FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1937. THE FORUM PAGE TWO

Grand Master Louis W. Roy of Marshall of New York, Homer L. Of course, if you listened to the the chances, are so far ahead of given opportunity to try in those WORLD OF F. W. Dabney Heads radio announcer who was reporting Washington, first vice president; Past Collins of Ohio, Samuel E. Jennings their quota in athletic and other games. But, even a Mississippi white International Ma&ooic Grand Master John W. Barnes, of Pennsylvania, and Dr. W. H. Per­ the fight from the ring-side, and honors, when they are admitted to man will admit that a fellow cannot SPORTS Grand Masters Portsmouth, Va., second vice presi­ ry, Sr., of Kentucky. who boosted and emphasized every the contest. Therefore: the J;ick win in a game in which he is not dent; Past Grand Master Isaac M. Also meeting here last week were good quality and every strike of Johnsons, the Joe Ganses, the George allowed to play. But where they By F. M. DAVIS CINCINNATI (ANP) — Fred W. Carper, West Virginia, treasurer; the Imperial Council of the Ndbles Farr, even those that "missed," you Dixons, the "Kid" Chocolates, the play: the10 is Owens, swiftest run­ WHY KICK ABOUT Dabney, well known fraternal lead­ Grand Master John L. Hubert, Dela­ of the Mystic Shrine of which perhaps thought that Farr was win­ Tolans, the Peacocks, and the great ner; John Henry Lewis, light-hea\y- THE FARR FICHT er of Kansas City, Mo., was reelect­ ware, secretary and Grand Master George H. Roy of Kansas City, Mo., ning or at least fighting a good draw black football stars. There would weight king; Joe Louis, on the CHICAGO—Why ail this fuss be­ ed president of the International J. E. Fulford, Norfolk, Va., chaplain. was Imperial Second Ceremonial witn Louis. It was nice in America be equally great Negro baseball and heavy throne; and Father Divine, cause Joe Louis failed to knock out >.!onference of (Jrand Masters of the Oilier g.aud masters present were Master. Mr. Roy is illustrious poten­ to gi*e the foreigner exaggerated tennis and polo stars, if they were who is ''God Almighty." Tommy Farr of England in 15 Masonic Order at their conclave held John W. Dobbs of Georgia, Cornelius tate of Allah Temple No. 6 in Kan­ credits for all he did and even for rounds at Yankee stadium a week her©. This is Mr. Dabney's third R. Richardson of Indiana. H. York sas City, • the great eftorts tnat went wild when ago Monday night? It seems to me term. Other officers elected were Harrison of Michigan, Dr. George Other orders in session were the he threw over his powerful right, but it was somewhat misleading to the best thing that could have hap- grand encampment of Knights Tem­ //,//// jpenecl because: plar, the Daughters of Isis, Mrs. T. the radio fans. Louis was missing • Z/A \* ' (1) It showed th« champion is Carter Brown, St. Louis, Mo., com- some, but landing more often, and able to step 15 fast rounds against' mandress; the International Counui Farr's face was showing the awful a foe who constantly carries the cf Hei'oinea of Jeiicho, the interna­ effects. But the experts and news­ papers had given Farr such a low % T? tti • fight to him, when a lot of boy.s BEfium^RomfincEf tional conference of Order of the rJtd-PH JrM thought the Brown Bomber inrap- Eastern Star and the international rating from his training tactics that b #.&v. able of lasting that distance at top he was a happy surprise to the rlgh». i- $ r ;y v conference of the Hercinea of tb. jCeCf"; speed. Templars Crusnde. fans, and of course to the xadio (2) It proves Joe is the mont man. So it was not juz'- buing ^4 skilful boxer in heavyweight ranks k' "white" that made the radio man today. Before the bout, Farr wa:» seem so delighted with Farr. Yo. :'////;% j» A •<» methods of preserving women's natural beauty, w-". v; TWOG^~rST painted as the ablest boxer existing* and to make the results of this research available can remember that the three judges mi to the public. . V";t. with the best left hand in the busi­ were also white, and they gave the ness. ""Louis bested the Welshman THE EYES HAVE IT fights cemr, fight unanimously to the champion, at his own game, that of jabbing, i£yes. to be beautiful, do not have more deeply etched, presenting an Jce Louis. and blocking. lo be law or of unusual shape or appearance of undue age caused by By WILLIAM PICKENS But the Brown Bomber was really »1% \j/i (3) It insures big gates at future of exquisite coloring. The plainest the network of lines. (for ANP) dropping his bombs on a tough k GIRL FR / /# face may be very attractive if it Is These lines c.;ti be prevented oi? That is, they will be great frow fights and places another strong con­ (>iihniK'Wales, at the chagrined white sports writers ting is not complimentary. Little Artificial eyelashes, devised in the the championship between them­ that magnificent ruin wher* "the crinkles around the eyes make them Interest of feminine beauty, have selves, —and the winner be required who saw another of their predictions proved a boon to th% stage and last native Prince of Wales ' niadf look weary and listless. Dark circles to take on Farr. Either way, some­ go astray. The boys went way out or puffs cause the eyas to look screen stars, but they should not his stand against the British in the on the limb, saying- the Welshman smaller—as well as giving the ap­ be used for everyday wear. Bright body will have big money coming in 13th century? Farr is a descendant light of day only reveals their ex­ TWO CHAMPS would be carried out in five rounds pearance of late hours mxl dissipa­ at the gates: Sehmeling and Fan- of that Spirit. So like Louis and Money to Loan on tion which may not be the actual aggeration and artificiality. and since it didn't happen, they are eause at all. Nat urally, you can't acquire beau­ can draw big now, for they stand the other American Negro contend­ * Diamonds trying to take their apite out on The delicate li.-hiies that surround tiful eyelashes overnight, but by as the two chief contenders for the ers for honors, his struggle upward JOE LOUIS perserverance you can vastly im­ * Watches Brother Joe. But since of the.r own the eyes should be given sufficient heavyweight crown, —end either one nourishment. Strain, nervous ex- prove them, l'lalu vaseline or odor­ is a little more than individual, and HARRY SIEGEL volition they painted Louis as a hmislion, fatigue or worry cause a less and tasteless castor oil are will now draw bigger with Louis than has more strength/ in it than the * Shot Guns ! super-mankiller and made him to­ rapid breaking down of the skin fective In the promotion of growth previously; because Max (by prowess struggle of the egoistic or confident King of the * Typewriter* cells. The many Intense emotions of the lashes. A bit of either should or b some happy accident) has, day's greatest drawing card, they felt during the day—anger, fear, he applied every night. Brush the representative of any dominant race. beaten Louis once, and Tommy man­ * Fur Costs therefore hare the same right L" surprise, annoyance—draw the skin oil upward, away from the eyes. That is one reason why the Ameri­ tear hint down. Into a thousand wrinkles and This procedure will tend to curl the aged, against all predictions to the , PAWN BROKERS * Men's Wearing creases. If the skin is well nour­ lashes. Oiling and brushing proper­ contrary, to stay for 15 rounds, and can blacks, with only one tenth of Maybe the champion had an of'' ished, such lines disappear when'he ly every day will amply reward you AppartI night. After all, Jesse Owens was face is in repose. If the tissues are with natural, longer lashes that; gave good account of himself. the population, and one fiftieth of TWO STORES called the world's fastest bunion but under nourished, each time you won't come off at night when you * Lu^r^age smile or frmvn the lines will become cleanse your face. he was out run a few times by hu- 6th and Central—PA. 3907 * Radios lace Peacock; Minnesota's itiiglH.y 7th and Ctntral—Main 2446 football team had a bad day la.it fall lifli&i ia Est. 1905 and Northwestern won; dtn;in<; the cross country tennis show laat winter WIN HIM B^CK Fred Perry won one night Ells­ '/U worth Vine.s the next. In other Bring back lustre and color to your tres­ Harry Siegel ses, quickly and easily with a simple words, iiu mere human can be a application, of Godefroy's Larieu»e.Grey» sensation every time out. And if ness and streaks merge into a beautiful, Cincinnati, Ohio you're the least bit supers'itious, even shade. Black, brown or blonde a| you may recall the Schmelin;; bout desired. Your face once more is framed with the halo of charm that first won hit W&s postponed and Joe's fur pulled heart—and that will draw him back W a surprise; the Farr fray was mcved you. Get a bottle of Larieuse today. back and again the opponent tmasec t \punch and Tommy stood up, it's no inflec­ LLOYD-LEWIS SALES & SERVICE Phone WO 0748 Cincinnati, Ohio 1216 Chapel St. tion on the kick in the Louis mitts for the champion has laid hoiizontal m Opens New Station at CINCINNATI, OHIO many pugs who never before knew what it was to hit the canvas. EROADWAY AND GORDON AVE. I can't forget that one*? Jack Dempsey, called by some expe-its the greatest of them all, couldn't begin M0S1LGAS & MOBILOIL to flatten Tommy Gibbons in 15 rounds. This same Dempsey won WE SELL AUTOMOBILES, REFRIGERATORS, STEWART'S seven fights on decisions, ha ! four TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES draws and lost four decisions. 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He is Profit must come from promoting contentment, happi­ also the first champion to risk his Just as the working day and working week in ness, and opportunity. Nobody in Dayton SsIIs title so soon after winning it. am* industry are less now than when our fathers All hail the New Day! We of Durham has long the first since 1982 not to lose tl»f Better Drugs crojppn in his first defense of i\ were young, so have time and labor saving Let these new rules be our guide-posts. We have tried Louis is not to be condemned !-u appliances shortened th« houw necessary to do to conduct our business so that our customers would live CARL A. FOHMIDT Farr is to be praised for the housework. This , company is happy to have longer, live better, and get more joy out of life. We 114 West Fifth Street And I go on record now as s vi»g that if Sehmeling can ever bo ! ro ' played its part in liberating the housewife have striven TO bring economic and social security, not CHEMICALS into the same ring with the W l.r h - from tedious work, by supplying dependable only to ourselves, but to others. We believe the con­ man, my pennies will be again t the service at rates low enough to be within reach sistent growth of our institution from year to year has German. Max has only one p.m, a of all. right hand, and Tommy's fightn with proved the wisdom of this course. „ 1 Baer and Louis show it is i lmoct impossible to sock )him v?ith that NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE WM. EWING ICE SERVICE weapon. He'd decisively out;oint INSURANCE COMPANY Sehmeling if they ever met, an J n o­ The Dayton Power Durham, N.C. CALL FUlton 5633 body knows this better than does Herr Maxie. That's why the Teuton & Light Company C. C. 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