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THE NEW YORK TIMES His daring bravery resulted in the apprehension of the mysterious Phantom terror who had baffled and eluded the law. Illustrated Feature Section W. B. ZIRF Co., 606 S. Dearborn St., Ch Foreign Advertising Representative But Th MRS. Gaunt screamed, clutched at her throat, screamed again and then fell in a swoon to the floor of her bedroom! Upon the low mantle of a polished brick fireplace, a large clock ticked, the His daring bravery resulted in the tom terror who had bronze hands indicating eleven-thirty thirty minutes till midnight. At an open window near the head of the antique bed, cream colored lace curtains were being gently fanned by a languid breeze. There in the window between the lace curtains tied back with baby-blue ribbons, was a pair of groping red hands, the fingers clenching slowly and significantly - THE RED HANDS OF THE PHANTOM! It required but a brief glance to see that the hands were red because of red flannel gloves, such as farmers use to put away their crops; and it took but a brief glance to see that just Washington Tribune ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION, September 28, 1929 When the county was terrorized by a mysterious person who groped through open windows with red hands and clutched both colored and white women by the wrist, it remained for Paul Smith, colored boy, to track the phantom to his lair; and by apprehending him, Smith was acclaimed. the hands were in view and that the black sleeves above the red hands were those of a man's coat. There was one probative clue—the sleeves were neatly pressed. Mrs. Gaunt lay on the floor without stirring, and when at length she moved, unobtrusively, careful lest she attract the menace to her, she opened her eyes, and with crushing alarm darkening their depths, stole a surreptitious glance at the open window. Suddenly she uttered a sigh of relief. . . The groping red hands had vanished! But that was the way of the phantom. He never perpetrated serious harm. He merely showed his squirming fingers, then crept noiselessly away. Mrs. Gaunt did not make a great disturbance over what had occurred. The double barreled shotgun that her husband had placed in the corner against the fireplace had been forgotten. Like m Terror Failed To Reckon With This Colored Boy the majority of women in the county, she had been expecting a visit from the phantom; yet when he paid her the visit, she had found herself absolutely incapable of grappling with the situation. She had lived in dread of this visit for so long that her nerves were completely exhausted. For several weeks every woman in Nodaway county had lived in perpetual dread of the phantom. He had terrorized and made his escape without leaving any workable clues. They did not know whether he was a mad man who would perpetrate a fiendish crime when the notion struck him, or whether he was a halfwit, a peeping tom or what. So there was a reason for Mrs. Gaunt's helpless nervousness. The county is one of the largest in the state, consequently the phantom had plenty of territory to terrorize. He never crossed the county line in any direction. He was quite active at the county seat, appearing in the immediate vicinity of the old Hepley home—one of the landmarks of the town—with persistent regularity. Some people believed he was a business man who had become insane; some thought him a college student; some, a tramp; while a few were of the opinion that the phantom was a decidedly pretty young woman who had made a wager that she could twist the tail of the law and evade its kicking feet. No woman ventured out on the street after dark. Husbands preferred to remain at home to protect their loved ones. School girls were kept in; hence the movie shows suffered. There was no end of the hardships caused by the phantom. No remedy was effective. A business executive for a firm at the county seat had the habit of repairing to his office every evening where alone he entertained himself by playing solitaire, sometimes remaining there until a late hour. Upon this particular occasion a flying mist filled the air, considerably Martha Jean Hepley, chosen by artists as one of the most beautiful girls in the world, and about whom the mysterious phantom made inquiries. Illustrated Feature Section BEN DAVIS, Jr., Feature Editor filled Toe with This Red Boy to bodily comfort. He smoked a first endlessly. Outside, he paused leaving his office, to light his pipe, several matches are he accomplished. He stood there, a tall man wrapped in a long black coat, with the black hat pulled well down over approached and asked him for a man was profusely polite. The married his matches in a metal case, slowly drew this forth he studied face. Although it was a deeply the man's features were those of forty. The stranger vanished as he had succeeded in lighting his same well-dressed stranger was several people who had noticed his gliteness. At a restaurant he had disturbing to bodily comfort. He smoked a pipe almost endlessly. Outside, he paused as he was leaving his office, to light his pipe, striking several matches ere he accomplished his purpose. While he stood there, a tall man wrapped to his chin in a long black coat, with the brim of a black hat pulled well down over his eyes, approached and asked him for a light. The man was profusely polite. The executive carried his matches in a metal case; and as he slowly drew this forth he studied the man's face. Although it was a deeply lined face, the man's features were those of one under forty. The stranger vanished as soon as he had succeeded in lighting his cigarette. But this same well-dressed stranger was seen by several people who had noticed his profuse politeness. At a restaurant he had (Continued on page eight) 2° es SLLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION September 28, FVZD A Modern Joan of Arc joer ae of NG a , gg £2. CS cg ee Seca ee ee A ee a | ££ ey <2 i es i. & pe J E a a a ste pio, ok fe Ce. fe pe os H i, * a : Po Po . pee i 4 ei = — ‘ L Pie eo es s ees a i Vi a pe US | Aa 1 a 2 BA Bene He! Be | a) Bea ie de ij me f be ee eee i. A ee e Te? ee é ae a 3 i ae 4 : ee 6 . ce ee j ee eo ee Mrs. Cannady is “at home” in social circles. The gorgeous Spanish shawi was designed and made by herself. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Mrs. Trombull is Secretary of the Child Welfare Com- mission of the State of Oregon, which position she has held for more than a quarter of a century. She is one of the most prominent white women in the Northwest, in club, fraternal, in- dustrial, political and ‘social welfare work, She was one of the very first women to become interested in Race Relations work and is one of Mrs. Can- nady’s most ardent supporters.) By MILLIE R. TRUMBULL (Specially prepared for tae Mlustrate Feature Section.) ee See, Se ee: eres ed to know more about Beatrice Morrow Cannady, or as she is listed in_ the telephone book, Mrs. E. D. Cannady. She is the woman who leads her race in Oregon; the per- son to whom we turn for things po- litical, social and industrial. which soncerns the colored people. I had listened with intense interest yo her broad-minded views’ on the mbject of race relations and had sympathized with her efforts to break down the barriers of prejudice and discrimination which my _ race has maintained against. hers. Many times I envied her the poise, the patience, the fine spirit of tolerance which was evident throughout the story of her people. She dropped into the office one afternoon and we chatted for a while of clothes and children, her own in particular, two splendid chaps, 13 and 16 years of age. Then { asked a few questions about her- self and this interview began. It started out with my question as to foe Jong she had been in public fe. “Always,” she said with a smile, “ever since I was a tiny child and was stood up on the platform to sing, ‘Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven for My Mama's There,’ and then I would promptiy begin to ery as I could not bear the thought of my precious mother being so far away. I was a tiny thing and it seemed to afford a lot of amusement od Cay a but bs me a rough wi sang. was always singing.” “You were born in the South, Mrs. Cannady?” “Yes, in Littig, Texas. Our ions name: is Morrow. My uncle is postmaster there and has held the office through all sorts of adminis- trations for over forty years. I am one of the fourteen children—four boys and ten girls, all born in the oa house.” ly father was a very well edu- eated man and, of course, made Do You Want Some EXTRA MONEY? Look Over Our Classified Ads + On Page7 = \ 4 blets \ Penns Nn pote a : 0} ¥) CG 1 & 0 v e oe e ¢ To Identify Genuine Aspirin (TRE increasing use of Bayer Aspirin every year is proof that it has no ill effects. It is the accepted antidote for pain, It always helps; it never harms. Quick relief when you've a headache, or cold; or are suffering from neu- ralgia or neuritis. Rheumatic pains yield, too, if you'll only give these tablets a chance. But you want genuine Aspirin, so look for the Bayer Cross on every tablet. The box always bears the name Bayer and the word ‘‘genuine’’ printed in red. Proven directions inside. Appirin is the trade mark [a\ of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salteylicacld BAYER R Mrs. Cannady, the Lawyer, Business Weman and Secial Service Worker- every effort possible to give his chil- dren a good education. I attended school first at Littig, then Houston, Texas, and later went to New Orleans College and then to Wiley College in Marshall, Texas, where I took a teacher's course. You know, perhaps, that Wiley College is one of the best in the United States for colored students. “after graduating, I taught in the Gilbert Academy, in Evangeline’s country, where one breathes all the significance of Longfellow'’s wonder- ful poem, Later I taught in Logan County High School, Guthrie, Okla- homa.” “Was it in the South that you studied music?” “No, I studied voice with D, A. Clippinger, Kimball Hall, Chicago. I had great ambitions in those days and dreamed of an_ operatic career. While in Chicago, I also attended classes at the University of Chicago. But now I am so busy with my home, my boys, the paper and the other work that I have no time for the study of music. I can only listen to other people sing and play.” Mrs. Cannady takes great pride in the fact that she presented Ro- land Hayes to Portland audiences twice before he became world- famous and she predicted then that he would reach his present height. uae “paper” is the nawcoate, a weekly newspaper published T husband of which she is associate editor and manager. The “other work” is everything she is called upon to do for her people from. or pearing in court to fer legal Mrs. Cannady, as she appeared at a recent inter-racial meeting held om the lawn at her home in a fash- ionable neighborhood. to some colored man or woman who is in trouble, to arranging an inter- racial reception at her home in a fashionable residential section of the city where one meets a cosmopolitan group of Negroes, white people, Chi- nese, Japanese and East Indians. Mrs. Cannady makes a charming hostess, and it is deemed a privilege to be included among her guests at these functions. In addition to be- ing a house-wife, editor and general adviser to the community, Mrs. Can- nady is a lawyer. “Yes, I studied law after my boys were born. That was another of my ambitions, but one that was realized; while my childhood dream of becom- ing @ prima donna floated away. “I attended night classes at the Northwestern College of Law and never shall I forget the experience which I had as a graduate of that school. I had carried my share of the expenses of the exercises and the class party; I was in the class pic- ture and sang on the class program; but after the exercises, when the hall was being cleared for dancing, I was asked to take my friends away so as to avoid any embarrassment. For the first time during the whole course of study, I was reminded of my color. - “Of course, I do not forget such experiences, and no one can fully appreciate the distress, unless he has suffered in the same way. “I do not feel resentment, and be- lieve that if we could all know each other better, there would be less antagonism. When I think of all that my people have accomplished in i S iy, S Ke Zs ey 5 Sas gE Z i a a Vik aie . \;4 it | BG a ga oak a “Pi, cal gio =f F 4 a : Al Mtuizy SP 4) roo F “ RS 7 § a L MILLER tells us about, a sweet mama in his town y A who walks around sellin’ cakes and pies that must be (AL poabtlanoa cise Sige eon Meee ee je) RESe ee AffDRYY it must Be Good... Tost = Al Miller and His Market Street Boys Ack your dealer ws = RACE RECORDS todey. tf he i ; sureeuoaty ron “Get ‘em ~ cause theyre HOT!’ ee a ty THE URSMICRSALKECOLENOER OC music, art, literature and science, since we have become free, I realize that all we need is opportunity. Color of skin pigment does not de- termine superiority of race.” Mrs. Carnady’s services as a speaker are much in demand by numerous organizations and institu- tions. She says that “contact” is the key to the solution of the, whole problem of race relations. “Contact brings about knowledge; knowledge, understanding; understanding, ap- preciation, good-will and love.” As I looked at the slender, dainty bit of womanhood, not more than five feet tall, with her delicate fea- tures and small head with its heavy coil of hair, and with eyes full of glowing pride of race, I could only think: “Here is another Joan of Arc.” . One Thin Woman . Gained 15 Pounds In 5 Weeks Men and women, weak, thin and miserable, are urged to put on weight and get back their health and strength with McCoy’s Tablets. One woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks, and that’s going ‘ast enough for any one. 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By quietly watching without much interference. the father can detect degrees of Mamba's Daughters A Over one hundred thousand readers have been thrilled by this best-seller novel of black and white people in romantic Charleston. No finer character can be found than Mamba, who suffers and slaves to raise her golden-voiced child Lissa, to world-wide fame. The book has been entirely reset in thirteen installments, each containing a series of complete, beautiful and touching events in the great struggle of Mamba and her daughters. It was the February selection of the Literary Guild. September 28, 1929 By Elise Johnson Ayer Authority on the Care of the Child. INTERESTING THE CHILD AT HOME The child at home, whether it be in city or country, has an excellent opportunity to learn, provided he has parents who are interested in him and who are clever enough to give him the proper environment. I say, clever enough, because the parent himself should always have an object of his own in giving the child what it really wants. Here is an I mean. A One parent hit upon the idea of renovating a little-used basement room, which is on the level of the street, as a play room for his four youngsters, and their friends. There is only enough furniture in it to allow for needed rest—a few chairs. There is space for the smaller ones to romp and even ride about. Near a window is a work-bench for the older boy who is a radio fan. The rest of the equipment is left to the children to devise as they wish. They find boxes, pieces of carpet, pictures, table-cloths, and other things for playing house. And, the more they are left to their own choosing, the fonder they are of their play room. They like a place of their own where there are no "don'ts" in the air to cramp their freedom. They like a place where they can be hospitable to their friends in their special way without supervision. It is a happy trait in healthy, normal youngsters that they also like to have their parents visit them at their play. When a parent is truly welcome, it is proof that the parent is a success in this role. He must first establish this cordial relationship of good comradeship in order that all his other efforts will bear the fruit for which he works. Then can he attain his goal—guidance toward full development and growth. Visiting the play room in the spirit of play, the mother or father has created ideal conditions for real study of the child. Then, by inviting or rather encouraging the children to invite outside children in to play the mother can watch the budding social tendencies of the youngsters. It is on the playground of the school yard that teachers say they become really acquainted with their pupils. Generosity or selfishness, good-sportsmanship or caddishness, leadership or backwardness etc., all make their appearance as pupil reacts upon pupil. Unless there are many children in a family, the mother seldom knows this side of her child unless some such device as described above creates the social situation. These revelations of the playground or play room, forecast a picture of the child's future actions; and to the wise mother, means hints for the gentle, indirect moral guidance which she must give. Over in the corner at the work beach, there is another kind of reve T WILLIAMS No.16 GIT OFF 'THET WHEEL' — 'N WHERE'D YE STEAL IT AT? B. Bert never lost his sense of humor. Once his physician advised him to go to Mt. Clemens, to take bicycle rides. But one day a Michigan constacle ordered him to "get off thet wheel." asking him where'd he steal it at. nba's Daughters By Dubose Heyward A ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION manual skill in his son, executive ability, grit to stick and see it through, neatness, carefulness and many other traits. Cannot the mother watch for these same traits in the daughter in the kitchen? In fact, the whole house is a laboratory for the knowing parent to study his child. And after all this study, beginning Text by BEN DAIS, JR. Drawn by A. W. RENNEGARBE ance was made in "Under the Bamboo Tree." ed the part of a hotel porter named "Ananias," "lied" to the entire cast. A.W. RENNEGARBE C. His last stage appearance was made in "Under the Bamboo Tree." In this production he played the part of a hotel porter named "Ananias," and true to that name, he "lied" to the entire cast. d Mamba. Shrewd Mamba, mighty Hagar, hewed a path for their Child! Brave, sacrificing Mamba of Catfish Row fought with all the cunning of a crafty fox . . . Hagar, her great slow-witted giant of a daughter, strangled a man with her bare hands . . so that Lissa, child of their dreams, might have a golden life . . . We are announcing this serial in keeping with our policy to bring to our readers the finest in fiction and features. You've heard of it, discussed it. Now read it in the ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION of this newspaper beginning October 5, 1929. When you read the first installment, you will see that you can't afford to miss a single chapter of this serial. Illustrated Feature Section, October 5, 1929. This newspaper is not complete without the ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION. Be sure you get your copy! Don't fail to read each installment of this great serial! A man falling in infancy and extending over years of the child's life, what then? It is all for the purpose of facing the facts about our children; really knowing their capabilities; sympathizing with their ambitions; and avoiding illusions and our own desires to falsely mold their lives into shapes for which they were never intended. The Christian Recorder was established in 1856 by Bishop Jabez Campbell. This newspaper is in existence now and is reputed to be the oldest Negro newspaper in the United States. 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He had been seen not infrequently in the neighborhood of this house. From that time, the mystery became decidedly more complicated. The phantom with the groping red hands continued to terrorize the residents of the county, still without leaving clues behind him; and his exploits were becoming more sensational than ever. He began to reach through windows and seize women by the wrist, both colored and white women. He would hold to them for a moment and then abruptly let go. A. Has Changed The Style for Hair It doesn't take long for a new idea to take hold when it makes us more attractive, and is easier to use. Not long ago "Connie's Hot Chocolates," the new musical hit conceived by Leonard Harper, opened in New York and when folks saw pretty Marion Egbert and found out how she kept her hair so soft, bright and smoothly brushed, they followed her style. 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If other bleaches have disappointed you, try Nadinola. No disappointments, no tiresome waiting. Money-back guarantee is every package. This wonderful cream is easy to use. At night spread it on your face, neck and arms. While you sleep it gently clears away all skin faults, such as eruptions, blackheads, oiliness, pimples and roughness. What a joy to see your skin blossom into its full loveliness! Don't wait another day—get Nadinola at once. At drug and toilet goods counters, 50 cents. Extra-large, money-saving size $1. Or, send us your order and we will mail Nadinola to you promptly, postpaid, and include free, a sample of Nadine face powder and valuable beauty booklet. Address Dept. W', National Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn. He rang doorbells, knocked against the sides of houses, rattled a short piece of chain against front porches; doing, in fact, everything conceivable to alarm the women. There seemed to be no one smooth enough to catch him. The law had launched a fight to apprehend the culprit, for there was a very systematic police service in the county. The various firearms bought for defense against the phantom went unused. His quick and clever escapes made their use impossible. Paul Smith young colored employee of the B—Hive Shoe Store, saw a man stealing from a lawn, darting from tree to tree, and his suspicions were aroused. Was it possible that this was the phantom? Smith stood there for a moment grappling with uncertainty. But he finally decided to follow the strangely acting man; shadowing him for several blocks. At one corner a young woman suddenly appeared, coming from a side street. And it was here that the phantom made the first blunder in his mysterious career. He grabbed the young woman by the shoulders and attempted to drag her from the walk, the girl screaming, fighting, scratching—trying her best to escape the groping red hands. Smith unhesitatingly came to her rescue. He struck the phantom on the side of the head, staggered him. He then quickly followed up his advantage. Short arm hooks and jabs blinded the man and he finally took to his keels and fled. The air was filled with flying flakes of snow. The fleeing man made a grotesque black lump against the white background. And Smith gave pursuit, chasing the phantom to the railroad yards near the depot, where the phantom vanished near a string of box cars. However, his stalker had injured his right hand, and was forced to call for help; and after a considerable search the phantom was apprehended. A man named Gill Edwards, well-educated but somewhat off in his mind, proved to be the Jekyll-Hyde. He had studied medicine, and his clothes were always well pressed. The man was considered a peeping tom. Now he is in an insane asylum. Edwards had lived for fifteen years the life of a recluse, and the majority of younger people at the county seat did not know him when they saw him. Tall, straight, and with his well fitting clothes always neatly pressed, he was not ordinarily a suspicious looking character. He had suddenly ceased to study medicine many years before because of a bitter disappointment in love. The strange quirk on his part for frightening women offered the local physicians much food for thought. The energetic young colored man who saved the girl and was instrumental in bringing about the capture of the phantom has demonstrated his courage upon more than one occasion in the town where he lives. Several years ago when the human fly stunt had people straining their necks, to look sykward, Smith startled everybody by accepting the challenge of a human fly who had climbed one of the tallest buildings in town. The fly disputed the ability of any one in his audience duplicating his stunt, but Smith not only duplicated it, but he went the fly one better. He climbed down the same wav he climbed up. This is an impossible feat for the ordinary person. But with Paul Smith it was a case of having prepared himself for the opportunity that fate cast in his way. He was slender, light and agile. He had been climbing buildings for his own amusement and that of the few citzins who gathered to witness his feats. He slowly and cautiously ascended to the top of that high building, and just as slowly and cautiously descended to the walk. He knew he could make it before he began the ascent, and having the courage of his convictions, he won out. It was this same courage that enabled him to apprehend the phantom. Young Smith, bright and daring, saved his town in a useful and creditable manner. In several instances his ingenious exhibitions of courage and bravery have obtained the expressed appreciation of his townspeople and have attracted the admiring attention of the entire country. Beginning Next Week Mamba's Daughters By Du Bose Heyward EAST AFRICA COMES TO EUROPE A remarkable group of 60 natives from the purest tribes of the hinterland in the Somali territory of East Africa have been brought to Paris to form an African village at the Colonial Exposition. Under the leadership of their chieftain Ali Egga they are giving Parisians an idea of life as lived in the tropics. Here is shown one of their new formed friends who has been exchanging a little gossip with them. Give Your Skin a clearness~ ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION EAST AFRICA A remarkable group of 60 n. ali territory of East Africa have a lonial Exposition. Under the leaians an idea of life as lived in the who has been exchanging a little SOUTHERN APPLE SALAD This salad is served from a big bowl at the table. Pare and slice paper-thin enough good apples to Septmeber 21,1929 EUROPE s of the hinterland in the Som- m an African village at the Co- Ali Egga they are giving Paris- e of their new formed friends half fill the salad bowl. Use two or pour a little thick cream over the chilled apples and serve on crisp lettuce. Creamy mayonnaise may replace the cream if desired. Dr. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment is the quickest, safest and easiest way to clear, lighten and soften the darkest complexion—clearing away pimples, freckles and blackheads without the least harmful effect to the most tender skin. This famous Skin Whitener Ointment gives your skin a smooth, velvety texture you have never known before. Regular use of this Skin Whitener Ointment along with the other Dr. Fred Palmer Preparations will keep your complexion serenely beautiful. 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