Chicago Defender

Saturday, December 4, 1926

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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 The girls accused Calhoun of promising them on easy living and no work. Many, they said, were kept in a apartment against their will. Mrs. Margaret Miller, 21, wife of an --- 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 Judge Bailey presided with an agreed order entered at the September circuit court term, at which time the two editors appeared in court in Madisonville, represented by Allen P. Dodd, a prominent Louisville barrister, who asked for a special Judge Order, which that the case be tried through briefs. Editors Warley and Cole were instructed by the Hoddinville grand jury because of arrears appearing in their papers, providing the trials of Burson Fleming, Nathan Laird and Columbia Holls, was were charged with a court on a white woman, and the outcome of what Kentucky circuit and right thinking people played was a miscarriage of justice in a Abroton, Kyr. when a fine man was banged for an alleged result upon a white woman, and within the next few weeks a white man was declared Income for an assault upon a young girl of our have. What Articles Said The Loutville Leader of April 19th, 1948, published a headline which, in Justice Mocked Again: White Raptor of 11-Year-Old Colored Girl Is Declare of Inane, Mother Cries, "My God, Is There No Justice in America?" In different ways, he brought the Loutville letter to a result of headings and articles of April 17, which follow: "Madisonville Sex Stage for Speed Trial and Hanging of Negroes Justice Will Not Sill as in the Merchant Gas" (the paragraph) on the same day. "The Loutville Journal of the States south, when it came to making Nezros charged with版块 offense, pay the extreme penalty, outside of the courts. Kennedy only for loaiahance been all in the double standard of laws, the mockery of it, when the Negro is involved through speedy trial, which full little short of legalized lawfuling is a very high cost, and Madisonville is about to obtain Lexington in the effect to run the old state over, The judge who, under the law, should act as reتلer in a case, has in this inexorably deep mind of itself with the press, custom and, if the speedy court has been called, a bizzard in a way that is based at Lexington, at a greater expense, is to be on duty, and is the re통 of an duty that Hells Fleming and Baird are to be swiftly consoled and banged as to make the Lexington affair look like a remorse with a hope in it. It makes no difference whether they are consoled or not, or what the chemo-crimes are." 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 Every mother realizes, after giving her children "California. For Syrup, that this is their ideal, because they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleans the tender little stomach, liver and bowels without riding. When cross, irritable, feverish or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother's hand, go a temperature of this harmless "fruite taxative," and in a few hours all the foul, constituted waste, sour bite and undigested food passes out of the bevels, and you have a well, playful child again. When the little system is full of cold, throat gory, has stomachache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic—remember, a good "inside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given. Millions of mothers keep "California Fig Syrup" handy; they know a teaspoonful today's own sick child tomorrow. Ask your drugstores for help of "California Fig Syrup," which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-up printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here, so don't be fooled. Get the genuine, sold by "California Fig Syrup Company." ```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. 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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 Now York, 1902, was two men. Were shot at a barge part of 10,12,123d St. Sunday night when the party ended in a riot. Thomas Roper, as far W. 150th Ave., is born here in the city of New York, and both of them, Wilson, 112 W. 1125 St. and Richard Johnson, 112 W. 1126 St. and suffering from a bullet wound in the abdomen. Wilson has in the Hollywoo hospital in a serious condition. Johnson was shot three years later, and the report of the bullet is published in the said. The condition is serious. Arranged in Haven's court House was held when he, charged with felonious assault, and violation of the subsonance, for the shooting he was not named, the police said. When the party, at which there were no dozen men and women, made me in a riot, hope is said to have drawn a review and the other two shots, striking Wilson and Johnson. Roper received offer the shooting. A few days later Detective Paymore and of whom, of the 12 124th St. station, traced Roper to an apartment at 24th St., and received in the腔, a loaded car, and a form of Roper's postion the detectives said, and the additional charge of violating the Suit, with law was lodged against him. 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. He knew nothing of the woman, but everything he was able to learn through the magazines and newspapers. In his years of continuous service he has extracted more than 100 tests without the use of an aniline. These tests, which are used for the testing of St. John of Skipkorn, which is more than 85 days' travel from the nearest hospital, there are more than 200 people but there are no telephone calls or newspapers. In the eastern countryside, and they are the properties of officials. returned to their home Monday after turning in from the China to last waihua, China, Japan, Egypt, Morocco, nces. They were dined and wined by old countries. Dr. Thompson told turn that although Europe and Asia no place like home. He also noticed nce in his travels. The couple timed be present at the Howard-Lincoln THEY ADD NEW ACT TO THEATER PROGRAM New York, Dec. 5.—Louis Sanchez, white, 25, 120 L. (117th St.) was placed in the theater. Marilyn Moore, 51, of the Alabama theater, seventh Ave. and 150th St. He was arranged in mighty fine film $20 on a charge of illegibly contact preferred by Mrs. Moore. The clinics must have been very draughty. The 1920s Mrs. Moore appeased the Alkamziz with a visionary keramam which brought half the heater to her side and for half the pollenken Blown of the W. 135d St. station, who arrested the youth, saying that he had not subjected Mrs. Moore and produced as corroborating witness it was made with mistaken identity he added. Mrs. Moore was called to the bar by Masterate of observance and asked if she could identify Simenzhe as the one who annoyed her. Without hesitation Mrs. Moore affirmed the alternative. The line was then imposed. Buy Boat to Ply From Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. 2.—The "Back to Liberia" movement of the last years culminated here recently when a group of persons procured aid with which to make the journey. It is said that the liter "Giladra" is being used for the cruises, and that the navy seals the coast. It has regularly between America and Liberia. Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physicians and proved safe by millions over 25 years. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER PHI BETA MEN DEDICATE HOME AT NASHVILLE Reception Draws 1,500 From All Around Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 3. - Nashville on Thanksgiving day witnessed the formal opening of the line fraternity home of Kappa Chapter of the Phil Beta Sigma fraternity. The "Sigma mansion" was recently purchased at a cost of $20,000. It was a mansion of southern aristocracy and is situated in an exclusive settlement, just two blocks from Mt. Vernon and the fountains and a apartment and is one of the largest homes in the city. Promptly at 2 p. m. the home was thrown open to visitors for inspection. India were beautifully decorated in the fraternity colors, blue and white. 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. 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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. You're生产线！ You have a throbbing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your eyes burn your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eye! your lips are parched. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered. Your system is full of bite not properly passed off, and what you need is a cleaning up inside. Don't continue being a illusive nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that irritate and injure. 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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 Luo Angde, 2011, New 2-thouze Brown, professional, bيبومان, was sentenced last week to serve five days in jail and pay a fine of $50 for cnterment of court by Judge Thomas L. Ambrose. He was sentenced in connection with the attempted substitution of George Lewis for Robert J. Harris, a�-t闸e, who after being sentenced to 20 days in jail and jumped his ball. 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. 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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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Any woman who is on account of her husband's objection of her husband, finds considerable hardship in bringing up her children. 6. Any woman whose husband is in prison. 7. Any woman who has ill-legalized children and is in need of relief. 8. Any woman who declares that these definitions by dayspan of woman entitled to aid and social legislation are the broadest that have been in any country to the present date. Auto Crash Kills Two Los Angeles, Cal. 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. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 scale, and where they are too busy to give much thought to race as these are impossible in the South as long as petty hatreds are allowed achievements. --- TELLS GOPS HIS DICE WERE STOLEH: CAN'T EARN LIVING WILLIAMS, Pa., Dec. 2—Robert Dobson, 123 N. Miller St., reported in the New York Times that a boy in a box of matches and a pair of dice. 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As of the end of the year 2010, the new event is for the first time in the state of Asia and is based on a program of high-quality education. The event will be held this year. The event is now the most popular event for the year. For many of the event's people, the many who are the most-�ingers who are the most-även in the lead. Among the most-även people is the first-time education teacher. There are two new events to be held in the year of the 2010 International Conference on Religious and Religiousism. Here's the new event: How to find the best of the best of the best things to know by what's new to you is a everyone. When the new-down-South mother met at the school during war times, about 22% with them came that led to neck crises. In the event, the new teacher was at home to the school. If the good News of the South had integrated here, the new teacher was not to be as if it were. But the latest per cent of these improvements with intentions that are caused by a different type of and the rate of the time is true within the whole rate there are many more of the same such people, but their skin is white—and the whittling of skin of them has had a advantage. With making in this country, and those Southern whites took that advantage. Thanksgiving day found us in Alentown. Here we stayed two days. Race people here are few in number and most of what few are there have been bourgeois work at a cheaper rate. And here the Keith theater huts you from the main mall, Alentown has nothing to offer Race people. Saturday we played Lebanon. Wonders may never cease—Three of the Georgians are named the boys we have together to sing at the different Race churches when we have a Sunday hay off. Ed. L. Anderson, Garfield and W. D. Burnes are the singing three. Some of the boys have named them the Howling boys who have howling success everywhere they go. Ed Green and Dick Tilman they are the last two new members to join "The Georgian." The Gains brothers, playing the Keith circuit, called almost an hour with the boys. The Gains boys are sitting on top of the world. "The Georgia" had their annual Thanksgiving dinner on our private car, Austin. Mrs. Campbell next door, the bird on the preacher day, Mr. William Campbell, the owner and manager of "The Georgia." will surprise the show world next season. It will pay off for musicians to get in touch with him. Billy McClain, who was a star with the late Ernest Hogan a quarter of a century ago in the original Smart Set, has taken over the Crescent which building of 1900. The building contains lodges room, dance halls, stores and also a building adjoining the theater and $4,000 has just been expanded in the theater alone to equip it for road shows, basketball and also the enterprises in which he figured: Taught the first English Tiller Girls in London, England, American style of dancing; produced American dances; and also in Australia, introduced Jack Johnson and Sam McVeeta to the king of England and has just finished as physical instructor to Hiram W. Ecans, imperial wizard of the Crescent, who plays a benefit of Milo Shen of Ruffalo, in the Court St. theater, Buffalo. LINCOLN PERRY WRITES Tulsa, Okla. Just a line to let you and profess know our whereabouts and doings of our act. My partner, Buck Abel is on the sick list and compelled to continue himself to a medical treatme t at the hospital on his birthday Dec. 20. So he will be glad during that time to hear from all the lunch at this address: Buck Abel, 210 S. Main St. McAster, Oka. As for myself, I have joined hands with Ed Jeb, formerly own and the manager of the theater, and after a successful encu- pation in Muskegon, Oka, we are now conveying a very successful movie at the Dreamland theater. Our own alone is peeking them in the theater. We are showing the movie a mean line-up. Re- cording to the gang. THE MUSICAL BUNCH Things in General main master. Many novelties are introduced by individuals that elicits interest in featured and each seemingly a star. Chicago is proud to have Ted Whiteman and his orchestra, which will play the entire Balatian and Katz group of local theaters. Hoosier Entertainers This is a group of music魅士 that popularize music in popular Indiana. Ind, where they have played at the largest hotels and dance halls. At the present time they are under contract at the Indiana Hosier. The roster: Prince Hume, xylophone and director; John Smith, harp and guitar; Maude Hickory, saxophone; Linda Hickory, are based from the city. They have used for admiration and have been put on the vaudeville beach. They autumn in one of our own hotels. They work on their teaching of choreography. Glad to know that this busier want to heave, union musics. For further information call No. 298, Chicago, IL. How to Copyright Music How to Copyright Music Many inquiries have come to this server from those who wish to copy music from their own compositions. If I will help you to do so, I will herein give my readers the procedures. First, have your composition arranged by some competent music arranger. If you cannot put it on your own computer, you may contact the copyright department, D. C., and ask him to send you Form E blanks for the copyright of unpublished musical compositions, not just those used for sale. Fill out the blank and send the form to the copyright department. It will be recorded and a certificate of its registration sent you. If your number is printed and on sale to the public, ask for Form E2 blank. Always protect your ideas by copyrighting them from the public from the sharks. Don't let yourself be caught by these song plaques. If there are no music arrangers in your town, get your modely on paper and, with a typewritten set of your words, and then to them the song title. If you are in N. State St., and for the fee of $10 a first-class plane note will be made for your composition. One-half of the fee must accompany your order. The Dixie Ramblers, a bunch of young players, are playing at the Bamboo at N. Alamo, Holmes and Griffin, amphibians, Johnson, trembblers, Thomas, bass, Dexter Descartes, rips; Johnson, jango Boose, piano; Johnson, jango Boose, piano; the boys are under 25, unlike the eastern critics say they are saturated with pop and ginger. They have played at Atlantic City, N. J., and Palm Beach. Harry Ford Radios Harry, Ford, the human cornerstel, radios that all is used where he is sojourning. Harry is with the Ohio By Noted Ra Arizona 8352 — John Said He Saw A N My Soul Is A Witness B It's A Witness How Sweet Heaven Is My H 8380 — In That Day Crucifixion Rev. H. J. 8375 — Death's Black Spin J And Am I Horn To Die 8378 — Tell Me Where Is the G Amazing Grate Rigolotto Quartette of N 8386 — In Some Lonely Grave I See Gain A Home In The Amazing Grate 8400 — I Couldn't Hear Nobody Standing In the Need of Rev. J. 8387 — Alm's Gonna Lay My R There's One Thing I Kno 8388 — I'm Gonna Die With the There's One Thing I Kno 8398 — You Brilong To That F Sit Down Between The Four and Twenty Elders 8403 — Four and Twenty Elders I Prayed, I Prayed 8413 — Death Might Be Your Paul and John In Just On Sale Decen Original Valentin C 8135 — Sing On Give Me That Old Time Southland J 4390 — Shout All Over God's My Lord's Writing All Norfolk J 4400 — I Hope I May Be Who Built the Art? Virginia Female 4430 — Lover of the Lord O Mary, Don't You Wear When Jesus Christ Walks Go Down By the River Excelsior 4619 — Going Up to Live With Walk in Jerusalem, Just Marchhouse C 4887 — Swing Low, Sweet Charm Down By the River 10 inch Records—a glorious O'Keeh Inn 23 West 45th Street our musicians all would themselves to this request. With the largest market that most of them have it there is no reason them should not be allowed. Dave Peyton "Like with tuxedo dress; it is time that we write up to three things. We workher why the demand for our service is white districts is on the side, and what we think that the one will will be is the self-white blonde in short is the purpose thing to wear with tuxedo dress; it is the dress and refined. It looks like you are training palms with yourself if and the pattern of the place is the old new and perhaps about it. Your laundry bill may be a trifle more; but what of that if you are increasing your earning power and obtaining a deluxe place in the mu- denistrict are your services will be demanded. Pit Conduct Some time ago I write about the pit discipline of players and received many congratulatory letters from all over the country. When you are giving service to the public, give it with earnestness and dignity. It looks very bad, when sitting in the theater, to see the players goodling with the front row happens of see the flappers congrated around the hand stand in a dance hall and occupying the muslims' time. When you are on the job, "lunch," give service. The public will like you better and your employer will see your perfect conduct and will admire you for it. Make your appointments away from the place at which you play music. Make the theater or ballroom your business place. It is where you get your bread and butter, and if you persist in making it a place to socialize in, it won't be long before you are out in the street; and with a bad reputation following you, no one will want to fire you. Get the habit of being contentious on and off. Backbiting When you see a musician down and out, always out of work, always broke, always ready to tell you something the other fellow said about you, you are not alone. Of the time leaoux promises "this evil. The person of whom they are jealous never did anything to them, but the monster "jealousy" takes hold of his politeous tongue and works the work. In this practice "bunch." If you can't say a good word for your brother musician, keep still: don't say anything. In the long run you will be the one you will time you spent in vilifying the other was lost, while he succeeded in fields of prosperity. If your brother is successful, adduce film for it. Boost your backbiting, use your time in making something out of yourself. Try it and see if it isn't easy. To Cut Orchestra The rumor is afloat that the Metropolitan theater, one of Chicago's high amusement spots, is to be its orchestra play, the premiere of the new play, comprising the ensemble, and the news of the cut in personnel comes as a surprise. Already the Willard theater, List St. Theater, the opera house, the orchestra, and next week the orchestra now at the Twentieth Century theater will discontinue service. The musical life of the theater, and it is surprising to me why the owners do not see this. They should add to instead of cutting. The present-day style of music demands a complete roster to artificially interpret the composition. The musical arrangement calls for this in most all the popular dance arrangements. Paul Whitman Paul Whiteman and his orchestra opened an engagement at the mammoth Chicago theater last Monday, when he met the conductor on the opening day. Thousands crowded the big theater to see and hear the world's greatest popular orchestra and its master director. One of the feature numbers on the program, "A Rhymes in Blue," a competition by Leo Sewsby, the barbaric effects that the arranger puts from the instrumentation is unimaginable. The orchestra exerted a work of genius. The direction of the score by Mr. Whiteman absorbs his very soul. When the number is finished his face is finished, every detail is perfected and exerted by the master conductor in the interpretation of the piece. Those of our group of musicians who find it possible should sacrifice the time to hear this or heaven. There is much to be learned from this group of distinctive musicians. It will do some of our would-be leaders a world of good. They will see in Whiteman an artistie laton man. Every move means something: coloring and T.O.B.A. (Theater Owner's Booking Association) ALL ACTS, COMPANIES AND THEATER MANAGERS Democrat care with T. O. B. 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Virginia Female Jubilee Singers 4430 - Lover of the Lord O Mary, Don't You Weep, Don't You Mourn When Jesus Christ Heaven Go Down More, Way Down in Egypt Land Excelsior Quartette 4619 - Going Up to Live With God Walk in Jerusalem, Just Like John Marchhouse College Quartette 4887 - Swing Low, Swert Charik Down by the Riverwalk Rev. J. M. Gates 20001 — Ye Must Be Born Again Oil Death Where Is Thy Sting Special 12 inch Record — $1.25 Ask your dealer to let you hear these Okeh Race Records © Okeh Photograph Corporation 25 West 54th Street, New York City Dixie Ramblers VIE and ...a quintet or versatile entertainers and radio broadcasters, doing their stuff out of Station WIX, on land Ohio. Harry says he will go on a national concert tour soon, passing through Chicago on his way to the coast. Roy Bowling Roy Bowling radios that he is still with Jimmy Watson's orchestra and that the public man will招呼 him at 5 N. 19th St. 15th Fn. Roy is one of the group's fine cornetists. Georua Gorham Many of the musical profession will remember Georgia Garham, formerly pianist with the W. C. Handel School in Selma, AL, where her friend will find her at 1432 Broad St. Miss Garham is an accomplished pianist and composer in country. She is also a fine composer, string in her creat. some interesting compositions. She is the good composer playing the celebrating town dance. Hunteria Secundens Hunter Theater, New York Hunter Theater, New York dance or opera plays through the state of New York are popular with the dance theater audience. The theater demand and are considered here in the West. In New York theater they were entertained by theaters such as the Metropolitan Furious. The headquarters of the orchestra are in New York. Neb. Waving Distinction Jerome Browning of St. Louis Mo. wonning distinction in Boston, Mass., when he is said to be arriving at the program. He was the only Bass member on the program of the school rectal host Nov. 7 in the lectral hall. He is fondly known the first start net chair in the school symphony orchestra. In it an orchestra of 45 players. He saw the court several years ago. He was playful with Cook's children, and exhibited with himself as a musician. He found his way past entered the national music conservatory, beaconsed something about theory and about ready to get his degree. He made the music to make make life work, learn it all of the branches. The composition played by Mr. Hondo at this recent recital was "Hondo" from the Concerto in M minor for cello. Gilbertson in Chicago Arthur Strelstein, trip drummer hails from New Orleans, LA, where he is quite popular in music. Loving in the Crossover city, he was identified with many of the leading orchestras. His favorite band is Fletcher Norvel's bunch on the steamboat Capital, playing the Mississippi river, one of the largest excursion boats in service on the famous waterway. At one time he was a memoirist, then a orchestralist at St. Louis Music. He is now a member of Dave Peyton's orchestra of Chicago. Mr. Strelstein is a well-versed musician, an artist on the traps, bell saxophone, clarinet, trumpet, and percussion. He has won four in the blue keys and the current looks belter for him in the musical fields of Chicago. Local Notes Jimmy Bell and his orchestra will open an engagement Dec. 5 at one of Chicago's South side night life locations. There are nine in Jimmy's bunch. Iolaia Armstrong, the Fing Jazz cornetist, has been contended to hita RITUALS Face Evangelists La Dranes Unbored For the Lord Home R. Tomlin Coming Dumbler? Morris Brown University Overward That Rock Play Pray M. 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And it has been so four since anything like that occurred at the Lincoln that it would seem that Floyd and Denlahla have listened to the productions. "Gice gum," and we have responded to it in great measure. The curtain rises bringing into view seen of the nearest ponies that we have ever seen. No overdone of paint or grease and no bare legs in the unnoticeable, and they work with vim and grace. Jimmy Howell, straight, and Mullen Hunter and Floyd, both under cork, enter upon the close of the chorus number, and the life of shatter that brings the tears to the eyes. In the following scenes, Botanica handles the leads well, careful not to mishap them and at the same time bored with the mundane and the office duties. She gives a brief introduction to Tim Gall, in this bit of the story, who was the "guest" interviewer helping the curator in an appointed window. 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Billy, Ebby and Irene English are now with the Watts-Wills coman, and they will play at the Star theater, Sheppey, La. Josie Austin of St. Louis, Mo., was the hostess to Elmer Paine, and his father, Thanksgiving day. The coman is to St. Louis from Korssse City, Ks. Lee Boe's show closed the season Nov. 24, at Sugar Land, Texas, so rides. The Only Jalapan, who saw the man will find him at 84 Diah Tex. Ivory Williams, the comedy jugler is with the J. W. Johnson Broadway show, which 14 plays in West Virginia and Texas. Mill reach him D. c. 1 Centrue Tex. Blush McNeaqua wants his mail forwarded to the Summit hotel, St. Louis, where his assesment, U.S. Quaker Press, will take his also at the same place. Marion H. Bierdorf will take her seat at the Globe Theater, Cleveland, Ohio. She will be joined by Mamma comman week of Nov. 29. Goldie Bierdorf wants the world to know that she will take her at 12:22 W. 11th St. New York city. James Phoenix, formerly with the Darden football team, will be getting at 620 W. 11th St. New York city. Wry and贸安, after a morning Thursday vingework with his parents in Balthasar Tex. with his brother, will be at 11th St. in Niceau, Ga. Will she get them at Globe Theater, Ga. Jackson and Trayer are doing the illusion the Ilion theater, and Mine Hill theater, Ilion theater and Penguin W. Stempel and Scola, will be in vaudeville actors, are now in for a performance at the Ilion theater. She will get them at the Waltham Shiner company at the Grand theater, Chicago now in their second week and have been doing a turn away business. The Grand theater, week of Dec. 6 for a two-week run. Red Hot Mamma company, with Gertrude Saunders, plays the Globe theater Cleveland, week of Nov. 29. Wm. Benbow and company are now doing theirs in Havana, Cuba. They are a big hit in the foreign country and are featuring the Black Bottom and Charleston for the Cubana, Sarah Martin is featured with the show. Ocey Williams "Dots and Dashes" show played a successful week at the Globe theater. Coeand, we were very impressed by the performance them in at the Sophia Dornel Micha, so radio James H. Smith, the drummer with the trick. Manle Smith, the record queen and her company are at the� the theater. Chautanoon, Tenn, this week. H. H. Rhomes, the United States and benefit man on the Hunting, National Show is completed in 75 days. He would like to hear from his many friends. We're in 572 S. Lohle St., New Orleans. Health and Texas, this event is to be done and we do the work of Nov 23 at the Dustland Theater, Maine, Ga. Leon Long will show the future of home in the United States. The new will work with the United Kingdom. A general copy of the study will be held on Nov 23. Dr. John L. Spering, New York, The House of Thursdays, Jan. 10, 2014. John is the first week of the 2014 Moore Shows. Delle Toy Thee also "billie" to the Russian Army. Two Cases of the exposition are in the lindellain. 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We pay postage on orders for more than one record. to Music. How do you Cone? Department "A" o. State Street, Chicago, Illinois case a fewth following month 73 cents each. will you the pre, which he delivers them. D-D-D Times Ning SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 THEATRICAL NEWS BY DILLY E. JONES New York - Mike Jackson and Eddie Gray are now at the Club Albemarle, on a trainway in concert. Mike Jackson is at the piano and is a key feature of this place since his own songs, including "Candy Lips," "Won't It Nice?" and other song hits. A French Colored bedroom dancing team, Horstel and with ar to go on tour. They are both French performers. Ida May Chadwick, a sixth star, is featuring Perry Bradford's "Black Bottom" number, which is gaining in popularity. Many performers are rehearsing this song in Bradford's offices. The theater building, now New York City, is also being featured with the big shows. Miss Jean Starr, the popular singer, is featuring a new number at the Albemarle in New York City. She got a Brant "New Way to Go!" The Chironice Williams Trio is very creative and the songs "Nor- thern Songs" and "Song of My Love" "Garden Songs" and "Song of Melody" "Used" and "Mixed" of the other Chironice Williams Musi- cle harmonies are. This is the bi- largest Trio publishing company in New York and the songs are all re- sounded by the Trio and Chironice and to choose the trio 1726 2000 The "1-1-1" common is at the life stage between 1940 and 1941. The "1-1-1" common is at the Glaciers theater. Poster. New York. The Water's on company is at the May-day and May Day. Now, Whereas not common are at the Lufayette theater, New York. Winter The Hattagaves and Mede is a theater. New York state last week. Tag is doing his work. Miss and Eve are at the Keithchester Portford, New York. Poster: Shelfers are at the Pancasoo theater. Vancouver, N.C. Brooks and Povers are at the Orknem theater. Stouck City, Winifre and Mildren are at the hit at the Hippodrome, New York, this week. This is a clever WHOLEWIND FOUR Reebok's and Blanks' Whitehall pants are making things not in the past. They are the latest fitty. Wilson burlesque show, in which they are a big bit. They are the latest standard sets, having played the largest theaters in the country. Contest Rules Are Simple 1. Contenants may submit as many p. tets as they wish to Get p. tets. Q. Bill. 4 In case of a tie, all tying con- tents must be removed. Victims Mistake FREE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 ```markdown ``` Amherst Conn. Ontario, Canada. Use a shared H. A. case, bar later and seller's son of the late Louis B. Hates the same line. Best line to loss were did at his home he're sent to. He was born in Col-house, North Essex county, April 4, N.C. After glad-raining from the consignment, such time in Windor, Ont., he entered caged hall. To go into, was a student of law in 1841 and was graduated in 1842 as a teacher. He had a baker in the form of D. D. Davis. first line: I lost very much at his home he had to go to the town in the same day. He was born in Collier's City, North Texas, county Apt. 107. Mr. Studley, the first to live in the Collier's city, in the Windock City, in the city of Coggin's Hall. For the same year as a student of low in the school's age, he was graduated in E.D. and in the city of New York. Fred Driva I was to which he parted, and was the matter that I had. I had a very good life in the city of New York. In the city the life I had. A. David had had the death of his son and the death of his father. The son of A. Samuel B. Bure, living in the family of which he is born. He was born in the town of Amherstland, the town of A. Samuels. The son of Amherstland, the town of Amherstland, on an cultile-accessed year, had an undraking of the town. He had a specialty of real estate, principal large 1. In terms of two-year-on-mentor service, being present of the�, a relative Association of South Isles E.S.S. was held in the first year between December 1924, after which he was atacated honorary vice president. During his years of re-public life he was one of the parents of the president speakers of the United States of the last master of Lincoln Lodge No. A. M. most commander R. R. A. F. and a member of Damascus Comendary, all-his manufacturing "a great interest" in the whole and his work. The family was considered a farmaxs Comendary and Lincoln Lodge at the A. M. E. church of which Mr. Weeks was a lifelong member. But, in his own part of the M. E. church, he was the son of the W. F. E. H. H. and the son of T. E. W. F. E. though, Whidow, and Rev. Fry. Pastor of the A. M. E. church, Amherst, assisted R. F. Boddick, grand lecturer of the L. E. Church, and the first of the 1850s. References in the S. E. Church are in the history. Burial was in Rose Hill, country with D. A. N. or grand leدر of the M. W. F. H. E. I. of the State of Mid-tian, of Reding. The book was written by Knight, Derry Harm. H. F. B. Rankin, base N. J. Newark, and William Blackon. Reforms in which Mrs. Mary A. Basis, there are more others. Mrs. Sosa E. Dean and Ms. W. W. Davis, and the brother Minister and Family A crowd estimated at 600 persons at tabel, the reception and musical program staged at Quinn Chapel A.M. 12 church Tuesday evening in honor of Rev. H. Y. Tucker, newly appointed pastor of Greater Bethel A.M. 12 circles and his family who arrived every month during the first day. The musical was held in the main organization of the church and the re section followed in the basement, speakers were Rev. R. H. McIntock Attorney, Washington Rev. R. U. Taylor, pastor of Quinn chapel. Pres siding 12th H. R. Stewart, Rev. J. C. Austin, pastor of Silverton Batley Church of the Church of the State of Mark S. E. of Belmont, Epistle of S. Mark S. E. Church, Epistle of Chapel Bell, Anthony Overton, Banker, Judge Albert H. George, Ex-Judge William Harrison, Representative Warren H. Houlas and Mrs. Nannie Reed. The musical numbers were redeemed by the Greater Bethel A.M. E.E. chief under the leadership of Dr. A. J. Croft, H. H. Hill, Shine, Thomas Brown, Bethel Foster, North 11th, Mrs. Winn M. Largo and Bethel Christian Endeavor chair. Attorney Harry B. Gibson acted as master of proceedings. He was introduced to the court and was arranged by Dr. Offell. Rev. Tookey, in his response to the petition, thanked the citizens and his legal support to his new test. C. H. Wilson Appears In Successful Recital Nadhillele, Tom, Doc. L. Chichester Hadwell, Wilson, Jason, centrally, and some racial in the center of the Tennessee. A. & L. state college pre- college, he was a member of the selections of the worlds most mote commissaries, and ended his retial with which Pope Hays and Paul Reubens made famous on the concert stages. Mr. Wilson is a member of the fac- ulty at Tennessee State and head of the university in united girls of Chicago, where he makes his home. Coolidge Sends Greetings To New Brazilian Head Washington, D.C. — President Coolidge sent greetings to the retiring and the new president of Brazil recently. In his message to the new president, Dr. Washington Luls Perelma De Sousa, the president said: "I shall be happy to cooperate with you in maintaining and strengthening the ties of unity and good will which kind the two countries and in promoting their common interests." TWO WOMEN FOUND HELP By Reading Experiences of Other Women Mrs. Mina Mattesan, Box 206, Oxford, N. Y., writes—"If it had not woken me." been for your medicine, I could not have done it should have been done. Mother I told me of Lydia E. 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At your drugstress. 1 TKEY MAKE IT A REAL THANKSGIVING THE FARMER'S WEEKLY NEWS The Junior Marrons, an organization hostess, lived in their reputation on the eve of Thanksgiving by seeing that at least a number of their guests would be thankful to be thankful. Large baskets of food, fuel and some cloth NASHVILLE'S ALPHA MEN FORM CHAPTER NASHVILLE'S ALPHA MEN FORM CHAPTER NONCOMS EFTED Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson, 621 Champlain Street, New York, NY 10019, attended at dinner in hup of Sergio William McLennon of West Point, N.Y. Army-Army game. While dinner was attended with music from radio station WIRN. Among those who enjoyed the concert and Mrs. Charles Williams, John Rufus Williams, Jesse Johnson, Jeez Jr. and Juliette Johnson. EURY MRS DOWNING EURY MRS. DOWNING Last May Downing, 531 Fifth Avenue, only though of Judek Sibia dews of Little Rogg Ark, were hold last week. A book of letters and friends intersued with her husband and two children. News of the Music World By SAUDE ROBERTS GEORGE The open season is progressing with all the points and clearness of forms of waste with the aid of significant�ins. In the past year, the performance of the season is expected to be expected with the presence of Queen Marie. With the presence of Queen Marie, which was an occasion, has to be a member of the force fortunate to be not only the top five of the most important of the two. Many of the favorites have always made their initial appearances of the season but to Anne, Rosa Riala, recent role of the New Yorker in the following that Queen Marie was present. In booking over the list of opera scenarios for the season, it will be the first of the year for the first time to find the name of these and one of one own group listed. They were dress Ringa, banker, Robert S. Abbott, owner and old-life唱手. For the first time to be a member of the group, it is as great to be least, wealthy realtor. It is a great environment to mustake to know that our men of wealth are becoming barriers of the arts and supporters of it. The Sizona chapter of the Delta Sigma has a security press noted that the barricade has been the center of the city's control, and, believed by the old's stay, the safety of the city is the only one to be considered. The so-called "deserves the praise and appreciation of our marinas" have been the most important of the marinas program. In order to raise their scholarship, Almoush and the rich was very inclement and many who had purchased tickets were so so-called to be the question was how to save the capital. Mr. Buchanan, who is well known as J. Scholz and manager of the faculty of the National University of Masala, along with his usual history, has become a number of people fully useful to the school. He has also closed with a group of spirituals that were interpreted with feeling and a thorough appreciation of the text. Miss Guy is a gifted and brilliant scholar and her choice of studies was communicable. The Macau-li Cerv. Emule and the Levitish Vates were rendered with excellent technique and our most that makes Miss Guy a "leasing artist." As a��erian, Miss Guy was stúmat with giving middle support to the singer. Walter E. Gossitt, who is recognized as "Chateux" foremost organist, rendered two numbers with his most semblable selection and his collection was a complete and the most impetuous. Enhanced were intended of all the artists, Herman D'Arcy, erite for the Chieage Evening American, was the entire line of the daily news to take up time from a less than a few minutes, and the other notes to come to hear the Lillian Event at the Flehr St. Theater. Mr. D'Arcy has at all time shown the first a spirit toward our perilous life, and having been affected at the first time. Eust and John in France, he was the head of his work. Stops Coughs in 5 minutes Don't Cough Your Head OFF! A few drops of this old-time remedy will stop it! Look CREO-LYPTUS A combination of Cromet, White Pine and Eucalyptus. Your immune system is in good condition if it is free from coughs. ing were distributed by this club and many homes were made happy. Mrs. Lily Nelson is the president. The good Samaritans shared their operations early Wednesday morning and worked late into the evening bringing cheer and good fellowship to the city, inaugurating Advice to the The effort as the review of his first show showed in his report's comments of the 1970s. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Devils. To the other program of the new night-night carried out picture with the following underminity: "critical ability to care, because it must prosp證求 in the critic, before the critical faculty, absolutely impartial and ferious honesty is a backcross and study and experience will not be lost." The report also shows with enthusiasm to a fine performance and females unstifled by mediocrity. Herman Deschries possessions all these qualities to full measure." No appropriate Mr. Deschries. Round Hayes is meeting with his team's�ers, in the East and Chicago, are looking forward to his coming to America half Dec. 6 with the same enthusiasm as last year. The ballefer of the committee of management of Indiana Ave. Branch Y. W. C. A. is a full-timeிகer, the price for the top office was $250 per person should be the three tickets at once in order to get choice locations. The chair directors of the various churches are meeting their chair members and congregations to attend in large numbers and a rapid Miss Laverty Hunt, soprano, and Walter Thomas, the pianist, rendered a beautiful musical intercourse at the musical sea and formal display at the Appleton Theatre. Elizabeth Cutter, plucky, assisted by Mrs. Cormine Dayton and Mrs. Rancho Beverly, the choirmaster of the William Horton, Dr. Robert E. Cline, committee will appear in rectal at Metropolitan community center, Friday evening. Mrs. Cline Word Nelson, soprano, will be honored at Oakwood Bird Christian church. Mrs. Nelson has been a fellow member of the community church since its establishment and should be well supported. William King will be the violinist. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER SGIVING the real holiday spirit that will prevail throughout the remainder of the year. In this picture, read- ing from left to right, Mrs dames Hannah Wilnow, Beatrice Calloway, Mable Jones, Irene Giles, Geraldine Glover and Lily Nelson. Photo by Defender Staff Photographer. Wise and Otherwise * Princess Mysteria It. Later he started on a different period and was a little older, with a man and writing them. But always deemed it to be the one he could not see. He was from the truth about his mother's whereabouts. I have not fixed several love letters, but won't have been on the same side. I also have been much doing. It. I need to tell me how much they have made, now he's it. I don't care too much. We have two children. He was a very much smoking. I like to go to the store. He is renting, and when I try to return, I'll be buy a small one. He is very free. I'll be want to do something. I am a man who has to help me to himself and his family. It does not matter to want the money he may even be not what I want. He is very well-suited to buy his property. And his family's love is just a very important one. One of these men who never had a family. I was a little husband and father. He is little. He still feels free to have his love act like a man. He's family's suffer for the measure. His family is not a man. He's the son of a home from what may be learned. I need to be a man. But more than often, he is bad one, but he always has no one else. He has to be a good man and I am a son of himself. Your husband is guilty of destroying the morale of his home. I am not a man or a man of the whole world. I am not to be a man or a man of the world. I don't like that would be just you to think he will be a husband and father. Some days, so why do you receive his car? I am not a man or a son of his children, but you can make some one living. What more do you want? You have nothing to lose by leaving him. Dear Helness, For a long time I have been a silent ruler of your sile, and as I saw how would rifiely you see others, I know you can ever totally help me. I am a married woman of 22 and has two children, a little girl of 2 years, and a baby boy 7 months. The little girl is not my husband's, but the boy is. When I have come to I find a young man and began going around with him. Soon I found out that I was to be some a mother, much to me sorrow and disgust. I told him about it, and he began to stay away from me, and I guess I have seen him about six times since them. In August I saw him about during our convocation he asked about the boy and received to help me live others for her. I have seen him in the life he said to me. He is over here. What can I do? Would the law help. Explorers' Report Lost in Jungles of Africa Cane Town South Africa Day 2—11. L. Mason and W. W. Mason, imper- 员, explorer, and inventor, be- in the islands. They have been losing ship since 1817, and two fighting parties they were lost land from Othwawae They were lost land from Othwawae where they related their rebellion. Their automobiles were without tires and did not have any patents. Five rebellions had been killed and the right side of Mason had been down out by the accidental discharge of his gun. RELIEVES ACHES AND PAINS QUICKER OVER 75 MILLION TABLETS USED A YEAR Tins of 12-5 Grain T EVERYWHERE RECOMMEN Church Conference Takes Up Various Aspects of Race Problem Engle's Mero, Ph. D., 1922–25–Fifty women of both races were brought to the other of the international conference of church women held here recently. Thirteenth of the women were white, according to the report of the commission also on the church and race relations. The conference was a new stage of progress in grounding with international students by religious forces. The program included such topics as experience in international work among children and children and the two women in emploi et, concerte methods of work in race relations, work-ing of housing registration in cities, and the question of what church women would do. In the first year, the group was a report of fellowship fostered by the informal contacts which prevented the development of the emotional action between them and the other. While women in which frequently develops which men are disuses the race problem. Furthermore, the fear and error which which race women have of a certain degree has been a negative effect from the South did not influence the conference and did not determine the attitude of the white women. The document of attitude of all the women was to be liberal, democratic and The necessity for interracial thinking is emphasized by the conference which outlined the need for interracial collaboration in a continuation committee to proceed with promotional plans for setting up a new interracial church, aimed by local groups of church members and community interracial communal and community interracial communal. Hairdresser's Text Book Makes Ideal Xmas Gift The library of the beauty cultural should receive the same attention as the library of the doctor or lawyer. This book is of great benefit to the 4-level operators, students and those who can take up the profession of beauty culture. "The Successful Lindresser" contains more than 250 pages and is a complete course in all branches of the work. 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In the closing above years, certificates in force will have a value of $455,654,514. In the closing above years, certificates in force will have a value of $455,654,514. The certificates will increase annually at a maturity of $1,575,858,982 at face value. The certificates will increase annually at a maturity of $1,575,858,982 at face value. The government will not loan employees on their order to maturity, but banks will trust companies with their advice to advance a with the policies collated. Offer Valuable Prizes If you have an eye for music and science, you will find a good gift to now have a good chance to make a nation in this time. A mule house is off- ering several substantial prizes to the most fitting to a new dress or a reco- tion to a phone. It is of all the you'll get: a lot of cash out of your gift; a lot of work out of your work; are the ones pleased; you will who is a mini d or trichloroethane vialor There are also other valuable prizes they are worth a few minutes of The witnesses may not I! that I must' fable have to be to which they have given allegations to which they have given Defends Modern Girl Ruth Huth Adams, research associate for research, Columbia university, told the members of the Chicago Association for Tuesday that regardless of the outward appearance and conduct of the child, she was as good as the old-time mother did. She asserts that after differences in the way the mother whose dresses tighten above her knees and in her caring for her child, "The new mother has come to see that the child is better for the child," the doctor said. To Study Sex Life New York, Iee. L.A. A nation-wide D. Kathleen R. D. Kathleen, general society of the bureau of social hybran- dity, died at New York City on June 1, was put into action last Tuesday. Dr. Kathleen said the research plan was to study the sex lives of women in sex life from infancy to old age. The important questions of birth con- trol, the unhappiness and their nurturing nurses of the sexes are included in the que- sions presented ant. GIVES DINNER PARTY NEW YORK, N.Y.—A few months known to the many friends as Tom delightfully entertained a host of the guests at Thanksgiving day at Clark's pharmacy Among those who enjoyed the hosp- ity, J. H. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Spinks and daughter (catherine W. and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McKenna, Dr. and Ms. S. F. Clark and children, an informative, Mrs. Spinks noted an informative, Mrs. Spinks noted an Natives Ask Relief From Europe's Exploitation, Says Traveler Hampton Institute, Va., Dec. 1—Discussing economic conditions in Africa, Miss. Mailed Carney of Tencehs college, Columbia university, and a well-known authority in the field of rural education, stated to the faculty and students of Hampton Institute in her address here Wednesday exuding that it is not only the territory of Africa that the Europeans want, but her trade. For this reason she believes Karone is jealous of the American hold on Africa. For, although America owns no land in Africa, commercially is to be supreme. This has still a great importance to the European's memory over Africa and some of the chief causes of the World war. The war was not tough so much to make the world safe for democracy to make Africa safe for European powers; it stated Miss Carney, "The many now wants lack what she had to give up, and Italy is looking for something that she can call her own." The native thinking people of Africa are weak-mining to the realization that the country is out of their control; they do not like the period inheritances. This is pleasing away from them and they are unangulaged over it. Smoking of the feeling towards America. Miss Carney said that the African took to America as a golden end which will give them everything they need. They want help especially if "because we have Christianity and selection her in America they feel we should lead them in the matter of race adjustment. That is our obligation to Africa. And here in America there is no institution which has much in greater contribution to this problem than Human Institute." Miss Carney concluded her tellers to Hamilton Institute by saying "Those is no distinction on the face of the earth in addition more in Africa than Hamilton." Miss Carney traveled across miles on her trip, which took her along both the west and east coasts of Africa and some distance into the interior. She was particularly struck with the cleanliness of the nature, their generous spirit and their maturing interest in America. 'One Hundred Percenter' In a recent issue of The Monthly Post-News-three-years-ago's letter, the group who predicted when this "W at Point for all team was defeated by a team from the middle west. The writer of the letter called it the most un-Amian that I think that he had ever written for America's to stand up and at all the future's offences went down to defeat. The answer thing letter to this autery of the American team appeared a few days later and seems worth quoting in parts "To Think That I should live to see the day in America when an audience�ring in a filled-to-empathy house with hate and folded over-eating on their side" and in their cases, no doubt, within the time of the death, it would fall to home up in the dark, down to every thing (Oodles included) when the first news of the national anthem revealed the "ears". I am overcome with gled and dried. If "An American" is the type who most nearly represents the American ideal, that is all that is American in the first play, a light-to-tolerance and bunching of the other offering of more than a hundred years of American men's interests. This is how them Kansas City, Kane, Doc. 2-Wyazwaizt wartet klasseleisie in Jail in fall 2013. He was arrested and rounded the town, was arrested last Tuesday for overcharging his time out on a job, and was charged of three times on charges of defrauding our group out of money. The authorities have him book to Africa, where he says he is the prince of the royal house of Kibuho. Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 2—The Los Angeles United Club, an organization of the city, appeared in an event at the city, appeared in an event at the benefit of the building of the St. Mary and Baptist church. The club properly honored the Holocaust. It is committed to 50 members. Frederick Skinner, a young man, made his initial insignia as a robot. 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ENGAGEMENTS ENGAGEMENTS SCOTT,HENRY Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt of 654 Indiana Ave. above the engagement room, over Era E., to夸威 W. North. The marriage will take place in December. Circle and social organizations in making up their programs of a little night well include some attention on for the students who must travel to and from schools. The innuits discomfort and hardships these young people suffer. non-reason can be avoid if a little month is taken to working on a plan for them. Survival of life is due to the three of calling the evening in the same innoce mities and choosing to do it and efficient persons to net as "traffic's money". Those to prone check up on the number of students having from certain points and make arrangements with the various rulings to provide them with ad quote accommodations for sleeping and eating. Before of sitting up all night in dry day, teachers and teachers' studies of cold lunch, mixed in with a kind of debt they may rest comfortably and have many on the dining care. They'll even would certainly be strategically to travel by our young women traveling from the Southern states, and it can be done if the right action is taken. Colon, Egypt, Dec. 2—The excavations into the two inner chambers of the ancient Cairo fortress, the time-long scientific hunt, brought to light many beautiful objects of the king's day. The excavation brought to the surface which contained twenty gold fixtures and six silver bangles and also two bronze statues, each having been found in a casket with falling doors, the latter having been brought to the surface. The excavators have discovered a large collection of royal carved ornaments. Is Called to Do Work With Steel Corporation George M. Jones, 1821 Southarkshire, who recently missed the *Indiana State University* application, was called this week to Pittsburgh, Pa., to do credit work for Jones but the four years of instruction in architecture in three years not voted the fourth award he received his degree, which he received in 1825. HEARQ IN RECITAS Little Rock, Ark., Inc. 2-The Silver Tone Quintet of the Williams laver year for an of Chicago agentsed in rectial, here last week. A three-year,前进的 HONOR NOORFIELD STOREY Oklahoma, Miss., Deb. 2-At the Thanksgiving day program held last Thursday at the National Industrial school, a portrait of Moorfield Storey, of Boston, Miss., was involved. The school orchards played and both rensees's two choir choir, the two most body smoke to the farmers who had come from miles around to attend the exercises. WEDDINGS REDDETTE-JOHNSON Rev, and Mrs. "T." H. Johnson intern- mented, Mimiia to Walter M. Loudon, Nov- ember 19, 1918. A ceremony was performed to Rev. H. Carroll, pastor of South Park M. H. Carroll, pastor of New York, after Nov. 25, 1918, arrived Bird Science Press Her Notts Cap B1 Pembroke and Middlesbrough Great Beautiful New OVER 25,000 RACE MEMBERS KNOW THAT QLANDS WILL GROW NEW HAIR—FREE FROM KINXS AND SCANTY UGLINESS Wealthy andடρα�minedlavecentersusuallyprise51.Andersonforthiswonsdefulthurandswaltheatmos.Theyare,"It'sawidentw'eweythingyou'sim.It'sswringintromlikewhidies'everybodyisningit." It'sourhairisfalling,kindlyandugly,themtrythenewgelattreatment. WRITE FOR TRIAL TODAY—MONEY.BACK GUARANTEE --- Choral Club Appears PROMINENT COUPLE WED Bone wedding, Nov. 25. Mrs. Nina R. Michelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius R. Taylor. The couple will be home in the city of Long S. after, at 10:00 a.m., known in the East and Middle West. LUST In ONE AP TEED M Ha or TARIEUSE The Laughing Girl SEND NO MONEY 4 On her sixteenth birthday, heyre begins her birthday party, in the house of her birthday, Mass. Amelia Robinson, 128 birthday girls, filled the home and stained a happy hour. Many dainty gifts filled the home and stained a saint at the Lazy Flower school, Mrs. Elsa Washington assisted the Miss Alice Whiters, founder of the popular Joan Toussaint ensemble club, let her play football class at Howard University, and Mrs. Robert Leally Grant, his Johnstone Clemens, will celebrate their teenth wedding anniversary. Thanksgiving brother and sister-in-law, Attorney and Mrs. Robert Leally will be remembered as Johnstone Clemens. Hours at 4:44 PM Ave. will be the scene of its first wed- ding, when one of the little sisters, a big girl, will be married on December 16. The Big sisters will be bride/mother, with the board of managers will have charge of arrangements. The Jackson college club, held a "Bonum party" at 1:25 pm, will have girls well-planned and male students become members. The club's students in China will attend and teach in China. The initial hop, given by the city's Yourself's club, will be remembered by the school's new school who responded to the initiation to meet the group at the National University of Music. Among the high spots of the lively evening was the new dances introduced by William Brown. The first of the day was the player, to be the dance to be given during the holiday season. In the promise of the "energetic" membership, Mr. re-relegated his first birthday with a party at his home. Fifteen children and their parents responded. A Charleston conquering was gained for the first of the first. In which Mr. Homborn, son of Mr. Reccilett, was a champion, second. Mr. Reccilett's beautiful gifts. Miss Georgia L. Williams executes the North Shoe. Contingently House of Economist had as her dinner guests. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Huff and Mrs. Middle York of CZ. Roehart Ave. were in the same place. In 1912, 22nd Place "entertained a twelve, at dinner. Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Madel Sanford Lewis, who will sail for Paris, France." Thurston Thomas and Mrs. Vina N. Litts of 2021 novel 2562 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo., had a delightful stay in Chicago Saturday and Sunday. Nov. 6, 1912. Mrs. Gila Brown is spending the winter with Mrs. Rue Hampton, to Ebon, Ark. Mrs. Claudin Poenter and her sister Miss Hanna Lattman have returned from New York. Mrs. tristrude Moore, 4641 Prairie Ave., formly Ertlemme RD, was serenaded by an admirer at his home, St. Mary's, 11201. Autumn, 01. Mrs. Walter Slovak, Mrs. Josephine Gouth, and Mrs. Tangie Anderson of Droit, Mich., and Elmer Goulding over to the queen. The Thanksgiving holiday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Grayson, of 4232 Calumet Ave. and Mrs. S. Delinney and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Inburson and Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Harper, of 4308 Merlon St. Mrs. W. Johns and Marcalo N. 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No More Gray Hair LARIEUSE Hair Coloring MAKES A --- 1 --- CHRISTIANS FIGHT ON Your Time Aint Long a Spiritual by SAM BUTLER Guitar Accompaniment VOCALION RECORD no. 1056 SAM BUTLER'S first Vocalion record is so good you'll wonder where he's been all this time. He hails from down Carolina way where they know how to sing spiritual music. Sam plays a mean guitar in his own way that can't be beat. On the other side he plays and sings "HEAVEN IS MY VIEW," another great spiritual. Hear this record today! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 COY COGITATES BY COY HERNDON Miami, FL. Birds of a feather will flock together, so the old saying fret, and as the snow flies in the north- dies in the northern states one can see many different kinds of birds. For example bluebirds, green birds, white birds and many blackbirds, birds also—some good looking, some pretty, and some unpleasant business in the amusement world has taken en states, one can see data of birds headed for Florida; bluebirds, green birds, white birds, brown birds, blackbirds. Oh, yes, yellow birds also—some good-looking, some uny—remarkable business in the amusement world has taken an upward trend now. Joe Clark, who is just naturally funny, brought a "baby" show to the Lyric theater, joining the age from what Clark says, but kissing the trot. So soft the Lyric is being拍ed nightly. The madness does the leads, and nowwithstanding her noodlepins, can really lead a number, and her diet of Clark called his several encorces. Many entertainers are invading Miami and take it from me, if they are real there is work. The Beautiful Creators entertainers and who drafted from Ginchinna, throw a "natural frost." Several amateur artists showed them just how it should be done, and when they did it, the audience and Cahouch show, who is spending the winter here, stepped on the floor. Manager Thompson of the Delphio and his assistant, Mr. Dugget, modifies entertainers on reputation on his floor. --- Joe Reynolds and his popular "Dreamland" dancing pavilion with musicians, has sprung a surprise. Miami has a rooftop garden over the Dreamland. It is beautiful. The girls all say when you sit in his shaded treetrees, you are quite thrilled. The Progs, a club composed of mostly professional men, gave a dance. The company is now present, more than I have ever seen at a dance in Miami—Dr. Sawyer, Dr. Mazon, Dr. Green, Dr. Jess, Dr. Phill, Dr. J. Harvey Smith, have believed Dr. Cory Herndon was there. The "Ross Society Swencopers" went into special releasures for a new ross club, another professional group of the promoters "400," to outlay the funds, and then hired, then our own Woodlock, save an exhibition of many art and was applauded by everyone except pretty well. They who just stood in woodmen's A carnival has so soon invaded this territory, doing fair business, but, in the meantime, getting the "nut" Holicampa's "Georgia Smart Set Minstrels" will no doubt beat the rest of the shows to go to the "Florida Blossom," which generally get first money and get out of the cotton on cotton in Mississippi and Georgia and the cold weather, many of them may encounter obedience and his "Shilas Green" bunch, as they are heading this way soon. JACK RABBITT MINSTRELS The Famous Jack Rabbit Ministers are doing their stuff away down South and report a good season. The show will be enlarged soon and will be accompanied by orchestra incomparable. They are now in the state of Mississippi. HARRY FIDDLER Harry Flibber (The Lone Wolf) is breaking up its things, the theatrically dazzling musical *The Wild Dog* is headed towards the Whole City and will play Cedar Rapids, La. the week of Nov. 25, and expects to graze the city. Stroll new music 足 so anxious to get to this that cemetery officials have to put on an extra force of grave diggers to bury them. The cemetery officials his fallacies. Used intelligently and indiscretely, speed is a valuable aid and wisdom are in the ring, they join along, indifferent to the creneling whip tash of the ringmaster. Speed, it is crammed, but it will assimilate just so much and no more, at a time, and the machine is locked on the fourth dimension and myriad college professors with his knowledge of mathematics. At the time, the machine he was able to hold down the job of an accountant at an average salary. Longtime wrote: He helped my great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden might; But they, while their companions Were told upward in the night, The highway that leads to kno- wledge and wisdom is unchanged. The road that leads to wisdom is unchanged. Remove all the bumps, ruts and bites. The authorities have not found it necessary to pass a speed limit law, and there are no fines. There there are fumigene safe borne- standing in Wisdom's path, blocking the Solomon's way. "Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth undegranted, and the man that getteth undegranted and all the things that then deserve are not to be compared with her, length of her hair, color of her hair, left, right, and honor. "Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom, but with all my getting, get understand- Solomon was wise, but not wise enough to give us a short cut to wisdom. If you desire knowledge and wisdom, start out with the determination to acquire them, no matter what the odds or difficulties. Then work, study, and concentrate a little more diligently. Intensely and longer than the other fellow, and you will take your place with leaders who are plading upwards to success. Gentle Act of Kidding Kidding, as aкъулъс акъулъс акъэр, is a what we might term, teasing in the masculine gender. It is usually great sport to the guy who is not on the receiving end. It is an amazing and harmless pastime when it is detected of malice and harmful intent. The joeloke who can give and take a full share of kidding and not lose his temper is considered a regular fellow. There are two classes. If one events some of the κίδης who do not take kind to kids,—the coin and the ecstical. Those who belong to these classes are such much in love with themselves that they take any factious reference to their clothes, habits, occupations, life, affairs etc., as an affront or a deterrent. Kidding among women should be taken. When women start kidding up the police department, I would be so unkind or indirect as to infer that all women are vain and egoistic. (Continued on Page 8) There sure am mean harmonizing when Howell, Horsley and Bradford start in on "Wasn't It Nice." You're a gonna think it's nice when you once get the old disc a-spinning. The boys are still going strong when they tackle the coupling, "Harry Wills, The Champion." This trio sneaks right up on a chord, knocks it down, and jumps all over it. Harry Wills, The Champion Wasn't it Nice WASN'T IT NICE? HARRY WILLS, THE CHAMPION NO. 11188 - HORSLEY C. BRADFORD OBSERVATIONS By SALEM TUTT WHITNEY Speed I receive many letters from persons wishing to enter the greatest profession and request them information that will enable them to get the proper manager. Between the lines of experience I can read but the writer maintains the hope or the hat. I will be able to furnish the knowledge that will lead to a hard cut to garter. # "sweet it" is the present day plain "sweet" "step her the easter" Longfellow wrote: "Jazz it up!" "Snap into it!" are familiar caricatures that heat a man's mind every direction. The manna for speed in travel has taken a heavy toll from life. The "get rich quick" craze has made cars smarter and smarter redies. It has generated a supply of selfishness that threatens to curdle the milk of human beings and railroad lines have cut off jobs and days between principal ports and cities, and always in the process the man has become the life for the pedestrian has become a hop, skip, run and jump affair. When one attempts to cross the street, a will say a prayer, order the ambulance and undertaker, wait for an opening in the traffic, and then beat the man with a gun. If a girl in a car misses you with his front wheel he reaches out and slaps you with his hand. If you present you will lock you up for blocking the truffle. Automobile manufacturers are installing every conceivable device to protect a secure enclosed field and watch a train and an automobile run a dead heat to a crossing. The train strikes a secure enclosed field and watches a train and an automobile run a dead heat to a crossing. The train strikes a secure enclosed field and watches a train and an automobile run a dead heat to a crossing. If a skyscraper catches after, before the engine arrives, the newsroom captures the speed nuts who don't believe it. If a skyscraper catches after, before the engine arrives, the newsroom captures the speed nuts who don't believe it. About the plans for a new 130-story skyscraper. Doctors no longer have time to wait for you to die; they notify their patients when they trip out a newly discovered serum, and you are buried before the hoodzzer can collect the cemeteries from under your sink. One of George Washington's balance and you are buried now to keep up with our insurance company paying a death claim. When George and his contiguities were training for the job, you could send a letter the distance from Holoken to Washington, D. C., and get an answer, the town administrator, the administration changed, and no answer would be needed. Now, if you kiss the bred girl in New York, you can get the street cleaner to remove the paint from your jips. Henry Ford is in such a hurry to sell his followers that he gives his laborers buy them, and another day to rathear around in them. A yellow isn't safe in bed of nights. One of those availables is a stoplight from New York. They is likely to change his schedule and drop in on you. Only women are in such a hurry because we are beautiful and we are great. Women are columna VIE ADC ON THE T. O. B. A. ON THE T. O. B. A. By W. R. ARNOLD Mamie Smith's Show Nashville, Tenn.—Crowds, pickaxes or can openers would have had little effect in gaining entrance to the show. 23. Thanksgiving night, where Mamie Smith, America's greatest recording star, along with the balance of her band, the occasion being just another of the Iliou's successful midnight shows, this time being given by one of the greatest singers, who, over since her opening night, Nov. 22, has proven herself to one of the greatest singers of the 1920s. Miss Smith not only broke all box office records of this house from a financial and established a clientele which will be悬念ful for some time to come. Queen Marle of Umanita may have received a royal welcome throughout her tour of all the good oil she has spent in the Mignich has not anything on the central welcome extended two of New York's popular theatrical managers. Sara Nunez and Borton Gorton have each won successes as "but and Take," "How Come," and "11-11," some of which have yet graced her name of Nandhiville's the home of hatter Manle Smith and her company under his direction. She will leave the land of the free and the home of the bear, America, to tour of England, other foreign countries, Mr. Goldberg announced. Occhia. Fla.-Johnnie Middleton, age 25 who was tuba player on the Fashion Plate minstrels on our Sunday night at 8:30 p.m. on Friday night at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday death was caused by a hemorrhage. In 1819 he first took to the road as a tuba player. He has been on such tours of the carousel, W.T. Main carnival, J.C. O'Driff's minstrels, georgia minstrels and at the time of his death he was a tuba player. He was well known in the show world and his home is in Charleston, N.C. His death came as a bot of nightlife. His wreath was placed on his coffin, given by the members of the Fashion Plate minstrels. Also the members of the Fashion Plate minstrels. His wreath. He was well lived by both white and black people. Much credit is due to the manager of our show and the wreath they banded the affair. His body was shipped home to Boston, S.C. for burial. Mrs Sue Smith showed their respect and seat a wonderful wreath. YES SIR COMPANY Martin and Walker's Yes Sir commune is having success all along their route. So make my good friend Edgar the excited ruler of comedy. The trick is carrying 30 performer, band and orchestra. The music is under the direction of Bernie Baker, who puts his band on the show. The show is playing while time and is booked up far into the winter. Mall will touch them this week at Majestic theater, West Frankford, ill. Sung by Parsley and Bradford Columbia MONOGRAPH COMPANY Bradbury, New York umbia records records Without Scratch 14169—Before This Time Another 75c Year When the Train Comes Along Otter and Ethel Waters 770 — Naughty Blues 75c Tiger Nag Ted Lewls man—Send for Free Catalogue Today MUSIC HOUSE Chicago, Ill. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Visitors STAGE THE MUSICAL BUNCH By DAVE PEYTON (Continued from Page 6) bed for the past few days, suffering with a severe cold. The Sunset cake and the Vendome theater orchestra missed the inimitable Louis. Eddie Adkins, trombonist, is confined to his bed, suffering from pneumonia poisoning. He is gradually improving. Figure 10.1 orchestra is still the big band Harmon's Arcadia dance hall, Chicago. Cook; and his orchestra are holding down Harmon's Dreamland dance hall where they have been for the last year. The Cafe de Paris orchestra, under the personal direction of the writer, will open Chicago's most prestigious cafe and dance hall Dec. 3. There will be a broadcast night. A special wired is to be installed in the place. Joe Oliver and his orchestra are the organizer of jazz at the Plainfield cafe, Chicago. In the combination are 10 players. Carroll Dickerson's orchestra, one of the best dance bands in town, play nightly at the Sunset cake, Chicago. He says it's all about an adorable good leader. The Musicians' union, local No. 208, has an interesting program lab out for the coming year. The president-elect Verona Eggs, has some access that he intends to put into action which will musterly's sense, the working musician. His plans are to be made by the public and work for the menagers. Uncloned territory will be plastered with advertisements telling the public what local No. 208 has to offer in the line of music. He intends letting them know that this local has the finest rate of orchestra in the country. He offers the most important information about the music of the area not getting what they should do, the patroence among the white elements in Chicago, due to the fact that the data don't know where to find the first-class Race orchestras. Mr. Eggs comes from the ranks of players. This type generally makes good all-time performance. The public business firm and workforce. Nothing bottles the fellow who has been through the mill. Mr. Eggs' term as president of local No. 208 has a year or has been successful. He has riveted together many broken carers in the organization. He has a general intelligence office. It's now the entire membership of the office. He has been unclinously "social" to succeed himself the coming year, and if his good work is continued Mr. Eggs will be president of local No. 208 many more terms. Ch That Black Snake Moan by "Blind" Lemon Jefferson HEADS up! 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CARNETT Detroit, Mec-Oney Wilson presents "Bots and Doses," a brand new musical fantasy with plenty of good talent, musical costumes and girls, a brand new wardrobe, special drops and scenery, all new songs and a turing & Williams musical fun, Wallace Curtis, Carrier and Clark, Teddy Evans, Elan Manuel, Zudora Clinton, Barbara, Margaret Ross, John Smith, drums, Cyrus girls Clinton, Barbara, Margaret Ross, Rose James, Cora Jenlits, Ila Archer, Alma Williams and Mary Doe. The show opens with Miss De Goron and girls in a selection of songs from the show, including "Snap Dance," "Sailboat," "Snap Dance," "Miss Manuel has her own way in putting over "Blackbird" if it has never been sums before, being down the hill, singing, talking and dancing scores. Miss Manuel and girls put over "Sibling," a real stunt number, for the other choruses, and the other choruses throughout the show. Mr. Williams and Miss Hughes work well as a team in "Singing and playing rhythms." Miss De Goron and team are so solidly with "Charleston Hounds." The great old team of Carter and Clark of "Maria" fame, both under work, being down the house, as no previous appearances here. A lot from start to finish, "The Found a New Holy," by Miss De Gaston and girls goes over fairly well. A quartet bit by brindel was laudable. Miss Hughes, assisted by Mr. Evans, and dancer, and girls, puts over "I've Got the Sweet Virginia" and gains tremendous applause. A cab and sister, with Masses, Williams and Carter furnishing "no comedy, was a scream. Miss Manuel and girls stoney 'em down to "You Got to Know How" and have to take an energy. The show ceases with the entire company in dancing—a peppery finale. This company is a clean-cut one, but needs to be together to longer to have great success. Many things could be remolled. For one thing there is not enough comedy, and the show looks as though it was made overnight. It is almost on the order of a revue. SWANEE BIVER MINISTRELS The Swansea River Ministrels, plato- ter and musician H. Incker, is making a lasting im- pression down among the overgrowths of Florida. At the present time they have been working on the line:m- Chorus and lead; Currie Roberts, Baby Mama; Deicha, Meadow; Anna Sine Price, Connellle; Cliffed Tucker, Van Prewn, and Food Howard, Orchestra; Ummy Howard, Moore and H. C. Arrae, leader. MEMORIES BY SALEM TUTT WHITNEY Fond memories still thrill me, Cast their magic spell. Like fairies sweet surround me, As in my dreams I dwell. Amid the scenes of childhood, Whose days have rec. Of life close guarded treasures, Most precious of them all. Entrausted I watch their passing. Each door familiar scene Dr scrip t friendships mellowed The white-washed walls and ceilings. Flag carpet on the floor. The yard, a children's Eden, dorned with flowers and trees. White-washed walls. Their incense on the breeze. The church, the mill, the schoolhouse. Each holds my memory; The swimming we headed. Beneath the GG L G. The gate of kids I captained. And let them without fear. The pool of water I danced in. And thinned to their elver. Yes, countless scenes I comprise, the one by love most cherished. My angel Mother's face. A NOTE OR TWO Harri-on Jackson and company will play the Y. M. C. A. In Louisville, Ky. Dec. 8. In the east are Ella Mae Sanders, Ilha Kelley, Mary Carnethers and Wichice Trcut, Shoot mail to 1216 W. Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Amy Ashwood Garvey and her "Hey" Hec" company played a successful week in Howard, Washington, D.C., last week. Mr. Graham, the house manager, says the show is right up to the minute. George McCannon and Sam Manning are doing the comedy on the Carver "Hey, Hey" show and with his comedy clarinet work is the distinct lot. Alerta Prime is doing the soubrette lends. Doe frais radios the route for the AI G. Flora's Minstrels. Beginning to be at the 20th International Expo, the Greenville, St. George, and 20. Yazoo City, 4th Jackson; 5th (Sunday, no show) and 6th, Naculoz, in Louisiana; Dec. 7, Monroe; 5th, Shrewsபor; 5th, Alexandria; 10th, Plaquemine; 1st, Mississippi; Dec. 11, Gulfport; in Alabama; Dec. 12, Mobile. The Scribe received a fine Thames-giving card from Annabelle Tucker, for which he radios with thanks: the same book you said. Mall will receive at $176 $. Owaissawe Ave. C PART 1—PAGE 7 WILL COOK SAYS BY WILL MARION COOK Thirty years ago I wrote the following digged and set it to a Ritzekell, the great musical critic said, "too bad Cook has gone to the Ritskeller for his induction. Here it is: Every one hunts' fun, Kno' Drakturn's de place, Kase whose coons' an buffons, But aln't no disgrace, But al't no disgrace, Conn' misly soon, When de heis, lt do res' Gwine be sing' gown, For me and mine, Mighty sweet to hear, An de' de darg' hark' round so grant' Make you feel so queer, Make you feel so queer, We aln't here to fight, White folks' yo' got no show, Dis and Darkknight. The American Race has a message in musical and dramatic art to give the world, which it should directed, and possibly excel all that has come before. This may seem loosening. Yet, remember the birthplace of the Blacks, the harbor of rivers, its sluggish streams, its perennis, its animals, the terrors of jungle, plain and desert, its magnificent sunrise and sunset, its dramatic situation such as no other race. When the lace boy shall have been taught the technique of composition, with the above background, why the magnificent sunrise and sunset something with great virtue and more dramatic meaning than yet spoken. Likewise with the American background, why should not the lace boy get say something the artist of the dream, song and dance? We must have a school now. There is, in America, one who did as much, more toward the dream than anyone else. Folkine is a master, only a Russian master such as he could train the three man to express himself as an artist, to still retain his lace characterities. We are small group of Race people, are attempting to establish a lace character for dramatic and musical art. We shall endeavor to secure teachers to rear the rank of Folkine to train us. We shall not become milk and water institutions of white men and women. We shall not allow inferior Race entertainers to be exploited by white and Race men and women seeking financial gain at our expense. We shall not allow Broadway managers to produce Race shows rocking with live musical accompaniment. Once we have produced a real play of Race humor, music, dance and drama, rendered by capable Race artists, all the above will stop. Darktown is out tonight! --- ADDITIONAL STAGE NEWS PART 1-PAGE 8 BROADCASTING By PHIL DORSEY The writer has quit the road and is now putting in the winter months in the above town. Had the pleasure of meeting the members of the Florida Blossom minister who were here for a one-night stand and shook hands with the Miller, Jennie Smith, Rock Marham, Lanceell Arlard, Nierst Neer, Jelle Williams, Lanceell Nelson, Bob Sullivan, Gwennie Markham and they carry a real six piece jazz orchestra with George Gillies, bionmaster and first contour; Geegee Markham, bass horn; Sam Williams, clarinet; bass saxophone; John Porter, baritone and saxophone; Justus Drum, drum and Walter Miller, bass drum. Johnnie Middleton is boss convivial. The writer also witnessed the performance, artistry and chemistry and Theresa Garnett is leading chorus girl and she sure has a red hat lunch of chorus girls. Rastus Smith and Walter Miller are two comedian hard to beat and they keep everyone buzzing from the time the carth goes up until the close of the show. Markham and Markham sure make it fast stepping team and much credit is due them. Ernest Eler is straight man. Lindell Arthur sure is a stomp down blues singer, and much credit is due her for the way she puts her numbers over. She took three encores and left the people hollering for more. From any angle the writer will say that to beat and they blossoms are hard to beat. Read shows sure do give the public real show. R. Daughlin is everything in Column-Bus. The writer will remain down here in Florida until about the mid-week of March and will review the different shows that left this part of Florida. The writer sends his best regards to all in and out of the profession and says the mailman will reach him care general delivery. Gainsville, Fla. A NEW PLAY Philadelphia, Pa.-Jack Goldberg will add one more achievement to the events of his colorful career by producing a play with an all Race cast called "Sugar Cain." It is a comedy by Frank H. Wilson, who is a man of letters in more than one of the two. Wilson, who has been a "Sugar Cain" in one of "Uccles's" swift mail carriers. The success of his play will not cause him to forsohe the government, he assures us. He is a very wise gentleman and appreciates a royality which falls due 365 days in the year. Besides he is patricious. In the play, he has a cast of 40 people, two primarials, and 26 so-suited singers, male and female. Prominent in the cast will be Miss Abide Mitchell, considered the Race's greatest dramatic actress Miss Rose McClerson, remembered for her excellent work in "Deep River" and Evelyn Ellis. Late of "Roonaw" for the first time, the former of "Sister Alex", and the Anderson Well Known in drastic stock circles. Dawson will simply the electrical effects and the Nowry Scenic studio will furnish the scenery. The entire production will be under the direction of Kenneth Holland. The play will open in Burlington, playing Bathmore and Washington and then come into New York. JESSIE BROWN DIFF Jessie Brown, comedian and owner of the Jessie Brown Players, died Nov. 10 at Smithfield, N. C. His show was made on the Hive Cat Home show. He had been sick only a week and his death came as a great surprise to his associates in the show. Princess Hewinger, the informant says she and little Corne Sorrell were at his bedside when the end came. 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"At It Up" is a people have broadcasting snappy, snappy, freaky intelligence comedy and songs from station and of enter of plot running through it that sustains it manipulate the interest the while it entertains art. Com. and offers a refreshing change from a mustache. Botto Brisson and Ford Sterling are appearing in one of the most interesting closes entitled "Everybody's Acting" and war teething it isn't the truth. Here is a picture lines at will that you will long remember because it shows that you can't always the latter line. An array of talented artist are making brilliant theatrical editions, a week long, and you'll be shopping to trade at the box office to see "Stopping the Traffic," another one of their specials. It is a ripping comedy revue with a whole crowd of talent including Floran Brown, Boudreau Brown, Chelsea Kers, Lonax and the Kelvin McLaughran, James Marshall, Lov Allen, Bertie Baker, Sim Thoune, and Frank Kirk. A 12 show if you like a meeting mook on the lookout where you and her watch the shadow plays. And see what there is about "The Midnight Kiss" that makes it different from the eight clock-smack. Janet Taylor is the show and no doubt Richard. The show is Thomas and Gladys Metcalm looking on. Yes, "The Midnight Kiss" is a photoplay worth money's dollar, and Michael will present "Snake Your Foot" at the Lafayette. The show will be a wonderfully shy sermon with a wonderful company, Mr. Lehman, manager of the theater theater, Washington, D.C. for the theater since taking over the management. More power to Mr. Lehman. Roberts has been offered $50000 by Florence Ziegfeld for the complete rights to the musical score of the musical "The Nutcracker." Society matron has invited Lancey and his hand to visit Europe next May to entertain people. May to entertain people. My book of poems will make an ideal Christmas present. Send it directly to the person to whom you are sending it. I will autograph the book, be a beautiful Christmas card, and send it directly to the person to whom you are sending it. I will give you these trouble and expense. Kindly make money orders payable to Miss Jessica Wheeler, Wheeler, New York city. Checks may be made to me. Order early and avoid late. Price $2. Send your order address, care of Miss Wheeler. The hottest spots in America, are the towns where Stas Glaser's "Mix-Twins" from New Orleans play in the early morning, the only new production under canvass carrying a cast of 18 red stars, posited by a creature beauty choreographer of high seques and a band made up of musicians. The new musical comedy "Mix-Twins" cost around $600 and has been carefully criticized by some of the best critics that the show is the best sequed for the Stas Glaser's title. The producer feels proud as he has been prophesized that big ideals will not go under canvas in Southern terriors. Mr. Collier, the sole owner of the studio, pleased with the season's production that he will invade new territory next season. The new scenery is by Lonely Hills, Dollhouse, Miss. Singer costumes by The New York Times, and female uniforms by Debutant Greenville, III. JOHNNY HUDGINS BROADCASTS FROM LONDON, ENGLAND JOHNNY HUDGINS BROADCASTS FROM LONDON, ENGLAND Mr. Dave Beyton—Just a few lines to let you know I am still working hard and trying my best. Have put on a French paper which I have had translated into English; also some wonderful write-ups from England have been published. December has arrived in England. I have been here two months and I think we are here for an indefinite run, a show has made a wonderful hit, I am sending you a few of my write-ups; Darla Times—Johnny Hulgins, the principal comedian in "Blackbird" which left off, gets humor in his silhouetted twitch, which is remarkable. Theatre, Music Hall, Cinema—is a screen when they add to his silent lips the walling of the mural corner. Among all the comedians not surprised his moustache, "Blackbird" is certainly the most original attraction of the evening. He is the King of eccentricity, a couple of old I will now give you a couple of the A BABY IN YOUR HOME So many married couples pawn for children that thousands of them by 1912 will Ida are terminated without even a word of explanation in overwhelming condition of nature that hindered her work today. It describes a simple home treat on the site of Ardrossan, an important settlement on the land and married an unmarried one the country in relieving constitutional woes. Every woman who wants to live a normal happy home life with little ones around her should consider it her first duty to know what Nierliome is and why it would be as wonderful an art to her. Read this Nierliome book which is sent without charge or obligation in a plain everyone. It must be fact that most women never have had explained to them. Nierliome and name today is Dr. H. Will Elders, 1002 Rallinger Mole, St. Joseph, Mo. CIL W.E. MZ. When an actor steps out of his character to kid an audience, he is not only violating stage ethics, but also violating the site's rules and give an audience credit for at least as much intelligence as you think you possess. Mocals When one tackles the subject of other people's morals, that one is moving into a glass house. I always think of Christ's simile in admiration when he brought the adulteress woman to Him to be stoned: "He that is without sin, let him cast the first stone." Something suddenly went wrong with the throwing arena that group. I shall throw a stigma. Most of us, instead of being so throwers, should sign up with the African leaders, but there are more people inside from God's laws, that may not be broken by performers with impunity. I especially wish to warn you that you are ever chasing. If you wish to be a permanent star, it is well to know that you cannot hold the covetors, and you cannot break the moral laws, ignore customs, and defy conventions. Women are responsible for a profitable business, and have more leisure time to spend in the theater, and the women also encourage the majority of men to eat gashas and have a keen sense for seardal. And they are as quick to condemn an offender if she holds a prominent place in the public eye, as with the women her days as a favorite are numbered. Moving picture promoters may learn less about the women when they are most sensitive to a decline in the profiteer. Now they will insist that their arms hold motorcycles and scalpel, and that their stars are scheduled to lose their jobs. Girls, if you wish to win and retain stardom, "Watch your step!" If you are a nonentity, only do so, and say, if you are a star, everybody 'feels they have a right to be in the sat. That old alibi, "It's on FASHION PLATE MINSTRELS Well, this is our third week on Florida soil. The weather is fine down here and we are hitting on each. Last Wednesday night in Ocala our bunch had the pleasure of meeting the Florida Blessings and from the hosts of their bunch they sure have a fast stepping bunch. The arbor is on the slick side on Thanksgiving night our boys played for a dance at Hamilton Hall given in honor of the Miami football team who played the Ocala team on Friday night with the Ocala colors. On Friday night after the show, Anderson and his medley boys played for a dance given by the school teachers and all kids a wonderful Whistling Pete is the talk of the town. Treaks Tucker, please write Armes Talbott. Our former reporter Phil Hunt will be with us and will winter there. Mall will return this week in care of Greater Sheeley show, Lakeland. Fla. with Tatum, Fla. for the next three JIMMY DICK ILL Jimmy Dick, of the team of Dick and Dick informs us that he is confined and feels under the pressure to work with him at $475 S. State Chicago, IL. LAURA BAILEY SICK Laura Bailey, very sick, at the Sunrise Hospital, N. St. N. W. Washington, D. C., where she has been confined for the past two weeks, she would be greatly pleased to learn from her many friends. MAIL RADIO Avonin, Barney Avonin, John Avonin, Kelly Avonin, Grace Avonin, Grace Avonin, Diane Avonin, Diane Avonin, Elisabeth Avonin, Elisabeth Avonin, Walter Avonin, Kenneth Avonin, Andrew C. Avonin, Andrew C. Avonin, Andrew C. Avonin, Aimee Avonin, Aimee "MIX-TWINS" London, United THE CHICAGO DEFENDER London write-ups I received while plating the London Pavilion: Musical Standard—"Blackhats," at the London pavilion, known as the comedian known as Johnny Hudkins, whose specialty dancing about the eccentric lines is a revelation of his talent and feet, while his silly skating of a song played by the acolphee cannot even be described. It must be the newest "summer" we have for years. Jewish Chronicle—"There is a humor exploited with such degree that conjured Johnny Hudkins, which is exorbitantly funny. Such dancing has rarely been forth, with its combination of humorous poetry of mason and marvellous Johnny Hudkins, already a world, to be delightfully amusing with the aid of a cornet and his exquisite hand and an extraordinary dancer himself, and the head of a drunken man or ruler shares. Well, Mr. Peyton I guess this is all at present. These are just a few of the writings I more next time. My wife, Ms. Katherine, regards to you and my many friends in and out of the profession. Sam Wooldong and band were here last week and played a blat white song that I heard in the band's hit "the formerly of the chocolate Kidnaps." All the boys are doing line and the band is red hot. While I am playing the Pavilion, the band's next trim to Parks over the bushies. Will write more news next time. Honoring you are enjoying the best of health. I will come with best friends. Yours sincerely, Johnny Holtleman. DASHIN' DINAH COMPANY By CHARLES BARRY Springfield, Ohio — The Eddie Lemon's Dashin' Dish company is still open. Of course, we are doing the same some of the big companies sometimes we make, and sometimes we make a setting a pretty even break; we are doing one, and two eighters and week stands up through Ohio. At present we have a company of 25 with an orchestra of seven included. We have with us in the principal orchestra, Arbeth Armstead, Jimmy Stewart, dancer, Trina Hollis, String Beams, feature company, Larry Phillips, Dennis Leon Chaney, doing its ever popular dramatic offering, "The Singe Door." Olive (Lopes) Lemon is Dashin' Dish's beast, a merry chip night, Mrs. Mary Jones, one of the charmers of the "Dashin' Dish" company and one of the most engaging engagement in Springfield to cease away Nov. 22 and was buried in Springfield Nov. 24. The entire company attended the funeral. O₃: Thanksgiving night, Marvin Storm brings Pele and his band to the stage, where they were married on the stage. The ceremony was witnessed by a crowdhall crowd. The first three days of the work will end and we in Cavington, Ky., at the Himmelbruecke theater, then we will under the direction of the L.B. P. O. E. of W. O. Then the Lark theater Louisville, Ky., the work of Dec. 5, 1983, will begin. Eddie and Sring Beans and the pleasure of witnessing Lock Auck's show at the Hybrid theater. Column and Sunday night, early afternoon and Sunday night. SLIM AUSTIN WRITES Baltimore, Mid-France Montgomery's Brown and White Revue company finished an engagement in the Lafayette theater in New York and opened here in Baltimore at the Royal theater for one week to a large audience. Everybody seems to have enjoy the show. This write-up we have with us Miss Mobile Stem. She joined us in New York and certainly strut her stuff. Dainty Florence Melchow, my bedding lady and known through her life, has been up to her name. She is a regular doll. Mr. Montgomery had to leave the company and receive to New York on some important days. Mr. Josie Graham Austin is coming. Thankgiving with her friend Mrs. Essie Payne in Kansas City, Kansas. Henry Lane, our straight-run and Ed (Turkey Boston) Pridelogie are holding down their ends. Mr. David J. Davis, is dancing his way into the hearts of the audience's richly. The brown chorus cannot be seen. They are well trained. Miss McLean, in her new number of songs, is the "The Glory Gossier" by nightly. We will soon be starting down "The Stroll" in Chicago, AZ. Myers, missed director, hangs his long to a whip. ETHEL WATERS COMING TO TOWN Ethel Wates and her retina "Miss Callee" comes to the Princess theater for a special run. The show is coming direct from a two weeks' run at the big hit musical "Avenue Q," a quite distinctive for the record star and her revue, the Princess theater a one of the big time houses of Chicago, that a theatrical show has played in it. COLD WEATHER STIFF JOINTS RHEUMATISM When the thermometer gets down below the freezing point, and joints want to do something to keep from being unlables all winter long. 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I asked this Prescription C-2223 for quickly driving the poison which cause rheumatic aches and pain out of your body. I asked your blood when the ingredients which go into Prescription C-2223 are Dealers in every city have this prescription. You simply ask them for C-2223, and for fifty cents or a dollar for your medicine. You what a wonderful medicine it is. INDIANA NEW Cx A' D. Smith Indianapolis, Ind., June 22. The work of the American Airlines Corporation is a highlight day. The recovery took place at the headquarters of which the leadership is a member, Mrs. and Mrs. S. S. Dilwale of the airline, also many employees, now at home in the country. The working conditions was held at the end of the bill- ing period, the country are prepared for Mrs. and Mrs. Dilwale who will be the final American Airlines bank. The defender with many other heirs may succeed in the lawsuit. The Mighty chooser of the storm Gamma like soothes me this week with Mrs. France's travels of England. Mrs. Mary E. Cable was a present from her Mrs. W. E. Brown was the principal Bloomer club last summer. Alphabet magazine Mrs. J. M. Benson of N. California St. was business port week to the Glary Campbell Site. The Missionary society of the 18th Century, 25 years old and 36-50 years. Howard Huffman, went to California, in an account of the illness of their mother. H. H. Hensel spent Thousands out of the city. Rev. and Mrs. B. J. E. Westbrook have earned from New York city, where they went some time ago. Among the most attentionful consignments of the Indian Association of New Mexico Musicans in Anderson Noy, 2627 were Mrs. Lillum M. Lemon, teacher of who and who of the school. Hutson and Mrs. B. J. E. Westbrook who measured on to the student's program Friday afternoon. Colle. Scribbler. Andrinette 2014 and Lords Bay, vol. 1000 to the Middle East who were in the House of Lords. Elosse Roberts, 1896, was the well of Loretta Mitchell; Luells S. Collins and Littie B. Garrett, pianists post-elogium. In the musical Satellite afternoon, he is a firm PART OF the 18th Century. In the well of Loretta and Foulli, a great request was made by the officials of the convention that the take part in the artist's work was the work of the artist. The first band of the first Keeley's choirs called: Elosse, Daniel and Littie. They attended the convention. Hossels Roberts were elected president and Lullis S. Collins vice president of the band. Under the section, Elosse's study on Mrs. Lemon played Sunday morning. A Fochman was given in honor of his service to the Army, and his service to his friends by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Milchman of Anderson last Saturday. The Guests of home were: Holl Weil to Cook and Herbia Pimpelmer of Vienna; and Mayne Boulchard of Torte Hague. ELKHART, INC The order of the Royal Circle of Friends of the World closed its membership in the last week with 41 new members. The circle was recognized here in October, J. P. 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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 Yellow chrysanthemum adorned the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raussey, of 2520 10th St. Monday evening, Nov. 22, for the wedding of Mrs. Edna M. Matthews and Albert E. Jameson of Rochester, N.Y. Rev. Joseph M. Green, at the family of St. Jameson, M. Church, but now of Pittsburgh, off-clated, the double ring service being need. The little was beautifully gowned in pink repe of chine, lilac-beth with silver trimmings. She earls of the same design of the house. Mrs. Ella M. De�off played the wedding march, Mrs. J.A. Hanson sang very sweetly "On, Promise Me" and Mrs. Minnie Albriton Johnson sang "The Bessay, both were at their best, which was the first to be bried with a fries, as a silk-ohaw embroidered in red, even and yellow, the gift of her friend, Mrs. E. M. Allen of Los Angeles, Col. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Jameson received about 75 guests. The New York Times, and in 1914 Mr. and Mrs. Jameson left a motor trip Wednesday morning and will be at home after Dec. 1st at St. Danforth St. Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Jameson is 250 km from the other three times of the city's port and Mrs. Jameson is a "normal friend of Mrs. Ramsey." The members and friends of 21. Zlot had quite an unexpected treat. Sunday morning when Rev. Paul Bicker chaptain of Psk university, was presented as the speaker. He delivered the morning address on "The Four Essentials of Life—Work, Play, Love and Worship." Many of the members of the choir were missed from their places. Mrs. Riley Slaughter and the Misses George Emma and Cern Fields spent the weekend in Washington and Mrs. Pearl Mitchell, charister, spent Thanksgiving in Detroit. This is the final work of the forces of Mr. Zion before the first report of the rally. Sunday will be the final day. The teases, under the leadership of Medames George H. Hinton, F. Lewis, J. T. Singer, R. K. Hodges, D. M. Howard, J. W. Wills, Charles Garvin, T. W. Fleming and Grace Taylor and the effort. Philothe class and T. M. T. M. class are working hard to raise their quota—$200 each. Rev. G. L. Smith, secretary of the Cleveland union, is to be the guest Sunday. Rev. Russell Brown, the pastor, has expressed himself as being highly pleased with the response to the first year's work at Mt. Zion. 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. The Hex, and Mrs. T. D. Scott were dinner guer's Thanksgiving day of Mrs. Annabelle Steake in Morris St. Mrs. Ellis P. Stewart spent Thanksgiving with friends in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Maxwell in Dorr St. are receiving congratulations soon the arrival during the week of a baby boy, William F. Maxwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marsh motorized to Ann Arbor to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Celina Craft. Mrs. Claude Gubenberry, Cincinnati Mrs. Hatry Wright and Mrs. Earnest Burke, Cleveland spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Evans in Pinewood Ave. 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. Mr. and Mrs. McClure have come from Scotland. I'm, for a visit in the home of their daughter Mrs. Chester Ward, in Pinewood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Ward and Mrs. and Mrs. McClure were Thanksgiving quarter-four of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wills in Avendie Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Giss Hertford of Talwood Ave. were hosts at Thanksgiving dinner. Places were marked for Mr. and Mrs. Robertus Brown, Mrs. Ann Simpson, Miss Mary Singleton and Mr. and Mrs. Helboy. ALLIANCE, OHIO Mr. W. T. Jackson of N. Webb-steel-t� at the number of fields. Thereafter in the fall of March, Jackson's 4th birthday. A delightful four course dinner was served at 6 o'clock. The house was Recorded for the occasion with editors of red and green, used extensive throughings and reprints and in the table of shipments. The evening was sent in a very enjoyable manner. Mr. Jackson was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. There were 22 guests present. FRESONT, OHIO Medame Meessle Conner, Fines Dass, and Elizabeth M. Stowers of Woodside, Inc., and Mary E. Stowers, Tina Lee, and Mary E. Stowers, motored by Woodville, Rev. J. P. Johnson, a just wither, creaved at the 12th 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. c. I. Edward, district manager of the Hope Aid and Relief association, was in the city Monday. John H. Lowry, president of the Anchor Life and Accident Insurance company, was in the city Monday accompanied by Rev. W. W. Smith, pastor of Shitch Hoptet church. Dallas Terrell, one of the pioneer citizens of Cleveland, passed away recently. The buffet lunch and breakfast dance given under the staples of the ladies' auxiliary of the Postoffice Employees' association at Elks hall was a social and financial success. This being their first effort, the ladies are to be congratulated in putting over such a gala social affairs. Mrs. Mary Toles, Pittsburgh, Pa. was a guest of Mr. and Mr. W. M. Thompson, 282 Central Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Smithers moved to Springfield, Ohio to visit relatives over the Thanksgiving weekend. Mrs. Mildred Giants was hostess to the Assembly club at her home Women. Improve Your Health! 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Mrs. Emma Payne and Mrs. Thomas Dent, who were ill, are improving. Miss Mary Jarry of Willberford spent Sunday afternoon with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Harner. AKRON: OHIO CYPSUM, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Handy Sterling, Mrs. China Perry and Mrs. Little Seats moved to Fremont last Sunday evening to attend the A. M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith died with Erwin Smith last Sunday. Mrs. Frank Lucas of Woodville, had her leg broken and Lula Barks also received a lethical in an automobile accident recently. George Mac Haskins is a light. The dance given by the Younie People's Seed Club was a success. Mrs. Mary Lee, of Tolum, intended the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Handy Sterling entertained a number of friends with a Thanksgiving dinner. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Little Seats, of Chicago Tom Patton, Mrs. Little Smith, Mrs. Smith, the Isola Haskins and Erwin Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harkness and James Calfo, both matured to Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. is the old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Loyland, of January, visited Mrs. Isola, and was Sunday. Sherman Greenlee was still confined in the Pond hospital her is. Improving Miss Iva Wiley GALLIPOLIS, OHIO John Ripley, football star of Gallia College and drapes of Dropshank Tankering day when he made a townhall during a football game. He graduated from Pawan High school and a Maryland university and practiced in the local football team. R. K. Rodriguez of Chignell, gospel church service of the Palm Tree Baptist Church, and G. G. Gilmore was awarded a tenure medal for the Ohio Council of the successful contest in the "Prince of Peace" decoration contest held here. The speakers in the county contest on August 16, 2003, among those who attended the Willett Foundation meeting, and Mrs. M. William Coupland, Mrs. Jary Hand-roan and Mrs. Hattie Plasman and Bob Beam Johnson. The meeting met Tuesday evening and then in a spreadled address by Superintendent John Ripley, who planned that will make the organization occupy a fairly worthwhile place in the town. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis a son Mr. Lewis is a postollee clerk at Cleveland. Miss Elyth Grant spent Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. V. Bryant of Midwell. The funeral of Howard Mosley, son of Miss Hosee Mosley, was held Wednesday at the Talnt Creek Baptist church and it was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith of Columbus, Ohio, were visiting Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mosley. NARYSVILLE OHIO Mrs. Hattie Jackson has returned to her home in Kenton, Ohio, after a visit here with her herbalist, James Chance. ```markdown ``` URBANA OHIO PIQUA, OHIO Win. Wilson attended the Wimberfines-West Virginia Institute's ram-tankedgiving in Columbia. Mrs. Nina was a student at the school of music from here, also attended the came. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ezzell and son. 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Terra Haute, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Dusita Harris and family were Sunday visitors in Springfield, Ohio. FREEMONT, OHIO CONNECTICUT A fashion show in the Arizona open house kirt Wednesdays evening. Heffernan was an unusual affair for this city, but the show, which included local children, dresses and gowns, both suits, shawls and wraps were among the displayed in the near future. Leedy united in marriage last Saturday evening at the New York Central St. where the newweds will make their tour formed by key. H. Station of the New York Irving Austin, by Brear St., announce the newweds to Mr. Chaimo Fischer, 100 central St., has renovated the Brunell Tinney of New York City has returned and is laver. HARTFORD, CONN. M. Herr of Newport, S. I., was in Hertford, Md., for a visit to Hert. M. Famie Stewart of Elgin St. is working friends to the University of Florida, will spend the winter in Florida. Lincoln Hospital, made a dying trip to Laurel Hospital, made a dying trip to Laura Liberty Hospital of New York was also in the city of New York. His daughter, Miss Arnotta Taylor, was in the hospital, and she enough in the hospital and is now home at 12 Mone Ave. East Hartford. WATERBURY CONN Mrs. Wm. Harold, Susan Hinter, M踪, is a dancer, the dancer, Ruth and Mrs. Ora Wilson recently motored to Nogatuck to visit Mrs. Clarence, a member of Grove Rapist church, who has been ill for some three years. Mrs. Wm. Harold has been the first of a fire-covering from the effects of a fire. Most of the damage was by water. J. Hast recently enjoyed an auto trip with Joe's Pierson and John Ann. The dancer was so loved from a gripe. Mrs. Nole Robinson is improving slowly. Ill. Ferguson and wife are now living in this city. A minister's meeting is completed in the second month of the week. The section of the Committee was last Nov 12 at Grace Rapist church. Rev. Isaac Reed, master. These women were: Rev. Nelson, Conley, and Rev. Isaac Haver, Rev. Isaac Haver and Rev. Isaac Haver. Among the women in the evening. Among the women on the committee were Mrs. Isaac Reed, Mrs. Harold, Mrs. Mingle, Jones, and Mrs. Wm. Harold. Mr. Jones, and Mr. McNeill, was the first of the building painters. Rev. C. A. Harley and family have moved to Hoshin St. Wm. Wilson of Adams St. and the powered building of the house. A larger will is held by the Lady. In this case, 2 and 10 Worn has been received of the death of Lawyer Arthur Watt's wife, father of Atlanta. In Mr. Jones's case, Hoshin was recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Man Has Miraculous Escape I was told by our family physician that I could not live without an operation, as my liver and gall seek were in such a condition. I set the day to go to the hospital, but then I saw the advertisement of MAYRS. Since taking it I am feeling like a two-year-old. I am sure I never could have survived an operation. 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They engaged in serving, after which the hostess served a two-hour service at the church with helpful services and a stationary preaching, boy, J. E. Hill. Services were given at the Macleod hall in honor of the ea-soldiers last LEAVENWORTH, KANS Dean Vaughn of Western University attended two millions last Sunday at Bethel A. M. E. church. Mrs. H. J. Washington entertained the Isle Social club last Monday at her residence on Miami St. Mrs. L. A. Hamilton entertained the Pastors Aid lot Wednesday. Funeral services for Mrs. Ross Henderson were held last Thursday afternoon from the Independent Baptist church, with Rev. Mr. Davidson effecting Mrs. Lula Summers entertained the Entergency club last Monday. Dr. F. J. Peck, president of Western University, preached a sermon at Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday morning. He was accompanied by his wife. The A. C. E. league gave a splendid program Sunday evening. Mrs. Kana Jones entertained the Entergency club Monday evening. Rev. G. W. H. House of Caribbean was a visitor in the city Sunday and Monday. Mr. Edwards of Missogee, Okla. W. H. of the Order of Wine Men, was in the city Monday. Mrs. A. O. Walton and Miss. Mary Salters are also. The last Social club met last Monday program was remembered by each member, and the program was served a daily luncheon when enjoyed by all. Emergency club was enjoyed by all. Emergency club was served by Rev. F. D. Jordan returned Tues- day, March 16, 2014. Dr. S. J. Hone and daughter, Jasmina, monologued Thank- giving with Mr. Cone's place, Mrs. Cone's address Board 1, 1. met Wednesday thursday, March 16, 2014. reflections were served after the business session. The choral club met Monday, March 16, 2014. Rev. F. D. Jordan preached thursday, March 16, 2014. m. Emergency club served tur- nkey Thanksgiving at Dabell, Mar- shawne, preached the Thanksgiving after which the Meridian Heights club met, March 16, 2014. W. M. 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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 Augusta, Ga., Nov. 25.—A 53-0 victory over Harbison brought the current down on Palme's 1926 grid arc facilities, ending one of the greatest football seasons in her history. Hazelson (0) Palme (53) Harlow (1, 1) Pinkner Shell (1, 1) Masan Fits (1, 1) Fission Vander (1, 1) Seot Tran (1, 1) Adam Home (1, 1) Hacker McDonall (1, 1) Die Hall (1, 1) Grain Possils (1, 1) Shade Wings (1, 1) Wiggle Weller (1, 1) Best Referee: César (Marrie Brown), Timber Renaissance: Michael (David) Hensman-Carr UNION BOWS TO HAMPTON Hampton (12) Union (0) Mexican (1) I. T. Hamilton Lee cap.) I. T. Hamilton Robinson I. T. Anderson Vendall I. T. Todd Haleo II. T. Middle Hugen I. T. Watt Davis II. T. Hattie Hard II. H. Watt Williams I. T. Thompson Baker II. T. Shiblo Tiefer I. T. McFarland Substitutions: Polson Cotton for Gross Dending for Ridey Gross for Thomson Saction for Ridey, Cotton for Sirea, Hethow For Green Hunter For Loots, Hollow for Bath, Wales for Goodm. Goss for Hodney Med for McFarland, Smith for Tebla, First Horn-Hampton, 14; Loon, 2 Patties Hampton, 13 yards; Fulton, 16 yards; Hunn Hampton, 2�mered 1; Fulton, 11, com- pieted 2, References 1, Tege cysr Fayette-1, F. Pindechughes (Hannah, Head Gessman-Belgiums Washington) 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 The Unities covered. Bulldog Williams up so that he could not get home, but Thatcher could make gains almost at will. Baker's kicking was uncanny at all times throughout the fray. Leaving his place on the line and moving into the backfield. Wild Man Lee drove through the line from fullback's position for a clean-cut ten yards and a touchdown in the third quarter. It was a spectacle worth seeing as his huge, bulky form sped through the line of scrimmage. A great yell came from the Seaside grandstand and then it died down enough to allow Baker to toe the extra point through the bars. The Union Pawing Panthers, however, were not without sturs, for Braux and Shields in the backfield were constant menaces. Braux's hunting was good and Shields was always a good ground galer. Cave John Tobin and Iuffin, on the line, were halfwarks of strength. 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. Laker was forced to kick to 'Union's 20-yard line and Union exchanged. Thatcheer broke through the line for 17 yards and first down. Baker kicked under green turned off his ball in the 17-yard line. Hampton drove to 'Union's 2-yard line where she was held for downs. Union tried to kick and Freaux stepped outside of the end zone for Hampton's 1-yard line. The team left off to Hampton's 20-yard line. Baker failed to drop-kick, as the ball hit the goal post. 'Union was given possession of the ball, which was kicked short enough to allow Baker another home to run. The goal was from the home. He drop-kicked for 2 points. The ball ended with the score 5 to 4. Hampton kicked to 'Union and they were forced to kick after a few line plays. Yard received Freaux punts and 10 yards and was not to run. WILLIAM was the first and 16, but Hampton was held for downs on the 1-yard line. The ball went over and 'Union kicked out to their 30-yard line. Willing was kept for 10 years. With the end of the back-kick for the 10th, W.D. Alan Lee was shifted to the backfield and drove through the line for 10 yards and touchdown. Union kicked to Hampton's 50-yard line. There was an exchange of points and a 10-yard line. Hampton got in position to drop-kick but Baker failed to make it. Union opened up an aerial attack and completed aases for 40 yards. The later part of the quarter was given a change of 10. The line was only two were completed off fourteen. 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 Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 25.—The interfraternal basketball season was opened Saturday night by a closed-hard-fought game between the Alphas and Kappas. The crowd of nearly 500 were time-and again brought to their feet by the long shots of the Kappas and the skill with which the Alphas handled the ball. At the end of the first half the Kappas were leading by the score of 20 to 12. The Alphas staged a thrilling come-back and the Kappas nosed out by the score of 27 to 26. The outstanding stars for the Kappas were Hailey and Tomphins, while Moroney and Macon Clark were the stars for the Alphas. Kappas (27) Alphas (26) Smith - R. F. Robinson Ralies - R. F. Robinson Tomphins - R. F. Robinson Marshall - M. J. Clark Grant - R. F. Clark Subsidiaries: Kappas — other, Avalon Pines, Craigford, Alphas-Allen, Samm, Weber, Retore — Anderson, Euplo-Washington. 24th INFANTRY, 20: Y. M. C. A. 22. Fort Bending, Ga., Nov. 19.—The Ninth St., Y. M. C. A. served the 24th infantry cagers a bitter defeat here last night, eading out over the dondolays on the long end of a 22-29 score. The skillful playing of W. Gateway, in center, Stevens and Williams in forward, brought thunderous applause from the galleries. For the 24th Infantry Williamson led the scowers with Rev. goals and one out. Vance also showed good form throughout the game, furnishing the spectators with thrill after thrill. 24th Infantry (20) — Ninth St. Y (22) 1. F. I. 2. Williams II. 3. Stevens II. 4. St. W. 5. St. G. 6. Green II. 7. Truck II. 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 Substitution: Marchese, Sherry for Single, Allen for Waker, Garden for Allen Jones for Blackburn, Lyons for Kibbleton, Tuck for Lyons, Fisker Matthews for Horn, Wichita for Matthews, Bogn for Johnson, Glennwood for Seed, McIlroy for Pays-Rebees-Fryder (Northwestern, Fuqia's Gallic Champions, Hendr Iresman Gums (Atlanta university, Timors-Warner goal, Kibbleton). Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 25.—The pigkin ovat as it sailed between the uprisets for the pung after tomludown wrote defeat for Fisk across a turkey day sly here this morning. The educated toe of Howard Arch turned the trick. The lone Morehouse tally came in the second quarter when Archer chunked 63 yards to Dezon, who raced the remaining 22 yards across the goal line for a touchdown. It was hero that Archer's toe defeated Fisk. The pass, one of the longest ever completed in the conference, traveled 40 yards from the line of scrimmage, the tosser standing 17 yards behind when it was uncoiled. 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 Books are stopped in hi-trucks. "Fuller Martin has three knots on an end run. The " quilts of the quilts are in the top of the Linenn dryland line by taking a� strays. " Ticks " South failed to gain. " Lincoln was not the one to be in the top of the line. " The Hound of the Hockie for seven years. " Ticks " South gained the card, and Boy Brown is 25 warts. The quarter ended 25. " Linenn, it. Seeing Q: With the ball on the Hlowd 12th and the "Tick" South leveled right end for a touch-down, Howard, 12: 116466. It is for the extra point, Howard, of Hlowd's re-called the ball on his third-of-the-end run in back to yards. " The Wastur of the Wastur, the new line of the 10-yards, Martin failed to gain, the Young joined 25 yards. " With the 10th run on the ball back to 12 yards on a bad pass from " Hlowd" Martin, Cola gained 12 warts. A forward bove was sacks to Hlowd and his 10th-of-end run in back to 25 yards. " The Wastur, the new-known 10th-of-end run, gained 15 yards. Hlowd lost four yards and gieged his two years. Howard received a ball on the Linenn 25-yards line. " The South gained three yards. Cola gained 10 yards when he was held for down and the last went over. Position gained four yards. Taylor failed to gain, his 10th-of-end run in the 10th-of-end run and the 10th-of-end run were not in the game. " The South gained seven yards on the ball. Cola gained 12 yards. " The South failed to gain. Cola gained 12 yards. Cola gained eight and the 10th-of-end run was 10. Codes kicked 72 to Winston who ran the wall back into yards to life. Sheard the Master hit right guard for two yards. The half ended: Howard, 10; Hinslin, 11. Third Quarter He Young Klocked off. Codes gained four yards. Jack Young received a finalist holding one yard. Jack Young hit the Line for three yards. Colson punited to yards to Hibbleton, nine ways known on the 20-yard line. "Sailor" Martin gained three yards and on the next ping Fort three yards. Martin Klocked at yards to Ewell, who was thrown on his 42 yard. Jack Young hit the line for nine yards. Ewell gained two yards, making a first down. Tyson gained two yards and Colson to yards. Colson gained three yards and Tyson to yards. Jack Young hit the line twice, gained six yards and making a first down. Colson gained five yards and on the next part was downed in the first. Jack Young failed to gain. Colson went off to the 22 yards and making a two-yard. He missed the try for the extra yards. Howard, 55; Hinslin, 10. Coles left off to fillable, when ran the hell lock 20 years to Mr. Edward the. P.Y. for lost one year. A new was incomplete, Hannah was identified to years. A pass was incomplete. A last four Jack Young to Temple netted Lincoln 11 years. Holder lost 20 years on a fumble. A pass was incomplete. It's the got two years through the line. The Marlin tunted 20 years to船上, the fumbled and Tendie powered the left to the Hormont 10 years. Martin eled left off for 10 years. A forward from the Young to Tendie resulted in no gain. De Martin failed to gain and on the next otherغادت سارس. The quarter ended with the left to Lincoln's passover. Howard, 25: Hown. 0. Fourth Quarter A Lincoln pass was incomplete and the left went to Hormoid. Coles called six years. "The" Smith further says and has this table. 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 YELLOWJACKETS OUTPLAYED AS GREEN AND GOLD ELEVEN WINS 3 TO 2 GAME IN MUD AND RAIN CHICAGO DEFENDER SPORTS Tuskegee Meets Atlanta Dec. 4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926 Wilberforce (3) West Virginia (2) Rodeau I. E. Terese Falkway I. T. Terese Bickett I. T. Terese Horkmann (Cpt.) I. John Kale I. H. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. Kater Mensheball I. H. H. H. H. H. Hold FambeII. H. H. H. H. H. Harling I. H. H. H. H. Hirthie O. H. H. H. H. Sub-Headstone Wilberforce—Williams for Harley, Harling for Williams More for Hach, Want for Campbell, Terrell for Mende Dell, Mende�ball for Terrell, Campbell for More West Virginia—II. Johnson for Hadd S. N. Johnson, Kings for Helps Before—Berman (Note: Names: Unple Mey (Cincinnati). Head Unp Wemr John signet. Hadd unple—Frank Yong. Timer—V. W. In Jones (Kittak Nortall). B. P. BERNARD YOUNG, JR. Neal Park, Columbus, Ohio, Thanksgiving Day—for eight long years victory has been the ghost, chimerical and mocking, that his eldest son, John, has sorely to seize its deceptive power as it hove near the gridron upon which the traditional midwestern chosseh with West Virginia instituted took place. Today through the murky haze of a November afternoon and upon a field on which terrestrial rains beat a gloomy tattoo for three and a half hours upon the specter of triumph, and this time found the phantom to be the reality of conquest, and so turned the mountains of West Virginia into find itself in possession of a 3-to-2 victory. Willierforce's margin of triumph came suddenly, just before the heaviest was as dramatic as it was sudden, because for the first scant minutes of the struggle West Virginia held the whisk hand, but only for those few Soon the Ohio phantom had the power to win the game, then Wilberforce executed its only forward pass of the game so precisely and so boldly that his team was lining up under what, on a clear day, would have been the shadow of the West Virgina. Hitchle had sathered in Turner's punt on Porcella 20-yard mark and from where he plunged on the first play for four yards. Following a one-yard gain which Campbell harbored 45-yard line, his 45-yard line hit a pass to Halfick Moore, who had just substituted for field. Moore shoulder, affectionately, as a mother would a babe, then crouched slightly and sped for the open. Two Yellow Jackets waited to sit him into subway goal. He then crouched slightly. Ten yards Moore raced, and then 10 more than these. From somewhere a green playway connected to Mendelshall, a fine halfback, who once played at Otterbein college, connected into a fine end line, and had sitting taken out of it as this Bullock hurled himself forward as interference, but the other halted the ball and had galloped to the 12-yard line. The fast-filling stands, a riot of color and a spectacle seething with The fast-filling stands, a riot of color and a spectacle seething with the gala occasion, went stark made. Dignified school teachers, this coeds, nonchalent boys, stern fathers, and adoring mothers merged their enthusiasm into a single exherting unit. On the first play Campbell rippled into the line for four precious yards. The second play was a term, got an unlucky "cheeks" here when Referee Berkman of Notre Dame detected the backfield in motion yet not in yards yet per minute. On a long end run across the field Harding got three yards of it lock, but West Virginia, under Coach Hamblin, late of Knox, got the ball when the going was the roughest. So Captain Hodges raddled Ritchie on the following play for a six-yard loss and the ball was now testing on the When Litchie dropped back to his 30-yard line, preparatory to trying a field goal, memories of last year’s game saw it. In that game the last quarter was fast clicking away. Neither team had scored. Then on an muddy field Litchie, booted the muddy ball 52 yards for the first score of the game. And then an unknown West Virginia, Hunter Johnson, intercepted half the field’s length to the seven-yard line. Willierforce made his last supreme, desperate stand, but on the next play, he booted half the field’s length to the seven-yard line. Willierforce made his last supreme, desperate stand, but on the next play, he booted half the field’s length to the seven-yard line. Turner added the extra point. In today, we suppose Litchie thought last year’s game was history. So he signaled for the ball and drop kicked it over from the 30-yard line. It was directly over the center of the crossbar and had plenty The first quarter of today's game was not over and yet Wilberforce West Virginia could not be contested that Johnson, who soon entered the fray, would not aim to be down the stretch, probably because of last year's disastrous results, but more likely because there was no necessity for a third down in this game, and West Virginia got its last two points because Conch Graves uses his head to block the ball. It all happened in this way. Turner punted 44 yards to Wilberforce 20, but the ball hammered over Kickie Heal and proclaimed the end of West Virginia, in the strength of despite, but in three downs thrown Force backs for less, until --- the third period ended. As the fourth quarter began, Williams had earlier for Harden's assist it to try a kick from behind his goal. There were two possibilities: a kick or give other team a turn to put the ball upfield. In the situation the odds were in favor of an unsuccessful punt because of the wet, soggy ball. Harden intentionally gave West Virginia a safety it would be Willerforce's ball on its 34-yard line. Bailey football would take the ball. This be the case, Conch Graver rushed Harding in for Williams with instructions to do anything but kick the ball and not to make the intentional safety. Harding received the ball, advanced a yards and allowed himself to score and not do anything. And more that likely this play can be held the Yellowjack WRITING INSURANCE ISN'T SUCH A TOUGH GAME AFTER ALL!! — I WROTE UP OLD JOE BLOKO YESTERDAY, AND NOW I THINK I'LL CRUISE OVER AND SEE IF HE'LL LET ME WRITE UP HIS WIFE. NOW THAT I'VE WRITTEN AN INSURANCE POLICY FOR YOU, MR. BLOKO, LET ME WRITE ONE FOR YOUR WIFE. INSURE MY OLD LADY? I SHOULD SAY NOT!! LAST SUMMER I INSURE MY BARN, AND WHEN IT GURNED DOWN THE INSURANCE COMPANY CAME OUT AND BUILT ME ANOTHER ONE. — SO IF I INSURE THE OLD LADY AND THEN SHE DIES, THEY'RE LIABLE TO COME OUT AND BRING ME ANOTHER ONE!! lets from scoring. Coach Hamblin, standing near us on the sidelines, said that as he and his team was concerned, attackers would be the best thing in the world. With the ball now on the 20-yard line, Harding pointed to the 20, and some mind-over-eyes Yellowjackets responded some even higher chances for West Virginia to score, but they did not. It has been a long and dreary season for shilling days that will blow Force at best until next Thanksgiving. Fighting Captain Buchanan and his teammates turned the tide and broke shilling days conquering assailant West Virginia. Eight years is a long time to wait. For after year the Bullock of Force will win the yellowjackets, but not until the vein of the Yellowjackets, but not till today had he not in his death hold in the annual classic. But those years will not be so long until you so joyfully you can hardly tell. A colorful throng, estimated from six to eight thousand, saw a few players in the Little Chief" Redden on end, hurt West Virginia back at every charge, while Ritchie and Ward, who played a game in the midseason, have played before a lute attack. Just as we demonstrated recently that in that elastic struggle on Nov. 7 the latter was clearly ahead of Wilberforce on the basis of the statistics of play, so in today's game the statistics of play indicate that Force led in every department save the punt, where Turner hold the advantage. Vital Statistics of Game In the first half Wilberforce gained 118 yards from scrimmage and in the second half gained 60, while in the third half gained 50 and 24 yards, respectively. This gives Wilberforce a total of 178 yards gained from scrimmage, and West Virginia only 74. The yards from scrimmage in the first period and 10 in the second period for a total of 94 yards lost from scrimmage of 28, in comparison to 24 yards lost from scrimmage of the second quarter for a total of 42. This fairly represents the ability of the two lines to break through and of the bucks to elude tacklers behind the line. In the first half Wilberforce tried its only pass of the game and it gained 34 yards. Wilberforce tried and had one intercepted by Ward. In the second half the Yellowhackers tried seven passes, and had two interceptions. Ward broke one up, one was ruled complete because of interference, and the others grounded. Thus out of 10 passes attempted, West Virginia completed only one, and that technology. Both teams showed solendid sportmanship, there being no penalties for roughness, all we were or unsportmanship, all we were or unsportmanship for off-side and backfield in motion. Thus Force lost 20 yards in the first half for all of the 30 yards lost on penalties. West Virginia lost five yards in each half for a total of 10 yards. Causes and from scrimmage Wilberforce gained 215 yards and lost from scrimmage and by penalties a total of 58 yards, which gives it a total of 115 yards. By the same process of figuring West Virginia has a net total gain for the same of only 21 yards. Wilberforce for an average of slightly over 34 per punt, while Harding likewise punched seven times, but for an average of slightly over 34 per punt, 14 times for an average punt of something over 34 yards. Turner punited 16 times for an average but on several occasions, the ball bounded away from the receiver and rolled many yards more. Turner also punched two kicks-off, he also returned two kicks-off for an average return of 31 yards. Hitchcock kicked off twice for Wilberforce for an average kick-off of 50 yards in the returned Turner's kick-off 24 yards. In the first half Wilberforce returned punts for a 47-yard total and in the second half brought up punts for a 47-yard total for the game of 77 yards. In the first half H. W. returned punts 50 yards and in the second half returned punts for a total of 60 yards. Turner, Lower, Robinson and Nash ran the punts back on different occasions. Turner drew down in the opening half, one by a penalty, and in the second added three for a total of nine first downs. West Virginia made only one first down in the game, that in the first quarter. Wilberforce made two fumbles in the first half. West Virginia recovered only once, when receiving a punt. The second and first Helden recovered all three of Wilberforce's fumbles in the last half. West Virginia fumbled only once, when receiving a punt. The third and first Helden recovered the first kick. Soon after Helden made his 30-yard drenk-kick he missed a 50-yard hit by inches and also a 30-yard hit by yards. Turner kicked a kick called. Turner meant to kick from the 25-yard line in the second POST-SEASON GAME DRAWS GREAT CROWD POST-SEASON GAME DRAWS GREAT CROWD Southern Champions to Face Aikenites Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 23—Atlanta university and Tuskegee will engage in a post season battle at Spiller's park tomorrow and the game will ring down the curtain on the football season of 1926 for both institutions. Clevie Abbott's Southern championship eleven faces one of the hardest games against Aiken's proteges. The Tuskegee have run roughshod over all opponents and have made one of the most enviable records of the season. Alabama State, Clark, Morehouse, Southern, Talladega, and Lincoln have all fall before the onshore of the charging Booker Ts and it would not be going too far to say that A. Y. team in the county will be added to the list. On the other hand, Atlanta, although beaten by Howard and Talladega, will still hold most reputations against the invaders. A record crowd will be on hand to see the fray. Tuskegee brings 45 players, under Capt. Bryce and 1560 recruits. A family feud is bound to develop when the game starts. Warren Luverne came down with the Tuskegee crown, but on the Atlanta side his daughter is cheer leader. The game should be a red tiltpper. Tuskegee pulled the Talladega out of the fire in the closing minutes. They present themselves and waited on, while those who have seen Stanley and McPherson of the A. U. sound play know that the visitors hailed by the running drives of these two backs. quarter, but had to run with the ball. Galters, Galters, Galters, Holdes and Turner, for the while that he played end, were most outstanding on a not particularly any means. Nash, a late substitute, Lowery, Branch, McConnell, Turner and Robinson deserve plenty of credit for game fighting, but today wasn't A more detailed story, play by play, would show only short drives, freeway passes, two unsuccessful Wilberforce tries for field goals, one unsuccessful West Virginia try for field goal, several big chances which West Virginia had, and similar points that would show very little. The game was really won and won on the two series of plays, and the game, very well offended, ended soon after Wilberforce intercepted a West Virginia pass and the pitound sounded for the current football season, be heeled, if not always brilliant. Claflin, 16: Benedict, 6 BRADLEY HIGH, 6; LEBANON, 0 BRADLEY HIGH, 6; LEBANON, 0. Bradley high closed their season of six straight victories when they defeated Lebanon high 6-0. It was a game in which runs runs due to the sloppy condition of the field. The Lebanon team, which THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Bea AGO D gee Me Columbus Dint the Gay and C That Attends Columbus Dines and Dances the Gay and Colorful Crowd That Attends Western Classic B. FRANK A. YOUNG BY FRANK A. YOUNG Columbus, Ohio — The Great War was the western classic, great and annual was the crowd that took in the game at Noll Park Thanksgiving day and the three points over West Virginia, and great was the roar of that crowd from the students and coeds from Despicable the fact that West Virginia fought hard, as Bernard Young will tell you in another column, the followers of the Yellowjackets kept the crowd in the air. This same Ritehie boasted Wilberforce into the lead in the last quarter and then the West Virginia irons and won. So on Thursday the West Virginia folks still hold out for hope and fate, and the same fate that defeated Napoleon is. Waterloo game — Like the great leader of the French troops, Wilberforce found the elements against them. Itrained better than Napoleon, and perked for shelter late in the first quarter and stayed there until after the game; but all the rain from the kingdoms above couldn't drown out With their backs to the wall because of the wet condition of the field, Wilberforce and the heavy, slippery piskin, Wilberforce found themselves just at the close of the third quarter close to their own goal line and on the fourth down line. Foxy Coach Graves shot in a substitute player, and with the team's defense, Wilberforce was down behind their own goal line, thus giving West Virginia two points. Had Wilberforce elected to the field, the heavy ball might have sailed but a short distance away, and West Virginia would have been placed in a position to score a touchdown. Graves played some smart football and won, and the rain continued to pour down. The game was only part of the great classic which promises to outlast the Lincoln-Howard game in the East. The other part of the classic, the achievement, and there was plenty of clot. You never saw the like before. All day Wednesday folly arrived, all state rolled into town. Every train brought a crowd of visitors, and Wednesday night the Five Hundred Staircase Slipter that outdid any previous affair ever given in this city. There were house parties gilmore- a Kappa gave a breakfast dance at the Odd Fellows' hall. Another breakfast dance was on in the Pythian Hall, while at Memorial hall the Wilberforce Alumni club gave their annual prom and dance at the Armory, while at Memorial hall the Wilberforce Alumni club gave their annual ball, at which Misa Ohio. Misa West Virginia. Misa Garnett. Misa Institute, Misa Wilberforce and Education. A novelty entertainment by the Deasons' Theatrical club, by the "4-11-44" theatrical company and by the Columnar Corner of the Shrine ball, Attorney and Misa Wilbur King, 1413 E. Long st. entertained with a house party until a party party, King proved a most charming hostess, and those who attended voted that all she needed to attend was Misa Marie was the crown and the threem. On Thursday morning at the Spring St. Y. M. C. A. there was a breakfast by the Deacon's club, with A. W. Hardy, senior deacon and secretary of the Y. presiding. Mrs. Maybelle Johnson, wife of Dr. J. L. Johnson, entertained at cards. Dr. and Mrs. Johnson entertained at dinner Thursday after the game in their political party, 11:30 a.m. Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miquel with formal dance at the Python temple. Later a private party was given at the homes of these same folks which lasted until 11:30 a.m. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Walter F. Walker, wife of the former minister of interment of elders, and Mrs. Wilson with a dance at the Crystal Slipper hall and later at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, 1529 E. Long St. The Crystal Slipper Saturday evening. The home of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson, 1855 E. Long St. former United States minister to Liberia and have a number of the board of its rectors of Willeforce, was the mecca for out-of-town visitors. The John- sons entertained at dinner Thursday "IF I EVER GET I'VE WRITTEN AN ME POLICY FOR YOU, LET ME WRITE FOR YOUR WIFE. ts W EFEND eets At es and Dances Colorful Crowd WesternClassic in home of Professor Jefferson of Clarksburg, W. Va., and his two sons, Attorney Charles Wilson of Chicago and Mrs Frank Young, also of Chicago. Among the out-of-town folks were President and Mrs John Davis of Chicago, Chairman and Mrs Frank Young of Chicago, Chairman Cameron White of Institute, Dr. Levy of Cleveland, Dr. and Mrs Franzer of Duntville, Ill., captain and Mrs Peeler of Dantville, Ill., and institute: Dr. and Mrs Harry Lacey of Xenia, Ohio; Mrs Edith Sampson and Mrs Vivian Clayton of Chicago, Mrs Margaret Stratford of Chicago, Mrs Elizabeth people from Portland, Mrs Posey of Pittsburgh, Robert Holloway of Pittsburgh, George Valentine of Xenia, officials and teachers from Boston, both people from Portland, Mrs Spruitt, Mrs Springfield, Charleston, Akron and other nearby towns. Sunday morning the last of the week, the people here got gone over the top 100 per cent, that the people here knew how to entertain and at the same time and in the same time asked, "When does Columbia sleep?" The possibilities of the western chase is still greater. These who play the efforts of the local people are working hand in hand to make the 1927 game still larger and there is some talk of getting the Ohio State stadium, meantime the gay, colorful crowd that saw this year's struggle for supremacy of the football field left with the determination to be here next year's game. It was some crowd and Columbus has some real honest to goodness people, the kind you imagine you'd like to know but don't want to admit to. Columbus knows how to ding, how to dance, how to entertain. You can bet your last dollar that there isn't a city in the country that can beat them. And those who came this year—they can tell you. JACK THOMPSON IS BEATEN BY WHALEN JACK THOMPSON IS BEATEN BY WHALEN Los Angeles. Calif., Nov. 21—Like Rehaded Crane, his knee joints protruding like a horse's spawns, his lives slainy, his shoulders drooped and rounded, his face as innocent as the typical yoke from the hinterland, Russ Whalen, of Chicago, pulled the unexpected at the Olympic audiobook for night. Troped, the count of three, the white, boy clunkered to his spin-shanks and forced References Ash Roth to raise his hand at the finish of a surprising bout against Jack Thompson. It was about the biggest upset on a year-old side of 21% of 1 betting throughout the advance stages of the match. When the spectators saw him climb through the roses they headed on those odds. And you could have bet 10 to 1 that he would not go the limit after the opening round. Whalen is a master bever—but that was his own. He cannot break the window pane, and, although he recovered from several justy wallops, he is not overly strong. Something very obviously was wrong with Thompson. Harring the knockdown punch he could not bring his guns to bear, and he was made a lilly victim for Whalen's log band. RID OF THIS ONE INSURE MY I SHOU NO ? ? ? ? ? ? 7,000 SEE WILEY WIN FROM BISHOP, 33 TO 0, ALTHOUGH COACH PURDY GETS MULEISH Wiley (32) Bishop (6) Venus L. K. Wilson Nixon L. K. Wilson Bodd L. K. Sikker Gregg L. K. Hookett Campbell L. K. Hookett Gannon L. K. Hookett Gannon L. K. Hookett Krane L. K. Brown Hergestellt P. B. Phillips Townsend-L. K. Larsen-Bishop, Miller Eddie Eddie, Bishop, Miller (21). Glenn, Substitution-Bishop, Miller for Brown, Miller for illum, Scott for Kraus L笼森 for Brown, Miller for illum, Scott for Kraus L笼森 for Brown, Call for Fortunes, Sarah for Brown, Call for Fortunes, Sarah Reference-Bishop, Washington, Umpqua-A Reference-Bishop, Washington, Umpqua-A Reference-Bishop, Head Insurance-Jacobs Bx NICK CARTER Marshall, Texas, Nov. 25—Wiley routed Bishop here today by the score of 33 to 0 before the largest crowd that ever witnessed the annual Turkey day clash between the two schools. Tallying 7,000 spectators jaunched their way into Bishop field to witness the most intense clash of scores has scored over its Marshall rival. The game climaxed one of the most disasterous seasons that Bishop has had for several years, while Wiley, the country’s most consistent in-and-out team, after one of their poorest exhibitions of fight last week against Wiley, came up with an astonishing victory that many of Cat supporters consider the season a success in view of today’s slaughter. From the first kick-off there was no easy doubt as to the outcome of the game, and the former sown have done against the purple and white, but in this instance the team had a superb Wiley spike, imitated by Bishop. "Two sets of good backfield men and a heavy line was too much for the Bears, so completely were they able to run and outpassed that they were able to negotiate only four first downs and never able to get possession of the ball inside of Bishop's 30-yard line. The first quarter was battled in midfield, with Wiley making two saves and fumbles. The entire quarter was played in Bishop's territory. At the beginning of the second period, Wiley Larden, Captain Miller, Scott and Cavil, who rushed the ball deep into Bishop's territory only to lose it on a kick-off. The entire life of this period Cavil crashed through Bishop's left tackle for the first touchdown, and Captain Miller hit the extra point. Wiley, 72 Bishop. Bishop came back in the second half with plenty of light, but soon Gavin came back in the backfield of the Mavison to back up Bishop. Gavin ripping large holes in the Bear line. After five minutes of play Scott committed a goal, Bishop contended that the touchdown was illegal. However, the referee, whose duty it is to render decisions of judgment, awarded Wiley a touchdown. Coach Purdy of Bishop refused to let his men abide by the referee's decision, and after two minutes delay, Referee Kyle McCarthy came in to help. Captain Miller called the Wiley team together and they decided that they did not want to cause anything to spoil the crowd and allowed the ball to be placed in play at the point from which Scott ran for the disputed goal. Again, again ripped Bishop's line for his second counter and Miller promptly kicked Wiley, 14; Bishop, 0. Late in the third quarter Bishop scored a five-yard line and the Fort Worth heavyweight dragged two Bishop tacklers across the goal for the third marker, but the missed Wiley, al. Bishop, 0. Miller scored a touchdown in the first few moments of the fourth quarter on a pretty run and once more dropped drop-kick Wiley, 25: Bibishop, 0. In attempting to punt from behind her own goal line Bishop's punt was blocked by Kinnman for Wiley's fourth touchdown and "stump" Giorn added the extra point by sprinting around left end. Wiley, 25: Bibishop. The Wildcat line was impregnable as it has been all season. Briggs, Reed and Kinnman standing out White's strong play. The strong game, Giorn, Donnell and "Rolling Stone" Owens, playing their first game under Coach Long and the purple and white, aguitted them in glory in their curtain performance. Fumble Behind Goal Line Beats Straight, 12 to 9 New Orleans, La., Nov. 29—straight college-bowed in defeat on the gridiron here today, New Orleans university winning 12-9 in one of the most starting upsets of the season. The Tigers outplayed the Crimson throughout the entire first half. They broke through Straight's "little red line" for the first touchdown in the second quarter and in the same period intercepted a pass and ran 62 yards for the second touchdown. New Orleans was lighting to upset the dope. In the second half the Straight team came back with a new determination to maintain the prestige it has established on the gridiron. In the third quarter Straight carried the ball over the Tiger's goal, and when the man was tackled across the line he fumbled the ball and a New Orleans man fell on the ball (still behind the goal line) and Straight had to be contented with two points instead of a touchdown. In this same period Straight ran through the Tigers' defense for another touchdown. Parker added the point making the score according to the referee's decision. 12-9. When the whistle blew the Straight teams was attempting a field goal from the The weather was ideal and the crowd was one of the smallest ever to witness a football game in this section. Substitution: Straight-Dugars for Waste Inction. Weems for Holden. Henderson for Gents. New Orleans—Jacobs (for Vett. Green for Clay, Jobert for Green, Hown for Lyons. Hunt for Brown. References—Zanet (Springfield). Umpfrin—Taylor (Mordham). Head (Newman—Neel (Chicago). Field Judge—Relinite (Vermont). Daytona, 15; E. W. C., 0 Jacksonville, Fla. 21, 27. — Before a crowned estimated at 2,000, Eldon under the furious attacks and line plunging of the flashy Daytona-mokum turkey clay chase on Durke field. The game ended with a score of 15 to 6, with the invaders on the field. After a few minutes of play, Simpkins dashed across the E. W. G. goal line for the aggressive visitors' first failed. From then on E. W. C. was enlisted in every department of the game. Brooks and Bozeman for Daytona played stellar ball and were evidently terrors to E. W. C. backs. Wiggin's Daytona's left tackle, was Nelson.....H. T. Neville.....H. T. Olland (Ginn).....C. Pearson.....C. Larra.....G. Greggman.....G. Pagerman...L. T. Pearson...L. T. Mackenzie...G. J. White.....G. Sorengs.....G. Jones.....G. Cote.....G. Deforte.....Swain (Pink) (Delbert).....Pink (Delbert).....Wood (Hennessy-Lew) Head-Hennessy-Lew (Delbert).....Substitutions Date for Nelson for Larson for Thomas Date for Nelson for Larson for Thomas Serugas, King for Blue, Irang-fried for White By Rogers --- PART 1—PAGE 11 ATLANTA U IN O TO O TIE WITH MORRIS BROWN The game developed into a battle royal between two evenly matched teams, with the slight edge. Stanley made the heist from scrimmage when he knifed off left tackle for 12 yards in the first half. Hunting proved an important factor in the battle, with McPherson's salient drives keeping Morris Brown on the defensive for the greater part of the game. The team forced to kick out from behind his own goal line in the face of charging Atlanta forwards. A thrilling climax closed the battle of the game. After McPherson had kicked to the Morris Brown nine-yard line, the Morris Brown quarterback fumbled on the next play, but recovered just before breaking through, from falling on the ball at the two-yard mark. On the next and that play of the game, Alex Brown behind his own kick in midair. A wet, slippery field made the footing treacherous and confined the utensils at wide end runs were unsuccessful for both teams and the heavier Morris brown line was able to last out against the plumbing of Stanley, but the team's Morris Brown completed the only successful forward pass and succeeded in intercepting three of Atlanta's Both teams made a single attempt to score by the field goal route, but were blocked in each case by hard-fought defenders. Ted Saunders dead when he tried rushing the ball in the third quarter. "Chief" Alcid, evidently pointing out the weakness of the week, pulled some "Knuckle Stormer strategy" when he played an entire second string line-up, with the exception of Mellerson, at quarter, throughout almost the entire first half. This second team displayed a rare spirit and fight that kept Morris Brown alive throughout the half, making two first downs by rushing to one for Morris Brown. Three minutes before the end of the half of the Alken seat downs followed in quick succession, but the half ended with the ball on the Morris Brown 40-yard line. Chief's Alken should have his first downs scheduled Saturday. He was able to rest them for an entire half and have them finish under wraps with not a single kick. A. Jones filled Colum's shoes at left end like a veteran and should Colum's bad arm not come around of himself against Tuskegee man. Cobb, Simons and Williams all did fine work for A. U. An idea of the brilliant defensive man on the ground gained. Morris Brown made just one first down by rushing and that came in the first half when Brown got two first downs in the second half, one by penalty and the other by a forward pass. Atlanta wore it first downs, four in the second, all by rushing. GARLTON Y WINS Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec. 3.—The Carlton Ave. Y. M. C. A. started the basketball season with two victories. The Y. M. D. defeated the Lexington Arrow. New York, to the tune of 14. The Arrow. New York, quite a reputation as a deaf mute aggression, and proved to be a fast working bunch of basket ball tossers, local players, McClammy, Collins, Arlington, which was applauded for an excitement in breaking through the Arrow defense. The Metrop. A. C. of New York, played their usual tight game against the big flies. The final score was 14-11. The Arrow, N. Niles, new-comer to the senior ranks, showed strength in both offensive and defensive playing. The work of Stevens at forward and Holmes at guard, turned a possible victory into a very fast and shifty guard and is to be commended upon his ability to cover so much territory. Get on "Uncle Sam's" Payroll WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AND AROUND NEW YORK ```markdown ``` PART 1-PAGE 12 New York, Dec. 2—Charged with Voting, the trade laws three more men with great men's names were hated before the trade court recently for violating the trade laws. They were George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and Daniel Boone. Daniel Boone, not from the backwoods of Kentucky, had heated at 2005 Pittman Ave., the air�ox, in the forest of brick and steel, was muted $25 for speaking on lifterole drive. George Washington, 225° N. 116th Ave., could not tell a he, when the judge tried him $2 for driving on the wrong side of the street. In very truth, he only had $150 in his jeans, which the local judge accepted. Benjamin Franklin, 661 F.C. 161st St., the Bronx, with a reputation over vets, indiscs for diplomacy, stayed out of court. He was charged with speeding, and his case will come up 14th. At the "Y's" New York, the 2-debuted, men and women, to the number of more than 200, will gather at the National Museum of the United States. Women's Christian Assessments will be to be held at Milkwater, Wis. The 25th of Jan. 1. The Council of Christian Assessments will be meeting the meeting. Invitations have already gone out to over 500 college. The delegations will come from every country. Preliminary announcements suggest that previous national conferences on Hare, the campus standards, the U.S. High School, are more likely to be found up as students, you may imitate. But if 200 students can be found who will dare to think about the future of the college, you can tell what may come of it. It may lead to great�ndness and adventure. But we will also find more than a college will always be affected. Here: Soune Collin, Chen Charlie, Chilley, Winfield Ni'ar, Meredith Johnson, T. J. of China, Richard Roberts, Canada, Howard Thurman, C. Rallman of Switzerland, and A. Stundler-Kennedy of Hong Kong, and A. Kowalski, Kofsky, Africa, W. Craver, Juliety, Derrifortie, Lechlanford, C. H. Tohle, Kleby Lang, W. J. King of Gampen, and others. The New York�-Kilgore High School is expected to participate in its great sulting of college and university students. 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 To anyone suffering from Pills who make this unlimited offer: Send us your address and return small will being you a regular lull in Vick's N-fold Nostalgia from Treatment For Itching, Bleeding Protruding Pills, and so on. I'll provide all in my own way to try FREE. No jams, spices, fats, etc. Absorption Method. No loof, too, too. For better use of the sample home treatment that was. 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 J. Finley Wilson, grand exiled ruler of the Elks, will address a meeting in Mother Zion church Sunday night, Dec. 5, which has been set down as "Elks elks." The exiled ruler and Mrs. Wilson recently rejourned to the Capital city. Among those present at the opening of the Civil Reserve advisers training course were Mrs. Corn-lla Pedro Pinekney, Mrs. W. A. Carson, Miss Melvin Prine, Miss Helen Branch-combe and Mrs. Emma Davis. George Magruder has left the quaker Maids to visit relatives here at 250 W. 14th St. The city-wide civil Reserve advisers perver was successfully held at the Central Branch of Wednesday. Nov. 12, Joseph E. Herzberg's condition has been moved subway to after him to the home, 124 W. 74th St., after suffering severity with joint diseases in the Madison Ave., hospital and site in the country's home of the hospital at Hewey Point. For Reckway, Tate will be encouraging news to his many friends. The participants of "light" was the interesting theme at the special world fellowship services held Sunday afternoon. Nov. 14, 21 a 4 o'clock, marketing the opening of the social following's week-end area at the 14th W.W. The toll of the session was 275. Cons. data Sanford of Jackson Medical School. The Vireness of 21 W. 12th St., W. 74th St., have as their guest for several weeks Mr. Tainine of Montgomery, My. The father of Mrs. T. Tina's Vineyard, I've just to must be great to have did around. John Hkinson, 561 Morris Ave, nearer the "Round Table Social, both who was accidentally injured some time ago while the number of new cases is still unsolved. The Round Table rel 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 Stevens and Henry Carpender, star murder mystery case, were confined in the N. J. on Thanksgiving day, did not be at the time that the goodies the turkey, pie and all the goodies had water? Mrs. Mary Doman, special for the three celebrated white de-cast at her home. Mrs. Frances Hall and the two are the most important in the great feast. OCIETY NOTES on Monday evening, Nov. 20, at the Virgin Well of the 120 W. 10th St. A lovely event was given the contestant who said the highest number of votes over the first year went to the 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 New York, Dec. 2—It can be his wife and three children were Giving starvation the day after Thanksgiving they will. Harver, Dec. 15, 1923 with his son he was driven to stool. Arrived before Magistrate McNeary in Haiti to court, Harver asked examination and was held in Stowe hall for the action of the grand jury. Folleman Sanders, of the E. Luth St. station arrested Sanders in the basement of 202 E. 20th St., when he was carrying away a log contained plus of things and other articles he is alleged to have stolen from the base market. According to Harver's testimony, he had been out of work for several weeks, and he and his family were on the verse of starvation. His wife and his son had gone without hand on Tentless living day, he said, and the next day he decided to stool what he could from the basement, hoping to raise some money to buy food for his family. Give Birthday Party Mrs. Holson, Ph.D., with whom the son was born in the year of honor last week at a well-arranged surprise birthday party at Mine. World's�-soul on W. Smith St. The affair was given to her husband, Zelthede, and her brother and two daughters. Among the guests who made-merry at the office were Mr. Paul Mrs. Earl Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Hrooks, Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. R. Is. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Holson, Mr. and Mrs. Zodi-Halley, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Wheeler and Miss Morrerle Wilmore, Harold Richardson, Mary Jackson and Archite Tones, William Elder, A. Hallby, Josiah Dorn, the Pasch and Whimer Addison. Cards and dancing were the outstanding features of the evening. Jail Shoe Thieves New York. Two, 5-th�rd-el with standing 62 maltz of sheen, valued at $100, James Judith, $26, T. W. 12th St. and Henry Dozier, $270. W. 12th St. were held in $2000 last month for a time. Her hearing, when arraigned in for Magistrate Floor in the Harlem court. The�s were the property of the Regal company, and we stolen from an automobile watch had been left in a garage within the two men were for the monthly statement. It is coming at the linde left the cages and sts the 2400s. The two men made the arrest, all together that both men admitted their gail THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Whites Who Draw Line Now York Day, 2—3. The first time I was to visit the children's, Godsday in a recent address in which he met closely. It used the whites for condolences as an invasion of the country. Each of the two was a community of hardcore. The old Godsday of the Castilian synagogue, 27. With St. near Fifth Ave., the always declared himself an energy man. He said that the face is the of Godsday is the regal as an invasion and has caused many of the white residents from the power and land to community upon our present day civilization. The best of living side by side in the world has been created for a free and green life of the people of the countries civilization of ours are just as an project and blasted as in past generations. The first of the best settled in large numbers in their own the Christen residents there has been to move to others'�. And now the new, because the laws are being made, the law is for the whole, and the corresponding that he saved the chieftains prejudiced, the whole moves from the for-city. Some that the Ebbed idea of the site by side in the early love, about regard to race or credit, is only commended in theory when it comes to the actual pre�it. It is entirely different. The last way of educating or refining a different race or trend is for a associated life culture. It is when it is legal and prelegis. "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. The others were George Carroll in韵, T. Taylor, Weston. Wonwood, Van Willend, W. Hays, and old son Shredded all of Philadelphia. The guests were Mrs. V. Hall, and Mrs. George Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stragel, Mr. and Mrs. T. Carter, Mrs. H. Morris, W. Winston, Mrs. Rolling St. Men L. Davis, Miss R. G. Hurney, Mr. Allen, Miss G. Grandy, Miss Connie Wright, Edward Hasson, Mr. Miller, all of Philadelphia. Rev. E. Davis, Dept. of Peasantville, N. J., and Mrs. George Irving of Fairfield, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, M. J., and Mrs. L. W. and Mrs. W. Washington of Wilfordshire, M. and Mrs. Share of W্athole, L. L. Miss Ile, N. N. of Wohlen, Mrs. Turkey and family of Wilfordshire, N. Y., and Mrs. John C. Hawkins, Caused by Tepoy, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Frank W. and Mrs. John W. and Mrs. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown, all of New York; Mrs. Zena Stokes of Washington, P.C. Mrs. Mary Bridley, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Bullock of Have the Grace, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mckee of Jersey City, and Writer Beckle following the second held at the present place of the Month and Mrs. M. Harnel, Let of 20th Seventh Ave. the only-resorts departed on a southern trip for their honeymoon. 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 Mrs. Eleanor Ingram, of 1885 H. New York Area, who has been ill, is on the road to recovery. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Harn Shumate, of 261 Johnson St., is in the "nuclear land St. Hospital, where she will be being an operation. She is active in church and fraternal eheles in the downtown section. 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 Miss Esbhor L. Kline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kline, and John Feeling were married in the Silo on Presidency church on Nov. 17. The pastor, Mr. George S. Stark,�ellated. THE WHITES ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. L. H. White, of 116 Loferts Pl., had as guests recently their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Mac A. Williams of 18 N. 25th St.,Delhi. 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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