie 40 that ae musie‘ane ie Meraretves . Re! Se ivcremmecsivk (Peace TEER hance. {Oem Bl ee ie Ra Rivers i (ae wey Sheis they thet (RRR a SS lant ee si ve ETO | ee ra i hivie no one Sama eS for this conditt = Hg aap ie, Sd FRE ie char the play. : eS tee menge wat tee SER 3 Le ata SPs ae Biiisine Stet i Siseuatteue gaye Peyton ee Lae am | Tee tare ai i Rees ee OM RIB ea SMer wht Qwxedo deere: it ts time of we wotte ty #0 these things. We sondern chs So Aswand. fer ONE ceribem In white dtetriete ts am the Sate tea Ag Bee ston aad think Unt Tee oag ev may ts the ens, The sit white Leo ja shirt Is tho yrter Sing fu sear mit tuxeda Breda 30 Jaca dzesoy and refltinds It ore tise par, soe tnaine pale wih youn umd fv jutiee ts of fhe per wlire vow ors plavtn: are Deumd to fre the Udine» art rowitek abeut i Your ‘launder tilt maz be a trifle tnete: het what of that If rot are in~ creasing Sour. earning puter and shieling a defytte place in the mus sical world where sour services Will fein demand? Pit Conduct Samo time azn 1 wrete about the pit diecip'ine of players And recelve? ineny censretulatery fetters fram ui fer the countre.. When vou are it~ Hira anevion te tho putvic. give it sib fearuest nas and dignlise Ak denks vere Ind. when sitting t= the tourer, Ho ver the players xewdplng with the trent re fanprre OF see the Mappers vcongr pated araund the band Atand fin a dane» hell and occupying. the musteinns’ time, When pau aze on the fh, “titench” jeive service, ‘The public wilt Wise you etter and “your emplaver stil wes your perfect conduct nd will adsaiey you foe It Mave sour apprintments Away from ihe pace at whieh Jos Way music, Make the theater or batt. Toor Jour butsiness Tare, Tt ty whers you wet four bread ang hutter, and i You ervtat tn tasking #t a place tn Scclalize tn. it ‘wen't he tone before you Ate OUL IA the stew: nd WHE A had repmtaticn following you, no one wl want to Mre you. Get the habit of being gentlemen on and off. Backbiting When you see x musician down and out always out of work, alware broke, always ready to tell you gorme- thing the other fellow said about YOU. You see the real backbiter. Most af the time Jealous premmnt~ "ts evil. The person of whom ther are estour never did Anything te them. but the monster “Jealousy” taken hold and, its polzoncua tongue begins 10 work. Refrain from thie practice, “punch If you can't may a cond word for your brother misielup, keep JS: don't say anything. In te long run you will be the one distixed; Fou wil alwaya We In the mutter. | The Time sou spent iu tHifeibs the othe was fost while he euccceded tn elds of prosperity, “If your brother ia sue- ceantal, adtaira Bim for i. Roos him ond try to do Wkew!se. Stop Jour ‘backbitings: “uve yuuF ime IN making something cut of yourselt ‘Tey Wand sce if it tan't easy. Te Cut Orchestra ‘The rumor Hy afloat that the Metro- wolitan theater. one of Chicseu's high amitisement spots, is to Cw Its br- chestra Ciree fhuvere. At toe. Drews Ent tinny Te: musichins compre th ensorsble, and the news of the cut tn personnel comes aya surprise, Al- Frade the Willard theater, 31st St had Cahimet Ave. bas dispensed wit Ite orchestra, and nest’ weed The. OF- shextra now at the Teentleth Centu: Py theater Wil dincuntinue service, J. Good music tn an asset, the Vers ie of the theater, and it In wiirprising to Me why the uiners do nor ste this They showd eed to kastead of eur: unk. ‘The present-day style of muse de- Imande a complete roster to artictt- fealls Interpret the composition. ‘Th {musical arrangement ealig tor this t Tmost all the popular dange arrange: ments, Paul Whitman } raul Witteman and hie orchestre opened an enzigement a the mat {moth Chicago theater Inst Monday, AAU records «if the house were linken on the opening day. ‘Thousands crowed th bis theater to “sce An hear the worll's ariavest popular vF- ohestrt and its nartertut «lirectar. One of the feature numbers on the prvsrain Wax the ariistie Jazz rre- ation, “A. Bhnpsody In Hun” a cont posltion br Leo Suwurshs, ‘The bar- Darle effects that the atruaner sts {from the Insimuimentation i unlmnet- nable, ‘The nrehestratien eereainly ty A work of aenlus, The dicecdan 0! {the score by Se, Whitentan absarbs bis very rout. When the number f Anished his tee i finshed, every muscle tn his luce frame havtns heen exerted by the smaster canducior in the fnterpretation ¢f the niece. "Those of our ctonp of muxlclans wha tit tt puesta neat stcrifteo the time to eur thls orchestra. There fe much to be eared trom this erouy of Aiatinctive mupiclane. it wi) ae some of oUF wault-be feadera a world Of geod. They will see tn Whieman Jan artistic taton ana. Every muve jason munething: coloring and ee T. Q. B. A, Firiattee Caen tosses ALL ACTS, COMPANIES AND THEATER MavAceRe Serna Satis Bt Sree ceria aa Se Hare ears New York Fussian Music Store 2341 Hantiave St,,... etait, Mich. 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Glevmtand, Ohlv, “Harry apa ho Wh Eo ou @ hationay cancert your 200M, faxsing throwgh Chicago on his Way to the const. ‘Rey Bowting Kray Bowling radius hat he ts wil whi ‘simmy Watnon'a orchestra an That the mail man will reach hin 3 S375 Fath St. rin, Ha they ts UNC of the Bros tne cornctints. Georgia Gorham Many of the musizal -profemsion “AIL Fomember Georgia Gorham, for- meny pianist with the W, C. Hand. Tae kombany, Nye Yuri.” She} now iy Saimny At. Wher hee trend will tind her ai 1632 Broad Mt. M39 Gorham fan ascompllshed pianist forte of the eat indy musicians in the Pauntry. “She ts algo a fing camaponer Sing iu her ere ite soune tncersntina composition, She fe swe eyed este Wan orchestra tf Selina. playlag the aelehbering town dance Hunter's Serencders Hunters Neenadery, @ dance Ore onena pastas Haesagh the meet Dosoehn. ore POPU F vElth tke MANS Fone the teas Phew se anton tl Acinand and ave considered ‘he hot ae nied Phat Wests Ae beak AUS Sew Sieeg ebtcrtanned by ‘the Sings, a loca! ut sweet ft da Tureet The ‘Reabparers 0! the orehiersy Meds Owe at, Seth, Vining Distinction Jerome Pewsey Mo, fe Wang car dlatinetion In Poston, Rass where he ie sthly ing ar ie Sete Bari said Hane eeatany oe Ssnite He vas the gly Race metaber om the Lrogram of ie ctoanri peestng Bee a Gi Reedtad hat TEs fe Latatise ds a thee feat ofaet- ‘net clialr In Uie schoo a*mphony v=. erat and fe the cris Mater weet fe tk an onheeea af t5. players Biroirig aniy. he sonal Severs! wears apa Me waa asda t wiht CuO echenten im CRE Sto NR We a tticied with hist asa masielan fe fonad hia way Rast entered tite aaitenal minis coiservagaes, | - Bicred fumeilng shoe! tenes ame He “smout ready fo get hls dere Gunga ern do the vere TE yan are fo sere mee sour fife work, learn Pura a hanachiee, The sompustion payed te Xe Posse ag thie receat reeltal was “ronda.” Trom “the Concerto ia? Minor. far etzrinet, ‘Arthur Singleton In Chicano )_arther Sfasetontmep- dearer hails trum New Orleans, ia. where fhe fs quite pouular an mises «Ufo in the Croment gif BO war Went Ard with many of the leading’ ov- chestras? alno he wae aewasiste? with Fate siorvers Nunch on ths stem feat Cantal, nbvine the Silsstestpat Fiver, ne of the tare’ ¢=rursion oat fm service un the famouy w2- tereay, Atone time he wre, a mei fer of Charles Greath’a nrchorten In St fouls Mo. We 1s por a member af Dave Peyton's orchewtea ft 2! cE, SSE, Stentotan tem wellevarsed oo sicinn, an artist on the traps, belly KMophere an) Wepenle | Peron) fo a penige Mesuneriitty. Be aa wt fsvng fe ths Wo eee And the sucnee Toate dete for htm tn the musica fields of Uhleao, Local Notes Jimmy Bell aud ly orchestra wil open an enzgrement Dev. Sat one 0% Pilearoe. 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Jinyny Howell, ee iene anaes aes Se pagd ee fe ee Bere Re Ie ee Pa EE cei, Sais” i handles the leads well, carefa! nat ta nothin: urdiee. Johnny Rul Be ee att tae ot ate ee rey eee meee Sie oe cee egies ee hee Tr ae meas re roe en! eS eigen ee aie oS a et an aes Ships bey ane as Sa tear Mone aves ‘the yeiarite orks nri'cie, | Wit, BENTON. OVERSTREET The ‘oll Hoewn iivsichin con be eaten Fara anuriche con be Sine heat sehen he owl fee ae ie hea Ge ae Oe A NOTE OR TWO Sam Theant ix getting bis at the Dreamland theater, Columbus, Gat, seith Htosa Toatiere. “Won't. Quit Company, for the week at Suv, 23. - Herman and fea Urowe fay tes will take “thera at the Douglass theater, staeon, Ga. ses of Now. 29 BE. Euhy nd irene Eagiiey now Wish the Watte- Welly com, su. And ean he rad or Diy Week at Uh Star theater, Shreveport, La. Po Fesie Austin, af SU Lamas, Stu. was the hasiees tor Elmer Pasne, and he father, Thanksslving day, "The Paynes motored to st. Louie fron Kansas Gay, Kans, ire row show lowed the teases Now. 2h at Susar Lard, ‘Texas, ‘radios ‘The Only Jaivan; what the mot man wit ilnd him at 84 Di hail, "Tex, . Voure Williams, the esmeds fs gler fe with the J. W, Sodan fro fay ier Mie whe hy pint inthe wintone af Keone fey, Teave e Wert Gicint i anil Pevs slaet wad reath him Dt at Genrue Ten, Bincy Metamera seante Dew fotwardat cn the Samat hotel, Sv enth and N sta. Wasumion, D.C Quite FJ Wat take fis aio 8 vane gaen, ation Hon ibend cllh tales here a Uke “Ghat tivater, Cleveland, Oh itty the ited. tot Mama ‘Com naz Went ne Boe, 2, PGuldle Bein wants the Worst + farwrthat ite wit tike hers at U2 AW, Toth 82, Soe York ety NJumies Phieats. formers istth ty Kewran Colton, fierom conte fg gers ibe at 820 W. 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Invited the friends of the Res. Soil pleasant surprise party Wednesday. Catered Omea and brother, "Billy Ann, Lestoff, Mick, motored to Cleveland. They were taking the trip in Wetheraton Cole and for a couple to Wetherton Cole and for a car and Jeremiah road-trip. Mrs. G. A. Myers and daughter, Mrs. G. A. Myers, have been invited to the football game as guests of Mrs. Annabel Welter, Mrs. G. A. Myers, and B. Marshland. He is invited a few days in Tololo, N.Y., to attend a Thanksgiving dinner in honor of her son, A. S. Myers, who were united in holy matrimony and were married at Tololo. The dinner is now located at 225 E. 60th St. permanently, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anuah, the couple at $ p. m. at a summertime dinner at 225 E. 60th St. which much joy and happiness Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Welch of E. 60th St. dinnerer B. W. Young of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham and F. P. Patridge, Mr. Smith of Cleveland, has just returned from a visit with her husband, A. S. Myers, and a short stay in Washington, D. C., with her mother and Mrs. Ala Holmes, student of West Point, during Thanksgiving holidays. Matthews-Jameson Nuntlals Fx GEORGINE L JOHNSON ECYDURINE JOHNSON of the Upponian club in their initial attempt to win the championship at the "shank" in Water Saturday, no Saturday. The program an- nounced, included limoniums led by J. D. Glaister, beckoning; organiza- tions; the service at Warren chin- dron; the book of Kings Ransels, reac- cending to an annual cation; Sreel out; out; out; by the chairman, Mr. Carlie Hirsch and Manile R. Fors the season by the city, T. Scott, to Persian, Sneider Law, Sneider Persian, Sneider Law, Sneider Persian, concluded the program. Mrs. T. A. C. Attallah of Newport Ave. and Mrs. T. A. C. Attallah of Newport Ave. Married and living in Columbus for the Willower West-West Village. The living game and the week Dr. and Mt. M. A. Harris thanked us as for the thanksgiving 2016. Mrs. J. K. Gardner was in London, where she was a teacher at the House of Homewife of Earth. Mrs. Alexandra Brown, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. M. G. C. Moore, Mrs. D. A. Wilson during the week for December Mrs. W. S. Eubank is spending the week in Ireland with friends, and Mrs. S. Suger was spending the week with Mrs. Suger and family, and Mrs. Suger was spending the week with Mrs. Michael Clements in Woodland Ave. Mrs. A. Frances Alexander, bristling from Woodland Normal school for from Woodland Normal school for Mrs. J. Sarah Jarabek, in Woodland Ave. The overseas affairs were arranged for Mrs. J. Sarah Bird of Woodland Ave was which included Mrs. Louise Taylor McKean and Johnie Moore. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. For moved to Huntington with Mr. and Mrs. Alba- drey with John Healway. Harry Johnson moved to the James Brownley at Master for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Pinewood Ave. for Thanksgiving. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 CLEVELAND NEWS By ALEXANDER O. TAYLOR 2023 Central Ave. Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 2.--The death of a patient at the Cleveland hospital all the hospital was a shock to his many children. Class element Nelly and Nelly's father Nelly (tits), below a number of children to help him A. B. C. The cannation of Britain has been involved in the new business. St. James' lodge, St. James' lane, set up on Saturday at Woodland Abbey on Woodland Abbey grandchildren of Zealander is contested of the East net. The grandmaster A. J. Brown is the East net. The Last Man and The Great Master A. B. O. Taylor Grand Master A. B. Hall and Grand Secretary Howard Hall and Secretary R. B. Kinger is a world leader. The heart branch of the graduated class of 1925 met at the home of Mrs. Pla- hall of 1643 Cedar Ave. New officers from the class met at the home of Mrs. Miss Anna Haddock has been quite ill at her home on 8. 1638 St. She begins her studies at St. John's Sunday School. 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Chadwick D. 412-755-2222 Tiger Flowers Ready for Title Bout GEORGIA DEACON REALIZES MICKEY WALKER IS NO EASY MARK; GODFREY FIGHTS OWENS CHICAGO DEFENDER SPORTS Howard Downs Lincoln, 32-0 --- SOUTHERN PORTDOM PART 1—PAGE 10 Tige GEORGIA DEACO MICKEY WALKI MARK; GODFR IRWIN SUSPENDED Fred Irwin, boating promoter, was suspended for sixty days late yesterday for his poor handling of the Flowers-Huttman show at the Coliseum. Nov. 22. The suspension takes place from the 10th to the 16th. The commission also acted upon the matter of banning shows at the Coliseum after Dec. 3, leaving the Coliseum open to public, providing public comfort is assured and that the management of the Coliseum co-operates in every way. Tiger Flower's world's turtleweight champion, is within one pound of the weight he will must lift to play with. Mike Walker at the Coliseum that night, in the rain bout of all-star show presented by James Mullen. Flower must make 100 lbs. From all indications the greatest crowd that ever witnessed an indoor fight in this city will be on hand to watch. As early as Tuesday noon all the $3.30 and $5.50 scans were gone. The fast fists are trying to disguise just how strong Flower will be against the eight he has been forced to take off to make the required weight. If he is strong enough he should easily walk, Walker and walk off on the other hand, Walker, who is under the management of Jack Kearns, the man who plotted Jack Kearns's championship, is confident of victory. If Walker can go on and nail Flowers on the jaw he is fast enough and quick enough to finish the fight in a matter of minutes. He is in his right mitt. He is also smart and knows how to fight southpaws. The lucky holders of tickets should know that is worth miles to whites. Walker has a good chance to grab the title, because he knows that the Tiger is weak about the chin. It is worth a strong Georgian Devonshire chin is like "shoes". Flowers beat Saiter Huffman, winning every round, on November 22 and on December 16. He won the decision over Jack Malone. Flowers has beaten Malone twice. Jack Kearns chins there will be champion Friday night after Walker. He is showing flowers with rights. Supporting this bond will be others OUT POR By Eric. WHEN the thick-court shell whistle blew Saturday it ended the greatest season of college sports better than ever before. The under dog always had a distance and not infrequently took it. The largest crowds that ever attended the forecasts of experts were thrown to the winds. Players of potential All-American caliber were developed not at a handful of large universities, but in more than 50 colleges. Yet 1925 was a year of team play with individual stars submerged. This was especially the case in the southern states and All-Southern teams will have a bewildering forest of glants to stumble through. First Team Hall, Alabama ..... Left end Lamar, Atlanta ..... Left tackle Sanders, Morris Brown ..... Left guard Tadlock, Tuskegee ..... Center Cromwell, Knoxville ..... Right guard Kitchen, Tuskegee ..... Right guard Museum, Miami ..... Right end Bragg, Florida ..... Quarterback Geek, Clark ..... Halfback Stevenson, Tuskegee ..... Halfback Fowlkes, Knoxville ..... Fullback Second Team Chisholm, Clark ..... Left end Rilay, Atlanta ..... Left tackle Slaughter, Atlanta ..... Left guard Gandre, Atlanta ..... Left guard Monehouse ..... Right end Kizer, Tennessee ..... Right tackle I. Robinson, Tuskegee ..... Right end Cooper, Talladega ..... Quarterback Vest, Fisk ..... Halfback Atlanta, Atlanta ..... Halfback Johnson, Clark ..... Fullback There were a number of first class winters in the southern conference during the post season, including such men as Garner, Alabam; Nixon, Macon; Chambers, Clark; Dixon, Morhouse; Malone, Florida; Bike Robinson, Tuskegee; Johnny Chisholm, Clark; Hall, Alabam; and Archer, Morhouse. In the final pair would get the call for anybody's All-Conference team. Hall is fast and powerful, hard to get off his feet and quick as a car, but quite difficult to run. He is the outstanding winger of the year. ```markdown ``` Since most of the teams now employ modern football it is becoming natural to see the guards in the interference, to see the defenders in the 15-point guard who fast enough to get into the interference and as a result guards in the South have been slightly lighter than in former years with an increase in speed, to be more aggressive to guard. The other guard is given to Cromwell of Knoxville. Both are hard men to charge out of a fire thrust or play that comes between inside guard, Mock, Montgomery and arm. Tuskegee: Cohle, Chikl, Riley, Malegaa were all unimaginable and were responsible for much of the success of their respect. Tuskegee, the legacy of Tuskegee's defense, is the unanimous choice for the post play. He plays a purveyive roaring game. His has been developed and he isating will have a hard job keeping Tuskegeo off even an All-American selection. Landers of Fisk is given post choice to Tuskegeo in a match which has been one of only A writer takes quite a load upon himself by press up much such as Paul of equal interest to the fans in this section of the country. Woolett Langford, Barney, Abel's "dark secret," who has victories over the Giants, will meet Indiana Jack Elkhard, the dad who stopped Sammy Bruce on Nov. 5. Langford is a Giants fan, pulling for him to go a notch higher in the fictive game by putting Elkhard to sleep with a haymaker. This business, another eight round go will be between battling Elliott (Owens) also in action and throwing the fielder, who makes his first appearance in this city, Godfrey is under the management of Jimmy Johnson and is being grounded for Tumminick. Owens is a half brood infant. He was born in Oklahoma but has spent most of his life in ranch. He is often called the "boy scraper." He went to Carlsbad, where he graduated after having played on the football and basketball fields. "Check Burns of Texas and Ralee Meteorgy, both well used in ammunition, built out of the evening jumble Williams and Harry Robert mix it in six rounds. Mullen has Matty Marle and will be in case an emergency is needed." The first bout will start at 8:15 and the doors will be thrown open ticket holders will receive a ticket holders plenty of time to get their right seats. Runways have been built to aid in handling the crowd more easily. $125 and $550 tickets are all sold out. Muller announces that there are still many $750, $11 and $650 seats left, which can be purchased at the gym at 150 W. Flowers has been working out with Bob Lawson, Thurbs Burks and Jack Elkhart. Walker has been booking all the handled boys available. The handled boys are available for streamings worksouts Wednesday and will do only light bouts and real work Thursday. They are in the best trim and a great light is expected when the two enter the ring. Miller will second Flowers, Kerris will second Walker. The third man in the fighters enters the ring. In fact the State Athletic commission don't know themselves who will refuse the bout, the man will be appointed to the role that right. South, Tuskegee, McPherson, Atlanta; Cooper, Tulalike, and Bell of Tomessee in selecting a field game against the Florida machine, Jerry Braga, the Florida flash, is without a doubt the most polished quart-tackh in all of XIXe. He has one of the best machines in Florida machine revolved throughout the year and one of the greatest belt carriers in the conference. He had one of the weakest forward in the conference and yet he gained practically all of the yardage that his team was able to chalk up. He throws all of the battleship passes in the conference and trilpe threat man without whom any All-Southern team would be nimble a vital cog. Cooper of Tulalike is also quite some time. He is in the man around whom the great Tulalike passing game is modeled. His tote has also been in evidence. The other men are all a profitable performer. Stevenson and Beck are given the halfback assignements without a single process. Stevenson is the premier halfcarrier of the country. Once in an open field he is simply terrible. If a tackler dress he leaps into the field, he can be tackled by six or six yards still running. He has pulled at least a 2-yard run on any team not during the year. Beck is a phantom in a broken field, run, block, tackle or do anything that a backfield man could ever be required to do, he can be left off no books or not. Beck is not the books who were not notable are Kibsaway, Koxville; Marty Clark; Morris Brown; tinston; Tomesee; Clark; Gee; Talladega; E. Roberts; Clark, and Gee of Fisk. The fullback position is simply a matter of deciding between Spat Johnson, Clark, and Howes of the NHL. Spat Johnson has a born season because of a painful ankle injury. Howes is given the call because the writer believes he is the hardest hitting plunger in the country. He hits a line like he does in the NHL, usually 5, 6, 9 and 10 yards. Johnson is forced to the second team. The question might arise as to our reason for shifting Sanders to center and Crawford to guard position. The answer is this: In the guard positions we struck a snag which we failed to surrender except by substitution. To our way of thinking there is a matter of being better than the others. Slaughter, Colb, Cook, Colbler, Sam and another matter in the conference who merited a position on the All-Southern team by virtue of being better than the others. Slaughter, Colb, Cook, Colbler, Sam and another degree honorable mention, but to place any of these men at the guards it was necessary to leave Sanders and Crawford off the team, which would be decided to shift these two great linemen to guard positions. RAINE, 53; HARBINSON, 0 UNION BOWS TO HAMPTON By JAMES B CLARKE Hampton Institute, Yt. Nov. 25—The big Blue and White machine of Hampton institute marched victoriously over the Union university field at 5:00 a.m. on Armstrong field for a score of 12 to 0, which makes them champions of the C. L. A. A. possessors of the Shattuck trophy. The game was full of thrills and excitement from start to finish. The team was well prepared with unremitting fierceness, minus any show of rancor. Both teams showed magnificent spirit and the team's backs were backed and forth between the two 20-yard lines. The teams were so evenly balanced and the defensive strength of them so pronounced that the team was at a heavy price and extreme effort. Hampton, however, had a bitch on the red and Steel player when he jabbed Union for frequent first down numbering 13 to 5. The game was played by Hampton without a single substitution, while Union made a backfield swift as lightning, but Hampton's forward well seemed to lift through and break up plays at fumbles made by Bylod of Hampton in receiving Breaux's punts that put Hampton in a dangerous position. Each time Breaux failed to kick for the first score of the battle came in the second quarter when Hampton was held for downs on the 2-yard line after receiving the ball. Breaux was to kick the ball out from behind the goal posts, but in kicking he stepped outside of the end zone, thus countering. Union kicked to Hampton after that and then Hampton returned the punt. Union got possession of the ball and was kicked to kick. Union then allowed to allow kicker to drop-kick from the 60-yard line. Thatatcher, playing his last game of football for the Blue and White team, did a story as he lifted Hampton kicked off to Union and Breaux returned the punt on the first play, which byrd fumbled and Union failed to drop-kick. Hampton was given possession of the ball on the 20-yard line. There was an exchange of ball and knee, which crippled of a first down, but the ball was lost on the next play. Byrd fumbled Breaux's punt and Ruffin of Union covered it on the 35-yard line. Byrd fumbled Breaux's punt and Hampton was given possession of the ball and baker kicked to Union's 12-yard line. The first pass by Hampton gained a gain of 14 yards to baker. BRICE TAYLOR HONORED Los Angeles, Nov. 21—Brize Taylor California was named on the second All-State Conference eleven by the sporting writers of the Los Angeles Express. S. C. STATE DEATS ALLEN Orangeburg, S. C. Nov. 21—South Carolina State endorses the Goalie Allen university here 15-0 THE CHICAGO DEFENDER S Rea AGOD rd Dow BOWS AMPTON Whirlwind Has Same Old Horse Shoe With Him ] That Whitfield Johnson, former Lincoln university football star and head coach of the university grid stars is a fuzzy yellow was demonstrated turkey day at Atlanta U to a 0.4 lift. Johnson has a horsehoe above the beak worth your life to move it. Those who have seen it there now know the reason why. Johnson has played his entire athletic career has never played a hockey Thanksgiving day game. If his team had their opponents, he'd skid. And, now, since the former backfield use of the lions has entered a wave of coaching the all-believes in the horseshoe and the fads are beginning to believe there is something in it now, especially Mr. Brown, as the under dog, upset the dope. BASKET-BALL VANDALS LOSE OPENER Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 22, Thanksgiving opening game presided over by the Mosey Big Five. Their backers being heavily as their vaulted stars fell before the onslaught of the Mosby Big Five. 25 at 10. With two of the old Vandals remaining, Malcolm and Linda Jacko superseded the angled guard of Koehring, Wayne Muller and Miller of last seasons Bates and Bittle Raskerville of the Attunacs, they good on them were no match for the visitors, Yavony, Clinton and Willis superseded heavily from the powers on the defense. Team work and clever passing gained the verbot. Raskerville stood out among the in the preliminaries, the Blinky Dinks defeated the St. Michaels, while the Hawthawns won their opening game from the Venturor A. Mosby Big Five Vandals Cities Atlantic City 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Mosey Big Five 8 9 10 11 12 13 Mosey Big Five 14 15 16 17 18 Mosey Big Five 19 20 21 22 23 Mosey Big Five 24 25 26 27 28 Mosey Big Five 29 30 31 32 33 Mosey Big Five 34 35 36 37 38 Mosey Big Five 39 40 41 42 43 Mosey Big Five 44 45 46 47 48 Mosey Big Five 49 50 51 52 53 Mosey Big Five 54 55 56 57 58 Mosey Big Five 59 60 61 62 63 Mosey Big Five 64 65 66 67 68 Mosey Big Five 69 70 71 72 73 Mosey Big Five 74 75 76 77 78 Mosey Big Five 79 80 81 82 83 Mosey Big Five 84 85 86 87 88 Mosey Big Five 89 90 91 92 93 Mosey Big Five 94 95 96 97 98 Mosey Big Five 99 100 KAPPAS. 27: ALPHAS. 26 CLEVELAND ELKS WIN Cleveland, Nov. 25.—The Cleveland Elis won their second straight game by trouncing the fast Elis Electric Basketball team, professional Basketball league, which hosts of such known players as Horace Haggerty, captain and coach of the Canton five, Kelly McIntire, of the Warren team and others. The game was thrilling and exciting from the start of the game until the final whistle. The final score being 6-1. Cleveland (61) 6, 1, 7 Elis Electric (61) 6, 1, 7 Johnson 6, 1, 7 Fisher 6, 1, 7 Anderson 6, 1, 7 Fisher 6, 1, 7 Hamilton 6, 1, 7 Fisher 6, 1, 7 Willett 6, 1, 7 Willett 6, 1, 7 DETROIT, 17: SPRINGFIELD. 20. Detroit, Mich. Nov. 27.—The Springfield Tigers defeated the strong Wilkins A. C. in one of the most exciting games of basketball ever seen. The visitors led at the 9, to 5. CANADIAN CHAMP IN EAST HAVEN TEACHERS, 91; MOBILE, 0, Merlban, Miss. Nov. 25. Haven Teachers college, disliking a blem of football that has never been seen in this section, downed Mu- sica. Haven in five games played in a score of 111 points to its opponents' 31. ady for DEFEND wns L 63-Yard Pass Kick for Extra Morehouse 63-Yard Pass and Archer's Kick for Extra Point Gives Morehouse 7 to 6 Fisk Win FISK was not to be desearous, however, and he however recovered aumble by Robinson, whose touch on the 8-yard line of the pitched ball, on the 8-yard line of the batter. A 2-yard pass, Wood to Justine, was completed. Then he received an 11-kard pass from Woods and popped the ball, running into the touchdown. He missed the extra point from placement. FISK threatened seriously in the first quarter when she gained possession. FIGHT PICTURES AND FINNEGA FIGHT PICTURES SHOW SUGGS AND FINNEGAN IN EVEN BOUT New York, Mass., Nov. 22—Chick Sugs, it was learned yesterday, Dr. C. Sugs, it persons, who is attending the boxer stated last night that Sugs was suffering from a collapsed lung and will be taken today to determine the extent of the injury. Dave Lumianis, Sugs's manager, when he stated that Sugs was reluctant to discuss the matter, "I'm sorry you learned about it," said Lumianis. "I don't know how light sound the ankle and we are not making any alibis. We are just as good losers as winners." Sugs is sparing the injury by gell so the floor during a lively training bout and Suggs wrenched his left knee. Amirat Sugs, the boxer, matemaker and told film. Goodwin hulled inlerier over the suggestion of a further postponement, who would kill the bolt dead after the previous postponement on account of Finnegans injured eye on Lumianis arrived to go through Suger's knee was enraged in a rubber bumper during the battle. In the war, he was covered with blood there was a prosecution that Referee Walsh would stop the beat, so Dave sent Chick out in the back with the hope of forcing the referee to end hostilities of save Pimounga. Walsh out and started swinging punches with all his might. He too much dependence on his injured knee and it gave way. Sugars almost dropping to the floor. From them on to the end of the battle Suggs went on to kill him. The morning pictures of the fight clearly show how the little boxer's leg failed him. The private witness to the New Bedford picture theater men who witnessed it as it gave them the impression that Suggs had The picture indicates that the New Bedford pugilist won clearly, as the opinion expressed by John M. Henry was. Henry was one of those who reviewed the film at the exhibitor's showing in Boston and said Sugars forced the fightin' and cried the majority of the audience. The picture is shown in Massachusetts theaters, the audiences will be in record that Sugars, was Mr. McHenry's belief. According to the port and snuff film also included the Sugars handicapped by Referee Jimmy Walsh. Clark, 14; Knoxville, 6 Albuquerque, N.M. Nov. 27—Clark won from Kauai, Hawaii, 14 to 6. Beck, Chambers, Chisholm and Fagan were the outstanding men for church. Beck carried the ball all over the field for the games for the evening's work chambers was everywhere. At one time he was at one of the thimbleearing in interference he deadly, deadly during the Knickleville circle his wing. At another time he was in the backfield, running the ends, catching passes, throwing passes, knocking me in, short, doing everything. Clash (11). Karville (6) Chisholm L. L. L. Commune Chisholm village L. L. Commune Freeman L. L. Commune Dalhousie L. L. Commune Dalhousie L. L. Commune Dalhousie L. L. Commune Dalhousie L. L. Commune Easter L. L. Commune Easter L. L. Commune Easter L. L. Commune Johnson L. L. Commune Johnson North South Bahrain. Between collies (Toronto). Toothbalm=Toothbalm collies (Toronto). Toothbalm=Toothbalm collies (Toronto). Toothbalm=Toothbalm collies (Toronto). Toothbalm=Toothbalm Fagan for Bahrain WESTERN, 33: EVANSVILLE, 0 Gwennibon, Ky. Nov. 20.—The heavy Douglas hill seven of Gwennibon, lies to western high Gwennibon, lies to western high Gwennibon, lies to western high --- session of the ball on the Second yard, flice grained 20 yards on the first play, and left for 10 yards. A pass. Vost to Woods played the ball on Morehouse's three-yard line and grained two yards on the first play, and was only able to advance the ball to the eight-inch line on the second play, but to hurdle the strong Morehouse wall, but was met in midair by fullback Robinson, and Fisk's hopes for Morehouse threatened in the first quarter, when quarterback Mckey matched his pony backfield, completing the 52 yards and Moseley, 55 yards through the Fisk line, only to lose when Robinson fumbled a pass from centrally located defenders and Moseley, 55 yards through the Fisk line, only to lose when Robinson fumbled a pass from centrally located defenders and Moseley, 55 yards through the Fisk line, only to lose when Archer made a beautiful drop kick from the 42-yard line when missed the uprights by only a few yards. Morehouse made 11 first downs to Fisk's eight, completing three of eight passes for 113 yards, while Fisk made one for 113 yards. Moseley having intercepted one. For Fick, the ground galing of the stables, the stables, the stables, the stables, the stables, the stables, passing of Gloe drew repeated cheers from the stables. Archer, Archer and Dazan, the Maroon and White, were eagerly the high lights in the Morwoods captain Cockie, guard, was injured in the first half and did not return to the meep, but the Fick offs, frequently singing their ball towers behind the line. The offensive playing the barn and Saunders deserves Va. Normal, 12; St. Paul, 0 Petersburg, Va., Nov. 25. — Dodging, quarterback Epps, found his way to court, 12 to 6, over St. Paul, added by the full efforts of all of his team- mates, notably Oley, Shelton, Payne, Tues. The game was one of the events, with nearly 5,000 attr- ounting. Lawrence was represented and Belmont, Baskin and other points in the passing of the greatest little quarterback in the history of Virginia N. & L. I. Va. N. & L. I. (12) 5. St. Paul (0) Petersburg, Va., Nov. 25. — Terry, ar- chiever, Epps, L. G. William, Elkhorn, Thompson, E. G. J. other Pope, E. G. William, E. G. Hall, Wilson, H. B. South Hobson, Hobson Lane, 57: Shorter, 0 Little Rock Ark. Nov. 25—Before a crowd of fans Lans College ended their Thanksgiving chase at the Wheels park by detaining Shutter college, in to 9. Never before have the ball team exhibited postseason, holding the spectators in amazement with spectacular line backing and end zone shooting. Athletic team had a heavy hit. It seemed to withhold the terrific onslaught of Lans. Jansen (Lans 32) Shorter (40) Jansen ..... L. E. ..... Tailor Jansen ..... L. E. ..... Tailor Grays ..... L. E. ..... Miller Grays ..... L. E. ..... Miller P. E. Brook ..... E. P. ..... Miller P. E. Brook ..... E. P. ..... Miller M. Bettydale ..... E. P. ..... Miller M. Bettydale ..... E. P. ..... Miller C. Charlton ..... R. H. ..... Driver Triplettie ..... E. P. ..... Tank Smith, 13; Livingstone, 0 MORRIS, 20. HAINES, 0. Smutter, S. C., Nov. 23.—Merrill college defended Halines college of Austin, Ga., here today. 20-0. North (20) Hales (0) Diaz (10) Hales (0) Smith H.T. H.T. H.T. Shelton G. G. G. Perched Shelton G. G. Perched Kilow L.T. L.T. Hilby Kilow L.T. L.T. Hilby Inglis G. G. G. G. G. Gosse L.H. L.H. Harri Gosse L.H. L.H. Harri Murray Q.E. Q.E. Aunty Murray Q.E. Q.E. Aunty Wilson Hill. Hill. Hill. Hill. Wilson Hill. Hill. Hill. Hill. For Love, G. Harri. J. Harri. Hilby. For Love, G. Harri. J. Harri. Hilby. For Love, G. Harri. J. Harri. Hilby. Believe—Mills—Allen. Funter. Murray. Murray. Hend. Harri. Jones (3) BREWER 6: VORHEES. 9 Greenwood, S. C., Nov. 22—Brewery normal and Voechss Institute of business in a badly contested football game at the Fair grounds before a crowd of enthusiastic fans, the ball on the breezer's 40-yard line, Duncan, of Voechss, made a perfect kick from plumage. Game ended. WASHINGTON IS SCENE OF ANNUAL GAME Several Plays Thrill the Crowd By LOUIS R. LAUTIER Washington, D. C., Nov. 25.—Howard university regained some of its football practice host by repeated Lincoln victories over it. When the big Blue and White eleven defeated the Grizzlies by a score of 22-14 giving Day by day the score of 22-14. Notwithstanding the size of the score, the game was replete with thrills. Jack Coles, Howard quarterback, was spectacular in his career. Time would spoon about in his tracks, pick an opening through the Lincoln line and dash through it for a good gain. At other times, "Tack" Smith would spoon about in his tracks, pick an opening through the Lincoln line for long gains. In the final quarter when Howard had restored to the overhead game, the Lincoln line was situated at left end for Salle received the crowd when he received a 30-yard forward pass from Ross and raced 20 yards for the final touchdown of the game. It was a difficult game for Simpson had missed two chances. Lincoln took its kicking standing up and fighting back. It was outclassed from the kick off, but showed camerawork and fought doggedly to the The game was played in the new game, and the team's score was dedicated before game time. The bowl with its temporary elusse seats was played in the same manner. Players played the central Play by Play SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 TUSKEGEE IN VICTORY FROM SOUTHERN U Opponents' Zero Tuskegee (23) Southern (9) Louisville L. L. E. Jawes North Carolina L. L. E. Jawes South Carolina L. L. E. Harrison L. L. E. Washington K. L. E. Washington Georgia L. L. E. Willis North Carolina L. L. E. Willis Winston L. L. E. Willis Winston L. L. E. Willis Hartford L. L. E. Hartford Hartford L. L. E. Hartford Jersey St. L. L. E. McKinney Jersey St. L. L. E. McKinney South Carolina Tuskegee Baldwin, Bill, L. L. E. Bill, L. L. E. Bill L. L. Smith Tuskegee Bomar, Duncan, P. L. L. Smith Tuskegee Bomar, Duncan, P. Woodson, Tuskegee, J. Hartford Woodson, Tuskegee, J. Hartford Brevard, Perry, Camellia, Unimelville Nassau, Head Bismarck, Percy Nassau, Head Bismarck, Percy Tuskegee, Ala. Nov. 25.—The Tuskegee Thunder made their final blow to the home fans for this season in the athletic bowl turkey day by defeating the Southern university (Louisiana) team 22-0, in a game played throughout the first quarter by the second team. In spite of Tuskegee's four first downs and score against the blank sheet for the visitor, the university boys made a solenid showing in the first period. Their well aimed tackles consistent line plays were well Early in this quarter, Southern replaced Anderson with J. Harrison at right, brilliant by brilliant outstanding game. Tuskegee scored its first touchdown after an exchange of points, on which they gained about 10 yards by Stewart who carried the plinkin over the last marker. The second quarter opened with Anderson from the right, as well as first line, off of the same field and gave up the bounces to their juniors. The unevenness which was expected from the visitors because they played with the same skill evidenced in the first quarter. Forward passes were intercepted and Anderson and Sullivan were held for gains and and played with the phicky visitors. Stevenson's spectacular field goal against the wind, from the 40-yard line, brought the second haly opened with Stevenson's 55 yard kick-off which was returned by Captain Edmond for 10 yards. The ball was held by Tuskegee in its visitors' territory, but without any significant gains. Shanklin, however, crossed for the second touchdown. Stevenon from the extra point by kick from placement. Beginning with the last quarter, the first team was gradually replaced by the second team for Shanklin's line plumes resulting in a touchdown by Nash. Harris added the final point by a place kick. The outstanding players for Shanklin were: Washington, center; A. Harrison, guard, and J. Harrison, end. The work of Steward, Smith, Stevenon, Shanklin, Kitchen and Tadlock for Tuskegee was outstanding. Ark. Bap., 31; P. Smith, 0 GA STATE, GI: GA NORMAL, 12 Albany, Ga. Nov. 25, 2014 Normal and Agricultural college is introduced in the fall by the George State college, their institution of Savannah, in Southwest Georgia's first annual Thanksgiving class. TEMPORARY STATE OF GA George State Normal (12) Fisher Pierce Hawley Summerfield Hurston Ingram Grant Oakland Thomas (Hurston) Granite Semester Philip Semester Gaines You PAY FOOL? Beak Games, Lives, Laughs A HIGH OUT ACADEMY YOU WRITE STATE Wilberforce Beats West Virginia YELLOWIACKETS OUTPLAYED AS. (LIC AGO) DEFENDER SPORTS ‘ATLANTA U IN. GREEN AND GOLD ELEVEN WINS CHICAGO DEFENDER SPORTS | TO 0 THE WITH STO2CMENMIDADRIN Tuskegee Meets Atlanta Dec. 4 MIRNSBROMN ee ee ES POSTSEASON paeetentieeaen SEE WILEY WIN FROM = °°" e'ray™ ee) SS NEESS Sco AME DpAWe |the Gay and Colorful Crowd| BISHOP, 33 10 0, ALTHOUGH es Soe aoe tee cakes ge Seay Gee ate Ce a, MS SEN, Se ee a rar aie Neul Park, Calurabus, Ohio, Thanks- giving Day—Por eight Tone sears Metary hae been the sliast. ehiniert- SAL taud tnoekine, that hea eltaded Wimerforce ‘university # sere ears tu sclee fis deceptive forty ax It Wor fred near the keldiran ttn whieh She enalitianal “tabdwestern | chistle with West Virglola institite (ook lace. Today through the murky haze of 2 November atternoon and_upan 2 field on which torrential rains beat a gloomy tattco far three and a half Geriode of play. Wilkeclarce pounced Spon the specter of triumph, and this time found. the phantom to te the reality of conquest, and so tucned Baek ach effort of the Yellowjackets of the mountains of West Virginia to find itxelf in possession of a Seton? victory. Whberforee’s marcin of triemph came suddenly, Just before te testy fae opened thelr Meadeutes, and it Saw ie dramatic ay it. was sudden, ecause fur the flevt scant alautes al the struxele Weer Vineinta held tthe Sehin ham, but only for those fev inlet moments, ‘Soon the Ohlo platen tad the exalt a few thrusts at the Tine and then Wilberforce execute Its only forward pass of the scime a0 pee theely and so Deautieully that on" the bear play “it way cing up “under Shut, "on a‘elear day. ‘would have ven’ the shadow of the West Vir hulans" coal posta, Ritehle had eathored in Turner's qmat on Force's 20-yard snark and Fereaked back tn tie S0-yard. tine. from where he plunced nn the rai ping for four Janie Following a Qnecyard calm which Campbell har- Seated. putting the ball on West Vir~ Finke s-yunt Une. Titehle. shot a Hace ta Tallback Moons. wha had Sust subutituted for tei. Moure Ruther the weskin in over hits Mhoubler, affectionately, ius q ntotter Ssuuht a babs, then eraurned ally bn sped for the pen. Two Yeliow- Sregnte wellted fo wing him into wub= iubvaton Mwfore te could. rwavh thie foal. "Ten yards Moore raced, anit then 20 mare. thaw. thesr, Fron domenhere a teenssrmexed team Bune shot in {cont of Munrc—it was Mendrnhan a fine halftawie, who onc” Bagel vat’ Otterbein ‘collexe.enn~ Yeriad inty a tine end. One of tne Yetlowsackete eprawied ard had sts sing takes ont of Hk ae this Baldor hurled ‘himself forward as interter- ener, bur the other batted the bril- fant run of Store. but no wntll he had. galloped to the 1a-vand Une, ‘The fast-flling. wtands, a riot of gclor and 9 spectacle seething with intense feeling. appropriate to the S3la occasion, went stark mad, ‘Dignified school teachers, chis co- ts, mecchalen: beys, stern fsthere, And adoring mothers merged ther indivisuat personalities into a single SORRE Heat play: Campbell ripped ‘On the leat’ pay Campbell ripped Inter the line fer four pecelous yards, Witterfarce, for the wien of a, rstter term, Kut an unlicky "break" "here Xchen ‘Reoree Merkinan et Nowe Tame sletectedt the backitelt 1 it~ (lon snd tended the Ohians a. hve Sard beralty. Ona long end run fetus the teh Handing set three Sardy of te tevek, tie West’ Virginia, Under Coach Hamblin. late of Knox Cullege. ‘Was 1aURht 1 flekt taninst Sion the Reins, Was the raghiest, Fu Captain Hodzes nailed Ricthile on ii following play Cora plx-sard Mess End the ball wag naw textlag on the Eitvard tine. Vien Tutehle dropped tack to bt fo-sard lite, preparaiory fo tetas & Tela. pushy imentertes of Inet year's thelliing melee haunted those whe paw ft In that game the Hist quar- fer Naa fet okeing away. Neither Hot fuel gored. Phen on 2 tandds Seid. Titec, wha was about, te kick tn this suine, Wooted the mutdy, tall $5 Sante far the fret ‘xeare of the Bante And. then an toknawe West Ninetntan. Hunter Jelinson, | Suter Crate ie og aes anand saamped halt the field's Fength to Ure Recnyard ine. | Witberferce made ta Inst supreme, deeperate stand, Init an the next play MeCuunel went Jest wo inraen fuser, the ot eg aches Was ne Rood 2B oe Tractieal purposes, ‘Turner added the extra point. At any rage today. we _supnore, Auitente thowebt Lest xeue'a anne was Iatory. So he slmnaled for the Pall Bind ron-Kleked it aver froin the 2) Sardines, Ie wae allrectly over tha Seer of the efosabar and had plenty oer its quarter of today Ne vtira: quarter of today’s game war nut beer and Sot Wilberforce Saw tering by three points, tut JH, Virdntans eoutt not, be con “Sinmek tht Johnsun, who soon Tircrnt the fray. woul nor amait, he ee mice to. ietae victory. 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Heyeattment kate, the. punts Ing depurlstent. whofe Turner" held ihe anttantage, i Vital Statistics of Game : anf thg fee Bal, Wibertorce,oained \juntie freee periremane and ia the Heond half gained 0b, wshile in the Hime’ two. Seriode “West. Virginis Bained 60 gpd BY yarde respective hin gives Wilberforce m total of 175 Ypres faunas. from: serinmage, and eat Virginia only 73. KinecBieve font Sine sania trom ctinumiige Ta. the Rest perled and Td Tn the second period. tve a Coual of Soni lose fount serfaunage:of fh ss Zanpared: co Wen Cineinia's ay is Me Hist auarter amd 21 inthe necond tdurter tora toad ef a2. Fhe gels Feurenente, the anillts. “of she two Lites tr bret hiraueh ‘nd wt the backtiells to elude tackle behind the ine. athe fret alt Wilberforce tried ts only paws ‘og the Enme an Tt SMhned az Sorte” vent Tineinta teted Titre fo ahe frst hale, eaurpieted none Sed had oar ntorecrted by Wark TE ive wecond hate the Yellow sachets tried Sercen asses, and had Wow ine tercenteds ne be Moore sai one hy AGES Tid hoes ap tes Puind ‘complete heeaee. of inegtere Face, aud tie other erounded, “Phe Cheat 20 gases attempted, Weer Wire Simin completed oniy one, amd’ gent Technicals : Both tsams showed solendid soecte+ ceased epi ere feughnet ‘clipaing or unspertaman= The conduct, "All were fiveryard pene Sites for ctf-sige “and. backfield in mrotion, “Thus Force tort 20 yards in the frat half'on penalties aad 10 in Uke Tost pall for 9 total af a0. yards fost on penattion, "West Virginia lost fice sards in each half for 2 total of 10 yards, Un pera and from serfmmace Wilberfupve euined 210 vaeds and ies Thon serninsiee: inant bye penalties a Situ of as aude, which ‘elves ie det isiin of 18i urls, Seine mame provers of fieuring javese Wipainis has a nee tot ata for the mane of one sy sare Wile filet punted Seven tier for Wenbers Tore fur an average of slightly over Si yer tune, wile Harding ikewise Taste Raven Mmen, Nut tee an uvers ge of 3 gcd. they ihre tor ieelted Ut times tor a ners put Gf sunething ever’ 34 yards turner psted 19 tiiven tor an av= cmse ef ha sans actually pater, fat oa soverat wecaetone: the. bs unfit away trom the recelter and tolled many: sate ‘nares Farner eked gif once-ae urd: Were Fretted two klckoutls Yor an aver See return of af sat Tittenie hlckey ae tive for either foree tur an teerase Wicket of 5 Gea thc terned Furnes hide ot i 'The! ost, hale Wiiberforce ro uttted hunte fort «Tovar cal sd nthe Socom eae senuahe up pate Eieite Sespnrd totale sicing them Ent tor the same of az Sarde, Ta iis hint aalt SEW eure punts 20"sarty and Insti’ sceone hale re Erbe pate 49 joey’ tates te tal of lio" garde Tener. Lowers, Hisniason and Sash tone the ponte theo giterent sweatin Wiilertonee mati aie st dene in the upriing’ Baik, one tea pene Bigs us fn tie eeront ded: ree fora twtat ot wine feet darwin. West Slrcinta autde en one test” daw einem, ANAC he ink States, ‘Wiibertorce made tysu fundies tn the fitst hale, West, Wiriinin. reeot hing ones Ateat Virsinia reenvered Sil dhree of Wilberforce’ tamies 14 ie state Wrest Wierda tied tale ome, when fereleing: fe mat, Tine alere iad gust Wwedden recovered ite tuishded pant, jtSoon after |Auchte, made Bis 20, yard dron-kick he missed a £0-yard ey by inches and alco m 30-yard a |temet in the grecnd quarter by place Hick “ated “Furmer' meant to hie re Ge a yt ase ete coer BUNGLETON GREEN CHICAGO Tuskegee Meets Atlanta Dec. 4 POST-SEASON Columbus Dines and Dances 7,000 SEE WILEY Wi FROM " GAME DRAWS |the Gay and Colorful Crowd) BISHOP, 33 TO 0, ALTHOUGH GREAT CROWD hat Aen cmernClS COACH PURDY GETS MULES to Face Aikenites !itrm'mints ‘wor wit cignin dl tne, S15 aed Cy Reen Aiiee PRR] oe 19 te G Atami, Ga, Hee, 2—-Atianta unt- versity and Tuskexee will eusage In A post acanim hatte at Spiller park tumorrow and the ttn WH ink dowa the euriain en de foothull 4a: ‘son of 1926 for both Institutions, "Cleve Abbott's Southern champion. ship cleven faces one of the hardest ames of the season when they slack Mp against. Aiken's proteges. "The Taskepecane have’ ran roughthos over all opponents and have mad Gre of the mont enviable records ol Sny team in the country: Ausiama Seite, Clark, Morcha. souhern” Talladert amd Lina hnve,ail fell before the onslaught of The eheteying Hooker Tra nil He woul aot ening too, fat ty gay AeA EE mont ikeiy wil be added to Ui ite | Ou the other bard, Adtunta, al though Inaten by. foward and Tal latega will live js fo. Ieest Fup Hone amatnst the dewaters “record crowd Wil be on hand £9 see the fea, Tuskerce brings 43 Mayers, a 90 pfece aan, unger capt Dirge ahd 1.5¢0 rotary. ‘A. family feud ie boand to develo when the game starts. Warren Ly Tan. Tuskeges offelat and wife wil Game dewn seth the Tuatenee rewn eon the Atlanta side his daughte ie cheer leader. Aili ait the game shout? be a rel Ugitter. Tuckesee pulled’ the Taladel ame oat 0f the tire. tn the closing minutes, “They quresent tn Aileamerican fiihack th Steven: on, white those Who have sech Stan- Ing’ and. McPherson of tlie as U. Sound. pay Know that. che visitors Smuareh" thenligh Genet" amas he halted py the rising delves 0 whens cine barks * quarter, but had to run with the ball ‘on account of a bad pass from center. ‘Gaithers, dolges nd ‘Turner, for the while that he played ent, were fiver outstanding om a net nariiea- nel weate West ‘Virginia fine by any meaas, Nush, a hte subytitute: Lowers, meh, “MeConael, Tumer and Robinson deserve plenty of ercutt for gante Aghting, but today wasn't their day. "A more detalled story. play by play. would show uniy mort drives, fre: quent punts, showers of Inemective farses, two unstwersstal Wiltertoree frien for fedd wala, one umsugeesntl Weat Virginia try for fell Real, sew~ erat iz chances which West Virgina jeould mor convert Inte gatichdawns, Sind stinilag points rat would. chow very Uitte. The Rane tas rentiy Inet Bnd won on the we perion af BEI leseribgd ‘earl 13 thie sors, The fame, Vory- well officiazed, ended avon After Wilnerforce intercepted 4 Wea" Virginia pans and the paston soundee [tage for the eutrent. fatal neason, Which hax heen hectte, If not always briifizne, ie Claflin, 16; Benedict, 6 Orangebues, 8. Ca Nav. 27,—Metorn ene nf the laegest roups of alti former students and mentalities that has ever sathered here, the Chat Un Pantene deaisterly diegeuted he Benedict eleven in thelr annual Thankegivine vlassle. The endinys sf this pine mince the enmptetion. sf ome of th» hardext schedules that the Pouthers ever played. “With a xtand= hug uf dive vietories wut of nine panied pliged apsisiat rotor of Gur hardest Yeune firthe South, the many. 2up- porters of Clatiin fa weit aa the Fonching stall, consisting of, Head Ehseh Preston iend Awstatant Coaches Chanter and tunt. have muel to Tre Chander Sibileee cee ins tidBicgtenciees. Tele Serene seasons aaepee Feaue @apicy TORT tee gu lati ne Meet Dol Fichas, tain airit, “dene teens eros vomtientiaten tatiana, mat Sia Wabaias nat eas — BRADLEY HIGH. 6 LEBANON, 0 Murtrechorn, “Tea. |New. 2 aipiilag te shot hele Segeo ot He'Htenuneeietrien whit thee dee Secu ueteanen Hi ere wean 4 zeime feature tive hueice gud ed [Fane due pte ston remain nt pune Wee tn the, sepny comin ef [Columbus Dines and Dances the Gay and Colorful Crowd That Attends WesternClassic “TF 1 EVER GET RID OF THIS ONE~— By FRANK A. YOUNG. Columban, Ohio, Naw, ft—~ reat ven the crow at sate am Sidi inate, irat and cet SESEES AM ca tout: fn the une at Neil park ‘Thanksriving day anit tthe tenn eke Wellbar tee ints aver West” Cieza, a Stent Mint the war ot eter fat same Fea ie tants ‘oat Coe ea Chin Oeanite the fact that West Virgin’ fought Nards S3° bernard Young, wil {eli'you gn ansther calumne the 20 Tawefs. of the Yellowsnekets, Kept i inind Hat years game, when’ thi Take Aichiz booted Wilberforce int ERT eau inthe lack quarter and then he Went Viroinians ralfied and wom eae Son Trsay she Wost Vine ofc stl held eat for hinge Bi fat Sean sue ute tine detested Sa wuiega af Waterbie eatne hear beak Hi etinerYarer tile Sate hake: th Etat tender of the Yeeieh toot Siinertures. Sandifer sioinont neat then, te rained otter cea Since te peuted.: ie cru rexme ered for nitelter litte dn the first Nantter and siusrad clsre watt atte thesis ha ait'the en frane th Uivetioms atone ‘couttre drown Tie onciecarine Wit Mele Macks te she wall be- cause ‘of Mie wet conden athe Sieh which ene ante ec bt and he Heavy atippery yekin, Wie infores fun shenctven fast aeethe Sloss at ‘the thie quart cage. t {eke oun pea Hie moe the tour oon. Sogy Coach Graves shat In a sth stltnte pingere wed weith the ea Shrat Bub for a lee farm the TRE Meow downed etal thee ct font line, thus eteing Weed Vincine Eno pointe, "Haal Witbertarre ested Ta nbn tie Kies mtcht hae een Tiodke ‘ot te heey ball might da itted ist a short diungree away, ae Wise "euinta” would have en iced in powon to wore catch ies wayeat ndoae simare, ftbal anion and the Fain vonaed Suite wevine ye Cre game wan only. part of te servat clarale miei wronsiaes to wot See ese Teena cares tn te Be, Pi omer part of the clas ean the entertalauen, ad there Wa Inenay of tae Fok fevet save the Hke betore, XW ag Wooraay olla arrived stant tae froma dosen, arenes Bete lea fnte tow Bors tain Tennghe’ a enwed oe sitar, a Weealtaay Ale te Flee dander Sue's Gisean haray at the Gee Ea Singee tht oulaeh any pesto fAtiair tier given In. tuie cits "Ther Mae nue urtfon manohes ‘Frureday “morning. the | Yap gave a breaufast dance: at the Oat Peligwt halls “Another bresktaa ance was tn in the Pyttian temple Biter The game the Weer Virgin: Witeciorce Alumny clue gave. the Minot! prom "and danee. 3 the Ar moron weihe, at Memorial hoi th Bi baba comme Noe 53, Myst Shrines gave tneie, annual’ Dat a Sivek iafas Ohi tis West Virginia Bins” Goemetts Bilan anatitunce “hia Wilbesiores. "and "Mian Chartecton were inteaduitar, Avnovelly enter Tomeet by the Deacons" Thestriea EMBDKS ane bed aet thentcieal com Suny na by. the Cohumnbuy. Corne Riv’ feiturte thie dance.” Following De Bacine” Balt Alterney. and” Bes ‘Wilbur King, 1813 E. Long St. en. entained ith house party unt the mihiman tame’ arbunds he th tory Mee” King. proved. a: mon Ebstlsing hostess: and those who 3 FendeuBated ak ‘ail she nected Sulde, Gasen Mario was the erawn Sai tag tiranes “an, Pauley morning at the spring [sot Oe ae duere wien heat ta the visiting newspaper men iver ie the fieatonn’ ele ake Tard sent deacon iad sectStnts af tie V yresialngs Aiany “atermmn ates. Maxtth Sonne sete atti, Je tm Smee tertataedt ae tarde “bes se Stee Sahasanentettafned se dtniaet Te day acter ine game t-te pata ames 1495 1S tame Se Tia wort Sue ent Nr Cas ene: ticks ani ates aint Mtge Cs icon int rise tame Scat faint’ sete Corina tance th Hytia tenis tater "a prtent pice sak tice at ite helen a Urge Suv aie Suen led ol Blight Oat Satueday aftehnoun Moe, Wale tor be Wales, “wie “ot thse tors Miitniee at toelae wt teria ed Stee ttactunn Wison ‘eortate Meh astute ne ah Orbea stip Bat aa tater at che arte at tor te Sina Whee fsa fe tne wee The Fomitiy pits alse fs amee it th Geeatnt Stn Soearnay eeenins. "Fhe nora at Tine vial Stee de Ta Jolinnun 1Se2 Foon Ste tae Ute Staten ministre tn kelley a fowein memher ot ahve baned nt at Fectuta af Wile fares wh te were BrtebeSecmmn cleitiens tee Sokee Oe ee a es ty dense of Vrotennor Jefferenn of Clarksburg, WC, Cine and hs tire sons, tonnes. hares Velen ait Chivas Ani Mie anal tra. Pranic Young, also of Citra Amon the outsaf-inwa fork sere peeabtent Und sire, slohin athe of Inciiinin, Sir and Sire Fersuson Charlevtin, Clarence Cameron. Wille nt Insittuin. Bee hows ef Cleeetatth Ue. un Mra, Prazinr oF Danze, Hit Papal gant Mex Teeolrr of Danelle Ty Torre Jetferwon, eiaeh at hue: Rea inayat: De, atl Shee. Hares Lacey of, Nrnlay Obiiny Mex, fallth Sicnujeom nal Mies Vita hnzinn a Chicas, Min Maryse Stratford Ehleagn, Witla Nunn and Co Pores nt Pittsburgh Robert. Hole: Sau ef Dhushargh, Georgn Valentine cf Xenia, nillcisie neat wachera te Voth Srhiols. beans Douple Seon De Trott. Lanta St. Louis. Dayton Sprineticu Charleston, -Aierun sind other Newrby Tuvens. Eundass morning the last of the visitnrs hegun to, wend thede way Tntie. Al voted that Cotas Bi Hone over Phe top. 300 ier erty tka fhe ude here breve How tor enter: Rite and tthe sme me and th The aanie breath they, asked, "WRED Sees Cutumtua sleet? The "pesmbiniien, of the western ctasnic Bee greater, These whi five wide Vislon und wae. amnicectat the efturtx of the focal eapie ae Mecrking Iran in hand tw toake We Tost ume wUL Toreer url there bs same alk of getting the Olly State sadiun, Tn tint meantime the g4y, colorful crave that maw. thls years struct for supreme. of the fouttall tie Wee with the detersntmacton to Tre here Henext gears gure. 1 wig pome eat, IC wag anmne crowd nisl Coluaibun tuts some ral foment ta uatnesa tenes te ir Saur inastice seurd Mice ty Ros Bu Scidom tmave the oppartunkts to ineet Catumiinze hurowea Rest to Oe. Hae to dance, how Uy entertate You ean Weessuue bint dtbae the there sn" foie in the CounTs Tat ean beat them: ek thoge wha emane this. yearn avin orn. ! BEATEN BY WHALEN | Lass Angctea, Calif, Sor. 24.—T4ks Tekin rane, har kore Jolats fulng hoe, Norse avin, i ieee "wuanns, fie rnoutders ardoped nd swunied, Lie cage a9 fanocent Fie, tuples. Seed. ftom the. inter Hand. Russ Whaten, of Chicarn, pulled the ineerresed. at aie Diyengie al roriamy dust Piatt Trupgesd, far the count of three aye Schlte os eunberol fo hee se tBeevhenr am oe Teceere ah oun neato his toad 8 eae pra “surprising bot ashing tack Theta ake tiprect gaat avae about the Biagest upact in a, year of upsets” Winien ‘waa_on 3,2'Shont side of 2ie to) ‘betting [trosghout the “advance” atages. ol ithe match, When the spectators aaw fm” chins thecugh ‘the ropes" the hodaed'"en ‘these adds. “And. you ould have bet WO to'l that he would et go" the limit stter the ‘opening Found: Whalen is a_masier boxer bu | mat inte bity outs Tie eanmoe breath dese panes, and, sithowgh he Tecovereh, fen artery Wal Fopes he be fot over tron Riacaing verye eben rome with: Towepsone Heart the [inonkagwen' yume he "conta in Tele i yu tens otf ne a3 Jmrste nsf viet for Whale vie haa, ealcmriente recent victrey over agek Sifenr feat pet ek Ho hi aiervtige neateat. Whales sea nt ine shane amusing |e trans Coaud net €autiout the wea ‘ehover di af hon unite ene TeAitanen daa pac We wot helm munetel, ‘Tie eonimected ever Meatte"almes oa Thomsen wile te matty SAMUEL HOUSTON, 25: BISHOP.0 ‘ustles Texas, Now. 1S (Dolase.— tiie Suulucl }foustun eullesce 1rezona Showed thote. mcpectority. over the Tine coltege ‘Tieane in one of the Inost tenxationat eames that hue beet Hasead Un ttiw Suthwestt, before 100 Staaente visitors and a heme-comg patie Reeee Gy anette take Tanita citric ARIS tah Tea ccoincscsctbatccecccc Marke ites i acco Baer fishing Scie cis" vuln Hawt sioiiiisik Risin. ratio ienee: siieeescstte ecccseeit peer Wohin “SST ctatitity aie NUNaBaee actevssabetisccccsecseeg tae SER Tefawosbae sina, Pais wh oat aun Gee be cian TEENS ea ileal itsede Be Taine, Wheat tive meme”: 7000 SEE WILEY WIN FROM - BISHOP, 33 TO 0, ALTHOUGH COACH PURDY GETS MULEISE got as pe) Fumble Behind eos ge te] Goal Line Beats Se es ||__ Straight, 12 to 9 SES Ease se ecg 2 Th Eee ee ate i Se Nie GarTeR rr Hine” for the Wrst tottchitown tr Marshall. Texas, Nov. 23,—Wiley routed Hishop hiere tay by ie score Of 33 to. Wefore the target. Cres st ever seitnessed the anfiun Parkes Bay clust between the. nonin Png 5.000 mpertators Jaunmed thet way’ Into Dishopr Hell towne te inne cine: etary ithe sche ing secured Over Its Marshaif rival The game elimaned one of the most gisauteraus saapons that, Bishop Wa had for revsral years, while Wiley, the country's mast’ Concisient ine the esuntry’s mort consistent fa-and. cut tearm, after ane ef thelr poares Schibitions of Font tase week Spaine Prairie, View, came pack in suh. a1 Setoomning fukion teat many of the Gat supyorters consid the aesean success in view of today’s slaughter. com the test Kicte-ofl there. a rete any dauee tu tbe theta Tar'saree. Ulshow dueche an all he Rowe sins fave done hetare. he and sehite: atin thts Instance Ried tart enceior elewen tanned Salty the unetont Witey spies en Tithoh "Fao sete of kot hickiton fom uo a Beuv fine tn tae Beer ahe ieee en completly ‘Sere the Hears aiieket. cuteusbest, out fun ‘and outhasied that thes wer Rule “to. petueinte, only four. hee dinena and meee abe to et horse ri gthe halt ine ot Shey 3 Pint iiae "Thor iret quater wan hattled. tn latices lth Wiles anata eu dees. onig. to tse. the tail om farstten ens” entire Suarton whe pliged ia, Hihose torritge ce th Lignmiate ne te seen ecto Whe ite cepresentedt ty the eagtield. Ug Retene Gaptin Stinnett an Gavia rushed the tall den, Hilsiny’s tesehocs onty to lose’ Wo Jiuvehles, hawever, dn the, ast. tine tte ef’ ante period” Cuvil eras through Hishofts fete facie for th iat souchdgh abd Canty Atle Fadded the extra point. Wiley, 7: iti. ekoy'came tacts tn the secon: bale with plenty ot tht ut rou Rive was trthe stenlytatterine of fie Sinthdlase heasy tacinstd eh Geil riining large hintes in tte Beae tines : Miter five minutes of pay Sent caged left ead fore: touchioie ar iatiop contended that the cowetitosr cw feet Hiaweer, the mferee Shinar ats ate to readers devists Dt fadetnent, awarted Whiey 4 1UCh- onn. Coach Purdy of Bishop refused to lat Be" on Sede by tne refered Meitlgn,"amd aftee two minutes de ign Reteree “Denner awarded. the ing te Wiley win forfeits Captain Witter catled the Witey team together and They decided tht they aed net Sane’ te’eause anything. to” spall the SActaconte “enieclainment for’ the crowd Gnd. Siswed tee” ball "to ‘be faced in play "at, the, point “from Gihich Scott Fan for the. disputes touchdowns zOn the thied play” Gavi Sgain capped? Onat's line for Ris see fond counter and Miller promptly Wohed geen Wiley, "3: Bishop, 0. Tate da. the thle quarter, Site rasatd So eleanemion an iste Hehe une grat the Port toh henaeeahts dewgsely ive Pin Teese Serge Che pal for abe thst Tucker, Mile tine Miller ralssor geal, Wiley, 20; Bishop, 0. Miner screed’ a tuathdecen the fret foe nionts a ther fours sun ferent wet ban ‘and ence tr Meraty dee tademmoeed deontles Witec: set dion. 0 Teicingtng 1 ant fron behind hernun neat ine Sishoten quant ws Heed a reengened We Uke ene Icinmon fae abileg's, fourth teh diem and toms Giron ited fta “wine Wy epelnting round aakopee tert ome Wites hishop,®. THe inteyt tins wax npremnatt anh ima igen ait season. irtees ied ami innaon seating out wt tel adlers hae cansiotentls trong! ere Giron Tella "ithe Stones Owens. Masing diel finot gains weter Comets oom ana th ture nid wen, serulteed mem: Seiden with lowe dn thelr curtail Sete ER | Fumble Behind | Goal Line Beats Straight, 12 to 9 New Orleans, late Nowe zm straight ‘college tated by defeat. en ie seldiron here (wos, Neve Orbeann university. waning. 129" In ‘one. tne mat atarelings apes othe me [noni Phe figern sutplayed the riot Ron thrstiaut the eudire exe hie Thee rake throuph Straights “litt red ine forthe West. touchdown tn the, second quarter und In the same etd tescptod has ran 2 $ords for the secon fouclsiown, Nee" ofteany seas Menting to Ups hn dupes (tn the= second half the Steaight ‘team ‘came back with a new deter: mination to maintain the prestige 7 [fas established on the sridiron, In {the third cuarter Straight carried the |ball over the Tigers goal, and when ithe man was, tackled aeroez the line [he fambled: the ball and a New Or: leans man fell on the bail (still be- find the oat line) and Stravobt had fo'be contented with, two. points ins ‘Stead of 3 touchdown. in thie wine pete Straight ran [thromeh ther ‘Thiers Uefenee or an Stier tariniawn, Parker naded the jalnl Gnking ihe wore AceondiMe” te The reterrete teslsom, 1-9, When the Whiatie. Mew the Straight Ream fay uttcmnung a Held goa fromm the Bo susd tine, ‘fits wether way ideal andthe Jerowal wine une of the sinstiont ete to wleness @ foutbull sume i “thl eae see ee ee ee hactcstte ere mrs ae Vootng ss-ssseccccsba@@screcsaesesee, Tasker BRT ccc sean ees seria aten tn gene Beatin SIERO Rage Sistem ieee date Regie cccceecpfceecascna Some Resers cocccotecetbe petccsttcete Gargere Bite cocci ears Brecdiigtiest Sirmgh|—Paggee foe Wen tebe Wetek Be Rilien i an tae es eg tay, SHEE net ee Te Egsan. “Teint” foe rome, | Tekere—Sanet Sees. (eeraies, Hea aietiatte (Werment g . Seer Daytona, 15; BE. W: C., 0 Jacksonviite, Fla, Nov. 27.— Ee. fore crud estimated at 2008, Fl [ward Waters coltene gievon erumhped Inder the furiote astaek cmdline Moning af the’ feehg Daytona’ Cookman cvuitese Reid stars in iete Snnual‘Turkes tay clast on ‘Durker eld. “The game ented ‘lth a xcore of 16 to 8, with the Invaders on the Yong en ‘Aiter i Cow minutes of pas, Simp- king hashed aerume the EW gon ine for the agmrewsive visltoss frst Teuchdowns ‘The kick for extra paint fated. From. then_on 1. W. Cas entplived fy every deparimedt of the rune, ‘Slrapkina and Rozeman fur Day- tony played stellar hall” and were teldently terrors 40 TW, C. lacks Wiesing Waytona's Jere tac. we up te form, ‘aerkine was the tnidividual star for EW. G. and feature in many finches until he wat taken ont In ee ee ee eee ere ingecat Rivet ccsscrntsessufe Beoereececee ge eiteet fe Meade Melteiiog “C2TIITMRTTITIITeaeien Hania gaa geoc Recesccccsane SSRTE IIIA IIIS Beereet Bata TITS STI ee Siuetine Scdccov cs e Wenn Referee oie deci Vcr =, St (atreisiney, eat ioSmam ara lore ae : PEARL HIGH, 5; HOWARD, 0 Nushvite. Nov. 23—Over 2,09 safe watched Cape, Tab diliard Teal ‘Sale Pearl bigh eleven to 6-0 vlew tomy over the Strang Hiuavard igh ne Chatzanenga. The sean quar~ fee Sea Junt-mbout to, file into. ike gore, when. Sparraw. White, quarter Bsett Fore Death, stood on towns Biegaed ine, uni toned piney 20 Nelsen, who euilluyd irrome the re malning white Mhex te piace the Appees piesa tachind the oak Rendatnceten cera antenreaies ihe eee ee ae tare Ping NI ante Pa Rite CE Raa eat Rett Sgt ns ai Seiiie “CIOIII ficcacaccesccs tain ae eee eee Be Teeter = Ragan iP. Eratice Rev chs TL Setar meat ie “tee TRY Pengne ts eT teint UShltt fae Needy tage te Seite Vieeave Gr Teamnfearct Sulice for" rceney aint ee einer he We Hekate tee By Rogers MORRIS BROWN Slippery Ficld Slows Up the Play eae oe Mette ee hie Hideway cococcceccugecscoce Sete Bagh Coiiciaeccccnee Bem Milne TIE wae amgy SS0SIIAG IIIT. Nore Hitech. cee We eae Willa ccc Bacciceamnaees MO ters ravine, ited eau coe iets hy eae Ec tte Le meson be fith. dee far Germ, Datewas ‘ter Fd Cah. “Jean Ce fewe, Batemen for Fad. Eeeea. tor Waligws, Spltter’s fark, Alinta, Ga, Nov, 28th stash same, hard fous Frum whlstte to sehlathe AUrntiy ants Kerwkiy ind SMortin. Teme phsed ere tiadaye to a newtelean the, The Ceimeon “Murricnne and the Purple Whirtatnd ‘collited with tree Treatdone Impact, hie neither sevred ine to alge the ather and the tussle ended with the hall in midileid, where He sturtest. Neither tenn could galn cotalate gutly within the enjonents 39-yard Mine. Tho game developed into a battle royal Setween two evenly, matched Hines, with atlanta having the slight tdge. “Stanfey made the fongext ghin from scrimmage when he knifed_off bef tackle for 12 yards in the first Punting proved an important fac~ tor in the battle, with McPherson's Splendid” drives’ “kaeping. Morrie Brown on the defensive for the great: Jtrcpart af the game, : ‘Twice A. Clark wae forced to. Kiek ‘out fram behing hig own goa! Ting in ‘the face of charging Atlanta for= wards. : ON thetiting climax closed the battle of gtanis. Inthe last minute of Blas after MePherson hat kicket to tho Morse Bruwa ninesyard ne, the Moret iteown quuriertack. fumbled fin'the next play. but reeuvered Just fa ive to Thee “ities: aha ‘Bad Mreken throurh, from failing ony 18 halt at the twe-yard marie” On the ext anil nat play of the Rane, A. Chirk Wicket Out from Lebtnd bis Sen at line wo musica, "X sect. slippery Redd nrade the fout- ing treacherous sind_contiaed the ute Hicks to striaiat fuothali Attempts it Wide cd funs were Unsuceemnful for hoth teumy ant the heavier sior= fin Grown tine was able to Lae out figulune. the plonaine ot” Staninys Sherard, ‘Willams and ‘Sternervon, More Rrowa completed “the unty Auceene(tl Cortiard parm Bnd micceed~ Sdin intercepting three uf AUasta’a Taten, ‘Heth teams made a single attempt tu scare be the Del grat tvutes Uae eve Biche eich “cane by aed Pimeglng. linesmen,. A, C. Mapped Ted Saunders dead when” he trled Pushing the Wall In the third quarter. “Chie™ Alken, evideatly poloting his team for the Tunkegee ame text Werk, gullied same “Knute. Tockne Reatezy" when he played an eaties Second string Hne-up, with the e- Ernttan “ut Melhersin. Re quarter, Throughout almost. the entire Hes’ bait “Tite second team displayed 2 rare epleit and. fight. that Rene. Morrie Hrawn'a heavy nauad om the, defen= slvr throuichat Ue halt, making tie Reve ‘downs by Tushing. to one ‘for Merrie Tiron. ‘Three minites hee fore the end of the half Aiken sent In eicht wt hte first tenia, "Two. Bex? downs fuilowed I quick. succession, bur the hai ended ‘with. the hall on the Morris Iteuwn 40-surd line, Schiat” Aiken should have his frat team in god shape. for “Tuskegee Saturday. "Wo wae able to reat them for an entire half and have them fin= ish under wraps with not a single injured man, ‘A. Jones Aled Colhum’s shoe ut eft’ end Uke @ veteran and should Colium’'s had arm. not come. arournt in time, ought to eive a Food aceount of ‘ntinself aainat “Tuskegee, Date= fron, Cobb, Fions and Willams all aid"ane wor for ay Ce sin Mea of the prilline efensten wick anay ire gained by a renume of the grnund “Rulned,. “Storvin Brown made junt one free down Dy rushine Bnd "chine enme inthe first. hal Sealnst Atkena wecond team, Storrs Teown sor two frat. dnena inthe second Hatt, one be penalty and. the Other by a: forward pase, “Atlantn feored ix first down, four In tie fire half ang two tn the second, al pune CARLTON Y WINS Hrookign, N.Y. Dee, 3.—The Cart~ ton Ave, ¥. Mo C, AW started the Manketbnit xennon with two victories. The ¥. M, D. defeated the Lexington Arrowi of New York, tp tho tune of fea. ‘The Arrows have rained fuite « reputation as a deaf mute Aeerecatlon. and proved to he a fast Working bunch of basket ball tossers. Taeal players, MeClammy, Colltnn, Arrington und Olver, furntshed & fuente. of exeltement™ in bruaking through the Arrow defense, The stetep A. C. of New York, played thelr usual kts game agaiaat the Iilz Five. ‘The Mal score wart Cantu 34, Metre 2. Conniey ing Xu'Nilew. new-comerh to tha Renfor Tunis, Miowed ateensth In hott of feonive und defensive laying. The Work of Stevens at forward and Holmes at guard, turned a porsible dafeat Into 2 close, vein. Holmes tx & very fast art shitty guard and ts to be commerdet upon his ability to Be eee sae Ree Mi By Geton + BY “Uncle a og? es Sam’s’ airy r Payroll % che 2 ed Z ig ia Sta Uh het « Aaa hed aT, (ae, ae See $1140 to $3000 Year Pull Unnecessary en—Women, 18 Up <*Hosientaas meager em, oteaton SE SE Me at saetar atk seein a oS aN RAS “ WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AND AROUND NEW YORK ```markdown ``` PART 1-PAGE 12 At the "Y's" ASHLAND BL Y W C A **CARLTON AVE. Y. M. C. A.** T Bible class with F. H. H. T. Prentice leader, was well attended, there being 10 of the class involved in class interviews their classes and friends. There were 2 and April 25. Stereogram pictures of the life of Christ were shown on the Bible class at St. John's Church, the学期, after which the lesson, Jesus and the disciples, was executed. The Carlton Y College club held itsorship at St. John's Church, the学期, after which the speaker, J. H. Herrn, the学期, Sunday evening, Nov. 21, the club gave a program at Nazareth Congregation's work secretary, spoke on "What Give Thanks." The class meeting was held Thursday evening at the Y, at which a discussion on the race question was had. The School of Social Science and a member of the club. The group elected debaters of the club. The group elected movement. New members received work. After Milder student at New York University and Holend Johnson student at New York University. J. H. Harrison and J. H. Harrison left for Buffalo Nov. 25 to attend the Thursday evening. Thanksgiving inspirational program on Sunday evening, Nov. 21, at Nazareth Congregational church, J. H. Harrison, a congregational club, told a special talk on the purpose of the club, and their plans are. A. Harrison, secretary of the club, a member of the club, while J. H. Harrison president "Ave Mark" on the violin, A. B. Crune, secretary of the club, and the speaker of the evening, and spoke on "Thanksgiving Trad." Members of the club were introduced to the social secretary of Carlton, extended an invitation to all young men to make the first press every Tuesday evening at the "Y" G. Carrington, a student at the School of Social Science, and the next meeting on the Raven news. On Nov. 20, the College club of the City Hall, the club's dinner. Each member of the club was to be a guest who was a possible member. J. K. Moberly of the evening, the possibilities of the college, almost a man in and out of his profession. J. K. Moberly, the club's sided. The guests who were present were: Dr. J. K. Moberly, Messrs. W. W. Whitfield, Richard Johnson, Thomas Hilth and George Thomas. Dr. Van Vlock Found Genuine Relief Which Is Healing Thousands PREPARING FOOD FOR MURDER WITNESSES THE MASTER The fact that Willie and Henry Stevens and Henry Carpenter, star witnesses in the famous Hall-Mills murder mystery case, were confined in the Somerset county jail, Sommersville, N. J. on Thanksgiving day, did not keep them from enjoying this great holiday. The couple, who were in the kitchen, pie, and all the goodies shown on the table make your mouth water? Mrs. Mary Doman, special cook, employed to connect prison fare for the three celebrated white defendants, is shown preparing the repast at her home. Mrs. Frances Hall visited her brothers and cousin in Jail and participated in the great feast. NEW YORK SOCIETY NOTES A monster mass meeting under the palefaces of the St. James Street School, Lexington began in the St. James Presbyterian Church at 412 W. 12th Street, New York, on April 4, 2013. Among the southern speakers were Mrs. Laura Kline of the Glencoe Valley Service Commission board of trustees O. Morton, by J. E. W. Kline of the Glencoe Valley Service Commission board of trustees T. Gregory, the pride of Philadelphia's leaders of social welfare. Mine, Kara Rarer Houston rendered artful vocal selections. Mrs. Laura Kline of the Glencoe Valley Service Commission board of trustees T. Gregory, the pride of Philadelphia's leaders of social welfare. Fighting for William Vickers, died Nov. 17 from New York on the United States East Coast. He was born in January. He will live to go to England, Scotland and Germany, and where he will deliver a number of addresses. He plans to return later. He was a quarter of St. James Institute, which was board from St. James Willow School, where he met and edited spirituals which he to do after Tumblingking. The last week he was in New York where he and Tumblingking Sister were touring employment in After an exuberant visit in California and parental visits, Mrs. Tanner Turner, a registered nurse, 123 W. 13th St., was accompanied upon her visit to Mrs. Tanner Turner, the Logan school counselor Mrs Taylor while she was in Washington, Brownsville, Brownsville, Providence, R.I., announce the enrollment of their daughter Valerie to Horton Horizon of Brooklyn. A benefit concert for the White House, 123 W. 13th St., will be given by the pupils of grades G-1 who will feature "A Night in Dandelion" and "A Night in the Garden" by the secretary; Mercer Brown Goodle, treasurer, and Mrs. Joseph Bouldie, chairman, are the officers of the institution; effective Dec. 1 will place Mr. Larkey in the university at Public School 18, W. 13th St. With many friends present, Mr. and Mrs. John Bouldie, the wedding reception on Sunday, November 14, at Philadelphia Ramble delivered an address Sunday afternoon at 4200 College under the amphitheater of the industrial industrial future, the subject was "Our industrial Future." Early in December there will be an annual meeting of the W. W. A. art collection of the W. W. A. art collection will be shown stalking from the galleries and from the pilgrims' house,启蒙者屋 and telephone dolls and attractive posters and drawings from the museum. Miss Jay Packer, one of the best loved members of the Renaissance club, Miss Packer was a very active and inquisitive member, and many members are greatly graced in her poetry. Harvey J. Formany of Morehouse college, Atlanta, GA, is the new philological training director at the Alysander Museum. Samuel Plaason of the Quincy class was for two days the guest of Dr. H. Hinsen Pernhall, 222 W. 135th St. during Thursday. Nov. 15, the St. James the Great church, a group of amateur preschoolers, presented Martin Hunter, the model. Threes in charge and Helen McIntosh. This was the clubs first fall entertainment and drew a very harried two-week visit among college students to be terminated for Miss Leigh's attendance. Warren Logan returned borne two greatest sons, Mr. Logan, form the treasurer of the Compass Bedside at the Tuskegee University. He is the father of Mr. J. Holderer, W. Logan St. and Mrs. Vince Logan, a public school district. Thomas L. 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Write Today THE TRU-SAN COMPANY, DEPT. DEF. MEMPHIS, TENN Miss Catherine Hume and her management, Washington, D.C., were worked alongside of California's Maldon Jones, J.D. LICENSORS Jail One of Pair Who Severely Beat Up Man New York, New York, Dec. 3, Samuel Baird, 225 W. 130th St., was attacked by two men, one of whom beat his coworker in a fight over wood on Thanksgiving morning in an apartment at 65 W. 125th St., where Baird was visiting. Baird is now confined in Harlem hospital in a attack the attack is not known. The motive for the attack is not known. Samuel Griflin, 225 W. 52nd St., identified by Baird as one of the men who attacked him, was held without charge. He is in Highlands court, on a charge of felonious assault. The other assistant is identified. Griflin hold his victim while the stranger man beat him over the face and knocked him unconscious. Baird is alleged. The neighbors, hearing the man's orders for help, called for the police, and Officer Brandon of the 123d St., sanction, came in and arrested Griflin. The other man had hit Give Birthday Party Jail Shoe Thieves THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Whites Who Draw Line "This will not be done, however, as the instructions are to draw the theil, the color or speed. The theil is hard and low, by retraining the brain, and by depriving the deeds of Harlan, show that they think of him, and therefore are in a state of confusion, when theklees should occur," he concluded. Miss Ruth Lee Is Bride New York, N.Y., June 2, 2003. The teacher of Mr. and Mrs. Bachelolde, 2005, seventh Ave. to George Southwell Hill of Philadelphia, Fau. took place at St. BERNARD M. B. church, 129th St. and Southwell Rd. Art. Roy. B. best. pastor of St. BERNARD M. B. church, needed by R.F. Reynolds. The tride was given in marriage by her father. Little Harold Russell was bestowed of the bible-groom was bestowed of the bible-groom was mold of home. The bible-groom was slaves Miles and Anna Lakes and the bible-groom and Miss Hayward of William delphine. Joan the Adams of New York and Miss White of Philadelphia. Civil Service News (Prepared by the New York Academy of Business) Applications for supreme court attendant clerk. Des. S. Witten examinates and is required by writing to the state civil service commission, Albany, N. Y. Only one hundred and women are admitted, after these are all dismissed. If more applications are not held soon, examination will have to be held soon. Applications for inspector of contracts, clerk of court, clerk of court, New York, and will be at 1 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 13. There are over ten weeks in the board of transportation. Preparations are not being made for the second examination for second, postal department, every next week. State civil service commission is not holding examination for postmaster clerk and carriage in the New York and Brooklyn departments. It will be held on the second Wednesday in December. Twenty-nine years pointed to the New York postmaster last week. Seven actual appointments have been made from the list for together in the department of Finance. These were appointed on December 1, 1922, which was established MISS WIGGINS HERE Miss Wiggins is Stable, alive in the city. Miss is making a Wiggle, she will make a bounce. Miss Charles Vann, alive in Palmyra St. SORE THROAT PAIN RELIEVED It is amazing how quickly a few responsible of Holland's "For Three" bombines Sore Throat, Tonsilite, Honeysuckle, Tickling Cough. No other or less—gurgling or chocking, Just swallow! Try "For Three" for bad breath which often results from infected tonsilitis, let a bottle of mouthwash sit in the new economic site). Prepared by Holland Remedy company, Chicago. AT ALL DRUGGISTS AN ORPHAN ```markdown ``` This nameless little girl, just 3 months old, was found in a doorway at 1825 Second Ave. New York city, early Thanksgiving morning the young girl was in East Side Italian. The young lady was yelling at the top of her voice until an ambulance physician from Bellevue hospital arrived on the scene and took her in charge in chic dress. Thanksgiving breakfast, she was all smiles. Let byphones be bignames, is little Miss Mystery's motto. BROOKLYN NOTES Nazarene Congregational Church The Rev. Robert H. Henry, Pastor pulled at both a religious last sunday. At 7 o'clock, the church was crowded with members of the congregation, which included medical numbers and a priest's address by a minister. L. P. Patrice Johnson, chieftain, met at the chairman of the congregation, and entered enthusiastically into plans to make our movement successful. He and two missionaries in this purpose. He joined the building fund. The large in- vestment for the building fund. The large in- vestment for the last week was from Ferro Summer at the Satchell Morris. He gave the famous lecture "The Measure of a Religious Life." He taught us about the underpinnings of the F. P. S. G. Hebert Morrison who has been a ten- tle sharing to go into obesession in order that he may present his his-tribute service, and many will regret his resignation. He will continue as scout- er, Bunson university, and formerly of Tupelo. Kura, has been chosen as social servant, and will begin his duties here. MRS. RAYNE SETTES ENTERTAINING NURSE ENTERAINS Mrs. Enterain has been a guest mrs. Enterain has been a guest Mrs. Enterain has been a guest Lincoln Hospital and Training school LEAVES FOR HOME Mrs. Margaret is Thomas, one of Mrs. Margaret is Thomas, one of Friends, left the city for a few days for her former home, Wilson, N. 17. BAPTIZE BABY Mr. and Mrs. Macon Hart had their baby born in Bishop Prostery church, Nov. 17. WILLIAN CONWAY BETTER William Conway, the baroness of 222 Washington Ave. who had been hospitalized for a few days, has recov MARK MINGHAN LEAVES FOR BOSTON Miss Lillian Dudson, of St. Bernard St. left the city on Nov. 16 for Boston where she lived until her death. Walter F. Goodle of St. Greenwich St. who is very sick. Gossiping Neighbor Set Her Stomach Right Chicago, Ill. Mrs. W. L. Humley writes: "It was terrible to stay away from foods I loved simply because they made me bloody, upset my stomach, and made me constipated. A neighbor recommended Carter's little Liver Pills. They helped her wonderfully. I gave them a trial and now when the fancy goods come around I enjoy them immensely." When the bowels move daily, the system is generally good. Good bowels move slowly, and the Liver Pills live chronic constipation. All drugstores, 250 and 750, in red packages. New York, New York. 2-12. High street Village. Hospital of Joseph Lilly, Virginia Hospital of Joseph Lilly, and Solvay Ace, and running ten- meter race. In court, charged with involved in Hallowell court, charged with attempting to say 12. Second Christian on the complaint of Henry Jones, battered by his wife, and beaten by battered by Catherine and Duncan of the 12. Lath St. station. On both Sts. just a few days away from her home, when Dawn is a lawyer to have her case heard, she tries to go with him to his room. The child is certain to come and to fight off her enemy by pacing his hand over her dummy let her go and offer her a quarter to tell what had hap- pened, when dawn ran home and in great fright to a her pants all that happened, whereupon they nodded. on Burglary Charge New York, New York, 2-3-19 Vanitie, Vanitie, 2-3-19, was mistrained for a fire. She said she was in a court, charged with burglary, and was held in Kassel jail. Vanitie stabbed two diagonal vaults valued at 100, from the home of Mrs. J. H. Motterson, and Mrs. J. H. Motterson. She held the entrance for her feeding up in aement door and made her way to the second floor, it is alleged. A dog in the testimony, he made evidence in the room that it attracted the attention of a barker. Who, knowing carnie snipers and called the police. As the man was about to leave with carnie snipers and called the police, it was testified. At the police station, Vanitie faced the barker and the two diagonal fires he had and the two diagonal fires he had taken were found. The police said. Woman Kills Man After Quarrel Over $5 Bill Joachim White, 92 years old, of the Lafayette White, while chilling in front of his home was struck by an attack on his doorway by a Jewish hospital suffering from a fractured skull. OFF TO CHICAGO Mrs. Jacqueline Freeman, president of the All Friends Society, left the city in large numbers. 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New York's academy of business, New students registered in the New York Academy of Business this week. Boston, 16, of Boston, is enrolled in the Academy. C. G. Sothe, Bryant and Alma Brown, G. C. Bryant, Bryant and Alma Brown. The students of the school and their friends are taking a lesson in their friends' liberality to the community. This friends of the academy are granding liberality to the community. ON VACATION Henry S. Robinson of Quincy St., who is secretary to Mr. Mauk Toll, part owner of the Quincy St. National Trust country, is on vacation. He is spending a few days on Staten Island. Mr. Robinson is also church elder of Staten Island, A. M. M. WINS $100 4N COURT EUGITIVE NARRED George Paulson, so far a W 19th St. member, was a member of the Worcester paper industry was arrested by Detectives of Worcester and Culture of Worcester as a member of the paper industry as a member of the paper industry from Worcester. Mass. It is said he stole from Worcester on May 5. 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