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Counterfeit Ring Trapped by Secret Service Agents STAGE STAR NEAR DEATH I J MISS REVELLA HUGHES Suffering from a severe case of former star in "Shuffle Along" and three specialists at her home in H product of one of West Virginia's "patrons of Broadway playhouses which first great theatrical venture. Suffering from a severe case of typhoid fever, Miss Revella Hughes, former star in "Shuffle Along" and "Runnin' Wild," is under the care of three specialists at her home in Huntington, W. Va. Miss Hughes, a product of one of West Virginia's "first families," made her initial bow to patrons of Broadway playhouses where she starred in Miller and Lyle's first great theatrical venture. —Made by Elmhurst, Chicago. SEIZE BOGUS MONEY; SIX FACE PRISON Printer Entrapped as Government Raids St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 4.—W. William F. Blocker, 4319 Enright Ave., proprietor of the Great Western Printing company, 7 N. 23d St., confessed to United States secret service operatives and police last Thursday that he had printed bogus $20 notes of the Federal Reserve bank with a face value of $290,000. It was learned that finger prints on notes having a face value of $10.00, which were found by Secret service agents following the arrest of Lee Willie Coulson at Kansas City, Inst December 14, led to the arrest of Blocker, Thursday, and five other men alleged to have been involved in the operations. Two Furnish Bail Those under arrest are William F. Blocker and Sam Trowbridge (also of our Rac), printer, employed by Blocker, George McKay and Eugene Ace; Mike Vosout, proprietor of the Melton hotel, 16th and Market Str., and Louis Paseow, proprietor of the Crystal restaurant, 124 N. Jeferson city fall under 13,000 bond, but only two were able to furnish the hall and regain their liberty. They were George McKay and Paseow. It is understood that Blocker adduced the case and to whom the spurious notes were given after he printed them. He said he had used bond paper supplied by McKay. McKay and his partner Poole refused to talk. The proprietor of the Melton hotel was taken into custody he had a counterfeit $20 bill in his pocket. After some persuasion, he said the plates from which the counterfeit money had been found in house board in room 49 of the hotel. There the raiders recovered three plates—one for the face of the note, one for the reverse side and one for the seal. The notes bear portraits LILY WHITES FIGHT FOR G.O.P.CONTROL Washington, D. C., Feb. 4—As a preclude in the 1825 right for the election of delegates to the Republican national convention, "illly white" Republicans are rearing themselves in Michigan to report a report reaching here this week. A call has been issued for the second annual meeting of the Mississippi state council of the Southern States Republican Party, to be held in McKinley's birthday, Jan. 29, in the Edwards house, a white hotel in Jackson, Miss., which bars members of the Race as guests. The program provides for a conference in the foreground of the white Republicans of Mississippi "to discuss, plans for the organization of a Republican party in the state of Mississippi under white leadership." The official call states that "the party will present men and women from over the state, outlining their views and pointing out the necessity for the organization of a Republican party in the state of Mississippi under white leadership." This call is signed by George H. Sheldon, former governor of Nebraska, who is now a resident of Mississippi, president, and Ernest McKinley, secretary. The party will present members of the white race shall be eligible for membership in this organization. The heads of the Republican party in Mississippi are Perry, the national committee chairman, and Mrs. Marcy Booze, national committeewoman. --- 10 typhoid fever, Miss Revella Hughes, "Runnin' Wild," is under the care of Buntington, W. W., a Miss Hughes, a first families," and her husband Aaron A. here she starred in Miller and Lyle's. —Photo by Eminent, Chicago. SHRINERS IN COURT FIGHT OVER NAME [FREESTON NEWS SERVICE] Washington, D. C. Feb. 4. Shrirms asked the supreme court Wednesday to set aside an injunction issued by the Texas courts restraining them from using the name, emblems or insignia of white Shrirms. During the meeting a review was filed by the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, which says it was organized in New York state in 1872. Proceedings against the organization challenged by D. W. Michaux and others in Harris county, Texas, which resulted in a permanent restraining order which was affirmed by the state supreme court. The injunction was made by the state court to apply throughout the United States and our group from organizing "temple" or insignia where such names, emblems or insignia would be used. MASONIC LODGE FILES SUIT TO RECOVER MONEY Want Balance From Sale of Hall Washington, D. G., Feb. 4.—Through Attorneys Benjamin L. Gaskins and Robert J. Bowie, the most worth- minut grand lodge of Free, Ancient and Accepted Masons filed suit Monday against Charles W. Stetson and Harry M. Packard to recover the sum of $4,075.66, the balance which alleges is in the hands of the defens- ants from the sale of the 19th St. Masonic hall. Mr. Stetson is vice president and title officer of the District, the Wash- ington and the Lawyers' Title Insur- ance Sanction, High St. N. W. Mr. Packard is the secretary-treasurer of these same companies. In an affidavit attached to the declaration Grand Master Sanders states that on June 12, 1919, the Masons of St. Masonic hull to the defendant trustees, securing a promissory note for the sum of $2,000. The Masons defaulted in the payments on the loan. On December 5, 1925, the property of St. Masonic hull to the defendant sum of $12,890. Out of this amount the defendants paid off all obligations secured by the deed of trust and on Jan. 3 last rendered the Masons a statement showing a balance of $12,890 in the defendants, Mr. Sanders alleges, has returned over this balance to the Masonic grand lodge. Rome, Italy, Feb. 1. —(Special) Mussolini heard for the first time the Race folksongs of America when the Fisk university jubilee singers of Nashville sang for him last Wednesday night. He warmly praised the spiritbands and particularly liked the Fisk singers' making their first Italian tour following five weeks in Spain and two appearances in Paris. They are contemplating a tour of South America. FULL PAGE OF PICTURES Will be found each week in the second section of The Chicago Defender. We have spared no pains nor expense in giving our readers the latest information from the paper. All the latest events as caught, by our camera men throughout the world. MAID SUES MILLIONAIRE School Segregation Outlawed in Denver MACHINE GUNS HALT MOB Denver, Colo., Feb. 4.—Local promoters of segregation and discrimination received a setback last Monday when the state supreme court reversed the district court and decided that the action of the Denver school board in preventing students of our Race from attending the regular social functions and activities of the schools was contrary to the national and state constitution. The suit was originally brought in the city courts on behalf of Mitchell Jenkins, a student in Jenkins. The former is a student in the Morey junior high school and the latter two are student in the Manual Training, high school. The lawyers for the plaintiffs asked for an injunction restraining the school board from separating social activities for the students of the city schools. Board Makes Rule The action resulted from a school order of March 27, 1924, which balds: "As a result of certain unpleasant incidents which have occurred within the past two or three years between the Colored and white pupils, the board of education has approved the recommendation that in the future separate social functions be provided for the two races. "The inauguration of this policy means that opportunity will be given to Colored pupils to request that provision be made for their social activities. All such requests should be granted in consistence with the general policies of the school, applicable to all students nilite, and if the number of pupils making request is sufficient to warrant the undertaking." Prejudice Growing This is only one of the many acts of attempted segregation and discrimination shown our people in this city. The bombing threats against the property of E. E. Carpenter and the recent disorder in the Cole junior high school are moves of the prejudiced whites. The latest move for segregation and race discrimination was fostered by the Allied Council Improvement Committee, Wednesday and passed a motion to appoint a committee to get the school board's views on the proposed segregation of our Irace in the residential and school districts. The association urged that the Whittier grade 8 St. and St. and the Annual Training high school at E. 20th Ave. and Franklin St., and certain classrooms of the University of Colorado be turned over to our Race exclusively. This move on the part of the whites of this city is an on-aggressive move to dismantle the university, and preparations to fight this late move have been quickened by the victory in the supreme court. Order Probe of Atlanta Lively "Bath Tub Party" Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 4.—A grand jury there is investigating a "bathub" party that was reported to have been given at a prominent luncheon club in this city in honor of the international president. It was declared that a young dark-skinned girl was chosen for the role in a new "Joyce Hawley" film, known militarily. Walter Candler, was among them called, a witness. CONFESSION ENDS LONG TORTURE Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 4.—Demonstrations of a muttering crowd gathered around the county, jail here caused authorities hastily to remove Horace De Vaughn, self-confessed "petting party" killer, to a nearby city for safe keeping. In an armored police car brushing with rifles, a machine gun mounted in the cab. De Vaughn was spirited to an unknown destination amid crises of "Lynch him!" De Vaughn's admission of the killing of Auburn B. Moore, Southern official and his motoring date with Mrs. J. C. Thorton, both white, caused the slayer's father to disown him. Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 4.—The mysterious slaying of a couple on a "petting party" in a lonely lane near here the night of Jan. 19 was solved last week with the confession of Horace Devaughn, 35. Devaughn collapsed after a five-hour "third degree" at police headquarters, and admitted he killed the trysting pair beside their car and stripped the bodies of money and gems. Devaughn was held on a charge of first degree murder His confession, police declare, explains an epidemic of "petting party" holdups here recently and dispels mystery shrouding the killing of Auburn B. Moore, safety supervisor for the Southern railway, and Mrs. J. C. Thornton, his motoring "date." Devaughn maintained he shot in self defense. He was returning home after a fight with the scene of the skating, when he saw Moore's sedan parked in the byroad. Family Means Confession "Where the bell are you going?" the man said Moore demanded, when Moore moved toward hini in a threatening manner. Devaughn's confession was made in the presence of his family. His father, William Devaughn, and a brother, Lathem, listened with tears to the news that his aged mother, Mrs. Lucilia Devaughn, mumbled prayers. A second brother, Owen, calmly smoked a pipe, and his sister, Mabel, stood quietly by as he recited a story which may mean his execution. He declared he would seek the death penalty, and Horace Devaughn may be the first man to die in Alabama's shining new electric chair, recently legalized. D. B. Itenion, aged storekeeper, whose shotgun Devaughn had buried, listened to the confession in wonder. He was the first suspect arrested. Feared For His Life Under redoubled guard, for fear of demonstrations by the Ku Klux Klan, which recently began an infiltration, the knight was lodged in the county jail on charges of first degree murder. Devaughn, in his testimony, stated that when the white man called to him, he feared for his life. He knew that the man was a member of his Race, and knew that his life was endangered. He had borrowed the shotgun, and his first net was of self protection. With this net was fired when he was sure that the white man was for kill him. A STRANGE PULPIT TO PREACH FROM "THE UNITED STATES WILL PROTECT ITS CITIZENS!" BAAA-AH! MAYBE HE MEAN WHITE CITIZENS READELUTION THE THOUSAND OF BLAKE CITIZENS ENCLOSED IN THE UNITED STATES Roders Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 1—Miss Lilly Williams of 968 Houston St., this city, 23 years old and good looking, had a third of her tongue bitten off last Sunday morning by David Williams, a friend of hers. They first met last July and subsequently became good friends, but from them she did not get along very well of late. On Sunday morning Williams returned to her home to see her, and when she robbed him he choked her with a pocket chain that was forced out of his mouth. Williams got hold of it with his teeth and completely severed it. The police are looking for Williams. Rathbone Denies That Washington, D. C., Feb. 4—News dispatches printed in The Chicago Tribune and other daily papers to the effect that Congressman Henry Fultz balthene of Illinois had paid a $10,000 bill to the Klan organ, and had been made head of the advisory committee for a Klan broadcasting station, were immediately repudiated by the representatives depended that the story be retrained. Congressman Rathbone had been looked upon as one of the fairest of Illinois representatives, and the rumor that he had become a member of the Klan struck his friends with surprise. In his letter to the Tribune, he wrote: "I was made chief of a Klan committee and if I am not a member of the Klan." PITTSBURGH UNDERTAKER IN COURT ON WOMAN'S CHARGES By HARRY B. WEBBER Pittsburgh. Pa., Feb. 4.—Phi a prominent undertaker in this tangle which rivals that of Brn in New York. Mr. Keith, called sued in the office of Aldernair by Mrs. Helmar L. Shields, wh and malicious pitschie against Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 4.—Phillip F. Keith, 2242 Center Ave., a prominent undertaker in this city, is the center of a domestic tangle which rivals that of Browning, whose trial just ended in New York. Mr. Keith, called the "man of two wives," was sued in the office of Alderman Lowry last Wednesday night by Mrs. Helmar L. Shields, who preferred charges of larceny and malicious mischief against the man, whom she alleges, caused her to leave her husband in New York, sell her property and interests there, and come to this city, where she used her money to back her admirer in the undertaking business. As a result of the charges Keith was released on $1,000 bail. pressed excitement, a story of a dead love and gross ingritude. The larceny charge was based on the alleged theft of a key to Mrs. Keith's property and interests there, and come to this city, where she used her money to back her admirer in the undertaking business. As a result of the charges Keith was released on $1,000 bail. Has "Charming" Wife The dapper mortician has been married for some years to a charming wife, but he did not find happiness in the union. Hence his alleged courtesy of the fashionable Mrs. Keith in New York city: Upon his return there in the husband, yielding her place to Mrs. Shields, who came to act as Keith's assistant. Recently the wife returned. The return brought a smoldering situation to a head. Spicy testimony was offered during Witchcraft while he being Clothed in the fashionable attire of the East, Mrs. Shields sat on the witness chair and described, in a voice full of amu- Philip F. Keith, 2242 Center Ave., city, is the center of a domestic owning, whose trial just ended d the "man of two wives," was a Lowry last Wednesday night no preferred charges of larceny pressed excitement, a story of a dead love and gross ingrudience. The larceny charge was based on the alleged theft of a key to Mrs. Shields' trunk by bystanders, letters, a lieutenant's badge, value $2,000 which she said Keith had pawned, furniture receipts, a bank book and other articles of value had disappeared from the house on the night of Jan. 14. Keith denied any knowledge of the key's location both then and on the following Saturday. But on that same Saturday Mrs. (Continued on Page 2) BUNGLETON GREEN— The funniest of all the heroes of the comic strip, fills a full page each week with his side-spitting antics. Learn to look for Artist Rogers' full page of color comics. Boston, Mass., Feb. 4.—Exactly $3,750 was awarded Miss Daisy J. Turner, maid, of Lexington, by a jury in the Middlesex probate court Tuesday after 18 hours of deliberation from Joseph E. Boinay, wealthy white automobile dealer of Lexington. Miss Turner heard her award calmly, with almost a shade of disappointment apparent in her face, "I am vindicated, however," she said. Boston, Mass., Feb. 4.—The sensational heart balm suit of Miss Daisy J. Turner, former maid, against her former employer, Joseph V. Boinay (white), wealthy automobile dealer of Lexington, Mass., Monday entered its third week in the Middlesex superior court. Miss Turner is bringing a series of suits against Boinay, totaling $36,500. She seeks $25,000 as heart balm on the allegation that the automobile dealer refused to keep a promise to wed her, and $11,500 is based on the allegation that Boinay falsely and maliciously charged her with larceny of articles from his home, and caused her home to be searched for the alleged stolen articles. Hears of Wife Answering a cross-question as to her relations with Bolina, Miss Turner admitted she had no right to love the automobile dealer, admitting that their relations were wrong and had been going on some time before Bolina's wife died in 1922. The latter was a lawyer, and an anes broker and at one time a member of the state board of underwriters. The reading of a number of ferry love letters, alleged to have been written by Bolney and by Miss Turner to each other, held the interest of the courtroom, thronged with spectators. Apparently overcome by the shock, she sobbed involuntarily on the stand and she read the letters to the jury. She testified she wrote to Bolney in response to letters received from him. Visited Every Week Further questioning of Miss Turner revealed the fact that Bolina promised to divorce his wife and marry her. That during the summer of 1815 when she met Bolina waited her every other week. She testified that they indulged in kissing and hugging on each of these visits, and that they discussed plans for their marriage. While expecting to marry Bolina and awaiting the coming of a wedding, she did not tell her she had a number of love letters addressed to Bolina by another woman. This woman proved to be Bolina's present wife. She said: "I took the letters into his bedroom and asked him why he was receiving such letters: when he was planning to marry her, he did not mean any harm; that she had written him several letters, but that it was all right. He told me not to be feebous of her, that she was going to marry a rich old fool from Wellesley." Mrs. Pauline Smith, socially prominent and a matron of Wellesley, which was used as a summer residence by President Coolidge, was called as a witness by Miss Turner. PART 1—PAGE 2 HOLD PAIR FOR ATTACK UPON FEDERAL MEN . . . Citizens Threaten to Mob Prisoners Presently Martin and Pope appea- nanted to buy "happy dust" and Snydecker answered in the af- ternoon to the third floor of 51 W. 133st SL, where the men are alleged to have been killed. Although unarmed he back, but two other men joined his side, and kicked him, Snydecker said, and kicked him, Snydecker said, Moffett, who had followed them into the hall, run up the stairs. At this approach, he and two men came to meet him and was also attacked with knives. it is alleged, receiving deep cuts, to head and neck, and to be shot in the prisoner after dying a shot in the air. A crowd had gathered and for a while it was feared that the prisoner had been shot. Buckley, Clark and Nelson arrived and dispersed the crowd and they proceeded to the W. 153th St. office. According to the police several collectors had been held up and rubbed in that violence. recently. It is believed that Snyder won a collector and lured him into the hall with the intention of robbing him. Snyder worked with no knives found on the prisoners when arrested. Named Director of D. C. School Gardens Washington, D. C., Feb. 4—The board of education at its meeting in Washington, D. C., created the position of director of elementary science and school gardens and promoted the agriculture and biology in the Armstrong Technical high school to fill the newly appointed Mr. Bayford is a graduate from Lincoln and Cornell universities and has taught agriculture and biology in the Armstrong technical high school. WHITE CHURCHMAN TO HATI Rome, Italy, Feb. 4—Pope Plus has appointed Mr. Merc. George Joseph Carruna (older apostolic delegate to the Vatican) to the unico to Haiti. The new interunico was recently deported from Mexico, where he was a delegate. Carruna is an American citizen. CHILD GETS SICK CROSS, FEVERISH IF CONSTIPATED Look at tongue! Then give fruity laxative for stomach, liver, howels "California Fig Syrup" can't harm children and they love it Mother! Your child isn't naturally coated and peeled. So if tome is coated: this is a sure sign the little stomach, liver and bowels need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold breath had, threat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomachache, diarrhoea, remember, a gentle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment Notting equals "California Fig Syrup" for your children's life: give a treat, keep it clean, waste food, sour bile and fermenting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system, and you will be sick. All children love this hurdles, delicous "fruity laxative," and it never fails to effect a good "ideal cleaning." Directions for babies, children and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. 1.4.1.1 Keep it handy in your home. A little given today saves a akl child some time. Give it to a child in need. A druggist for a bottle of "California Fig Syrup," then see that it is made by "The California Fig Syrup Company." Milton Advertiser TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Available in AUCTION—one year, $3.00; alma moebis, $1.75; foreign, $3.00 per book. THE ROBERT S. B. ABOUT PEDLING COMPANY CHICAGO, Ill. Amt. Ave. 14th, 0025 Entered as president latter Feb. 1, 1904, at the office of Chicago, Ill., under act of March 3, 1878. ```markdown ``` Petite, demure and dainty New York miss, now-appearing in the revue at the Seven-Eleven club, 47th St. and Broadway. Miss Speedy, who dances, sings and does just a little bit of everything, casually holds her position as "one of Broadway's baby dolls." "GOOD TASTE" GREATEST RELIGION OF ALL. SAYS DR. H. E. FOSDICK THUGS TRAP COP IN CELLAR; USE RAZOR New York, Feb. 4.—Incketing the head, arms and chest of a Harlem cop until his body was a patchwork of different skin tones, their victim to the sidewalk in front of 13 W. 133d St. early Monday and left him there to die. The thugs were fighting for fire arrest. The police, 24 W. 133d St. and Mack Roy Brown, 25 of 10 E. 133d St. made good their effort, but were later nibbled and held for attempted murder. The police, 24 W. 133d St. and the Wadsworth Ave. station, was picked up by a taxi driver and rushed to the Harlem hospital, where it was said that he might recover. The spot, where, Policardian Ford's body was taken to a dark doorway at 24 W. 133d St. Police detectives who were investigating the attack reported, took up this trail and hanged on the door where the blood stains eniled. No answer came. Cowering with indignation, he was Watson, himself a mass of cuts and bleeding wounds. The detectives battered down the door and broke into the room where Watson was sitting as his best he could his own ruts. Carried to the hospital Watson was immediately identified by the units. Under grilling Watson gave the detectives the name of Brown as his accomplice. The story which the police pleaded together, Ford, who lives at 244 Riverdale Drive, was walking alone on Monday morning, when brown and Watson accosted him. They induced him to enter the basement of the tenement in his money. Ford is said to have picked up something of a rep as a boxer while in Uncle Bob's house. But the raiders were brought into play and the cop was cut repeatedly. Then he was dragged to the street, his body a cross-catch in scalding wounds, and left there to die. Good taste is the greatest reflection of all. Dr. Hurry Emerson Foedick, noted New York diving, flipped the world upside down and hung Sunday. "Let the young people throw overballs all the old codes, let them abash the words right and wrong, let them have words left, let them have to conjure with, and there are beautiful and ugly," declared Dr. Foedick, what is your creed or your denomination, but what do you really like, in the measure of your worth; do you wish to have a life full of world and world that is the question. Christ Changed Eastes "Christ established no code. He never constructed an external plan. He never changed people's taste. The finest thing that a home or church can give to a child, a gift, is a taste of standards, is the inward spirit of fine taste. The youth with good taste is the only generation when external standards are going to pieces. "The youth with good taste will receive the treaties the sex problem can make his life beautiful or ugly. Everybody is talking about the newspapers and the剧院—and it would be a pity if the pulp, which is the only source which can give it a clean interpretation, were in existence. Youth Impatient "Youth is imprinted now with the sex code. They jump fences and cross lots for new experiences. They are not afraid of right and wrong. All right, we'll leave out those words, and I'll tell you that your love life can be the most beautiful thing in your experiential life. You can be the most vile and painful thing. "Would you barter your birthday for a beautiful life for the transient carland of a world conquest, with good taste he will not be unduly influenced by the vulgar plays so prevalent today in our theaters. Once the family code would have protected him, he simply could not go. But now he is not, and according to whether or not your box has disclosure, a high regard 21. H. Miller, Ohio druggist, experimented on himself and discovered the home treatment known as ADDILINE Anyone with COUGHS, BROCHITES or COLDs may use under plain direction. Send name and address to Addiline, 546 Arcade, Columbus, Ohio MOVIE THIEF GETS LONG PRISON TERM New York, Feb. 4—William Springer, 226, 508, 152d St., known as the "morale movie," pleaded guilty to three charges. James M. Barrett in Bronx county court and was sentenced to from seven and a half to fifteen years in Sing Sing, Springer, who was convicted of burglary, because he entered the homes of his victims between the hours of 6 and 10 p. in., confessed to robbing a jewelry store. Springer was arrested Oct. 4 with $1,000 worth of jewelry and clothing taken from the home of Mr. Marsh, a University Ave. member. After ringing the bell to make sure that his victim was out, he said, he forced a window after climbing up to the roof and down it. It is said that theater attendance in the Bronx fell off considerably as the people were afraid to leave their energetic activities. Springer had a peddler licen- In sentencing Springer Judge Barrett, remarked: "You are a mess to society. You are a mess to society. And that's what you're going." STARS MAN New York, Feb. 4.—Claude Wright, 40, 100 W., 139th St., charged with attacking W., 139th St. was arraigned before Maristrate Well in Washington Highlands court and held in $1,000 bail. Facey alleges that following an argument in an elevator which he was in, the officer in the left arm, in the face and in the right hand before fontons of the building at 100 W., 139th St. could be pardoned by a policeman called Policeclem Berick of the W., 139th St. station, who was arrested for harmless hospital, where 10 attaches were taken to close his wounds. for himself as a secreta of the bea- will he be protected from its infiltr "The drama began as the child of the church, but the child has become a prological now and is in a far country feeding with the swine." "I SEARCHED a long time for any rest relief from my bed auto-introduction. Strong purgatives just drew the poisons into my perforation mail Kelt like avoiding people. I'm all secrete now. Just through occasional use of— CASCARETS THE CHICAGO DEFENDER POLICEMEN SEEK 'HOT G VENDERS; QUIZ AGENT MISS MATTIE FLEMIN Through the arrest last Wednesday morning Statum, 23, 3561 South parkway, who was nabbe Alphonse Hagan, McCoy and Rapier of the Stantion while selling a quantity of silk shirts, tles and in the Sunset cabaret, the police believe they have leading to an organized theft ring operating between and Chicago and specializing in stolen goods. POLICEMEN SEEK 'HOT GOODS' VENDERS; QUIZ AGENT OF MISS MATTIE FLEMING Through the arrest last Wednesday morning of George Statum, 23, 3561 South parkway, who was nabbed by Officers Alphonse Hagan, McCoy and Tapier of the Stanton Ave. station while selling a quantity of silk shirts, ties and men's scarfs in the Sunset cabaret, the police believe they have found a trail leading to an organized theft ring operating between New York and Chicago and specializing in stolen goods. Questioned at the station, Statum told the police he was disposing of the merchandise for a woman who said the articles were the property of her husband. The officers began investigations, which led to the arrest of Miss Mattle Fleming, 29 years old, who arrived in Chicago from New York ten days ago, she told the police. DETECTIVES LOGATE COUNTERFEIT RING (Continued from Page 1) of the late President Grover Cleveland. Pascoe was arrested in his restaurant. They found her at the South park in her room was a huge wardrobe trunk which was hauled to the staircase. In her room was a large dresser, Scanlon and Albert Booth. It contained a large quantity of new merchandise, consisting of expensive clothing imported beaded bags, atomizers, mink and fox neck pieces, a package of perfume, a dummy dresses and imported perfume, boxes of toilet soap, a handbag and shoes to match valued at $45, a look shirt, a pair of jeans, a brush, comb, mirror and jewel case, two clocks, a large quantity of silk lingerie, a large model silk scallop dress and a gloves. Unpack Trunk Miss Fleming went while the police spread the contents of her trunk upon anything in her life, that all the trunks contained she legitimately purchased anything in her life, that all the trunks contained she legitimately purchased anything in her life, that all the trunks days ago, but refused to tell why she left him. His name is G. E. Cushin, she said, and he is a taxicab driver, the name, the woman explained that she did not want her husband to find out where she was, the police said. Miss Fleming told the police that she meridianized and had forcefully university and had studied at Howard university. For several years, in New York and had been in the business of buying and selling meridianise legitimately for a concession and never stolen anything in her life while the police walked through the pile of expensive articles and scaffolded them. The police began their checkup on Miss Fleming's story by sending a wire to her husband at the New York address she gave. Throughout Wednesday, she continued their investigations, while holding the woman and man on open charges. They were finally hooked for disorderly conduct and appeared Saturday morning for hearing at the Court. The case was continued. Husband Appears at Station When Miss Fleming learned of Statum's arrest, the police said, she was in a friend in the 36th block on Indiana Ave, then died from her address to 4333 South parkway, where she was arrested. The York authorities, in response to communications from the Chicago police since the woman's arrest, have sent information concerning a number of descriptions and descriptions of the loot taken. But none of the stolen merchandise tallies with the contents of Miss Statum's apartment on Stanton Ave. police said Monday. The wire to her husband remained unanswered, but he appeared at the station on Monday. He told the police that he has been residing in Chicago for several years and refuted his wife's account. York ten days ago, Cashin is a tailor at 4325 Indiana Ave. He said he married Miss Fleming about six months ago and lived with her only a few months. Miss Fleming is well known in New York. She was responsible for the design of the Noble Sissle, who was involved in an alleged theft of $40. She declared that she came to Chicago to enter business as an interior decorator. Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 4.—Joseph Harris, a 16-year-old youth of 3525 Forest Ct., interfered in a quarrel between another and stepfather, Daniel Johnson, 47, and shot Johnson as he attempted to strike his wife, police said. Johnson is in Charity hospital with a serious pulmonary infection in his abdomen. Johnson is being held by police. ing for This Discovery! Cleans Inside, and Pores Free from Any Taint All the trick sanctions in the world can't tempt people who understand the properties of curses. A hundred different drugs will purge the bowels, but a little more curare purifies the system cleaner pores of your skin. Reminders perspiration as insufficient as so much dew? Your grandparents took "salties" and slowly waged away the mucus membrane with the waste! Mineral coatings that your blood must carry off through the poren. But when you are sick, the poren is rid of all the pores by normal muscular action of the bowels. Of taking medicine for constipation—or even auto-inflation. 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They sugared from the plates, giving them $2,000 each and keeping the rest as "hush money for himself. He did not know how to go about it, so called on his friends and the McKay arranged with Blocker to do the printing. When $29,000 worth had been printed, Pascoe had been hundred. He three plates to the two strangers and three departed. Subsequently, the strangers left the plates at the Melton hotel with the proprietor, Mike Vail. Chief deputy United States-marshal accompanied the raiders Thursday with search warrants for Blocker's and McKay's places of business. Blocker explained to the officials that the warrants were of printing the bogus bills. Distributed by Gamblers An agent in charge of secret service operatives here says that for the past several months he has been receiving on an average of six of the four officers turned over to him by banks and persons who accepted them. Numerous persons have been arrested on charges of passing counterfeit money and have been prosecuted, proved they merely have been tools of the rings of the counterfeiters. The notes have been widely circulated and promoters of policy books. Blocker, who is 40 years old, came here from Memphis, Tenn., some years ago as a journeyman printer. He is now a member of G. K. Robinson Printing company, following their dissolution of partnership. Blocker established the Great Western Printing company, the founder of the Informer, a local magazine. Got Small Amount It is understood that Blocker had been promised $1,000 for his work from other members of the counter-terrorism force selected only $25 for his services. The amount was in genuine currency. In continuance of their investigation of the ring, which flooded St. Louis and other Middle Western states, Blocker and his secret service agents, they arrested George Blocker, 22, a brother of William Blocker. 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Keith then admitted, in the presence of his wife, that he taken the papers and burned them. Ollie Ellison of 2229 Center Ave., on the night of the theft Keith had told him he felt he was about to be blackmailed and had, therefore, been arrested. A disorderly conduct charge against both Mr. and Mrs. Keith by Mrs. Shields charged that Mrs. Keith, who was on the party, on Jan. 14, when Mrs. Shields entertained a number of girls from Brown Skin Models, then playing in the girls' women almost came to blows at this party. Brown calls the charges deliberates lies. The domestic tragedy has nearly broken his wife Found Slain in His St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 28—William McDonald, 47, of 414 S. Garrison Ave. was shot in the back and killed last Friday in the back yard at 3208 Lackede Ave. where his estranged wife and a man, but both denied any knowledge of the crime or the presence of the body in the back yard. 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Headed by Race Men The Eighth infantry, Illinois National guard, is the only regiment in the world composed entirely of Race men from the "black" parish man in one in the regiment, and those who endured bereath, if consistent enough, can for himself reach the highest mark of achievement in a regimental training inspection was made Thursday, Jan. 6, at 8:30 p.m. by Maj. Glen, Milton J. Poreman, commanding the 25d division, who is composed by his staff, which is composed entirely of officers who are graduates of the United States infantry school at Fort Benning, Ga., and who are in every detail for complete thoroughness. Nevertheless, General Poreman commented on the wonderful showing made by the regiment in the inspection of Oisir D. Rumane states that he cannot express in words his sincere appreciation for the co-operation given by both the officers and enlisted men in the inspection a co-lossal success. Praise Company D Special mention is made of Company D. Eighth infantry, commanded by Col. Robert H. Hunt, night of the inspection this company displayed such superior ability as machine gunners that their capability was sufficient to spectators who looked on, from the armory balcony. Capt. McDonald is further commanded for having a large number of 64 enlisted men. All other units also made suplendid showings. Wednesday, Jan. 25, Mal. Gen. M. McDonald, commanding division and attached troops, celebrated this 61st birthday. At 6:30 p.m., the Gold room of the Gold room in the Congress hotel in honor of Gen. Foreman, who is retiring from active military service. The officers of the Eighth infantry attended in a body at this event and expressed their gratitude to the officers who spent over 32 years in military service and has found in two wars. TUSKEGE LANDMARK BURNS Tuskegee, Al., Feb. 4.—The home of M. J. H. Ward, Washington was to be the last week. This home was for many years a Tuskegee landmark. 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VOTERS SHOULD PROTEST SENATE DISERANCHISEMENT OF ILLINOIS The Defender publishes this week a remarkable letter sent by the Ida B. Wells club of this city to Senator B. Wells Clinton of the United States senate in refusing to seat Henn. Frank L. Smith, senator delegate from Illinois, on the ground of moral turpitude, letter to our Ivane group who live pay taxes and vote in the states of Indiana, Ohio, New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nebraska, California and other states where our votes count, whose senators voted with southern Democrats to disfranchise Illinois just as they disfranchise our place in the South. We could do little no help ourselves when the vote was taken from our fathers in the South, 40 years ago. We could do little no help with police, political and women's clubs all over the country in states where our votes count. Let every such organization at once to the senators you have helped to elect, presenting against the vote already taken and urging them to reconsider these senators in the same Senator C. S. Duneen, The Senate. Senator D. C. Dear Senator Duneen: The Ida B. Wells Women's club desires through you to register in the Senate. Near you to Frank L. Smith in the senate of the United States congress. As the mother club of our group and speaking expect you to be a member of Illinois and our Race generally, we particularly resent the action of Republican senators who aid in this outrage against a sovereign state. We are in the states in which the citizens to cast their vote is held sacred and thus know what it is to have to meet the legitimate expenses of a political Speaking in the highest interests of the Republican party of Lincoln, the president, the prime minister to call attention to the fact that the Republican party, as now constituted, is responsible for the war in Iraq and for southern Democrats in the Senate with power to deny Illinois the which of the war, a presentation to be seen in a suit entitled on the ground "terrible." since pal turpitude. one knows there has not maries; one knows there is not alone in the South compass 1850. Only Democratic pril and 15 voted—a color and party line 15 voted in defense of the 14th Carolina in amendments, openly Mississippi; states; South, Southland, North and South constitution; and all the other southern one with a shameless disregard of the North; law of the land, where secession a mourn vote is equal to the cities is where political representation in the house of representatives to based on the whole of the given population which is not allowar; who vote has no share population no campaign one needs no money in impulses because there are Where signs. foremost strange Figures was elector Heftin (one of the 600,000) by 154,560 votes, almost your voting strength is Georgin's senator W. P. George was tioned "elected" by 47,566 votes, where voting strength is 707,198, "elected" for George had no ap- plause although senator Pat Harrison was uplosion is a total of 37,523 votes. Where was mississippi voting pop- ulation 43,833. T. Robinson was where senator I. T. Robinson was "elected" to than 25 per cent of population. state of Lemonier Broussard was and he had set year from the populous t vote the doubla from 34,184 votes doubla from no opposition. The ennumerated 404 votes was less than Where Sorin him was less than (a preside's plurality with four opposition against him. He was voted. In 1924 voted. Soong's years and with no nuition is "was" selected by 42,060 voters. But Carolina's voting "selected." Where seven times greater than was "selected" which Mr. Please was though for numerator Park Tranmell six times what is video's voting strength is true of me greater than that. is true of more than that. cast against me of these seven states are the men that if not all the 27 votes half their land; Frank I. Smith. These through selections and disfranchisement of "clean voting population who These are voter ideal are demand of the Republic" and of Frank I. Smith. who block legal Activist and intimidate Yet well伞 party. not one hear Well Known refused to hear as are these facts, thus disfranchise the Republican senate white senators men so clean which was white senators men so clean used and Republican won by seated the southern whom they knew had that ven had a right to vote, to hold pass laws to empower congress laws. Southern Democracy have enough to out a other men on grounds of "moral turpitude." It is with them a logical step from disfranchising a line to disfranchising a state. Of all these ages is that this southern Democratic vote was added by senators who were elected as Republicans. In real elections where they had to compete against several opponents and could not afford to lose, states had so desired. They had to raise money for the legitimate expenses of an honest campaign because in no other way could they reach all of the states all by spending thousands of postage, printing, advertising, speakers, railroad fires, hotel bills, automobile and hall hire, office rent, clerks, stenographers, chauffeeurs, the polls, etc. All of which has been doubled by the primary law. Respected by Many The people of Illinois knew it was ethically wrong for Mr. Smith to accept Mr. Insults aid to meet expenses in what is fast becoming a rich man's game, but they felt it was not right that only rich men should be admitted to Abraham Lincoln. They knew that every time Mr. Smith ran for his office, he was defeated by men who had more money to spend in the legitimate expenses necessary to keep a great state. They knew that no man has worked harder for the success of the Republican party, and that none had a cleaner record or more richly deserved reward at the time. They knew that he believed to betray their interests when he accepted a rich man's aid; they believed this money had not been illegitly or corruptly spent; they admired his honesty before the Reed campaign, and that is why a major donor in November and registered their faith in the honesty, ability and patrolism of Frank L. Smith. But the senate says Mr. Smith shall not be scaucher to which Illinois has elected Governor Smull has appointed him. The Ida R. Wells club believes the Republicans in the senate should stand together and make a limited fight for the right of every state to vote for the Republican representatives. We urge upon the Republican party a new birth of freedom in defense of the principles which brought it into being. We appeal to the Negro race wherever it has a vote that is counted; the vote felt by time to indicate vote felt by sentiment to embody grants and grants and grants. tourists, telecommunications from churches, women's clubs, fraternal organizations and individuals to the senators their votes helped to elect to the senate, protecting against the exclusion of Frank L. Smith there and urging their vote in his behalf. We appeal to the moral and justice loving sentiment of the nation that you ought to encourage Colin's memorial to celebrate his birthday next month, by reciting his Gettysburg speech by word of mouth, but a greater honor has been given to him. He has been highly resolve to dedicate themselves anew to the proposition that "government of the people, for the people, shall not perish, from the earth." Respectfully submitted. Resident IDA E WELLS WOMAN'S CLUB (Mrs.) Emma J. Andrews. President. Maryland J. W. Welts-Barnett. Chairman Cities Committee. Says She Sold Him Bad. Durham, N. C., Feb. 4—Claiming to have been physically paralyzed by drugged whisky he bought at her house, he was sent to the recorder's court Jan. 21, he then principal witness against Minnie Malone, who is charged with retaliating against her husband from Jones, George Howard is a codefendant with Minnie Malone on a charge of retaliating, but is not under indemnity in connection with the alleged theft. HELD FOR MURDER New York, N.Y., Jan. 21, Joseph Williams, 44, of 411 Thalia St., was struck on the head with a hammer last Sunday by William Lloyd, 7117 Fouchie St., Williams died last Sunday and Lloyd was being held in jail on a charge of murder. THAT BABY YOU'VE LONGED FOR Mrs. Burton Advises Women on Motherhood and Companionship "The several years I was盟盟 the blessing of motherhood," writes Mrs. Margaret Burton of Burton, MA. "I have been able to perilous subterfuge and manoholls. Now I am the proud mother of a daughter, and inspiration to my husband. I deserve her love and appreciation to my husband. I know how the secret of my impatience, and I will gaily reveal it to a married woman who is entirely without charge. She has nothing to Mrs. Margaret Burton and Massachusetts, Bake City, Upstate New York. Our partnership will be strictly co-creditable. FREE Beauty Book Just filled with beautiful Beauty Styles, created on the pages of this book. It illustrates various women. It is illustrative and can be made colorful. We are the organization of the NU MANJA HAIR CO. NU MANJA HAIR CO. Bake City, Upstate New York. THE BEAUTY BOOK IS FREE BURTON ADVICES WOMEN ON MOTHERHOOD AND COMPANIONSHIP NUMANJA HAIR CO. Bake City, Upstate New York 423 DULLE ST. NEW YORK THE CHICAGO DEFENDER J. L. HENDERSON DIES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME Deputy Potentate of Mystic Shrine St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 1, F. Pinterman's services for J. C. Henderson, deputy imperial postmate of Sirlings, will be held from Falkirk Airport church, where he died suddenly last Thursday morning following an attack of gastritis. Henderson was 38 years old and lived at 3632 Congen Ave. in Belfast, where he attended the country by Missons of high degree. He has done much for the persecution of his order in Missouri, J. L. Henderson Lodge 116, which has the largest membership of any lodge in the state was organized by Theep EDITOR'S COURTESY CAUSES HIS ARREST EDITOR'S COURTESY CAUSES HIS ARREST The body has been in some at 1516 School St., where strung of citizens who admitted Heinderson's exemplary conduct laid their last tributes of respect. New York, Feb. 4. — That many minions of the law still color record as a ladder of inferiority was a man who could not be ordinary can become offended at the chivalry of a white man to two young race women who refused to pay a taxi bill of 15 cents when their cab was delayed in a traffic jam down- The deceased, a native of Columbia, Mo., was a past executive officer of the University of Missouri, Saturday night at 12 o'clock, Kobles chapter of Eureka Consistory, *Foothill Irish Masons*, will condemn funeral services at the Palafalus church in Columbia, Mo., on Saturday night lodge No. 30, A. F. and A. M. of which Henderson was a past master, will have charge of the Jurisdiction. Inferment at Greenwood Chapel. Miranda Ipps, 27, 304 Lenox Ave. and Nora Hawkins, 25, 504 Lenox Ave. and Henry Jacoby, 18, 1829 and 1830. The couple was arrested by Policeman James Shields of Traffic A after the courteous editor offered to pay the girls' fare of 15 cents. Shields charged the girls with disorderly conduct. All three J. 1. Henderson, Jr., son, and two Henderson, sons, and Henderson, surely the deceased. Trade Journals Laud Defender Innovations Shields told the court that Misses Epps and Hawkins, who were in a hurry, were in the courtroom and he began to write out a trifle violation summons for the driver, Anthony Zeppels, 170 Worth St. The young woman, who was called another one, and Zeppels requested his fare. They refused to reply, Shields said, and the argument of small crowd from crowded streets. From every part of the world comes emphatic approval of "Humans," a new full page of countries in color, "A big thing in journalism," is the keynote of comment from publishers, rechannels, ministers and the public. The Editor and Publisher, the oldest and largest publishers—and adverts—of journalism, is Printer's link, a trade journal of national reputation, each have the following to say concerning the Defender's innovation in the feature When the policeman put the girls in the car, Jacoby stepped forth from the crowd and demanded their release, asking that they be placed under arrest also. In the meantime (trouble at Times Square became tumpy) she shielded the girls' spots of duty. "The Chicago Defender, a weekly published for and by Negroes, appends comics in colors. In addition a full page of new pictures begin with the same issue. The comics are being drawn by Leslie M. Rogers, staff Magistrate Gottlieb, sitting in the night court, highly commended the Hungarian editor for his good citizenship and told him he was honorably discharged. He also supported and substantiated Jacoby's story, saying the "offender would not let the gentleman pay." He also was dismissed. Wright for Senate Rumor Still Stirs the Souther washington, D. C. Pab. i. Alexander amberbrook 65, 120th 138th c. was killed Friday night, Jan. 21. struck by an automobile driven by Susan George. P. Melanon of Connecticut driven by Frank Thomas Passliss. 216th D. G. N. W. at Dupont. 216th P. N. Bystanders told Washington, D.C., E. H. Hersh istration leaders in 2014. 4-Admin- sistration reports from 2014. 5-Friday denied the request to rank L. Smith of illiterate planes. 6-Return to return to Governor Len- shall to senatorial commission in favor of the appointment of Edward L. Wright, a Republican leader in the Windy City. in the cushions with, blood. Brooks was taken to Emergency hospital, automobile, then given bundle K. The patient 2108 X. W. He was pronounced dead by Dr. Frank M. H. 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The Paris Times, one of the syndicates of the American interests, carried the following article in its issue of Jan. 15: PULLMAN RESTRICTION Interstate Commerce Commission Approves Ban on Negroes "Washington, Saturday," The interstate commerce commission yesterday approved the decision of the Pullman company to refuse to sell its ships to members of the Negro race. The French papers, although they received the same dispatch, refused to publish it, thereby showing their disapproval of the attempts of America to unload the ships in the United. The Paris Times is only one of several American papers now being published in Paris with the inimical French to their unjust and unlawful methods of discrimination. Brooklyn Citizens Hear Brooklyn, N. Y. E. Foh, 4—Miss Nannie Burroughs, president of the Nannie Burroughs Training School for Girls at Washington, D. C., spoke on the work of her school for the girls last Thursday at the Concord Baptist Church of Christ, the pastor, Rev. J. B. 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C, Feb. 4—Lynch law and violence were upheld for the state of South Carolina and the governor of North Carolina, the foreman of the grand jury investigating the evidence surrounding the cowardly lynching of Clarence, DeWitt, and the verdict that they did not find sufficient evidence to warrant indictments for the known lynchers who were convicted of our race that October near here. The announcement of the verdict was received by the whites of the state and the men of our race that the men on the jury would uphold the savagery of the South at all costs, regardless of the state that we were to judge that the state clear its name. Governor John G. 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To be sure, the Chinese citizen can stop at the best hotels and cafes and bury his souls, just as we suffer from prescription and he has our sympathy. Motor Company Fined for Passing Off Old Model Washington, D. C., Feb. 4–Dr. T. C. Smith, $28 S. St. N. W., won a verdict Tuesday, can be in the mound. He also won for the company for $250 and court costs, he alleged that in April, 1955, the Peerless Motor company sold him a 552 sedimented concrete block. Dr. Smith was represented by Attorney Charles IL Houston. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER DESERTED BY PARENTS Found at Bellevue hospital, New York city, who will visit Hospital and police officials are alarmed over by their parents. They are thus far unable to find economic conditions, or just a desire to shirk response. Charles Satchel Morris Is Sued by N. Y. Lawyer (Photo on Picture Page) UNIVERSITY FROM THE DESERTED BY PARENTS Two of the many onshore found at Bellevue hospital, New York city, who will not be able to look the world through rose-colored glasses. Hospital and police officials are alarmed over the number of infants which have been deserted this year by their parents. They are thus far unable to find a motive for, this state of affairs. Whether it is due to economic conditions, or just a desire to shirk responsibility. New York, Feb. 4.—Summons and complaint in an action for professional district municipal court of this city by Maxwell Shapiro of 217 Broadway in behalf of James C. Thomas, former assistant United States district judge. The complaint in assistance alleges that Charles Satchell Morris, Jr., a former assistant district judge, died in Tennessee, being charged with the theft of an automobile under the Tennessee statute. Extraordinary and the governor's warrant was issued permitting Morris' removal to Tennessee for trial. He was arrested officer from the state of Tennessee, migrate Oberwasser in the 12th district court held him without bail from Saturday, Dec. 4, until Tuesday, Merris procured the services of Mr. Thomas, who represented him as attorney throughout the court, and the mistaking of the indictment and his discharge from custody. Disbursements were paid out of Mr. Thomas' account. The appeals that Morris has refused to pay for sold services. The defendant is the son of Rev. Clementian Baptist church of this city. He is known as the "boy orator" and has addressed many prominent auditorate attending the graduate school at Columbia university. Clevelanders Lay Plans for Building Hospital Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 4—Definitive plans by Baze. citizens of Cleveland to secure $200,000. for the establishment of the Merry Hospital association at its annual meeting held Wednesday, Jan. 26. at Mt. Zlan. Congregational William B. Green, prominent attorney, was named director general of a campaign soon to begin to secure $200,000 from Iowa citizens and other friends. Dustro among Tacoe citizens for the erection of a hospital is the result of certain conditions - developed in Cleveland in the past few years thereafter in our patients for our patients in the present hospitals in the city, and also the use of these hospitals by our physicians and nurses is restricted. PHYSICIAN KILLED McComb, Miss, Feb. 4-While driving to the hospital with Edward McBride, his patient, Dr. Magher, well known physician of Forrewood Miss, was instantly killed when a train struck the automobile. McBride was severely injured, but is expected to recover. When Prof. James A. Mundy steps upon the platform at Orchestra hall, the concert at Mundy opening, April 11, and skimp the 20 S. 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UNIVERSITY ASKS $899,400 FROM THE OHIO LEGISLATURE UNIVERSITY ASKS $899,400 FROM THE OHIO LEGISLATURE Wilberforce, Ohio, Feb. 4. —The finance committee of the house of representatives of the Ohio legislature supported institutions, visited the combined normal and industrial department at Wilberforce university and the budget prepared by the superintendent, R. C. Bundy, and the budget prepared by the several weeks ago. The budget calls for $89,400 and is for new buildings, improvements of the museum and the extent of the various educational and mechanical departments. It is said that the budget is the smallest budget by any state institution in Ohio. The finance committee consisted of Frank Brown, chairman, Risa county: Pierce, Ohio; H. Hutchison, Fayette county; L. M. Money, Hocking county; Frank Jones, Melts county; Grant T. Grant, county; and J. W. The committee was met by Dr. Joseph L. Johnson, chairman; Hiksphopter Jones, R. K. president; and Shirley Jones, R. K. president of the combined normal and industrial department, and escorted to the chapel, where they were given an opportunity to meet with the school's president, R. M. Hughes, acting as the spokesman, delivered a short address, in which he stated the committee was interested in all schools supported by the school, and that they desired to see the schools rank with institutions of learning in other states, and that the policy of the committee was that as a result, it was possible in making appropriations. ASSAULTED BY UNKNOWN MAN Joe Bloodydon, 46, of Brownsville, was petitioned to enter his garage at 4605 Prairie Ave. he was struck over the head with a stick of one of three men who approached him. Miami, Fl. Jul. WAS Doctors W A. B. W. I used to think of Pluto Water only as a laxative to be used in times of emergency. Following the advice of my doctor, however, I commenced some time ago to take a small quantity each morning in a glass of hot water. 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ROBBERS SLAY AGED MAN ON WAY TO WORK Policeman Finds Body in Vacant Lot St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 4. Alvin Turner, 60 years old, of 5119 Benedict Ave. was clubbed to death near his home while on his way to work early Monday morning, robbery apparently being the motive. A policeman found his body, the pockets of the clothing turned out and torn, in a jacket behind a. warehouse at 5100 Benedict Ave. at 2125 a.m. His daughter, who saw him leave the house at 4 a.m. on his way to work as a fireman at an iron workshop, said he usually came to work when someone said he had no money on him when found. They think he was struck over the head with a club a few feet from his house, but he usually over the head again with a heavy iron belt. His skull was badly crushed. The club and Turner's hat were left to the door and a trail of blood left to the body, heides which lay the 20-inch belt. ```markdown ``` business and on social occasions. 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Miles Laverna Holt, sonoran, and Mrs. Jone Trieve, were the artists who delighted the patrons of Grace Jream, the pianist, was present. Miles Harlson will be hard in rectal here in the The excellent choir of the Congregational church was heard over the radio when he chose and they sang admirably. The Metropolitan Community Center WLS. 2. Wesley dances and his choir were given excellent write-ups in all of their excellent achievements and beautiful renditions over the radio, and of congratulations from all parts of the United States and Canada. Islandard Jones, a well-known will appear in recital at Kimball hall Sunday afternoon. He has studied in New York and will perform in a program. Howard annual will be present in large numbers to support the music steadily rising in the music world. 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During the internment coffee grand foyer, Her guests were Judge and Fry, Port D. George and Miss Mrs. D. Jones, 3524 Giles Ave., was invited to the Jolly Social club last Mrs. Wilkoe was entertained by the museum at the residence of Mrs. Pauline Moore, tards and dancing were the features of a surprise party was given last Thursday evening by Mrs. Amanda Brown, Mrs. Pauline Moore and Mrs. Richard Holmson of 6629 St. Lawrence Ave. Mrs. Wilkoe was Lewis of 224 E. 46th pl. entertained several friends at a lunch- room party on Feb. 4 at 12:30. The business presented each guest with a souvenir on departing, Holmson and John C. Wilson, 414 Calumet Ave. will entertain some two hundred guests at a table on Feb. 4 at the Vincennes hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Florence, 210 E. 46th pl., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Terry and family and Mrs. Jefferson Slim at dinner Tues. Miss Clara Price of 4733 Michigan visited in the East. While away Miss Jiffra visited with relatives in New York. The Beta and Theta Omega chapters of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority visited the Mena Catholic club. It will be the event. This same group are responsible for the program at Grace Liceum for Miss Liddle Jefferson, who left for reports a safe arrival in California. Mrs. Mayme Carroll of 423 F. 44th St. has been convinced that a presence was missed at the monthly meeting of the home church. The ladies of the La Pappa Social and Charity club plan an installation of the new book, *Heritage Lewis*, their sponsor, will conduct the ceremonies. Who has so very efficiently guided the derring of the auxiliary group of workers for the ill-health children, is reclaiming her duties as chairman this year. Mrs. Abbott proved a success, and her re-creation with her re-creation is with heart. Mrs. Paule Mahone of 5525 Wabash Ave. continues indoors. Her illness is regretted by her many friends and it is on her to help her well on the war to health again. Attorney and Mrs. Herman I. Moore, 431 L. 44th, entertained a night club at 441 W. 44th, last. These present were Attorney and Mrs. Caldwell Walkins, guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Udell Turpin, Dr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Payne, Attorney and Mrs. Richard Hill, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and Mrs. Kilner and Mrs. Joseph Ribb. Mrs. Moore provided a delightful hostess and apartment was very nicely decorated. Mrs. H. Refinall Smith. 5272 St. Mary's bridge group this week. Only club members were present. These ladies Mrs. Smith provided a delightful kennel and used some of the linen and china Mrs. Smith provided a lovely dress, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones. 4958 Washington Park Court, were hosts at day, day, day, day, day, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hamilton, with whom the Joneses made their dinner, Mrs. and Mrs. Shaw, a young married couple who live with the Joneses, and Mrs. and Mrs. Shaw, a young married couple who live with the Joneses, and Mrs. Jones is foreman at the post office and Mrs. Jones is an efficient interior decorator known and move in the best social circles and are members of the fashion industry. Mrs. John Perkins of 6452 Eberhardt entertained her husband club on a very beautifully decorated for the occasion. Several guests, exclusive of Mrs. Isaac Wilson of Wimpee, were: Mrs. Isaac Wilson of Wimpee, Canada; Mrs. W. G. Holt, Mrs. Jebb, Canada; Mrs. Jebb, Emma Anderson, and Mrs. Alfred Hamilton, Mrs. Wilson won first prize Conway, Sanford mehew of Mrs. Baird, very lt at the hospital. He underwent an operation to correct a fractured leg. He recently married and he and his lovely niece, Mrs. Sanford, a high school teacher, newlyweds. His mother, Mrs. Ida Muse of Jacksonville, ill, is here to meet She is accompanied by Mrs. Lynch Conway of Peoria, an aunt of the pa- nathy's. It is hoped that Conway will soon recover. Dr. Carl Hobert is at the Home club on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Extra Silverson, who were present. At a business session im- mediately following the luncheon, Mrs. Edward Morris, as president; Mrs. William Carroll, as a secretary; Mrs. Charles Washington, as scorekeeper, were retrained for en- guing the Hiley, an absent member who is to reside in Brooklyn indefinitely. Mrs. Merleigh of Pittsburgh is the guest of Mrs. Rufus Sampson of Cal- lifornia, on Wednesday afternoon to see the "Shanghai Gesture" and guest of Mrs. Jerroh Johnson of 406 Forest-Friday, Jan. 25. Mrs. Edward G. Bichey and Caldwell Wattles are William Bell was the guest of honor at a party Saturday evening in honor throughout the merry making to congratulate him. ASPIRIN GARGLE FOR A SORE THROAT Also Assures Prompt, Harmless Relief in Tonsillitis Prepare an effective gargle by dissolving two "Bayer" Tables of Aspirin in four tablespoons of water. Gargle (throat thoroughly. Be aware that the genuine Bayer Aspirin, marked Bayer Cross, which can be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for few cents. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER FISK U IS TO ADD GRADUATE WORK Important Changes Are Planned by Heads of University Important Changes Are Planned by Heads of University Nashville, Tennessee, Feb. 4.—That, beginning next year, the tuition of Fisk quarter and that the high school department will be suspended are two facts said from the president's office. Fisk university, in announcing the change in salid, "Our students must more and more be a larger share of the expenses are doing in other large schools," the increase in tuition the students of Fisk will be paying less than in some other schools. Fisk must hereafter run on a strictly budget basis, the president said, and in addition to other sources of present expenses, Fisk must procure $10,000 annually from the students from the reports received by various parts of the country, persons educated in the kind of education they will receive than in the cost of that education, and best schools in the North and East. The announcement was made simulation that within one or two years' graduate work leading to the master's degree partitions. It is expected, in addition to other courses, that the work in education, practice, and music will be especially emphasized in this reorganization plan. The faculty will be strengthened the faculty to this end. It is also understood that the high will be discentralized after this year in order to give opportunity for concentration for which has already exceeded the 500 mark for the first two quarters of the year, and cent greater than the college enroll for the entire four quarters of the second year. The student work courses from the deans office that certain subfellowships will be offered in the student's high school preparation. While the high school is being offered, faculty facilities for demonstration and practice teaching as part of the extension training. 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Mullowney, president of McHenry Medical college, McHenry, Missouri, July 15, in the interest of McHenry's financial needs, the Bishop Baptist church, 45th St. and Vincennes Ave., at the Sunday morning service of one of the churches in Gary, ind., and Bapst church on the West side, of which Rev. E. Drone is pastor, of the McHenry Alumnial association, of which Dr. S. W. Smith is Dr. Crawford Resigns We, the undersigned deserts and snowy mountains, 5810 Latestate Ave, deeply respect that Dr. I. W. Gravard found it necessary within 14 months he built a church valued at $3,500; took in many members, with the New Dews Grower, Rustle church and made Rev. A. H. Reed paid with the amount of the due him, $1,500. He was promptly paid. We commend him as pastors—J. W. Mills, M. C. Grumio, W. J. Debery, F. J. Terry, James Baker, Kemp McUllers—Will Baker, Kemp McUllers—. CELEBRATES 100TH ANNIVERSARY HISTORY OF J. W. Feb. 1, A-Providing Elder J. W. 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JAMES Dallas, Tox.-Mamie Smith and company of 23 people, under the personal direction of Hert Goldberg, assisted by Sum Kuhn, brought to Dallas, not one of the best, but the best musical comedy attraction that has ever played a Jaco theater in this section. John Mason, a Dallas Cactus, assisted by Chie Walker, Frances Smith, Hilda and Pete, and Ethel Williams are the costars, and last, but not least, the original Mamie as the moon at each performance. Miss Smith was compelled to take two encourses and numerous bowls. Her cowns were not gorgeous; her hair was not beautiful; and blues offering from the general run of blues singers. She has a very run of melodies and pleasing voice and she perhaps has the ability to play. If Dallas would get attractions of this caller twice a month it could remain dark the remainder of the week, regardless of the weather, and all concerned would read a harvest. The public would be more than glad to attend. The caller would support the Race vaudeville houses. A midnight, ramble was given Friday night to capacity busiest stations, premium—every seat was taken and many were standing long before the curtain. Enjoy company broadcast through station KRLD of this city on Thursday night, and from the many responses received for blues singing until now. Smith would be singing. Mr. Kuhn and Mr. Goldibre are loud in their praises for the system they have built, and they say that they have never been quiet, pleasant engagement during their 22 weeks out in Dallas. When you have something to sell that has quick turnover, you should regret that this attraction could not play a second week. Miss Smith purchased, in addition to the $10,000 onsite warehouse, $1,000 worth of gowns in Dallas. "Amos White and Leonard Smith are the only two gowns carried with the company. They play, respectfully, cornet and plana." Dude Kelly and wife are temporarily residing in the city. Darlen and Ray, we hold a package for you. Kindly send forwarding address. Jan 21, finds Billie Young and Nona Marshall, Wiley and Wiley, Craaters and Claverns, and Bo Kelia at the Ella B. Moore theater, and Lemon and his Dashing Dinah company of 25 people an dorchestn will be the attraction. of Feb. 7 is open at this writing. DARKTOWN FROLICS Little Sherman H. Dudley is plotting his father's show over the city of New York, where he can capable 'manager' says the elder Dud. In the show two 23 people, including his son, Young Dud was recently married to Mary Clemons, who is on the show with him before him. Natalie at 1233 Seventh St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Butterbeans and Susie STAR WITH Jimmie Cooper AND HIS Black and White Revie STAR & GARTER THEATER, CHICAGO One week, beginning Feb. 6 The premier entertainers of the Raco record exclusively for OKEH records. Here are their latest—hear them! 8432—Tot Yau Byees Chestin' 8399—Kapa. Don't Hold Back on Me Sweet Papa, Butterbeans and Sweet 8392—Da, Da Blues My Daddy Got the Moe, But I Got the Sake 8323 Love Me and the World Is Mine Will You be on the Wall Is Your? Dragon Bit Tum in the Back 8319 Mama Stayed Out the Whole Night and Tell Is What You Need to Have, My Friend (It's What Your Holding Now) Ten-inch Records, 75 Cents OKeh Race Records OKeh Phonograph Corporation 25 West 45th Street New York City THE MUSICAL BUNCH BY DAVE PRYTON The Birth of Jazz $1,000,000 Castle Farm, a magnificent house farm. This bunch is playing opposite to Max Fischer's orchestra, a well known white organization, and from all reports are held responsible for preparing themselves for public service. Good luck to Alex Jackson and his bunch. Look, Bunch Denzil K. Perdue wants some musicians. Those playing cornet, sax, trombone and drums, write piano and Oka if you are loading, try out of town. Keep busy. Money can be made elsewhere than in a big city. Nathan Stirman Dias Nathan Stirman, brother of Elim Stirman, assistant musical director of the human act company. He buried last week in Kansas City. He was a musician and a member of Local 627, Kansas City. Elim Stirman has just returned to Chicago from the funeral. Rudy Jackson Home Rudy Jackson, well known player of the Chicago band, will stay awhile. He is to join the wind section of King Joel Oliver's Plantation orchestra. The gang in his heart will heartily well-pretended music. Harold McQueen, trap drummer, was forced to leave his job in Florence, Georgia, in June in Thimnastville, Ga., where mail will reach him at 1010 N. Broad Rt. The writer wishes Harold a speedy recovery. Called Home Abe White, a member of Moore's concert band of Winnifreel, Canada, was called home to the bedside of his wife, Kate. He arrived in the race track city this week. Mr. White is a member of local 587, Milwaukee. Wm. Mall will reach him in Breckenridge, Colorado, Lovilleville, Ky. William Davenport Kearney is the efficient musical directress for the Miller and Slayer "Dixie Brevellers" show, now playing at the Lyrical theater he can capable, having had ample experience with many well known musical comedy shows. She radiates kind regards to the Musical Bunch. Locals Howard Banta, a member of Clarence Hall's orchestra of Detroit, Mich., was a visitor in Chicago last week, and said he was impressed with the music situation here, returned to Detroit last January. Jimmy Bell, with his long hair, has created himself a new name. The man says he was named by Paul Ash, who have named him the "Little Ethiopian Paul Whiteman." Jimmy is the assistant director of Dave Café De Paris orchestra, Chicago. Carroll Dickerson and his new orchestra are playing three nights in the White City ballroom, Chicago. Detroit Shannon, recently 'musical director of the "Shufflin Sam" show, musicians and musicians union. Local 208, Chicago. Charles Elgar and his orchestra will close their engagement at Atrium Ballroom, Chicago. thextv.com Dave Peterson's orchestra with Ethiel Waters, soloist, will give several concerts this month in Orchestra hall. Edward Baller, former pianist at the States theater, Chicago, is back the Vindy, and the orchestra. He is at the Grand theater this week, musical director of the "Kentucky Sun" show. Chicago is fast growing. The Metropolitan area offers more steady employment for musicians than any other city in the country. There is more orchestra than any other orchestra on long time contracts as here. New York used to lead during the days when the Cliff club was active, but now it is no longer an activity of that organization died. Now that we have the situation well in hand here, let us permeate the music with our passion. That is in us we will hold down the jobs, but if we are lacking we can expect to be replaced. In white dresses we are careful in their conduct. Show the people and let them know that we are gentlemen. They like your music. Show that along with your ability to deliver you are gentlemen. Helen Justa, daughter of Duke Johnson, well known veteran performer, is now located in her home, where she will walk there with her Kelth net. Helen Justa and Boys. The Pacific coast refuses to let her leave. She is working a long contract at the Metropolitan Opera and the western newspapers are loud in her praises for this little dance artist. She heads her own revue of 20 performers that will reach her at 1121 E. Washington St. Los Angeles, Colli. Doc Blair, with the famous Al G. Fields minstrels, sands in the route well with himself and members of the show. Shoott: Winchester, Va. Feb. 5; Cumberland Md. Feb. 7, B. Feb. 6; Laster, Feb. 9; Laster, Feb. 10, 11, 12. Snow Fisher, well known to the gang, in seriously ill in the county, was there last week and at this writing his condition is said to be serious. He said he was the solo dancer in Florence Mills show, "From Dixia to Broadway." Where to Buy OKeh Race Records Thousands and thousands of music lovers have heard different stories about the origin of jazz music. Many remember on their Ideas about it, and all claim their stories are authoritative. Some men have claimed that jazz and its beginning 1.000 years ago, maybe we did, and am going to give my readers my idea about the birth of jazz music after careful study of the situation. As used, the word man has taken its form for on their ideas about it, and all of them are authoritative. Some have claimed that jazz that I heard last year 1,000 years ago. Maybe so, but I am going to give you a brief idea about the birth of jazz music, as I see it today of the situation. As usual, the way most haunted me for the birth of jazz and its development. He has never considered the music, but the way he has selflessly taken the credit for everything in music. Nevertheless, that doesn't make it true. He has never been having imagination in Africa is more imagination. It is very true the natives created rythm by incassantly beating a component of melody and harmonic phrases were absent; it was just rythmic noise, with a life or mere reverence along with the drum beats. The jazz music that the world is crazy about today had its birth in America and its originators were Race musicians. He born some 40 years ago and from this creation jazz music of today has had its evolution. Que Composers Scott Jolinis was the greatest rattime composer of his time. His piano Leaf is a master technique in creative musical notation that soot the entire musical world again. In his euphonic sounds the technique and intricate syncopation of his piano Leaf make popular syncopation as a key in teaching students. His compositions were musically correct; he was a musician an arsenal of great instruments. He knew how to do with the pen; his stroke meant something. To Scott Jolinis rightly belongs the credit for the birth of jazz. He was called rattime, nothing was known as "jazz." The white man, with his alterness to commercialize anything, renamed it "jazz" and to put paramount in most every country. Will Marion Cook comes along now with his "Cloriday," which set America's other idea of synception, "Whole Dat Sicken Chicken in 'Dis Crowd' was a novel creative treatment in Johann with their "Red Moon" scores giving to the world 'Fir Red Shawl' "On the Road to Monterey," national hits W, C. Hand, Joe Jordon, Tim Bryim, Cecil Cackl, Ernest Hokan, Sam Lucas, Chris Smith, all of the contributions of synception in its evolution to jazz. Gradually coming down the line we see Europe, James Scott, C. Lackierk Roberts, Maceo Pinkard, Clarence Williams, Eddie Hayward, Irwin Bohn, numerous to mention, who have kept as the world's greatest jazz writers. The musical score of "Shuffle Along" started the world. Simile the book and the music, made fortunes along with the music of the tunes. "I'm Just Wild About Harper" the "Gypsy Blues" were wonderful contributions to the jazz music world. Instrumentalists I want to impress upon the reader's mind that to our own group belongs the most likely claim it is: it is indisputable. And we are also responsible for a great share of its development. How many times I see an orchestra coming where the Race orchestra were playing, trying to catch on, learn something, get the tricks, and our group is to them. Today the white brother has it, because we gave it to him, and he in heating us commercializing stuff in the future. There are bound to be new creations from our group in music, because we are naturally musical. Alex Jackson's Bunch Alex Jackson's orchestra is playing in Cinematic, Ohio, at the new Polangina Music Shop 917 Bloor Street Walker Thomas Furniture Co. 1013 Seventh St. N. W. Washington D.C. G. C. George W. Thomas Music Co. 9 Look. Bunch Nathan Stirman Disa Rudy Jackson Home Musician Sick Called Home Lilling Davenport Kearney Locals HELENA IUSTA IN WEST AL G. FIELDS MINSTRELS SNOW FISHER ILL and STAGE D Washington, D. C.-Just a few flashes of the shows and show folks, he was playing to big business at the Howard. Miss Geraldine Saunders and Galle DeGaston hit each time they appeared—the shared honor—Jesse Shipp, the grand old master of stage managers and one time producer of the famous Williams and DeGaston, who when Joe Byrd butted in without knocking on the door, breaking by the manager in the main office and office office, so I sent for Billy Higgins come and get Joe, which he did—not. But I am sure you can guess that Billy Higgins through with (white) no, not Billy Higgins and Joe Byrd also Jesse Samba were here with Lucky Samba, we were talking over the plush memoirs of our group on the Columbia wheel, but of course, we were only discussing things. Mr. Higgins and Jesse Mun Young A. Watts is also with the show. It really looked like old times to see so many old-timers to that everybody went (sober). back to my private car for Billy Hughes to die in the same way. Sure you can guess what before I got them—(white) no, not too big. I go with Lucky Samba, at a few pleasant man on the future promenade on the Columbia river, very nearby. Mr. Hurlig and to the deciding. Wattie is also with the many old-timers to and at that every (noober). Stage manager for Mr. Hurlig on a few new long them was Miss Miss did not see the show. 8. T. Whitney every pleasure cope with the four intent of attracting joy therefrom. They are eneavoring to deliver the message from the Bible. They have unmasked Santa Claus, poloned the cloak and closed up the chimneys. They are now engaged in disclosing mythical glamour that has enveloped the great curse of grabbing a H book they booked Sute little old men and women and a crowded gether, and showing their polish, policy at the Lil day, folks, Brothers and aunts lying about a vocal foe and geto Taskitham Four. Taskitham Four, recall the hyes surely care, there are three. CUBAN MAYOR ENTERTAINS THE RENOWN COMPANY San Lois, Cuba—William Benbow and his "Get Happy" company were the owners of San Lois, Cuba, who is full-fledged Race gentleman. In a letter to the Scribe Mr. Benbow states that the thing that counts there is ability. The entire company is in the pink of health and radiance regards to the folks back there will find them at San Diego, Cuba. **DARKTOWN FROLICS** S. H. Dudley, "Darktown Funie," piloted by S. H. Jr. is getting the business on every stand. He shows off his skills in show and the performers are the best. In the line-up are the following: John La Jolla, Jenkins, a straight man; Joe Hubert, dancing led; Gladys Mickey, prima donna; Bue Parker, soubert, and in the end, Couton, Ann Jenkins, Helen Denn, Arnell Smith, Little Albert, Mario Young, Bessie Dudley and Carine GULEPORT AND BROWN This well known team, Golfport and Brown, is with the Jimmy Cooper team, with the big one in columbia wheel the son. They play Chicago in a few weeks with the show at the Star and Garter theater. Mall will reach the big premiere at the theater. Cincinnati, Ohio, in care of Jimmy Cooper's revue. ISAIAH WILLIAMS SICK Chattanooga. Tennessee — Isaiah Williams, a member of Bosey, was taken suddenly on Monday night, Jan. 24, just before curtailment. His case was being all in its power for his comfort. The show moves to Louisville Ky. week of the 31st, and the week will find them in Chicago, Ohio. Louis Azoraky, the well-known show manager and advance man, rejoices, piles, announces that he is at liberty. The mail man can page Louis at 1601 Austin St. Pittsburgh, Pa. JOINS HUSBAND Dorothy Reyg Jackson is in Louisville, Ky, and has joined her husband's troupe, the Harrison Jackson Players. Mail to 1316 W. Chestnut Jack and Helen Wiggins are going big on the oftay time and radio that she is on something. Week of the 31st will find them in Hochester, N. Y. MAIL RADIO DUD'S DOPE DARKTOWN EROLLS AT LIBERTY JOINS HUSBAND WIGGINS HITTING OBSERVATIONS By SALEM TUTT WHITNEY I never fret to see it rain; The sun seems brighter after the shower; As life seems awetter for misery's hour; There must be rain and pain. dramatistic now of William Fox on the flicker wall. *Lincoln Theater* Grabbed a Keith sensation when they cut little old folks no larger than dolls, although they're "frowned" men and women. Singer's Midgets and women, Lincoln patrons and together, and Lincoln patrons are showing their appreciation of the town at the Lincoln. Only two more days, folks, to lamp the living dolls. Brothers and sisters, you know that other vocal flights impart. So go back to Tanklin Four, the jazz crowns who were a lot with Riffle Waters. Now, everybody rock! How! How! Those guys surely can't resist them now. Also, there are several late surprises managerial sleeve. Yes, air. I'll say he's flying high when he shows "The Eagle of the Sea," that stipulated Florence Vidor and dashing Ricardo Cortez. You KNOW it's a downtown Has taken its place among the collection of lace poetry in the Shomers library in New York, thereby ending New Yorkers to read the volume at will. This is indeed a signal honour, and it is a charm of the Shumers room, for having had the first efforts accepted. Every copy of Mellow hints when ordered by personal autograph. Please address your orders to your respectfully, at 668 St. Nicholas Ave., 61, New York, 10016. Videos invaluable spiritual service. The price is just two dollars. Kansas City, Mo.-Dear Dave, Just want you to know some of the dolls among the professionals in Kansas City. Wendy Powells were in Kansas City last week at the Main St. theater and on Friday they gave a midnight show at the theater is exclusively white) at the Streets hotel in the blue room. My partner and I were there and it was indeed one of the best written theatrical This week the theater the Taylor Trille, B. Kelly and Nonna (sister team). B. Kelly and Wiley and Wiley and a wonder- maker makes this week's show a good one. Davenport and Smith left and are now in Birmingham, Ala. Henderson and Courney are working in out and out Sun. Also Kid Enery, the flash. Shaffer and Shaffer will leave to open an engagement with Oklahoma, Oklahoma. At this writing my partner and I are at the Oklahoma theater for Ackerman and Harris Booking association, with a later to follow. Madame Brennan is successfully pleasing the patrons of the Performer's Rest, a new canebar of Elmore Beans and Chan Russell, entertaining every night. Also wish to report the death of Nathaniel Sternan, the player formerly at Elmore Beans and Chan Russell and the Elmore band. Mr. Sternan died Jan. 4 and was buried Jan. 1. The cause of his death has not been disclosed. I do not able to attend his funeral as I was very busy on duty. But as I sat in my dressing room the following lines came to my mind and as it happened I thought I would write it thus: Harry Flickler, the Lone Wolf, and the man without a fiddle, was a caller at the Scribe's office and was known for his neatness. Harry has a right to be with the large bundle of signed contracts he has chucked in his overcoat pocket. He tells of a most enjoyable experience. Neb, the guest of Jack Broomfield, son and daughter-in-law. He was entertained in their beautiful mansion with a delightful New Year's gift. He is confident that he will be long remembered. Bamboo McCarrer, the well-known performer, is in Chicago where he just recently finished an engagement at the Plantation cafe. He was a friend and would be glad to hear from his many friends at 4956 Indiana Ave. Tomorrow Always there are gloom dispensers, happiness assassinators, annooping about, poking their ferret noses into every pleasure gone with the final intent of extracting the joy therefrom. They are using leavening to delete Christ from the Bible. They are using masked Santa Claus, poisoned in reindeer ears and blood in the chimney. They are now engaged in disapetition, mythical glamour that has enveloped the lives of our FREES. 6. T. Whitney 6. T. Whitney The world is started at the metamorphosis of China. Why China is the largest, most thickly populated countries in the world, has been deader than a new century. The Chinese prayed to their ancestors,警 by their ancestors and lived by their ancestors, and in China were hobbled and the smalls had to wear bells to warn the Chimmen from their path and keep down the trees. It has no longer be a useless fossil of a defunct ancestor. Tomorrow is as much entitled to a place in our mental calendars as Xue Tong will no longer be a useless fossil of a defunct ancestor. We don't want them to come. Let them stay over in our mental calendars, inviting us to hasten forward and drink from their perennial springs of Hope, stimulating our senses of future accomplishment. Why Today is but the workshop of Tomorrow. If there were no Tomorrow, we would be working Today? But, you say, Tomorrow is but a fragment of the imagination. And I ask, who can say, Tomorrow is but a fragment of the imagination? Who, but God? Time! What is Time? God takes no record of Yeardays, Today, but much process of reckoning in his scheme of Eternity. Our finite minds are incapable of comprehending, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years with which to measure our actions. A necessity of the imagination as Yearday or Tomorrow. Because we make a sum of 24 hours and call it a day, that makes it a fact only in our imagination. Lafayette Theater Has outdone its policy of "Always a 12 Show for the Price of a Good Movie," by booking a too bad rave tour of the movie, big-timers on the Gay White way were tickled to shell out five leaves of Uncle Sam's spinnish just to grace the Lafayette stage this week. Now, there's Miss Ruth Walker, widely touted to the world's most famous actress, Jean Star is another comedy miss who will make your heart miss a beat. Miss Filda Wobb knocks the old comedy star to the very end to every point of the company, for this sweet child produced and staged this spectacular all-star cast revue. Other eye souls are there, too, with Tom-Mix prances pretty a-trotting, Tony, the wonder-horses in a Lincoln Theater Mellow Musings LINGOLN PERRY'S LETTER 165. prosecution When death occurs, snatch a grenade from our side. Don't it make you think about the day that you and I must die? Whether a musician or performer, young or old in age. We'll some day leave [never to] — or for some orchestra pit or stage. So while fighting hard for fame (as it's fortune we all crave), Let us nourish the clear conscience and our grave. And in our line of entertainment do it well and do it hard. But omit the many no account things that we fear our God; Because it is no harm to entertain in an artistic way. But art and talent is mistaken by so as Salem Tull Whitney said about resolutions for the New Year— Let's be professional and artistic and tell on the square. —Professor Lincoln, Lincoln Perry, 104 E. 18th St. Kansas City. HARRY FIDDLER IN Harry plays Muncie, Ind., the last half of the week of the 24th, then hurries back to play the Academy in Chicago for three days; then on in Canada, shooting into New York to spend a week with Mes. Fiddler. BAMBOO IN CHL LILLY YEUN One of the most graceful of dancers is Lily Yeun, with ivin Milleer's attraction Miss Yeun is an indispensable asset. This week the work being the Royal theater, Ballimore, Mr. JONH T. GIBSON in DENIAL. John T. Gibson, the well known show man, denies that he is interested in any new theatrical venture in the show business. Mr. Gibson is the proprietor of the Dunhar and Standard theaters in Philadelphia. THE KOPPIN THEATER By H. D. GARNETT Detroit—Resaio Smith. "Empress of Blues," presents her Harlem Froelie field music recital with Schubert's musical trio six pieces with plenty of musical and comedy numbers, with the fastest and snappiest chorus seen over here in many of her performances, and she carries a special drop that is beautiful. This show drew the biggest Monday matinee in several years, and many of the many standing in the rear. The comedy is well taken care of Scott and Smith, who keep the crowd in good mood throughout the event, and what it takes to make a good show, was shown. Featuring Dinah Scott and Glarence Smith, comics. Peg and Peg. Troublesome. Peg and Peg. The "Empress of Blues" herself. The chorus consists of Maud Smith, Lillian Simpson, Guslea Erine Brown, Lillian Moore, and Helen Hicks. The show opens with the entire company, "So Different from the Rest." "If You Call them Baby Doll," by Scott and Them Scott, and Helen Scott, was laughable one. "Clap Your Hands," by Mysa Brown and girls, guilded many hands. "Coralical one," a "Few Minutes With Mr. Smith in S. and T." was a lot Drill by girls with their nike, neat Mysa Brown and girls, dance, dance, dance over well Igege and Taylor in S. T. and D. hit the high spots with Mysa Brown and girls, dance, dance, dance, doubt, the heat stainer seen them Charlson dance by Miss Brown, girl and Peg, who the same featured number. Scott and Scott make up a good team in S. T. and D. put and take encores on all number. They close with the queen of them all, in several select blues, goes over with a bang, having to take encores on all number. They close with entire company in grand ensemble, and leave the audience well pleased after seeing one of 45 minutes of real entertainment. SUSIE BREAKS DOWN Suite of the team of Buttertails and Susie, now travelling with Jimmy Conner's revue over the Columbia wheel, suffered a nervous breakdown last week while playing Cinema Center, better and hopes to be hitting on all six when the show opens in Chicago of Feb. 6. GULFPORT AND BROWN Gulffner and Brown, well-known bk-time team, are with the Jimmy Cooper revue and want the Scribbo to enter the entire Chicago Stroll week will hit Chicago Stroll week of Feb. 6. The show will play at the Star and Garter theater. SHOW TO PLAY K. C., MO. The Duke Mills Minstrel show will audition the theater, Kannan's City, Mo. Joe Clennons radios the news to his friends and shoots his re- fits to the hatch. DOROTHv. WRITE Hazel Eccles, who is with the Mitchell and Rector "Bubbling Over" attorney Lawson, Write to 1425 Pennsylvania Ave. Baltimore, Md. "There'll town tonight" a this record loose. But been wrapped in asbe vocalizin' in this one. W you carry it home, o and sultry. 14182-D My Special Friend Jersey Walk Colum NEW PROCESS RECORD THE ELECTRIC RECORDS WITH COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMM 1819 Broadway New York City "MYSPECIAL FRIEND IS BACK IN TOWN" Sung by Ethel Waters town tonight all right, when you turn this record loose. 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Where failure, sorrow and distress When daubles serve fitness. And gods of Faith and Hope compile To mold the world to our desire. When hardships grieve and friend- ness fills Be not depressed by daily gloom, but quickly seek tomorrow's hoon. Why Heaven itself, if we but knew, Is Crown tomorrow, if we accepted from View. NEW YORK NOTES NEW YORK NOTES BY BILLY JONES BY BILLY E. JONES Billy E. Jones, the popular tenor, will sing all the latest song hits. "Let Me Lay Me Down in Carolina" is his big "wow" in New York. Jack Hoshenkoff met the show "Dreamland," the Orlando and was impressed with the manners of the performers comprising this group. and Mrs. Louis Whistler of Orange, N. J., relatives of Billy E. Jones, will visit Virginia soon to see relatives. Bradford's song hit "Black Button" is going big in the East, being featured by many big time vanille nets. His company is at the Empire theater. New York; the "4-11-44" company is at the Colonial theater, Upton, N. X. Y. the "Lucky" company is at the Cleveland theater, Cleveland, Ohio. All are going over great. The piano piece at the Lincoln theater, Wash. St. New York, recognized as the Jesse Crawford of his race, has recently been performed by Bruniewick and Victor Crawford. He is said to have no equals as a blue jazzist on the pine organ and records his own music, especially the "puffin" music. Tabor and Green are at the O'Premium theater, Seattle, Wash. The stage theater, Kansas City, Mo. Arron and Kelly are at the Pantages theater, Long Beach, Calif. The Metropolitan theater, Brooklyn, N. Y. SUSIE SUTTOR Susie Sutton, the Race's greatest character artist, wants the gang to know that she is way down South. She will be at the Liberty theater, week of Feb. 7, 31 theater, Atlanta, Ga. Send Your Words and Music TO THE JESSE J. JOHNSON PUBLISHING CO. 2226 Market Street St. Louis, Mo. WE BUY AND PUBLISH. 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Even though we have seen nothing last 11 days, business has exceptional accessibility. # At this writing the ther- ing on you old town hall reg- istered on you old town hall reg- istered on you old town hall But for all that the natives beenning can not. All dotted up in the town, they turn up in the towns, filling places of amusement to capacity. And when they visit the town, they are given a warmer climate. The Georgias' first stop in Vermont was Rutland. Here I found a Chicago Defender on a brief description between myself and a white news dealer. The dealer said on always got a Defender because he found it gave out facts on many subjects, and reasons forgot to put in their publications. In Rutland the Georgias played to capacity. It is needless to say that the Defender is unknown in these parts. Now and then a southern skunk gets in a town and tries to put over the evilness of his people against our people, so finds it is labor lost on his part. Burlington, VT., was the third stop of the Georgias, in which we played two days. Burlington is the largest of the Georgias, in Shamplain. Although the lake is frown over now, the sight of is leaves something in your mind which says "Come back in the good old sum- mers," and families here. During our stay the thermometer stayed "way below zero. The weather man says fair and warmer at this writing. Our private knob, knows just what to dish up for the boys in cold weather, while Mr. Campbell, wife of the owner and manager of the Georgias, sees it to daylight, brings sunshine, which needless to say, always tells us with pleasure. And in the cool of the evening many of us appreciate the nighttime, because is brings moon- Herman Higgs is still receiving presents, though he has no birthday. Harrison Blackburn, the man with moustache, has given a letter to Arkansas signed L. B. H. More letters, more smile! Keep up the good work, and be in New York city. Who can jy it when he gets a big box filled with baked chips, fruit cake and pies "since in one month." All the boys behind it. Smith, the Georgia musical director, received a letter from his little daughter in Omaha. She could not spell what she wanted daddy to say. Now Jeff is trying to buy a battle shirt. Klimer Jackson slipped on the snow on the denp platform and fell and hurt his head. He was taken to the hospital. The railroad company said they were in fault and settled with Mr. Jackson by giving him a check with a figure two months behind him. Improved in health. Arthur Jarrett is still the money lender on the show. Ed L. Anderson has daily dreams of Mexicans. He has a smile, no, he has a letter from wife with him. This route will catch the Georgians: Mass. S. 11th; Mass. S. 16th; Haverhill, Mass. S. 18th; Dover, N. 11th and 12th. Mass. S. 19th; health about—health and his family. JUST MARRIED Jimmie Howard and Lola Mae Shaveport, LA, where the unofficial Shaveport, LA, where the unofficial man will find them at 1544 Harriet St and 1544 Harriet St. a good luck on the age of matrimony. KENTUCKY SUE Chappell and Stinette's big show, Grand theater, Chicago, week of the 11st. It is a real clean musical show that is a credit on any album. GEORGIA MINSTREL ROUTE Jan. 29, Harre, Vt; Jan. 31, Littleton, N. I; Feb. 1, L. St. Johnsburg, N. I; Feb. 1, L. St. Johnsburg, N. I; Feb. 1, Randolph, Vt; Feb. 4, Clarenton, N. I; Feb. 5, Brattleboro, N. I; VIRGINIA WAVERLY VA The body of Mrs. Alain Hunt was pawned by her husband, Fleetwood Hunt; glaze-in-law, Mrs. Rena Hunt; Newville, a beautiful wedding cook; Newville, a beautiful wedding cook; Gilber and Sarah Huntz were pawned by Mrs. Karen Smith to III. Eggers CRAIGSVILLE, VA. Mr. Clevin of Stanton, wife of one Mrs. Clevin of Stanton, Mrs. Clevin Mrs. Cebbs' Sunday. Mrs. Virginia Ferry or Atlantic City will soon open ney was enlisted in a dept last week ney was enlisted in a dept last week Johnson was in Stanton Monday. Crawford School league meets the Eritrean A NOTE OR TWO Henry Brown wants his forwarded to the Douglas theater, Macon, Ga. where he will be wock of the 31st St. Theater. Chas. Berry and J. Homer Hubbard are getting their with the Eddie Lomons Dashin' Dainn company week of the 31st at Best theater. Loona Hogan says the mail man will find her at the Palace theater, Norfolk, Va. Bill Robinson (Bolanges) marries Bill Hogan (Bolanges) Lake Chicago, week of the 5th. Mary Thomas says she is stopping at 4156 Prairie Ave. and the mail man will bring her to that address. Vanities of 1827 will do their stuff at the Lyric theater, Hamilton, Ohio, week of the 31st. Ethel Waters, the greatest singer of the 31st St., will, appearing nightly in Chicago the marvel car De Paris. Lukie Johnson and Hebekiah Jennings made the bill at Gibson's Standard theater, Philly, Pa. humn last Jackson and Taylor did their stuff at, the Garden theater, Gardner, Mass. last week. They are a big hit at the Garden theater. Mail will reach Chavara and Chavara week of the 1st at the Dreamland theater, Tulsa, Okla. Page Tillman, write to Willey Maguire at Willey Maguire Inc.; 391 Sienna Ave, Roscoe, Okla. Chas. Nickerson is rehearsing a gang to tour the time. Mail will reach him at Box 28, R. F. D. 3, Baton Rouge, U.S., billed as the Two Ebony Knights, are working the West coast time, doing nicely and will head eastward in a few weeks. Johnnie J. Stephen and Sue are playing the Lincoln theater. Mail will reach the 1st. Hardtack Jackson, write. Sam Theard and Rosa Lee Hostier, with the Big Surprise company, are at the Eagle theater, Asheville, N.C. (Monk) will take life there. Harrison Blackburn, the one-man circus, is playing through the state of Vermont with the Georgia miners. (Monk) will take life there. Harrison Blackburn, the one-man circus, is playing through the state of Vermont with the Georgia miners. (Monk) will take life there. J. Ed Hunn, magistran, and wife, are doing nicely, working in and around St. Louis, Mo. Mall will get them at $15 N. 250. that burge. Gus Butler, the comic, will take bis at P. O. Box 555, Minot, N. D. Brown and McGraw are at the famous cotton club. New York city, The management of the club is paid $10,000. Ann Pennington and Tom Patricola. MISCELLANEOUS STATE NEWS Rev. W. M. Cor has returned to work after being sick for Detroit, Michigan, recently. Mrs. Jodie Williams is sick. Bill Portland and Irene now days ago. Mrs. Willee Bell Smith is here visiting her wife in Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Mia Jackson, who came here recently from Chicago, has returned to school and Mrs. Sean Collins last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Boyden from their stay in Charleston, W. Va. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold returned this week to school. Raymond Allen left last week for Mistlewins winter, and Mrs. and Mrs. J. Eaton of Larzad. W. Va. passed through our school, who have been spending the holidays with those who attend Wilberforce university and who have been spending the holidays with some her studies. Harry Lathan has just returned from Knoxville, Tennessee, and Mrs. Edna Lathan. Alvin Lathan has just returned from Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Rose Jackson, Mrs. Ninervon misham, Ms. Al. I. In. Powell has been out of town for several days. Rev. W. M. Cor is the children of the private home, in visiting here. Mrs. Elsie Lipsomore Connor of Huntington, W. Va. is visiting relatives. Mrs. Nine Jackson and Mrs. H. J. Jackson of Christian. W. Va. was in our city this week. Mr. H. J. Huntington, Mr. Boyden is popular in our city and prominent in business. Mr. H. J. Jackson has been visiting in North Carolina for several weeks, has returned. Mrs. Willee Bell Smith is visiting Brachmom among friends. Mrs. Marla Johnson and Mrs. Julia motored to Larado Slonday ever since. PLYMOUTH, W. VA to engage in a Black Bottom contest with the Chicago favorites. The challenge has remained unanswered. Willie Jackson, after 15 weeks run at the Chicago Bowl last week in New Orleans, La. before starting the spring season at the well known café in New York. Mac Wilson of Brown Beauty fame take her barn at 644 Lafayette Ave. Ballantine. Lesbinsen Brown wants his shipped to Box 203. Osawatteville, Ken. Lasses says he is going to stay in that burg until some good manager offers him a living salary. Hello, Lasses, and Mitchells Melody Lane Girls will get them week of the week at the Miller theater, Manhattan. Kan. Mall for Violet Williams was held in the Bowl last week; also mail for Mary Tuck was also sent back. When you see your names in the Radio Mail list write for it at once. We only hold mail Leon Long can be reached at Gen. Deh, Longville, Tex. Hello, Leon. Peggy Brown will get her at 532 Indiana Ave, Indianapolis, Ind. J. D. Patterson is getting his at 1103 31st St. Galveston. Tex. Earl West is taking his at 27 W. Worcester. Joyner and Hopkins will take a three day' lay-off. Feb. 6 in New York. This is their first lay-off since last August. Gain some ch'z' in the job. Hire him at 612 Dumitr St. Media, Tex. Pearl Jackson wants here sent to the Elmore theater, Pittsburgh, Pa. in care of the Drinke and Walker company. In Dorothy Wingins and Elise Ferriee will reach them at the Dunbar theater, Philadelphia, Pa. Send Eddie Edward's mail to the Summit hotel, Washington, Ohio. Send Eddie Edward's mail here at 129 Lee St. Jacksonville, Fl. Katie Price is entertaining at the Hummingbird bird cafe, Cleveland, Ohio where mall will reach her at 1514 31st St. Jacksonville. Prince All Mons with a full two-hour show, including mind reading and featuring the lady with the X-ray eyes, is playing concert dates in churches and colleges in and around St. Atlanta, Ga. progress under the leadership of Mrs. C. L. Fluorien, the clerker. Master Remaining school term here with his grandfather and saint. Jeff Mornen speak the holidays in Pomeroy. Ohio. Jack was out of the city for the week-end. POWER, W. VA. Rev. S. J. Means spent the weekend in Pittsburgh, Mrs. P. Mannie Turner spent the weekend in New York, Mrs. Julia Johnson of the city. The religious society of Mt. Chirvany Baptist Church last Sunday at 3 o'clock. The new officers were installed in 1852. Mrs. Julia Johnson of the children of Windsor school this afternoon. We are glad to see Catharine White, the teacher, in attendance. Dorothy White is still sick. Rev. Robinson is improving. Windsor school is now open. The benefit of the school children, Mrs. Ida L. Day of 14 Boulevard entertainment. Mrs. Bryd, the teacher, introduced Professor Grema, who spoke for Mrs. C. C. Difrida, who had his second meeting at the home of Mrs. C. C. Difrida, on high day on Jan. 21, 1872. Mt. Calvary Sunday school is one of the most popular days. All are invited. M. F. Bryd assist superintendent, and Louis F. Bryd assist secretary. Mrs. Robinson of Cincinnati, Ohio, is here at the bedside of a man turned from his visit to his parents at Danta, Va., where he spent a very long time. Combs have returned from their visit to Masonville, Ohio, Mrs. Bessie Willis Fine Mish. SLAR FORK, W. VA. Mrs. Mumble Collins was away a few days, visiting relatives and visiting her mother from the blind school at institution where she visited her mother all at her home. The choral club of the Linnwood Baptist church held a Saturday night. Miss Helen Daw entertained a group of her visiting friends. Quite a number enjoyed the hospitality. Harry was in with the girls, is able to be out graft. Mrs. William Guinn had a party of girls on day night. Music and games were the main Mumble Collins. In Main St. MACBETH, W. VA. LOGAN, W. VA. Rev. J. R. Perry, owner of the Community orphanage of Bristol, spent most of his time at the orphanage last week. Rev. Perry visited Holden, Lorado, Logan, and will spend Sunday at the Coal St. Baptist church. The orphanate D. church Friday night was well attended, under the direction of Mrs. Perry. The environment is expected to arrive Saturday and stay over Sunday, the guest of her husband, Dr. Scott of Simmons university. Louisville, Ky., was there last week organizers and home study, under the auspices of the Kentucky university, several weeks visit to host folks at New York City. William Board said he was visiting his mother and other relatives and friends now designated as Mr. Lucy Fuentes and rheumatism six weeks ago. Continues the stay. The Rev. R. C. Meyers, Loyola Rev. D. Lorado, Loyola Rev. C. G. Carr, Cleveland THE CHICAGO DEFENDER IN OLD KAYSEE By CHARLES O'NEAL Kansas City, Mo.—The writer had the pleasure of reviewing Troy "Bear" Brown's 12 Cute Bearcats at the Lincoln theater Monday night. This company is yet in its infancy, but everybody works with vim and vigor. Troy handles the main line of comedy and gets by with many a crowd. The phones has joined hands with Troy and received a big hand of applause with his singing and dancing. We feel that in the very future, the costumes of the chorus will be one of the best on the circuit. The costumes of the chorus are new and fifty and make a very wonderful appearance, and they are fully matched in size as well as color. The Eblon Theater We had the pleasure of visiting this house Monday night also, and beaches seeing a wonderful picture of the orchestra in the city. This integration is composed of seven players and they are all talented musicians. They are bled as Guilton Taylor, member are Bled as Guilton Taylor, members are H. H. Taylor, director, violinist; Walter Brown, trumpet; Elvin Irwin, saxophone; Homer Franklin, trombone; James Scott, piano; Blae Lovett, trump, saxophones, bells, tympani chimes, Mr. Taylor, the director, is also director of the band and orchestra of Western university, Kansas City, Kan. These boys are the real drawing card at the Bilson. They play the violin, cello, bass, trumpet, pl奏 they receive each night is equal to that of the best acts of the vaudeville stage. That they are interested in Mr. and Mrs. Bilson, owners of the house, are good paymasters, and the old sealed envelope is always on the dot. The film play features Ricardo Cortez. The Gem Theater An action picture that had the audience sitting on their necks was the one that was the most memorable. It was one of the best of the season. It was Hoot Gibson in "The Texas Streak." Rapid fire in action, gunfire in the air, and love of love was all beautifully interwoven in the hours showing that had everyone looking in suspense, and that the other roles in this film version in the story of the West in which thrillers and romance blended nicely and was notable for its numerous scenes of action. Ohio. Other well known members of the Race interested in the enterprise are: E. H. Burra, Joseph Washall, Rev. J. H. Burra, Joseph Washall, William Mhynd, William Mhynd, all of Logone Mrs. H. C. Molyer, George Dance, At. Charleston, N. Dickerson and others of Charleston. GLEN WHITE, W. VA. BRAFHOLM, W. VA. BURLINGTON, IOWA KEDKUK, IDWA MESKUR, IOWA Mr. W. Kurtz, and son Thomas of Western colleges, Kansas City, Mo., were home on account of the serious illness of Oliver R. B. Ballery. Harry J. Ballery of Detroit, Mich., was born in Woodland, Iowa, and was born in Kansas City, Missouri. IOWA Little Alma Harper has been Indo- pendent this year, and she returned from Iowa City. Herman Klank of Bowling Green, Mo. is visiting his daughter, Lizzie, in City. Mrs. Earl Warb and James Brooks are entering their sister Mesra. W. H. Grosse, Ernest Bailley and James Southall of Mesra. Mr. Brooks of Hurlington, Iowa. Friday, Mr. Brooks was former grand master of the Mrs. Elsa Clark of Gary, Ind., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Emma Walkin and Fred Jenkins, O. E. Belle, Alonzo Whittaker, Fred Jenkins, Messardes Fannie Shank and her brother William Nelson of Hurlington, Iowa are visiting Mr. Johnson, Carville Johnson gave a radio program at Pilgrim's rest Tuesday night for the ben- Fred Vautuah of Chicago attended the funeral Sunday at Burlingham Church. Mrs Maggie Wheater is doing nicky. Shauna Grisby is still visiting home. Holly Gribisby is still visiting home. Terry Gertrude Cullison church is on Thursday evening, Mrs. E. B. Copper for Girls club and Mrs. Carroll Johnson is secretary. They meet semi-monthly. The Keokuk branch of the N. A. A. C. will visit with him in appropriate service for Abraham Jancin at Pilgrims rest. At the fourth wedding anniversary Jan. 24. BEDFORD, IOWA W. M. Fulcher of Winnipeg, Canada and Miss Laura H. Rue of Bedford, lown were married recently. The ceremony was performed by Tav. J. H. Nickola. DURUQUE, IDWA Dr. and Martin. Mr. Martin are the hapny Prykun Fhown have been very sick, Mr. Robinson is still sick. Mr. Day John Gilbert is still sick. Gilbert Galen were guests of Mr. H. Pelke. CLINTON, IOWA The union service at Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday was a great success in the year. B. Penn preached the afternoon morning and Rav. W. H. Ogletjen, pastor of Moorhead, evening. There will be a canvita given at Bethel A. M. E. church Friday evening at Bethel A. M. E. church Friday evening at Davis and Mrs. Henry Williams when they met at the home of Henry Williams meeting, as both had the same date for birthdays. They received many new officials on the official board Tuesday evening and adopted some very instructive methods and adopted some very instructive methods sick are Wibert, Toney, Mrs. Scheller Emerson and Mrs. Sue Robinson. The meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. M. J. Holiday Saturday. SIOUX CITY, IOWA Miss Marjorie Cason and Nevada Barpett were tendered a semiformal theater tent and Madison West her home, 125 Main St. on Thursday evening. Jan. 13. Mrs. J. Presley colored the tent and holiday tumours added much to the merriment of the guests. After the presentation of the guests, the hosts, the guests went to the theater. T.O.B.A. All Theatre Group Training Association ALL ACT, COMPANIES AND THEATER MANAGERS with T. B. A., Attn. 1234567890 Holder E. L. Higg, Eng. Town, Tenn. E. M. Harris, Eng. Town, Tenn. E. M. Harris, Eng. Baltimore, Md. B. L. Higg, Eng. Baltimore, Md. B. L. Higg, Eng. COLORADO NEWS DENVER. COLO. BY W. QUINNICHEY 2349 Marlan St. The basketball and indoor basketball teams will compete this time the home team teams will alternate every contest. The interest continues to grow in the school and promises a great deal for the team. In the Sunday lesson course. This is a very deal to feature and promises a great deal for the team. Hope will become more and more to appreciate the value of it. Even those who are informed on the lessons can spend a profitable hour by attending. Which has been in progress since the middle of October, is drawing near the close of October. It will be held on Thursday evening. Feb. 10. As a result of the participation of the students, the alliance have been conducted by the Ministerial alliance during the past four weeks. Meetings have been suspended during that time. These, however, will be repeated. The city physicians will render a mass program on the subject "Are they Why?" The physicians have already arranged the program and are planning to make it a big attack and will prove helpful to all the people. COLORADO SPRINGS, COL Rev. W. C. Samples prescheduled to a large congregation at the courthouse on Monday. E. Church celebrated New Year's with an all-day dinner dinner. Mrs. L. H. Cliffis, a grandmother of club Thursday after-room. A. Townsend received word of the death of his grand- "Coom "My Baby I Did No EVER play "Coom "Dad" Nelson money—and t old story—somebody Record No. 12430, at [12430] "Coon Can Blues" by "Dad" Nelson EVER play "Coon can"? It's a great game, but wait till you hear "Dad" Nelson sing this wonderful Blues. He tells how he lost his money—and that ain't all. He played his hand, but it was the old, old story—somebody else had a better hand. 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Fete pais it ae oy en aon ose rata tre inser cae ete seep anes sees SSeslon iy Have. seer 180, WITH the Southern Spertdom run- att Oe Seseeeen Sete ees Ch eicr eoaleels haere The Chicago Defender ta. keeping Tae, Gmthe a Secat” Sueteares eee eee casa Tue Sivertes eater Tee ned teen "Bak Seniesa Bert, west Oey “When Fighters Really Fought.” Drlng Mie ame abt ee 0 omer eens, Belper taal thew Marta ue Seat eal ale Ne Sete tke Be Sha ion Wolcot Langford Fight Bob Barrett 1 aeatt aR rate haga aS aaa clase racquet wirllers would! Langford ut the Dexter Park pavilion t werck what faterest there {xfat the next show, on the night of itch eee ae | Sake et fr en Ween ty good paslag proporition. meet the hurd hitting Wolcott at the Glia Seas tal ee nee Be aE camaer on rile "We a pin fo a fort erode Louisiana College Dope By PRESTON I. CHENIER . schools In the gulf coast conterence In full aeing é ‘Straight and Xavier onened” the cage season a few weeks ago with a 30 to 10 score, The following week the New. Orleans” college Tigers emerged from thale (air and team throu the Grimeon Tide of Stag for 3. cleanceut victorye, Turning their eyen on the Xavier Gold, Rush 3 week later they came from behind to win a brilliant 25 to 14 game atter the” Gold "Rush had (gotten GH to: whielwind start. : Kevier won tlic Rceond Fite Of a series of Thee fromm. Straight ast lah Us nordag out, 16 to 1h. With the ferlen at the Uait tile post We fe Father dimeuly to previct Jurt. who Sill Gaish on top. thourh the Tigers Epparenity are the best bet, "Tite eollegen are not the only teams to enramand Intereat down here. ‘The ¥. SEN. and the Colletans clatea thelr share of care honors. The ham am exceptlonaliy: fast team nd Bort over, thelr onponenta In ood fashion. Among the zilaxy of Alors ther have anmensbled are Tizlseoe. the Fensational Lincoln university star And now coach at New Orleans Unie Neraiisz Priestley. coach at Xavier who halls from Toward, and Witt lame, Straight: college coach, {ror ‘erioiaee Tere Willett and hix Cleveland Elke fiuintes, the faxtent and the lest #0t st hasketbal players this ride uf the Hudson river, sith come here 40 play Tai rocies Cate tazoans at st Takzbeth “Ratt en er pe might of ro ay ts ae ‘The Cleveland Bc Hike ere tReots ey team te defest the ot Gilegoans tart A Sear on thelr reat By ite imwhich they Lae won “ning. game 8 Tat at tbe ten gfe SB sAteaaiea, as Wied te ance yr faust, continue aT ila anes at the. extenar 0 4 the Iocake Ta'dare Willett come here 0 play an aren Cine tapeans at st Hizsborn nat oi the labs of Sk ey iT OO ae The Cleveland set wal cere teu oe eum octet the zd Chigiseany tart es Sta ea Sede a E> icine imwhich they Pan won "phe games tsi out of the” ten Gta rehedaled, id we AEM ta asnce ; fue itn tonilane : ie" wating area stihe iene at yy, Te Wate Fardate Wiest Wex'nve won ice straight gamex and-hare lost but one Eee’ ibe egeuny ‘and ‘thae to Siromg Penassivanta white ie, Willete fea graduate uf the Cleve- tgad nigh nohoo) and ater anya st Wibertaten university: uate: ate sar the Piuisuurgir” Laem ie (tee “Nanning main At forkard inimpion. ae cenier fated aa ont oe ne Rest tthe. counts: "hina Rhuefiot "asi! Toss nti” whzed Stand tise scion for Clneinastt and dire taltag fant bw thse posion Tot the Evetand eat ‘.gcat tant wil tar. out_en,amanse as they stil! believe if the Chicagoans | ttt aia ned the cam ine WES auch ‘plagerw ax Watson, THancaets Picker Adusue'veripe dghneon WHE fen Sid” Doug It 1x hard to, nee Shy gue hopeennt wih Tet hase Fuiled mang a game out of there In fhe Tast minute of play’ and will be Bie to:ati a road aeerunt of them atte te ates & cael ecevunt of Woes JT is8 noticeable fact that the Balti more Athealans «raj? many games af thelr road'trip West, hut. even 30, Atver Haviag witnessed them ply in “carn, wwe etlll belleve they are ihe eat baskeibail teams to represent Us sdher than perhaps’ the Teenalessnee Sethe Haslem Hig: Five, or maybe the Homestesd ‘Gras, ‘As a matter of fact, and the Athe eciunn offered no alibi, the Baltimore Scam heuuphe but five roen. We have Holme get thumbed Inthe ese, and Usitinere waa foreed to ask for tne aut But Polew showed bin wares, “nly to he “famnied between wo Usage players in the last period. ‘This may net, have coat Baltimore the game, out the thing we are drive ing Stiethist ‘Itis ang has been uns fortunate that, teams will Teave thelc hhame city with auch & few men and the public “suffers to, the extent of Btliewing). that the. teams get the worst end of the deal in all cities they strike. The Miaitimore club, with a few auiystitutes. Cun sige tant Ang” Coan But they carve do ie hitting the road li nish al playing the texk. Thes Tete" Chlearo Fatt after the” Fame to play im Detroit, - Certainty: thes Mero th no condition, with but tive inca, to. tela In. Detrolt. Taltimera “Chicaze, Detrott. ner any other team can make a lone trip Sih but fee mep and expret to give 2. gond. Account” of themeniven. Tt Shapiy cat be done and the wll Sore tas: the memes to see a. fas tiguea Team fn sexton, SOW time geo" He sean intimated that both Tyre Saltch und Ted ‘Thompron Would deneet the umateut tauka and. tura. profecisanal on the Tenein courte thts. summer. With Edgar Trown added apd porsibty one Ather mend player. bie bunch "af firatceinnm racauet wiekders would about werek what Antepost ‘there To the national tennie: trurnament. ut they are Soung and milght as well mate te money while they cam, 2nd. it looks ax thouehh Ht mbche be A Inlghty Good yariag hroporition. ‘alte deserted the amateur ranks this week Hy. folning New York's nas “Monaliy. knolwn. basicerball team, makiog three busketr. Ted fe ane of the miainwtayn on the witherfaree quintet. while. Bw huey editing 2 newspaper in Stl on eee WVE rowld.e To tive more pice tures of girls tn athlon for our pot enn OG a ee ee New Crieans, La. Jam. 29—~Ai- mah saute iit ta i Ely of tage tenes steadtty forming to the'front and bids i dees comedies ter eee eatin oa Soe ee case ae Belin ae Ste cht. Xartee amt Xew Ortease Pe eer pees Se Oe ie obsued seater Se een ani ae Se aden teats fee oe Se aed ae re ba tte Set eT ae Ger ae Cured His Rupture T eae pudty runeured wile i 9 lear pares wie eas week oe eee, aaa Buvenir bipe.c ances? Panay ai Sy Csomscriiing™ that ules and Se eee, Sites bees uate ca ae weet tare ae ieee oe ES tee Tne trouble. E have. noting peda tall aes ob tale teas ioral aoe Sat oe Bile sete Eien at Tee Bee ere a ee Car Ean paar Sis nice iam, Selerataee tne iaaed sara cer Sra ited peu mare SHS eT al th rip the jMilscer of sn-operation. WILLS AIDED SAM LANGFORD = [ol waiesnsseneaupetogae oo TT Raa Saas pape beet ean Chicago May Not Have Ball Club When League . Season Gets Under Way GPSS NUERTO® oF Caer, a Sty. eupathte anun, hax been elected t0 the presidency Of | the \ Sutlunat ieague. it te quito ikely that, If He Cas Hd tne te give tie proper at= tention to the Teague, he will ucceDt. Judze Thussioa, eine a lawsrer aod a Judge, will Rave penis: of experl- wage to deciding Innies, hat the Rei- Fg cteeted head will have his bands Dum (iL tinder we miss GUE glee Ta tive first piace, Wie teaxue's bial nec ie alt tay tres nd, in the Pecond pice, Ie te guine ta take more than a Tawger torntraighten tout and do the Job riit. ‘The comatitution of the league’ calla for an election of a president St their “annual league meating. find thie way.not dona. The elec ign of officers for 1927 was decid ed af a special meating. Hur that is only a milnor incident to what are to he thravbed ous, Ih the report of the RAppeniigs of the Teage at ibla Specht meeting setapal inte ehinge ae ett by he sruskide, mut nevurihelers the publle Witch ayn it way ino the feagus paries are vitally’ Interested In Witdt fo what and who ts who. Kthen Hosmink, who owne the Des trolt Mack park, pave the “ily white dinner 20 the violling white omners during the juint: meetin at Detroit ty claimed he bad ua object i sie _,At that time it looked doubtful it Steve Pierce would be able, to Bapud Gl vaneante the plan thes sue “inte the pian then being formuleted, But foxy Pierce war 2¢ St, Louie and he cid quality Bnd when he did the expressions on the facas of gome of the directors can‘ be descriged in the English fanguace. Warner Jewell was not able to qualifs. although he calms. wat he can be feady by April 1, 89 amcor ing to what went om in Si. Louls, Mtr Jewell tn without a franchise and Cleveland Kets oth, franchice and players of Indiananolts, Tus we understand that Cleveland fx guned by a white man. and. by Eaving a. Teague frunchive he will be able to nell stock in hly amusement venture a little better, “If the ether of the Cleveland club iy white, an we are told, alien there are getting to We too many white nwners in the league. When Rube Foster orsanized the league ‘the ‘club owners in. the Tengus wero ail of bia Race with the exception of J. L. Wilkerson, who at that time owned the Kane Tas City Monarchs and still does, There {y no reason why Wiiite men and our owners cunt do. businces. tut there ta every reavun te bolleve tat ‘the public won't stand for 2 60- 9 praporition and it came Rear be- ine hay had Merce failed co qual for we have every reanon 10 believe tharine owner of Maele park wants to-aperate the club there, “tere can be no such thing as the Negta, National Teague with Your oF five of the directors White any” mere than you could call w street car a steamihip, ‘There would be a Teaxue ai right tt the ame would have to. be chanced. ‘Down Hast they have a xo-cilled leagues, Ther une tha word “colored.” but is te thaty Keepan is an Selah; man, Strong i a. wbite man As Rossiter. and Spedden are white, There you have, New Yorks Brooklsn and Baltimore “all white, and last year Newarie wag in the cireuit with white owner. Witen George Rabinson was in that teague, lin gor nowhere, Jt only coxt hime several thousand ‘dollars. ils color war against, ima. “Whatever way Stronx. Keenan and Spedien voted, Holden. voted. ulro. Why did he? Well, iiidate can't play Sunday ball in Pennsyivania ang Strong kent them busy over tn ang areund Sew York, riving them Rood teama to pay tnd extracting Envueh percentage to allow him 10 faainiain offices fp the Wartd Duta Ene Fastern Cubans are Looked by Steyng ond of courne the Cuban own ce ix amayed-hy Sttong. In other fords, Holden was clatrman’ of the ieague'ant that was all, Strong wae the leakue and Fam the Feague, and erery time the World series fas been Fayed, no one, Unless Strong wants bina, ie compinisaloner. Robinson was appointed the frat yout but Bolden, through Strangy Zimoved him for Pompes, the Cu- Ban. Cast year when one commis: Sioner came west, you didn't aoe the chairman, Me. Bolden, rosving Rnywhore at the expense, of the ieegue ner getting any. $400 for Servicer while the ball: players or {ha winning team got less than the Brant aweeper for, hin day's work, Gig you? Strona ian't anxious for Snybedy but « white man to.handle the maney, ve Spedden. wae wp pointed. co ‘Now comes another move that Acting Dresident Ikeyen walked Into without thinking at Detroft, when the Fant opened ar on the Wrest. ralding ‘club after lub - Gr players. taking Wardell, “Thomas, Dave Brown, Beckwith, Johnston and others, they ralseg salaries to & point where they abandoned all seaze of reason, ‘At that time ube Foster plaints niated that the Laat could not con Unue under suen an overnead.. — "fhe West went slong. posing ‘A using watary. te the Dlayers in that circuit. while ‘certain. papers yelled their Heads off about the players re- Wilberforce Swamps the Baltimore Athenians, 51-15 ‘The East, up against it, gets the western league to sign at a salary. fale ‘that ie satisfactory, to, therm and the Went walle sight inte the trap set for them. By doing this the Ean fant ‘afraid OF the West ever raiding their clube or players getting distatiefied, Now the western ball player, hav: ing gune wlong carneatiy “and quiet, intat ie pad wecoreine to What the Bast dfctates, “And why? "Mecanse the Fast and Strong Wants It thus And wo Tt te "The Inllanapaliy players are trane- ferred to the, Cleveland, club. “How can Ibe done? In the first place there are. two: men that we Koow who cannot be transferred to the-Claveland club. Miller’ belongs to Andrew Rube Foster, whe holds « eigned contract for hig sorvices and wha wan pra- - gfous enough to loan Miller to the A.B. Co. .Then DeMoss.is Alea another wh can't be transferred to Cleveland, and neither ia he a free agent until the estate of An- drew Rube Foster decides a0, be- cause DeMoss is also the property of Foster. ‘This brings an entirely new angle to the {wns aitention. Rumor after rumor rerarding the ownership. of the American Giants ins been floating around. Some folke claimea they. knew this, and” some claimed they knew tat ond none 0! hem know anything. ‘Ail the Dlayera. cho have: played ‘on the American Glants bareball clul have been. simned by Andrew Rube Poster, and. the 196" contracts . of ‘these plagern ate in the ‘hands’ o: Mra. Andrew Tube Foster. abe Uourht ail the uniforms ought all the gloves, bought. the [balls forthe ¢lub and the other eague clubs: elned tbe check him self: paid for the advertiaing abd al osher incidental: ordered raflroud tlekets and so forth, If the confidence of the fans-here in Chicago ie to continue, they must know why. after all’ these / Yeara (since 1910}, thet club sug- Henly belongs fo some, ono alsa, in the face of the above facts. There may be some things we. ae fare, dont know, If wuch be the case, then out with it. Judge Mueston Ix a mizhty fing man, Uut Tam afraid they have now Placed ‘him fn & mighty Cough spor One that few. would wunt fo lave to fake up the reins and ‘carry on.” especlaity where there ts lide or na Salary ahd the whole condition of Affairn in 2 mont waddening, state. We hope there will be a leaue (one that functiona), and te hope there will be a club in Chicago, but We.know that ft inw't fair, because 2 iaan Is ateleken and helpless, to fey ana “grab {t all” especially when yon didn't make tz all. We've stood for bad games, had conduct of fans. poor Accorsmoda.- tons, wilte tleket sellers. white Rrouna Keepers, ehite umpires, and hat not, Gcspite the fact that xe furnish the kale" to make. the Scheels go round, Hut we can’t stnnd fo ree ihe family of the man who Smade st all possible” 9 be shorn of shat would Nave bees due him each ee ee a ee ae Witherforce, Ohio, Jan. 24.—The Baltimore Athenians, with a reputas {ton of belng one of ‘the Lest"teama: oe he Eas Sa auch nines ss Polen, Harrie and Weenty, met tm Waterloo "at the hands of Wilver- force’ by’ 8 gure ota fo te reore’ thee Have tever before ad piled. on them tn frecbintors of tee eam ft was Jost a tunttiade af shots, Sad nestiy every aot ‘a banket Superb cteare dna atone wall defense “were the Wot ae, Bee esas se i... : Recap Rrorn, Polen, Harrie anu x ‘Veenty, “met tox ig * Wateribe "ak. the ~ & faads of. Whver- force by a score Qa aretercmee vh eore: thee have. 1 saege belive tad on them in, Ji Eas, gaits ot b thee tearm, a ONE sets joat a & ere ‘tuntitade of shots, Weg and neariy event VNR shot ah : r Subeet tees. - UN Sna’stone wall |. Jaetente ‘were the Thempson Wlivertores rues | TTPMPEE Sex, eens “Gard, Brana Riches, Martine and ‘Thompson were Just’ toa much “for the Atentans wate ‘Ted Thompson. aside from being crack tennis player, shoWed the pep: faiate that Ne Was about. ay Sea ered and ekdted (3 Daasibal: “ie is a-passing demon, and ft. wan. the Passing of Mardine and: Thompson, fhe famous dribbling of Ward” aad Evans and the #hooting of- ches and Ward ,that_ went. tho. Athenian team anaj defeated: Ward ‘ang Hichey were quite thembelres, huv= Ing Earnered 13 end-I6 points, Te- anectivels ot the'ste ee TT matiners (9, | Witartera a) = Forze evens @ 8 “Sinaratag’e:.. S167 Tene YEawerme es 9 8.8 fone focsss: 4. F aiGrere Bonses: 9:9. 8 BSc escceses O74, Qiang foes 48 " ements i wal ESSE it eat OE Ebr. Forgery tose 2 9 4 Ferkeda S22022 29 Wt Warela geeves 842 Krome f200000 4.4 3 Pole tris @°4.@ laine SouEaY BANK QUINT LOSES THT TO ELKDOM leveling, Ole. Jan. 26—Due to ane Set Mat Seunetons gio, IMertersof fhe Cemest rd Haatecs tapes, nba bosatr oe pty to Fale Sat porte Suet ange tears Reber the chins tea waa tect Fae Ban tain was very fot, bu failed co'count te sien the Ei SESS SP aa cee ne, 2 a? Ts the segond hai bah teama Sevattbede ttn thas neatcned eee e atecay ote segra wth Benedict injected into the play. hie Sites sheratened, Sou. Mt ei te talnaten te he ae Peace tara Sid he fetla amis fe rete watch mae ings ne et Timed se ble: mage gee a cial eect iteheta Senge se 2 te ma atc? ener te inate asa ince taped se pets Ione Stine Be wre a ae OE Seta SEAR Sito fe tne Tiled Wat tage Bese he SinaaS Rint” een ae ore 'Se0. 8223 Bois Wednste requ ering She the Salon ote fea od ag See inet nue Sum Lane and Siekcotead Makta% Sawith ese Bouce Foun Wwassee and Wand ta fine” get, bir ft "Si ate eangitoa fama win peuvey eas Tee RSet Ravens Ion s0 Sangster fae weeks “Claveiand eae, Gal ‘Mian isk ED pe tase GO RRS Ce 2 TE iteaen Sd aeons 2 EF Bee gs EEE Tt Bates d URRY eee ier Daa ete battle had died away. Among ee Keil aa ded aver. amen se Pantherr, BMorchouse Tigers and the homes rin tite etre 2 Oe chee Nie oe eit fen Ree dee, ces mt Rongeee waned 1s bet He rien pameat thesowen, Seem te oter meg fae teteay tea Were, te Cart Fans sed te, Ssvpn, Tey ee Re ee oer taPER. Poa aE a aor wah aa thenians, 51-15 enians, BOGASH IN -BOSTON-FEB. 18; Adanta, Gu, Fob. dmTiger: Flow: Fg te pat oe oe, Caer aeees ene eee Eps Site lar Boesan tn Banter ee fe celes Miler” eens open Baan chop Twit Weak aeenee! i Seemne, ; Flower “(teria waiaioe “at Seen En ot tee ean tat ah all 9. Neth sighing” a nee of wintee stabte for nena frig eg henge ath Rabie Ttuttman Bees. OEM DeWitt :Clinton. High! Meets. ¥..M. D.Feb..5' New: Yor. Fubs 1-—DeWitt Cline iat Ne edt nats ae pit Tee este a he Pea ae Ebcistiaa, association. ctl agate this Seer arene Cae a nee Boy aio ake oe ea BS) fences Nove" arity NE Porta ith ae takers wo Sess Pon the same bro sa Moning same progcins ‘Hl appear the, sttong “Emmanuel "sinerhead cj ctical ub wate wn eee aes Stamos rie Rarue teams eaiekes ee: cuca aie iene nnd seat Soe e aera ee Was Sion Gunitlin Aaa SHE publ Se iavitea 4e"eRees inter Sete Semmens” eyes SH NE SEES canta is Net St ate acct aea “oO " NeouN boses Birmingham, Als. Jan. 29.—Lincoln. Jost ‘@ rough and bard fought e [teat 3: rolh and Bard ughe gnine! Renaissance Presents Hot Defense and Wins Cage Tilt - 89 to. 11; Saitch in Line-up pitreardc mite (Weet Kentucky | ODE atone ee ie expense of the Metropolitan esque All Stace by athe core of 3} to =, at Rane afywoce Caso. ‘The Harlem tonsers outclausad their Brackiyn opponents. in every: department of the game, lead~ ing at the half way ‘marke by 29 to tt 7 Vide, Saunds ers and Mayers weew tie whining Tighe of the win ning segresation. witie Tommy expense of the Siotrovetteen iow al sae eine veors ct aeeted Brosa‘st hens BERT ictal Bees the Harlem a tomrecutcineas QE sig THE Beookiyn a opponents ia every. departioant : Thiet: Moetne hal: of ee Near by 28 ie, Suna / ion, Sunde ers and) Mayers bd Steen the aintns hie ate in Mow’ sagresation: whife Tommy ‘Slocum ‘ Snuti ar tie At ; Bly carried it the tnaividuat boa- ore for nis team, ior Dreyfuss, veteran league star folind Bie efesae ef te Hartera tive Inpepettaute won hin tnany eforis fe ine‘itrough avere” fut. ‘rye altch, national feanie chom- pica Stprarea inthe Teariem, Aves Bea rarperatne aie telends. Ur turalpe protesnionsl, 4 Vrsbases GH) Al Stas Gp” Phe a at tree S'S atone toes SA Bits gg gems bovis FPS Bier eS Eee fg Megeto ee TS | tae ems oH =e ee LE Se i ae HINES, OUTWEIGHED, LOSES Wille Hines, who an rubisted EAMAY niahe ‘eitbout nny Totlee to Eaane nape, lost a funny decinion EU Hall ae the Loran Square Ac Man weighed 124 and tines 136 Mines hal bern ein in the aude face ufter paging hie tay to sto the Shote"athen the promoter, Spled. Im whe yaked nlm tn gn on omulose the und asked | mara ax though they-have not, even! ESthance to break Im the “win col Sma quticlentiy: strong enough to be considered serious contenders ” for Sven pecond honors. We will gee the Tennessee team tn action during the coming week, for the Fisk quint 18 scheduled to artive in Atlanta to do Battie with the Morris Brown Whirl= wind. Advance forecasts Indleate That the Volunteer State teams play: a highvelass brand of ball The Clark machine.continued upon itm destructive path and added two more gamer to its already healthy. Dumber. "Mortia Hrown and Atianta Bere met on successive nights and eae ran taken Ime camp Be Ter mpectivo. scores ina "$3 fo st. The Purple and Crimson feama found the passing and shoot Ing game of the Tanthers to be more, than thes could cope with. “itty” Dalton, as mal, whet Caskets Crom] All angics and positions on the court, Darton has been a prablem for teat BI the year and no team has been| Abie to tale “lim. He. delbbies: ro! fant and inno elusive that players fout him untntenttolly and he rarely ieses 9 free thor: 1 sou'atiempe {o sep hm eel fost him. ara You don't mtop him be wilt-aling a Baskat, 20 the fens way “hen Daiton| Rete hie hands onthe ball stact frarking a score” ‘The guarding of SSplder= Queen tx alrtight, Tie Halt- ed-aimont every utiempt of the opras| sitlon to try at a single basket, Cale Bert,, elonzated comter: “Beck and] Johnson, two presiess floor ren, 3nd| MeNett have Ait figured heavy ta] Helping “Chak win eight straight games without a defeat. | Baseball ts bexinning to ‘he a fa vorlte tail: among apart followers, At Ulla time of the year the wise birds Mart making thelr predictions ax t0 Sohich teat welll ave the beter ball team. “The Clark Panthers. are the Bresent Southern champions, having Son a majority of thelr games during the campaign “last. year. Of the Lamoun""aixeshiooter™ ‘pitching statf only one man will be missing, snd that man ix "Bult Willams, who Sraduated at tho close of the, Test School sear. “Barbee Toler, Tie" Roberts, ““Geech” denatnes, “itu Cornelius and “Hric™ Wilcox IU 9 be bneke The seanational Merariand, along. with. Tolbert, Young and Heard, “Il! be.on the job, tn the te HS St enuf hs Douglas Robinson, raslor. “Panny” O'Neal anid Shatter Harris ty intaet, A hiont of new material tg oh hand, And right-now.1t fooke ike the Pans! thers are dgetined to sein two'cham~ plenahips invonc, banketban and bases “Whirl tia Jopnson hax scheduled something like’ fifty ball. games, and! aanerta that he: te gol sto. make things bum..-We were out.at Morris Town some time aro and: were: vur~ priseato see candidates cliasing and Burling the old. pit all ovec' the 10k. All teams “ire: making their.-Uoaste, apd-we ate-planning to remind: them| Of thene Woants. when? the ‘rare bee! Comen well mtarted, - Atiakta Univers! mtg Hosta Crack kerstone guardian And Fisk cot x-good one shen Fete Peterson decided'to shift his interests to Nanbvile, “Track vratslag In-aiea Setting under was. in order that: the| Einder: path hounds might he Ja the! blak of condition ‘tor,-the Tuskegee! Felaya, in Apeil..-We' compiled «a! Present mtanding of teams “in- ine} Basketball race and" fund that: they| ret eanding adieetninn Man thie Me. , ba, , Pet, Tennessee Je--ceceees O° 2.000 Clare eesewcicpeseeiet$.) E2800 Morehousn s.ccasesecsb. 3). 1639 Morris Brown scsos006 6 * 1300 Atlanta -ee-.cesteceek ob 3+ 5 “B00 Alabama" 202.00NUE “7 5": * 400 Talladega HzAilwwce 6 Hae ‘Tuskegee :-sseczsceceed -; 4. | 1530 Fisk, suercasesecesergO” @! | 000 Knotville -cictcgsieecs® ~ 0° ° 2800 Starting W eek! RATTAN <i A Series of . Articles on . Former s i Champions s of the Ring : By Bob Armstrong (Present Trainer of Wolcott Langford and Joe Gilmore) [ . Arinatrong veconded Jim Jeffries at Meno. Nev.. when Soca aban thas ae eee Sey “oat eee re teeta . ape at change Cp, yen Me rege ca) Tope, Fee Nene Tae bemnnsey bad a bite wes 2 CAAT : " Appearing Exclusively in °- \ ee, Thicsnogesctendes West Kentucky Wins, 26-16, From _ Roger Williams | Waducah, Ky. Jan. 2%.—The West! Rentusky Andustrfal colleRe tee adil- cd another vfetory to thelr growing siting tonight when they defvatta the speedy Rocer Willams univers mtg team of Nashville, “Tenn, Dy the sure of 24 to 46, thus cuntinulne thelr triumphant march to a tri-state! Shemntonrhip. © "The frat half was the more keenly contested, Roger Williame having. 3 theserpoint lead at the end of, that berleds but the acering ‘end ‘ef ‘the Kentuckians found the range in the fecond half’and could ngt be steppes thereafter, coring 18 points to their Spponents vee Toth Teoma, Aleplayed goad trum seurie unl vanke many iiigult shots Hroyp oll angles of the court Gruggn and Camthon were high sooo for “Weng "emiucks.. while Rorter found. the’ wicket tmost osten ioe Reger Witiame SR RE Cet | More Wilge OG ceushe teases Ei Giwiniene 0 Fb ccs detente sf A. Pawme £79 0 Sneed gsc ho erg yy Tere Ra Fler iran ae De ee 5 HUBBARD'S TEAM LOSES By P, Bernard Young, Jr. Commbua, OUlo, Jan, 28—Dehart Hatbard ied « brillant court apgres Eaton Tn ar anon ie iy tonight, byt his eeam, the Chess fer Comets of Cineinninth went dawn to stunming defeat at theviande of the Cotumfu Luendt-cluh, 53 to. none of the most eonmintently see ee ee er ee America {4 & great nation in whieh fg fieape tesiimetial by a famaue feof hill is recanted an persuasive abe his Wig is recarded an persuasive pt Bookers Win 40 to 21 Cage Game Columbus, Ga, Jan, 23—The Tus seve innaitute bakeibal team oR fram the ‘Columbun ¥. St. Ge Az 49 io hore. toniglt, wanding the ‘Tuint=t' ta ewe Orfcat of the nesan. in the middle of the frat half the tocats ted by their hard fahting fore ward, Thomas Williams, were tead- ing. 14 to. When. tho Cadets cid brain te Torate the hoops. they con- Stantly forged ahead and. at the Clone of the, Feat hall “the sacere Stood Columbus 16. Tuskegee 13: ‘Kmiersune Kitchen art itobinson nite the sian for Turkezee, “Ener Proved. a weeriing trio and thelr Fhmuting neal panting. aithousks often frurien wan aveurare ‘ant went, fa Ciweard tioning the ane. : ‘Pr Wiliams played well for the ¥ and’ faterrood ‘also ala eet Work Gn ihe offense and. defence, but the Tonkerwe attack in che laxt half wa a etic too fame ami toward the close at tie game tho Catets were wresdiy Of Abo game tha'¢ — Taskeres (60) | Columbes 421) BT imme geil feeetafecon 28 pemmaeye PPE Here fo 3 Berg 4 Podiene S03 F SNe so OF Histey Eevsce MO a AVERY INSTITUTE WINS The Avery institute cage tossers, Jn cheie Initial gine of the seuton, Untested the Rehofield . basketbalt team of Aiken, 45 to 29, Coach Ssheed” perry. uf Fisk fame, uy de~ Veloped 4 team that should give ail other teaime of the state a tight mee for the honor of hing Mish echool Sicha or acum Cheek. eg ag CE ah TR gar epee or a Rae Coicscoerctende: RR Judge Hueston Heads Natl: League. SG HONE, ae SGORTO CIOS URS [Paces MAS NO, BACK: INDIANAPOLIS. I OUT} ae ve : : eg af FLOOR GAME , ae OMEGAS: WIN “ | ~CIMORE MADE TREASURER! = .GGSR Wccciceck ae. |) BY 2 POINTS sce: FRAT GAMES St. Louis, Mo,, Thursday, Jan, 28.—The special meeting of the National league was called to order at the Pine St. ¥ Thurs- day with Acting President G. B. Key in the chair, ‘The following directors and club owners:were present: John 31. Schorling, American Giants, Chicago: J. L. Wilkinson, Kan- sas City Monarchs, Kansas City; Steve Pierce, Detroit; Richard Kent and L. A. Brown, St. Louis; Bingo DeMoss, Indianapolis; R_S. Lewis, Memphis; Attorney Bruce Brady, Cleveland; Bert ‘BM. Roddy, president of the Southern leacue, who represented Queer, Decisions. Fail. to, ., _ Kill Flowers’: Gameness be caren estes ei beget Quincy J. Gimore, league sec- retary, Kansas City, Mo.. and Cuban Stars by J. L, Wilkin- son. After transacting the regular bust- ness‘of tha league Including a ciate PA sd adic to hy Attorney Don Roverts of In- Manapolls, the businese of com: pleting the efreute Tor the comin teanon wan taken ne, Warrier Jowell who held the In- dianapolia rane chise last aeason, was. not. presents itis interest being taken care of by Bingo DeMess, his, manager. It betame “ewident early in the pro ceedings thar Mr. Sewell would Pou dithenty eae: ae Ser > 2 ed Sug Massie ‘qualifying for the coming season, — Bert M, Roddy, presiitent of the Southern league, was in attendance to help. formulate -saine. working uimreement betwren hiv organization nil the league, whereby the South ern Teague teamia could become ass0- tlato juembers of the Ieaxue. He was alwo representing the ap- nileation” of Birmingham for re- entry Tato the narent Grguntzatlon, A plun.was adopted by which the Southern ieascae Will be accepted 23 ausociste members.» ‘This agreement specifies there shall be no raids. for players made on. the Southern league, and states both a ininfmuma and maximum “price at which plasers,niay be purchased. ‘Trades or transfers between ja- Atvidual owners must be ratlded by Yherloacua ovfictats and any Rrlev ances imust. be. brought before -tbs presidents for settlement, : {The most important, causo, inthe dreement between the two Ieaxues Ja the one ‘pertaining to exhibition gangs, (an Rshiustion ames riaved ‘the league In southern territory ‘Must be played With Southern league clubs. : , 3f teams ure tobe Imported to the sersitory of the Nationa) league for exhibition cuines. the Southern terzto feuus must have first chunce fo res fine. ‘hits agreement wis necented and stgnea ty’ Sir Hoaily forthe, South frm feague und Ur, Key for the Xa~ Monat feakue, annking Stemphis anil Jdriningtain "niembers of tle. Na~ tional Teasue for the verikon 1923. ‘At the opening of the sesslou to- day. the Indianapolis franchise was taken ups 7 Tk, waa. voted “the npileation of Cleveland be necepted and the plas- era of ther Indianapolls eluly ‘sith ihe excention of Bingn Dedloza, o[Minsterred to Gloveland. -.y * "Tho DeXiora exception Wan mada tn eonaideration wf the years Of rere too Bingo hes given the league. «Ie ‘ina recommeniied to the Cievelanil droup aa munagur, however, and they Bre considering him. 1 DeMors It mot accepted by Cuveland, he Wil Ue. free 10 sien where he ehovses, ; “After thi uctiun hait been taken, adiitiding the Ohio metropotic’to the Ciruult, it wie voted to natity” Mr, Sowoll'In Tadlanapotis uf the dvciston Immediately. : “Sir, WiRingon, the owner of the Kanu Clty Monarchs, presented a jlanprovidias for the Cuualization of Transporation cost hy the lease to inemvers fureed to pay x latger ner~ RST Oe eae eects Gund. tea Khanet—the inviaibio hand whirls tuo whee] af fate and a0 man owes Shere fetill typ. Fo come it Nines all the Joys aud success. they crave. 3 ouets i stopa-at disanyointuient naga. ets doubetut if any boxer hax ever porn on the srrong gael of as many Rieke dedlsfoon ‘ay Eiger" lowers therge-miaierelsht hampton of te wares Surely. no. champion has ever had big Wald eaten teare tn in thie coun Uy by that souiee ‘On one of these Sdatlong whon the vefertes have an Stack et ‘colar Hlindness and ‘raize Shy hana. that je in reach oF thule ath fo the head ushers the Deacon” ftands out. They have never been Siete distinguish him in the daric ‘Tate ine Sowers Walker ‘bout chicago in Hecember when Bens SEiger starved inote. Weoublo. than thie fecal mschine gun eres. by Weanling the decision and crown to Sikkey whiter afer the siper had eited him ail over the places Hae Mantternd Seka the" fai aud press thoustie or wad when Tt sauss beet die damage wan done hm Towers “Soined the. ranks" of, the Mast si Comes anther of thnce huddline “thine out im. the. Golden Wiest “ones fore Blowerw is holdin a Sime Blere wee have one of the cleanest eof oil oibieted in the Ting or tn ans Stner spore One Sto hae won aioe oer ee he a Tugs andthe white race SOU gale Dy te neti the ing. but ‘his by actions, on the ‘outalde Hie nee correctly: been doeignsted ty his manager, Walk Miller, ay “the Shut Weck gan ta we mame itcat Wick Brae $n tis BARE the other clubs, due to’ inability’ to obtain a home park. He was re quested to detail the pian and piesent Winter {or consideration, ‘The matter of a wchedute was taken up anda committee appointed complete daten and places snd pre- rent It at the rerular'schedule mect- tne to be held in St. Louls, March A6f apprustmately” ais. weeks etor iy RElron opens. ie'was agreed that the seasan open Saturdays April hand. elese Sunday, Sent 1ic being diveded ‘tho same itttaeuen Ose . inthe evant ifm play-oft series is necassary, that series, wil start Sap HS" thd be! completed ‘on. ‘suceeseive days time out being allowed anly 12? Geather conditions and for shangs of cities, ‘Tho serioa will consist af Seven games. 8 Wicellon af president was next th onder util several names wero oitered for ‘consideration We wa tlle navel by ldehant cent and neconded by Sir. Gilmore. thet Judge Willan iiueston of Garyy Tad be tendered the office, The anet sith unanimous Sncoval’ and. tke nationally “knowa attorney" wag elected. th te poultion- Te S" Lewis of Slemubla waa chosen tice presidents Quines a: Gilmore of Kinane: Clty: wun elected secretary and treasurer with heauquariers at Nanean ‘clo, and Dr. ©, Bi Ker at Se ois was clected chsiraan-vt the Ingrd of diveetene ecg og crelry Climore war oguirea 26 give bon for tlw amount of $10,000. wilie tlection of-dudee Hiueston 10 the presidency ‘wan tho: culmination Stine idea advanced enti in a series of sinter meetings thae & mun out: Bide the dele ‘ot team. owners be Chosen for tae loakve leadership. Tt. wan atrecqtiencd sehen the Easier Teague, just before Ue. Slat fevsion, held ‘carller inthe month, chore Attorney Isaac Natter. en Sith’ ao ieaguo eonnectiong: a fut head, Soee es Ntsham been conienided that i eave president who am alsp. qwnee ofa tino th. the Teague cotild Bot give the fmpartint comvderation to gules ances tant ahould be elven: enpcelal. iy i¢ nis cigb happened to bu one. at tho paren involved Agata is In= terede, fm hla Job a prenldent waa mare than likely to bo secunuare to Be datrapt mide fear enpecnly ‘We team wan igten the Peanan race, wliina chance fo whine “Icuge Higestou is n municipal facto seth: Seiminl jurladletion in. Gane, xesting: ie thie term. Bie ta head St the net eawoutional committee formed se the Bikes aud stands high In-At ALSmeuurgh clicled sn sa COL: ROOSEVELT APPOINTED ON U. S, OLYMPIC COMMITTEE New Vork, Jan. 22—Three v2- canelet on the executive Woard of the natiénal Olymple commtee were filled téday with appointment of Major General Dousina SfacArthur: Colonel Theodore Noosevelt of New York and. A. C, Gilbert of New Haven, Conn, They .auccecd Wrigadier General Valuer “E. Preice, Colonel Sentry Trrcekdneidize and Major John Gelte fith, who resigned recently a Wash- ington, D.C. after an onen’ break With abs se, Us feaders over reculi~ ons goverain® Anurlea's naricipa- Mun tn tite 1928 Olsmple. Goth General Macarthur und Col- net Htoosevelt. long have teen ae~ Uvely Interested tn athletles. Git: ‘wert held tie Olsiaple pole vault Fee- aid while bites Sale walter, the fans the entertainment they pay fund arr entitled to se he Haw retusen tim dozens of uceasiona to ‘aveept ‘ght on-foule. "Hegardicks of how eangerous “his opponent may be or What a territe bit the Tiger’ piven Re has always lived up to iis name— negresnive to the point of, reokiess= fens, pame’sa ct ini, gnd-he docemt Enove ‘the meantog of back peddline coverias up or walting for tho other fellow to ade ene oe SE ak real champion in every nense of the Wonk, Willing tall times. light, glve away from: 10 to SU pounds Abd ‘When he uses be the firnt. to shake the band 9¢ the victor, whether isu ‘gr Bol, ay hae is olden Staite, : ‘ retiegtrae that Floware ban ier nocked out on various occasions at in most cases he has done that which in “other boxers. the scribes “have lauded to the akies'ae'a feat of rare ability, “coming back “despite "the handicap of 2 knockout and reversing un ‘many times by @ knock- ou 4 Ae, teenll. the nesise given Guns for knocking ‘out’ Erne after being IMmseie stopped. by" the game. Doser Hove Nelson caine ack and: topped Gans “after Gans. wus awarded the @ccision ‘at the end of 42 rounds on 3 foul.” How Ketehell mut Papke -t Slerp after Hills had previously per- formed ‘the same service for Bi ‘those are Incidents that are: often Te- jealled In the'yport cokimns. Flowers open to mest ans man in tho tins today 1a the mladlewelgn jelass nnd ight heavy weight: = Hie still 44 willing to gamble dat inere ure referees. who ‘cam Dick 3 ‘whiner despite ils recent unfortunate phi nie opal - ee SRORTS TIOLS os ey ‘ | 2g : Zea rere wletays oe | j WG Pp) BAG SPRING FooTBaLL = & me | a Ds iE TRAINING XO Start mo * EW) GB icarewione sw ARS poe < oe, ») . rn RE of. Oy Fas: : ‘ a - 4: a : > wh Mllbm ee Be - 7 ‘ ‘ ra < SBA i FiSicgintee * Gr Eee ; Be. “U& = morenouse | pea g 1S GOING e 7 Raa Sci + 5 : . GUNNS. - 7 ‘STRONG eR eds “ QERICIATING se eR eee OV rae ee, Ss, ed & bog kts a a * 3: CLARK Wins” ‘ . : - CB THE ATLANTA : Vs 2. : CWA cumpionsite i F, , ae Se CUR —ALsot 2h Peery MEN EIGHY STRAIGHT 3 a BI conmecence en Gk POISON ONCE Games ‘ 2 oe HE GETS NEAR . Hy oon od mee rercamer O97 gine? } a a nk ee EIN: —— Whirlwinds Split. With Riaheess! £2 fe ot 6 Sloan ‘Talladega, Ala, Jan. 24—In the fant and thrilling game Norris Brown nosed"out ‘Tnlladesa, 27 t0°25.. The famo was liotly contested and cleanly phaycd. ‘The’ fans wero ‘brought to thelr feet by the'arivbling ot Dlzon, ‘Talladera's stellar forward. . ~~" *2. (jive det baie endea pth ie tam wethe’ sectad ‘halt ‘say the’. Morcla Brown’ floormen Yorue.te the front with the momentary gectine of the Tallageda ‘defense, . The - Talladege team. rallied -bot {ali short-a-goal of mR “eccortt cathe wit: Borris Brown tho Talladepy cane oWAE ree tered the proceediney of Yesterday and won in ‘a aenaational nish DY & Score of-32 10 Ste ‘The second halt was featured by more bombardment of the bunet, DY Talladega with Talladess. muiniatn- ingsan ale tght defense axalnst. the Tangy Morris Brown combirction. ‘The entire Talladers team wrped tn chele eet games ef the season in this sertem. “HTartie and Hamilton-ac center covered the floor well nnd counted: for maby’ points af Talla- Seg ‘Dixon and Garey, forward joived a stcliar hand of basketbalt, Ue faratereluded lus ‘opponents By cxceltent deibbling. ‘ie giant, itab- fase’ an stiller” gave Ting. Cx inson anit Siler, gave | eee Seto. Shee fae Par 2 oe tates eo Sumree ee Pa S esos e 8 amie 2.8 2 Weel 6 9 SES OFS nates Tyas ues patet Waka Gerke rious Hraeaetl, i zaitae gle Bar et foe DT Pee 2d Wthdecicsa $date E22: $29 Wile cgeed & Gite oc Sirs 2 Semi ee ie Ue Rene AIDC 2 Mteeee Cain obama) e To Broadcast-Jack- Johnson-Jeffries ! Fight on Feb. 4 ‘The memorable fixit of John Ar- thur Joliscon ‘agatnat. Shin Jette at iteno, Nery on the afternosin_of July 4. 19{0, WIN We Uroadcast-from Re ee erent walter Not Se No Seaners Bee PHO ee isan crate ane et ame te, Gran SIU SnS GEES Lam ae 2 ze Pls eh 2 2 ae otiwies Yay aight: Eth 1105 tages ree an Eee Hot ee eae tat ehcges Bsn hy oaks ee Sa ws proetrest See San art Bets Oe beth te area oe et ee ot Sat Beeste cta feateonee “thier pe repre ee es ent, cuneate: Steen aoe ra Utne man to depute bis aes po msdar cae Se Sipe Uh comes. to paw fe acill Tie hes Ca hie oF an sete eee Seer bres dees In Ris bein BE Sc ee ee 5 ey Cae ‘Ss i EEC. peer ome Votes’ New York, Jan. 33.—The W. 135th jst bowlers came in’ for. thelr share Of honors “when ine. ye Youne Mews Gnristisa Awioclation boss were thelr quent = z heres teanhy composed. of, Yri- ator Fate, Milter. Smith and St rou: ahred atrataiie fromthe vines Erbating Bs the counts of Sts, 50 jandsb3. De , "The" third of a.‘serlee af three games will bo plage. on a” neutral Sie noaora now belie even: “Tht {eam bida fair to become the ieadlbg team in Marlem. They are fortunate [shaving Wels own’ alles where tes can Ret tonelber eters svenine hex, OO eet Lomeigee tery svesing “rhe tarmer tg mistaken if he thtoks jy the farmer Is mistaken if he thinks SE et a ie re cee hhh i ae | i c= i 2a Te on 1 ne - " int?) [tbe basket from: various dimen Tuskegee Girls Quint’ ° jae tee om sa is Plans Chicago. Invasion ins. . ‘co—] Mildred ttarebon, forward on th Syiberey fenttite: At dt Se viniting team, thrited the fans whe The Tuskegee miele Uesketlall eam] ate the hoops gwloe from ald has received {invitation froin."the Olivet “girl team of Xen | Moor. : the OWver Baptint 2 S| aaere Ga) ame TO church. Chicago, for ae hele eee Pep gules of baskie- Hindeay Friis @ 9 Mesa kenegiecs OE Uuall-ones game to be aie? cease 8 Tats acs 9 8 | playea in Guleare and Borieteiiitvs 8 8 Hkwber aoe 8 8 | pec ere gaa des pga g durtog tho “nrezent iif Baws Sess 1 8 Filiertass's!22 8 Oo Peat bern, abi” <| Ferree—iors Ongon:- Ter Fed, waked iste Ria ce i Bt fiona. with, the <Dlive: s fide Saint Elizabeths Down | lear would bevestans fT | Soe att ae ER eae beret ENS Metropolitan _ Lasaié: tae fees Ma nelce the “Oliver Baptiat church, Cheapo, — Lor Fee anion ot basket, nes game. to. be playea in Guleago and the’ other in ‘Tuokenes duet tho “present playing’ soaron, = ‘=, Coach . Roberts, when ialied if -athietia:tela~ fons with the :Oliver fram “wouta ‘beseeuane Mehed, -aall:'-"The of: fer In. very. attractive, Tut ‘owing to the ace but owing to the ar- F. Adams Fangement of ove Schedule we find that it «ill be Im- Pofible to play the Chicago. team this yess ‘The gira are playing splemlldly ard 1 should Ike fo see them invade the North, hut te hall “are. to foroco the plenwure for the rearon that we cannot renrratize the refed” tle to necommodate these Ramess= “ The Tiger quintet. lf edntained by Mies Fhictia Adsimn the daughter of Ghaties P. Adams. rradunte clans of 120K, andi tho alster “of Charles Adaina. tackle on ‘the. 29%, football feans Mer slater Theresa. In play fe her ilest year at basketball. Paine’ Girls Upset the’ “* | - Dope; Humble Clafiia Augusta, Gay Jan, 28—The faxt JCiatin nestor,” chatmplacn. of! the Georslu-Carvllog league for the past vo sears, fell completely before-the dazzling assault of the Palne alx to- aS. on Palne court by’ ths count of {2.to 16 bi one-ot ths gadlent aed seen in theid. parts in Seasone, "The end of the first auarger found ‘eeltter team on the scoring. Hat in gplte of the desperate etfoFts of Loti. * Georgenc Willlamy, In center wag the start of the gumé. Motte,”Claf- In's nenaationat forward. found her- ele fruntrated at every turn by. the fast and shiilfor defensive work of Blanchard and Boswell, guard, < Faine cn) Chan Oy Gepetasd seeteseath Present tg pierces cicrcucin besten snoens Sees Beni ccceccceee Betcoccecne Bigthoaed Riis SSeS ert eer sacoecee teats secenc aioe Spagatian Vale Gaglg ties fegeee dinating= utes tiecelet Water Talladega Co-eds"Beat* -‘ : ‘“Mabama State, 22 to 14 ‘Talladexa, Aia., Jan. 22—Refore an jenthostantie’ group ot students and ‘tana the {niliat coved bankethall ‘game of the seksan was played. Dine Blaying's Wetter-offensive ame than ‘thelr opponents, the “Talladega (tam tron over the, lanslen from Alstama State on “the ‘Callahan gyinnasium Boor in'a tiring, contest, 22 10 14 ¢ Falladesa led at'the half, 12 to 9. ‘The Sinltare ost the game’ ty. their frability to break” the defense. of ‘Trtladesa'n Suarde, see Pender-) grass, Thrift and Toton Glaza Golvon, the crack forvand of |Atabuina- State. wae_atopped In. ber} traciet We the clove cnrdin: of Lot toncot “Talladegnss © one ~Tiuinaies OH) aisiaas Bints eines (By ian Goats tyne ZB itaten tases E'S Gee fe He fe 2 Pe Bikecc ds ees te eke 8% Gtwmmoe eo OT oz SS EE ‘Tuskegee’ Misses Romp" . Over: Americzs Quintet Tuskegee Institute, Ale, Yan;'29.— ‘The Tuskegee institute girtw'?basket- ‘ball team trounced the Amerleus in- ‘stitute teani, 49 to 8, Inn splendidly played ganic io the gsmnaaiun here Tits atternaon. ec a bie ‘The local team sccuréd a lead early fi th "game which was mufntalned throughout the foue-pertods of play. Minsos H. Lindvay, TR. Hill and Eloise Birch seemed: abie tq’ locate tho basket from various difficult floor angite Muth IML Teil the scbr- ng, : AMildred -ttarrbon, forward on the viedting team, thetted the funn when she hit the hoops twlee from ‘silu- floor. : Ea wae Reed Cogeneee E'S geenen Soave 9 E'S Baer EES 8 TRESS 8b Bereciowe 8 8 Ynaker aoe 8 3 8 teiaoe asccce 8 diiiaes ess 8B 8 Binge Wc: t 8 Thiteiae e223 8 8 Feeree—tion meas: * Her Pod, Saint Elizabeths Down ¢ Metropolitan _ Lassies St. Elizabeth's ciris’ tive defeated the Metropolitan gris, 11 to 3, Ruth Marrlson, and” Dorothy Carsington stafring.’ At the half the St. Ellza~ beth-nilases weré in tlie lead, 7 0 3, The Stetronoltian lassien ‘were ‘not ‘Able io Toente the Yasker during the Second and third perious, Be, Blimbets, OD | Matepalan, Gy H Share Uae Fev apie Moone 8G Haat Meo Pa biggie Bee 6 ag Gatiemnate: £4 tote Gas: & 8G Sineet le: § T-toner aes a FS PSE Hes b EMIS Bcc a bg Rentecec 0 4 Saami o 89 kA fatti : 88 o TERT Re Peter atteee. Tiare Olivet Quint Defeats «~~ . Wilson Girls, 11 te 7 ‘Olivet church girls’ five, with. six out of elght vletorien to thelr credit, Mefeaied the Wilson girls for the sev Jenth Win tm 2 fant same din'tha floor of the Metropolitan Community rym- fasum ‘Tuetday nights 1 tee Tn the most sensations! ‘cane af the Season the Oifvet tivo tured back the Wlison irises Soe ome Gi | wine Gy Rast: Pa aaitee eocs a 2 Mie 'giccccs Ew Siena ec SB Gigs tet F-algiilan ST Eg ae, 1 te 8 & 8 : ts ere 32s Tiekas sR aioe. Pgolye ite ia, Waneneae Sa Olivet” Five- Snares*~"~ * Community Girls, 8 to2 ‘ionday fete at che Metropottian Gammiunity’ center, tat Se xand South” parkway. the crack Olivet ‘chureh quintet which may play: the Tuakexce, city ive lnerv-thiw aeazon ‘usily. defeated the Conmnuntts cen- ter dive, So 2. ema Solr, center {or the Oiivets, ted the vistors Feor= Ing: with two feld gust Tier first barker uve me” Oniger eure ‘five the Teds whieh ~ they Maintained atthe end at the quate fer, which ended 3 to Us "The batt ended dy the aame:teore, the Cons Blan diets nome chow ouaed Ble Griftin’® Valet “In “the Uitiit quarter gave Oliver @ 4 10.0 tea Th the, ual, berjou-Ciesinia ‘Willa, and Bilis Mohr came throurh with Food ‘iota tnd pear. the end of the: sume Siisw xeanter raveu the Connauncty gletacttom-aevchftetash bya eld eieine = Civet (8), og 5s Commanlty (2). | fansite 8 GS eg 5 BTR gee ions f Stier tn 23 Bawtes: Co fem'es | By Urigie esses UMouinwa gs. 8 GO| ei Be BG yee bd SR RSE os ae Se | 2 TRINITY GIRLS TE, + aitions 1 Jam, the ‘Tints rchvo} . xenlurs, and sophomore girt quiatets Iaittied to a-10 and 30 the, see tig Bie tesmr inet Op Ietsitas Mentors tem UB feeoar"ts Callce oh Parreathye es Redux, ¢. Sophie-Simmons. {: -Ai- BOPe, "austere eh cutee ee Ieivtiuaetet : -NURSES TO PLAY... New York, "Feb. 4.>n* Monday evening. Feb. 28, athe, Renaissance Sect eke Laka eee ee ‘basketball team will play_tho 337th St Toung Wonien's Christian iiso- Seee ate Wie eeaeae oaees to the Gotham Flashes and Wolvers ine big dve- es BUCS SWIPE... FLOOR GAME: BY 2 POINTS stesiistlin lags Minutes Overtime AUantle Chy, N, J. Jan. 29—In a ie rete Wil Seam tonal play at Waltz Dream Friday! nicht he Ducetieers mete It re straleht Shor the “Curihie Feld’ clu Sat Weshitetn ta ae sate pays 10.23," is visitors Sisglaved a eleyer Banting game and played smart bas: ‘ketball, their’ strategy planned - in advance nearly gaining them the ver+ Sicet"rhoy wears to te ietlen tow SE Greet and Stanteld in note, thee fevced the latter to the te sen Zasiy a. the feng, buy found Seere tet pions They blocked Howard and Green for three-fourths at the seine but ihe Green ole loose’ he seshunts fet foe Ave tin potters, Wille neat fading sous treks otter ‘uch pl ete aa rans, oe ita neat Male aw sap ‘and tue, nalty: Sto fin dager oe Gaitin Inthe scoynd: ht the Buco gained Mind. int’ som ‘Gantale’ forged [Suan Neuer” team ever. galas inoea than’ three pole sesnaie Green kent neeaine nveay "with help"fromn Penliciog” while’ Duet faut Stentérson Kept countiig for Gana. a Sseattae “Witla minute to'c0 the Tues ied ao to He hue Bradatek ‘whi sel fost Ani Basta with e: Gte: polnter tind IC ti 20'to 20 ke the whiote ies fa" tio overtime renilerson_ was first to count, but Gren tled It vp fiite 'a Shut" thos ‘rater and the Sees mes will ad deren soe ihe fine om fee with ta moss ffonn the feta a toate foe Ft Sa eee EE goake toes bite b 8 Sagndess 3 8 GAMES $8 Weare fans 8 Sate ac #8 Rice: 8 2 Hemet Ee Wier Keonvece 3 2 deine Eee 8 OF eatiolee aan 2 Ee UmME Evece 0S Pe, eh il See Harlem Big _ Five Routs.. PO, SNORE - | New York, Jun 26-The Phetan, ‘N.Y. fire department quintet went down” toa Sr tn ST defeae ut the hands of the Tarlem Big Fite at the ‘Renaissance easing, - the Saiokes eaters el a merry pace for the Har- igmiten In the firut-half, but. felt by: the wastido in the tecdhd, “The tox ‘cals pub-up their ustat ewubhary de- fense "The ‘next same is with the storia, Ee 2s Kaige o¢ Columbes iim. ‘ nas a a ee Pers Ria Baten taavce 4 2 EMlertee fest a: fiotiend erst 2 2 Tiediaefo $2 Y Site Sasare en Tena : ee er igh Sam Langford Buys' ' ‘Old Camp With Fund --aitlford, Magn, Jan, 27—Sam_Laag- fard. whoo foiling sizhe Tel-to ofe anization of 1 beneht bosiug tosre naiment in New York lust week which eticd more than $4,000 fur thes vets ccran, Yay bournt his. old” training ‘Samp here, heeame nuit today. “Eaneford, sho hail eid. that “he planned to open a she shine stand in Domton, hme not nnnounced aehtt he Mane to-Ue wh the iatloe eae 1 Cork. Onints | Clark « Quintet: Lambastes Tivo \ + College.. Fives erence eee "oc! “By RIC ROBERTS” =~ Adinia, Gia. Jan, 22—The Clark basketiali tea continued ite eenaus (ona) wloniag ‘srealc. by downing Morele Urown and -Atianta,unierni< ion on wiccessivs wighta. ‘The stor- Fie Brown game wau-n- thriller from Whistlo to whistle. ‘The Clarke ‘mas chine ran rings aroun the Storrs Grown defenne, sindschalked up “a acory uf 48.0 34 X colorful crovid SttoesveWt the adfale” Lean RIL ee Bon thoes $2 Pail ty opee f EY inert oro ao Sibkemeteees 3 4G felt 28 eieeeetn 3 Td Hogue. 2 a Team 2 by ieaebcce § 2 aMeaeees ft Semen ete 8 ReMi ge? Sis Ecosse BS INEM Co-00 @ = 2 elie CRS Fie oe ce The game with Atlanta unlyeraity vas wllinexted by probably tho greats cat throng of epeciators’ to. nitneps Sne ‘ume during tie entire. wasech fhe Slark ‘teams tool the ead tory die tare and retained Jt througtigat the game. ihe: ebouting “of Dalton sma Gohnson and the tesee: guar ice Ot Queen featured: “The parsing zame of tie Ciatk-team was eplen® Sia: ana tho-Atlania: team "coult net treake through a well-executed. ives man defense : ne tak GHD] > Aas ne ea Reet 2 Mishra: FG dames Ei 5 3 Spam ei oye Gee ccc gt deri #8 F Mier Essie 2 9. @ittamiites f3 8° Bad DRE BRR eT : pataley oawe OO § ee a Bhat. Daliaa fjeeeee diag 3 Ramee 2 ae Gee escee 2 fda goes ¢ E guee ned Fess 2 ¢-Saesin baieaeiiil | ac oo Bruce:-Flowers- Defeats:.Harry * Wallace in. 10 New York, Jan. 29.—Hruce Flowers, Xew Wochcile lightwelglit. nee, ad vanced another step" toward hls tiwehedestred iteeting with Sammi Mandell, foF the work's title in ihe Clans, when ‘he “outpolated | Marry Waltach, Broukiyn souttipare, Ia thetr Hal Yen-round ‘tome that, as orig nally: “billed for “12+ Founda, at the Walter Aten ress Wallach Wid_liitle- work with his sight, hand, confining himself. chiefly to. hig daft. “which “he occasionally landed. “Flowers, hawever, showed good punching’ ability - with. both hands, and almost floored the Brook: Iynite’ with « hard right to the chin ithe, third’ round.” Each cated at ‘pounds. ach Whe ile Radcives, ti Mexlean fyweleht, couldn't. net by the exint- Ininyg physic. Tommy Ababa. for- meeearmots Soxer from the .PbiUR pine’ islands. wus substitiiicd for Bitn tn the semt-final ten-#uot against Corp, t23y Schwarz. tie Hast wider, who haw just retumen from” the Gonnt, und Sehwarts put the rollers under Abola In #08 ‘of the secani rount.. care Thero sam uothing to ii. Schwartz overwhelmed "Aboba. that was” all Tay weighed 11%; Abola, 13. outter ‘Parra, the Chilean ty- welght, put the nhids under Mickey Medarr, "the Ohfoun, in “las of the Gtth-round of thelr scheduled. str rounder es. eae ‘McGare was taking bad punishment in the third and fourth ersions, and Referee Jonnny Marto intervened .to prevent fucther punishment to- hin Parracecaled 110/2, McGarr, 108. Tn’ the fourergund openers, Toc Schuster, 29234, Hast Side,:won the Meclalon sinliy: from Benny’ Edwards, Seeet Muriem.! ch : A SUSE Tess Win 2 Games rafisicghia Royal Giants goniinuet iptis. Royal Giants goniinued thelr inning. soreak, saatgeete, 30 turaight Uy-anness ea: e toth games of - “jail thelr twin bil) this 5 sfierioon=3t the i eaponge. of the Wilts Kinga. he ; scare wore -4.to 0 mua at to 0 * on sin-the opening | Sa cacounter, Hares. | : American Giant -_ ne! hurler. herd: the (Tt white baya toveeven hits and no rene and Witte Foster, RAS ‘s teaminate ‘on : the Ghicanucteam, QW held ‘themto thes hite and no run. Tianey atrack —— Mothet carmey struck ing: Loth games. of “Saji > the(r twin: bill this tO: sfierioon=3t the i eaponge. of the Wilts Kinga. he } ccoren were -4.t0 9 saat to 0.” on sin-the opening | Sa cacounter, Hares. | : American Giant “(ne || hurler. neta. the {Vn white baya toveeven hits ‘angno ren and Witte Foster, RAS ‘s teaminate “on ’ nis deamnate on VE? held them'to three hits and no runn Tamme truck © Mother out thier: Foster fanned ve, ves ‘A iishining double pus, Wells ot the St Louis Stars,to StoiLel of the Hints Civ Monarchr, was set down derthe fastest on Freord owt here. ‘cent fans have been sieen Kood bien of the clans of taxeball’ payers ticned’ up bythe Nationut league teams. ee | SOE Td me SER Tremble. ef, Sy i Motbelt a. StS Frese YE gown Pkg taetiess Sane 2 Tg 8 ida Hs dg 2 Sales Si a Tad ieiae'res 3 $B felsiewnr se 1'E dene 3 Hak ewes a 2S 8 wets ies 2 1%) Mae ess 2B Et Rice vss 28 Mowe hae oS. Be to 8 8 8 Most sb 33 : Cae REA Wee ee White Rinks ssseoee 8 OH ORM UU g—8 BES QI cnce 8 1 097304 isnot cared, sin, tater: Ee cone ae ae et WiSiie Wea a eho iat Meenas 2 Bese woeecHioieet tse titi” Floginer atexbaes:, aoe fSin MaSceue iialoras patie: ware: Wohi gilt me Starkey ce SECOND MASE MAE RNA norar ae TRE FN aL BOTAP GENTE 5, feats, 2 2-2 talenem Sass d 2 OS farnces 229 SNE TEES deobeCGicc FE ater di, 43a Heedavies 18 E Wier ee 28 2 Berk gE aoe St EY Pies Wi a Ti tumewe ga a MS wees, ag fer TO ey Ad Bw Per fain SB Tua. BAR Rite Rees ea gee Gos Rpat dauiesrcucsss 8 $42 Sat evening i, Sate tn ah auiciey Gh Hllewass Wet, tine tears beat! dat na Sete Wate, (Oakes Tale tie Hoste 4 ot Sir. om iaige ta Ming taxeozorc he Mitte URactece Rilentemee Ta Wee Preacher, Duchie flares Dencaacte Welles dor Ce Re Pia capaterene ees om) IN SPECTACULAR GAME, 11-8 Kansas City,,Kan., Jan. 28—The Sommer EFM. “kroaned “under the press of the thronk that packed frery avalible itch .of ite expanse tonight as-Lingoin-high Jost to Sum~ ner R10 The : “This wan tho fourth fame, of the seauon for Concly Eatwani clianeen je wag a critfeal’ point tn:the league reheduie and. Wim, eam ganic rough true,-ta, the;,dope™ that Ie would win in a tard. close contést, ‘The low scora of¢the came telis 5 taln-of. inaecurate ‘shooting. .on the part of the Sunerites,. Time and guin the-orana and black quintet, workluz with the, ameothness, of Well: offed, runchine, failed “to “score by ome orfee minsing w xet-up. Some wan’ the."center -arouod whith Simner’,Uulit. up ita attacks and Manuel “Sackeon's ‘clever “drih= bling -and generalship-- repeatedly Marved tr npectatoular march toward the.Lincoin gaat : ~ Sea OB pp] a2 eae TD ey Be eS ie Fag Bees Ci 8 a EM ia TT 8 Bence? Bee tog Wibtaaseit.arg ge Aree! SF Witte ewe Ly Ei iite £6 2 8 3 Jock $-_0 2S ____. ALPHAS.AND... gears Page oad OMEGAS. WIN - ~ FRAT GAMES Wie Wook Scie ~ by Play s New “York, Jan. 3%.— pha and Oinega will glash on Easter Mautay for “the. Intorfruternliy’ Tagkerbalh, champlunship. at Nex. York cir, They were, nurvivors in thls elty'< ‘frat interfraternity tournament in Jourts with Kappa Alpha. Tet ant Phi Beta Siema, respectively, at the Renaissance Casino here thy afver= hoon boforo-a lurge erowd of cheor= ik, eager Tan, : . \_The-fiest grinie.wus neck-and-neele unto the end, when Kappa was trall- Ing close behind Alpha Chl ipa, only {we points separating them fem & tie Meore. Lawton suirted The Works with ii full abot, ‘Wue Alphas Jean Wan: not te Jaxt long, “Three. whats front the la-foot mark offeret Kuppa her.unly chance to teal dur- Ing thy affair. But like @ streak of Uehtnine out of 1s wormy’ aby tna, ire ery in 2 penteup revolt and dashed into the front. “A shot by Lawton, and the Score was tle: ant another ard ane other—iwo by Pollard. ‘The couse Waa it ty 3. One more drive for Kappa, wie Hynes, Work and Sims commuinding the fire, vroushe. the score up te 20 to 1S at the end of tho firat hal “Ip the Iaiter perio the victors made six free throws: ‘thie “losera rade, twa, Imaets ‘and, five "free EhroWe, That way all the wurl But the plasing had tashes of hele Hance that exdeted from tie enthus Sluxtic onlookers applause und. cheer. And “the. xuarding was. alright Twice Kappa cume within one point of her foe, but In rach «ire Te Too, Would furke ahead asain. <0. the EAMme ended with the count at 20 to. 36 In favor of Alpha. ‘The other ninuber on the prozram cane in the form of an anti-clio = Mille Sema made @ ibd ut the hem Etnoing co jumble the dope bettie, obtalning a 3 70 3 fead on foul shatry there was nothing that “could stop Omera. once the team ot to worke ine, Capt. “Stretch” “Grant.” Bob Pasne, McNichola. MeCoy. and the rest could not be halted. “Stretch unpacked fve floor goals ani fest> foula-for a total of-14 points, beating by one point the mark Set by Lawton In the previous game.” = - SUgma's. teum iy ney and withoit a great deal of v experience, = Dut. cheered on by.the hearty yells of ita supporters. 1t put up u eominendable. Hgnt, losing an honest “battle 36 to. 16, "Weeks and ‘Avery, with fone noints each. Lewts and tasdy. swith threethree snd Hardy with two were, Sin nuecee avecasancepecssMideibschriic Wie lowes cctuaseatcstpoatstoceeneees bgaae ope cose aisirmeneties Maes Rear eee ecg SNE (acccisccermgecs ee dite te Og. eee ee ig Bega. coceresscapesceeecrcesee, Tee eee Siccorsasiipetiseerasssice See acer cocceceegeeticeer Hisseh sessions HER cioepe air tage We ticinte Nigies ita Douglass Center in’ _57 to 26 Cage Win | ‘Teledo, Ohiv, Jun. 23.—The Morri- ton Petw of. Columbus, Obfo. reputed fo'be a"rant ond teats fell into. the trap eet by the Douglass Center Pris Joe the Communtts” aerociatiin nnd fost, Sf to 28, Simms” MeCoustin Tod th winners’ acoring. Moives Ui) Comer PP ee eae ces 1d Seen Meee ccd Ee duel: 28S ogee: 3 f iwetiees tos tm Bate tc 2 o Hie ba 3 Awaiemeeie G Age Sod : Reese te js Wurtabi eset AY cos i Giles Post Five Cops dunéaviile, Wit. 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MeCOY LABORATORIES, INC. 62 West 1th St. Mew York City eee ri Bee [9 "a Roem nex I Bake e| eae ae Ae Theae cat Beek Binee k bey Suse AT al Fey | Pell i) =/ Ste XN t ier eerste | aie oxi Seas Araoo nami ree a eee ‘The latter part of May or first of June, 1927, the members of the National Medical Associa- tion, their families and friends ‘will sail on the European Clin- ical Tours, ° ARE YOU GOING? Iuinerary Includes nine coun- tries. Comprehensive sightsec- ing program. Extended motor and coach excursions. Service ‘will be of high grade througli~ out. Physicians will ateend world famous elinies, Seize thls pare opnnrtunity wy 20a ue bert I’ Harope ueer hival cone sie amma "eke Si ication ‘shout ie eae, e Fer Full Information Address DR. A. WILBERFORCE WILLIAMS. Managing Director 3844 S. State St. ‘Chicago. tt. irons CAS . re in me Ponitor Ea © My Shoe Business y Peace oeie GROW YOUR. | OWN HAIR Cee the Wellekomen, uneseelled Sou ce oe e ee Dee eae idee SFecaaa Setter ae EME tay SEIS Conte Rac BE Bladder ton Ea Pod Santal Midy Seta naa! coins Eee, saitraiDnatd LOOK, MEN: aaa Waa Wiss ; OH, BOY! |. gt Benet ee | kn ees pease ae sed’ Rontede. BLS “aceats Tbe Bal aig pak, eee EE Have-aWell Stomach PISO'S Cee Lice NEW YORK CITY AND STATE NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1927 56 BOYS GET DIPLOMAS AT FREDERICK DOUGLASS JR. HI New York, Feb. 4.—The first graduation of junior high school in W. 180th St. and of which Dr. Jacob M. Ios is the principal and a large gathering of parents and relatives of the graduates. The graduation ceremony of them will continue their education in the senior high schools. It will be a wife-worship moment in the life of the school. The school which was started an anew day was the first high school in Harlem. A feature of the exercises was the presentation of the diplomas by the "The Chance," written by Althea McCormick, and directed by John G. Mitchell. The play was followed by the presentation of the diplomas to the graduate superintendent of the Board of education. The address to the graduates was delivered by Rev. Dr. William Lloyd Ince, church. The prizes to the honor students were scholarship奖金, won by Carl W. McCormick, medal for service to the school, awarded to Norman William; the medal for work in the school given for work in the school bank were awarded by Hermann Freeman, ACADEMY OF BUSINESS Miss Manile Gharry, Emmy Marshall, Katherine Walshaw and new students to be registered at the academy for the first time. Miss Jodha Josha is the first of the government immigrant students to attend the academy, and Miss Josha comes under the student nonquota provision of the immigration system, remain in this country for at least two years. We are glad to note that something new is happening in third grade clerk are our boys and girls of Ireland. It is announced that this new grade clerk will take place for the next two months. Miss Susie Finley has been engaged with theimore Realty company of Sylvain Ayw. Joseph Bellamy took the postoffice on Saturday. He said it was 11:30 a.m. Several of the students have filed application blanks for the position of information clerk in the court of general Court. The Business Club's club will meet at the office of the Business Club, stenographers, bookkeepers and office assistants are requested to join. JOHN MOSELEY GRADUATES Among the 250 graduate turned out to be the first to graduate, this were three lore of our group. John Moseley, 17 years old, son of John Moseley, 17 years old, son of W. W. Moseley, 1917 St. New York City; won great distinction in the oration which he delivered on the subject, "Aurah Lincoln and the Constitution," his high school; careers. Mr. Moseley was a member of the Dramatic club, Glee club and German club. Also served in the Army and Navy team (the first Colored boy on the team), where he won his letter. He will pursue a medical course, where he will pursue a medical course. CELEBRATE CHOIR DAY Choir day was celebrated Sunday, March 25, 2014, 5:40 W. 10th St. Dr. G. Melville Oltier, pastor, for the benefit of the spring rally. A delightful dinner program, consisting of addresses and music, rendered. The officers and interns will wristband, president; Mrs. Helen Kary, vice president; Robert Jordan recording secretary; Mrs. Harriet Hutton secretary; and Mrs. Miss Cora treasurer. MURRAY'S COPYRIGHTED NEW YELLOW CAN H MURRAY'S SUPERIOR HAIR DRESSING POMADE NURRAY'S SUPERIOR HAIR DRESSING POMADE PRICE 50 CENTS Same Superior Quality—Same Price—Larger Quantity Tid-Bits of New York Society By BESSYE J. BEARDEN Cheerlet. We feel if the weather continues the way it has during the past week in New York, "the red, red redrobin will soon come bob, bob, bobbin!" back again. We must be less fantastic over this idea and nearer the truth that we are happy over this wonderful spell as last week meant much to us. The Hyacinthia Club, Inc. which simply means all the same implies, gave their eighth annual reception at the Renaissance ballroom on Friday evening, Jan. 25. The Hyacinthia is one of New York's most exclusive clubs. The officers and members are as follows: John Colon, president; Torre Colon, secretary; H. A. Williams, corresponding secretary; Harry M. Winslow, treasurer, and Thos H. Rutledge, chairman entertainment committee. The Renaissance ballroom was in its splendor with an array of gorgeous gowns and beautiful women. There has never been a more beautiful affair than this evening. The lights grew dim and in the shadow of the spotlight clock when the lights grew dim and in the shadow of the spotlight Brown and McGraw, Chicago dancers and entertainers, performed in songs and dance to the strains of the marvelous orchestra. When the melody of "Home, Sweet Home" was sounded at 3 o'clock the hinge crowd began to praise the Hyacinthia club with one big unanimous vote of thanks for the performance. Among those who danced until the wee hours of the morning were: Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney, Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Wiler, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Worcester, and Mrs. Lawrence Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leuter Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman, Mrs. Pearl Hartley, Wainwright, Mrs. Horton Johnson, Mrs. Horton Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. James T. Grundy and Al Delaney. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ellis, Dr. and Mrs. Howard Jeward, Dr. and Mrs. George Weimore, Mr. and Mrs. Leuter Walton, Dr. and Mrs. L. Pitz Harold Fall, Mrs. Miley J. Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Norman, Dr. Fried Harold Fall, Mrs. Miley J. Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. John C. Hankins, C. B. Pute, Mrs. C. E. Cahley, Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Signor Hurbin and Floyd G. Schoenberg. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Finger, and Mrs. W. H. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. and Mrs. W. C. Jack, and Mrs. Benjamin Wilmers, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rohr, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss Louise Hill, Mr. and Mrs. L. Leandau, OR Holland, Mrs. Wallace Rohr, Mrs. William Street, Wallace Rohr, Mrs. William Street, E. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Husband, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Emmett Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Pierce Dr. and Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. H. S. Garratt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hasswood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boy Butler, Mrs. Charlotte Murphy, John Butler, Mrs. Shaggy Ryann, Richard Synhor, Mrs. Ruth Murphy, Mrs. Harry and Leslie Laurie, Mrs. H. The Emanuel club entertained with a Lewis, 67 St. Nicholas on Friday, 4 dames, Orville Oliver, Evelyn Face, Anna Fogue, Ma Launter, Bille Rivers, Georgette Kingley, Lillian Cunningham, Mercedes Casnova and Oak Hamilton, Belle Pogus, Elisabeth Lovely of Bardley St. Flushing, L. I. are the proud parents of a son born last Fri- dnesday, Elisabeth Lovely of Shinker of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Thomas Hope of Candlen, N. J., Mildred Mooreley, N. J., Mildred Mooreley, 18 W. St. 117, Miss Ivie Jackman, daughter of Mr. Mildred Mooreley, 18 W. St. 117, from Hunter college. Miss Jackman is to enter the New York School of Social Work. The Utopia and Neighborhood club is civic a card party and dance at the evening, Feb. 11. The games will be called at 5 o'clock. Offices of the club are Mrs. Wilhelmina Adams, vice president; Mrs. Pauline Bain, house chairman; Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew L. Robinson of the department of their niece, Miss Mustino Lee Miller, to Ernest C. Summer. Although wedding, it will take place some time next summer. Glichor of 692 St. Nicholas Ave. Apt. 4. I, is entertaining a number of guests at her home in honor we present to learn of the illness of the little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Muriel is much improved and able to enjoy the many activities she will attend in the addition of friends. Mrs. Sari Price-Patton is back at her desk for an evening after a brief visit to her family. Oh, for the fun, yells and excitement of the game, Miss Ginaissance Casino Saturday afternoon played by the Alpha Kapul, Alpha Pela, Alpha Alma. The Alpha winnən, he known as Harvey, has been reading law at New York university, his many friends Billy Billy Randal of 90 Edgecombe Ave, entertained in honor of Mrs. Ann Kearns, who is leaving for evening was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Kearns are leaving for Florida on Thursday. The Kedgwa Players gave a wondrous playhouse in the basement of the 123rd St. branch of the New York library rehearsing many friends of Miss Marian R. Hortendown, N. J., have received letters from her telling how much she likes the holidays. New York found Miss Brown one of the most charming of New York feels very proud of having Junior high at public school No. 138 and boys. Junior high at public school No. 138 and boys. Junior high at public school No. 138 and boys. encourage those young people to go farther in pursuit of their education than the graduates at public school No. 138 and boys. platform were Harry T. Burleigh, Mr. Velt, superintendent of junior high school of the school. Miss Korman, head of the school. Miss Korman, head of the school. Miss Korman, head of the school. Mr. Beardon, who presided as chairman. Mr. Geraldym Dishond, who has been home by illness, is much improved. - Bulkeley, Roger, 35, 143 W. 12th St. Bulkeley, Frances, 35, 143 Edgecombe Ave. Arkham, Minneapolis, 43, 102 W. 13th St. Arkwood, Caldera, 46, 161 Lennox Ave. Tervere, Mordial, 31. 31 F. 1330 St. Hobbson, Serling, 32. 10 Newstead 128 Hannay, Leo, 24, 24 W, 158th S. Swainlight, James, 49, 272 Seventh Avenue vilain, John. 26, 525 W. 125M St. villain, John. 26, 525 W. 125M St. Urquart, Mollie. 32, 217 W. 1868 St. Urquart, Mollie. 32, 217 W. 1868 St. TO STAGE MUSICALS T. A. Helhans will present the Hall T. A. Helhans Sinners in a program of music Casino on Monday evening, Feb. 7. The mons, singing duet, and the Ultimate Society Male quartet and Annie Bower Bombo, singing duet, and J. Rosamond Johnson, Clarence Cameron White, T. A. Burchish, R. Nazeen Johnson and S. Coleridge-Taylor. St.Joseph's Pure ASPIRIN RELIEVES ACHES AND PAINS QUICKER ~~~ OVER 75 MILLION TABLETS USED A YEAR ~~ Convenient Tins of 12-5 Grain Tablets 10¢ DEALERS EVERYWHERE RECOMMEND IT THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Jailed for Shooting New York, Feb. 4. - Alvin Webb, 22, 25 W. Ileen, was held in $2,000 half for the grand jury Monday when he was arrested in Houghtons court before Magistrate Well charged with shooting an officer in Schwab, (white); 220 W. 14th St. on Jan. 11. to Schwab he was playing pool at 2025 Sienth Ave. when Webb came over from another pool table, and was playing pistol with the result that his face was badly burned with a mustard oil preparation in Harten hospital for a week. Schwab told Detective Minter of the know the imitation gun contained pollen and had bought it to play onokes and acquaintances. Schwab has recovered. 134TH ST. LIBRARY The Schombers collection of Laevo division of Laevo literature and history, is probably the largest and most comprehensive division of Laevo literature and history. There are about 5,000 volumes, including many pamphlets. There are archives from Africa and the West Indies. Some of the groups of books on various subjects in Laevo include *African Dialects*, *African Dialects*; *African Dialects*, *History of the island of Angola*; *Church Histories*; *Theory, Drama and Fiction by and About Angola*; *Historics of Lodges, Free Masonry*, *Slavery*, *Underground occupation of the Negro*, *Travel in Africa and West Indies*, *Ethnobabyl*, *The Negro*, *Biographies of Abolhonbyl*, *Were Folklore in the United States and West Indies*, *Books in Latin, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Article*. Among James E. J. Cattlepe, the noted Latin scholar and poet, born in Africa and Latin, and a small volume of sermons in Dutch printed in Amsterdam. There is in the division of Laevo literature and history a very interesting Hayden, whose work was exhibited at the Harmon Foundation and who recently exhibited this will be bare until Feb. 6. Pierre Handoland will appear on Friday at Midsdale's at the 125th St. library or Midsdale's at the 125th St. library Thursday, Feb. 10, at 8:30 p. m. All are invited. Walter F. White gave a very interesting talk on the auditorium Thursday evening, Jane Allen bychine Thursday evening, Jane Allen bychine at the auditorium at the 125th St. library. At the "Y's" 137TH ST. Y. W. C. A. The first term exhibit of work done by B. W. C. a chosen, educational New York city, was held Friday evening, Jan. 28. Great interest from the vast number of friends and members who attended the hats, designed for all occasions, gave the smart appearance of a barrista shop, while lour knits covered the floor in effect. Expert craftsmanship was the note of the artiest in the various classes, the field of power operating being represented by samples of dainty hemmed fabrics. A section devoted to sewing, dressmaking and designing was filled with examples that excited much favorable comment. Beautiful bath pillows were made and lights, whose shades were the work taught in the class, the color, the text, the in the above were to be found objects, scents and shawls, hand painted textiles and numerous novelties, the make which required both training and skill. Teapotwriters budgets and shorthand business school and although the cultural classes, French, Spanish and the public were invited to vibh these classes. 135TH ST. Y. M. C. A. Plans are rapidly materializing into progress and success in producing new work in the W. 12th St. branch Young Men's Christian association. This session was conducted Jan. 25 under the particular efforts of George Abbott, the chairman of the branch, and C. A. Allen, Vice chairman. Dr. Julia P. H. Coleman, president of the branch, and Mrs. Robert Hammond, the leader of the occasion, known as indies' night. Her subject, "Women's Work in the Community," was very much the musical program was spendably arranged by Mrs. Bertin Derves-Norman, the director of the conditions were offered by G. W. Hoven, bass; Mrs Harriet R. Robinson, bass; Mrs Glenn Skipp, Skipp and hostess Lodder, juvenile artist; Mrs Mary Holt, drummer; Maceo Johnson, violinist; George Mead, cornet solist, and Elise Clark Robinson, soprano. FREE BIBLE 22 BROOKLYN NOTES CARLTON AVE. Y. N. C. A. The first meeting of the fair commit- ral Chairman of booths present discussed the program feature for this year. It was a 9:30 o'clock meeting of old-fashioned county fair be combined. The committee will make a thorough report again Friday evening, Feb- 4, at 1:20 o'clock. All chairmen of the committee at the V. Rev. 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