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Withhold Wilberforce Funds Pending State Investigation MIXED SCHOOLS SOUGHT IN SOUTH ```markdown ``` STUDIES SOCIAL WORK MISS IVIE Who was one of three girls of our college in the 1927 mid-year class. Im entered the New York School of Social studies hopes to continue her w 'BIG BILL' THOMPS HALT TO 'COS RAIDS STAGE With 10,000 men and women occupations jammed into the SL and Giles Ave., and thousand to get in, "Big Bill" Thompson for mayor Sunday night in what est political demonstration ever opened fire on the "Cossack" police raids, and demanded that the higher-ups call a halt. MISS IVIE JACKMAN of three girls of our Race to graduate a mid-year class. Immediately after her work School of Social Work and after e is to continue her work in Harlem. L’ THOMPSON CAM TO ‘COSSACK’ P OS STAGED ON SOU men and women from all walks summed into the Eighth Regimen ave, and thousands thronging the Gilk” Thompson opened his pla day night in what is said to have monstration ever staged on the S the “Cossack” ... Who was one of three girls of our Race to graduate from Hunter college in the 1927 mid-year class. Immediately after her graduation she entered the New York School of Social Work and after completion of her social studies hopes to continue her work in Harlem. 'BIG BILL' THOMPSON CALLS HALT TO 'COSSACK' POLICE RAIDS STAGED ON SOUTH SIDE With 10,000 men and women from all walks in life and all occupations jammed into the Eighth Regiment armory, 35th St. and Giles Ave. and thousands thronging the streets, trying to get in, "Big Bill" Thompson opened his platform campaign for mayor Sunday night in what is said to have been the greatest political demonstration ever staged on the South side. He opened fire on the "Cossack"; Despite the fact that The Chicago Defender announced the meeting at 7 o'clock, citizens began to arrive at the armory as early as 1 o'clock, and completely filled. From all sections of the city three voters had come to tell "Big Hill" they were with him. And the group which gave him 48,000 votes on the primary election position in 60,000 votes, regular election Tuesday, April 6. Crowd Cheers "Big Bill" Arriving at the armory at 3:45 o'clock Thompson was cheered for fully 10 minutes as he made his way to the platform, escorted by 12 patrolmen and plain clothes men. In the identical woman an identical woman fainted, and had he taken from the hall. So great was this crowd that workers in Thompson's camp were forced to hold similar demonstrations in the armory annex and streets. Traffic was blocked in the vicinity of the armory, and Thompson climbed on the speakers table and little 3-year-old Henry Jackson Heasley was put upon the BUNGLETON GREEN— The funniest of all the heroes of the comic strip, filles a full page each week with his side-apitating antics, to book for Artic Rogers' full page of color comics. --- RACE to graduate from Hunter col- mediately after her graduation she real Work and after completion of her work in Harlem. PSON CALLS BASSACK' POLICE D ON SOUTH SIDE from all walks in life and all Eighth Regiment armory. 35th cols thronging the streets, trying to opened his platform campaign it is said to have been the great- staged on the South side. He table next to him. The lad embraced the former mayor and whispered, "Please 'fire' the chief of police the next day after you're elected." Thompson set out to tell his hearers the real truth about the "police Thompson set out to tell his hearers the real truth about the "police reign of terror on the South side." Flays Dever "We stand for America first," he cried in a horse voice. "We stand for Old Glory, and we stand for kicking out of office the Cossack mayor, and keep his arm at the fool. We'll kick him out that he'll go so high he'll never come back." With the crowd still yelling, Thompson opened his attack upon Mayor Dever and the police department for their uncalled for raids in your persecution. Ward words since the primary election. "Dever throw 1,000 innocent citizens into jail—citizens who white judges said the next morning were innocent," he declared. "But you folks have been patient, just as I was. You've been patient. You've been patient. When the time comes, we'll show this Cossack mayor that he's up against a buzz saw, and that buzz saw is no joke." As the crowd continued to cheer, Thompson turned his attention to the police. Scorec Police "I don't want you to commit any act that will make it hard for me to pay your patience. Don't resalt arrests. But when you are taking affidavits of innocent men and women taken to jail, by all means take the number of the police officer who commits the overact. I'll have use for those numbers after April 6." Digressing for a few minutes. (Continued on Page 3) Flava Dover Scorce Police SHRINERS WILBERFORCE MAY NOT GET STATE FUNDS WILBERFORCE MAY NOT GET STATE FUNDS Appropriation Is Held Up by Committee Columbus, Ohio, March 18.—Unless Superintendent Richard C. Bundy of the normal department of Wilberforce university can show that sums expended for furnishings in his home and other personal expenditures were...within...the scope for which he listed them. Wilberforce may not get its appropriation this year from the state of Ohio. These startling facts, revealed as a result of the investigation started last year by Sheridan A. Brusselsux, a city attorney, gave evidence in that city, were made known by the committee of the Ohio legislature. Following the disclosure of Brusselsux, Frank Brown, special state attorney, appointed by Louis L. Traery, state auditor, made a thorough inspection of the management of Wilberforce submitted his report which brought about the present state of affairs. List "Irregularities": Among the "regularities" listed by Mr. Brown as existing at the Xenia institution were a $2,200 automobile budget, a $1,000 vacation trip to Washington, Philadelphia and Atlantic City; expensive furniture, including a piano and library equipment for the superintendent's residence, and the installation of an expensive radio for the residence. R. D. Williamson, chairman of the house finance committee, in making public the report of his committee, declared that condition must be maintained in order for the installation will be forthcoming to Wilberforce and the Kent State normal school at Kent. Unless the officials of these institutes approve our committee with clean hands our committee will not appropriate one cent directly to these institutions," said Williamson. "Instead we will make our appropriations to the state board of finance and an auditor in each school to approve every expenditure before it is made. Must improve System "The finance committee is convinced that the present system of doing things at these institutions should be improved before any more of the state's money is shot to the ground. We should hold up their appropriations and will gladly give them what they need, but we shall insist that the appropriations be safeguarded before we allow it. Unless they can show us that they themselves have set up their own system of appropriations for them by turning it over to the state board of control." The investigation, started late last year by Brussels, stirred an unusual amount of discussion at Wilberforce. At the meeting, the Dr. Gilbert J. Jones, president of the university department, controlled directly by the African Methodist church, declared that the detective was an impostor and that he had no facts to substantiate his demands. The graduate meeting of the frusce "congested" all officials of the school and condemned Brussels's report. The industrial and normal department of Wilberforce university is under the control of the Oblie Dr. Richard C. Hundy, his superintendent, was appointed by the state, and works in conjunction with President Gilbert Jones. May Ask Congress to Make Porto Rico State San Juan, Porto Rico, March 13.—According to a statement credited to Senator William H. King, who is sparing a short time traveling over this island and is introducing a bill in congress next December asking for Porto Rico statehood. Representative Edgar B. Kles of Pennsylvania, chairman of the borough committee on island affairs, also joined in here for the purpose of making a thorough study of conditions on the island. THAT MOBILE SPEECH AGAINST SOUTHERN INJUSTICES THE SOUTH CLARENCE DANROCK A. Pogat Editors in War On Poro Receivership St. Louis, Mo., March 15.—Editor Robert S. Abbott of The Chicago Defender was one of the principal speakers at the citizen meeting and national conference on the war in Iraq. A. M. E. church last Wednesday night, to denounce the receivership under which first college is now operating. Three thousand members of the church attended the meeting and others from all sections of the United States, were present. The spacious church auditorium would not accommodate the assemblage, and would be used to take care of the large overflow gathering. Speakers were alternated from one church to the other and deployed with feeling the receivership, a resolution request that the termination of the receivership was unanimously adopted. "My Race and the American people are too important to have an institution like Porro stilled," declared Editor, and he added, "an insult typhler the home of the race. He continued. He admounded the large crowd to acquaint themselves like men, stating, "the eyes of the world are upon you St. Louisiana. You must be either men or monkeys. You must be used to live in this city, fought to make you men. See to it that you live as Grant would want you to." Among the leaders of national character who sent (elegrams of ruins of Porro college, were Dr. Emmett J. Scott, secretary-treasurer of Howard university, Washington, D. C.; Hon. Benjamin J. Davis, and national Republican committeeman, Howard, assistant P. S. attorney general, Washington, D. C.; J. Pinkey Wilson, grand exalted ruler of Eldes Washington, D. C., and Robert L. Vann, editor, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Joseph E. Aaron E. Muhlenberg, the prosecuted against his wife and Porro college, is set for a hearing next Monday in the circuit court here. With Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, who had come all the way from Florence, lit her fire in summer of Porro, were the Knights of the Fourth Estate. RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION WAR WAXES HOTTER IN NATION'S CAPITAL Washington, D. C., March 18.—The legal battle to prevent persons of our Race from owning and occupying residences in the Bloomingdale section was intensified last week when a suit was filed in the District supreme court to compel Henry A. Cornish and Alyce N. Cornish, who have purchased No. 2323 First St. N. W., to vacate the premises and abide a restrictive covenant in the deed! THE MAN WHO DARED RESIDENTIAL S WAR WAXES NATION'S Washington, D. C., March 19 persons of our Race from owni the Bloomingdale section was suit was filed in the District su A. Cornish and Alyce N. Corn 232S First St. N. W., to vacate strictive covenant in the deed to this property. The philiphants in this case are Jerrik D'Oughneau, 2306 First St.; Hugh A. and Cline E. Morrison, 2302 First St.; Henry and Cassie H. Giligan, 2304 First St.; St. James First St.; Laurie L. Lewis, 2304 First St.; Lacey E. and Lucy L. Thompson, 2309 First St.; B. Gertrude Ruff, 2310 First St., and Andrew C. and Grace May Plant, 2326 First St. N. W., Mr. Giligan is a member of the board of education of the District of Columbia Capital Citizens' association, which is fostering litigation to enforce a restrict covenant. Calla Defendants Justice Wendell P. Stafford issued a rule for the defendants, Henry A. Cornish and Allya X. Cornish, to show cause why a defendant is not in compliance to compel them to conform to the covenant running with the property and to vacate the premises. The covariant in the deed to this property, which is identical with the deed in the case, is provided that "said lot shall never be rented, leased, sold, transferred or converted into any Negro or Colored person under penalty of $2,000, which shall be a lien against said property." Answer to the petition for an inunction, filed through Attorneys George E. C. Hayes and Ernest J. Davis, the defendants allege that this covenant is in its essential nature a contract in unlawful restraint of alienation and is opposed to the public property. They also say that a decree requiring them to give possession of the property which they are now occupy. because they are not white would constitute a violation of the fifth amendment to the federal Constitution. Deny Charges The defending declare that they are the owners in few simple and have the lawful right to occupy the premises. They deny that their occupancy of this property is injurious, deceptive and absolutely ruinous to real estate in that section. They state that when property is situated in persons of the Race the top market price is obtained and results in a greatly enhanced cultivation. This property is located in First St. between Adams and Bryant Sts. N. W. Other houses in this block, N. W. Other houses are being offered for sale to the Race. There are five suits pending in the District supreme court involving the ownership and occupancy of property living at 120 Adams St. N. W., which she purchased in July, 1825. Muggle Darls and Amanda Butler purchased No. 114 Adams St. N. W., Nov. 23, 1825 and Amanda Butler purchased No. 114 Adams St. S. and Lillian H. Elder purchased No. 116 Adams St. N. W. Feb. 19, 1827, and are living there. Wallace E. and Lethla M. Costner purchased No. 124 Adams St. N. W., and living there. The court in these cases has refused to issue temporary injunctions. EUGITIVE IS SHOT / FUGITIVE IS SHOT Little Rock, Ark. March 18.—Willie Berry, 31, who escaped last week from the Pulaski county farm, was shot and killed last Friday by several farm guards. NATIONAL EDITION Appeal From Ruling of Texas Tribunal Washington, D. C., March 18.—Shriners of our group won their first court fight Monday when they were granted an appeal by the United States supreme court from an injunction. Issued in Texas restraining them from using the name, emblems and insignia of white Shriners. S. A. T. Watkins appeal by the United States supreme court from an injunction. Issued in Texas restraining them from using the name, emblems and insignia of white Shriners. The case was filed six years ago in the district court at Houston, removed to the court of civil appeal at Galveston and the supreme court at Austin, in which the Texas courts decided in favor of the white Shriners. S. A. T. Watkins Shriners of our group represented by S. A. T. Watkins and James L. White of the law firm of Dendon, Kentucky, and Chicago, petitioned the supreme court of the United States, raising nine federal questions, in connection with an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, as a reason for removing, which court concluded, in granting the petition. arm of Dupont, Watkins & White, Chicago, petitioned the support of the United States, raising nine federal questions, including the 14th amendment to the Constitution, the United States, as a reason for removing, which this court concurred in by granting the petition. While the local Shriners were first made parties, the National Shrine bodies petitioned and were made parties so that the national organization and will decide all Shrine litigation. Similar cases are pending in Florida and Louisiana which will abide the decision of the present case. The supreme court of the United States here will consider the case on its merits at a future date. The granting of the appeal by the United States supreme court came as climax of 12 years hard fighting by Attorney General Robert Dinko, who was beaten at its own game. The Shriners case is similar to that filed several years ago by the white secret order movement in Georgia against Kirk Kirkland, a similar organization composed of members of our Rage, which found its way into the United States supreme court and was fought by the same attorneys, assisted by Judge Alton P. Parker, who made the arguments which resulted in a victory. Y MEN TURN DOWN "JIM CROW" HOTEL New York, March 18.—The national employed officers and the national staff conference of the Y. M. C. A., to be held here, will be held by the place of meeting from the West Baden Springs hotel, West Huden, Ind., to the Edgwater Beach hotel, Chicago, because the West Baden management refused to accept the Race secretaries as senior secretary of our work, states that the national Y. M. C. A. council is committed to the policy of holding its meetings only at six places as will agree to the entertainment of delegates regardless of race. It will be remembered that two years ago the New Willard hotel of Washington, D. C. departed from its exclusion policy long enough to entertain as guest place men who attended the international convention of the Y. M. C. A. ASK END OF JIM CROW REGIME Atlanta, Ga., March 18.—In a rising tide that is swelling each hour, and steadily gaining in strength, a protest is sweeping the Southland against the continuation of Dixie's medieval system of separate schools for the two races. The demand for mixed schools this week reached a point where interracial bodies and commissions of every type are being besieged with petitions and formal demands that they urge for mixed schools. The face shown such a solid front on the question of schooling for its young. Seldom, if ever, have local interracial groups been confronted with such insistent urges for them to take up the role of cohabitation the evil of Jim Crow schools. Demand Immediate Remedy In this state the average expenditure per child on the public school education of white children is $2.53, while the outlay for black children is $6.22. President Georgians are up in arms over the fact that while the Race constitutes more than 25 per cent of the total population of this state, it receives less than 25 per cent of the money they spend for public school education. This situation will never be remedied they have been pointing out, as long as a Jim Crow system of schooling is kept up. Statistics in other states show that segregation in other states is equally statement for mixed schools. Tide Is Turning The recent succession of supreme court decisions turning down Jim Crowism and discrimination in more ways than the end of the regime of segregation is at hand. The death knell of Jim Crowism has sounded in the South. In the Texas case the supreme court laid down the law that infringement upon the political rights of African Americans under the Constitution that could not be tolerated. In the New Orleans case it was equally firm in its decision that segregation of the Race by the means attempted was not to be contemned. The nation's highest court of the United States argued that the South's injustice and discrimination. The civil system has entered its last days. End Old Regime Members of the Race here and throughout the South have been quick to see the handwriting on the wall. They are all in arms and their first demand is the abolition of sentencing system is wasteful, they point out. There is unnecessary duplication of school plants, multiplying taxes. The Race receives the worst end of everything. The high schools provided for our boys and girls are junk equipment of white high schools. Old benches, frayed curtains, worn-down planes, all find their final resting place in the high schools set aside for our boys and girls. They've even taken now to throwing their old books down and demounted. So-let's which label themselves as "pliifft" groups are hegged to show that they really stand for progress and justice. Battey, Internationally Famed Photo Market, Dies Tuskegee, Ala; March 15—C. M. Battley, 64, internationally known photographer, died on March 15. The artist headed the list of photographers in this country and his camera studies were known all over the world. He has captured first prizes in museum conventions and has coming to Tuskegee institute 11 years ago but Battley has taken thousands of pictures of visiting conventions and his 'portraits of distinguished guests' of the institutions have been reproduced throughout the world. The artist is survived by a wife and four children. Will be found each week in the second section of The Chicago Defender. We have spared no pain nor expense in giving our readers the latest news and paper. All the latest events are caught by your camera man throughout the world. ```markdown ``` MARK ADVANCE IN ABOLITION OF PREJUDICE "Race Relations Day" Called Success "Race Relations Day" Called Success New York, March 18.—(Special)—Reports received at the office of the commission on the church and race relations of the Federal Council of Churches, 105 E. 22d St. show that the observance of Race Relations Sunday, Feb. 13, 1956 was a national event participated in by churches, Y. M. C. A. Y. W. C. A. internal organizations and student groups. Creew City, X. J., led by the Central Y. W. C. A. leading officials of the city, including the governor of the state, joined in an interracial mass meeting addressed by speakers of the race exchanges of pulpits. The observance of the day was also the beginning of a movement for an all-Race commission to be made up of various national and racial groups in that In Cleveland, Ohio, some of the leading pastors exchanged pullets. In Indianapolis, Indiana, some of the leading international Friendship week with a central mass meeting of citizens of both races under the leadership of the commission of the Council of the Council Agencies. In Richmond and Muncie, members of the friends meet with the congregation of the day. In Gary, Ind., a joint meeting of the white and race choirs and congregations was held in being delivered by one of the leading pastors of the city. In Chicago, IL, 33 churches among the outstanding congregations of the city, joined in the day's celebration mainly by exchange of pullets between the pastors of singers and visitors. In speaking of the day, Dean Shafer Mathews of the diversity school of the University of Chicago, who is chairman of the interracial Federation, said: "There are in the Great Lakes states of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin more than 200,000 Negroes, most of whom are in the Great Lakes years. Chicago's Negro population approaches the 200,000 mark. They are here in the North to stay and we are migrating in the have been entirely worthy. They have sought economic improvement and educational advancement. We should value them highly as educational migratory commission of the Church federation feels that its most effective work can be done in getting the race acquainted and in informing each of the advancement of the other." In Wichita, Kansas, the day was celebrated in an interment meeting where our races were represented, and our families were honored some of the old Spanish songs. Haze representatives sang spirituals, white representatives delivered addresses, and some of their native folk songs. As far in the southwest as Phoenix, Artz, the day was observed with appropriate attire for the interment meeting was held under the nuples of the interment committee, which drew together many leaders to bear the Dr. Robert South, Lyst and West came many additional reports showing the response that religious forces are giving to the call to get acquainted with the standing and brotherhood between racial groups. FREEZONE Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little "Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without goreness or irritation. Do you pass sleepless nights and feel half dead on arising next morning? 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PART I-PAGE 2 --- Exchange Pulpits "Here to Stay" ```markdown ``` CARTERS FARM LIKE PRESIDENT The prestige and dignity of the United States senate was given a distinct jar last week when President Barack Obama, Senator William H. King, Democrat, from Utah, entrance to the country because he believed him to LOUISVILLE PASTORS OF BOTH RACES MEET LOUISVILLE PASTORS OF BOTH RACES MEET Louisville, Ky., March 18—Louisville's second interracial ministerial conference within a month was held in the Warren Memorial Presbyterian church today, with 200 ministers, representing most of the Protestant churches of the city. Lay leaders attended the attendance to more than 300. The meeting was presided over by Dr. Lucas, president of the Louisville Presbyterian Church, George C. Clement of the A. M. E. Zion Church read a scripture lesson and offered prayer. Addresses on the occasion "were delivered by Rev. John Lowe Forte and Rev. George G. Walker, Rev. B. L. McCready and Rev. J. R. McCready" and "Value of Interracial Sunday: Messas Britt and Silley, evangelistic singers, rendered a number of selections." The conference provided for a joint race relations committee, composed of 12 white ministers and nine of our black ministers, a semiannual session and on call of its chairman. The committee was instructed also to arrange for a joint annual conference of all the ministers. The conference committed itself to the observance of Race Relations Sunday every February and ordered that Christian principles as applied to race relations which will be given to the public through the press. SEEKS TO WITHDRAW FORCED CONFESSION SEEKS TO WITHDRAW FORCED CONFESSION Washington, D. C., March 18—Phillip Jackson, held as the attacker in the capital grounds, fell white. He was the capital grounds' folly. With pettition the district criminal court next week to have an alleged confession suppressed as evidence. He was the third degree methods were used by the police to extract his alleged confession from him. He was the guilty carry with it a death penalty. Justice Hitz refused to accept the guilty plea and ordered one of "not guilty" placed against him. He also was arraigned on a charge of robbery also staged in the Capital grounds, to which he pleaded not guilty. He charged with snatching a pocketbook containing $5 from Mr. D. D. McKnight, on Oct. 5. Indignant Over Defeat St. Louis, Mo. March 18. -Indignation is running high among the bettors over the defeat of Constable Charles 14. Turring, admirable candidate of St. Louis. Purty workers interested in Turpin's campaign attribute his loss to crowds and the several officials who sold out to the white politicians. Two of these men accused were elected themselves almost entirely by Race course officials. A white candidate, was renominated over his three opponents, but Mr. Turpin carried his warrior 23 to victory, centrally contested wards. Scoring a victory in eight wards against the campaign opposition of 22 of the 28. He expressed determination over the race as the opportunity offers again. Tuskegee Gets on Texas Board's Approved List Tuskegee, Ala., March 13—Tuskegee institute has been placed on the board of examiners of the department of education of Texas. This new rating permits Tuskegee graduates who obtain an application certify to teach in the public schools of Texas without examination. PRESIDENT BORNO BARS SENATOR KING --- be an undesirable alien who would stir up agitation. The Utah Democrat is now in Porto Rico awaiting orders from the U.S. states govt. The Kingston Kingston govt. entrance to Haiti on the grounds that he wanted to get first hand Stockholders of Your Cab Mourn Losses One hundred stockholders of the new defunct Your Cab company met at the assembly hall, 229 E. 43d St. Thursday night, to talk over their losses and to devise means of getting back some of the dollars they had invested in the company. Gloom hung over the gathering Old men and women sat like statues around the room. Now and then a tableau, a scrawl to an other quiet neighbor, to be answered by a detective head shaking and a tape into silence. But for the rapid younger crowd, the occasion might have been preparation for a funeral ceremony. At the Johnson, former member of the sales department, acted as chairman and opened the meeting with the Lord's prayer. A few faint voices singing "My Country, 'Tis of These." Sold Without Notice "We did not come here to try to dodge facts," Mr. Johnson gald. The stockholders were not notified. My purpose in calling you together is to help myself through this tough stock cause you believed in the concern. Now what are we going to do? Shall we tell the court tell us? Excited voices swelled a loud protest. Cities of "Yes," take it to court. "Yes," we said, or shall we let the court tell us? Excited voices swelled a loud protest. Cities of "Yes," take it to court. "Yes," we said, or shall we let the court tell us? One aged woman arose with tears streaming down her cheeks and told the stock represented. "I am hurt all over," she sobbed. "Hard as I have seen it go like this. My main reason for buying was because I wanted to help moke a place for our boys to do anyway. Lost, what are we ever going to be?" And she mumbled puffily as she rocked in her chair, slightly clutching a worm pocketbook. Blames Stockholders "The Your Cab company was the biggest corporation of its kind in the United States for our people, the business and the services and $18,000. I alone secured paid subscriptions for $25,000 worth of stock. Johnson sold $25,000, with $10,000 of that amount $20,000 has been subscribed for over a period of three years. "Quiet, let's hear him." others cried. Or did Johnson balance the balance of that $25,000 to $20,000 the balance of that $25,000 to $20,000 they owed it would be a different story now: $25,000 that should have been $20,000. I had to take the earnings of the company. I couldn't make them pay, and I couldn't make them come to the meeting. They were off in their affairs to go unheeded." Judge Harrison Beteigned Judge William Harrison was retained Thursday by the committee and an investigation was immediately begun. It is said by those who know, that Mr. Harrison was not done by the company last year exceeded $349,305. The committee promises to find out if there are not enough militia, since the police of the annual election of officers sent out Jan. 1, 1927, stated that the financial officers were not well organized and that all creditors were well satisfied. A not gain was listed as $13,000 for the period of the last six months. The officers were organized in July, 1923. Its progress was steady, and at one time the board of directors consisted of many men. Recently it has been referred to as a "one-man concern." New York, March 18.—Dr. Will W. Alexander of Atlantic, director of the commission on interracial co-operation, who recently received a Harrison award, and Bishop W. T. Vorton of institutions to address the 18th annual conference in Indianapolis, June 23 in June 24, of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, when it is to speak, together with Governor Jackson of Indiana, at the opening mass meeting of the conference on the night of June 23, Dr. Alexander is scheduled to speak at the subject of his address being "The Changing South." LIQUOR VENDOR FINED Robert Hurley, 1910 State St. St. was revealed as a walking saloon when the hotels arrived him and found a large, well-furnished neck n cord from which they were hanging two hot water bottles of liquor. He was paid $300 and coats and sandals for days in the house of correction by Max Luster for transporting liquors. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER ATOR KING HAITI U. S. 'U. S. Refuse Washing an undesirable un agitating King. Depo- dented enu- lous Louis Bono the Haithi the first Jury of the U. S. the first United States beled an nation. C The U. S. student of in not a n eign rela- Porto Ri from the nato blik HAITI CALLS U. S. SENATOR 'UNDESIRABLE' Refuses to Let King of Utah Enter Refuses to Let King of Utah Enter Washington, D.C., March 18—Hold an undeclared alien who would stir up agitation, Senator William H. King, Democrat of Utah, has been denied entrance to Haiti by President Louis Bornu. The recent action of the United States senate that jitter the prestige and dignity of the United States senate. It is the first time any member of the United States senate has been labeled an "undesirable" by a friendly nation. Other countries may follow. The Utah Democratic, who is now in force to represent the United States government as to his method of procedure. - Photo by Defender Stuart Photographer, - information on foreign conditions. Photo shows the Haitian president when he was the guest of Editor Bernard Deforest (extreme left). President Berno is seated second from left. Senator King had planned to visit Haiti and other countries in the interest of the people of the island, for the protection of tourism conditions. He has now been informed that he is not wanted and that he will not be allowed to land in the territory of Haiti. OFFERS PRIZES FOR STORIES OF ADVANCE OFFERS PRIZES FOR STORIES OF ADVANCE The Haitian attitude is outlined in the following message which is sent to the United States, has received from the minister of foreign affairs of his country: "Attitude of the Haitian government is justified by the following motives: First, Mr. King Haiti's false, and offensive declarations against the president of Haiti and his condemnation of outlying countries." *Courtesy of* 1915. Atlanta, Ga. March 18.—The commission on Interracial Co-operation, headquartered here in Atlanta, has ordered the first print of the three best papers submitted must not exceed one dozen pages since the Civil War. Also, the papers submitted must not exceed one thousand words in length and each must bear the name, address, school name, and contact information. The contest closes April 1 and all papers must be handed in or postmarked not later than that date. The committee will be complying with embodying suggestions and data, which will be sent without charge to teachers and students interested. In connection with the competition the committee says: "Second, Mr. King has made himself in the United States the agent of the worst elements of disloane in the presence in Haiti would provoke political agitation on the part of those elements, an agitation which would create a general feeling of unease and unease curtious about the threat he would be disastrous to the population, which is now accustomed to peace and labor." "Ambassador James Gregg has said that in an equal length of time no other group ever so great program since the Civil War. The record is highly creditable to both races and should be to both a source of pride for the country and a source of will. The commission's purpose in offering these prizes is to encourage the study of this subject by high school boys and girls, and the cooperation of principals and teachers of high schools and leaders of high school groups is earnestly requested, in the effort to enlist as many young people as possible. Little Rock, Ark., March 18.—Grant Reason, 60, was instantly killed in a car crash last week when they came in contact with a high tension electric wire. A horse and mule driver was killed in the crash. Gen. Reason were instantly killed. The wire, carrying 110,000 volts, which was uninsulated, had suggested that he had been above the road. A coat worn by the woman came in contact with the wire as the wagon passed under it. The wagon was thrown over conscious and threw her from the wagon. When she regained consciousness she found Benson lying on the ground. He had loved Benson struck the wire without realizing his danger. The team was killed by the current passing part of the wagon and harasses. Anyone desiring further information is invited to write to R. B. Eicerax, educational director, 402 Palmer bulbering, Atlanta, Ga. Raid Reveals Lottery Boston, Mass., March 18—The Gamecock team, which was held raided the home of Mrs. Sadie Lynch at 233 Western Ave. Cambridge, and seized a large number of lottery tickets which offered to pay the bets 600 to 1. She was charged with promoting a game of chance, and the others arrested, who police say, were at the house to purchase tickets, were arrested, and were gambling implements were found. The customers arrested were John H. Caines of 32 Myrtle St., Thomas Ashley, 15 Jay St., Joseph Moore, 15 Mary St., and Miss Marina Crunchlow, 315 Moore St., all of Cambridge. The bill provides that "whenever five lawyers of ten or more years of age court shall certify to the chief justice of the United States, charges of the United States district judge, it shall be the duty of the chief justice to summon his associate justice and the judge, and shall convoke said judges into a tribunal to hear the charges. There is no appeal from the decision of the tribunal." Toledo, Ohio, March 17—The many friends of Mrs. Esther Ferguson were surprised to hear of her marriage to William Richard Carter of Toledo, Ohio, one of the most popular members of the young social set of Toledo, and has been a policewoman on the department base for the past five years. Rev. T. D. Scott, Miss Myrtle Darryn was at the planet Miss Maud Ford, a childhood chum of Mrs. Carter, stood up with her, while John Frankenstein, a former teacher for the groom. They are at home at 321 Woods Ave. No action was taken on this bill before congress adjourned. 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BE YOURSELF an = ye * Dy Sata. hy STW d op By g — <2 j ASTORIA s Fy FRO, fe MOTHER:- Fletcher’s > Castoria is a pleasant, harm- fess Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops Z and Soothing Srrups, espe- cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. “To roi initations,aleays took forthe simatre ot ace PLLe Proven directions on each packace.- Physicians everywhere recommend it, RS Ty i pa Pe IMATE. iy. 50% | pias timo $5) | Sy | Gere ra oe oR Sh tS oe 80 ff Se a ee ee BU a ciate SGoth &. CO. Dont. 0, an? E. a30 St, Chicago, It BETHEL BUYS | os TEMPLE | | 7 FORBIG SUM, sue se Greater Wether's threeexear citys Bide eareh for 3 wane ented tise Wednesday noun “when Her. Wh , Token. patton. nda corti of eillcers Rurchaned ial Tevavin, ash St ent Routh ‘parkoay. for $0.00, Wit the putchase ef the dewteh avutt~ Fogue, Greater Heth) can nos eae 1 pg lathe si Atrinan fedhoiiag Fepiacoal.churehien Although Te had. hee Tumors for many montha that either Method or Olivet auld buy the temple. it Kaa nnt “detinitely Kowa unt Weineaday “when Greenbaum & fon, bankers, 2S. Lasalle St, net= ing as trusices for sinal, accented Heibera tira payment wf $20.00 fn Breference to That uf Revecal ther thurches. To Occupy Church in 1928 ‘The exact date of occupancy hae not "been antounerd, but it i thought the eanzresation, mow wore shiping, at Weiell Million het school. 38th St, and Pralre ves wilt be able to mabe fn Grins the rarly Bart of neat year afer the Sina Eoarreatian completes Hy new esnaguaue, AmOnE those instrumental in tho pirchare af ths-ehureh nee IHishon ALL. Ghines, Dr. Ine. Uesant, wees Feturytewamirer” Sunday schon hoard. Nashville, Tenns Ded. Tt Hawking nanetat aecretary A. M. 1 eharehs br. 8. Johnie serrorsty~ trranuter hureh watension beset Washington, Dee dew, ae te I Peek, Wer, TL ML. Btottavwrke 2 3 Fountain, fr. A. 4. Offend. De. A. Donneit und #2 W. Crawford. Seats 4,000 Persons ‘The temple, bullt 15 yeara neo, has A weating capacity of 4.000. "The Budiineiuim, with pet Valund at 354.000, Te said ta rank anmme the Finest. the country. | Thin nae moth pipe erzan ts valunt at 875,00. “A community” huss selfetniag the temple wae alse fncterta tn the se ‘The meee eontmunity howe walt be Knasen an direates seethel sorlat cen ter, Te it. eauinped witht shower bathe, 9 swiniming tink, baskettall nil tadoor hasehalt cwurte, ty mece Foams for class weer wsifehwa Rikdtehen, tnanuet hall snd om aulle fortum with a sealing capacity of 1000" persons. elven Cruea tele 331.900 home at agate and South parkway Oct. 1S, a4 Wy a fee wld lel sas eatie mated at mere than #220,06h, Srvaler Bethel eke made ts headquarere feat In the ausitenrtum af the Fet~ sential gehiout and ater at Philips high choot. Stage Series of Rallies Following the tee, the pmor, Tee cSt. Tanner, conducted a ncries ‘of fatileg to rebulla, but wie trans ferred_ by the canforence before. his Mork was completed. ‘With the appointment of Rev. 1. Torker, formeriy: of Jarkxorciile Fis. church volliciats sold tha’ prope ‘ery and turned thelr esen toward the! Towirh ernazosve, ‘At, the biehore councll recentiy hela tn Jackwonvitie, Fla the entire ‘A 3, Ee conneciton expressed a5n0~ Dathy for Thomeleas” Wether” and Diedged thelr support if the concre~ Eaton attempted to buy or balla = Rew home. Fornil gnnouncement a¢ the pur haan and infarmation evncerning the Rew synagonue wax, mile Sunday morning at sercices: hid. at, Phils Sign school, “The wastor and Wishen Gainen were the epeniers, cA musical Dromrim was. acrancet ty. the Ghote under the Inwlership of A. J. Sor and. the orcheuira under the irection of Major S. Clark Smith to talunee lik the staking, ‘Rev. Taokes tute been at Tethel for nee mothe die was transfered frora Bit, Zion church, Dastona, Fis Hein w graduate of” the Edward Wetere and. Finrida Stemortal. col~ Temes and the divinity aehoot o¢ Wi. Berforer. university, and ferved a Presiding tiles at Jacksonville, Fid. Nab Norses, Orderlies for Stealing Morphine Birmingham, Ala. March 1$— ‘atter an investication of more than Sfoonth the federal agents arrested fix purseg and ordertice of the Till Shan horpltal va charges of stealing morpltine and cocaine and Felling It. hen urrtaned Inat Saturday be~ fore Gateed "States Conimlasioner nate O Chariton on eure of enn- gpirsee to, intate the mareotr ta Marte Reeves “Leuclite Curry. Abe Hauer, Dave’ Joiinson, Teres Dore And ‘tieange . Silihouve announces That they Would plead guilty nnd Seaived preliminary hearing, and ee er aa cae GREATER BETHEL BUYS HALF MILLION DOLLAR TEMPLE Seg a lr ply eS | Yaw ee ar a CM oka OO BBS Ae Cee! uy Tag? a ee - ib ms ai ama Ot) 3 JOAN SONOS , Beet SN, Pete < bal egal ae e/a Eye neg Rete Ps yes Be Sa 5 fon SA ad a ot picks a AR NES 3 Ua or Ras ie eos ha bs ee ot eae ae ae ee ss r eee pee Tihs, = <ilBeny AES oe ae ea 8 Ais hae oe eo Ne fo eee ot | ee Seg ROE 1 heey eee lewis Seve | oe ae Le See ae gir: eat, Si mS aE aaa “Uh aa eee! EL J. H. TILGHMAN, CIVIL WAR VET, CELEBRATES 79TH’ BIRTHDAY GAY PARTY OF EUROPEAN TOURISTS _ WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK MAY 19 At last Greater Bethel has = home, For three yesre the cone Gregation has tought a church, but WeSae nat entit Wednesday ‘noon hat the pastor, Rev. H. Y. Tookes, and hic cerpe of officers succeeded in purchasing ‘Sinai Temple, 6th Si. Sea South parkway, for 150,000. Greater Bethel waa only one of Ne ee Ss ca ation A free man in the days of slavery. aver nd saya ete fer Wee SEs Set See SM Ie Soy sea ae sere sit | meee Le Bc Ae | wearer ane ee Sa | United Btates ¥ & , Rae ate atte Re ae | idan Sako) theta EL RO | Bec cae, Qa | menincnaes; Nee | Manet, «we ie of Eee ME é ‘ nantes : brates hia 79th > M3 birthday on ¥, Siete t rhs. eitaces . | adatiees se MrQaeeEteae 4H. Titghman | mirtyred Lin~ Ge fol allt ree Ttueainaen gig Riiadeor of the : Ehhae eaves a paves and i first ace man (geo o AOU invecmmnsea ia QAP 5 SB? therein: Bl meat in chicage, axxo Js only a part of Seek The. interestine Nie Hite oe damon ie « ¥ igh, "cole brates hia Toth > 7 birthday on a ‘SMareh is aa Fete toca of American ee Am eTHeaM 4H, Titghman making wag —feteadee Prato, torn. in Washlacten, D.C. tn 184 Mis father was a atvees but after an agrvement with ile ovther he bough Bie Fendi tor £1000 fo 1a years. ‘after the death-at Pretend Lin coin. he tet ‘Washington aunt Joined Cheats ie Tete the satvise at So Urieaine and” witnescal the, ot tn Shake Ste “Tushman alan. voted. Cor Gencral Grant white ia the sauthern Gener te Why net spend your vneatinn tn profitably rambling over the old World with the Buropran elinteal tonra for members of the. National Medical arxoclation, thelr “families and frleads? De. A, Wilberforees Williams, man- anine directur, statex that the tour ia certainty, aw he has completed aerangemonts wlth the Freneh trans. Atlantic Hine and wlit"xall {rons New York on Thurday. May 13, an the 5.8. Chieugo, Landing a¢ ¢ French port Instead af eelling fran: Montreal Sad landing at an English pore. “owing to the lane delay. af mem- bers enrolling for thle tour,” he says, “and the further fet that travel to ‘Shupaiae f0n Tait be ne oney Moaees ie to buy the Jewish synagogue. Photo at top shows efficera of the A.M. E. church who engineered the deal. seated left to right: Rev. HY. Tookes, pastor: Bishop A. L. Gaines of the {3th and part of the fourty Episcopat districts, and Ira Tr. Bryant, secretary-treasurer of Sunday. school beard. Nashville. Tenn’ Standing. leh te tieht:? S. Mr. ‘Tithinan eume to Miierge in Avril, Si, and ‘entered: the service Uf the clty under the second adminis: tration o€ Mayor Carter Il. Harrisan, Sn Thta wan the dest me in the history of tie city that a Race mun had ever been employed. Ie served In the elty halt for sig years, Weaving with Engineer Carter, bulkier uf the Uinote Centra railroad tine w New Fleans, E In 1901 he as apnoinieg ax nn employes of tho filnols felt Tele Phone company, whery he served un- MLhin retirement in 1921, de, Tlighman on entering hile 72th year {sas active ae any young, min fnd sows very Witle size wt Ts fae. “We fe the posessor it a aulek aud alert mind. Ie only uses ry ehumes for reading and when Corced fohe gan read without Cie. fe, Tilghman Tig always shown 9 Acep’ Interest In the welfare and pronress of hin Race. When the eitt Eenn of Chlearm were called upon to Cunteibuute (0 the erection of the Was Mash Ave, branch ¥. SLC. A. th yeare age he give $1000 f@ the tund He wax ats among the tirat citizens In the city to subserihe fur the Des fender. He has lonz Iwon amone the stanch felends at Editne Abbott having known him at the becinning of hin pioneer days af Race juutrnal- sauiy Pac few abba at Gethin were not able to obtain aatisfactors’ peer ere 4 Frere Cae win ean ata ies a eed Nie aiete trates Hee” heer ee Gittee' a palian batt Vertes Wes bees 2 Sees Sete earuers Bak ee Rane Conny tee ee cs Seen mete nes mete a renee array eee caret en ot oer lean Se, [Pant hit Shuai te me Uiseriminating teveler. | SE Og, chicane te excellent. We had the pleanure of! Sexton saat ee Hees St Sip lee cuantores esa faite Geet coe wrrabars of Soe bares Har cntay Dieeecet ok Sue Pay ne ee Pe rea teeth rey eh ioe acre eral ies eae ees ont ire ce pane ge St Soe ee aa Ul ft embarks for America. LA somal be sur res tame op. eee Sie te ae pe eine Aer, “Tatetam ilciage and ise Hee restate etlata ae gine Sean tig and Seven ine eee et etn timate Sttess SOUR, Peteding nese oes Tool a arate ee ae ae aa at ae Seer arene Mt fErvey sreartaey Ter a thous ais hie on noe Dante oon i ne es ane amt gee Seriarae, out very nelvet.” Atembers! Egg we rraat all tecy of hotel sabe eet Pasa eae eaceee FAR Se se enratinrat wit be A pe | “witha (he et PEONAGE PROVES COSTLY AS Corpus Christ!, Tex, March 18.—| Sentences ranging from 20 doen In| jail and fine of $500 up ty 18 months! in federal prison In Leavenworth and, fing of $508 were imposed laxt Sature day on Ave officials and farmers af Willacy cotnty, ihe wore” recently, convicted In tie United States aise ftiet court cn charzex of peonage and. conspiracy. Testimony At the trial Seas tiae men and children of our Hare had teen sent to Willacy coun. {yng cotton pickers and made to Work out thelr fines while bein held under armed cuarde, Most of the! eonage slaves were charged with: Yagrancy. +» STEALS COP'S CAR + Memphis, Tenn, March 18—-tVitilo: Bell wan sentenced fast week fo nerve’ three seara at bard Inbor fn the state, rivon for steaiing an ayjomabite. (9 Btole an automoniie bebacing to a| Police sergeant and the officer quick- Ty not bury and nabbed Rell while he ‘was out enjoying the early. spring: ‘alr in hie newly acquired machine’ THE CHICAGO Dik ENDER 4. Fountain, trustee: Or. J. G. foo- ingon, editor “A.M. E,” Review, Philadelphia. anc Rev. A. He fee Gavock, agsistant tothe pastor. Photo at the battom shows the temple which has 2 seating capacity 213000 persone. A community house adjsining “the church was alco included in the deal. “Cet tem SUM Hance The ovih pructuge oF the.paliew ane tomobile sauce in encering the homey of elifzene of the Swuth she was abruptly halted Tuesihty when Judge olin 4, Eaipe dismissed a care and’ severely’ reprimanded the W- ieemen who. piace ihe arrest. ‘Attorney sidney” Lrown represent: ca Janvo Cole ot 4731 Alichinan Ave. defendant, ‘Cole testified that nome time ak ho went fo Indianapelle, Ind. tw visit Bie ainter, Mex. Addie Wave or 343 AX rE Si, On le return to Chiesa Jue sch tle ulgers tithe Mixz Mar ceela Chir. the geezer ce home for The ehitd sith Otte, Neeline Cole ann Airs, Pantin Silverman at se13 Miebinin Ate: ‘Op returning heme Friday he found that Hig meee had been welzed. bye the alice amd placed tn the Cibteen Betentlan Iamine cid tt all Bs ose sexetons had bron eifled bg" pulice. 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Wien the plane hod reach I iikgnt ne sie theusand feet Pores tan enewungared a ilindtag Ulseued Seat seaitged “that sitet Inumbal lste'neeke place to male w forced inal TRE the dane was tn fia down. ward dearonl Bareman whe foeeen ta Toile prety to ane nae hie Etat dhe mothe to become hate Shue ie’ water Iatie radiator wu fevediatt ak coud ot eieeubate iirwangt, die wotaes The nvlator re Mead that iC he afd not hap We ote the eituation “of “the smator wi that the gropellor te tear the tte How ibe ntine AL shisalticule Pores mean taraed hia inotor aff on els Ton tn caeee ehikeae ant arabs fe the none or Rlinsele. is Foret Erallinc’ wee isd a fete tlleg’ aut tide the vit. ent inhtthme Unt thve axerbiatesd me- tor ad camel ante tioniape, Boe tn sand ig mechan gene. the thston team the plane aa) fous tha Ehe'tennihat, heoiing waa buena hut, {so wrist pli taken and tees Plater cra When the citizens of Loa Angele hunt af the winters forced tan in am the dana te his plana thes Mihaela atone weetied 40 Te tale the pla in aire tens he fle FEntthnne is fuse ry Sie Yarei ety ‘Rift niger ae arranged. i cate the ehator waite ane path feedlot toe'his mata Sid ay bade hoe waa er instatton he sil contin they wan be instatiot b Dr. George Hall, A. F. Herndon, at Bahamas Susan, N. Pe Kahamaa, March 1%. De, Hearse Cleveland Hall enoinent Sucaeun nf Chlence, tile ahd ake Herndon. tuilinnalre: tnsneien ot At- Linta. Ga. ate nuvsia here of Lr. Te Katehi. “They. expect to. reninln Abour tira” weeks efure proceeding te "Mr. Uieendon's winter home tn Hora. testeasive oremaratiin. have fen nate he prominent Persone Xaacau tur the entoctalnment of vo Aistingulshed. titers Tire, Teall ix acinus otesd fa the ryalical workds «Hie te wucreon-toe chiet wt the. Trovident. hoxpitat at Chieasn, which war the fleet Institue inn eatablinhed in. the United Staten for the (ruining of nurse of the Teaer Stony irik fromthe Tiahamay have raduated foun that Yoxpltal. He te hireetor ye the fence Pug brary. ani is the only cutsider. who in Timber af hr Anti. ansosiation. formed for the tautuat beneht of West indians. iq that ey. ‘Dr. Tinit was tov heipfal. te the cemnnlzers In get= Ting the eluby Marte that, he I ee~ tenized age Be “nifather* and re= ites ut ‘ite anginal meetings, ir. itermdon fa clasted a the only millionaire of hia rea in_amertens Te in president and ounce of the atlanta Rife Insurance company, and hie tat reat eauate hohiinge in many taates: cities Hold Judge for Murder Osceota, Ark. March 15.—Jurdge armstrone wa brid to the grand jure ons charge of murder at 3 pre= liminary hearing Inst week tn” Toux- ora. Armairang is alleged tp have iitten Aim clark, wish won he. wer hunting shortly’ ‘before. cheistrans Clarkes hody: wae found In the woorks Sad Aruisirang disanteared, “He war Arrested Onn ACTIN A AhneE Lime a ek. ‘Big Bill’ Thompson Fiays Police for Cossack Raids ‘Thompson tolé of Bis trip down Soutn and how the rerular’ Demo- cratic club of Brunewlek, Go, had Indoreed him as mayor of Chicago, He sald he had just returned. s r'doo't vay these arrente wouldn't uve taken place ff 1 had bert here. Bur 1 vent, word out. lant Friday bight to get the number of the pullee ottieer, ureating you, und 1” notice Ghat netedy Aad Veen . arrested since.” : “But we police are with you." erfed one yuite in the aualcace, “And yon Sea ‘better be with ane” Thoorapaum replted. : ‘Says Mayor Backs Gambling Cinaralnys that Mayor Devers cam= pie fy Veli inatteed ye tie ro Eee oF gaming hovgen ehicn arc protected’ by members vf iy eautnes Higeyrean ald whe nagar sag there ix ny uum bing in Chicare. "Mth trey lust Sieue ag of the QepeAt housed in the city un the North wide, Tons BSnests ad the'panablery hava tent iow to Went diuden Ur get more ex Pera to spin dhe wheels xo they ean Forinonoy to pay thelr eamtalin €x- Penner. Sti traction crows, has ean: polated them, mo! trey. hee te tun Tole fouletees sheet fe tans, Rast ie heen cid st ty an TIRE WMliee that wae elovea “wus Prigetnd hy. Dever corporation Eouneel, 97. Burch Bick yy aad Til atop these wun- cout pollen form Aneto ner fhe maltrenses wf gotor homéa Ino ng fess ite wince ut ge minor Infesedion (of the ‘Voistead tave tne stead of arivlin out thr crooke, “Af fhep, eer nce to. guentwlietet eee. act in bod hy ervenins ae oe Avreeting a crook, the wea ther do Sure, wiih hr ortery femme the. eit Rall ebunglage wo fast It taaken 4 Tisemean teed dlaay,. Te dort Know who to arrest ‘Goneinwing. ir fiche on the police cular “Hig ale" elds Sour od mayor has placed “MardsBotled Dennis. Carrell fh the PiMikuriel, Stanton ave, sutton dint wher Tet tnromen with Denn be wom recegaze hig text name $e Oust “Hard-Boiled Carroll <TH make (0 hot for Denny tha helt ae for. furlough in batt Fl Tike him adele ben hardehotte Te fungers tut fled on Uoth sie ng turned ver. Mune Your acfidavite so thar when inghearing “omen up two. week Kenge ‘well neve factsy mot conver ritlon, “then well teach these bard Called’ boy, even If we havea Cow Backs mayor fn the ety hall ‘Phompwen expreaed his roretn a tog argent acareny a6 work int city nnd roman] Jobs to-ahe nem paged elected. STave you work cinht sears co and.fi ay Wt again® ke stoned I Sometuston. ‘acting: aa, manter of ceremonten oscar DePtest: enlty desier an Nader wt cline mie South Sit campatim, faredueed” Dam dacknon Svcuna" ward commttteeman. wh fresented the mayor after an out Carat of cheers Other sneakers cheered during th evening ‘were ‘Senator Adelbert Roberts, (Attorney Patric brescot Former’ U,. 2. Senater Wiliam 5 Former, “Adstgh Sita, "Rese D Frown, '367e, Ha, Hamlin chal tnanot the Women’s lesular Rem Tenn clubs Vier Toscoe Sites, Sorc Lewle Dr ftowe, ‘Sita, Crowaer a Rite Tels” Among thore geen on th Nationa were Aldermen. Tebert T Sackeam Narita ie Andean. am iierthold Grenson, seh lea the fem Inthe elty counel! alate South, Sid Bites Jo fe Bae dee Stee dy Bhvet e, Nes. Nellie Searin, Ste Bites! “Géeeanp, “Mex “Adelbert 1 Teherta, ‘Stes Lewis” te Anderson Hepersentatice George "7. Herves Ghnriee Setien “and Da ove Phompean. “Thre program of apeakens was inter speed wih snuate.gctections EBitnerer Mapalet chureh choir’ an citer gtarmonn sollgat arkers jacren Douglas Hiase ‘That “citinens are onponed tol sehre have net falowed te HITS wa demonstrated when Menresentativ, Wareen Te ning ormer woeker rata idtsingee’s ‘camp piter. The primaring. wae Manet ard ne Sn'ee attempted to te therm he has Meee nem chamapanns espe thy Gusting remarks wf the audience Bfr. Dough ‘cuntinwed bis tai. Av siaular masa meeting Was held Friday evening ut the Alvin Dansont Sint St and Stichigun Ave. The afvate Wan syonsured by Third and Furth Bard polltieluny, ex-Senaiue Witltam Knrimgr Gaear etreiat, Van Jack: gon ond’ Hinhop Areiibul Carey 0 Former Judge ternurd. turars. “iT were tuldine court in ths Mla trict" sald Hexraen, “Td lot thene folks £0.in thele gwo bonds Bunteljad Judge done Lune, sho holds court at! dst: St. nintlon, rata: Sunday P releaned 300 Colored tien and women taken In thie Souths Sie Bolles dragiiet without wenuien, Mut day morning t released 30). anor, the palice continue these uatswtal Exldy TW releane aa tneny us es being tn, — Bet 3 tot On Thompson ‘Betiing odds tor the few -warers repuriedin the iayonsity content t fate Gunclnue ty stow Willtam. Ask ‘Thonipaon tie heavy’ favorite uti Wgh an ts to Vand 2 to 1 to win over Mayor Willlain i, Dever at Uh Feulae electing next iuontit. ‘Sn the South Ste ‘Thumtison en- thuslante have found. little. Dev ener to date and rw traianin i make eten afters on a” Thompeus plurallty’ ¢f 60,000-or hiker. ‘Call Dever White Man’s Idea of a Good Mayor Deere i China's beat eanyor tn the white mite leeuuse he uphulds the wile wins hie ef kevpin FOC oat “ae agin SE item thee tt estat Set finstutecns ested eaten ao Ive wh the clea Hane ai ities urea sein Peeieaees. 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Auditerium ‘Committee ‘The city of Chicazo last weole, wth {the wowtstance of the. president of Ue Chor coumiy” beard Vaclected Enere than 200 citizens uf ‘thn city to serve Ue vecivle, eudivurlum. comimisaton Sha‘hot ‘ome, ar the selected cligene fran "a nemmber of cur-rece, | Ehie Multtortuan is to. be sulle with the faods of tke peuple and. Included ta tie taxpayere wha will Bulle Ie are Tour tase people. It. te an our Hebe ineuit to ignore our race 4a. the wetiion of the eltisine to make Up TsGhucoar cumustaaign when we are cen Sted te. help beam the epanaes o€ $heauahurhun's erection. We are be- Sinaia so trumpien ya tae we Gan Soule ation without representa ion” butter than the patriote before the Revuluttonary ware maleoney sere GIVE BANQUET Cleveland, Oblo, March 1t-—he rinat teatuvent, Ohto. Military “DWvt~ Trim, ARS 28) of as ere 8 Junquel at the realdence ot Colonel umes Thomus Mpnday evening. Siureh 7. Forty oMictra spent aa et” ee ‘evenings eo een | “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” ' ‘Better thas Bods Hereafter, instead’ of s0¢e take a itis SPRins Hine of apesta teeta Minne foe tashgaetton. oF ge a? euanestoanchand rele wat cate sancrtulyy Kor iifty yeart genuine “Phillips si of Siakntnta! bas heen pte aN hay wigeitont Pecaune’t abees secrete ae ein age eld in SBevStomach awa" eatuanted aniutton irate” of dar ieayne te Seance eect ant ter irom ki stomach Mette’ acid feramentas itn te Rowe St erat ees en taeane Neneae, team the avaern without pureing, Besides, it {8 more casing tage tun dn Iie Aarhus’. “gentberiee cent and tifty cent bottles, any drug estore. [waite of Macnesta” has been the. f°. ete Seaarea tenes Sane of rnd Saltese anna Chemlest Go, wed ier nreaecesson, Chavies A Philips, ts peedece ba ... i REMUVAL OF N. J. SCHOOL HEAD SOUGHT Protest His Copying Texas Methods Toma River, N. J., March 15—An overnight, Jim Crom law, modelled after the kind used in Texas, has been enforced in this city by members of the board of education and a result 25 face students have been thrown out of school for nearly six weeks, with instructions to go to the separate classes provided for them in the one-room church. Berkeley has been the new law has so around the ice of Race citizens that they have called upon Governor A. H. Mary Moore, asking that Elkasar M. Finki (white), supervising principal of the schools in this city, be removed. Open Court Fight Citizens have also taken the matter to court and are resolved to lift what they consider to be "unaware" unit in their project, and their attorney, Eugene I. Hayne of Ashbury Park, says they will go to jail because he is separated from the advantages of the school they once attended. They declare the segregation is a distinct violation of the laws of New Jersey and 90 of the school laws, which reads: "No child between the ages of 14 and 20 years shall be excluded from any public school on account of his race, color, or gender. Any member of any board of education who shall vote to exclude from any public school any child of any race, color, or gender, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and punished by a fine of not less than $30 and not more than $200, or imprisoned for more than six months, or both." A parental case in 1852 was ruled upon in our favor by Justice Donnell Mounting K. Munnip, who granted a writ requiring a school board to order and direct its teachers to children who presented themselves. Sent to "Jim Craw" School On Tuesday morning, Feb. 1, no beginning of the witer term, all students of our local junior school in Tennis River, or technically in Dover township, which includes Tom's litter, were bundled in a bus and carried to a tiny post office in the township church in Borkely township, which the Dover school board had rented as a schoolhouse for them. Efforts to provide families to have them admitted into the modern, well equipped building they had previously attended resulted in absolute refusal. One member of this Dover township school board said to be in Georgia, told a number of the parent committee which called upon him, that there wasn't a chance of their children getting in on the time these children have been barred. Gala Idea From Texas Fink, who is said to be bitterly opposed to the misleading of races, issued a statement to the press in which he said: "The just come back from Texas, and believe me they certainly know. They have taken my eyes open and learned a few things about how to handle them. Why, if these people had done the things they are now doing in Texas or in any other state below the 48th, they would have been laughed long ago. They would have gone to whatever school the whites told them to go to and would have been glad of the change." The board of education has the pundits should attend. It is not up to the pupils or their parents. I am surely not going to agree to let these Negroes come back to the big school. YOUR SICK CHILD IS CONSTIPATED! LOOK AT TONGUE Hurry, Mother! Remove pol- sons from little stomach, liver, bowels Give "California Fig Syrup" if cross, bilious or feverish No matter what alls your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should always be the first treatment given. If your little one is out-of-sorts, half-sick, isn't rooting, eating and excreting too much. This little tongue is coated. This is a sure sign that the little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When cross, irritable, feverish, stomach ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of "California Fig Syrup" and in a few hours of the course, the poisoned pulmon, unseasoned, moves out of the little bowels without grinding, and you have a well, playful child again. Mother's day easy after giving the little ones "Fruity Invictus" because it never fails to cleanse the little one's liver and bowels and swetton the stomach, and they clearly have it. You can help the babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit the syrups. Ask your agent for a bottle. California Fig Syrup; see that made by the "California Fig Syrup Company". ALDERMEN PROTEST "POLICE REIGN OF TERROR" X Opposition to the "police reign of terror" on the South side reached a head last week when Alderman Robert R. Jackson of the Third ward and Louis B. Anderson of the Second ward (indicated by the stars) went before the city council and demanded that the illegal raids be stopped. Since the recent police activities and women have been thrown into jail. Photo shows Alderman Jackson making his plea before the council. and I know the whole board feels that way." The leader denied that the children had been sprayed at the hand of the color, but because many of them were above the average age for the grades in which they were instructed, he said the guard was "opportunity" and "will be better for the "Colored" children and better for the white children, solely because the teachers would not then be obliged to teach the "more backward large students." 24TH INFANTRY BAND INITIATED IN THE ELKS Fort Benning, Ga., March 18.—The entire band of the 24th infantry were initiated into the Order of the Elks national grand organizer of the order. After the initiation it was am- URBAN LEAGUE IN ST. LOUIS MARCH 29 St. Louis, Mo., March 18.—Eugene Kinchele Jones, executive secretary of the National Urban League, New York. The teachers would not then be obliged to teach the "more backward large students." Students Have Fine Records His explanation was vigorously denied by Attorney Hayne, who exhibited the report cards of several children. They showed seldom seen that some of the children were above the average age, but this was due to the fact that they had lost time in coming to the city from various Board offices. An investigation showed that the board had planned the "Jim Crow" law early in January. The building used by members of the board was about and about $200 spanned in fitting desks in place of the rows and in putting up two small blackboards near what had been an altar. Heat was supplied by a wood stove and in putting up a room. The church is of trame and stucco with unfinished woodwork interior. It was built about 10 years ago by Lillian Powell, a young face woman, who engaged to instruct the children. Each day Miss Powell makes her way to the little church house, but she has only three boys and two girls. A committee headed by Joseph Worth, Issane Kell, Haymond Wigg and Wallace Clark, plans to stop these two children from attending school. The recent action of the board is said to have been due to the fact that Klan, Charles Morris, superintendent for Ocean country, Fink, and leader especially of the Klan, committed the Klan to appear in the school masked and present an American flag. The speaker denounced Catholics, Jews and Attorney Hayne, the N. A. A. C. P. and Governor Moore and Commis- sioner of Education John H. Logan and the parents they will end the row. Race Problems World Wide. Says Educator Shreveport, La., March 18—Jace problems are not limited to sections or to nathons, but are international in scope, declared Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones, education minister of New York, host Saturday night at the Methodist Episcopal church South (white). The difficulties, experiences and achievements in American rel. reinforce the value to Africa, and the conditions of African colonies may at any time reach directly into the most excluded American house, he said. He asserted that there is coming to pass a gradual developing world consciousness of Africa, Europe, Asia and even Americans are looking ahead for raw materials to feed, clothes, house and give pleasure. They all turn inevitably to Africa with its rich storehouses and its great potentialities. African cocoa, African rubber and cotton are doubtless the foremost sources that will lure Asia, Europe and America into the heart of Africa. Editor Abbott Suggests The prediction made by Editor Abbas is that would come when all the corrugated districts and black belts of the country would be removed came true Monday when the United States supreme court declared unconstitutional the laws segregating African Americans in race living in white residential districts in New Orleans, L.A. The decision striking at the very bottom of the South means that this civil of Race laws as practiced by the whites throughout the country in residential districts has come to an end. Kilter Abbott again comes forward with another prediction and suggestion and that is to replace the segregated districts with restricted communities. He says the intelligent members of our race and the white race to show the undeducated masses of both races that we can live in harmony in this country. In this restricted plan, he hopes that the planned community will together and that all the poor of both races live in one neighborhood. Blames Golfer Hagen Ashville, N. C., March 18—Fred Fowler did a lot of explaining In the police court here last week when he was arraigned on a charge of being drunk. He told the court that his being drunk dated back to last summer when he caddied for Walter Hissen. Fowler did another addition for Glen Shrazer and they put up a pint of liquor on our players. Haven won the game, but the boy whited until last week to pay him his pint of whiskey and that was how he impeded to get "stewed." This was putting him in trouble. The foulest he had better go get Hugen to pay his fine which was $10 and costs. Go-Getter: A man who rung out of a station from a station - Trim-Indie Picklehead. 24TH INFANTRY BAND URBAN LEAGUE IN INITIATED IN THE ELKS ST. LOUIS MARCH 29 Bar Race Question in Ford Trial Testimony Detroit, Mich., March 18—A move to exclude any testimony tending to bring the race question into the million dollar lineal suit of Aaron Sacks, the former director of Chicago, against Henry Ford and his weekly publication, the Deerborn Independent. was made by Senator Reed of Missouri, head of the defense counsel. Tuesday, Sapiro himself and his race from the alleged sluderous statements of Ford's magazine. He alleges that the articles carried in the magazine charged him with having an amount of American agriculture for Jewish financiers. If the race issue can be barred in this case, it can be barred equally well in those cases in which we the nation together, country together. We all have equal rights before the law. There is no reason at all why cases in which we figure should be decided on grounds of race or color. And we right to attempt to have them no obedience we can stop the evil. It up to us. The airplane really runs over more people than the automobile.—Los Angeles Times. DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 85 While Dr. W. B. Caldwell of Monticello, Ill., a practicing physician for 47 years, knew that constipation was the curse of advancing age, he did not believe that a "purge" or "physic" every little while was necessary. To him, it seemed cruel that so many of the men he kept constantly "attired up" and half sick by taking cathartic pills, tablets, salts, calomel and manta oils. In Dr. Culwell's laxative which helps to "regulate" the bowels of old folks. Dr Caldwell's gentle Pepins not only causes a gentle, easy bowel move, but also helps en the bowel muscles, shortly establishing natural "regularity." It never Straighten Your Hair This New, Harmless Way ```markdown ``` St. Louis, Mo., March 18—Beneame Kinchele Jones, executive secretary of the city's city council, through John T. Clark, executive secretary of this city's Urban League center at 915 N. Jefferson Avenue, recently introduced a request to the city to hold a city from Tuesday, March 29 to Saturday, April 2, inclusively. Social workers, church workers, industrial labor, employment managers and all persons interested in lace welfare and the removal of the causes of miscarriage have been invited to attend the conference. The announced subject of the conference is the training of Social Workers in the Light of Research "Each day of the conference has been set aside for some particular discussion of the movement in the country in regards to labor and industry. Young Teacher Made Assistant at U. of C. (Photo on Picture Page) Miss Mildred Ann Henson, a graduate of Ohio State university and for a year connected with the public department of Tuskegee Institute, taught her appointment as an assistant in the department of social research at the University of Chicago. Her new appointment begins with the spring quarter, 1952. Miss Henson, who was born in Columbus, Ohio, has lived in Chicago for four years, coming here almost immediately following her graduation from the Ohio university school. Her appointment she was teaching school at Robbins. She lives at 5225 Prairie Ave. Jury Hands Out Death Birmingham, Ala., March 18. Clint Mays, 29, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a jury last Saturday after only an hour of deliberation. He was sentenced to death in the electric chair. Mays was tried with Caitlyn Lockett for the alleged murder of a white pollinator four weeks ago. Lockett is scheduled to go on trial the first week in April for murder. Should Care for Actors Insurance companies throughout the country should take care of actives who have an association which takes care of them when they are sick and too old to work, but the members of our insurance companies who have one side after they have done their turn before the foullights. They are there to amuse the public and inform the public. The insurance companies throughout the country ought to protect every line actor against the line actor who is the white actor are protected against. "Purges" and "Physics" Bad for Old Folks helps, sickens, or opens the system. Besides, it is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. If past fifty years have a large 60-cent bottle and appetite that is magnificent or write "Syrup Pepsin." Monticello, Illinois, for a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE and just see for yourself. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN FREE A full size dollar NRELEASE A bottle of rumina extract. Almondies, with large jar of Mandelbrot Pamade, $21.76. jar of Mandelbrot Pamade, $21.76. prepaid, send money on charges pay postman on delivery. --- --- JIM CROW LAW TURNED DOWN Supreme Court Rules It Unconstitutional Washington, D. C. March 15.—The United States supreme court Monday rendered a verdict that the segregation codes of the state of Louisiana prohibit race is prohibited from living in white residential communities where the whites have not given their consent in writing, is unconstitutional as another verdict is regarded as another verdict, and our rapid rise in the political and community life of the country. The famous case, known as the N. A. C. Orleans segregation case, was argued by the Supreme Court of Louisiana Charbonnet and Frank B. Smith, representing the New Orleans N. A. A. C. Walter White, assistant secretary of the N. A. A. C. P. present in behalf of the national office. The case was originally tried in the courts of New Orleans when Benjamin Harmon (white) attempted to convince a judge to join an apartment for members of our Race. He and the prospective tenants were enjoined by the neighborhood from carrying out their intentions to occupy the municipal courts of the city and loot. The plaintiffs in the supreme court based their opposition to the New Orleans segregation ordinance upon the Louisville case decision of the court. The plaintiffs chanen vs. Warley) of 1917. This decision involved a Louisville ordinance prohibiting members of our Race from occupying houses in the majority of the residents were white. The plaintiffs won a clear decision. Fail to Broadcast News of Darrow's Slap at Mob The Associated Press which supplies the daily papers throughout the country with news material overlooked by the mask of Clarence Downey, noted defender of the rights and advocate of justice, in Mobile, Ala., last week. The Defender was right on the job to serve its thousands of readers in the field, made a brief in the field with a detailed report on this outrageous action on the part of the white hoodlums of the South. 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Dudley, theater owner, at his palatial home, 1219 Sixth St. So many guests and would-be guests called at the Dudley home that the theater magnate himself and request upwards of a score to leave. Some one importunt No. 2 police station with the telephone requests to investigate the party, and Private Tucker and Tucker were sent to the place. "For the Girls" Upon reaching the house at 4:20 a.m., Private Fleeschauer said, the officers were met by Dudley himself, who explained that he was merely a girl from the town to some of the girls from Polka. "Around a huge dining table seating perhaps thirty guests, Fleeschauer said, were a goodly number of pulchritudinous young ladies advertised as the culinary talents of the troubling Tempresses" of the chorus. 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Conference Decides on Big Fund St. Petersburg, Fla., March 18- The Central Florida conference of the A. M. E. church in the Bethel A. M. E. church in John Hurst presided and administered commotion to the preachers not assembled. The opening session was preached by Rev. H. B. Barclay of the Waterman. The missionary person was delivered by Rev. H. B. Barclay of the Waterman. The missionary secretary of the A. M. E. church, delivered an address on "Missionary Work in Jacksonville," was indicted as the choice of the conference for the bishopate at the next general conference to hold in Indianapolis, Ind., May 18. Prominent among the visitors were Rev. J. W. Pearson of the Waterman, S. C. Rev. P. M. Johnson of Lawrence, S. C. Rev. J. W. Pearson, P. H. of the Waterman, S. C. Rev. J. S. Johnson of Tallahassee. Rev. Charles S. Laine, P. H. persecuted Rev. Charles S. Laine, P. H. persecuted Sunday morning and ordained the following: R. L. Green, J. L. Jenkins R. L. Green, J. L. Jenkins Wright, St. Petersburg, B. G. Cutham and elders and Ian N. W. Knight, and Mrs. William Carter of Baltimore, Mrs. I. Price Hurst of Washington, Mrs. I. Price Hurst of Washington, Jacksonville, Mrs. Inez T. Aton of Tampa and Rev. A. W. Thompson of conference on Friday. Mundy's Singers Vying With Stock's Men After Gunn Dililled Gunn, office for the U.S. Department of Defense, Prof. James A. Lom, conducts the work. the Herald and K Prof. James A. McGraw, James A. McGraw, Orchestra hall last February, the Glenan paid $1000 to the Glenan to provide a greater conductor than the popular $1000 of Stock's own men the world famous orchestra at the command, the large orchestra at the ever预指到 the baton of a Jazz Mundy will stage the greatest musical ensemble. Hepherdus Mundy, Philips Zolma Watson, Philips Zolma Watson Mrs. Barnes Entertains Abband, KY. Match, D. Mrs. William Wirt Barries, honored her house with a pretty luncheon. 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March 18—The Michigan Young People's Club help twenty members of the defense of Miss Virginia Hill, 114 Park Ave. Twenty members were present at the defense, and Mrs. Lee Long served by Miss Hill. Miss Lee Long is president. She is formerly of Parsons, Kan. and is in the city as the guest of her sister. CHICAGOANS AT HOT SPRINGS Hot Springs, Ark. March 18—Many Chicagoans are seen here daily, and a presence of Attorney Anderson Johnson, Pollywoman Grace Wilson, Green, Charles Jackson and Samuel Young. They all reported that they were taking the baths and a rest cure. Asthma Stopped Before You Pay SOCIETY BY BERTHA MOSELY LEWIS All of our social activities seem to whirl in a round of card parties, tees, dances and receptions so fast that only the froth of pleasant relaxations appear to view. And so it is gratifying to discover and record a few more serious social efforts in the calendar. On Sunday afternoon last Miss Monewon presented her first act in the play "The Monkey of Inconsequent affairs," sponsored by a gathering the ultimate outcome of which was the organization of a drama league. Mrs. Jessehott Jones and Mrs. Cary B. Lewis acted as hostesses at the tea which was the initial effort of the group. In thempromised an invitation for a performance of the play. After the luncheon service of salad, tea and sheerer, a picture of the group was made and they adjourned to meet with Mrs. Lewis in her home on the following Sunday. Mrs. Corpsey of the Hull House and director of the dramatic activities will be present and lecture on the Little Theater movement. Mrs. Helen Taft, Mrs. Taft spoke on "Citizenship" and touched on her first prize. Mrs. Maun won second prize. Mrs. George proved her skill by winning first prize. Mrs. Maun won second prize and was finally interested in club work. It was a member of the Women's City Association. 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To begin with, there is too much difference in your and your wife's ages, and you should not be white while she is just a young woman—naturally she has youthful ideas that you can prove of her, doing as she has done, still you are only contributing to her own life, she will never be any better, as long as she knows she can alternate between her own conviviality and I dare say her weakness. You can believe her actions, but you cannot believe her words, because really it is. She is not the woman for you, if you are any kind of a man, the other man will be better, but I advise you to let him keep her. Dear Princess; I have read your advice to others and I am sure, I will trouble you. I am to love with a man of 24 and I am just 14. Is he too old or not, just princess, he is a married man. I try to avoid him, but it seems that I have learned to love him and now it would break my heart to quit him. He has given me money and he has wished me to run away with him. 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The national rating of Howard University's colleges depends upon the completion of the school's endowment fund by July 1. To complete the endowment it is necessary to raise $27,600 by that time. Julius Rosenfeld, philanthropist of the University of Pennsylvania, provided the remaining amount of the endowment is raised by the school and friends within the ablated time. CALANTHES HOLD MEETING On the occasion of the courses of Calanthe for the grand entertainment and installation which was held Jan. 29 at the University of Pennsylvania, March 6 at the residence of Irene B. Moore, grand deputy, 2001 Indiana Ave. Calanthe successfully effort and the spirit of Calanthe contributed the amount of $204.55, with a proportion of $25.45 to each of the 14 chairs, the hearty re-operation, Irene B. Moore, chairman, White White, vice chairman, Larry K. Smith, treasurer—ady. 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Lay Plans for Meeting of John Andrew Clinical Association Tuskegee, Ala., March 8—In the absence of Dr. Eugene H. Dibble, JR, medical director of Tuskegee institute, who is accompanying Robert L. Moton, who is the principal for the eleventh annual meeting of the John A. Andrew Clinical society, he will be the united direction of Dr. Akeron J. Jackson of Washington, D. U., president of the institute, principal, and Dr. W. T. Lardon, acting medical director. Here indicates that the meeting will be more largely attended by faculty from Washington, Boston, New York, Chicago, Atlanta and other areas, and surgeons are仰望. OLD Settlers Talk Splendidly II., March 18.—The Cul- ture Union Baptist church was unusual in these two years, the officers consoled his wrath, and the officers consoled his hardships of the early days were very much better. He was born in 18. He was 14. Tatiana 5. W. Bonanza King was 16. Robert Wright and Homer Stewart. 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G. to son's Wary Mack Cap has no equal Waist. Send B.10. hair. Send B.10. For both Handsome G. O. B.10. The Nation --- PART 1—PAGE 8 The only harmless way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two ounces of Orchard White; which any drugstill will supply. Shake well in a hot bottle, and you have a whole quarter-plant and I like postage on spring, and I like guaranteed. FREE be with hundreds of to get, free. If you pay BRADLEY Dear L. 10, Newton, Ma ba reo SRG N GSMS) Onan ieee a By Tim OUSLEY Fee ee lm Tim Owsley iver running throuch Bangor hes iveett froaen all Winter And those whe ies unt Ue apposite hanks wave Tse and ‘tawportation. by talking 6 irateh path train tho mone ree ths rivet on the tee frotm ono Hide the other, te When the spring thew sit in that frozen water WalWinis Nill erase. Ou" Hae from. ‘Banger to. Danforth thronsh that llent, — anowboun fountey waa the mort Tletureedue saight wen Nave ever seen, Mort ot “ho. tawnn we parsed. and many ‘ther on the ralleoaule fn this allen fountey have names that sould Uris Faur tonmue Until It would became “ittected whth pairalyeds teste to ey “Uhm. The gent who Hae there inust Nave heen a Uneulst and nam hein in the winter Une when. the reowtner wae py cold. that tie cou my: mumble out svhae he wlehen Ja. "Awd the ian wha wrote tein “inven ‘erote aa hin earn. etevtod Sounds when put dosen in writing ppeared thuxrAlattawankeaie Ws Liopitieel, Paxewlunkear. Tatami. Enuche, “Anlnuacageln, Staranicook Ehubenacadie and many other towts ‘ith wuch like names. 1ut you can het there ra no Race peante It thexe Xorens wed thane weapie Who do tice ‘there would have a hard time 60 railes trom fame trsing. to. make Fomebods undermtand the ‘name. of ihe taen And Ge keep. from, belts Maced In & paychopathte horpltal, Qn our way from Danforth to Yancehnro we erosned tha Chiput- neticoole fuhe (pranounee the mane Kod prova sour academe dente, leaving Vanreboro we cronsed the lige from the UC. & A. thio Canada. Setuniay we plared Aicadam, Se Nov Fence peovlo hers, yr Eat fn An= Jerson, Garfield. Mawel nd John arreti were Invited to a white cin Sy a white doctor arid enent an eh~ Jayable after show Iuneh and a 68g at ale. Sunday we Sourneyed cn Ino nit John, N. H. This town tn on the Day of Funds. nnd it ix navural that Qe many shina that Tend here from Rirertean pote with American arac gen which ara in most cares white Shen, nd ne oe the kth chAe da Rot speak very well of um so throuxh fhe channel and another ona which Sahatt spenle BOUL much. Amerienn Profudice hun net foot upan this Part Be Cansda. “Amatlier reanon for, hia prefudice is A certain clement of Our Peenln, Sith a cary anes make faca tm which s worvan's body ts the prime fucter infzruted here and the Résion of thelr liven to override the ines of thly dominion has affected Areertnin atiount of Hbetty that do~ eFPt peoplo could enjoy. Tet there ate many Mace pronto here, fue ‘Roesteans, a few Bast ndinn iatand— ora and 4 fewe native horn Blacks of Ganada." And ‘ike all other races there are geoit and dad among shen ‘Some of the Race people aro doing ge end tiving well, atners ain do- ing 20 forty, The Georgins played to Bg business during our three day May here. Till Malone, Donald Morton, Harriton Blackburn and ny~ Self attended church Sunday. ete- Mog. award Garr and Arthue Jar- Pott walled aroiind tha bay Ged poked at the big ships, Jef Smith. Ray Pekina, Garfield itorrelt spent Tete tine welting Buck to the Stites. Herman Mieky Just Fecelved unotier Me cake {fom Wik, “Tuesdnye anorning Telegraph-Joar- ant of st, Jolin, S. My md may ood thingy nur tie Geurminn The folowing ‘tn un excernt from sald papers. slneteel euod wt Opers ftouve. Fanwus Georgia troupe bre~ Kents ne program in opening er~ Tormance: An ineriade af real cont- say camp WUth Peat and Blackburn Tevring av Wo whee pute, and Her~ Inna Tiges Gelling UIC pOpuIKE Sones Sinftic and “Alevhiy appenting Ia Suncing nuniber. "Tim Owsley, jw- thor, scored o big hit in the part of h'comedy Thitosuphier. The Meets. aippl Plantation Day was a well Eien program number. A orie-act Comedy be Tim Je Owsley wan a krund finale of the Prozram nnd had “emo ludicrous. situations und sus Ramlratly prevented. "The minstrels fast, night huwurer! for temvelves. & feady_aveiconig swhenever they may Tisie Ste Jona Wa. campbell pre- Nents tho uly aud original fanwoun Georgia minstrela nnd thos are pay- Ine che fouingring: pute: In Canada, Glace May, - Sy-Stureh 19; Syaney. N.S, 16; North Sydney, N.S. 12; Spaney.Aiiner, N, 3 182 Anitconsah, RSM pltou, £8. sis Steliorten, Dear Dave: Ag 2 haven't written for a week oF eo thougst Td write no ail could know that “Step and Fetch 1" {3 on the Ro out on. the coast In Frisco, Fristo tn ot what Uthoughe it would be, tnt stil ts ail Hpht with me, with ix, sunny: tex- iver all the year round, its Golden Hate and Chinatown. A Tine act paced a tro Weeks" Fun here on the int at the orpheunl. One of our tig!t- low Colored teaniay the well ks own fabor ani Greon, Ate playing tn othe Cake-Waik San” Duke John~ non, once of “Rttuitin’ Sam,” in here, Also Gene Tunney, the champion Secker, and Will Icopers, the cowDoy Joker.” Hut none Rave taken the pub. liga eyes of our Immoral figtand Hayes whgso progtam at the Scat~ Us Rito hall was highly nraised by one und ull. Another chan wh Rot a break from Franchon & ‘Mureos here of Inte was Haward Green, who takes a chonco und. doce his cance on goiter skaten, To vinkied Harry Gackwon at his homo and stayed and chatted all the morning, We were surprised to bu notified ef the death ‘of McDonald, 0¢ SicDenala und 1ee- Rett, ut the Wippodrome Io Los An- Felts, where ho was to play. Tut eats slipped un and took fim away. Honoring his health and contracts {or the time, only saving “I sant you, Sou're mine” What a ane, fellow. Fert Levys agent said. und T can hardly belieco him dead, “It doesn't Toole faire" But, we all kniost thie we Thust aif be claimed by death. Cuarite Tyler wanta the gone to know that Be wi take Bis at 10 Filmore St ‘professionally sour, Lincoln Versy, ‘Meavar, Theater, cite Hert Levy's Omice, San Francisco, Cal | 2 a Martin ané Watker, Etyar and willy, Bave dissolved partnership. BUG and Babe are aceppire our with fualy own show, openlag at the T.in- thelr oe alevilie, Ky~ Week of the 21st | By DAVE PEYTON ‘Things in General T would like to eee @ tew of our] he should lot oscheatms alone mariciuns ke up the playing of the| taken leaderw ot experience and Pinno-securdion. H would be en eax} Bleu! knowledgy to Lundie musle Jan oe wit php howatayn, “I snust deal fulr at {ste tn the dunce SER | tintcs uid celt the truth regutules crchicattas” wilas, ge BBG | who te nite. Thin orehesirn wt Lo this tnncrsimaent 13 ip War out of gear. Me ty notey, iaing. alte < QMO B | rubt. contemptible iand dispieasta hit of recognition Be the ear. You have to but your for iv archentral HA i] | arid on to nea vuureclt talk capabiltives. ae Wines. “Lovin wil teaen tan Teagpmente SEMRGME |) |Come thar nolwe tat mune, gtortoux culor to pe shoula ‘hire nw eabable vtuiln Wire fie wcure: it nes a H| {sith experience. who knows ext ceicrates tie HE GA) sion und crcheniral conduct, aaa retin amd ents: (ECeaMael| (the material ho han in hte tine ene the Motive, SMS) | tie bond could be whiyed Yo As it nolo in- BRE | tletent shape. 1 am criticising: aciinent’a (layer — IpPSSeAG. | urmuization without ialloe. or J ean grt out alunt <a busy. with the arene hope That and ontertain Silt take need and remedy the with the pluno- Oave Peyton defects thut suw predowiuate accordion, Ssust~ Sal instriment houses have stoke: Reavy with thie instrament: today due to the wiurual demnnd for i Sur Tee municiane should Get i cacly with thie Inacrument, a8 3 Boing to tbe Jost ae popular %h a fe6 Years as the xasoptione, Take this tp dunens Making Time hip fe an melt that Mould not bs tolerated at alt by the orchestra lead on. T done believe tn paving a playa 3nd begaing him to make ume an: ork, Suiwone lee ty one Of the Atar Players in thn vernacular of the Mums, tse tin the air. ‘The Verdome Orchestra A pride of the ttace 19 the Vendom tnentor orebentrn, uniien the dtrec Una we Bewtine ‘Tate, Tbe oreun- Taunton stands atone nationally ae th Farsnoane picicre Rouse orchestra The boss that compose this UNE Or Al Hraeerate nateieluan, Pigteen in ait They inive: molded thennselves Into 2 power unie in malniaining m steud) faiconage. at chleagw's” Vendors: feater- Musicians to Suffer ‘Qne of the iatest movrs of on at the nie vatieeitie ctreultn te, to, DU hin clmnp cn our musielant. They: ars ‘aime darting piuddelins from Paving Sith ena ree ant eaten The cat Jor the eatnagers on the ciceult te that show wilt hook Iteelt, giving 13 Neo Pin in the linecuy, und Shen the cur. fale goes up there are only nite Per- formers om the stage and six must: lage in the pit. cine roamnares clam that they hace archiesirae in the Various houses that er forced to las of and fn many 0 iia ‘Union tomte these players Are pala fol nalarg. The managers claim they ean lve the patrene. better shoes by Riving them m complete Sian of otking” performers oh the age and use thelr house orchestras forplay. the performanes, “his ts ail right. Af tho hours rial etany ‘ean iualizy. mut tn Mont places Taonvt ti fe fs bard to aa an oF- cheutra to play a show eith ane Fe- fears), “They do nor know the cues: They da not know the tempos and Innny other le things wat, help Put a ‘show iver, have Rot to” bo fearnea ‘by the local municians, Dy the tlme they. fo net, & shaw dom Te the engagement [9 aver and tn Eomex another rhow, and the same thiag happens ania, 1 do not Sink This plan fe polng to work, The shawn emt hare to eatry a lender at Yeast one who piova she piano, ven this fae murician, whe plano teader, ls ob- Jectlonatiia fo the eirenlt: manacern Ao ill walt patiently abd sen What is oureane, wll be- Lavia Deppe Columbus, Onio, March 8—Toals 1. Deppe, famed baritone of Pitts. Unreh, cho, at one time, manared Rtamous dance oreheatra Searing, his Tame, an entered ato hig, srecond sonra an entertainer at the Empress iseater, Nore ‘Tin theater, one of the pretilent tn the country, nnd eateriag 10 a, high Shins elientotes,belleved. 1a nftering fhe best, Dept. deepie the fact tht in haa been at shi houre for mare than a (year, ig more popular Row Than when he frat started, He 19 alse Studytnw volce, ‘Organist For Vendome Fata Waller. famous_orenalat, Jus in chiengo from New Tork Cle, wil Like the orgaq seat perimanentiy, (0 the Verntome theater thie week. "At Whtler bean artist on the inecenmer ail exerts qir bit of ertginallty ty portrartne unique noveltien Ite Rint pe nn aust tothe alteady won: Herta qrusteal organization of the endome theater. ‘Lou's Armatrong’s Bune Louls Armstrong, the Tinea’ hot- teat Jazz comenints haw tls own Orz unite nC 12 players doing their atuft Nlsttly in ono of Cudeagors nbedt Ne Fesirta. “Louly jiows how to pias ROE LOS Toye Wt went, but Following is an article 1 tnet awe. sin Maunestoun, Olfue Dally Nets thaing te artistic wark of eur on He eBopscles) Htahinagn,. whe 2p Pemrad at tbo, Beltw theater ther Pesys tlieke In a enmedian at the Kelth- “aniee Uientee ito calla fora spat AUS BE i Ncomspleton wad the He jates ‘inte celles. Then “I yroveeds to nrovro applause of es- Myenesllin proportion, seth thy JO. eanetng naa dancin. Such 8p. Siioce' as erected thin ars. who awe nous eqtertainer, Dal Rohn von, Sunfay nfternodn at the Kelth- “Aice: nw hot been heard here sine AMC heuso enencd.” A person fa the Muieney “coud ‘clone. Ris open and Alinore: marine he way iislening, t tho Year of Ninzwra fala, HobinsoT ina dancing koniua, but hie Wn alto iituershack comedian and ha Rit b [Sientiee Tull ban been. yoeordin Fiat" king of maccers. for tom years UERE wo knowef te is the Sew AUS Sow of umamuateapnt" atthe auc hes oe Be fr hee ——— DASHIN' DINAH NOTES | patio Lemons, and hie Dnshln ‘pina cane are having Ame acces Rieousit the state of Oniunose, They Aeerpepine all’ white hourea Sich Mheirvige ile company. of teen Piformers A “eutprige "‘biriedas party. ‘was tendered Slr Eadie while Pasian weve piasing Okmulgee tan Re EE Adie wan ereen Rtinzonnd Minoate sing by hie wife, who gerved Sfeliclous narer to the entire com- fran and relrtelends, J. Htome FiUnota says ait, of the: ang Aref super Nenitie and thew aga ait crass About. thele taanagen, Eddie Lemons. ant will reach the eaug Oh th following stands: Seminole, Okla, |March 16-27; Savoye thenter, Shaw- seo. One gare eh Blsiee aneaces Henrietta, Okla, March 20; Runvor ‘theater, Barnsdate, Oki, Maren 22- ae. Pettit theater Homing, Okla. KOPPIN 1H CHICAGO Harry 8, Kopnin, owner of a silo of theaters, Including the Koppin tn Hocrote, wae i Chlenen tase week In the interest of the well-kagwn ion pin theater. He har outlined some fine ‘booiiags for its house with Bertin iclelo, western booking man- ert TO BL A. oficee iste. Jn ther dunce orchestras tly, this inestument 43 Falning wuite a Sit of Pecoguttton for {24 orchentral carabiltties. Teaugmente glorious color. to flim eure: tt nes celerates the Fyttim apd enily= ene the motive, nani ole tne struments jfayer esa get out lune and entertain with the. pluno- BILL ROBINSON he sould let orchestras alone, 1% taken Teadesw of experienice and cect leu! knowledge to bundle mustelaas Rowalayn, I snust deal fair at ul nes atid celt the teh regurdteah who Wt hita. Thin ofchesten. wt Louis & War out of gear. i fe notey, cr Tupt, Coutemptiile and diegteantog to the ear. You have to but your eat mute on to hear vourselr talk in the Place. “Toute wil fearn I UnI0 to fume thar mole. leat muvee shoula ‘hire capable viatln directo {with rxperience, who JuoWws exnres- jslon and orchestra) conduel, Ra With the muterial ho hay in hiv line-up, |e tnd cult be winged Into af Hclent shape. t aun celticlaing. this vrkutiaution Withuue mules on Jeal- fuss. with the ardent hopes (Mat thus Sif take heed and Femedy the mony Uetecte that gow Jwedoibluate the orchestra. Bob Shstiner Bask Boh Shaffner, the cornetint, former- fy a meiner of Joe Olivers Plantn- tla orchestra, Chicago, 18, back in tho city arter a fee weeks” aofourn in'st, Louls, So, Tob underwent a 2iriotis operation on tify ty while th St Lota and clatina thae at iin time he te in the pink of coadition anu “fario® to 0." Billy Pege In Bhly Pare, the reed artist who called away to Ching with, Jack Cnr- fers bunch, v hxele de CRicanO. Dilly saya never sustin, ‘The st old 1 SA Ss coed enougte foe tm, Ue Sing a Visitor at the ollfferent pines In'the Windy Clix whery the oFehes- tray are worklng, To Honor Verona Bigne “The members of Musiebuie Teens No, 206, Chleau, sl tender A tent mohial @ance and Tan on Aue 22 te ta president, Str. Verona Wigan Thin honur ty bested apn She Bisex for his eomctorttens Work In the Interest of the Chieaga musl- clang, He eon teat ebaminten £F thelr cause, Lathe proserted thel Intetestag ft makes mm alvorenee to Wigen whether he Ukes sit ur net {e-Seu area meme tw god start’ ing fat the. teat vou will Er fs Hees tection ani no ane Will rallemat pau, Teta atcuune fo nay" thts, tt Ula (6 the ‘teat time ta the IMetary of Mus sleinne local Xo. 298 that ft has hed Jan executive ia the chat: Who us Impartial to all tndictdyeis and face Hone He ban welded together al fighting factlons “The eative. gang fn participating tn Ohi groan teatro fo tne preaident, who meeits ail the geod things tat esa ‘be dong and ai. peranaD ger, Qcleans. Strutters This hunch, “the “New Orleans Steuiters”” are warkinz ot of Suinne- apoile, Stina. doing the best danee Borie 19) the’ Norshwnst,, They are inuuea hiehir for thelr Ane conduct and excentional abliiis, ‘This tofor~ mation is authentic ta the proper evidence lins ern nhotn thie Reiter. so that he fe convinced, ‘The hunch Ie holding thet oon niainae Teal Ops Posttion in the ‘Twin Cidtes. All of them are xtudenia. and. ccntiemen. Tiiy Young'ia the manncer and the mall man ean rage Mim at S38 Sev- cath Ave, Stinaeapolls, sttnn, Dixieland Jazz Band The Dixiciand jazz Wand fe was dorn tn Mobile, Tai, ant the totes down there, ary wild “abot. them. They are In the ctmericon Federation of Mustekins aa all carry Bae uh garda. Here is the Iiwr-ug: Hugent Boris, comet and teaser: ola. Prt= fs. trae: Takin Jewel, plano? Dent Ehag iickiuea, sax; Hearst Lange Story sae; Wiilfe. Marquet, hanger : eae ; are 4, at |) ae ee a ea me, Fe sel ow. gd oe Loi SNAKE = SAME TES : | RPS ORSS Sa Y is si ee || . “| eo | eee ; a PRE aca meme S, - a: Biased po RE buy 9 2, ae ee Oe ty C7] A eae Oe Ti og Mia, K ee Ae vy. ie ee ip = cAI aSca : | ee BR eee 1 HEREC Mem On? Amer UA AN YE Wh aysth IRS “LONE ARTES ha UF PR BARS 4 Vocation gives ue. a.big, Wit thi week in “Rattle Snake Grosn.” vestlt tafe estiia vecsitan Biuee star, pate it ever in grand Bole eee ere ee, lat ats ty Loa tan ioe ota aie Bank sate Ueda ts vecora tadsy SOME MORE BIG HITS FROM RIALTO vicToR COLUMBIA Se Mee tsi Tact Jeg Dew | MET ae Beker ‘e208 Beaghcet 2s Bier eek co eS seaseoatierat, sane wegemein sre ‘Deed Wan BER wont serten Kewsitan Biers Rema ws a yr ae it | onan gig oe TRA Aaa TS ees 6. tars oKEn ~ PARAMOUNT. Re TSE Sey og | OR ENE the en ie Reng sortie te, Sum igh siti EGE EAT «ae 3 3 jou RRO oa oe | A Ee ter Nr Ereme etecnge Blgee wre Bees ary Mt ha santa a . VOCALION menace | gata eater an thon meg ESET aa RA A) parr, usr nouns, nats BBP NY 20'S. State St, Chicago, tn. ip . Be ore Y Juraso send me the records er bs rey. lave cheexed below, 250 x EY cree Senet se ¥ foes 2083 Chama : ami Ge Age Lloret ake Fike AES ion OC/TSse Hs HEE fein ie np at, Se ser eg SALIENT PELE, OSM amen. wenceewererer omens | ALTO“ tcHlouse | Oe me Ro sourn stave svacey FTO Sage PEKIN THEATER Soe es, fee ee ee writer motored to Tirmingham taat Sunday and called on hin old friend. Dave. Oltver, who has quit the road and married, and he has a wonder- ful home. Tast Tuesday might Kid Holme 1037 Model Show did an- other turn-away, business. The house tena packed and jammed At 7:10, one howe before show thne, The capttal cy patrons aurg do turn out to wit: nets the show. Sanger Englta, who fas ob the sick list iy able io. be Back on hts old fob ence mare, Kid Holmes tatroduced Dancing Dadson last “Tuesday Might to. our" patrons sna he, wlter ountra 44 ditteret steps, Teally topped. the show: Me wilt remain wlth our com: funy” until Apri and “then he. wil Jump north fata vaudevtiie. the hate from, New York city. Ie ty n real clevet dancer and sure shales & wrleked hoa. Haromd Itvan."T answered your let- ter. "Tho weiter just learned of, the death uf on of hin old irlends, Clap. face (Muck) Dickerson, anunuger of Tucies Daim Garden Diineing meio Me was shot tonteath by m Hinge Ind. ‘The deceaven Was a member of Cant- fal Clty Ky at Ts lndge. No, 143, a0 Southern Pete: lode, No. 331, 1 1 1,0. Te of We-aiad a metniver of W: If Miard Todge Xa, Zot, A. Fem A. AL Almost efer? performer or troup. er wha ever played this clty was al- Ware made to feel at home any Une Ties’ met. Wide He alwaye wan ‘good scout nnd seas aliens Win te help trouver at all thiwes. At the Close ‘of the Tutin and Cherry shuwe every tail he would atware sive. a we dager 1a honur of thelr minstrel how. All whe (evupers thac knew hist Wh ray that hie alarm weleamed them. Albert Powell i known ta thie part of tke country ms areal Nonghled and he Delleves tn single potbing but te, kacestatinds. Tie Rodel wove Is inereaning: and) new Eker aro nen In tiie Tinvoup aleaont Weekly, Teatelen Murtriaht te our Trading ehorus girl. Our orchestra Ie" aisiing out seme real sond. mate In the pit. Mop Seewart, why don't [sha answer tny. lettres Abert (hack Showy Canter: where are ot. Kid Hotmes Manacer Gnelisn and the ferlter ait shiwie han with Louie Rivenport, wre in & chef an thw Hageabeck-Watlaca chews, Daven: ports looks the pletaro at health. and Reteaces here about the middie uf the month to jumm inte. the above framed cireus seinter quarters, “Tact Tian you awa ane a intter. | The Sort recetyed n ietter from hla wt Pal, Slim Marshall, and fie ways Boe Anderson and ie” Fashton Plate Minstrel orhestea are really. waxing Valgesta, “Ga, be storm. Hie wars tho boys wre laying for danens tive And six nights eters week. Grud co Enow you arm Inking ‘Valdosta. by mtorm. Doo, ani kaow you will eran hit the rond again, Te you head this war Dos, fet fa kno%, Tee Anders Son and “hie ory” wil, forainy che Tnuste for the Sushfon Plate Minstrel Show en route with the Greater Rheentes show this scanon, Keap. un Bin oad work, hove, "The writer Suse Neara that Rubin ant Cherry Till not carry @ minstred mow at ail Big aeason, TD. TH, | hear yeu are the nhiek aeodnd Attamt, | The writer reauld tare te hrap fren Sesste Kove and Hnicle SMecregor. C. X. Hirowne, 1 just recntved a Iriter teil- Ime me Sou are the candy kid In Nashellie. “Why don't yout write? Witatling Pete. get ta Tourh wth the weiter at onre, ae T have grail Reveg for so: Fred Hamilton, ‘why Rone you wr.to? The bunch serde thete Tent reearty te all a and. wt of thy frefesnien and the mall man Sill reach ua all ento of Pedin thea~ Soin SEMATLREATES: OE, ap Te eee ORE oe poner a y | ero aeee | C7 aR cap ae aR ae | eee eS R. 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PRReORe tober, You'll scre: ow she felt when it eeap ena a4 TaN Have Been a Bo: Const I scream when she says, ‘4 en2e toga es W WW } Be ha Oe ee iy te Muse 2 TREE Maa rd. the other sid Rattlesnake Don't : ieee wy Was NLS You Blues,” a BIG HIT too—N le she sings “Dreaming of foe sae i i \ GET THIS lo. 1081. . s eee lf ih * | HIS RECORD TODAY! WH” Sui ge nee i ae Secret oa 4 Soe Day, Suectiicart, Luella Milter 75 E ‘apa Down in New Orleans, Another Papa Up in Mai, ° 7 Noah Building the Arle” Cometente Viol, Gator, Pans in Maine mapeon 1272 pao he Go Thou a Pa Biers ih Sogn men 1007 meen a Shaat feaus Boor the Croee nlon meat = opm seer eed a Rev. S.J. Worelt he we eae Serv of Kiva Dae fer Toten Gis Fletcher Henderson 1079 wt ,, Rere Beneeae Conn Eegeres Yor iat Wats Tour Bee: Eee) is Orchestre 70 t= Socal a ta ieee RACE zz. _ Vocalion Records “=== aa ee ere een er errr Broadway Happenings Sy KATHARINE E. HANDY New York City—where were you atl fare west! eanod = Seer Jos Se ot a torte, ie aa Hiseule She" dee bee Haat sagt, "tate ase rme $e Rhy, rem Tah dca ‘Chicago Detonder for your article sae eg a Eee secasittote ane 3, eat er Cer the “Mhal tie ae ez Be cused areata oe Bp tetra es Reece atrercas, Bes Be astute «eens Ee See rater fhe mi sei Soe eae hee he Sere” cannes oa ge eae AT ital iad ee Be en “hmsy Nicat, te teading man 0 cae, Naat Gsyteading sma Wanhingtoa Sunday and ! rexuming aura, boos, as open ae Tee sage atte Gas eit eee, eS The Atnerican Soctety of Cumpos- cot glia aes SOLES oe Goer Sfecesenauee ts Eaitnsre ee Sie Sealy theater Pea nay es te i.e eae < “Thy ether evening while. Journey: tod Boas case Was te eee Hietnmtee meres aris 1 Ota et i der rine? otic nt See Sees: Aaa me Temes serrepe ees fe hae ca Say sae enone She a Bs ae Pea nese eee IESE PRES SS Tno ieee ah Bee fe aoe ot eo ne ee ta eed ee Cy oe eae eS ere reel ip et ak ne ee ae sha Merce pa cemcecree Caner eran Sheer atecentr ac ore Seale a etry, te segue aptey eetore toni Wat Cae eT a tears Bee fat each ee Non by ake ate BEN “Se, Ein aos, setae, Slee, ata tat See are ane Ue Mea cere Sere See meee: a leihy cate ta Sere es, lant eer Searches, Maes oes Sunday, April 10, at $:20 p,m. at cee Oat es Sed Pa Serres Sear watt ate iy Se sees eee ites AML Pete oS Ie PSE ede ane ar ae a secon uncote ent ot Se ne ee ee Pe aie fhe ee ee ca SS See Se asin geben Lem Willisran wilt take hie at 914 (iam Willers wilt te By COY HERNDON Many of the readers of my culuma wil remember that = few weeks age T mentioned what © disustrous year the past ote was or tented ehore, , The old auying = asta “When tt Zain porns aot inet tes tres * Terogeced vo be in NR West Pat fieack she when Hotacsnps ge Siuure Set ns al cumiog ‘ott ‘ihe GR> cust count Their ae route cnled for WR the Fiortds, Bast the Pieris, Bast Const te iy te Soy Herndon Coam Kk. Be to = vag & ti Coy Herndon eet Tae Bact. The tar wasen the AG. Te transfer and was turned’ down tn a minute's notice, owing tw 4 new ruling on privately owned card, “All ahow carn traveling In, panaenger service must have MoU ateel platform, and It will be only a matter of Nite whea all shows imuat entry q solid steel car, steel from top to bottom, AL the Drenent tle one ean buy a coach for’ {rom three to eight ihousant deters, A aolld ateel car will Coat frem forty to minety thous mand dollarn—sea, tt mist be canh, a crodit, iven It comen to husing eel car. Charles Collier, the owner Of Ue Silas Green, xhovr, {romedfate- ty nent Juhnpon Hooks’ to Chieazo Wann cheek contatntng five flires, with Instructions to hve nn S0-fo0t All xtee] Cae hulle at the Hostitse 1sfue facture hn Chleaxo. This (etary unrantoen tat the new home of the Silty Green slow wilt bo. tha last word In car conatenction. “It itl de- inand tho attention af the ereatent fo the stnntteat. | Silaa Green, te “all blark’ family.” Ie tot, Collowine the grestest, but leading. If you wt only figure ‘that the price of a ster! car. If joaned ollt at mlx per cent, sil keen a fellow fur fe, This ts a'pro~ Eremive age, und Charles Collter (9 In Keeping with the Umea, However, when the all atecl “teurletta.® named alter hie daughter, arrives Silis Green will be Jeary akead of the umes, A Nate or Twro Lupdorvtand the Smart Set te hav- ing thelr car remodied, so ax to Dans Whe new rafiroad regulations, ond the show ts Diasing T. 0. A. time. 1 Xeny tn Jacknonitie Taat week. The Sugar Foot Greene Co. had Just ar- tlved. The boys had orders that they Would play Incksonviio = weak Un- der canvay and the car munt be va- eAlod. Sfomt of them wanted to know “here do we fo from here™ Catherine Patterson wants the gang to know that she ts entertaining At the Central Palace, Mall will find her at 1704 W. Third St. Cheater, Pa. Steward’s Stewings ‘ane danas aan ian eh Daytonu, Fla—The sun i now hit- Sraine ae cs sie toe cas Sh ee aie At fy time to go, but will pass it up for toe th cing” fart frd tan geo huey Gust Mungay sod madly ot ee ee ee a none on ia a Co ero ey can sane deed er ne i came te Hic ue ot neti oa Seats a Br ee ore ae had Pape ag So a eect rage ae ine ena Sng Pare Bat ah ce Torbadling tule ands seo ten an Sling i ad a ee an ho sald, “J.ook, you frightened nsy a eg tae ee Sarees mie et beste. ae ee ee fee at as See ated Sea hay unt ot eras es eared See Sh neT siete start males? ee eet ce Be er he ist Sane at Fer ee I Beta ea each a tune lay bo es ike Ss AES some ures tres Fe quia aed pra he ete te Gael masa a ee TeArISY aithe the "3 re tts paces, a ean ors ie Rae 2 ie a hese ances ear ee Se eats Lam xen CL Wells, Wooten, Creams, Dre. Tia ede eey Meee oa eee rat wee Mee oe eee ere NE a Bike a Shen Seo ee an 2 Bot ge Cutan ae lates pe a Fee cee Hie Hates tan ate sn eaten eee nt Ta Bint dosent ne a Bie Ul aka Steve Ste LILLY YUEH AT HOME Lilly Suen, the populne dancer of Miller “ihren “Skin: Model™ tho Jnapending tin preregt week at hone Sah her parents, “Sinihe will. reach the dance Queen at 612 WE, Broad St. reece ply os Ag Png DUD'S DOPE Tt pass to ndvcetinn, Stage te 9 Peo sponse from last prtivie um lace ples Lares Yume revkivedt at letter fran Daeti Statlanan, president and Rete {RU muncer wf the Coloted Maver Virture corporation of Thiatelbhin, leilng are eat he aievudy hae to Studio and te taklag pleturen, neve, ile tan fust finistd sae and hes fee ore tm make tis Your, od he ates hae See Nights th Rarroune* whieh hay gust Deen Fe> leaaral tating) & Tatat of Sam Ts 5 bleturew for Uitsigeag- Sve pe stl Feven pletareg. whore Wa thant have 12'piriures j Sear, aeconing tr ing ideay ned 1 Sti way ave ete oreanize’ a corpdration for x” Omit hulillon ‘woltars ty wrodnee Ree pee fares.” ie anht ‘ba well, oF nt Lense Fuad. business, ge eucoperate.-wwitn Stee Starkionn,’ whe ateendy haa Sunt tehat we need, vied T do. belle. sm tan taleo a half pilltinn aolinee te Us Kine among our prone, Te menue tn muuch to tg In were sease an Tedd in’ iy lase artiste. “Not only: woul the Actors “hy. henetited, bust Bow Hegkholder, the jeanher-wromen, eles trlclans, Ure steroptayhers, the abdl- form. the tallory the miiters, tha Grevanakers, the desicnera, “and, it fact. te hait-million-Aollar corpora= ton rill Rive employment £0. OUF pen Din ta every wath of life. So Tet Mil Tace lovers rally ta tis arent cause, wehielt Ia erally & necensity, and Mt Je Gur duty 03 a Rage tn da. some bic things. ant this Is about the bigcest thing ive enn ao, an It monms Bel 1 tte tito oF cur pent. ‘Now sureks yor and all gnodethtnie- fog. Teacestaving peapin are Kolne, fupwert. uch sin enterprises whieh will empioy xe mane of pout daueh- iors, "sur saad saur’ modners, 9eur chiles “funitz. ; When, sou fialsh School there ie a opening: awaiting Fou In such an ‘organization, Tovah weite-q thetard enturnns fon ite wubject, but fe would only. A waate of time aut space, wlien yeNt Fourselt can wei from, whut f hav tald the posuibtities of just auch nn tmterpeine, ond what {t mean to ur peoples. s5 Jot ma hear from. var Hise me your ciuulle opintan, Do seri Yeung Iw Zn Inte, ther petore busineae? Dayan want wh interest in atich. 7 ormuniention? ‘tio you want a ob ae En actor or a lborer with such An oreanization™ Are sou willing 10 USig such an orzuntzation? The Scrihe Wants 10 thank Jerse Crunin tor the “Inv xern.” Ute neve fone, “That'a That,” featured by TOA Cox.’ bid falc. 1 hecome a hie Waren Ir Malt welit each Jeaxe anit Ida Weel of 142s at the Engin thee ater, Asheville. N.C. OTHER STAGE NEWS | ON PAGE 10 ```markdown ``` Where to Buy OKeh Race Records SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1927 ON THE T. O. B. A. ON THE T. O. B. A. By W. R. ARNOLD Nashville, Tenn.—The many layers of good singing, graceful dancing and laugh-provoking consultants and the greatest singing and dancing chorus, famous original "Smart Set Creele Beauty Chorus," is scheduled for 10:15 p.m. at Hollinsville's Georgia Smartset Minsley is scheduled to pay the Biflon a return visit on Mon., Nov. 15, for an entitlement week's run at the popular Fourth Ave. playhouse, which it seems, is receiving its share of T. O. B. A. theatrical offerings. This splendid aggregation of burnt work artists have a national reputation as entertainers par excellence, and a national reputation as artists offering its sale to be a happy blending of the sweet-throated singers, graceful and skillful dancers, and all the glamor and charm of the ministries of our forceful modern minister novelties, ensembles and surprises, with old King Jazz, now the popular favorite in American musical circles, as the leading artist. The show includes many old favorites, many new ones, comedians and funmakers of rh-bleaching collars, nipple-footed dancers, forming in all the most brilliant array of musical artists ever offered in ministries. DIXIE BREVITIES Monday night, March 7, being the return to Nashville of Miller and Slater's worldly fastest song and play, the world-famous play *Pierluis* was on the job, trying his best to dampen the hope of an enthusiastic gathering of theater fans. Needless to say, old J. P. Riordan thinks he will long look away in his memory, and the man who patented the umbrella and the raincoat helped cheat old Jupiter Plavius out of a list of plays he will long look away in. In spite of the rain the house was top heavy with a gathering of amusement enthusiasts, who seemed to find much enjoyment in what was happening in the theater. It was during the 15-22 that this fast-moving musical comedy, Dylie Brevitts, was in Nashville. Needless to say, its reverence and royal welcome as during its engagement in January. The writer finds a host of improvements since its former visit. These improvement will be the biggest we know that the large audience that braved the downpour Monday night also found a vast improvement in it since it was here, and they gave their praise to Dylie Brevitts, proclaimed the greatest event since the Armistice, not misstated, according to this writer's view, its success on its reverence and royal welcome. The term "treated" means that about in the realm of amusement. Again its success is largely due to its attractive stage setting, its array of beautiful costumes, and, the writer has endowed the chorus with mature beauty, both in form and face. And a beautifully figured chorus is a great asset to any show's ultimate Dixie Brewery. With such shows as this touring T. O. B. A. there is every indication that its managers and producers are coming to meet with loyal greeters. Simply for this show is booked. Simply for the show is of the style called "Class." AL G. FIELDS' ROUTE March 21—Lexington, Ky. March 22—Frankfort, Ky. March 23—Gwyneths, Ky. March 24—Mayfield, Ky. March 25—Padurah, Ky. March 26—Henderson, Ky. MAIL RADIO ```markdown ``` Polangins Music Shop 917 Broadway Pursell, Pa. Walker Thomas Music Furniture Co. 3013 Sovereign N. W. ..... Washington, D. C. Harmony Music Shop 4641 S. State St.....Chicago, Ill. Rialto Music Shop 330 S. State St.....Chicago, Ill. Richardson's Piano Store 6602 S. State St.....Chicago, Ill. Vita Lunetto 408 W. Oak St.....Chicago, Ill. Morris Music Shop 226 S. Riverview St. New Orleans, La. New York Russian Music Store 2281 Haatings St.....Detroit, Mich. Russian Music Store. TIMELY TOPICS Don't say it—but DO it; Neglect it—and RUE it. If you've a liking for clover, Don't put it—OFF-UP IT OVER! "Mellow Musings" is fulfilling its purpose; to bring in a little happiness to man who purchased a copy while in prison was so impressed that upon his release he came directly to the house where he continued South to see his mother. The young man said that "Mellow Musings" had given him courage and inspiration for living a better and a cleaner and more useful life. Dr. Frank Hunte, dentist, 30 Handfield St. Georgetown,丹麦, Britannia Guinna, writer; "I always enjoy your writings in The Chicago Dealer, and you first. Enclosed please send postoffice money order for a copy of your 'Mellow Murmur.' Yours respectfully. (Signed) Frank S. Hunte, M.D., Metharry college. Please address all orders to 665 St. Nicholas New York City, and an autographed copy will be sent you by return mail. Tom Cross and Macaron Jackson will be in Chicago in a few weeks. They have been on the coast, which recently closed. Sid Griman's million dollar theater bid for the service of the well-known prims Iona, so she will be there to make the date. Mail will reach them at 3128 Indiana Ave, Chicago. Sara Martin wails "The Prisoner's Blues" Okeh Record No. 8442 SLOW, mean and mournful—that's "The Prisoner Blues!" And Sara sure does put a world of sorrow into her rich contralto voice. "How Could I Be Blue"—on the other side—is a happy and romantic number. Sara is accompanied in both songs by Clarence Williams' Blue Five—you can't buy more for 75 cents! Also by the inimitable Sara: 8427—Mournful Blues. Georgia Stockade Blues. 8394—Look Out Mr. Jarz. A Glass of Beet, a Hot Dog and You. 8354—You Don't Want Me Honey. Don't Never Flower. 8336—I Want Every Bit of It (Don't Like It Second Hand) What's The Matter Now? OKeh Race Records © OKeh Phonograph Corporation. 25 West 45th St. New York City Parasites A parasite has as many definitions many different species of the parasite as there are baphines in the avenea river. Not two in seas, not two in seas, but thrive as well upon the drawn through the pores of the human body and make that body cotton. "Black bottom" and the shorthen act when the act is pronounced. There are parasites of the vegetable kingdoms. It would 8 Every family of two or more is likely to have a parasite. The divorce courts are working overtime and the wife or husband refuse to remain a victim of parasites. Too often the wife or the husband elects to take the wife or husband refuse to remain a victim. And then there is the girl or the boy who complacently permits—and they often demand—all other members regularly and unstimulated, without evasion or mental reservation, to their comfort, pleasure and support. Should the parasite draw too freely, threaten the family close the pantry, bolt the storeroom and padlock the depository in self-defense, it often happens that the family circle to engage in the oldest business in the world; and the male parasite will detach himself and go to swell the ranks of criminals or thieves. The theoretical parasites are by no means rare. They exist in every country, clime and company. They are conspicuous in every department of the business, shift for themselves, too mentally atrophied to think independently, so they copy, plasterize and undermine, glory of their superiors. They then fake, imitate, duplicate and fabricate. The only time a theatrical parasite encases a stellar role is when for the they do not deserve. Beware of the parasite. He is the stealthy feline that sucks your breath in the night; the avaricious vampire leaves you an empty hull. The parasite is the only ingrate; he takes all and possesses nothing to give in return. The only things worse than human parasites are the vain, selfish, and selfish ones. They them. If you have any symptoms of parasitis, get a good job of work, put in a generous portion of ambition, study, patience, courage and perseverance, and every hour for 12 hours a day, and the cure is positively guaranteed. Stage Stuff by Nardy The $3 show is returning to the Lafayette theater this week at a price of $15. The show includes "Herbs, the Sewing Machine Girl" with Midge Belfrey in the title role. Communities with T. G. B. A., B. Suite Lincoln, N. J., B. Suite Long Beach, Tenn., B. Suite Lakewood, Tenn., B. Suite B. H. Dudley, 1923 74th B. N.W., Wash. ington, N. J., B. Suite Cleveland, Ohio, Corner Park 821st St. B., Chicago, IL. Can Use Good Cornet Player Can Use Good Cornet Player quicker, quicker, Mary Mackenzie makes quicker, Mary Mackenzie week, week, week Southeast Theater, Hot Spring, Ark. week of the 52nd Calif. Theater, Mammals Scott's News Service 451 Seventh St. ..... Milwaukee, WI. 4224 Market St. ..... St. Louis, Mo. Pastime Music Shop 2339 Market St. ..... St. Louis, Mo. Columbia Music Shop 461 Michigan Ave. ..... Buffalo, N. Y. Brown Music Store 4611 Michigan Ave., Ohio Cedar Music Shop 9907 Cedar Ave. ..... Cleveland, Ohio Sel Gershuny 654 W. Sixth St. ..... Cincinnati, Ohio Stuart's Art Shop 1803 N. 24th St. ..... Omaha, Neb. The Old Music Shoppe 6231 Prairie Corn Ave. ..... Pittsburgh, Pa. CROSS AND JACKSON IE and ST and ST THE KOPPIN THEATER THE KOPPIN THEATER Detroit, Mich. — The well-known theater, under the direction of William Potter, has taken on new life. Bill has cut into his work with sleeves rolled up and has let everybody know that he is the boss and that things have got to run pretty smooth and in order. The best shows will be booked here by Martin Klein, western manager of the "Toby circuit" hound shows, and everyone will be seen and heard the Koppi in the immediate future. Just last season the stage war remodelled, a flying loft built and its amenities will be seen and heard to give its patrons the tricking effects for any kind of a show. Harry Koppi, the owner of the Koppi theater, was in Chicago last year. He wants the best that can be obtained in the show world for his patrons. The house attaches are all well maintained, with all public, which means that courtly and efficiency previews at the Koppi at all times. The orchestra of the caper musicians is under the Chirence Lee, the Chicago violinist. DUDLEY'S T. O. B. A. BOOKINGS Week of March 14. Midley, Washington, D. C. Robert Taylor's "No HI" company. Fonker, Washington, D. C. Exeter Bridges, Brown, Washington, D. C. Griffin and Brown, Speedy and Jessie, W. A. Sullivan. Favorite, Washington, D. C., Lajos, Washington, D. C., Bosson, Washington, D. C., Wesley John's "Still Stocking Routine." Lincoln, Baltimore, Md. John Herringer's "Black Cat Done" company. Hall, Milton, Md. Melba and Rose company. Palace, Norfolk, Vn., Lennie Fisher's company. Hippodrome, Danville, Va., Mac Wilson's company. Hippodrome, Richmond, Va., Travis Tucker's company. Colonial, Newport News, Va., Clara Smith's ruque. by Ma Here's what you famous meaner f blue she can't sin record, this "Dow blue piano and vi at your dealer's, 12456 Blues, Texas B 12452—New Wingfield L. Picket 12447—Bad a and This 12442—Blake and His C 12438—Soon Rainey a Don't Rainey, J 12407—That Stocking Jefferson, 12425—Wart Roogert 12398—Pig M Blues, A "Tiny" P by Marie Brady Here's what you've been waiting for famous means from the Texas Bottom blue she can't sing—she just moans an record, this "Down Home Moon"—two blue piano and violin. Be sure to get at your dealer's, or send us the cou 12456—Down Home Blues, Marie Bradley, Texas Bottomlands. Piano 12452—New Cow Cow Blues Wingfield, Cornet, and Ste L. Pickett, Violin. 12447—Sad and Blue, Piano, and Third Alley Blues, 12442—Blake's Worried Bl and His Guitar. 12438—Soon This Morning Rainey and Her Georgia I Don't Fish in My Se Rainey, James Blythe at the 12407—That Black Snake M Stocking Feet Blues, Blin Jefferson. 12425—Wartime Blues and RoogerBlues, BlindLemon 12398—Pig Meat Blues and Cat Blues, Ardelle Bragg; Pian "Tiny" Parham. by Marie Bradley Here's what you've been waiting for! Now you can hear Blue Marie Bradley, the famous moaner from the Texas Bottomlands, on Paramount Records. Maria is so blue she can't sing—she just moans and moans and keeps on meanin' A wonderful record, this "Down Home Moan"—why, even the accompaniment is blue, with a blue piano and violin. Be sure to get No. 12456, one of the best records of all time, at your dealer's, or send us the coupon from the bottom of this announcement. 12456—Down Home Moan and Back to Town Blues, Marie Bradley, the famous moaner from the Texas Bottomlands. Piano and violin accompaniment. 12452—New Cow Cow Blues, Cow Cow Davenport, Piano, and B. T. Wingfield, Cornet, and Stealin' Blues, Cow Cow Davenport, and L. Pickett, Violin. 12447—Sad and Blue, Piano, Iva Smith, acc. by Cow Cow Davenport, and Third Alley Blues, Leroy Pickett. 12442—Blake's Worried Blues and Tampa Bound, Blind Blake and His Guitar. 12438—Soon This Morning, "Ma" Rainey and Her Georgia Boys and Don't Fish in My Sea, "Ma" Rainey; James Blythe at the piano. 12407—That Black Snake Moan and Stocking Feet Blues, Blind Lemon Jefferson. 12425—Wartime Blues and Booger Rooger Blues, Blind Lemon Jefferson. 12398—Pig Meat Blues and Canebrake Blues, Ardelle Bragg; Piano Acc. by "Tiny" Patham. A Great Blind Lemon Record! 12443—Bad Luck I Broke and Hurried by Blind Lemon his Guitar. 12431—Stonewall Street Too Tight, Blind Blake 12422—Fat Mouth Blues—"Papa" Charlie Jackson Electrically Recorded! Paramount Records are recorded by the latest new electric method. Greater volume, amazingly clear tone. Always the best music — first on Paramount! Par The P Para The Popu Paramount REGUIS, PAT. OFF. The Popular Race Record Name Address City State STAGE Mall will reach the widow of the late Ted McDonald of the team of Central Ave, Los Angeles Calif. The Great Clemens says he is coming North soon, but at this time he is doing well in the South. This week he the Strand theater, Fort Myers, Flu. Little Wille Jackson is now at the Bloch club, Ashbury Park, N. J. He will stage the floor show for the summer season. Roy White and Sherman are doing their stuff at the Club Alabama, Philadelphia, and the Bloch and Balthierle Sia. H. A. Mitchell, the wildest agent, in closing with the Black Cat Cone company, will be at his club. Mall will be at 1910 16th St. Washington, D. C. Smooth and Underwood want the Mackie to E. Adams St. Detroit, Mich. to 30th St. Detroit, in and around the motor city. Herman and Eva Brown and their Vanities of 1927 will do their week work at the Lyric theater, Cincinnati, Ohio. Howe and Lindell are getting theirs with the Florida Blossom Minuteals. Mail will catch them week of the week with the Downtown Joy. Happy Douwever will get his week of the 14th at the Elmore theater, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jones and Jacqueline in a novel and play by the Ille of Dueles on playing the Globe theater theater, Cleveland, Ohio, this week and knocking them a twister. Joyner and Hopkins radio "Hello to everybody today they will go big on the Keft time, with three years booking ahead." Lilly Yeun, the cleverest dancer of her Race, is still quaintly big in "Brown Skin Models." This week at the Lincoln theater, Winston-Salem, N. C. Miller and Stayer's Dale Reavis continue their successful week last week at the Frolic, Birmingham, Ala. The Plinckney Jones Revue is working this week at the Mayfair theater, Brooklyn, N. N. Hilfa and A NOTE OR TWO Bradley ing for! Now you can hear Blue Marie Bradley Bottomlands, on Paramount Records. Marie and moans and keeps on moanin'. Aword "why, even the accompaniment is blue, get No. 12456, one of the best records of a coupon from the bottom of this announcement." Home Moan and Back to Town ley, the famous moaner from the Piano and violin accompaniment. Blues, Cow Cow Davenport, Piano, and Stealin' Blues, Cow Cow Davenport iano, Iva Smith, acc. by Cow Cow Davenport, Leroy Pickett. Blues and Tampa Bound, Blind and Booger SemonJefferson. d Canebrake Piano Acc. by "Papa" Charlie Fascinating Vocals and 12450—Oh Cap'n and River Roust 12448—This Train Is Bound for G Joseph, Biddleville Quintette. 12449—Man's Ingratitude and Me Friends, Rev. Beard and Quint 12386—All I Want Is That Pure I To Be Like Jesus In My Hea 12450—Oh Cap'n and River Rouster Song, W. L. James. 12448—This Train Is Bound for Glory and Jacob Sent Joseph, Biddleville Quintette. 12449—Man's Ingratitude and Memory of Departed Friends, Rev. Beard and Quintette. 12446—My Man Just Won't Don't Dixon's Jazz Maniacs. 12441—Alexander Where's The Strut, Pickett-Parham Apollo S 12405—Tiger Rag (for Dancing) and Jazz Maniacs. amou REG U.S. PAT OFF. regular Race R 12446—My Man Just Won't Don't and Crazy Quilt, Dixon's Jazz Maniacs. 12441—Alexander Where's That Band? and Moje Strut, Pickett-Parham Apollo Syncopators. 12405—Tiger Rag (for Dancing) and Dad Blues, Dixon's Jazz Maniacs. Date, write to 14 W. 130th St. New York. Sam Theard has joined Mary Macka's company, which plays the show *Shreveport, La.* week of the 14th. Mary Robbons want to hear from Frank Tansel and Leona Mack. Write to 2521 Custon Ave. Dallas, Texas. Annie Stephens wants to hear from Robert Rapp of the mall of Spear. Write to 24 Foote St. Atlanta, Ga. Business of Importance. Thelma Hortis radio's "Howdy" to the gang and says the mall man will tote here to 520 Travis St. Shreveport. Ethel Daddy is with Ivan Miller's new show, "Gay Harden," which will be at the Grand theater, Chicago in. Ross Spear says the mall man will reach her at 916 Conti St. New Orleans, La. Jeff Smith, cornetist, with the Grand Minstrels and the mall man will catch him on route or at the office of the W. G. W. James Calloway will get his at 224 Franklin St. St. Louis, MO. He will be shipped to the Belmont theater, Peninsula, Fla. The Danke and Walker show made a small hit in Chicago, run there. Some people and some show. Charlene Muse and his Charlton Museum are going over big on all stands. Muse knows the game and should be successful. Confirmed in the Cook County hospital. Getting along fairly at this writing. Willie C. Ford, musician, wants his $426 N. Cherry St. San Anto- nillo. Duck Alex is up again and workin after his recent illness. He is now in Seoul. Send mail for George W. Jenkins to the Lincoln theater, Louisville, Ky. Frank Tancock is at attorney in his friends at 453 Front Ave, Nashville. Tem- Glison's Chocolate Bar Revue is philippe Lincoln theater, Louis- ville, Ky. can hear Blue Marie Bradley, the Paramount Records. Marie is so keeps on meanin' Awonderful accompaniment is blue, with a one of the best records of all time, bottom of this announcement. and Back to Town is moaner from theolin accompaniment. Cow Davenport, Piano, and B. T. Cases, Cow Cow Davenport, and ace, by Cow Cow Davenport, att. Tampa Bound, Blind Blake A Great Blind Lemon Jefferson Record! 12443—Bad Luck Blues and Broke and Hungry Blues, by Blind Lemon Jefferson and his Guitar. 12431—Stonewall Street Blues and Too Tight, Blind Blake and His Guitar 12422—Fat Mouth Blues & Gay Cattin "Papa" Charlie Jackson and His Guitar Singing Vocals and Spirituals Up'n and River Rouster Song, W. L. James Train Is Bound for Glory and Jacob Sen- Biddleville Quintette, Ingratitude and Memory of Departed, Rev, Beard and Quintette. Want Is That Pure Religion and I Want like Jesus In My Heart, Deacon L. J. Bates 12431-Stonewall Street Blues and Too Tight, Blind Blake and His Guitar. 12422-Fat Mouth Blues & Gay Cattins, "Papa" Charlie Jackson and His Guitar. Hot Dance Tunes an Just Won't Don't and Crazy Quilt azz Maniacs. under Where's That Band? and Mojo Pickett-Parham Apollo Syncopator. Rag (for Dancing) and Dad Blues, Dixon' mount PAT OFF. Race Record NEW YORK NOTES NEW YORK NOTES Evelyn Preer is to launch a dramatic sketch for vaudeville, and is the first act set of its kind to play in white houses. Ihnes Jackson, of the team of Jackson and Flaming, is now working on a new play. This week the act is playing at Proctor's, Newark, N. J. HON TOA OIL OAT O Send No Money! Your dealer is out of the record you want, send us the coupon below. Pay postman 75 cents for each record, plus small C. O. D. fee when he delivers records. We pay postage on shipments of two or more records. 12456 { } 12452 { } 12447 { } 12442 { } 12438 { } 12407 { } Name..... Address..... City.... State.... 12456 { } 12 12452 { } 12 12447 { } 12 12442 { } 12 12438 { } 12 12407 { } 12 Name...... Address...... State..... NT By SALEM TUTT-WHITNEY Is it no much? I ask of you? I only ask That you be true. When others fall And love beguile. Keep thou thy faith And virtue thy smile. Should the gods woo Me from the right. Let thy love shine. A beacon bright To guide my steps From perfild. To hope and truth And faith in thee. And this the charge To give you To thine ownself Be ever true; And though the weight should pale Thou must not fall. Thou must not fall. The Drake-Walker Co. opened big in Chicago at the Grand theater last week. They played to two packed houses the opening night, giving two complete shows. This is a real home-to-gooseface. Dace show. It is chucked full of hot tunes, peppy chilly tunes. A distinct feature with the show is the jazz band, directed by Mr. Drake, who shows that he is a well known Chicago theater fan gets their money's worth at the Grand on the opening night. They witnessed a clean, entertaining show. There were no images, but smiles nothing to offend. It would be wise for the other producers to follow Mr. Drake's example in building a show. Bowman and his Cotton Blossoms are doing it this week at the Dreamland theater, Tulsa, Okla. ADDITIONAL STAGE NEWS ON PAGE 10 money! Records you below. each D. The New York Recording Laboratories 93 Paramount Blvd. Port Washington, WI. 456 ( ) 12425 ( ) 12448 ( ) 452 ( ) 12398 ( ) 12449 ( ) 447 ( ) 12443 ( ) 12386 ( ) 442 ( ) 12431 ( ) 12446 ( ) 438 ( ) 12422 ( ) 12441 ( ) 407 ( ) 12456 ( ) 12405 ( ) State. PART I—PAGE 7 BE TRUE DRAKE-WALKER Send me the records checked ( ) below, 75 cans each. ain Cilcsmaaetenier PE ATLANTA FRAT FIVES STAGE CIVIL WAR Omegas With Star Line-up Beaten While Sigmas Fail to Rout Troops of Kappas SEE LSAT BUG SGTL NG Wedneedar, March 16, the Alpiw+ stk oy aigdeat the Omega at! the Kappae play the Sienas, “hn Saturdix, March 19, the Alphas se: the Kappes and the Omegas ment ths ee eae Ne See eee ind hetnbled_ the Omwarus to a 22 to 16 licking in the Hirat series af the Intertra terial Tournament. Sport. writers femn far and near hud” duteied | the ‘Reagan arnt oath Norse and had predieted. an waay Win for the Ume- as. Omega. with more — materkl than any team represented, was siile to put four Leama on the court, but veined Unable to anlert the right five to [a a, Ee eee Sees Te | Cee Se Jeet fren 9S temeth Cowes 8S dames tS tier et merce deers ot eee ery dS eben ba] faites 254-3 SBR E 2 SE few eS erie ead fee te WEEE ESS oT eS 3 E Sie Herat ae ane ees, SNe Se Playing the grst game of the Inter- fraternal ‘tournainent,. the Alphas tvunced the Sigmae to tho woetul Hine of 34 te 15. ‘The Sixman siavted With 3 spnet and jumped away ta an Carly tend. | The Alphan_secesawed the Tend until the Arxt hale Was near Iyvener then launched a passing. deabinine and shootin attack winieh [completers wverwhelnved. thelr ambit: tings opponents,” ‘The siemas came tuck strong in the secind halt and shretoned nerious's: at timer, but ere Hong their hopes were biihted and [in the rematuing minutes of the Jame. ther feught dogyedty for vie= fecyr which Fate had deale ‘Syalast them, Nix, Sigma forveard, wan the chief offender of the Alpha tribe, breaking Shes fae inievala and “eiking ‘crip, He captured high-paint hon- lars for his tearn with 10. markers. ike gharing of aginsene wine Se played excellent abiity fm pase ine ferception, was alto a feature of the Sigma gare. Far Alpha, Sam Taylor, Click unt~ verrtiy hanketall mentor, with Als sensational dribbling and mwift past~ ing. was a potentiat factor tn tele victory," Often during the ame he aribbied through the entire Sigma Suinte pasaing the ball to one of; Tig forward 40. choot, Tank Stanley, formerls of Atlanta university fame, held the otter suard portion in his ot form. His apit- ity to ent off shots and at rarnering| Sep he pacxboard au welt used to IMvantage. Togers ut formard gained highs point hunors for iis team ‘with 13 Pointy, while Dezon was second. with Sieht.” Togers and, Dezon comprise fone of the preatent forward combina tite the Southecst han ener Reem 19 action. “Thele machine tike precision Fepenindiy aire where fram. the Mrectators, “‘Mamilton at center wan Akio to sive his team the advantage Of the up otf all the ak, ax Well aR [inosart the eifort of the Sigmaa froin David Gunn rociaus Kappy anstaught. folseitw- Hons were numerous, Hite players bes ing amatched from the fry before thes tad timo to show thele wares. ‘Squat Johnson of Clark fame was a high light in the Kanga attack Scoring seven of their 22 points, and Giving’ the best’ denonstration of Sribbling and pivoting scea in years, ‘Tho Inviaelble Charlte Clark at guard was & tower of frenkU) and Aemeadsing Influence to the Kapha Aecrecation: His hand, clean fight. Teg and cool head under fire made him am able feader nf the. Kans havketeers, Ie was efected from tw Urawi fa the List minute of jay for wxcemaive personae. : ‘Queen, Giant RUARM, wae second om the raring, Hate with vis ehaliers 10 his credit.” Trosior av center, wars & thorn in the Omer ateuck, fellowing the halt amarelously anit passing wittt accuracy dad precision. ° Te in ditleutt. 10 select stata froma ‘the Orness teain, a3 so inany avert sere tired for wo short a tine. Hows shop the paring of Conk at eure and ‘Spruell ut forward deserve «ne Sia mention.” sprue capture heh foint honors with seven. white il. Archer way second with four. Getting 3 substantial Iead early to the second half, the Kappas resorted Xo “freezine” te bail in the 1st min- ies of plag. Pasalog the ball mwitty Ami accurately, they completely bat fed ‘thelr opponents fivesnan te: Yense\ and at, freqwent intervals grarhed through With halreratsing forte, in the Omega line-up were L. A. Harper, head coach of basketball at Aiianta university: Whittwind Johe- gon of Lincoln fame and now athletic Girector, at Morris "Brown: Bavis funn of Hampton tame: T. T. (Ted- dy) Robinson from Oberlin, who re placed 8. T” Narvey ag director cf Athletics, while BT. Posts at Ce- fumbia U. and Archer, ‘the senaa- tional end ‘on, Morehouge’s football eleven ‘iaet alt. Big Chief Aiken, who made a name tor himself af Howard, was out in tops but the “fat boy" dide't get into action. Theefans elulin the mime WAN A Snuene” in avers. mente of. thie wen Tlinern were herused of cheating 7 dad ime he coma ee roves ST ee ee ee oe tere cant ein ee eee Teeter n Mace de Memitten en. ZO EMeClren ert 6 Raaccig MER ES A 8 Tapbor BL FY Eben cll ee F frame £02012 9 8 2 E|OUTHERN €)PORTDOM ~ Gy Eric. Roberte PEAT BALLS | This oy she call that 15 mee reclombasent me wUr tats sath The using. of the rice setnon ged the Neceehea save plantar. tn Rratiay the vol ot fans te Sst i Foo Gass. Phe art game come att te Gis iat 2 wielck whee Merrie Eewitn ‘will rosa batty With thon Wieser Bich ‘team. We ada nen keane 0 th weiting lust Glo tecch Johnsen bas Over at Morte Brows, bat we pre of The entation that ie hes ce ged team for most of laxt seue'a team be nn the fob uguin, “Atkanta “univeesity hos Font sin many: nent at idetex within the ast tivrew montis thot ia extremely douuefut ws te whether “the, celment can muster i beesclaatt tein athe Clently atone enounh te bd recuse for first. hour. Attants hot lost Cleven nur fwotiall. players, amon hom We tnd Clay, “Laniaey fle. Fates, Stanles, ‘Shepard. Clerwme, Janwurs, Collar, Peterson sad Slaughter: Jet tamar and Staysiner fre oh” members of the Trak Young. all-American team for 19:6 Dale from thie elas. Shines eine fon, Kine und Slontconery ure tte fall tuosers who were lort, Thinn, te Jor Green be pune. Yuite a biuw wo fait Ita the success of Atlutta uth- fetie teams. [ANAT doen in the tind of hoses daze Bred ie daily whinging a parrbail amichine ‘tie fou for. x hard cammmigu. Aside frog a Bost DE inherited new moral, He tes Guvh: Brass. tho foot alt fan wha fro all_rernembers Nixon, a. gens Tonal gardner:. Horace Jackson. ocketvelzed ret hareinan:. aAnder~ Ton, Walden. Jones, fine, ltoupiteee find the rest. This FARCE. hunch Jen rough Tot and tn Meagg and Jark- fon tiny possews, two of Uae mst Muety and, hurd biting ausgerw det Ye'catire South, and we happen t0 [Moen for we once ernaved ta do, ARG mound duis againse them. “At (Metama, Cuarh Dune as the Coates einer: ures, Molt. Mancheater breihe ewectert second Inmeman In ang nite conterener. Chick bewts BPe,fooniy tna lest to the team. By Mrover will Boast a fine tein anid FumeRelus wround witch a winnsne Tee Diontion will be bullt Is Woodard. SorMlery shoreston. whe oriqina:ed $20 fGgnous word that noon Toiind 3x the AED all of the conference teat Bile Pewo “mene retired, | Woortard Mitta pun around the intel yellins, Sprott ette ie one of our best aburt- ENT amen there is Jackson, Myers Sledeaue and the Grivnes brother. eae o not know at this writing WE 208 cata ne Tn ie pne'Se basoball, although they, were third fh cunfecomre cating » year azo. Dive. Utne. thee ave Lackbart runsderfut harbor, etter ban get rt zr euiloge. ull Eames. The Ponnensee Tesinw are unknowes te len, Put teh hone ta tbe ue to suntan etre Terning thete vhanves Sithin another ‘weak, Morvinte haw Hort only. twa then toni Wast gare aeereeation nnd tiene mien were Sykes Sh tiles” “he Toon retumning ure Febbn ia. s Renints: Stlnun. Stone “Fentes and Nish Willian, Conrh Robertsan wlll ave to bulk aud hee ese butte {enim feo thes tara ty oedee ahae the niudent body nexortien, “AMore= bonise ie rea Hote niieht renal te Sion “Tasioe nod ‘Ie ehamplonship Tnametath tenen welt bare x prnerteally Seioeam foun ithe the excention tires pitchers. “Htarbee™ “Telen ‘nnd Witte tial! nye quit arhost and 2S Hiatt” Witttune eradunted "a Sear ago. Thm Infield. coinposed. Gt Meathind. “Disue's est test bares iene Dott Meant. Fewest, Vaune and Siac albert tn intart, “Thin ts aizo itae uf the ruttel “the spectacular nue itobinzon, Stag Harris, Cappy GNeat and Feiylor are ail om ha, Sav Mrammele the “Florian fash wilt dovthe receiving, wile. (Coach Sramings Hit Comedie sad ‘Roberts are twrtene the burden Of Must Of tis slap wear. Se Bruce Flowers Signs to Box T. Vaccarelli New York, March 14.—Jobany At- tolk“nutehmaking. director uf the Bioneers A Ge cncered or ten steihy sehen ‘ho’ Siened Truce Flawers, tha Brent ilarlem scar, to. box ‘Tony Vne- Eneclty powular iiarlewite, at hat lute on 'sluren 22. . Towers int tet to. te defeated tn hts ample tawrte {ItWisr hemor Aa in recent ‘contents. bas eaten Som Barles, ann atures Sonny Touch Murray’ Biking ftarry Wale Pale andy ans Mg vpn Chicagoans Whip the Osborne, Ohio, Quint Ostorne, Ohio. March 1—1n Krock’s Chicaguans defeated the O- Norn “quintet in one of the. best Zanire seem on the local floor. rock Gna Wieetwond ted the searing with five hand toe MasketN_aplece. aie (| oa a pete tare 2 tate Soe 2] Emeracc! f pebegac te Siaaeescenee§ 3 SPeauinttcs 2 of gah eit i af Fone est TE o aunties 23 THE ONE AND ONLY eg. owrnruaae [TUDE TRA SS Ge cated eh, i. oe eas Eawees % BRS ee Oe oO aces RES SSRs ENE lb Ce bs LES er cpa aoe SRE PaaS A : Fy i _ ae ait 2 ge Fe a Ge ec Se NS won Lge aap teeters eee SS) - > een ESS el RR oe : i ee Se = Se eA re Ea = Hey Bee erat ee 8). NS es a {eae eee "ae Be AES . eae a oo ren * lie See f Bey —— os ee eee. eid Men el ORR oes : eo brie 8k BAF SE Fs & . ba : aes vy oie bere pohude 208? gS eg a er ie ge eRe piace ge ce 30E WALCOTT : or anal ate aha ee Royal Giants Win 2 Games 6 and Leave for Japan; Rogan, Harney, Foster Headed Home ALE Srans. MOVAL GIANTS brake band gave the boys a great ee eatin WOree SHRINES, | atoft lm thete fat gatae, "Lonnte Pieattts: So @ Geers dea z 0 a] Godwin, the manuger. lenves with fintcoae So 4 2 EMackes ims 4 22 el iouctnae payers Pullen, @: Mackes ewser Shoe $1 2 R Palen wo, 3 2 6 @] (Hilldules, ssc: Peabnson, p.z Disea ‘ate a 2 1e ie. e 3 a3 $ (Harrisburg). 163 Conper Ciurris= Be daa beer Sh bl bury. ps Watker, §b; Veena Heomal’ 2278.8 Miamey fo TO 0 8) Ragin, Bie Green, rf2. Rkbie,se2 RESUS ESLER SSeS cae toa TEMA Ser Pes doe besos] Rogan and the remalnder of the tyadcrwnes Jers. dietuiien, irwek “att aut to Join thelr respective fexgue Haw te tiisted tenertie. 32's f | clubs. Mackes. Dixon. Cooper und SAREE | Duncan weil write the word “Anis : bahia to wer Pie PE ie Heche i 22 burt: £22 i Scholastics Defeat fewver sel 22 Hive e349) Virginia Seminary Mhikidelphia,” March t2—The Vire Binke ‘seminary wuintel, acho are Go the North, naitered thee ise weuerrs, when they btn feat tlt te the Fuitty ‘Seluisatles. by the ‘wore oss tw tt The Scholustle machine, wi Uh sstreteh™ cauper In genter ind duck ethntie in frat, pave n wanders {et exilbtion ye Dacsing wind hot fue nd proved! er bige factor qn" the Ainwentall of th eouthern invades. Tike tel Cgatured for Seminary? tie aeoeed tees oublesdecheey ned feetormed eacéitentig un tie detettn, Fine Sehtsation ars, ait prin to tarkle tha Easeatn Lions in nibs eina rae Rane have Ratna Sintory eco the Pils enya the wea Sint one paint the “ites having stom Taat years tlt by the maine mare zine ——— Omegas Beat Sigma ichmond. Va. Marly 12_-The orketlal fame wee tirilled with the Litnets haatetta Bate of tin nen Rhn hetween the Otaren Pal Uh and Une Pia Hote ‘Stevan fraternittes. tee not antl she lant never! of Blny Tat Gmrge sae assured or «sees Motor tin 10 Rounds Roy Willi Punches Way to Beat Genet in 10 Rounds cpasities the white m but if he did the damage apparently have developed rs : exceedingly painful sessions for Ge- inte one of the fa\> ‘wal pet In neu these rounds Williams catchers Soe ey [and the customers ket craning thelr Hie eimonntrat- fecee 3 necks to see what was holding the Anos abitity ps white boy upright. ie Cal gata? |e ails Rod Stren va fice control for 10 Williams ever a boxer looked terrible ta win- rounds. -, alng jt wan the Swisher heavyweight. In winning off by himaclf Wiliams! Brown spotted his opponent 30 equipped with a large assortment of| Dvorak on the carpet just ay the be!) punching seemed to huve no demor-| ever, had the.Colored boy down twice alizinc effect on Genet. in the fourth frame and gave him Mn eRe SO sy mena Sula at ee that the youns Chicagoan lacks| Kid Wilson outpointed Fitz Gillin tough, smart and courageous ring-| boys being youngsters in the paper- mgr‘and rome ot the nadest hiters| sceigat cla SUL STARS || MOvAL ctaxrs nynoren gfe inne so PES fee ac ete fee 2 P23 Lintetnge Sh 4 28 Mackey Ins 4 RO Tat, Sindh BL eule,, B 9H fester ic shiggite nook, are Hip Werauelipy aster Coors 2) yg Mlatney. 1 Rare ag tents tee sivas cane Titive. a Aetee 4. Saye gi Gaiman TS! Metne pol Ow Gdvater OT Wore. £3 3 Same RS 2a Be S538 Moral tiianes ......... dO S33 O35 Tia Sag fii’ Pie Nie strates, Tocicn Prete Eite=tlawke ty, Brats ‘havin, UShe pathee tbocay Krowk wuterliy Motors 42 bo" Manenn, 2 Be Hares ne eins eae, a RET alo Sion 122 been H ino og Angeten, March Testo Pure tones Al Burs dropped a. chowble- Hinson “Yer the Shtiadeaphta ted Gfanee yertordas. toning. ttm Orxt by fied Count and the veven-innka Attorplove 12 te. The Canta tallied four tinten dn the Arse tuning of the Initiat contest. ; The seeond Gume was derided tn the fourtiy. furrattor the inns had deere four Utne in tive openini din Blog the MU-Siare rang the” bel Tiles tn” the necema frame. “Hire mere Cant ann cami acres the niate in the fourth, ati in the Faliowing feame they wear on a hate thus rampan, knocked MeCoy: out of the box und taliled tive tinea. See tiene “mae enema be a Cedar Rapids, town, March 12— xt Sorman Genet ind chosen baseial Braterd at bosine ts a meats of Dre viding. litex ne Eensties ene ete * Shivnmiadies Be weleht. mist bat bare iereloped fee” inte one of tho faye: 3 Eaten greatest poo |] Earners. ee te demonstrat a a) of minamiis ep Stone thie tian the ae - = : fant nipit “when , he caucht a per- ge in feet tit a8 ene s Seihumme of chic cae threse hook, straight ones, Up: persian newners Slim glits edged with st ‘ton 30 ‘Williams crasities the white a Shigemidgies iz weight might Dp mand have developed Be SS inte vone of the aie. J Ramen’ greutest poco’ |!“ eammem 2 egi ee wonateat- ESP y oq hie eyite ge ; Siong this tin ta WEG... the ae Pr lant nigh ache --"} hetcamiie ayers WR sy feet hah ay ny oa Wihnims af Chie cay threw nook, " straight ones, Ups pers and downers mien tits cased control Yor 10 Willige Fount In winning off by himself Williams convinced. the multitone that het eauinned with a larce natoriment 0 Rahtine utensil, althoush hie bes punching seemed to have no demor- Tilting effet on, Genet. ‘Tile “aces ‘not ‘necersarity mean that "the “foune Chicagoan | Tneks power ‘Io his blows, as Cenet is fough. amurt and, courameous, ring: Tag aad wome of the hardest hitters His Li dager eal ols Pe de tor CLEVELAND IS ~ PLANNING TO UPSET DOPE |, Clevetand, Obie, March 14.—The Mhickeyen, Cleveluid’s entry tn the National feagte, will bo Jed this wea- jcon by Frank Duncan a veteran of the famous 20-Inning Famo hetweer the American Glants and the Much- Jarach Glunts In Chicago and other ‘close tasttles, have muceueded tn et- ‘Ung nome of the country's bext bali tossers for the coming xeaon, and Duncan predicts iat the Huckeyes wil tatsh in second or third phice Mure interest hag been: worked Up here this seasen already than at any previnuy tae in the whole tlstory af rae fo thls ey The. following Tist of players are now signed with, the Buckeyes, af- though at the ‘St. Louis schedule ‘meeting this week several teades may be made: Foreman, e3 Durain, bt Rigging, 28: Zumphries, 2b: Owens. 3b} Collins, abz Summers, 1: Evans, ef: Duff, rts Ross, pr Brannigan, pt Moore, gs Rile, p. Robertson, Johnaon, Stevens, Jones (late of Detroit), Spencer and Golder wil tryout for the team. Duncan ex+ ets Jarret from, Sam Houston col- Figo. and ‘Alocander, who. dig such good work on the msund fast season, fs expected tp show some mi-reason form right off the start. Dunean first started playing hall fp Macon. Ga, With the stacon Acmes in 1905, and in tot he Joined tite late G. 1. Taslur's Andersen tind.) Chants, Hie weit east with the. Rrooklyn Royal Ghints the following sear and tn 1909 he Joined tho hiludelaia Giants, leaving them In the middie of the seuson to come to the Leland, Glanis, ‘who wero then piloted by Fiuthe Foaer. Tube ataried out with the Amert« can Giants {1910 and Duntan went with him, starring in the outtleld| for eight Fearw. when fubo gave him’ alone whi Wesley, Pete Hill ani others to Detrolt te start Tenny Bout! out in the Mntor city. ‘Duncan wida't care for Detrolt, and in 1921 hin went with fost Calcary Iinick Sox in Canad. ‘The Dachare achs, under the tate John Connars, secured iim in 1933, and tn 1920 he! came at the enil of Dieta Johnsen 10} fiw ‘Toledo club, “When what arzant zition broke up in 1825 Foster al- jawed, Duncan ty Play with Joe Green'a Chicago Giants, hut in 1925 he went to the Cleveland lites, a league elu, With the: peaper support. from the fans, Doncan heal le able to £ive Cleceland a top-woteh club, one that mit get Into the firme division me the pt ind romain thera throughout ain indianapolis, tnd, March 12—The Lincain Hishieayn” aw independent fenveling ‘Darrdall teat omit at ies Ainpapotiy, hw 'reeecamibed for the coming season. Oftiiale of the etal are George tiny. president, tack Tannibale vier” prealdent? | Lames Wilthines eevexaty? Caw Ftomine, natin ninnagers and Will Owen tiedd taanaier. Gwent te on Indlanapolls: south, having hat expertenee tier’ Rube Koster af the Amerienn Glante, Te teal charge of the. tightens tare engin ated ide a keeut aticenne, At the chive a the reas the team had tn ite ereuit 24 vietorlea Gut. or 20 plaged. ag Columbus Keystones Sign 3 New Players _ Volumbue, Ohie, March 15. ~The Conumius: Kograto nes established | emselves in remipre baseball list arctan when the stepped: out aril Son 13 gaies out of Et pinyel. biw= inet anda) defeated wine of thie be eign fr id Went ire ‘gloat including the Akon Ail Stara Ena she nat stfeigh “ehnpers ed Ruetgh, We Va, aise winning’ the Championship ot the cits bea ee tha Seana nad have the best aaares ation of" bail plasera Hero raticred Engethee wince the natatng of tho. fs- inbax Columbus Liuckeyes of the Na- Hnnat feague, Manager Vfowie hax qucceeded tn atoning op Kat, ‘Fimile, former play rant manager of te famous Win Montatem tanta GW, Usher formerly with the sume club and Inter with ihe Harrisburg Glan af the'eastern leagues Wommuck: lant eSaon With Portamouths Ie Johnson, ‘Reener, ie Maun and many others Sho witt tryout with the club. Any team wishing to book A real atteatuog may do no'by griting Tn auch with Ay if. Howie, ‘manager, 5F Fonnsen Sc, Columbus, Ohio, en Stee Willis Center Cops _ Michigan Cage Title | Detroit, March 12.—The Wilts con- ter imoketball teat won the. Stleht- $i, puate championship by: easily do- feating the ¥ Flashes. of Deirolt by the seorg of 39 to 24 In. the final Fane of the tournament, All. the Fuine Colored teams of the alate oule part in the fourmansent. tee Junior crampionship wns alsn acon by the Willis center team, who Screatea the Yeung People’s Procres: Gatented Oe nn eee er ae ta ae star (98) shea (26) eine ne FE eee TE Fue. fo 2p aegis 2g BZ dco. 2b Gite 21d Powe ees | 8 Belerer eis Bae Fincaincs 29 deme tec: #8 a Meet eo 1 OFper Bec Tate nt OF 7 een asin geen ee American Giants Get Read for Coming S L : ‘or Coming Season; League Opening Set for April 23 Rround back of the clubhoure driest) yf Yarriwure, and Mackey of MiN- 33 and there will bo two halves, Just| end, rae ister ana sgny area oe an eet a Columbus Alphas Bump Off Chicagoans in Rough Game Columbus, Onin, March tae lusty chant of victory’ peated forth aun tonight when the lpia Uhl Alva fraternity ef Onto State ante Neralty sent a howerful ensemble of former collece stars. pking it, of Chicago Under the name of the Chi. carguns, down to decisive defeat, 33 1035. But in the joyous paen of triumoh there was a sad undertone of regret for the victory came at 2 heavy coat injuries. Gil Atkinson, regular for- ward, and Henry Sparks, feet guard, had. auffered Injuries earlice inthe Week and were uncertain of starting, Atkingon did not start, but. Sparks founded” into goad cnodah shane te be in the starting line-up. On top of thie Forrest Whittaker in now Jimp~ ing on a twisted ankle, which forced him from the game. Insult was added to injury, xu te soca. when another brilliant player was forced fram the game through injuries. This time it was John Scott, point-pathering for- ward. These men tat done notable work in the fast and Interesting ettne hen Gare they became spectators. Yerliy had drawn tirt blond, Ent no xooner Had tie Chieaza center, a former Wilberforce atin, put his teat aves ten Whitater evened whe count with great shot, Several “fouls Weere then commultted, but none sits Turned into point antl Harting capitalized Al Key foul, As the tira Auurter of thie tine sane ended Whittaker sank another shot, a shert follow-up, and Alpha. was Teading. 4 to3. Héxinnins with the second quarter Fieetcout: hein hembondings Mie Dnaket. Wt win hiv ly throuch tala chaps fine and. aften epectoentir fenek that the. Whwly ity combiner = Ton wire able te stay anywhere near even terme, When Keetwond sont the visitors wheat, tod, Seott got qwway from Testor Johnsan, former Howard unl. Neraity baxkerhill eaxtaln, and 0k IN K, OF C, GAMES Re ¢ el. on ease Sie SENS A Pes Mc ete Fim . coy We is * Eh 2 ‘ 3 oa4 4 A aS Se i £32) eee ah wc =a By as 1 TA BP cw Be Bop SS en 4 ‘ “ Peas aes) a a: | ee pes Fae Pes. gee: Seem Saree we ee; Sane | Bee Se Sa SS ie sgaay oe Was Re Been oe he Fee iss gies a iat Sof ee fp a | FSR ty, es RE POn ae Aha ee Former mits chame of the high school lade and a star on the boys’ high track team, ‘New York city, who is antered In the Knights of Solumbus games there this week. GUS MOORE Foster killed the wild tale that loth yeu accompany th Philadelphia iteval Glanta to Japan, Frank. Dun fn of the Mumarchs, jtcher Coupe ¢ wf Marrlaburg, and Mackey ot HiM- diye, OD sie owt thi they. wil mike Cie trp, whfeh uieane. their career as players In elther league Wil "The Homestead Cray tried to raid the Clues for ate or Wa players Dut thelr emiweiry wan disappoint- ed when the local phiyers refused to lake to tum, “The Grays are on the couch iat, : ‘The Glints’ outfelt at” present Tookw Ike ‘Thompyou, Jackson and Selly! Gardner, Russe the hard-hitting catcher, will return from Sam Houston college as suon a he can get releaved from hls School books, "A ool season st foul- Yall In whieh he earned nil-Ameriean soltetton, cand early, season. work an he diamond, at thi writing he hee heen practicing auidoors for” three Bethe in the ‘Texas sunshine, Yeaves him in tp top shape. ‘The Giants are after another 00d Ieft-handed hurler nnd” with Witte Towel, MeDonald und Cursto ull really for thelr spring workouts, the Chica club Tooke forward to wn- othup champlonship, Further details af the club. prac- Hee MPC porsitile persannel of the fen MHL appear In next week's 1s- cae of his several sensational xt- fempta af the evening. Tut eala FivetWord amazed the fame with daring shot, and Chicago wan vain Teuling. 7 10 t.. The nuegine tide of battle “swung bout aruin when tir accurate ever of Cy Dutler lorated the correct range. Here wag a imine niticent context! ‘The Kind Dat sends the rabid roatern to the rafters, trom where they hang by thelr teeth tn howling exchement, On top of But- Wen shot Whituiker looped in i alte jleult’ tes. and. Scott twice counted fam Nesond. taldeourt. Wien the halt ended Alpha wan leading 14 10 1. ‘Something: hanpenad to both team during, the hate.” With the opentar play of the lant 2n minutes the tocal TAC boxs worked a erica of heautttul biays terfertiy mad in Jens than (ve Hnlnutes bad run the scoro tn 30 te 14." Koy. Htmler, Winitaker, spark all sucterdod {n' ripping throuch the Wondertul defense Of the. visitors Helis this rally. ‘Then, with the scare standing 30 to 14 against them, the basketecrs from the Windy ity began 2, rally and before it had been halted the score /stoad 33 t0 25. Big Bill Brock went ip for Nerby and Atkinson subbed for Sparks, in this rally on the part 6} ihe "Chicago boys, Harding. football Jand court star, fram Wilberforce: Fleetwood and ester Johnson held the chief roles, Several minutes Be> foro. the hostilities ended” Whit- tater and Scott got banged up and went to the side lines. Sut before he went Scott dropaed the ball through from midcourt. This hapsened to be the last, score of the game, which acon ended, 38 to 26, in favor of the local Grech jelter boys. now one xteo higher on the ladder of fame. they have climbed so brilliant this season. Ventieg am Whittaker tea Alphuss weldlawt atkiek with 12 polnks ‘each for wenrin= hanes. Floetwnod's 1 pints inde thine Chicaers host Brorer, ‘the iteor wae: wf these three eas hickls voninewtalde sts. Hitrde ime of Chicazmins ahd Scott ot Ale seis come gwRt wht ebche points Sach, althomeh Senth. way uawh the mere Yaluable man. due ti. hig: fine dribbling sant perceive floor work, Wey amide sone Tne shuts sind. played gne af the best Rumen af the heaton for the Winners. pucks, Athinsnn, Shearer, Cheatam amt Agerelt cal Swutributed heactle towind msking Hitors mura toniht, Saame of Chlenen trad ae finished 4 “enariling technique as Ane shown inva Visiting nlager this seaven, Bn Jennson, Norby, Urock, Hardin and Fientwnmnt hieigo paneeeed payers Sliowe Wealth uf eonpetitive exteris nen enabled thera to te eat a eat Cutaing even tn the fave nt thn ire Wiring attuek und stanch defense ‘of the Aisha: Oe ens we r ent geet Sa ett 0M Bann eeS 2S QMRPE CSE 3 Reber itee cf Ej Ebrater ill a 3 Sea 8k wiobie Bletce Tempel. §=— Empire Tee (Ohio Slated, — 7 ace Paine College Bats in 14 to I Diamond Win Aunusta, Gay Starch 11.—Paine nattene puntied out TE hits for Tt Funn hes today on Pata Hel £9 wit from ithe Ineat Walker Baptiste miwe ie the count of 14 to Te Taine. hiting “wie consistent throunhout the ‘nino etanzin of thn Hiruiey stile. the Walker” Huaptlat Mickmen found ‘themanolves Helene defore the Paine twirlers soho ark Sut nie men and wept tho few its Seell seaetered. ‘The efforts of Blount for Roptist sno struck out. nine: Cavemen ‘with Tie’ Goat bresking ‘curves: "were Mt times sunerh, -Hoberta of Paine, bes Sidon plating an erroriens, camo at Adied, Featurea with ie hitting aan ning out to hita of three ahd two bases each, TILE, Paine eseo.-.305 390 30019 Watker Bspe000 100 0001 2 5 | iiiterle“Painessiiity Cubnioge ham, Tncknes, Crocker ‘and. John: on,’ Walker Baptist—Blount, Green and Crawford. a, CLEVELAND OAKS STRONG Cleveland, Ohio, sure 1 —The cleveland Onke seilh have a much Stronger, baseball’ mine. this. seasna than fast year, Managers can write for games here or on. thelr. home grounds, to Mubroe Geter, #319 Cedur a HOWARD HAS 10 VETERANS OUT FOR NINE Washington, PD. C., Mate 11.—Fer- Ufed with a Raluxy of players with Captain Monron at the hein the 3927 Vianvard tinteresdty: Taeweteal tearm prepitred to {aes the fortheoming ara son With” excellent chastugtonstly Denpects: Forty candhtates, {nctuding keverat promising proshets from fast snr Frentioam, tant, strcecred the initial call on Wednetay afternonn, March Seifor indeor, practiew under, Conch Bure’ direction. -Amone the 1 letter men who finve:repmrted em far ate Gantain *sfelsl" “Monror, the Heatte frome slugger, and eid a be she Frentost ahertstep. that Howard 2% Eeer produced: Jokmni Codvelt, the Tess fash wad provialmed Wp Nevwes Tall erttive sie the. pretest. second Inwersan tn collegiate elect atl forming ‘hh. Captain Sfonave ‘the Rreutest oxstone, combination. that Htowant follmeurs ‘weer aehtnessed: Tick Smtth and Harry Payne, unex: celled fiy ehnsersy Ios Braden, third faveman: Fred Stade, sonehpsne pitehers Pale de ffersan, catrher. Sfanagers url Tieideen hse “an~ nounced. two. practice smunes far Srnec 33 and 24 whitch wilt arrve the Heute purpose of eiving Cones Bure true fine gm the supmblities ef the Aspirant, “The ohvednke. ineieton Sranse intersection ssamon, Cnidonr Practice Weill mart. ine sent tit the Riaher perintie ais) Aveswwet et tse an the rod vo the collegiate haselait champtonstiy. a Thompson Bros, Give Trophy to Winners of So. Wl. Cage Tilt a order tn etinulace latoreet in high xchoot uthfeties im Southern He linvle ang. 30 enceumize mire toys to stay in school. tha “Thempson brothers, who wnerato the ‘Thompson preseripiton iabioraters., w(il wreseut L'brege aver trophy £4. the Samia. Gramat the Southern Tilinone Htasieds trail tournament to bw Held Slarcin 18 19.xt Duvyuoine th ‘Tho Thompson brathers are former graduates and athletics stars of the Buquein high school and they know what a difficult, time the Boys in Touthern Illinois have had in gaining fecognition in athletics, ‘Satu of the frame hat Hh par icine in. te touraeuvent are Pas durahe Herat St. Tels. Calin, Cone trilia’ S'S UL Dnqiain’ Dawes Maine? ind’ ofiers,” Chicugeane who ire semua sf the urion nobis Sell ivan dvid yo encuurage thiele favors Ste teat Cliemmans, as well a9 folks tn nomthnatr Hinem, "Yeol that the Therap Benthers are doing muck (rersourige our bay tear to igh Setinat ani gw eit or atndetles, ae West Kentucky Wins From Celtics, 34 (017 in LC, Foe. Sane Soa sie Veet Kentucky college quitter, chawants fo the champlonstlp or tee Somes vine coneumed the past tea weeks tie hlaging und Wwinnshe a seeing. of SXMMcOn Eno Wilh Wish eked foamy we Paducah, Peinretan, Hop Siusvitte and. Peet "st. Kgontse trained fee hie mame uj ih Celtic eink of Efunkfert, swinging Io the rare, of Bie Te aud tine heowing an nuns Druken Fenirg it “ronrtoens steal Clctorea, haveing fort ante tothe Hesiod tite Five ne “ealea aver Sin a Victory had been “scored catller “in the ream. Sigerior “fussing "unt exeetfent team work Orne WW Lote tee featured the. came, sand tive Work nt thir putes se onrstatinie ee Pause So, tallest guard in Wankethall, rec Peainaiy intercenting: “pegeahote nt The Branktuee pinver, "We -cenden aint" lehardsgn paged best for Tooker “Weak Rentachy it) Cehie Chub Wy Rien oer 4 dae £208 Vibes nes EE iaabeesta § 8 gear 28 GY fame (22 8 Biulavaate: § 3 Eiceeiaa poe! ef EUS ELL oN Pe a Os Teter ing eaee TR, Ha fear ene ages Paine Girls Defeat Schofield Sextet Seta, EN” ee te ee lege sue took team ithe kame Mtlunt the fast Scholl seMtot le ifvernmen vat Hane coviet ta wt eve them We the uount wt fz tot The fing ws extronnely atone it fests best foo on aie ‘color tater am after themluaie of the second quater, he arshty paged mipst of the hac hale but falled to realize tore, than five Yalnts inspite nt ely doveriniied Gots againat the South Carolinas ‘The Paine wecond otting ilied most of the posiuinas tn tho second Tate sinh seemed. to have Infected & nett sir and effort inte the sta, Sin wn wan in the eight af ter form an this content. teristering. seven. bask cis, whi slo was in the pmeno during the fecund pit. eaptain Blanchard, Boxwetl and Mardy featured for Paine Seth tele mteeling defensive work, False Bee ch hn Par, whe foennne tA tan foe FG Beir 2} Lemme e af Wlaega 0202 ZB Qitetion e018 g Yareeciic 8 8 olwailre esse BO Riecharaasss 8 8 a . Mieiwn esc 8 8 i eee eee ae « beg ae teen, tetowmn faves 288 Bares 18 hurler 8S wel es & i: Reberee—SeNart Walueshy a SANDUSKY Hag CLUB Sanduaks, Ohio, March It-—Ean~ dusky Will ‘have a sttore club this season when ihe Erie Athletic clu puts a nine on the fleld. Ail mana~ Rera shonld write Frederick Seavers, f7os McDonough St. this city. i-a-v,i.& ay 2 . 5 fc De A i - Tn CUcsaretender Billie SPEARS IN HOSPITAL; LEG FRACTURED ee Alexander Pantages Cops —[EASTERNERS’ [ve orc. cams JOMEGAS NOSE |chicago Boy, Captain 0 “s STOPED | Tijana Rae for Year OPENING SET [aera DUT ALPHAS | Howard Univeretty Quint BY REFEREE! .....<:...j>s=e=———| FOR APRIL wee ee] NASHVILLE, Isiured in Auto Collision Dixie Is Outclassed in Seven Rounds New York, Maren 12—pisie Dia- mand’ fad heya aueerGing am enor’ Tacuy amount o€ Pontehmeat eth Hangs ue dark Rackley white) a ihe Walker As Cs tonight when tt Ptecee mronjed. thede Hossam em Stuntee fate peventhy rune though Diamond wat outclassed in avery angie he successfully. mans aged te stay on his feet and foughi E8E5 ike sour. bull. fe was. tn Seed, ‘2 great “svtprive when. int Somplctely. upset hia much heavier Sorenent inthe first round. with hard left to the jaw. Katkish was Knoeked on his haunches and took ‘® count of four. Waite the Meht insted Diamond wae'on the neviving etd, tue Bl Minsresiventay ride the Sale em Metinining. in “the cith "found a Inotice apieared above his riche eve Ri ie dictors onlers {ie HERE was Moped after 10 ncconds of ghtine Tnahe neventn round, It wan feared that isin woukd receive 3. Blow oa the swelling which, probably, would ita St Naod -venel, "Diamond Seigked 144 and Katkish 130. Houle Schon won owe Mt op- ponent in a six-raund bout. Al Tein Bh bese Petey Stack, bots whtte, tn 30 rounds and Georgie Stack, Pete's Brother fought a draw with low Rotten in in other tens Tach 8 ctapohain Pg . in St. Paal erates creer dat percentages oh Becta td aac wear ais caudate abn St ning with great regularity until. he sing ih arene anlar get Sassoon arnt te Ome Se eee a Sapde tne ite lave this is done. pes ogi i Ei a Ja training dally at Mutlen's Luup fete Lincoln University Beats Howard, 21-19 Chester, Us, March 4.—Liacoin unicernlty devested Huewed unieere Rig's harkethall amt st 86-12. Conch Soung started tig second team, but ag tengn oie ie leestng aphoirent Uae Bie" Goward wane wee iting utes Ccomtuctaiien arginine beng’ In hin Fontan, re the Teisawe ha Ula Pretty mirie their wun way atthe Bone Sadnd 13 te 4 im uwaraee favor, “fue nevon Katt wtarted ont. with Htounaed soaring: test ced gradually Praline neway fan tho ti-toed seu Fine thine cleamend for Howard, Care Penter and ‘cutnpball,_ she fegt the Ramo’ vin the tersoal tout. route, eakened Howards atiack and the Lions toeapeds "rimmene atarted te Genter for Pineala nd with bite tire ftunires 0 plays tled the core at Goealke” Wtlngton, iva, hud been held tcoselens theaweliout the nite droppea one” hrough, scinntag the Enmner St to 12. Sen Eee ES; $1,700 5 to 5) Ss 2 $2,700 PRET 2 Year ao ey, ‘_ [= Sa ie cari Se eB 7, Pre ie a cai Pet > AIRS 3 gi \ Bau yd ve Bp. ys ra Work for “Uncle Sam” COMMGN EDUCA. TION SUFFICIENT Mail Coupon Today SURE (aes | Beet parure: hae se eas Ee | ate," eectuty ae is nurdestane Beng "1 maa sales Sueute Fe ae eetiety Sia Eee Sone oer Alexander Pantages Cops ‘Tijuana Race for 2-Year- Olds; Bred by Kid North Ike Franklin Flattens Out Marvin Smith With Right to Jaw at Jack Johnson’s Gym Han Diego, Cul, Macch 1—No one wean more plearel over the vietory of Alexander Pantages in the TMuane Suseniie, for Zeyear-olts. Sunday than Kid North, Tho “Kid." former handler of Joo Gana when that grea anter was king of wl ho surveyed hhaj long Aines been dovoting his time Jang attention to horae cacine. An a member of tho firm Nerth & Rowe, the “Kit” wan Interested ts Comtela, Knighthend and othe hornea, for some time, _Upan the death of Rowe, he turned hia attention to the breading end of the game, The “Kid” has made 3 deep study of blood fines and knows bis “Stud Book” backwards and for- Wards. ed to. tak ans “intointed to take charco ot the suit of on Homme, ene, tha rng wad retired tu the std, Mt Was the "id" Who bit, upon the, happy AbuRht Of mating Heggy Martin With ‘Hie Sweep horse “Ben flume wag standing at the Vista nitien of B, Brron Sens a the tiswe, “Pexoy Slartin, after cig setung | In Tijuama racing, “way picked out uy fie Sui" a 3 tne Brood mare prompret. Peggy Martin Wea Merlinet mary out of the mre Peges, ‘The’ rewult of she mating was the colt \lexunder Pantages. The younr- Rter grow up nt the Potrero rane’, 40 infleg eaet of San. Mego, and there teas Srgkea, Alexander’ antares, iheatrleal muerte, bectsne Interest: Sit the titte stock farm and: Was Mruck wih the cleverness of the ‘weanling colt. Tie, rewle was the eolt wag named fer Wantagen ant afterwante the Uynagch of saudevilte Vouxht, him: Win efforts at Tiuana Jn" the Sorkoat perind. were commendable. Firat tine to the gale he was heavily bucked. but broke in trouble and had to overcome cunsidecnble interference Hee esse he aan mised Mig tied. rial wan tn. the Juvenite fakes, and there he asserted hls reat Worth. *Alexandor Pantages paid $95 to $2 inthe Mutuels to win; $1720 to place Bnd $7.60 to show. There were 11 Starters in the eae and. the $3,000 Added to the regular purse brought $5800 to the winners Gwner. Pamtages waa cibca up. from the murtnnd cally paseed b's oppesl- Yon tn the stretch, winning ty 1% [insths. Proctor tive, who. finished second, could not stand off the speed ae es Pathfinders Win in Caok County Meet athe atinncern, as eh to Rise Sane te ‘Sliver Aces. 3: to A Em. duckron ese ated, und Kerlsie BBs 05 Aye. {PBST were in the lead Up SS eM from Tne ° stare (ee nuentton an iy the Mis ine trams RS ae Ente tc Mtincaften ju rintict elt ena pees Bee AeErcuUeR chat eS aie reat WY Berens Meer aed v, plate | sliver ene rn Le River tera, at to i est nin Aon fim “Yackaon Meer [REY ced cists Bo Tike Patitnders Cea were in the lead Up tee eet om tne stort (Ee Sad mere wun ne Wes gagie Auenton av iy the Yee 3 Superiority of tbe aneme iwe tears. eae Tne team ts @itigi gfey Just procies (txelt Sea emishine Nike Bear femwsvden thet BSP fas predicted tO Ay ther ee he Mint Kaekenn Vs Bluett comer, Ws Thurtt inn. Wilson, . arwards, theres shurjestwoters tint ar* hard to beat in'Henry reas, Ps Divete ant Wat: Son, three guards int stopp all ot danentn. PPh kecond round will be phased ‘Mondas, Starch Bi, at Ue Rime KF pasar ay Beer aa tn foes "Steptoe Es Wenge is 2a Amie e fF Y Maio Gord & Seeman’ ay Seen ES gS AR 8 8d Wwe es 8 8 E Hawkins Puts Fuente Down, but Loses Bout Los Angelos, Calif. March 9—The semiwindwp rexulted tn = victory for Ting’ Fugute aver ‘Tom Hawking tn eight rounds ‘Tioth men were on the fone at warinus stncs of the eonfict tue thy Mexican heavy won out by ‘lever leftchanded garage in thn ae ath ann eighth rounds. Fuente was fot foe the emint of nine 38 the fest round ad Hiywesene was on the | sicor for tive in the Nth. ‘One crashing right to the jaw fat- ened Stucvin Sreith (or the count of six i rove two, anil n half a minute Liter a right to rhe same spot sent him down for the count, and tke Franklin won the only heavyweight bout on the DIN at Jack Jabnean's Evmussium Tuesday night aa 1000 fone went wild with glee. SMorris Stewart and Tom Duncan breczed through four lively rounds which were featured by hard hitting: that sort of a knockdown, dmg Ut Kind, and the Judges decided’ that Tom iad sen, but’ hls Taargin wae so slight that the fane are cemand- ing that the twa be rematened af an early dace. De Marwin Rib and Hugh Hos- ing anda delegation of Grant Lakes Elke, ‘were on hand, ag it was tel weekly eho, Hest Twenday Jack Johnsen olds his osm show, which starts prombuly at 8:20, and at whlch Hime Matchmaker Edie Piegys prom. fece to put on Eudte Nichola agatna the best opponent available and Jim: may Molictte, ponsibly. axainat Ramos Gestion Zs Pathfinders May Play Detroit on Monday, April 25 ‘The Palninder elu nas wired to the YM. C. Av of Detrolt, Mich fot fn game on Menday, March 25, whteh ill more than Miele be played at the Biznih reennent artacrss “The Pathdeniers Gave inet some of the best tenis, Hath white amg Cole area, in ond atotind Chieayo, ba foe thot in apd to crmiplete a secre fal reaton tkef mist meet umd. defaxt ne er two eartera teama, ie Ys suroreing. 10 mole what large following the Pachanderg have fotaSusnad ia ash a short period as "Fao committen on arrangements for this aftaie are planninye tn wave Feserved Aenth anid. general adtniselon ner that pattem may sectee Te heat reatx avafinite In advance, Sioux City Welter in Good Form Den Moines, Iowa. March, Y—Letts Toute Sten. fovat white weltersvighe suffered hls firme netbuek of tla cae: reer inna Gi fa sist whe ‘decision. to” Fmil Mar- how, charioa Howurdn lmported baxce trim Sinz City. te w geen 10: round ‘scrap at the Colleen, ‘The ‘scrappy Sioux City welter- welaht ‘solved’ Nays” southpaw de: Teneo eatly in the encounter nnd out: Eoned, cutslugnes and. eutgenerales haya ter tix of the 10 rounda, AMfayn. who” appeared completely hewildeved hetare the cleverly ex. ecuted attack presented by Tis na Sersary. found ‘exe openings tor hl nifphty left. At times he snanaged Toga Murrene sith hin Dette wut Chul pat kind vonndstenty. ‘Murrow eored. henity) from a crotch position from whece he wold fet Toose a barraze of “wiht. blow Shieh often caueht Mayy ft ard Xai! on, many occinlone he. whale tinier May tefts and drove vicious Bows (othe ‘boas ty the sixth and eighth rounds the awn weitermelghts met in the center of the arena and Mlupsed away each other for the full three min- Morrow's vest round was inthe second when he caught Mays nap- ping end pasted wild right Blow onthe lees boys fav spilling im for @ miement. Stara made hie Dent showing tn the enneiitina: rman sehen he tore Bite hie rival and sve Dy a wide: marete However, Starr covered tp hr tl mang” «kine no. unieceRary rans tn wak tine Meee Army Pool Champ Wins by 32 Points Fort'HHenning, Gu, March 1—The sofilletn ansembted. in tho. rextinenta Beothan TAMeAt te tee, the “restr fon Kuete ar the ‘seasnn. Senet Riva erent, the ‘chanyon, was inet. hy" Serene Phonssdatleom= Dany i, cin indangry. Rergvaat Trent is 8 member of the bond and fx ais: ready Wr ply any Chalieugers Semeant ‘Thonoedal Bayt n. goed gatwo ani erceant Front was in doubt until the 13st ball tae nade “The following Ix the ncoraz iat ae TT a aaetg fete 2468 248 3 Vomnas o's 4 ER 8g wt Sas tLe oe % eon amy Mollette pasted Wille TTol- cott ail eer the ring and completely irae fi Near meats pa a AC er Epa eae ee, Bi ishatea Wy ane i eS OP gay snhiescireiaocted out Tony Ostes igagats cents, See Maecas feel mast, Saetie atrags ie scat Pa re, es Bee re sie eh ee fs eee a ee eit nd I, os soon te rods Sees ome SE pe roe, ae aan Beene as eit a anes Br access oes fs creo > sak ewiee ( Bua Kidd won all the way from reenter an Bar, Se See aoe As iets ene Tag es ee. By wt be Mt en EASTERNERS’ OPENING SET FOR APRIL 30 REE CAS, O., SES While the proposed plan to use Vir- sinin teue parks st (elinond and Norfolk and tho fact tat Coane Etrothers’ cohorts ‘ea-operate with tha New Yark-Pennaylvania league team for tho tixo of Islamt park, Tar- Hinvurg, has slowed: up tio tok. of mapping out the vchedule for the Hirst hin, the ‘commalsalonene of the Exsters leagte are speeding. ap the routine of apting burueee Gnd polnt: inate Ave 29 ae oyehing tye ths tease seasons Wvith: Uw oxeenitien af Hnreisture aad the Urwokhan Hoopat ctante, ies quatty the sine Held, miatrshiahs tre tn Hine ant sil peitne tele chara for the haute dats of the aplit sched tle, "Hen Pastor ot, Pulaigintes Jetin Beare Stor at bineoin Glants. Pee lus Chavon will ain spontne. tho Catan Stars diamond” activating Franke Warllelt of iilidate, and Dick Lindy of the Bacharach are ated to begin where they tett off With thelr revpective cine Bike Heading. the veteran hurler of the Royal Giants, wil sunolane Bit" Waaner ag ditector-in-chief and John. Beckwith. the tarruping, one rom Chicago, comes te hit own gs teader_of Colancl “Strothers' Harris= buen Giants, ‘The vate of flcchteith ne mannzer tor Hacrisbnir has nattel nixntlcanice dive ta the fart iat. Umear tharles= tom, the erstwhile leuter wf Harrin- Dur. id. verbatly. und. in printers inie bolt ths ranks of the Glante sind the easton circuit duritg the beak months of winter and waa_teported fa havo dene some fancy autograph ing for one Cumberland ones, who hunde ut meat ehvelks to the tome: stead Grays of Pittsburgh. Heldentiy att did not ro well and Audnclous Oscar duattoyed the Pittes tursh parchment: and in. mow at Colonel 'Steothern’ stronghold areitt= tg the enll of pays Hut while the erring one han returned and is. 0 Food gracn from a league stomipelat fhe bows Of Harrianurg tefused. 10 Await “the fip of tin culn and. eles Tarn Jehanle Geefwith to the mun: neared beet, TALLADEGA STARTS BASEBALL PRACTICE Talinders, Ain. Mareh 11.—With [the wpening gatne of the season test than Your week Gr. Coach, Wine icated”n ext Yor acter. cana rues vo. report Monaug it the Cal anne Sammie TAR thst take th crimson and blue iment euttioed Baus for tin vearan nd the rat day fhe"breliminars woke eeaa tn‘ fees Leenase ot the weather tant {iin ‘Uatdvore® Fhe Waites, cam tints five etn censor th ba “ike” ttiewing, veterans, were on hands, Gants Co Qilians Hr Hamil tony. Bttue, Sears, Bares Te A Witte Seceess Poste eiteners tc Mehehe ana Tremble, Suifderss Si Seay Sou Wierd pitchers. Hay Cavter of the 1925 Tal- Paaett tearm toca Smrony the waterans wheteegorted te the coach Ae the thine Caster Teli Achood tn aed no Seas Patca With the bent Res Teeeeta in Dini: in" practices at ESET Dnawet gates nm cee. “netraters, mune enportste EF Reon it Buventan: Tallaacen ten tational tedden wo tact year weer Ratton nan tree rarced to fee Seder ibn lb ncholasie Sverase She samira Orie haet promis of the rcorltn are ts Siccdmnny. ren oy as ra Nupiale "Wetleas yates from Sina Stoomeatn, Nt ian Mahan Sei hae rem cratunted free Bae tegklens Abs Avery, plcbers from Breettenn Pai a atten Exch froin Dieringthim, ‘lat Srcteohes eaaeiters wom’ Sulina BTR ad yuthStieet Holloway ee ait fon: Hise logic Ale thd Wigston aimee Ses reapees ten : i Eonch icine has enees ich sien nie expe Seeking cant rst EET eta a Doctor Greet att Sears Pitching etal ned Routh ‘no's ator twirler of att Fosse wine, “caduation ‘ciiminated TE Lockhart, site Houle ‘moved to Rabo’ Slahe’Wotmat Maemtay te only woteran_ of fax yene’s pliching staff, {9 coming along Binet bat Re ten knoren quanto Rietiamys Webber and@ulard wil Probst bo on the Boy fino for th PEON and blue, “stecleney” and SEcbbem aro: bis fallow: wiih opeed Talore while ise ix the midget of Sere ith’ alastn and speed SEA? gicien che Dlale sioner encugh to stan Alabama State Profs © Defeat Tuskegeeans Montgomery, Ala, March 11--‘Tho Aabome Bute Normal schooi=was 2eSlated eapreroo im enculty banet: balloae a ‘result of their declaive. 23 1026 inching ‘adminiotered to. the Ruskegen profesnors. here in a thied ups Longe Re sonconte tacts Svon the Gixe kame at Tuskeree On Fen. by n count of 30 to 15, while Gio atate Soran acuity Ave ovened the peries by tinging here 21 to 20 on veh Ee. hie crubber" game tas sponsored an n benef wane for the {eal'Tinin tngrmary and ineldeatally deiermined. the seasonn victor. pee ON) Tae egteng tort tome eee 1 Beales: $9 Heyer ews. 8 22 Bese 2 1 SRE 22 es [Wagers #28 0 2 eae gen ate Sumner Hi Leads Missouri Valley Interscholastic Race as Season Nears End IN K. OF 6, GAMES Ph Messed Bes bie eS ie enera ck pte ee a. Bee | i “> Bad seg "§. as <fos Bo National indoor high jump cham- | pion who will match his prowess Soainat the beet in the Exat at the knights of Columbus games. in New Vark this week M Herry Kid Brown | Is Beaten Again by Young Thompson San Francisco, Murch 11.—Youns Jack Tuompron, ring rensutton ut Tos Angeles, outhixed and out punehed Harry (Kid Tirown in every Found ere tonight, tw stare am easy teneround decision’ over the veteran Maltadelphia Heltecieh, Tote took a tard ticlng te the first ave. Tounde, time the. boot Mioked'up consiverstiy: awiter tit Mhew die Putatciphtan “started a aiding’ sampaian: tou wartied him thrown, “but trvusin | terrent of proueste frum Ure eaftuctye erowe "Thinmrsn tattered hie pponent steaulig in the tildceectlcs, wind va Hed’ the gin with uveasiona deve: Ing riehte ta the fa Tenn kanes Ins fewe sefertive hloiee, Throw werk Ray “Theansaon seer a teen el geo. Thome Heed a Weonaieal! By P.L. JACOBS: | Rerolts of Last Wask Academy, a " * “Somner High, 23: Lincoln High, 16. Lawrence High, 23: Northeast Jun- Fis inven, Ange. Baptist College Avademy, 14. Kanaat Clty, March 13.—The rea- son at tt cxcen sine wp th tha tree, Borie at Sunmer,Surtheat Sons ac Liseols Alene aad ou Sat rans sie tines nt Laren a Fe et Line tar anda at et peen ee See ae de brea SUNT Ae St ater Tinian Wartaie devs the, ee: aun, Meine, deme the ts rans etal basket chaepion seas eater BAe alas th spot Ae anon DS Nas a oe ete eneat ata Bok Sale Mat, tow: cectoreac enc Sear, Hee, tee Sea Sees, scons tats, Mecenn gee SRE ged et aah ete he Wee wane ee See Settate eS man a a ROR eae tanh exe ae iin at fours Sar att Tale eee! Se Ok et ee oie ters io fame ca ee inc inne Ue eine ape net the dope by winning from B,C. esha te Ur einen tro BE egg eee i aR IG aistsg ai Gye al Brea Etat our woe ggrned games because of inelisiility grand aemtes Soca of Sees Soe ld Cat he we te Sinantoatihe shat ee cae Te Pia ar hn er mine the final rating of five teams tn mune gee Rael rine 96 Oe ee dee Meet ae ea eee {Blase "mane ete" maton eee tre tina Se Te at chamaton Enea Bucerer Babies S Backney | neve Bein Jo2e—Suroner.! ONEGAS NOSE OUT ALPHAS IH NASHVILLE Naehville, Tenn. March 12.—Cap- tain Merney” ted bis. over-chaneite seerittivine Afpka-uuitet. on the hor vagtstt ‘Amd with til the dope Acalost they, wece: mace et ta the fst himute af’ niaw be the. Omazas, EO ta thie ever (eam were Hlori= fue in iefeat, the Aisha were. te- Micha, Ther completed autminged tho BEM touted away ageing, jereney ‘played. hia best game, o the season and ept the ball inthe hands of the forwaccn. Fle was nobly Besisted bythe Washy Redmond and the Reet-footed, Rabe, who, by the Way. waa knocksd gut inthe first Maly of the game. “rhe mbesee roads the lead to Teeth the ieame and polled uy see. pedi hiegore Bedinnad eat is sel Fhoatinge Te wea then that the Aiea Eefatiate and thal the aeare, Fenn Ten on Wt wae anvbadsy same, pel The'rat Half closed with the Omedzae Jeawings 29 tof. |The. second: Rall eal Bakaly tern before ther Alpha Kea “Ged tha wore, Toth teams fount hard, hie the Omezan feemed nervous "it wat’ the nm Tainute that Mule Know tutte in the Heid gost that teas dewttned to te the Ninnlaye margin, making the score 2 Eur the Omeas Knox, Kent and Wiliams steal out “precsamueatiye The game tnleht Coved thn res tne mturing seasen we the. inert Terni lene, ie teaves the Ph tet Sigma the OMmecse Pat PML fre teruitier tied for the stamplenahin And post-season game "will he Mazed Saturday" night oth teams have tena fe and lox one mame, emepectivelye Tike in fh Stcond tiene in two Sera that 2 pont Eeason grime hns been necessary” he ircom these cw tenn go aecldy Uh Ehammptonshty. “The Sigman amy Omesue wave alceady wet tice an! each team han ton 9 Eame, “The dope aresr« to favor the Ome. as for ment of thelr wing fava bre Mote “decisive than “show af tn Stans. However. the Sigman hv Sina scrapne, alate, and anc toy eet earted thes. sre hand stop. "The winner af the exme wl ie lpeneented with the Ieicte tronby A iawing cop, am sem Sie the conte Suite ‘The Unskechall jane af Nasik Vane ssilt ho teeaucd a ox pine Goeses Cg = Ateaas CRT, Wee Ft Uetted fou 8 EE Rotman. tn SG Rawr fc 7 2 ats foc bg Prtes gly Mens eos we a {potter deca a ere eee Baby Joe Gans to 3 |Meet Tom O'Brien | =e | kos Angeles, Call, Mfarch 18th Hund" Joe. Gane-Tommy Oiler Tetenight eaten wil te held-at ie Sere ect a nee Seale Steele er cites Wadeaiae sar | nounced colas. TST SE” nad non, semmntivet sont Tan Sa 12 ata eS rien, Me ate (Sarde "Sounece bat oc ae i ae Su eit tout ule Grad hve oe ae To Westie: end Youne: Steet iid mer in se sae Set tae Doral wee rosie Sats io seeders beta on ame te Mogerbnrerngeteeneton Si sag ares tale ares a er eh stat Sn ioe ndaraor Wen tucky tuiddteweight, by the other, iets Woodstock Aggies 44-19 Cage Victors Sidhevune, Siege tage a-—the wooden ape eth gene prev aehoet Matiplone: etme eee i, ontiace tie eatatte nek wien thes aera aegetted tee tee BS late chacapins oe eke Bos ees Terdstet. "Woodsteck center, ron elit te atone 22 eehns tery "a a oyate San tectd ah TEMS yaad Wtoonneese bees a Beene Saee "Gone unioe the" ee ter crade cant Sse Fe Cactarg! dirkene 2 Jeount. “or Viekebute, Jackson and } Widhabers ¥ (10) | = Wendavech fon) tavutiees act Nile ene eh seawitions #. 84 SE Babes even TS Hsia Es gd ORAS ct a Wier ei og Tmtnowe es Sy Heieg'etsts 2 8 dames en tS 2 Prise 88 HM Ee a a Brvemrtics 2 8 qWithteces 23 8 ses 5. 9S roukee Pendleton Wins Two- Mile Run at Howard Washington, D. Ca March G— Chirence Fendieton won the two-mile Tatoor title. aut” reenet whea “he scored tn swell timer and fuse paces Fee froma field of. 1z men in te fivet annual indoor saines at Tews Bnd untverstiye Thorne ail” Langston, former Hamnton track ‘mate, won te 10) ‘nual tuartercmile, reapectivels. ‘Godall took the Brow Jump, white Halnsworth, a iad with exceational foun and abil. fon tho Riek amp ‘Duvaney, a fesehman, won tho run trom Pengiton ine well timed jmprint to the Zintsh, 2 ® Chicago Boy,-Captain of Howard University Quint Injured in Auto Collision more, team was / 3 Opposed to Spears'at center was, eet, SEF | Saag et Sy fet Saar i ne the putomobite K {| Bill Harris ang Mes Verney. the raz samy pera NAR of BH Hae es Beg Wee, Se and Moe Veney. 7 Ttrewn, Poles and Spears did vals, Cancel Chicago could never eateh up with the ram- eu saa pce an ane, Baltimore, Md, mess | tine 16 to IL und in the secend halt, Baltimore Athe- tne reserves in the List tea minutes mine cancelled ‘Seesre of play. the Chicagoans here. Local fans] Neccaneena (ahr Alisa (Hy fie fine Sa, eontne corn Al ae tion dd amet? tt ef the Abtenians will eause all Chi-j timer fee Fo} Bes org be agp tenms fo refusa to book them in [esses i$ bias ecg yd Atinntie Cay, N. J. Marcit yi [mee he ommunity Girls Easily |sc inte baabeteaen om Momesy 3 ers! isis ‘at the (enigits se. Coluinbas Swamp Gloom Chasers) iihiigi! 13'fad the syse bait ends Thy Community girkt of Meizopuls (ed: 10 td tn Dhivets faces im Gomenunity charen, a team mace) "Mabe and Wiis were the stata f0F Pe rome et Chicas sunmgext| the Olivet quintes. while: Sele ups mite mhletes disniaser enme teal] Meld the sharing. ion wi the Gactball plazing ta "a game” with{ cxevtul und wavenfal wack oe Gril e*Gtoum ‘chastts, a new tein of} and ‘Thoms. "Slohe and, Willy tod ¢ South sae. fiw scoring ‘with ‘kn baskets and Emi by" Swe’ Lala Porter, captain) tree trove exch, “Sebur and Die tie Communi ive she wlaniaa| wre the unisares for the lea am "weat thredch the Glooms wall| “pee Sete ihe iigher army. Nox] Oh eh Ws) Te GPa coy ine Gotnmtaity Sets show | ater thee YT Bitar thane SE Se SF aptSig’ boranae hey wae (auras ee LE Rae 3 8g ey had » cuptiin who lores but} Grin ie... 1 t Tkaranades zie o OF ea aca tha atary coed taee| Want Hess 3 LR ES G Wrestling for Begin By LEE UMBLES: See eo eens ceactton ft te NeelaneT BY Pertiag? ai} SOUE opponent's Ieft arm, whieh ts SANCCRRR Ey SE ae Sg UT Brea anol we ola, es eam Be toa stein ti pon is gh epee oh TESS ht dei tm tena ee and ig ans ge ce ene thu, ney hips. with back arched ang chin and under bis left arm pit and fo be~ an object on she mat, ahaw. the) erie free nae Bene. 5 f arm to hang natural carrying tha], GSext week— Diinging an opponent Atlantic City, March 12—En route ‘home from ihe’ Buccabenrs Baltes [Athenian basketball “Game,” Buben Spears gutfered Fert Nea and Socio “whee, "an Butemebite in fehieh ihe Bane 5 mare, team wae 1 Me E Figinp cottded “QMS sd Sith "a" esmmers = Siar frusie "jose cuts’ tis city, 3 thee alae in P| the estemobite Sa were Boles, Go: 4 ten "Batic, Betas” simgeet 4 ‘and Moe Veney. * | Sanna) Chiceas ame Baltimore, Md March” 15. The Baltimore Athe: lnlons’ caneclied niaae | Gahestied nlans cancelled = Speare thelr axme with the, Chicagoans "here. Local fans sim thal’ the. contract” covriet a faker clause. ‘This action on the gar af the: Ablehiang wit cause at Chr tech tens torture £9 bosk them i Eee atures either here erat heme. Atlantic City, Sy Maceit Um ee Oe, ede ee es Community Girls Easily Swamp Gloom Chasers Thy Community. giehe of Merron! juin Community eltirel, 4 team mae Up af rome of Chicago's. sutnsen Temate athletes: displayed vnme tea fasietval playing ina iame. with the loom ‘Chasers, a new teain of the South sige. ‘End Uy Sine’ Lula Porter, captain of the Community Ave, ave” winntng fram went through the Grove” wal of defesase like i mighty army. 50 once did the Community Zins shom {oon of spirits. because they” knew they ‘had a captain who lores. bu feve pattlea and tho sharp esed bas: Keteora. went singing up-and-down the Nove, cchoine victor? throsghou the evening. The vitlitul work of Riles’ Cornwell wilt long be remem Rered by the fans and followers, he Cause Je way theough ber work tha five team wean alveaes ich, in the a iu tele playins, Carmiicheat had numuer. of goed. chances. to, make Ford, but could not ng the haves Seanes, ae usual was, altaya on Huard.” Missen dorter, Cornwell ai Taylor were the outstanding wars for Community Porter, lating the Stack wih five baskets. Mise Teainey: Sn Dameron teted. hard t score Tor the defense tit tere Keb TAL by: Pieter aitd Cornell Evamualty (27) | Gloem Chasers ‘Goamasle FA | Sees CoE estan fone Ss Rermate of. 88 Heeler dtc 2 hate Ho 8 Jalker efi 0 OKitngeh ee OA Baie 2h BRIE 8 SERRE So Eitea etiam | fonerse 2d 2 Ge cg Seaaey Keo. O Ypreet 2 8 Seen (ecc go imal ec 8 8 a Ce See Olivet Quintet Wins From Pirates, 19 to 9 Olives’s gir) auintet hud a very aden bnttin La aaweden the OC A The te Oe ee er te tall by IRE Hlosicai bee, intgfere” im elec” aad Siyviling aC tbe Saath Side tope" clad T ‘The Gn-Guard Position AX the Becinning: of 4, wrestling aniten tet coutestane should sume thevonsauned pustion, the Nett foot theol'Ge Goward and lich the itt, mpreas oa atrite por tise Shad atte buh feet to rent a Spon‘tm mat bend the knees nightly And incline the body. forward) from the nine, wlth back arched and chin own drop tho right minulder for Sart‘and extena thy eight orm foF- wand ond downeracd aa ie reaching Yor in objere on the mat, allaw th lef arm to hare ratuest eartsine th Jott hand slighty In adeance wf the Iiet tnigh, extend the finger of wach han writ Keep thet jlmed, Ree You ‘ow iigea pon sour opine ae al ‘ines, tale voalton ‘nota he one Steaie, grace and hafanee. De not dliow: Sour muscles to beennte Tense iceep them relnzed ae al tanen, otter ‘wisg you will tire qulekly. and. wi nut be able to secure required results, . The Referes’s Hold dying assumed the on-uard pes tions Ie te now mecessaty that Sau Be told of your amtagoniat to test out ‘ip ivensth, alertness and pense o Uatanee, "This ia dono by fine into the re cere hal nalotetog our, on Emara position. step tered Sith the fore font to gmat your apponent. i thie center of the font, ow cin foe Sone opnesent out Uy using the "reine and sparring for an_ opening Eo not. forget the tmporuance of carrving the right shoulder and ‘arm fom, ag tila puts yau ina position {oLiceh So? diteape ae the obponent to dive for sour ices. ar to take you Sie ot feat by 8 ad rah Ween 3ou"gala fn opening, step in gute nd ince your plehe hand in Back 0 Poute'antngonint's need, rent the fores Sirm against his collar bong of Rit er ido, ras hi heh aim at the elbow wit ‘Sue teft tana ap press: Sour Head Menus aguinat hiv dollar bun hn shoulder on his thght ride. "te TRH Susy ‘aSeame’ a Hikesne' post Bon. ‘The Go Behind Pince your ght nand under +20 lepponend's Toft ares aad grasp ‘lr fp back ot the ieft ‘shoulder, havin {the pata of Sour Hight bond tacts ~ie eh Te eee Olivet Guild Girls . Down South Park, 4-2 {a e third gure of the senor, tne oliver Gali atria. tant toade Up ot sour pitts unvier the ago ot $e See aE Extea ‘te eatck South Dusk basketioa vetueune, tio THO ine was brewthstaicne amatey Eine where one toxin mae deteraiined io"iotp heir fn Sewing fF Gaeay TSeate Pa twee tigen hie eek 8 Rat See Bey Hileeelt Waco 8 teats Te. 82 Byles tees? OOF Robertson Wins Portand, Me, March 1¢—Stemee naobercon’ Bitgharsh iuihdiowslgie Ron‘ casily ‘ovee “Uiurre ‘Gandoa’ of Broce ina Tecra be 13. Hig Heevertsqa, won eight ot tho Ty Soundss “amd a” record-breaking Geos sane the fet . 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BURVETT Our service on Columbia Rescrds can't be beat, We have the records Taelock and will fill your ordera the same day we receive them. : GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER COMMUNITY MUSIC HOUSE ~ ] 419 EAST 31ST STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS PART 1—PAGE 10 By CHARLES O'NEAL + Kansas City, Moe.—The Lincoln theater ahowell thie week the eut- ftanding production af the year, the Mp New York hilt. “Ranganna," fea. turing seme of the stagr's best stars. ‘The averaze person ta the habit of Attending the Lincaln felt rather Aahamed to Te pile to view Ruch i Attraction for the measly sum of two Mun As just satated, the priiclyetls ate among the best en ny elreult, Including Hierence Delecee. Georse KE. Colvin, 62-year-oll dancer: Perry and Perey. Erther “daze Raby” Jobtt- fon. Sonny Wilton and a host at others, Including an eepeetally. tnl- ented chorun and juz orchestra Shich ecunter the pit. ‘The entertainment ‘hax plenty of dancing and finging, by ihe Welt failed clmeas, there is @ thread of Comedy plot to tink ep the numbera Da the suing and eostunine ire Xorg plensing, This cheater showed Gen Icked house cach night stud ne standing an the ouLehds wont finve thought ‘thats, fanthalt kame ras tn progress on the Inshle, Juibe~ Ing am the continugt loud ajplatine Und demonstration. Altocetlier the mhow hax the anap and dari that bs fancied there days by devutees of thin wort ‘of amusement. LYRIC. LOUISVILLE, KY. SMaaager H.C. Haid in # letter te WL Sinith, well-known. theatrlea! manager, Informs that the | Lyric theatce, Loulnvilie, Ky. wil) play’ 20 more rhad shows and vaudeville, due fo the fact that the proper art of dimber te not available to glve tire. clase shawe every week, ‘The policy of the hatize tn the tu- ture will be Nest-run photo phys with a firsteclass symphony oF- chestrn. : — 7 TED M'DONALD DEAO What a shock it was to the weiter and the profession when the Wire came Into the alfice of Thr Chicaze Defender telling of the death of Ted MeDonald. who died nfier tive days’ iiiness in Loa Abgeles, Calif. bist week. Tei McDonald was an artist, 4 modet hustand and a gentleman. I say once more that the trafcasion fae Inet a model tientber, Ths wile, Gore hine MeTonaid, fs one of the Sell-knoun Lregett eistere of vatls ville fame. Sho hax the aympathy of tite writer and the W. GW. etait, Tie raves a moter, hirother, Wife and ‘a host of friends. to rgurn ts loss, There WH be ne more “Dealers fo fiaemany™ soon, “This fs the bitt- Ing that the act ust fur pubitelty. Ab the time of Ted's death the pet fae playing the Bert Levy time and wag quite succesnful. 0 RUMOR SHOW IS STRANDED The Fumer is curreat that the muck advertised Trike Mike 2neired show haw airnck fhe rocks, The farnzmt He Willke Gauze. wel kawwn te the kang. Care. weites that the ehaw Rtranded li Kaneay City. otting the Rertarmiert, from 451 to $209. each. Many of them re stilt in Kansas Guy and Fome have gone on with Sther shows. Gauze fils Joined. the Benton and’ Scruzzs Minsirel show and fe happily on his way, ney oe ere HB, MILLER BACK TL B. Miller, owner of the Grond theater. Chieste, Ie back at bls the- later after spending twa weeks in Hot Springs, ate, Miller says he had de fare of his life riting Uonkeys, chon- ping wood, thrawing horsmshoes und Taduteine in all xorvs af other spree He claims, to Ice lost several pounds of real end flesh. Se ans ee ee dene ta Cas made Lo By DAVE PEYTON (Continued from Page 6) : bse se ONO i Henry Smith, tuba, and Sol Scott,,1 am serving as drummer, dire fromitone. 7 and manager, which fs very hard. A Fine Letter have elght pleces. 1 am tying 1 am publishing thix week a tet-| locate a young pianint who wil ter af witch Tain prvud. This let- | Able to direet the oreantzation. ter shows the good this writer's ex-| The = Whitman sisters nas perience ix teaching, It by helping: through here last Week With the treat many evila that the musical lowing musicians: Linwoed Meat Frofexsion has indulged In. It is the) drums: Tapp, the fumous ban) aim of this column to put umuale un a] 4nd Theodore Carpenter, the « Higher plane, It must be recornized [armed cornetist, and sexersl o nea profession und in order to make | muslslany, whowe namen | cannot The grade the Munch must be studious | call. ‘They heard ‘us plas: and © and abuye ail be gentlemen, pilmented the orchestra in the \ inte Hock, Ark, | Iilehese terms. Mr. Dave Peyton, Mamte Smith pussed through + Duar airs dusts fore tines to tet | Haney Smith at the drums and Ai gon" hown that in owas, som are] White om tthe cornet ami thes serving us as a director. becaure I]comptlmemed us, They al! Ins naitt that every inember fn my or- | that we go out West and mak tka read sour writings in the [Rome for oureelver. but we d World’ Greatest: Weekly. Prefer that just now, We ure | Weare a buneh of sounestera and ting the state of Okiahoma on wit] have been organized a year this} ¢spectally Hot Springs, the fam Contin Aumust. {f we com keen, tay | Fexore, gether uatil then, and as things louk| The personnel of the orchestr: at present we may be able to keep} ax fellown: James Rryant, man: Together. long thine Yeh. and drumn: Alfred Meclusier, pli ‘The name of the urchestra is Heys [Cort Churteston, trumpet; Ge: ante sarrrauikers, Wo have nothing [Fatt second trumpet, bajo and pat Siisers In tho orchestra and | tertainer: Willte Nucent, sasoph Pegg none, wih sour avelstunce, | Theedure Fore, suxophage: Ch that E will he able to preduce « won-| Turner, tuba—Yours truly, Jame: Teefah nemutzathin vt the present | tryant. ster fe CAE ANOTE OR TWO | Jules Weaver's Groen liver Fc Arthur Lane, who is with the Smart Set Minstrels, will take Rin ireck of ihe Jitz at the Bijou the- ter. Nashvitie, Tenf. "padle and Tillan awards are with Travis Tucker's Dizle ftamblers, thang thee Mua inle week at te ‘Standard theater, Philadelphia, Pa. Mail for members of the Whitman Sisters company will reach them this sreek ar the Ella Stoore theater, Dal- as, Tex. sna aug Jobnton, one of the orig. traf members of Dunbars Old-Time Davkles quartet, {= now going an im. portant Fole in Belasco’s Teuku Bel show. Margaret Lave wants to hear from Charles Collier, owner of the Stas Green show. Welte her at 4729 14th Avs, Miami, Flo, Ballroad Shop ad- aielan. a King agit Weems are about ready to Hit the road’ with thelr new oct After several Weeks” Eay-0f on ne- count “of the inexs of Mrs. King. They ure now in Nambvitle, ‘Theo Carpenter, the, one-armed cornetist, ty with the Whitman sis- tere show, where his mall will be re- celved at the Bila Moore theater, Datiaa, Tex, week of the 1th. Mail will reach Irineess Myateria tn care of ‘The Chicage Defender. For the Information of IL, De- teas. Meh “The Maunte Smith Tevwe player a succenstal wend Tast week at tty Geisth theater att. Lowle, Sts. A fine letter was received from J. Goins, former partner In the act of ‘Anderson aed Goins, To is at the home of bis mother-in-law in Jack~ eunville, Fla. Jay has been"on the sick Itst for several weeks and Is not 80 well at this writing, but hopes to be up and abeut in a short while. He 49 leaving the [da Cox unit to undergo medical treatment. - Joe Kure, his partner, will continus whth tho Unit. Jay speaks highly of his litte wife, Elnora Wilson, and says they are’ stilt on their honey moon. Mall wil reach him at 1035 Sula” St. Jacksonville, Fla.” The ‘writer, a” Rood pal of Jay's, wishes ties =’ speed’ weceter’: JAY GOINS 1 am serving as drummer, director and managers wich fg very hand, We have eight pleces. 1 am tying to Tocate a young planing who Will De able to direct the orcantzntion. Thy “Whitman ‘wistera passed through here fast Week With the fale lowing tavwletans: Iinwoud Mradley, Grums; “Tapp. the famous banjoint, and Theodore Carpenter, the one armed corneiist, and several other Muslslane, whowe namen Icannot ce- call ‘They heard us play and cum= Piimented the orchestra. Ia the Very MMghese terms. Slamte Smith passed through with Haney Smith au the drums and Amos: White, on tthe cornet, and they alse compilmemed ts, They al! Inulsted that'we fo out West and make Rime for ourwelven, but we don't Prefer that Just now, We uo fet tng the state of Okiahoma on ire, tsnectally Hot Springs, the famous The 1 of the orchestra Is nel of the orchestra ax follewn: Jamen Bryant, manaKccr and druma: Altred MeClusier, plane, Cort” Churierton: trummets | Georce Lott, second. trumpet, banjo and en- fertiiner: Wilite Nugent, sasephone: Theedure, Fore, suxopnaae:, Cuarite Turuer, tua rvoury truly, dames 1 fryant, | 2 Jules Weaver's Green liver Follles ban een breakio all house eecorts In the state of North Caratina. plays lng 10 capacity business everywhere, ‘The stow ta fast and ‘funny and diena. caring twenty people, hand ind orchestras “AN malt will’ reach the cangcat the Hex theater, Char- lotte, Nec Cig Another smashing red hot musica} comedy how ts booked for the Grand theater. Chicago, werk af the 2st, “Stopping Traie™ ts the name of it. It fy one of Irvin Miller's shows, fen- turing Dewey Wineglass and a bevy of Sew York stars and chorus girts. F23 Lee SF Indianapolis, Ind. 4 SR EN Sept. 24, 1925 q ari eS For many sears I tived constan.ly in Bias, SOs the dread of constipation, exerting the 2g: BS fe gieatest care over myselection of food fo Sie oo ae and worrying considerably about my peo. RIE See ab condition, Some time ago Pluto was prs. Cake Sa gt recommended to me, and 1 found it en RS Sa the best corrective I had ever used. po Sie aes f\\ Upon the advice of my doctor, 1 now Bee ee Bees IRR: BP) wake a small quantiiy of Pluto eacts ears BE morning in hotwaterand find iten un eee fe x eM + equalled preyertative.tam lookingand s re ie [J] fasting tor better since folowing this yoo | gees gear Ho reament, OG EE Sear at 4 Pee. if ana £8. 1) Qirbowanre = ed ie wine iy cia Peisas a gee ni, 2 "i 7 eee Ss 2 | ee NI) San Miatoi, Fle, July 16, 1925 BAS 2 Oe oy Jased to think of Plato Water cnlyasa ee Com © laxative to Le used in times of emere oS ge jc geney. Follewing the advice of my doc- fovea) |G tor, however, I commenced some time Beas ageiataken mit qusidiresct arc: peek. MEN ing in aglass of bot water. Previously a pier Simon Fy tag tele diferent eecatie presenta- . si ee am Se ives of constipaticn, but none of them Fos Pe eine Geer fave the cominued ood results tbat |i Ge Sts CRS aaa i ct Pluto Water bas given. cannot rec» {PIF 7 SoA RS OM cage) PLUTO ommend we y= ies aes pane) |i -— 7 Se | AEG ? Wy. Qe. = | i] i (=x Chicane Aetender Wants Energetic, Reliable and Trustworthy Sales Agents | IN ALL COMMUNITIES WHERE THE WORLD’S GREATEST WEEKLY , IS NOT NOW ON SALE. | Bigger Profits Than on ‘| CIR ARTO DEP ARTM. | | Other Weekly Newspaper ; Secs DEFENDER BS? WASH away constipation. Doctors proclaim the value of this better mahod- AT HIS fact will surely interest you, Pluto Water, on the other hand, h It relates toa certainwidely-used a mineral content that exceeds t laxative. That laxative isPlutoWater. mineral content of the blood. Hen Millions of people recognize the Pluto is practically “absorptic value of Pluto's reliable, quickaction, proof”. It passes intact through t Yet few realize just why Pluto per~ ‘stomach and intestines, forms eo efficiently. Doctors, know~ Gently, yet surelyand quickiy,Plv ing the reason, have prescribed Pluto ‘Water flushes away the poisono ‘Water for almost a generation. H=re = waste. Stubborn constipation is is what they know: Tieved in 30 minutes to two hours Pluto, being a water laxative, ter drinking Pluto. Health is sal washes the intestines. It does not guatded. There is not the slight drug the system. It loosens, cleans —_gtiping, and no habit-forrhing te and flushes the waste accumulations, dency.The action is pleasant, prom Its action is natural and harmless. and complete. “But,” you may ask, ‘if that is true, Asmall quantity of Pluto Wat why willnotordinary drinking water daily will keep you regular and inti have the same effect?” The answer —_top condition. And for emergency u: is clearly understood by medical sci- nothing else is 80 effective. Sold at | ence. Ordinary water is quickly ab- drug counters and at fountains. Bi gorbed, and excreted by the kidneys. _tled at the springs, French Lick, Ir WATER = — * When Nature won't, PLUTO will New York Ciry—Dear Pal: Dave: In the Uttle olf chty of New Yark and. the “pickings” are. good. The show 4-11-44 xerms to At Broadway Uke a love amt people are turttie out to see it at the Columbia theater In deover. Althaueh Browlway don't gxelteemie tn the teurt, am Gis (wy Ssteenth™ time nn abe famous street nevertheless Tupi alwaya glad to Pas on tas tt elvensau prestige. “Lule: Bell.” ctie great Relasco shaw. Je stilt running not, “Earth.” un afl- Race show, anens at the Little the- ater here Mondoy, March 7, and Babe Townrend tells nie it altould he a ue- coma, ain Tae shoutd Rane, rw. Christine Manlove. x whlow, wan married Feb. 19 10 Chaeile Stin- nin, well known in the U.S. pont- oilice service and a very, very deur friend of mine, | Mrs. Christine: Min- nit tx the dear mother of Miss Elves Brown of the $-33-44 company. ‘The wedding prevenis were both beautiful uni expensive. , The Whole company Of deltas wisisthe newlyweds much Success and haphiners through. Iie. Well, we Just added two new show girl to the show, a Sties Melon Tat- tles and Miss Murly Frain, both doing fing, We also Added a new number to the show, weltten by Liew. The Trynin, catied “Sanlle Ann.” and wha: these elght spades und there 15 girls do to that number “won't don't ‘Our chorus just enn be heat that’s at My dresdns room mate, Frank {Miny) Mitchell, formerly of the To fompang, Ins tarned radio far 30 be invested halfrerntury note on i xe for thy dressing room. We get every: thing on the sir from New York t tho reat of thir world, and we car enjoy ourselves during our apare Tu: ments while in, the theater, Beinus cloat abnerver, £ find th owe tenor route, Norman Astwwou haa developed ite a wonderful sine finee he feat came uver un tls show three sear age. Pine Work, “Akt: Swed, keep I a Sas Wark, { Junt found out a seeres that we didn't knaw and that Mrs ‘Tim frynm was Miss Netde Lucu: at Washington, DP. Co and they wer Quietly marcied In Philadelphis, Da. Get 2), 1926, Thin Brymn ik our ar chestra leader ‘and has hin wite her Sie Rin. She de mistress at th wardrabe. Nat Cash t= still doting THE CHICAGO DEFENDER Pluto Water, on the other hand, has a mineral content that exceeds the ‘mineral content of the blood. Hence, Pluto is practically “absorption- proof”, It passes intact through the ‘stomach and intestines, Gently,yet surelyandquickiy.Pluto ‘Water flushes away the poisonous: ‘waste. Stubborn constipation is re- lieved in 30 minutes to two hours af- ter drinking Pluto. Health is safe~ guarded. There is not the slightest griping, and no habit-forriving ten- dency.The action is pleasant, prompt: and complete. Asmall quantity of Pluto Water daily will keep you regular and in tip- top condition, And for emergency use, nothing else is so effective. Sold at all drug counters and at fountains. Bot- tied at the springs, French Lick, Ind, tho honors back singe as atnge tnan- ager and he knows his onions, the chorus say#, Nat! has un all-recing, eye. The maniement ty planning 0 Keep 4-11-44 out all aumuner and from all reports think they wht suceerd for whatever Murtlg and Seaton start they Renerally finish, Sod am expecting to be working with 4-11-44 Ait summmee. [wanted to visit iy heonfe out in the far Wost this wun Ther, but 1 auppose f will have to post pone the eri. Bites Marie Lueds hus fant returned [from a two Wweekst vandeville date in Baltimoee and Wastington and looks the plctnee af heath, -Stustetans hive heen Jookltus fur. the “ost chord.” Well, 1 chit See lucuw has found it in’ her aerangement of "T Love the Moon? if it leat the “just chord” ahe must have found a mew one. *rhere i n ereat opportunity In the mnow. world “awaiting Miss Emma Uawking tn New None elty. so direct Sour stepy toward, that city, MIRe Huvsdae, and dyn"t fet ans” gras xruw under sour ‘tootales,- Laok me tip on sour arrivat ang (will tell sett all about it. opnoriunities don't ienock on one's door like thie every alate no done fet it slip yout. Well, Mina Grases Hector fx knock~ ing then fort rount ih her single Ruraber in 4-11-44 ax ty Billy Atitenell, Crawford lacks and Aurora Gree~ tes, who iy. the way, doubler. with ‘Leroy Hrowiniletd ‘a wonderful team, Gf course, you all kame George Cooper un Andrew ‘Tribe, Emin Suekton, Catherine Jarvle and Elveta Urown und sou know Wey are more than “making gow. Our dngwink Sapades.” cansistiag of Ruddte Green, Sohn “Worthy. Megat’ Carter, Charitc Rates, Edwarst ‘Thompson stad Teddy Rackinan. whe doubles 2x 2 prineitel an un understands fur Norman Ast. Seood, ane. be were good, tye. Our East chorny giely are’ (hotles), Helen Bawen, Marjorie tubhard, steliy Fines. Ethel Jones, Lena. "Jackson, Jackie Jackson, ith Olver | n Sally, Evans tshow gel) Peek Gralg, Marie Frain, Margaret Jones Fannie Hendeiekann, Mickey Purse? fon, Francis Siaith, Elveta Bray Bnd €athwrine sarvis, the lax two named double in principal parts, This week, Casiny, Brooklyn, X, Yu week of March th. Paterson, N. 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Ge lage aes WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AND AROUND NEW YORK --- SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1927 WHAT OFFICE, 215 WEST 135TH Tid-Bits of New OFFICE, 215 WEST 135TH STREET Tid-Bits of New York Society With the passing of the second work of Lent, social gayeties are rather slight, the larger affair giving away to another event and benefits, but not to the public. The next public event of importance as well as the social interest will be the recital of Ernest Hemingy, the young dramatist tenor, and pupil of Grace Hemingy, the young dramatist tenor, and pupil of the conducting a program of classic songs by old and modern composers at Grace Concertational church at a Sunday afternoon concert at an early date. Ms. Hemingy is graduate of the university and received first publisher Mine. Florence Cole-Tallot and Miss Marion Anderson, one of the largest and most interesting events of the year, will be the guest speaker of the New York in house of the entry into New York of the Victory Life insurance company of Chicago, held at the Renaisance casino on Thursday evening, March 1. Ms. Hemingy will be the master. Members of the Citizens' Committee, who were responsible for such a delightful evening, are some of New York's most prominent people as follows: M.D. Lester Walton, edilent, New York World; C.A. Petition, M.D. Chas, Fairleigh, D.L.S., Miss Jewel, writer and editor, D.L.S., Group Humor, understake and ex-admirer; Edward Gray, Fred Moore, editor M.D., Wiley M. Wilson, M.D., Counselor Harry Austin, Harold L. Ellis, and principal public school No. 82. Thornton Wood, M.D., N. J. Cottman, M.D., and C. Lackett Roberts, musician, James Wilson acted as constmaster. Genuine pleasure is expressed among the guests of Miss Thelma Berkack at 225 W. Marsh on Saturday evening. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Donnelley, Dr. and Mr. J. Wubin-Louis, Logan, Miss Milted Brown, Wong Miss Idyla Brown, Miss Theresa Bask, Miss Miyane I. Gary, Miss Lois Hillidge, Edward J. Berry, Jr. H. Walker, Herman Finde, Emile Bod William, Omar Thompson, and mother of Miss Berkack assisted in receiving the guests. After the regular monthly meeting Wednesday morning, Marsh, Mrs. P. Mrs. Husbandsho and Mrs. Cordella Austin were hostess. Dainty refreshments were served. The wedding was held at the Urban League building. Give St. Palrick's dance Give St. Patrick's dance. The league gave a very pretty dance, Teen league, given a very private dance, but bullying. The dance hall was apper- riately decorated in decor and white and the dance committee, felt exceedingly proud of their success. Mrs. Mary E. Hocking, of 129 W. St. Borough, Inveterous club at its monthly meetup, felt superior to the ladies. The officers of the club are Mrs. Ruby Odenman, president, Mrs. Nellie Pendleton, president, Mrs. Helen Young, and corresponding secretary, Mrs. Helen Young, treasurer. The club the Lenten season. Mrs. Mary Hendrick, of 225 W. 11th St., was hostess at a dinner in honor of the Lenten season. There numbered about thursday. These numbered about the Lenten week. Mrs. and Mrs. Iris Johnson, Mrs. Elisa Thomas, Mrs. Mayne Bell, Mrs. Frances Niles, Mrs. Wright, Izmir Young, John Campbell and Smith. Among the dinner guests of Mrs. Hocking, on Sunday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. Ruther, of John Campbell, J. and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Newton. The lovely Pierreforte club held its March 5th N. at the Urban League building, Robert Binnall of the N. A. at fitting address. The hall was beautifully decorated and topped with their source, enjoyed a full evening of pleasure. Mrs. Mia Good, president, Mrs. Alice Cotton Holland, vice president, Mrs. Waldon, financial secretary and Mrs. Roumainthe Alaton, treasurer. Club Meetings The Debtors at the home of Mrs. Marion Moore-Day on Sunday, March 5th, in a program, following which Mrs. Day served a delightful funnel. Plans to be held at Ramapo Annual Funeral will be held at Ramapo. The banquet promises an evening of ambiance of April 21. Mrs. Cassandra Jackson was hostess to the Las Estefanes club at a theater in the city, performing the performance at the comedy Holland, Mrs. Julia Firceadal, Mrs. Florence Battle, Mrs. A. Leonard, Mrs. Bortha, Mrs. Ettie Humberburgh, Mrs. Borra Dagerson. ```markdown ``` Club Meets with keen interest and happy antilevel with the social elite of the city and vitality. Edward Gishard Paris of Amherst and Stuart Stubbs of Hartworth were joined in each college due to excellent scholarship throughout their four years in college, and the Harvard Medical school with all members of the full Fall All-Members. Mrs. Holley Smith of Los Angeles is the house guest at Villa Lewaro, Kerben has the recipient of many social events in March 10. she is sailing for Switzerland. Little Miss Ginger Cotton of Patterson, N. J. was the week and guest of her cousin, A Lila Bell. In Baby Contest. Baby Winkley Jackson has been entered into the Baby contest of Greater New York and vitality. The ladies supporting the affair are: Mrs. W. Wicklett, Mrs. Dullius, Mrs. Lillian Alexander and Mrs. Heart Bell. Mrs. Vikki England Jones and Mrs. Wicklett, Mrs. Dullius, Mrs. Lillian Alexander and Mrs. Heart Bell. Mrs. Vikki England Jones and Mrs. Wicklett, Mrs. Dullius, Mrs. Lillian Alexander and Mrs. Heart Bell. Mrs. Gardner Finkett will spend the Leenra season and the remaining part Washington. After leaving Washington at Miss Dolley Trumbull of Boone, N. J. Mrs. Sadie Harrison of 880 St. Nicholas Ave. visiting her mother and friends in St. Louis and Chicago. Miss Eilea Porter of 217 W. 132th St. visiting her mother and friends in Philadelphia visiting friends. Miss Louise Smith had as her guest on Monday evening the members of the Giltano club. A Baby Boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hamilton, (Annette Jackson) a son was born March 6. At the monthly meeting of the Edeners-club, a statement of the spring Calico dance. A large group of ladies were present. Mrs. Gorinna George made a delightful presentation on the many guests who dined at the spring Calico dance. A large group of ladies were attractively in gold and blue. Miss Nora Harris, 215 Yonmouth St., Miss Ada Stewart, 215 W. 132th St. Miss Norma Turner of 880 St. Nicholas Ave. spent several days in Philadelphia on business. I. W. Brundoff of Philadelphia was visiting Brundoff, of 220 Seventh Ave. The Paw. W. B. Wandrant of Washington, D. C., was in the city over the guest of Mrs. Lola Robinson Jones. Little sister. Miss Zebra Anderson, W. D. 131st St., popular society dub and, formerly, the hostess of the week and the guest of her sister, Miss Langer Anderson in Baltimore, M. D. Educational Notes Educational Notes Dr. Fisher is now a licensed and registered physician. Dr. Fisher is also doing work in the experimental department of the college of medicine at the University. Despair his activities as a university professor has caused him to spend time during the past two years to take up short short writing as a workbook. He accepted his first story, "The City of New York," on February 1925, and was reprinted among other short stories received by the Atlantic Monthly. Other magazines he wrote include *Compostion*, *Harper's Bazaar*, *The Yellow Failer* was first prize winner in the All-Spiritual contest of 1922. All of these did with life in Harlem. **FRAT HONORS COL. YOUNG** The Zets. Phl. chapter of the Omega Society, which serves for the late Col. Charles Young, will be held at Brooklyn, last Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in several prominent speakers rendered with an exceptional musical program. SAMUEL CHRISTIAN DIER Funeral services for Samuel Theodore Wilson, who was held at St. Cyprian P. E. church and was buried at St. Cyprian P. E. church children and a sister and brother are interment in the church. Death Interment in the church. P. Bagaya Boardem In Baby Contest. 4. John Row Visit Sister Citizens Meet A mammon meeting under the auspices of the Rev. Dr. C. A. Hutter was held at Mt. Olive Baptist church on Sunday, March 6. Dr. C. A. Hutter, the audience to support the council, which had for its object the promotion of Harlem. The Rev. Dr. C. Lester Butler, one of the principal speakers, took part in the meeting to promote the Welfare of the Negroes in Harlem and to hand by the speaker, supplemented by illustrations from the daily life of Rev. Dr. T. S. Harter, founder of the Civil Rights league, delivered an interlinear operation and other speakers present. August T. M. Magill, William P. Hayes, pastor Mt. Olivet Baptist church, a. A. Pake, secretary of the council. The T. S. Harren Clarival society, of Brooklyn, rendered musical selections, Attorney Richard E. Carey, presided. Viola W. James Live Wire Club The Live Wire club, whose officers include Alice Thompson, president, and the Executive Director, secretary, and Julia Fillmore, treasurer, are making plans for a play based on the early spring. While plans are materializing they are busy learning to create for their home. As their names might imply, they are a wild-awake Glve Card Party The Literary and Dramatic club will host the Robert F. Diaz, 200 W. Mile St. A. in Herbert Floor, 250 W. Mile St. A. for line arts, dancing and parading of a live performance. The president, has given a lovely loving cup to the club to be saddened to the year. Give a guess which will it. Memorandum to the year. Give a guess which will it. Hilton Jace, vice president; Allen Hillen Jace, vice president; Allen Hillen Jace, vice president; and Virginia Gill, treasurer, and Virginia Gill, treasurer. Entertains Polyhedrons Mrs. A. Brown entertained the Poly- lumber Wist St. Thursday evening, with cards, after which a delicious collation of Lewisiana is confined to her home Lewisiana is confined to her home Hold: "Prom" The Collegiate Dragon gave their first show at the St. Mary's and St. Corpus Christi 122 W. 45th and 130th streets. The amateur was most beautifully put over, and the audience was a deal of pleasure for the win, with the Mercy Thrillers' club, including Indies of the Indianapolis, to give in honor of the Goddess Fillette. The Brotherhood of Dbling Car Emerson would great gallant台阶, Loom Ave. on March 16th. March 18. This will be their first big "send off" and a big time is ex- The Vagabunda The Vargondhis, a club of popular tennis clubs, have been up-to-date parties every now and again, are resting again during the tenure season before they lay plant for the next season, and are forward with a great deal of pleasure. Miss Jay Nunes, the problem, tells me, is that the tennis season is time, and at last the Rave has hope for a canal swimmer of Harem- and Mrs. Mary Ross entertained the Selza at her home Thursday evening. A most delightful evening was spent at the club business was attended. Rosa Girls Club SPEAKS ON CRIME A number of leading Race people of Harlem have been involved in the fight for Ethical Culture in the city of New York when Dr. John H. Hare spoke on the subject. He also helped Angela Thrasher. THE CHICAGO DEFENDER EDITED BY FLOYD SNELSON, JR. BROOKLYN NOTES BROOKLYN NOTES We regret very much to announce the passing of our dear friend, the late, 75 Marley Ave. She died Thursday, March 10, at 10:34am View hospital, and typist for more than four years. She was a dedicated member of G. A. She was a club organizer, a leader in the glee club, a very popular Augustine church and a member of the choir. She was a member of the Musica group. Ms. Milissa glassass was always a voluntary daughter of Charles J. Glassass. Carlton Ave. Y. M. C. A CHAUNCEY PHONE HERE Chauney, Ithone, former popular member of the exstitute St. Christian Angela, for a short stay with his family and friends. Everyone is glad to see the tutelot ex-soldier who fought so gallantly with the "fighting Irish." BRODKLYH Y. W. C. A. Miss Mabel Hyrd, membership and leadership of the foreign scholarships for special study at Woodhill, Birmingham, England. The International Service of the Society of American Philosophers of Anchorage, W. Y. C. A. has granted Miss Hyrd a four month leave of absence to attend the Executive April 20 and return to America about Sept. 1. Franklin, assistant pastor of Concord Baptist church, will be the guest speaker at afternoon, March 24 at 4:30 p.m. A party will be held Thursday, March 18 and enlisted seeing fellow Haitian伸手 in "Capitals." Those were Jillian Gibson, Helen Handelph, Georgia Brown and Viviana Obberts. The industrial committees, of which the Industrial Committee held a homemade cake, parsley and homemade cake, parsley and Ashton 13, bishop was saddened by the Holmes Helene, who, as a co-operative, till Reeve adwives and committees, known and esteemed by hundreds of girls and women at the assassination staff, with which she worked for four BEAUTY HINTS 125TH ST. LIBRARY P. Giralda, clear milker, with a store柜, placed his place of business by police of the city, and his wife, whose life after he had been reported missing for a number of days, was a chronic consumptive for a long time it is said. A corpse of her died of death due to natural causes. LUCKY GLASS LODESTONE SECRETS FREE BY JOCILLA MIDDLETON (Communications for this column may be sent to 83 Bainbridge St. Telephone: 212-755-2000) Mrs. and Mrs. Legriff of Babylon, I. are spending a few days in Brooklyn and have visited with the men bers of Bethel Baptist church, Rose in the jasmin Rope in the jasmin While here they are stumped Bainbridge St. 9 Jacinto a H. H. Pa. has been in Brooklyn for six special courses in Immigration, diet, law, Rev. Chas. V. Monks, sociology worker, is also visiting in enough few days prior son, James, back in Darby, where she is installed a printing business, Rev. Monk editor, Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Skidmore Monson, managing editor. Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Skidmore Monson has been confined to her bed and time. It is said her condition is criti- Siloam Preabyterian Church Communion Sunday was observed in the morning, at which time hew, George Shippen Stark, pastor, filled the pulpit. The Bible class held a special presentation, setting ready for their foster program, as well as all the other departures. On March 15 there will be a recital at the music studio of William A. Miss Sadie Froft of 2522 E. 10th St. Shermanhead Bay, RI, at the above Ray. Timothy White, pastor of St. Brooklyn, is spending four weeks vacation in Brooklyn, and has successfully served his congregation for 29 years. His memorial rest on account of his strenuous duties, and his generous spending a short vacation at her mother's home in Buckingham county, Virginia. Nazarez Congregational Church Nazarez Congregational Church has his pulpit at both services, speaking in the morning hour on "The Rise of the Great Depression" and evening hour on "The World's Greatest War." Prof. William J. Hallway of Bricks, N. C., who was a doctor of Dr. Hallway, with Prof. Arnavu Ilt of the Panti tribe, total Coast, West Africa. Miss M. C. Pennybaker and her program was rendered each evening, with Hoffman Caldwell, Charles H. Watters, Miss M. C. Pennybaker and her honored guests included Micke Jenken and Bricks, N. C. Bridge St. A. N. E. Church Junior League Notes Junior League Notes Dr. MURIEL KELLOCC Since it is Lent and most of us are in school, we just wait until Easter week, and we have lost. Leonard Warmer, one of the most famous students from a very pleasant trip to Europe on Gillespie Anderson, a student at the university, records for his high school the track. It is with great pleasure that we mention the school and city models. We congratulate the capacity will be inspiring in others. BABY CONTEST ST. PATRICK'S DANCE Mrs. Carle E. O'Meara proved a most successful host with a. St. Patrick's dinner dance at St. Thaddeus' evening. A number of professionals enjoyed a huge evening. OLYKER TEA PARTY The friends of William Service Bell enjoyed an afternoon tea given by the hostess. The apartment Sunday afternoon March 18. Music, drama and art were well represented in the group, who were the charming hostess, Mrs. Blapp. PORTER& MEET HIT BY TAX! FOUND DEAD Bride of Harold Brown April 7 and 8 will be great nights for the members are hard at work preparing for them. Judging from the attendance at the atreuel time those who come to hear the comic operetta, Tolohanam at atreuel time will be delightful. The music sounds delightfully lively and gritty and men seem to be working with the greatest emulism and charisma late admission fees the tickets are only 25 cents and it will be so seating capacity of the Auditorium is this. It is ideal roler skating weather on the roof of the Emma Ransom house every Monday night at 7 o'clock. 13TH ST. V, M. C. A. A most unusual all-star program will be 20 at a clock, at the "the meeting," a portico magazine and a director of research and publication of the National Speaker. His subject will underscore the importance of "SM-Criticism," to treat this topic in a most thorough fashion, in 1985. This is the University of Chicago, 1917, and a graduate in city of Chicago, 1917, and a graduate in Mr. Johnson served as associate executive secretary of the Chicago Race Institute, and guided work in research thus far possible would be his report on "The Negro Mime, Jesse A. Zackery, soprano, famine and Music recently the winner of the Music and Music award, will be one of the features of the opera award will be one of the features of the liminary musical program. Mime, Zackery, will be accompanied by Fuko honor student feature will be selected by Clarence the technical pianist and Fuko honor student feature will be selected by Clarence the tenor whom the laurel is well proof of. The music which is under the auspices of the membership department, Loomis Music, is the mitte is responsible for the artists on the program which is under the auspices of the membership department. Loomis Music is program worth any bass minime time. Why not tell your friends you Doors open at 4 o'clock sharp. Only 50 Cents a Week Send This Causes Today! National Bank of New York 522-755-1000 New York, NY 10010 Please send me the article market ordering form and round finger shooter setting and round finger shooter setting form. 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Ib., spoke the student No. 6, at 135th St. and High School in New York at 10:30 a.m. Edgerton Avenue, Edgecombe Ave. Tuesday, March 8. Mr. Burchell will persuade the children to not like living spiritualists that they are important com- ponents of the cultural produc- tion of the United State. After the speak- ing, he sang 10 spirituals of his arran- gement and teaching of every child at the University of Maryland, M. and M. Mr. Burkholder and M. Mr. Burkholder to persuade the only 11k and to be the important cultural product of the United States. After the speak- ing, I sang 10 spiritu- als of his arran- gement of every cith- eral, concentration, gratitude concerto, Cora Hodge and adoration. He also, his former home, *Jim Burrell sang Monday, Tuesday at 5* in the m. he was joined by *Ellen Elison* hour of music over gates *Louise Speaker*. "Louise Speaker," a raiser in three concerts performed alternately with "Barth" in the comedy deals with politics and divorce. 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Two of these concerts were given on given Thursday evening of each week through April. Mr. Holin is playing Mackswell, Brahms, Wigor, Joelman, Mackswell, Dvorsak and other noted com- posers. "Lulu Beije" Closest "In Alabany which has been playing at the cricket gerrick, which has been playing at the palace theater, which is now playing at the palace theater, closes Saturday A convert of chamber music under the guidance of Glenn Sunday afternoon, March 20, 2015 W. 138th St. The goddets are Miles Murray Young, Mike Hawkins, Ibrahim Tadee and Mila Foley, and Jonathan Trobe and Iila Foley, and J. B. Lennell. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY The silver jubilee anniversary construction hoop is boarded on Monday afternoon with a most impressive perimeter and on with programs each week, continued with programs each week; Monday, P. I. B. club; Tuesday, volunteer night; Wednesday, Round the House; Thursday, University club; Friday, Theatrical man of the Silver Jubilee committees. LAUNCH DRIVE The St. Ambrose Community center, the St. Ambrose Church, the chaplain and superintendent, have joined forces to help raise awareness. Their extensive plans will result in a new church and their energy in going over the top. TO GIVE BENEFIT DANCE "Belle Louise" amber band, Belle Louise house, conducting dance drue on Friday evening. Slax will be performing at the commencement for the benefit of the building community center. St. Ambrose Community center. TO DEPEN CLUB Messrs. Rudolph Brown and Sam Announces the reopening of the Hoeffler Theater in an institution rendacious, 2021 Spent a Fair in the Theater, and a fair was marked by an array of well known professionals, who rendered a feature on America's greatest stage. HOLD MASS MEETING A more moving air for "Better Homes" and Gardens. The club in the Grand Ballroom of the Ivy Club has a number of there members were prestigious and appreciated the most unique interior. 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