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Serving Evansville Adjoining Territory THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS HOME OPERATED VOL. 1—NO. 19 EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938 PRICE 5 CENTS iQRARY.QHfSRWit. GOP SPEAKER DELIVERS STIRRING ADDRESS Field Representative Show In MasMas s Governor Urges Aid to Lift CONGRESSMAN KENNINGS PRAISED News A.M.A. Visits St. Louis SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — High Schoooo!l lMee t Flashes Mrs. Mary B. Sumner, wife of About 1000 colored and white Ills of Negro Urban Groups BY HOWARD UNIVERSITY STUDENT the late Frederick A. Sumner, persons attended the GOP rally at former President of Talladega the Lincoln High School last NEW YORK—(CN A)—Team­ that 85 per cent of the 3,421 ten­ College was a week-end guest of Thursday evening to hear one of ing the economic, cultural, health ements occupied by 4,812 Negro Lewis Glymer Tells of His Personal Observation of SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — DETROIT KAPPAS LAY Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Brantley. the most forceful and persuasive and living conditions of New families have no hot water, 26 The Present Congressman from the I Ith District 4001a Cook Ave. York's half million Negro per cent have no bathtubs or SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — PINNED BETWEEN TRUCKS lectures heard in Evansville for She is now a Field Representa­ some time, delivered by Mrs. residents a matter of grave showers, and 16-1/ per cent no In An Address Delivery at Croatian Hall Recently PLANS FOR 28th CONCLAVE Allen Buckner, 54, 4211 W. tive of the American Missionary concern to the welfare of the private indoor toilets. Eighty- DETROIT, Mich.—(A N P)— Grace Evans, Terre Haute citizen SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — Kennerly avenue, helper, was Association in the interest of Ne­ State and a challenge to all be­ four per cent of these dwellings, he had no money for incidentals^ Early plans for the 28th Annual pinned between two trucks in gro education and during last and president of the Indiana Col­ lievers in true democracy, Gov­ many of which are frame build­ During his remarks toe speak­ such as car-fare, and the like.* Grand Conclave Kappa Alpha ored .Club Federation. , Mrs. er said, among other things: the Learman coal yard, 4042- year, in behalf of the continued ernor Herbert H. Lehman of ings, are from forty to fifty years I called Mr. Hennings, at his ho-*' Psi fraternity, December 27-30, Evans avenue, Wednesday when educational program of the A. Evans made a fervid plea for the New York this week urged all old, the report stated, and 11.4 —"Because I have had the op­ tel, away from dinner, and told are going forward and according John Bond, 4034 Evans avenue, M.A., Mrs. Sumner toured the colored man to return to the re State Officials to cooperate with portunity to know Mr. Hennings, him about this problem.- I was per cent were termed unfit for to the general chairman, Fred cranked a truck in gear, state of Massachusetts. While the publican party to "save the en the investigations now being human habitation. No new and by virtue of the-fact that I told there would be a check at Hart Williams, this will be one American Association has reduc­ made by the Temporary Commis­ buildings have been constructed was the first person to receive a his office for the young man the * * * tire nation, and forestall possibl of the largest in the history of ed the number of Negro Colleges slavery again for themselves." sion on the Conditions of the Ur­ in the area since 1930, the sur­ position through him, I have had next morning, and there was. BUYS AUTO FOR ?5; LANDS supported by it, it has given this Greek letter fraternity. She stated that the republican ban Colored Population. vey showed, and 80 per cent of the opportunity to observe him One fellow, a student, needed Headquarters will be at the IN THE HOSPITAL more assistance to those on the A report, blanketing twenty- the present buildings are owned at work for four years; during eyeglasses—he also needed the Brewster Street Community Cen­ Dee Foster, 18, 2388 Wash list. party has a continuous record ot two blocks in Brooklyn, charged by absentee landlords. that time I have become to $5.00 down payment. When Mr. ter and a- tentative program calls street, saw two white youths En route from Arizona visiting service to the colored man While know him as he is, that is to say, Hennings learned of this, the for a radio broadcast over a na­ pushing a Chevrolet -^just after a daughter, whose husband is Di­ the democratic party is not now how he is in Washington; how young man got the $5.00. he had cashed his pay check rector of Public Health, Mrs. and never has been a friend oi" tionwide hookup by the Grand from the Wesley House Wednes­ he treats the young men he has "He is especially interested in Polemarch which will mark the Sumner stopped in St. Louis dur­ the race. Throughout her speech Hit-Run Driver Gets brought there to work; is he the the progress of the student, like day. He inquired about the car ing the week-end. She witnessed Man Lived Year opening of the conclave. and soon the pair transacted a Mrs. Evans jibed the Roosevelt same man there as he is here at a big brother. He often asks how the Sumner-Webster Football Administration. $500 Fine and home? Tonight I shall attempt the studies are coming along, and deal to sell it to him for $5. He game Saturday morning and latet took it and drove away. About "TAKE YOUR WPA CHECK to tell you of the things I have likes to see the grades we make. was shown places of interest in AND KEEP YOUR MOUTH" With Broken Back Ninety Days learned and what I have seen, "He is quite fair with his Girl's Romance four blocks away at 23rd and the city. of him in Washington. He, as patronage, whereas some per­ Wash streets, the car was hit She will visit a son, Dr. Charles "A brown man who is a demo­ SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — "SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — you know, has proven to be a sons in similar positions are re­ and overturned. Foster was Sumner, a Professor in Kent crat is a democrat for revenue Solomon 'fnomas, zb, 4268 West A fine of $500 and sentence of competent office holder but that quired to contribute from their With Cook on J.S. conveyed to Phillips Hospital. University, Kent, Ohio after- only," she shouted. Belle place, died at f hiiiips Hos­ 90 days in the workhouse was phase 1 do not intend to speak salaries, money to a campaign * # * which she will spend several "Go on and take your WPA pital Sunday. i±e was conveyed passed on Frank Bailey, 2ft, of. I want to tell you of the fund, Mr. Hennings asks nothing BABY ACCIDENTALLY DRINKS weeks touring Ohio in the inte­ check and keep your mouth shut to the hospital August 30 suffer­ white, 915a N. 22nd St., Monday phases that you might not hear from us except, that we do out­ Hits Rocks Here POISONOUS KEROSENE rest of the work of the A.M.A. and vote as you should. ing from continuous pains in the by Judge Ruddy on charges work faithfully. Alphonso Bray, 18-month-old- before returning to her home in head and neck, which became pro­ from anyone but me, or one of "The money is yotfrs anyway. which involved the serious in­ the young men who has been SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — son of Dora Bray, 3114 Deimar Hoboken, New Jersey. gressively worse. jury of two colored girls October "Another thing that vividly boulevard, drank a half glass of It doesn't belong to the demo­ fortunate to have a position un­ shows him to be an unusual per­ A 17 year old girl of the 3900 Mr. Brantley, Principal of crats. How a colored man in 1 at Page Blvd. and Whittier der him. block on Cook avenue, left her kerosene which he got ahold of Sumner High School, was a stu­ The postmortem revealed that 'St. He was accused of nine traf­ son is the tribute paid him for in the kitchen of his home Wed­ Evansville, five miles from a Thomas had a fracture and dis­ his work in the passage of the home in New Orleans to come to dent at Talladega College during fic offenses. "Mr. Hennings has a complete nesday while his mother's back the administration of Dr. F. A. boundary line where a brown man location of the first cervical ver­ Anti-Lynch Bill, in the House of St. Louis to live with Ray May can't even have his day in court Witnesses stated that he drove knowledge of the problems of Weathers, 27, 4130 Enright ave­ was turned. He was pronounced Sumner. tebra. Negro youth in St. Louis. He has Representatives, at the last in a serious state. under the democrats is beyond by through an automatic signal and Congress, by Mr. Walter White, nue, who she met May 20 while It was learned that May, 1937, struck Alice and Mary Stewart, shown his attitude towards these he was serving as a cook on the * * * understanding," she continued". problems by procuring jobs in Executive Secretary of the N. A. wh.le Thomas w4s--at work tear­ children of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. C. P., in a talk to the stu­ Steamer J. S. and fell in love WOUNDED IN SKIN GAME Southern Mob Lynches CHARGES DOUBLE CROSSING. ing down a building he was Stewart of 1426 N. Whittier St., Washington, of the type, so that with. Obie Marshall, 36, 1010 Mis­ "The'' democratic party, has the young men receiving them dents and faculty of Howard un­ struck on the head with a claw then drove on hitting two ma­ iversity. Mr. White told us of the Sunday she complained that he souri avenue, was arrested Wed­ Negro Suspected of been double crossing you for 200,1 bar. He went to the hospital in chines before he was captured may go to school there. This is, had left her after a quarrel over nesday about 4:50 p. m., on a of • course, appreciated by the difficulties he had encountered, years, and is double crossing you June for an operation for' a tu- eight blocks away. Charges of and that a young Congressman the price of their room at 3924 charge of shooting George Jones, Murder now," she added. - mor in the le% ehest. leaving the scene of injury to young man from St. Louis, from Misouri had done the most Cpok avenue, where they were 37, 2324a Papin street, in the where the opportunity for higher abdomen and left shoulder dur­ RUSTON, La.— A mob of several Claiming that the present A mother) ^rs. Alice Thomas, a person and driving while in­ to aid him in his fight for its pas­ living as man and wife. A war­ Roosevelt policies are fS$$t0&g~ education is sadly lacking. To rant charging violation of the ing an argument in his home hundred white men seized W»*C five sisters, Leola Tnomtfs- and toxicated are still pending sage. That this man, because of bringing the nation to .jnf|S$fen, Mrs. Eddie Dunns, Mrs. Theresa against Bailey who said he illustrate his interest and ability his personality and his good will Mann Act was sought, but was over a dime in a "skin" card WHIiams, 18, and lynched him .Wallace* Mrs. Annate Fmley would appeal. to do somefeing: He was able among his jjeJJeagues, was of great refused by federal authorities game. JlSdna Gray, J?, his com- near his mother's home, Wednes­ bankruptcy and-revolftpon,' 4he and Mrte J^ft {xrgtgi, jtnd tivg, to procure hig first job, jfe^asfe- aiMelton, 28, 1004 Missouri ave­ companion. slavery again. Library Circulation the bill, I knew the man must nue and Ed Hunt, 36, 2680 Pap­ The remains were shipped to for a new member of Congress, Weathers and they resided at the The attack on the couple oc­ She was wildly cheered through; for the new men get very littfe have been our Congressman, but Booker Washington Hotel for a in street, /were held as witnesses. curred Tuesday night while they Oakridge, La. He was employed SAIN* LOUlf, MISSOURI — to be sure I asked Mr. White who out her whole address. Charles H. Compton, Librarian, consideration in patronage mat­ period. She stated her parents of * * * were parked in their car in a se­ Chairman Edgar Durre an at Glick's Launury at the time of ters—in fact the opinion here at the person was of whom he WPA WORKER INJURED cluded spot. It was stated that the accident. says that the circulation of books Homer, Louisiana, believed them nounced that in each precinct i 4 spoke. I was told that he was James Esson, 23, 1414 Papin there have been several similar at the Public Library is increas­ home was, that he would get no married. the county republican meetings ing each month. The circulation jobs his first term! We who speaking of Thomas C. Hennings, Weathers is a cook at Peoples street, suffered a fractured right crimes. thought that did not know him; Jr., of St, Louis. I can attest to Hospital. leg when he was struck by a The Sheriff recovered the body would be held October 29 to hear in September was 266,480, an in­ a radio address at 9 o'clock by Beat With Stick crease of 26,762 over September, we were not aware of his go- what Mr. White said since I, rock while working on a WPA after Williams was hanged to a 1937. The total circulation from getting powers, his ability to car­ too, was interested in the pas­ project at Gravois and River tree and his body riddled with Homer Capehart, former Wash-, January to September, inclusive, ry our fight for opportunity with sage of the bill, and on the day Des Peres Wednesday. He was bullets and sent to Ruston in a ington (Ind.) man, who recently Has A Probable was 2,354,883, an increase of the Patronage Committee of the that the House of Representa­ Madison Go. Teachers conveyed to Marine Hospital. truck. held a "cornfield conference" on' tives voted upon the measure, sat his farm near Washington. 163,876 over the circulation ot House of Representatives, from FRACTURES IN-LAW'S ARM corresponding months of 1937. whom the jobs come. I would in the visitors gallery, and I saw Hold Ann'l Institute Mr. Hennings use his personality Slyvester Johnson, 49, was Fractured Skull Exhibits of the month at the like to name now the young men arrested Wednesday afternoon a Hennings Secures New THE MAMMOTH REPORTS — Public- Library include "Batiks" who received positions in Wash­ ms tact and his good will upon The Mammoth Life and Acci­ the doubtful members of that SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — short time after he had assault­ SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — by Fred Dreher in the Art Room, ington, through Mr. Hennings, All teachers of Madison Coun­ ed his sister-in-law, Sarah Cos- WPA Sewing Project dent Insurance Company of this After claiming she had been October 8-23; "Books, pictures in the order of receiving them, body. I too, agree that his persua­ ty attended the annual Teachers sion and hard work swelled the tello. 52. with a steel poker and city is offering to its policy-hold­ assaulted by an unknown man, and handicraft for Indian pro­ with the dates and the amount Institute at Alton, 111., on Oct. fractured her left arm in their ers and prospective joiners a rare" jects" in the Teachers Room, Oc­ vote and materially aided in the For Colored Women Esther Brown, 27, 1620 ' Biddle of time it took him to get the 20 and 21. A number of prom­ home at 4206 Papin street. treat for Thanksgiving. It is re­ tober 8-15; and "Puppets, how to job. They are: Lewis Clymer, passage of the bill in the House street, who was conveyed .to inent university lecturers ad- ported that several hundred peo­ Phillips Hospital Monday about make and use them" in the February 2, 1935, one month af­ of Repr i-entatives. SHiressed the assembly. The high­ SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — Teachers Room, October 17-31. SL»PP: BREAKS ANKLE Congressman Thomas C. Hen­ ple have already complied to thej 8:15 p.m., recanted her story ter arriving; Leroy Millender, "Another precedent was shat­ light of the sessions was Ozzi'e Hamilton, 37, 3062 when confronted by Thelma Wit- Aside from books on current June 15, 1935, four months after tered by this man who believes the appearance of Rabbi Isser- nings, Jr., today announced that campaign's qualifications. Thomas street, sustained a frac­ he had been advised by WPA The qualifications are easy f©| son, 19, 2224 (rear) Deimar political problems, both at home his arrival. These fects show in equal opportunity for all, when man of the Temple Israel in St. tured left ankle Thursday when boulevard. Thelma had applied and abroad, our reading public his power as a go-getter, and his Mr. Hennings began giving Com­ Louis, who gave his annual authorities that an additional one^to acquire, in competing f<> he slipped and fell while wash­ all-colored unit of the WPA J|t the hospital for treatment of is greatly interested in the fol­ ability to make the right friends. petitive Civil Service Examina­ stimulating talk on world af­ ing a car at the Sev-Wall Ga­ the Thanksgiving priies the Man a wound of the left chest, which lowing titles: "The importance of Other young men who have re­ tions, conducted by the U. S. Civ­ fairs. sewing project for Negro women, moth's clientele are only requjj rage, 930 N. 7th street. will be established and in opera­ she stated she received when ac­ living," by Lin-xu'tang; "With ceived jobs in Washingjpn, and il Service Commission, to de­ The second in a1 series of cin­ ed to pay their insurance up un­ costed by Esther Brown at Del- malice toward some," by Halsey: in their order are: Emmett Wil­ termine the youths who will re­ tion in the old Wyoming Street til January 1, 1939 and receive ematized literary masterpieces, During an alleged fight over Police Station, 9th and Wyoming mar boulevard and Jefferson ave­ "Horse and buggy doctor," by lis, 1936, promoted with the aid ceive his appointments to the "The Hoosier Schoolmaster," one of the tickets as a conttest- nue. Hertsler; "My America," by Ada- Army Training School at West a statement involving the repu­ avenue, within the next few of Mr. Hennirtjf in 1937; Milton Was presented in Dunbar Audi­ tation of a woman at the. Capi­ ant tor the above mentioned, mic; "Evolution of physics," by Thomas, March 15, 1936; James Point, and to the Naval Academy days. Congressman Hennings has According to the Wilson wo­ Einstein, and "Summing up," by at Annapolis. He asks the Ne­ torium, October 24th. The school tol Tavern, 1020 N. Vandeventer been devoting much time and prizes. Allen, March 15, 1837; Sam Don­ H striving to obtain .movies avenue Sunday night about 10:40 energy to obtaining this project HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! man Esther Brown came up to Maugham. ald, March 22. 1937. gro leaders to seek out young her and said, "If you don't let men to take advantage of this Sifeich combine a maximum of p.m. Howard Arrington, 40, 3811a for Negro Women to meet a very See a Mammoth Representa­ "At i Indianapolis, Indiana, in literary worth and enjoyment. Easton avenue, was shot in thp definite need at this time. He 'Ollie B' alone I'll kill you and the Resettlement Administration opportunity. In other words, tive today and get your ticket. drew a knife and ent her. Then, Woman Stabbed by •? Thei jspirit of carnival will abdomen and seriously wounded says that he expects this unit she altered, the assailant follow­ Offire, Mr. Hennings was able to the doors are thrown wide open, dominate Dunbar's gymnasium Edward Fields, 35, 2907 Tho­ to be enlarged as soon as suit­ ed her untS they reached an ally Another Over Cards place three 'young men: John by him. tb all candidates. on October 28 and 29. The Pa­ mas street, manager of the ta­ able quarters can be found to Given Life in Slaying nearby where she found a 24 Mansfield, Herman Olive and a "Mr. Hennings has given his ef­ tent Teachers' Club is sponsor­ vern, told police that he shot house it. All of the floor la­ inch broomstick and struck Est­ SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — young man named Spears. They forts to arrange our jobs to our ing the fete. No efforts are be­ Arrington as he attempted to dies and seamstresses will be Over Dime her Brown over the head with it Josephine Jackson, 26, 1813 were appointed August 6. 1936. best advantage. Here again he ing spared to provide a hilarious act as peacemaker and Arringtor Negro women and the complete several times. Lucas avenue, was conveyed to "As C. C. C. Camp Directors, has broken precedent since few jtf^ie for all. advanced on him with an open management and work of the Phillips Hospital Sunday about two young men, John Corneal, The Freshman and Sophomore SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — Willie Wright, 2216 Deimar men are interested in the welfare knife. He was booked on an as­ project will be carried on by Willie Hearrings, 34, 3?la 9:00 p.m. from an alley in tftft appointed in September 1935 and of their appointees; the general £f$ss .presented its homeroom sault to kill charge. Colored workers. boulevard, and Clarence and Mary rear of 1618 Wash street suffer­ assembly program on Tuesday, (rear) O'Fallon St., was s«P~—^ Bell Toten, both of 803! N. 20*b Joseph Chapman appointed Ap­ rule being that the Congressmen fenced to life in the Penetentiary ing from serious stab wounds in ril 4, 1936; #ie latter serving at do not interfere with the routine Kafetober 25th. Clintartis Harris, 26. waiter street, corroborated her account the left) chest. Willie Mae Brooks, Book Alleged Preacher Monday in the slaying of An­ of the incident. the 'All Negro' camp, establish­ and outmoded practices of the claiming to reside at 2133 Ran­ tonio Palmero, in an altercation 29, 1011a N. 16th street, was ar­ ed in southeast Misouri, after superiors under whom we hold ^George L. Mann, Principal. dolph street, was arrested by De­ Thelma Wilson elaimed she rested and admitted the stabbing, I Dunbar Grade-High School, tectives Edward Bolden, Phillip Rev. Frank Lowe, 42, who over the payment tor a ten-cent had never seen Esther Brown be- much work by Mr. Hennings to jobs. It is through such aid and basket of coal. A jury fixed his according to -police. 'The crime convince the Army Officials, that encouragement, as I have tried Eldridge and Thomas Brooks says he is a preacher, 2722a Day­ fore. Doctors elated Esther was alleged to have been the Madison, Illinois. Monday night at Leffingwell and ton street, was conveyed to Phil­ penalty in Circuit Judge Mur­ Brown sustained a probable frac­ we should have a camp in Mis­ to show, that has been respon­ phy's court. Assistant Circuit outgrowth of a quarrel over a Madison, Illinois. Franklin avenue, and held as a lips Hospital Monday about 11:30 m son tured skull. Her commonlaw hus­ souri, and moreover, that it sible for me now being a senior Atty. Si P asked death for card game. should be manned by Negroes. in the Howard University School suspect in the robbery of Harold p.m. suffering from lacerations band, Dewitt Lane, was notified of the; third and fourth finger the defendant who made a plea Again he accomplished the un­ of Law, and 1 may say now that Ross of 1261.00 August 9 in the of self defense. Two women tes­ usual and thereby broke a pre­ I expect to finish school in June Ross Appliance Company, 4255 of the right hand and acute al­ coholism. James Gordon inform­ tified Hearrings had been drink­ Trio Nabbed in Station Four in Hospital cedent. Thus it can be seen that of next year and at that time, Stevedores Settle W. Easton avenue. ing all day and fired when the 12 Negro youths have received since I know the problem of the ed the police that Rev. Lowe came to his home in an intoxi­ peddler insisted on hlm_ paying Holdup Over A Dispute directly the aid of Mr. Hennings. youig Negro of St. Louis in re­ Dock Strike Here for the half bushel of coal— "I started out to tell the home­ gard to gaining higher education, cated condition and wanted to Petition Against Tavern fight him and while staggering name" with such common terms' SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — ly things, the things that hap­ and out of appreciatino to my be SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — as-*Chink," "Yankee^ or "Wtop.' Calhoun Smith, 35, and Wed- Four persons were treated at pen that make one know what nefactor and friend, Mr. Hen­ around Lowe fell through a After being out on a strike Iqn Next to School window. dington Smith, 21, both of 2715a Phillips Hospital Monday about a fellow is—how does he react to nings, I shall give up the position four days, 88 colored stevedores Washington Blvd., and Otis Gunn, 8:45 p.m., following a" melee in one's personal problems? When a I now hold, so that some youth at the North Market St. dock of SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — Young Wolverines Have 2fy 1826a (rear) Deimar Blvd., the Liberty Cafe, 4251 Easton young man arrives in Washing­ of St. Louis may have the oppor­ the Federal Barge Line returned Petitions are being circulated Slashed by Suitor were arrested at 22nd St., and avenue. They were John Valen­ ton to accept a job, he's usually tunities and experiences 1 hav< to work Tuesday. The men quit by a committee headed by Char- Franklin Ave., . Monday about tine Orton, 42, Mrs. Martha Or- had while knowing our Congress­ mie Curry, WPA foreman and SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI r— broke; yet he most have funds man, Thomas C. Hennings Jit." work over the ten day suspension 11:85 p.m. with a cash register ton, 48, Viola Haynes, 40 ail of to live on until he receives a of one of their members who ob­ father of several Lincoln High Alice Bell, 24, wa< n-.-eyd Captain Crombie is playing his containing $15.37 in the car in 4235 Page boulevard and Emily jected to a boss' criticism and School students against Tillies to Phillips Hospital Tuesday fourth year at end for the Bull­ which they were riding. Dater pay. These things Mr. Hennings Gray, 1511 Goode avenue. realizes, one does not have to ap­ brandishment over work on the iaverh, a drink and dance parlor about 4:00 a.m. suffering from dogs. He is a day student, liv­ they were identified by Clarence According to JCmUy Gray, Fire Damages Home job. The group, all members, of which is operated within the lacerations of the right hand and ing within the city of Knoxville. Paiiselius, 20, white, as the trio proach him with this informa­ she was struck on the head with tion—he will ask for it on his the A.F. of L. longshoremen's shadow of the Lincoln school in thigh. She stated that Jerry Before his college grid career, who beat him into unconcious­ a stick by Martha Orton, who ac­ SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI — he starred at an end position for ner own accord, and give the fellow XJiion returned after a conference East St. Louis. It is reported Morris, 26, address unknown, ness and took, tfie register from cused her of being out with Fire in the home of Mrs. Jean- between their representative and that the place operated by whites came to her home^pnd pleaded the highly touted Austin High the fyling station at 4656 Natur­ the money needed for his board husband. Orton stated that Viola and lodging. One fellow arrived nette Evans, 5J213 Bell avenue, a U. S. Dept. of Labor concilia­ in the old Malone Hotel adjacent with her to keep company with Panthers. al Bridge. Ave., where he is an Haynes knocked him, down. All Monday about 8:30 p.m. caused tor. It was agreed the laid off to the school is frequented by him again and, when she refus­ attendant. The cash register was on Sunday,* and came to me; af­ No doubt Captain Crombie were booked on peace disturbance diamage eetimated at $25.00 to man would be returned to his job colored men and white women ed, slashed her with a knife then will be on the receiving end of valued at ?550.00. charges. ter finding him room and board on deferred payment, I found the contents. next Monday. who dance together. fled. (2-C) THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938

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Untold of Values by and select the model you de­ bile accessories and auto radios. PUE TO COLDS for the entire family, as well as sire. You save real money at Do not miss this opportunity to the fine stock of merchandise Belmont's. Ask about their "Pia­ have your car completely equip­ '<***• that has made Montgomery no Rental Plan". ped for cool weather driving. COUGH RJEMEOV Ward Stores famous throughout the nation, are being offere" in , B DROPS A OOSK 25c WHAT A NIGHT OF FUN! JOAN'S HOSIERY SHOP AT JOAN'S INDEPENDENCE BAPTIST ac Che cUtej/noon beivicta ound&j'. this mammoth celebration of Yes we are talKing about an Is featuring the latest m CONGRATULATIONS ivev. Eawards, Pastor .oars, i ate aiso was present anu "Ward Week" throughout the evening at Joe's Lincoln Grill!! housecoats, "Panda Moss" for entered lino Cue musical px^gj.aiu nation. The week found countless And Hallowe'en? Yeah, Man! Evansville's Largest ftis. JVlable Knox, Pres. only $2.95 up. TO THE COLORED PEOPLE OF EVANSVILLE ON YOUR Kev. Anderson, pastor of Pleas­ as aid her niece, ine iwingin, numbers crowding the doors of Everybody will be there! Spooks, Stock^tf Housecoats ant Baptist church of Providence, four tyuai^ecte of Uincmuati, o., this store and these people have goblins, clowns and "jitterbugs". BENTLEY'S CLOTHING STORE Robewhd Pajamas Ky., three singing groups anu also rendered §everal selections. been shopping wise, for there are Joe's can always be depended on Attention Everyone! With DIAMOND JUBILEE of NEW FREEDOM congregation will serve with the Kev. oopeland in the business no greater savings to be found for an evening of gaiety and every purchase of Men's or Wo­ SIZES: 12 up to 52 than the savings offered by ivjussionary Circle Sunday after­ meeting ounday evennig stateu | clean fun. men's wearing apparel of $15.00 WARD this week. Saturday is Priced from $1.00 up that the meeting was the best a hat will be given Free. Bent- noon at 3 p.m. The public is in­ the last day! Be "Shopper Wise" that he had held in quite some FELTMAN AND CURME vited. and, gel to Montgomery Wajrd's ley's can always be depended to $5.95 In every way Feltman and time. Next Sunday, Kev. Bryant now. Stock up for your child's upon for real Values. Clothes Curme's shoes are taking Evans­ of Henderson in company with school needs as well as needs for from Bentley's are snappy and CLEAVES MEMORIAL CME ville shoppers eyes more and LOANS his congregation will worship the entire family!! of the latest models and style. Rev. J. W. Appleby, Pastor with us. more each day. Their shoes are Prices are right too! Shop at G. W. Brown, Reporter known for their superior grade Bentley's. | Automobile - Furniture - Livestock Rev. '1. H. Copeland, presiding ALEXANDER AME of leather, smart 'styling, care-, elder of this district was in at­ BELMONT STORAGE CO. 5th and Walnut Sts. For values in upright and ful workmanship, and long wear SPOTLESS CLEANERS tendance at our services last Sun­ Kev. M. R. Dixon Jr., Pastor without losing their shape. Econ­ With an additional location day. This day was tiuite a busy grand pianos there are real va- Morning service, 10:46. Every­ omy in prices make Feltman and Spotless Cleaners is now able to INTERSTATE one with us, being the fourth and one is welcome. Kev, W. T. Hill, Curme Shoe Store the shopping serve all communities throughout FINANCE & LOAN COMPANIES last Sunday in the quarter. Rev. acting pastor. center for shoes for the entire the entire city. Up to date equip­ Copeland's message was taken l\.o\oWilliam Moore officiated. A spoonful. Hermann Delivers—give clothes but the real saving made reception followed at the church. them a ring. in the purchase. Step up and C & B Coal fggiJRL Many beautiful gifts were receiv­ step in 'the well dressed circle ed by the newlyweds. Kev. and Mrs. C & B COAL CO. with STANLEY. Company ^^^WW Moore and Rev. Edwards motored For the best quality of coal at to Indianapolis to attend the fun­ reasonable prices, C & B Coal FOR MARKET VALUES RE­ eral of Rev. Pete Gordon, Mrs. Company is known for their MEMBER TO SEE THE VAL­ COMPLIMENTS OF 825 CANAL STREET PHONE 2-6553 Emmett Outlaw is able to be up prompt delivery and right prices. UES OF THESE MARKETS:— after several weeks illness. Rev. Conveniently located it extends WITT'S, LONE STAR, WEISS, 25 Bu. 4" LUMP . .. ;?§£. $3-25 Boaz occupied the pulpit Sunday (Its service throughout the city. STECKLER'S. 3 00 These merchants appreciate 25 Bu. 4"x2" NUT $ ' morning and delivered a very •A Mr. Wolfe, the manager, has stirring sermon. The Building your trade. Why shop elsewhere? 25 Bu. PEA or SACK $2.00 JONIC made many friends among his Club will meet Tuesday evening /AND colored customers and welcomes at 2917 Fulton avenue at the APPETIZER others >to purchase their coal FOR TIRE NEEDS REMEMBER home of Rev. and Mrs. Hatchett. Jricc, 60C«nU from him. You'll find him a "GOODRICH SAFETY CORNER" S. S. KRESGE CO. . tifartittiy \y J.CJfaijiMMjaioiitCo. gentleman to deal with! AND FIRESTONE EVAMSVIU.S.D(V 403 Mam St. 425 Main St. UPON THIS DIAMOND JUBILEE OCCASION Sylvester "Jack" Williams is ive-v. u. JC. Johnson, Pastor nm BUD'S SERVICE 25C-SI.00 5c-IOc-25c WE CONGRATULATE YOU sermon oy Kev. Xisuare, pastoi Chicken, hot fish, chili, sand­ now located at the McFarland ot Mt. Lioerty Baptist cnurou, FOR MALARIA CHILLS wiches of all kinds—ium! Vum! Barber Shop on Lincoln Avenue. Store Store tooenvilie. Rev. Ewing and enou AND FEVER, COLDS AND You will find Bud's Service ideal He is sending an invitation to all of Race Creek will have chaife^ these chilly evenings. Then you of his friends to pay him a visit. § THRIFT INC. I of tne service. (3 p.m.) Ten vu- COUGHS DUE TO COLDS. may top it off with your choice Mr. Williams is a licensed bar­ f gin Kally.,*nd Candle Light fae*- ber and has had experience in PROMPT — CONFIDENTAJL vice sponsored by the choir win different tonsorial parlors in the You'll Find It At AUTO — LOANS — CHARACTER \ be rayen at: the 7:45 p.m. service.^ city. Sermonette will be preached by Phone 5219 the pastor, "Light." The State Don't forget those "AH Wool 17 S.E. 4th Board Meeting of the Mt. Onve Flannel Robes"' at Joan's Hosiery State Baptist Ass'n., inc., under Shop—"Beacon Blanket Robes" KRESGE too. gasaasBi the moderator, Rev. J. u. Dalam WBS of Oakland City closed a success­ ful meeting. Much of the work Philander Smith of importance was accomplished r by all departments. Plans were Increases Faculty laid for a great 25th Anniver­ UPON THIS DIAMOND LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—Seven sary of the Association in the new members have been added JUBILEE OCCASION | || coming annual session in July at to the faculty of Philander Smith Princeton, Ind. The Mt. Zion Bap­ College for the current year. •?r«^^

were gtfven by chairmen . of the sophomore at Kentucky state Cleaning Campaign and Proba­ Opens New Beauty Shop^ Families college, this week was elected tion Committees. Mrs. Lena Holley Home •Spiegel's Displays co-chairman of the collegiate Society Brevities George brought out some very YWCA's of Kentucky. timely research reports. Let Evansville get behind the orga­ Scene of Bridge New 1939 Radio KENTUOpAN- VISITS most popular young ladies is an Now Located nization in its attempt to get Beautiful Armchair Mo-ie! PARENTS macructwi' vin >tne fubnc School Union-Hampton Game System. probation officers for the mem­ Radio How Being Shown At Mrs. Mabel Fuqua of (ireen- bers of our race. ville, Kentucky spent the week Club Meeting W In Lincoln SPIEGEL'S. New Low Price of At Hampton Thanksgiving] $49.50. end here, the house guest of her FAUNTLLKOY EiNTLiCTAlNS Mrs. Mabel Holley, a ^teacher MOJNDAY JNiGHTEKri HEART CLUB MEETS Colored citizens of Evansville HAMPTON, Va. — The Union-^ .parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. in the Evansville Public Schools are cooperating wonderfully with Hampton Turkey J)ay Classic,^ Ulysses Long and Miss Ethel Donald Fauntleroy of Lfcicoln The home of Johnny Polk's was the scene of the regular was hostess, to the Leisure Hour the program of Lincoln Gardens originally scheduled for Rich­ Trigg in 416 E. Cherry Street. Avenue entertained the iv±onuuj< Bridge Club Tuesday evening, at caceu on ivxain ou. is &uuivuiiv*{i& mond, will be .play on Armstrong Night Bridge Club at ms home swing session of the Hearts Project. There are 161 faffiilies Club last Sunday. Mitchell was the home of Miss Fannie F. now living in the Gardens and the arrival oi a snipuieni ot RWS Field. This annual Thanks­ AFTERNOON BRIDGE iat>t Monday evening. K. n. giving rivalry is one of the keen­ given hearts by the armful at Snow—719 Oak St. A lovely vc-ij iaifcat and nit,oc convenient, CLUB MEETS Meade was the recipient oi the families are moving in at the est hi the CIAA and this yea* this meeting, quite contrary to luncheon was served. The color in the radio world, "ine iNew Mrs. Kickman entertained the lirst prize. x rate of two to five per week. should prove to be a very im­ the usual run of luck that he scheme being gold and black. ^vrmcnuir JH^Luroia itauio For f Monday Afternoon Bridge Club portant game in settling the con­ has been enjoying for the past Bridge followed the luncheon In comparison with rates of 1939." This radio is now on dis­ Monday, Oct. 24, 1938. A very de­ P.TA. PLANS ference standing. few weeks. * Hays and Turner Mrs. Agnes Mann won the prize. rent in the old"" "slum era" the play in the windows of the store licious dinner course was served. HALLOWE'EN PARTY 8- along with *R. Rowe, the high Among those present were Mi Gardens home saves an average and all persons who are interest- Mrs. Georgie Williams received Tne Parent-'l'eacners Associa­ scorer, took a good trouncing. ses Grace D. McFarland, Minnie family from five to eight dollars "ed in hearing this radio play are the club prize. tion of Lincoln High School is Ray Lambert scored his first Crowe, Ethel Trigg, Fannie per month. A home in the gar­ requested to come in and hear it planning an elaborate as well as know, Allouise J axon, Blanche CHARLES F. entertaining Hallowe'en "party at victory at this swing session. den includes gas for cooking and play. The radio may be pur­ SILVER TEA The guests were Richard Tyler Rickman, Vera Morpin; Mrs. Pau­ heating hot water, lights, and chased on the vei-y easiest or Mrs. John Dupee of the Lincoln the High School Gym Friday line Cheeks, Bessie King, Phoebe Nite, Oct. 28. Mrs. Phoebe Poi- and Edward Smith. Hays enter­ refrigeration. Bath and flush toi­ terms, only $1.00 down and- $1.00 WERNER Gardens will entertain with a tains Sunday at Mitchell's home. Porter, Luena Vista Bell, Mamie let makes each apartment mod­ a week. Silver Tea at her h.jjne Sunday ter is president ot this organiza­ Hastie and Agnes Mann, The tion and Mesdames Luther Ro­ ern, with the exception of a cen­ The public is always welcome Republican Candidate For evening from 4-6 p.ifi. ARGUS REPORTER MOVES hostess was assisted by Miss Al­ tral heating system. berts and Lena George are head­ louise J axon a lovely evening at the Spiegel Furniture Com­ Representative ing the decorating and refresh­ INTO GARDENS SPENDS WEEK END IN ILL. was enjoyed by all. These comfortable home con­ pany and is accorded courteous ment committees. AU the kiddies Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Lee and Miss Grace D. McFarland, the ditions remove an elements of treatment. "Come to Spiegel to­ are looking lorward to a happy daughter, Esther Mitchell, report­ IN CONGRESS lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lower standards of living. They day and see the many bargains time playing spooks and witenes. er for the Evansville Argus, nave MRS. BEULAH FIELDS, the that you may be able to secure Eighth Congressional District W. R. McFarland returned J»J.on- moved into an apartment in the surround the home life with fa­ owner of the Field's Beauty for only a small amount of money day after spending the week end Lnicoln Gardens. cilities of cooperative enterprises Grusin Store Shoppe which has its grand open­ down and the balance at your He Believes In: in Marshall, 111., visiting friends. CYCLISTS MEET AT ing Sunday,. October 30, 1938 at of home and social life, recrea­ W1LL1NGHAM HOME convenience," asserts Mr. Ort- Miss McFarland, one of the city's TAKE NEW APARTMENT 462 So. Elliott street. Open house tion and proper use of leisure the Bicycie oiub met at the meyer. 1. A decrease in our taxes. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morton have will be held from 2 until 6-p.m. time. This in itself raises the 2. Improved working condi­ home of Mrs. Rose Vv iliingh'am, moved from their old residence Now In New Mrs. Fields is a graduate of the standard of living, lowering the tions for labor 601 Line bueet Tues. evening. on Cherry Street to one of the Mme. C. J. Walker's College of cost of police protection and fire 3. Agricultural stability and After the ouaniess session of the Red Caps Call Conf. IN new apartments in the Uardens. Beauty Culture in Indianapolis, In­ hazards, lessens criminal in­ progress for all farmers. Pro­ meeting was transacted, a very Modern Quarters diana, class of 1937. She also is stincts, and removes unsightly To Discuss Wage Act tection of American markets delicious luncheon was served by MEMORY CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY a graduate of j_iincoIn High sections ffom the public eye. for home products. Electri­ the very lovely hostess. Th6 fol­ CHICAGO, Oct.—(By Ernest city for light and power in WITH PARTY With the completion of twen­ School. For appointments, call This value to better citizenship OF lowing persons were present at cannot be measured in dollars Calloway for ANP)—Recent de­ all rural sections. William Quinn of Evans Ave­ ty years of business, S. H. Gru- 2-9773. Her shoppe is equipped velopments caused by the pas­ the meeting: Katherine Phelps, and cents; only the future will i. The promotion of industrial nue celebrated his birthday last *in announces the formal opening with the very latest and most sage of the Fair Labor Standards development and the stimu­ Helen Franklin, Ruth Coahoum, week with a private party at nis of his new modernistic front de­ convenient machinery in the beau­ give the project its true value. Act and the Interstate Commerce Fannye Williams, Alyce Renol, lation of business that more Bessie Warren home. The party was given by partment store, corner Iowa and ty culture line. The public Is in­ Commission granting employe jobs may be created for the Modeaom Lambert. The following George Edmonds. Only a few Main streets. The new structure, vited to attend the open house status to red caps, have made working-men and women. persons are the members of the close friends weie in attendance wheih faces Main street, has a session Sunday from 2-6 p.m. necessary the calling of a Na­ 5. Ample and adequate relief Meade club: Lola Hall, Lottie Ann Mor­ at the party. terra cotta front of buff with Shouting of war is now con­ tional Emergency Policy confer­ for the unemployed, the Come and inspect the new Field's ence by the International MY ton, Margaret and Mayon Banks, brown base of modernistic de­ Beauty Shoppe. sidered passe. What a change! needy, the aged and blind. All Roslan Hildatherd, Emma Vance, Brotherhood of Red Caps, it was "SWEETHEART GUESTS AT DINNER sign above the two entrances. Even Hitler and Mussolini have money allocated for relief OF THE La Rue Barba, and Rosa Willing- announeed last week. should be used for relief, ; Joe Williams and Euriel Long Ivory fixtures predominate in taken a tumble. . SKIES" " ham. will be the guests of honor at a the store in keeping with the in­ only. dinner Sunday at the home of terior brightness. KENTUCKY STATE STUDENT 6. Representative government MY MOTHER P.T.A.S HOLD MEETING Mr. and Mrs. W. Mack Wharton, Radio Schedule j ELECTED TO YWCA OFFICE Which is administered in the For the past five years Gru- interest of the people. Resto­ A very interesting P.T.A. 555 Tidrington Avenue. FRANKFORT, Ky. — (ANP)— DIED sin's has been located at the At the annual area meeting of ration of confidence in our meeting was held at the Lincoln corner of Main and Columbia FOR people of our government. October 31, 1911 High School Friday, October 21. WILLINGHAMS HONOR of Political Talks the state "Y's" at which only streets. The steady growth ot • BED SPRINGS two Negro institutions were re­ 7. Government FOR the people. After a short business session FRIENDS Fairmont, W. Va. business made it necessary foi DEMOCRATS • MATTRESSES presented, Miss Randa Russell, an acquaintance game was intro­ Mr. and Mrs. B. Willingham larger and more up-to-date quar­ • BED CLOTHING duced "anci" enjoyed by all, after K. H. Meade honored a few friends at their ters. •?•'¥* Fri., Oct. 28—6:15 p.m. WEOA • CURTAINS which tea was served. Music was beautiful home on Line Street Grusin's carries a large stock Judge John Wi. Spencer, Jr. • DRAPERIEfS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF enjoyed while eating. Reports Sunday afternoon with a very of popular priced merchandise 6:35 p.m. WEOA • BAKELITE delicious luncheon. The honored Mayor Wm. H. Dress • SOFT RUGS a a i of men's and boy's fu&shings, r*%nim^iif;mi tfr itrTatiM»-1 iiil'vmiiTi rin'fi r rnwinri r~I •-*-' guests included Mr. and Mrs. ladies and misses wear and ready Mon., Oct. 31—6:15 p.m. WEOA • SCHOOL SUPPLIES • CUTLERY WHEN YOUR PARTY GOES DRY Franklin, Cyrus Gamer and J. to year. . The infant department John W. Boehne Jr. • HEATERS - STOVES • COAL SCUTTLES W. Holder. presents a beautiful array of Mon., Oct. 31—6:00 p.m. WGBF Gall 2-2658 • HOUSE FURNISHINGS • STOVE PIPES DIAL 2-8290 lowest priced needs. Prices on Governor Townsend Don't forget the Masjce£ Ball all garments are at lowest level Fri., Nov. 4—6:00 p.m.—WGBF - at the Greystone Ballroom Mon­ giving the customer the benefit Senator Van Nuys AL'S LIQUOR STORE day" evening, October 31st, from 9 of the skill of mass purchase. Mr. REPUBLICANS A. G. Duncan Roberts Furniture Co. 417 1-2 LINCOLN AVENUE uiftil 2. All the jitterbugs and Grusin wishes Colored Evansville Fri., Oct. 28—7:45 p.m. WGBF Our Liquor Stock is Complete — "All Popular Brands" cats will be present to sl^g to to know that they, jare welcome Judge Edgar^Bjure . if%;' tunes of POSI2X and his at his store and will be given Sat., Oct. 29—9:00,.p,m. WGEF 251 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE 3-2955 Rhythm Ramblers. The admission the most courteous treatment. Homer W. Capehart -tltl-l *iT"'-r'-ffi^r^-'TiUlirlMH sSS aStiE* is only 15c. Mon., Oct. 31—6:45 p.m. WEOA f and Son Speaker to be announced FREE Tues., Nov. 1—6:30 p.m. WEOA Witt's Market PROMPT Sears Is Your Store MATTOON, IIA. William F. Little SATURDAY - LAST DAY! DELIVERY By W. J. Smith Wed., Nov. 2—WEOA Lincoln at Linwood, Evansville, Ind. The annual conference of the AME (After City Court), French From a tiny acorn the mighty church was held in Springfield, 111., last oak has grown. Thus another week. A large crijwd attended session* Clements Phone 3-3193 Bishop .1 A. Siregg presided. The follow Wed., Nov. 2—WGBF, 8:00 p.m. cycle of life completely due to ing: is a partial list of the appointments rrnnwpi iMiYrmrriTiiTB thorough coordination of nature's in the Illinois annual conference: Dr. Homer W. Capehart life-embodying elements. O. K. BrooKs oi unampaitn, presiding' Thurs., Nov. 3—WGBF, 6:50 p.m. TRY WITT'S SPECIAL COFFEE, 15c Per Pound elder of the Springfield District; Kev. Thirteen years ago a tiny, George A. Brown of Springfield, Presid­ Fred J. Raeber ing elder of the Quincy Bistrict; Rev. Fri., Nov. 4—WGBF seemingly insignificant seed "was George W. Jones of Springfield,- presid­ planted at Fourth and Sycamore. ing elder of the Cairo District; Pastorial Judge Edgar Durre appointments: Rev. s. I. S. Stone to St. Sat., Nov. 5—7:15 p.m. WEOA It depended entirely on life-giv­ Paul, Springfield; J. A, Randolph to —GROCERIES— ing support from local and neigh­ Peuria; G. W. Brewer to Cairo; Will J. Benjamin F. Zeig •MEATS— Smith to Mattoon; Joe Johnson to i/on- Mon., Nov. 7—6:35 p.m. WEOA boring communities. ¥ou, the tiac; J. H. Fisher to Elkville; Ben John­ Del Monte Tuna Light people of Evansville and the Tri- son to Bloomington; J. H. Sydes • i William F. Little Meat 2 cans 29c Taylorville; J. Davis to Carmi Circuit; Mon., Nov. 7—7:00 p.m WEOA Armour Sliced State havtf supported that life- Edwacd King to Harrisburg; George A. Ntmrt Better Flour Bacon ...... Lb. 26c blood. You have been responsible Shaw to Decatur: G. H. Hughes to Ma­ A Symposium, "Why I'm Vot­ rion; MeCalley to Brookport; John Rob ing Republican." 12 Lb. 37c; 24 Lb. 69c for its rapid growth from just inson to MurphyBboro; Stephen John­ Heinz Soup's, 2 cans 25c Armour 1 Lb. another small store to the pre­ son to Cash; Elzy Taborn to Mounds; Carton Lard sent, modern, metropolitan Sears Harry Stone to Paris; C. Allen to Love- Maxwell House joy; McCormaek to Quincy; E. C. Ful­ HILLSBORO-, IIX. Coffee -V-i 23c Roebuck, Evansville's finest de­ ler to Collinsville; C. W. Wright to Dan­ St. James Baptist church, Rev. J. K. Spare Ribs Lb. 16c I partment store. ville; J. H. Stoner to Champaign: J. W. Shelby, pastor: The services began iv Post" Toasties Wiley to Bloomington r~ John Davis to their usual form. Sundav school opened Sears feel certain that your Clinton; J. A. Braton to Campbell 2 Boxes <:%'. 15c at 9:45. SFupt. J. H. Hayes was in Young Baking Chicken loyal patronage is due to the Chapel; H. Hassell to Mound City; J. A. ehfirge. Song- and prayer services were Pure Country Sorghum Lb. 23c Sidall to St. John, Spring-field; I. M. D. conducted by deacons. Elder and Mrs Vi Gal. Pail 45c fine quality merchandise priced Washington to Jacksonville; R. D. Dix­ Johnson and daughter and another young to suit your budget and tfte ever on to East St. Louis; and A. A. Atta- man from Decatur worshiped at way to Alton. *** Rev. W. J. Smith re­ imomlns- service, ** Mr. u. S. Childress courteous and prompt service. turned from conference last Thursday and Mrs. Frank C'aybrooks returnet Since the recent enlargement and after having been reappointed as pastor home this morning from Chicago, when WEEK END SPECIALS of Davids AME Church for the fifth they attended the funeral of theii modernization Sears have further year. The regular services were held daughter and sister, Mrs. Childress anc TEXAS Seedless Grape Fruit endeaveored to offer you an last Sunday and the QUARTERLY CON­ Mrs. Mary. Wimbley remained in Chica­ 4 For 20c FERENCE will be held by Dr. C. E. go for a few days. Both Mr. and Mrs. Celery Large Stalk 5c even greater variety of merchan­ Brooks, Presiding Elder, November 6th Childress were called to Chicago on the dise- for the family, home, farm, at 11 a.m. and a musical program Sun­ death of Mrs. Brunius, formerly, Miss day afternoon at three o'clock directed Ethel Claybrooks. Mrs. Brunius was and car, and above all to give by George Trent. *** Miss Bernice Gray stabbed to death by her husband in and brother, Bill, attended the Confer­ their home in Chicago. The husband has ence in Springfield. *** Mrs. G. B. not been apprehended. Mrs, Brunius waF Flowers has returned from a visit in formerly a resident of this city and Terre Haute, Ind., at the home of her leaves three children, her mother, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Lillian Brown, who was U. S. Childress,- two brothers, Charles injured in an automobile wreck. ***** and Prank, of this city; one sister, Mrs. Henry Hill of Monroe, La., was in Mat- Ethel White of Chicago, and many toon for the Broom Mfg. Co. of Monroe, friends to mourn their loss. Mrs. Mary Noted Hair and Scalp Specialists last week. * * * Mrs. A. V. Jessie Of Wimbley is in Chicago also and atten Chicago, 111., is visiting in the city as ed the funeral of her daughter-in-law, and Coiifurists guest of her brother, Arthur Anderson. * Mrs. Charles Long. *** The sick of the Mrs. Freeman was hostess at a lunch­ city are tret much improved. Rev. A. J. HOURS: 2 till 6 P.M. "OPEN" eon at her home in honor of Mrs. A. Martin is not so well today. Mrs. John House V. Jessie with Mesdames Hartwood, Barton is still in bed. *** Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and Nick ens as guests. • *** Robert Hitt were called to Quincy at the Mrs. W. E. Poindexter has returned death of Mrs. Hitt's mother, Mrs. Mary from Murphysboro. *** Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs. Hugh Ford and her sis­ Yates of Charleston, spent Sunday in ter-in-law, Miss Bonnie Ford also accom­ AN INVITATION Mattoon visiting Mrs. A. V. Jessie. *** panied them. »** Little Rose Ann Mar- The Buds of "Promise" met at the home tni entertained a number of her little of Mrs. Hapgood. Miss Esther Robin* friends at her home on East Street cele­ son of Learna was a visitor. *** Mrs. brating her 3rd birthday. The evening For YOU, YOU And YOU Mary Brown of Chicago, who has been was spent very pleasantly. Ice cream visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vickers has attel cake were served. *** Mr. and Mrs. TO ATTEND THE returned home. Her two daughters will John Neusom of Hillshoro and Mr. "Wal­ remain to attend school in Mattoon ker, - Mr. Anderson** and Mr. Borders were this winter. * * * Thomas Estell of dinner guests at r the home of Miss Essie Learna has moved to Mattoon. *** Rev. Hayes Sunday, October 23rd. *** Mrs. GRAND OPENING OF THE NEWLY FINISHED and Mrs. D. C. Jones of Champaign, Nora Hayes was entertained at the were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. John Neusoin Mrs. Coris Robinson in Learna. *** Mr. Tuesday, October 2R. * * * Miss Bonnie and Mrs. Frank Bell of Learna visited Ford of Lawrenceville, —Indiana is visit­ Mr, Bell's sister, Mrs. Ella Derickson, ing at the home cf her brother, Hugh Friday. *** Willie Derickson, 14, son of Ford. Reporter, J. H. Hayes. *** The Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Derickson of Mar­ Church of God evening program was well ISJTY SHOPPE shall avenue, fell from a tree and broke attended by Hillsboro, Litchfield and De­ his wrist and left leg. *** Mrs. Nick- catur and Love People. Elder Johnson ens sustained serious injuries from a of Decatur preached a wonderful ser­ fall, and was also struck by a football mon, after which Eddie Wright of Litch­ 462 ELLIOTT STREET which was kicked by some boys playing field -and Miss Margaret Johnson of De­ near her residence. * * * The Second Bap­ catur were presented in a contest. Miss tist Church held a mortgage burning Johnson was 4c In lead which will cause and program at the church; Mrs. Estell, the boyB to serve the girls at the re­ oldest member, held the paper, and Mrs. ception which Mrs. Claypool will grive on Charles Estell, the youngest member, October 28. All young boys are welcome Sunday, October 30,1938 lighted the paper. Rev. Harry Estell was to come to 109 East St. on Oct. 30. Mrs. master of ceremonies. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Decatur will present a pro­ Webb entertained the following guests at gram. All are welcome. their home, on N. 10th street, last Sun­ "Featuring Mme. C. J. Walker's SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTURE day night. Mrs. C&Jlie Glover, Winfield Gilbert of Chicago; John O'Connor, Chi­ cago; A. Brown, Chicago; A. Algeo, Chicago; Louise Pugh, Decatur, 111, *** MRS. BEULAH FIELDS, Prop Phone 2-9773 When you want the news read the St. Weakness of the League of Louis Argua. Nations is that little states pre­ sume to vote on the affairs of the big ones. PAGE FOUR THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938 Elected to Office in GHOSTS!! — GOBLINS!! Ambulance Gift To SCANNING THE FLICKERS ELEANOR R. PORTER'S WITCHES!! - CLOWNS!! Medical Society THEY'LL ALL Spain on Way GARY, Ind., Oct. —(ANP)— AT THE ROYAL THEATRE Hudson. A variety of shorts will At the annual meeting of the ] Poro Coiffure Salon BE AT JOE'S CHICAGO —(A N P)— At a Tex Kitter, tne singing cowboy also be shown on the bill.. . Lake county medical society in > Featuring "The Beautiful Croquignole Wave" dinner at Poro college last Thurs­ with the two fisted punch pack­ Charley McCarthy and Edgar- Gary last Friday, Dr. Robert M. day, Thyra J. Edwards tendered ed in each hand is giving his Bergen, the, famous radio team Hedrick was elected as one of j CHARM — Phone 2-4526 — BEAUTY LINCOLN CRILL to the Negro Ambulance fund best performance of the year in which has been drawing a round the two councilors chosen each and the Salaria Kee Ambulance this wildwest feature which of applause from the audience year by the organization. This is 9 A.M. — 6 P.M. 1016 WALNUT HALLOWE'EN NITE fund a report of the recent tour comes to the Royal for a one whenever they have appeared the first time that the society, LINCOLN & GOVERNOR composed of 300 members all of the Negro People's ambulance day stand Saturday. He appears over the radio or in the movies "You're Just As Beautiful As Your Hair Dress' for on behalf of Republican Spain. white except five, has elected a Monday, Oct. 31,' 1938 in the picture titled, "Frontier comes to the Royal in one of the colored man to any office. The ambulance, started by a Town". Tex runs into quite a season's best musical comedies, gift of $250 from Paul Robeson, bit of trouble caused by the HALLOWEEN was accompanied by Thyra Ed­ "Goldwyn Follies." This pair is GREYSTONE wards and Salaria Kee on its many outlaws of the countryside, ably assisted by Adolphe Men- Klan Fails to Bar and a tour of 21 cities. but after a series of battles he jou, the Ritz Brothers and Negro Chorus JoUy Evening Anytime emerges victorious. The final Kenny Baker. You can't af­ MIAMI—(ANP)— Although a BALLROOM The toun terminated at "New chapter of Tim Tyler's Luck will ford to miss this beautiful For Pleasant Smoke Dreams — Try York. The ambulance will sail be shown on this same bill. Ted group of Ku Klux Klansmen in­ Beer — Liquors on the American relief ship, spectacle. Several new songs vaded his church Monday night 409 Lincoln Ave. the Kitty is also on the bill. will be introduced and chirped Eric Reed, Oct. 30. Dean Wm. This is a comedy that is sure to and protested against the use Wines — Cocktails Pickens of the NAACP has sent by the handsome Kenny Baker. of a Negro chorus in a revival SWINGY TUNES BY please: "Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars" service, it did not prevent the POSEY and His Rhythm out a call, urging the Negro peo­ ple to contribute $500 toward is a new serial which starts on Rev. T. H. Hibson of the Orange LAFENDRICH RAMBLERS the remaining 2,000 tons of cargo Beautiful Gloria Stuart and this same day, Wednesday. You Glade Baptist church from car­ Featuring Jute Tyler ' handsome Michael Whalen ap­ rying out his plans. "Hot Saxophonist" needed to fill the relief ship. can't afford to miss thie great still ten-cent pear in the much discussed "Is­ serial as it is one of the bes* land in the Sky" picture which to ever be filmed. Featured in Admission 15c plays the Royal Sunday and Mon­ Saves Five Whites cigar value---but YOU'LL LIKE "The Place Where Everyone this film are Larry Crabbe and School Overcrowded day. This picture centers around Jean Rogers. From Burning Death Has A Good Time" a fast action scene as laid out in MEMPHIS, Tenn.—(By James To Danger Point a nite club and has a strong Bob Custer the hard two gun C. Dickerson for ANP)—Five theme built around underworld fighting gang rustler appears at white Memphians, trapped in Kill-Dee-Acme CHICAGO —(ANP)—The Du- their burning auto Saturday NOW 5c activities. See how Michael acts the Royal for one day only next Sable high school, constructed in in the role of a detective. A Friday in "Ambush Valley". night, owe their lives to an 1934 at the cost of 3,450,000 to comedy, "Cutie Crime" and a unidentified colored man who Cornmeal accommodate 2,400 students, now Don't miss this thriller. Another came to their rescue and exting­ SPECIAL SUNDAY has 4,000 students and is over­ news feature complete the bill. feature of this program is the uished the flames by throwing crowded to the point where clas­ Here's that man of mystery picture titled, "Filming Nature's dirt over the blazing motor. MADE BY LUNCEON ses are being held in lunch again, Mr. Moto, featuring the Wonders." The final chapter of • FRIED CHICKEN rooms, store rooms, corridors famous Peter Lorre. In this same Dick Tracy's serial will also be • POTATO SALAD and anterooms. picture will be found Kochelle shown. Arkansas Lawyers Ziliak & Schafer • GREENS • CANDIED YAMS Organize State Body • FRESH TOMATOES LITTLE ROCK, --(ANP)— J. Milling Company • CORN BREAD OR R. 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\ _. A THE EVANSVILLE ARGUS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938 PAGE FIVE DUNBA LINCOLN HIGH 19-b STEERS BATTLE AT LA FLORIDA AT MORRIS BROWN CLAIM WEEK'S SPOTLIGHT

diggings. The Blues have also been charged with only a tie by Evenly Matched Teams Fight Va. State and 6-0 defeat by Mor­ Texas College Steers Langston May gan. Tenn. A. & 1. who beat i. Grid Dope C. Smith 9-0 last week will get their real test when they engage Hard For Tallies mighty Wilberforce who has lost Trample Xavier Goldrush Upset Steers only to Kentucky. One of the outstanding little TYLER, Tex.—After the Steer EVENLY MATCHED TEAMS fourth down and heaved a long teams of the year is Lane Col­ victory over the Kentucky State FIGHT FOR 48 MINUTES ON pass deep in the enemy's terri­ By R. A. JACKSON lege who beat Fisk 22-0 and Thorobreds, every /team in the EVEN TERMS; BREAKS GIVE tory, it was knocked down by (Secty N.N.A.A.A.) Knoxville 13-0 by the same score Southwest Conference has been LeMoyne Crushes DUNBAR EDGE OVER Bronson, quarterback for Lin­ as LeMoyne. Only strong Mor­ The thundering Texas herd will ris Brown has beaten Ox Clem- r^fc&E preparing to stop the Steer and INDIANIANS coln, into the hands of one of invade the new Stadium of Zip cop the Colored National Foot­ mon's Dragons of Jackson, Ten­ Dunbar's player's who tripped Gayle's treacherous Langston nessee, by a scant 6-0 score. ball crown. The Xavier Goldrush Fisk, 37 to 0, in DAYTON Ohio, October 23, five yards to a touchdown. The Lions at Oklahoma City this Sat­ furnishing the opposition for the 1938. (Special To Evansville Ar­ half ended 7-0. urday. Coach Rettig's team al­ Steers in their first game since gus).—Before a capacity crowd ready filled with championship 10 POUND TURKEY crushing Kentucky were easily Mad Title Drive including the entire student PUNTING DUEL BETWEEN fervor is promised no tea-party TO BE GIVEN AWAY SCHEDULE THIS WEEK by its host who spilled the won by the score of 21—6. The MEMPHIS, Term., Oct. 22— body of the local high school, TEAMS FEATURE OF^ NOTICE Xavier Team outweighed the c. A. A. the Dunbar warriors capitalized apple-cart for Coach Mumford's The LeMoyne college Mad Magi­ Hampton, SO Lincoln, 6 THIRD QUARJER Tuesday, Nov. 22, 1938 Steers and showed plenty of fight, cians combined their famous Va. Union, 40 St. Paul, 0 on the breaks of the game and Southern U. charges and last TO HOLDER OF but their best was too light for razzle-dazzle with powerful line Morgan, fi BlnefieM, O emerged on the big end of a week whipped a great Bishop Shaw, 13 i. C. Smith, O The feature of the first part team. Langston is one of the LUCKY TICKET the; National Champions' bound thrusts and romped over the S. I. A. A. 19-6 score last night on the lo­ of the third quarter was a punt­ Thundering Herd. The Steers Fla. A. & M., 33 (lark, 0 many ranking teams that has Fisk Bulldogs, in Washington cal's gridiron. ing duel between the two teams A Chance With Every Job made 12 first downs to Xavier's Stadium, by a score of 37—0. To­ Ala. State, 18 S. C. State, 0 only the blemish of a tie on its Le Moyne, 3T Fisk, O The visitors kept the ball in with the visitors getting the record and is conscious ot the Get Yours Today!! five. day's win was the Magicians' Lane, SI Knoxville, 7 At the beginning of the sec­ fourth in as many starts this Morris Brown, 13 Morehouse, O local territory the greater por­ edge. With the ball on Lincoln's fact that stopping Big Myles An­ ond period the steers took the Reason and their ninth consecu­ MIDWEST A. A. tion of the first quarter and com­ 35 yard line, a long pass by the derson and his teammates will Lincoln, 25 Louisville Mnny, 0 pull them right back into the situation well in hand. It was tive Southern Conference vic­ SOUTHWEST A. A. pletely outplayed the Dunbar local lads was called good be­ LINCOLN SHOE in this period that all of the Steer tory. Langston, 20 Bishop, O warriors. The ball carrying ot cause of claimed interference. race. Jarvis, 6 Tillotson, O touchdowns were made. The first Captain Elmer Henderson, Wile}', 14 Sam Houston, 3 Bronson, shifty Lincoln quarter­ After a series of rushes the call Another game of importance touchdown came as a result of right tackle, placed his 196 INTERSBCTIONAL back was the highlight of the was carried over the goal for the this week between two teams SHOP a 70 yard drive from the Steer's pounds of man in front of the Ky. State, 14 Tuskegee, 0 Texas, 21 Xavier, 6 first period of the game. He second tally of the game. The at­ with ties, the only blotch on their own 30 yard line. After 58 yards line smashing efforts of the Fisk ELSEWHERE continually clipped off yards tempt to convert the extra point escutcheon will pit the Virginians 603 S. Elliott Street in 3 downs on plays from double Bulldogs and while he and the Ala. Normal, 33 Tailedaga, 0 against each other. Union and Livingstone, 6 Allen, 6 after yards together with Wool­ by drop kick failed by severa. "Owned by Negro Enterprise wingback formation, Anderson other linesmen were holding the ridge, fast fullback of Lincoln, inches. Va. State. Union tied Morgan handed the ball off to Howard Bulldogs to a solitary first down, Arkansas, 34 Philander, 6 Association" DUliard, 13 < Tougaloo, 12 but the lads were unable to while Va. State tied Bluefield. who raced 12 yards for the Thomas Henry strutted his stuff Downing town, 18 Storer, 0 VISITORS OFFENSE STARTS Steer's first touchdown. Second in his characteristic way to lead Alcorn, 27 Vliss. M. I., 0 cross the locals' goal. LeMoyne, the Mad Magicians Southern, 20 ..a. Normal, 0 period the ball was worked down the Magicians to victory. Wee DUNBAR CONVERTS STARTS TO CLICK of Jack Adkins •get an oft' week, Willie Smith, sensational half­ RESULTS OF GAMES BREAK INTO SCORE but the other two of the unde­ to the Xavier 16-yard line where S. I. A. A. McClain ran off his own right back, tied Henry in the point- Tuskegee vs Morehouse Early in the second quarter, After this score Dayton kickeu feated untied quintet in the na­ tackle for the second Steer making with two tallies and Talleuega vs Tougaloo Dunbar's quarterback, Stone, to the visitors and after a series tional shamble are promised no Clark vs S. Carolina State easy time. Florida A. & M. touchdown. In the closing sec­ Breadon and Turner, quarter­ Ala. A. & M. vs Knoxville dropped back some five yards on of long runs and passes, the onds of the first half, after the back and sub-end respectively, Ala. State vs Xavier Lincoln's 35 yard line on the longest one being from Barrett rattlers travel to Atlanta to meet WATCH FOR TNE ball had been placed deep down contributed one touchdown each. Fla. A. & M. vs Morris Brown to Culver, put the ball on Day­ the Morris Brown Purple Wol­ in Xavier territory by line The opening quarter was hardly C. I. A. A. verines who have only a 0-0 tie five minutes old when the Mad Hamptun vs A. & T. ton's 15 yard line. On the next by Tuskegee against them while DATE OF THE MO plunges by Howard and passes N. C. College vs Shaw play, Barrett heaved a beautiful bv Anderson, Anderson took the Magicians continued their old raz­ St. Augustine vs Smith West Virginia's Yellow Jackets zle-dazzle to put the ball on the St, Paul vs Lincoln spiral to Winsatt for the visitor's invade the Big Bluefield Blues ball on the Xavier 20 yard stripe, Tnion vs Virginia State lone tally. The attempt for extra rtnrted off his own left guard Bulldogs' 20 yard stripe. With the OTHF.K COLLEGES DEMOCRATIC where he lateraled to Turner for oval on the 20-yard stripe, Smith Wifcey at Southern point was no good. started on an off tackle run and Arkansas State at Prairie View the third and final Steer touch­ Texas at Langston Connelly, flashy back of the Lane Dragons Beat down. Miles Anderson kicked all as he was hit after picking up West Virginia at Blueflelil 5 yards, the shifty halfback lat­ Ky. Stat* at Lincoln local team received a punt on SPEAKING three extra, points. eraled to Breadon who ran the LOCAL Knoxville in Thriller Vn-shon vs Louisville——Louisville the visitor's 40 yard line and ran remaining distance to start the Sumner vs Kansas City—Kansas through the entire team for the scoring. From this point on it Lincoln vs Cairo—E. St. Louis, 2:30 p.m. JACKSON, Tenn.—(SNS)— Ox RALLY § LOCAL, final tally. The try for extra U.S. Negro Gets was a question of how many. point was no good. The final Clemmons turned his red garbed Lincoln, 13 Lovejoy, 0 Lane Dragons aloose tonight be­ AT THE Sumi-er, 32 Webster, O Now Comes score: Dayton 19; Evansville 6. Mark in Weight Lifting tiary, 7 Vashon, 2 fore 3,000 fans and when the smoke was down, Knoxville col­ VIENNA,—A new world weight Phila. Ashmen Win LINEUP lege was under the heap, 21 to lifting record was claimed last COTTON Eight-Day Strike Plans for Louis' HALLOWEEN LINCOLN POf DUNBAR week by John Terry, American The Dragons had everything ex­ Negro, in an international com­ PHILADELPHIA, (CNA) — SO GET READY FOR Culver — - L.E. — — Lowe Frisco Bout Outlined — Hawkins cept punting. They tackled vi­ petition here. He dethroned a More - ihaa 2,000 Negro and THE FUN WITH Dunlop — — L.T. CLUfff Alston — — L.G. Bonner ciously, they ran, they passed and German competing in the feather­ white ash collectors, victorious CHICAGO —(ANP)— Details steam-rolled to 19 first downs weight class. Terry lifted 97 1-'' in tneir eight-day strike, starred of his proposition for promotion Halloween Favors Saunders — C.— — —Jackson while the Hawkins machine turn­ 422 Chestnut St. kilograms -(214:95 pounds) witi? this week to clean up the ac­ of a heavyweight championship Hargrove. —- KG. Kelly ed in but 2. It was a most one­ a two-hand snatch. Teams repre­ cumulation of rubbish littering bout in conjunction with . next Novelties And J. Catlett —- K.T. — — Chiles sided battle in every quarter but Corlis Leavell and Joe Mundy senting 12 nations and including- Philadelphia streets. year's San Francisco World Fair Fisher — —- K.E. Shephard the third when the Bulldogs push­ Managers, 46 of the world's best performers Mayor S. Davis Wilson met were outlined Thursday by Mike Ice Creams Bronson — —O.B- . — — Stone over the marker. Poats, C; Ber­ in weight lifting are competing Paid Political Adr. with officials of the Municipal Jacobs who conferred with Co- Tyler — i—• L,.B. — — McLin ry, T.; and "Bull" Clay, St. Louis in the meet. Employes; Union and agreed to Managers Julian Black and John From The Grand Selection At Wimsatt - boys, stood out in the victory. the demands by the Public Works —K.B. — McCarter Roxborough at the Morrison ho­ Wioolridge - F.B. — — Gordon MEN! Department employes. tel. Grantland Rice Calls The workers thereby, forced Substitutions—Lincoln: Barrett, Let "Lou" Lasky, Manager of reemployment of 264 fellow em­ Sidat-Singh Superior ployes, who they charged were Girl Wins Over 22 R. Barrett, S. Anderson, C. Jack­ dismissed for political reasons, son, J. Oates, Houston, and Banks. 1939 DeSoto-Plymouth SYRACUSE, N. Y. —(ANP)—- and guaranteed themselves full White Contestants Lincoln plays Bowling Green BENTLEY'S Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, the Har­ wages, points which nrecioitated Kentucky (There) Friday. Don't lemite with the Hindu name who the strike. Th^> settlement was HUTCHINSON, Kan.—(By C. Forget The Next Home Game-ol E. Chapman for ANP) — Miss Fine Candies And Ice Cream 311 Main Street passed Syracuse to an upset 19 reached sffjp the City Council The Lions. November 12, 1938. Cars Are On Display OUTFIT YOU FOR FALL to 17 factory over Cornell a week appropriated $54,613 to pav wag- Ardella Kelly, brilliant 17-year- DIAL 3-1413 ago Saturday, is being described old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. They play the strong franklin Easiest Credit in Town »s of th^ HifTYiic^ed nipn tbit nre ^DELIVERY SERVICE Ky. Team. by Grantland Rice, noted sports to be reinstated. Bud C. Kelly, and a member No Money Down writer, as "greater than Sid of the 1939 graduating class of "Clothing for Entire Family" Luckman or Sammy Baugh at the Hutchinson high school \ WE ALWAYS HAVE IN STOCK their best." walked off with second place Oust Negroes Dae here Tuesday, night in an ora­ TRY torical contest in which there LONE MARKET To Wage-Hour Law were 23 participants, all of A NICE SELECTION OF JH whom were white except her­ • The Most Sensational RICHMOND, Va.—(ANP)—In self. The contest was sponsored 503 Lincoln Ave. a wire this week to Elmer F. by the local Fire Insurance Un­ Phone 2-3875 _ HIGH GRADE USED CARS Andrews, wage hour adminis­ derwriters. Buy in Town !!! trator at Washington, Francis MEATS Grandison, business agent for Trammell Doesn't Think f the Tobacco Stemmers and La­ FANCY ROAST borers union, bitterly protested Much of Toles Meats and Cuts at the action of several Richmond Reasonable JOE HAYNES, Inc. Motorola 39 Radio YOUNGSTOWN — (By Simeon employers who have laid off S. Booker Jr., for ANP)—Roscoe Special: 2 lb Box Crackers, 15c CHAIR SIDE MODEL hundreds of Negro stemmers Toles, the new brown heavy­ and other piece workers of aver­ weight sensation from Henry Macaroni or Spaghetti age working capacity and in­ Ford's metropolis, is just an­ KOCH'S 3 Boxes 10c 6th and MULBERRY STREETS creased task load 50 percent to other pug to rejuvenated Jack Homogenized-Pasteurized Fresh Country Eggs, doz . . 30c 6 Tubes meet wage hour minimum to Trammell who applied the We Deliver avoid increase pound rate as sleeper on the newly hailed was the intent of the law. Toles in the first round of a MILK 3 Wave Bands supposedly ten round bout You can Taste the Difference Volume Control only eight months ago. Tiger Fox Kayoes Milk In Its Most Delicious 75th Anniversary Of Freed^/n of the White Sox baseball team Digestible Form Tuning Eye Gastanaga in First for over 20 years, was ad­ judged mentally incompetent in KOCH DAIRY CO. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Oc­ county court Wednesday, and Of Colored People tober—Tiger Jack Fox of Spok­ ordered held in the psychopathic FHONE 2-4191 ane, Wash., contender for John ward at the County hospital Henry Lewis' light-heavyweight pending transfer to Elgin hos­ Dated Milk for Your Protection 50 crown, knocked out Isadro Gas­ pital for the insane. KOCH'S tanaga, Spanish heavyweight, in the first round of a 10-rour.d 1938 bout here Saturday. '»" WE JOIN OTHERS

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While used to hold the primary, and of Education for girls from 6 to dress Ail Communications To The Evansville Argu*—708 Mulberry into the torest and has sat un­ any color of right. many of the candidates will prob­ that it is regulated by the city 16 years of age. They will con­ rious jobs. I am provided for Compound larceny is that type ably contemplate advanced uni­ Street, Evansville, Indiana. der the majestic oak after the now with a pension—my work­ charter. tinue from nine to 12 weeks. THE ARGUS PLATFORM FOR 1938 winds have played hide and where something happens which versity work, the fellowships are Folk dancing is taught the small­ ing days are over." open not only to scholars ana 1. NEGRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE seek with every leaf and the aggravates the crime. The suit declared that the me­ er girls, ballet for the older girls, failing snow has silently tucked Uncle Henry Jones was a The recent unexplained pos­ scientists but to persons who may thod and practices of the Dem­ 2. MORE NEGRO BUSINESS ENTERPRISES plan to go into the professions or and tap and acrobatic for all. 3. NEW COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING them to sleep, can live again member of the first Masonic session of stolen property war­ ocratic primary is designed Lodge set up here, and was ad­ rants an inference that the pos­ the fine arts, or into agriculture, wholly and solely to deprive 4. MAYOR FOR DERBYVILLE with the Druids of ancient tore. journalism or creative writing, 5. ELIMINATION OF THE CLANNISH SPIRIT The writer is reminded of a mired for his Masonic infor­ sessor is a thief though it does colored people of the ballot. The To Study Health in mation. When asked to tell not raise a presumption of guilt education, business or public ser­ 6. A FAIR DEAL FOR ALL riddle he once heard: "What vice. The awards average $1500. constitution, which guar­ is it that goes on four feet in something about his Masonic as a matter of law. The per­ antees colored people the Thirty-two Colleges THE ARGUS the morning, two feet in the life, the old warrior chuckled: son possessing it has the right Fellowships are open to men right to vote, is violated and WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.—(A "Yes, I am a master Mason. I to explain the matter to the jury The Argus is carried to every section of Evansville and afternoon, and three feet in the and women candidates between the suit was filed in the interest NP)—A study of health services, had a library of books on Ma­ and it can either believe or re­ the ages of 22 and 35, but the its adjoining territory. We have several boys and girls who evening?" The answer is "Man," of a federal injunction to force with emphasis on tuberculosis who crawls on "all fours" when sonry—books which told of Af­ ject this explanation. committee considers very excep­ the city to hold the election ac­ and syphilis, will be made this will be very happy to deliver the Argus to your homes every a baby, walks on two feet in rican Masons in the heart of Where an effort is made to tional cases on their merits. Can­ cording to law and to restrain fall in 32 Negro colleges in eight week. Therefore, remember—while you are giving support the prime of life, and with a that continent. Stanley and take property of another and the didates must have completed their interference of participation by states by Dr. Paul B. Comely, to the Argus you arc also making it possible for these boys Livingstone, the English explor­ thief learns that there is no general college course or their colored people, the petition said. director of Student Health Ser­ cane when he grows old. general professional course be­ and girls' to earn some money. ers, were protected in the jun­ property he will be guilty of vice of Howard university. Cicero's oration on growing gles of Africa by black Masons. attempted larceny as where a fore making application, or give TOLES DROPS DECISION TheArgus will always serve as the voice for the people. old, unfolded itself to me realis­ "I am happy today, son, to pickpocket puts his hand in the evidence of maturity and prepara­ Edgar Brown Seeks tion ^which may be regarded as Will always present true facts in a clean and wholesome tically on the morning of May see you and my people all over pocket of another and finds it PHIALDELPHIA, Pa.—Willie 23, 1938, when I interviewed empty. the equivalent of a general edu New Trial in Case manner. READ THE ARGUS. Tell your friends about it this country, come up from cation of at least collegiate stan­ Reddish, 189%, Philadelphia that grand old Mason, "Uncle" slaves to free men, all within and patronize our advertisers. Henry Jones, as he liked to be dard. pugilist, battered Roscoe Toles, Just tell them that you saw it in the Argus." the span of my life. You have col­ Teachers to Continue WASHINGTON—(A N P)—A 195, Detroit boxer, for 10 rounds called. There sat a man with lege training, you are being given Fellowships are offered to Ne­ and a decision tonight in the velvety black skin and of groes and to white Southerners motion for a new trial has been HOW DOES YOUR CANDIDATE " opportunities that we would nev­ Pay Fight in Va. made by attorneys on behalf of windup of a boxing show. Red­ princely mien, silently meditat­ who wish to work on some prob­ dish took all but one round from STAND ON THESE ISSUES? ing. When he learned of my er have dreamed of; your grand­ Edgar G. Brown, president, mothers and grandfathers kept LYNCHBURG, Va., —(ANP)— lem distinctive to the South and the conqueror of Jimmie Adam- presence and of my desires, he Despite the recent raise in sala­ who expect to make their careers United Government employes, ick. NOVEMBER 8 is the date and Evansville, Indiana is said, in a beautiful baritone the faith as slaves, and I hope in the South. in the case involving his protest that you of today will do no ries for Negro teachers in Vir­ the place. Here on that date the Colored citizens will have voice which was like the rip­ of the charwoman disorder less. ginia, the disparity between the SOUTH PARK GARDEN an opportunity to cast their votes for the candidates for pling of mighty waters: "I was pay of Negro teachers and white which led to his being hailed J. B. Washington, born a slave in a log hut on a cot­ "I sent for that boy, Crit HOMES TO BEGIN JAN. 1 preemptorily into the police sta­ pu*blic offices—this is one opportunity that should not be Clark (the reference is to Judge teachers, especially in rural com­ ton plantation near Waterproof, munities, remains a sore spot in CHICAGO.—(ANP)—Sherman tion and district court during Tuskegee Vet, Dies overlooked by anyone. This election will serve as a real test Louisiana, which is not far from Crittenden E. Clark) and gave Aldrich, general manager of the the conduct of the recent Civil TUSKEGEE,—(ANP)— James Vicksburg, Mississippi. My him all of my books on Mason­ race relations in the Old Domin­ pf whether the Colored citizens will be "bought for $2" or will ion, according to data secured by Chicago Housing authority, this Service Commission distribution B. Washington, adopted brother 'they cast their votes for the man, or party who makes pro­ ry. You know, I trained him week announced that work on of application blanks for the po­ of the late Booker T. Washing-^ mother was a maid in our own­ in Masonry; he is a good boy." Thomas L. Dabney of the N.A.A. the South Park Gardens, a $9,- mises and fulfills same. There are many improvements that er's home,- and her mistress put C.P. investigating staff in the sition of female laborer' in the ton, founder of Tuskegee Instfef* Mrs. Malinda Parthenia Jones 638,000 federal housing project federal service at a police pre­ tute, died at the Institute hospi­ shquld be made right here in the city. There are conditions that the names and ages of her Canaan, who has passed on, was western section of the state, for the Southside Negroes, will slave's children in the family seven children of Mr. and Mrs. cinct in Washington, D. C. tal Friday after an illness of__ must be alleviated. a sister of the late Uncle Henry begin Jan. 1. several months. Bible. My birthday as record­ Jones. • ed was Nov. 18, 1828. I will be Citizens:—Ask Your Candidates how they Stand On one hundred years old this year. These Points:— The Lord has blessed me. I have no recollection of ever be­ DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES THESE MEN IN OFFICE MEAN 1. A NEW COMMUNITY CENTNER ing sick, consequently I have no remedy for long life. All of my Derbyville - -^A4JEW SWIMMING POOL familyi were long livers. FOR ELECTION GREATER EVANSVILE FOR AU "I was raised like a little pig. On-The-Av-o-nue 3. POLICEMAN IN FIFTH STREET AREA I drank milk, ate hominy, mush and sugar cane. I wore a tow 4. BETTER HOSPITAL FACILITIES shirt —» little slave boys didn't Attended the Coronation Bali TUESDAY, NOV. 8TH need any wardrobe trunk; they last week and had so much fun VOTE DEMOCRATIC 5. BETTER CONSIDERATION IN THE DEMOCRATIC traveled light." that I am now unable to> get CONGRESSMAN Mr. Jones sat in reverie for a around very much, consequently USE OF MESKER PARK few minutes, then continued: I have but a very little jive. Do SECRETARY OF STATE "Brother Wheeler, I learned as hope that you find this little bit PROGRESS WITH DRESS 6. CLEANING UP OF LINCOLN AVENUE a little boy, that all animals interesting. love liberty. I have trapped THESE VITAL ISSUES SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO coons, birds and nearly every­ "Pappy"—I'm surprised at you! thing that runs wild, and have Why do you pick oh poor little THE. ATTENTION OF THE CANDIDATES. watched them struggle to re­ Sonny? He doesn't scoop up this gain their freedom. I ran away jive on you—I'm the person. You LET THEM GIVE THEIR STANDINGS ON THESE from the plantation the first know me, don't you? 1 am going POINTS IN THEIR SPEECHES. time when I was twelve years to lay off you for a while, tho' old. I lived off roots, weeds, berries and acorns. I have been Aint ya glad? chased through the swamps of Read and Be Enlightened Louisiana by bloodhounds. The Don't see Letch and Pow. only music I ever heard in those around so very often now since WHAT PRICE YOUR VOTE? that stand pat on the platform days was the moan of a blood­ the drinks are not pouring so The next week brings to color­ of union labor only. There are hound after a black man or wo­ freely. Letch said the other day, ed Evansville the greatest privi­ opposing candidates of our pre­ man. "these slim drinks remind me of lege of its citizenship—the use sent administration that offer "I was taught how to weigh the prohibition days". of the ballot to make Evansville colored labor an opportunity to cotton and thereby learned Boy-oh! Boy, these politicians a better place to live in. This something of the cotton business. participate in the Progress and are really tops around here. Me. privilege is a birthright handed Growth of our city and its go­ I picked up letters of the alpha­ down lrom the sweat of the bet through observation, and thinks there is about one on vernment. From past experience every corner. brow of denied forefathers and it has not been a question of discovered that reading held the key that opened many mys­ Do you wonder why he fre­ demands the respect of each Union or Non-Union, but rather- voter to the extent that the use teries. I have never had one quents the Red Cross classes at Are you Unemployed?) minute's schooling in my life, the Y so regularly and so prompt­ of the same should not be abused The next problem of greatest John W. Boehne Jr. or bought. Evansville is your city but I have been able to read ly? He is interested in the clas­ importance before us as colored some of the best literature. I f re-elected t o Congress Edw, D, Koenemann and you are responsible directly ses is true enough, but he is from the 8th Indiana Dis­ A business man for this im­ voters is the problem of Justice Wherever there is a will, there more interested in the young ""by the use of the ballot, of its in our courts. There no doubt is s way. trict, it will be my purpose portant office. Your vote wW' progress, stagnation, or back­ Miss on Walnut Street. Yep, she to again represent my con­ be appreciated. will be a great ballyhoo about "In 1862 when the siege of attends the classes too. She sistency honorably and fear­ wardness. This is not a matter Vicksburg began, I was fortu­ the justices and injustices before gets a ride home every nite, too. lessly. I will appreciate your of a slap on the back, a hand­ the various courts of law. No nate in getting to be an army suport on November 8th. shake, a hot dog, or a g'ass of doubt this has been true, but cook for General Ulysses S. Have you tried Sonny's new City Judge beer—this is a matter that con­ Grant, for I had again run away remember that such cannot be Coffee Cocktail? It's tops—just cerns you, your family, and your from slavery. remedied by emotionalism, but mix some port wine, apricot MARION J. RICE neighbor! This is a matter that rather, by demanding of our state "On July 3, 1863, General "MY RECORD OF FAIR­ weighs each and everyone of us Grant received word from Gen­ brandy, powdered sugar, one County Assessor NESS SHOULD SPEAK FOR and city candidates an utterance egg, crused ice and you have the as a useful citizen of our city, of of their stand on Negroes serv­ eral Pemberton purposing an ITSELF." our state, and of our nation. armistice to save the useless real McCoy. 1 guess the art is in ing on juries, and judgement waste of the lives of women mixing the drink. EDWARD KRAFT Too long have we been con­ handed down based on the LAW and children, and at 10 o'clock "A RECORD FOR PUBLIC SUPERIOR JUDGE tent to listen to the 'story of and not on Prejudices. on Saturday morning, July 4, The Nickle-ola man seems to SERVICE" MAYOR WILLIAM H. DRESS our obligations i*to this party or (There is probably no greater 1863, the rebel troops marched be having some trouble with his out and stacked their arms in young lady friend. She still rides 'Not Promise^—But Action. Backed By A Record" that. Too long have we paraded need of colored Evansville than EVANSVILLE GROWS WITH DRESS. the banner of a party because to be properly known by our city. front of their conquerors. with him occasionally, but all's \ire felt morally bound to that "Know Your City Better" should not well. County Sheriff party because we were Negroes! include a concrete program of The Charioteers - really "sent Too long have we been content "Know Colored Evansville .Bet­ by the strength of your vote. CUNTY TREASURER me" the other day at the Royal. '..to support candidates for T)ffice ter" Demand of your candidate Some speak of it as a "Y.M.C.A. They appeared^ in a short along because they have favors to ex­ for mayor that a day, a week, or Shameiy so, if you but glance with the feature picture, "Mr. tend to us individually. What a month be set aside in the an­ around you or read of how other Moto's Chance." The Royal is favors have these same candi­ nual calendar of the city devoted Y.M.CA.'s look and what they getting so they have some real dates to offer Evansville for its for this purpose. Have our young are doing. We are ready at all interesting flickers on the bill colored citizens?' Each office men and women given an op­ times to condemn our youth for and the admission is only a dime the candidates are seeking elec­ portunity of expressing their "going to the dogs", but what before 6 p.m. tion has something to offer color­ training in citizenship in a con­ are we doing as voting citizens to keep them from "going to the ed citizens for the progress of crete way. Have a "Colored BOUQUET OF THE WEEK colored Evansville. What are Evansville Day" in our Avenue dogs". Vote for those candidates that promise, then back their you asking of those offices? and Downtown stores, to have a To "doc" -he's the most popu­ colored clerk in each department promises up with concrete facts lar and interesting person in the The greatest problem facing of what has been done to help to greet the buying public. Then city—brings two very lovely the Negroes of our city is the you solve this problem. Your young ladies to the Coronation problem of employment. Then it and only then, will Evansville boy and girl will thank you! should be our solid front to awaken to the true value of its Ball—one on each arm. Who is support tlhose candidates for colored citizen! What Price Your Vote? shall the main stem? Why ask me? election that have a platform We have a Community House- it be a hand-out at a church rally,' I am as much in the dark as you. Judge B, E, Buente that will not close the doors al­ oh, Didn't You Know lt? No a handshake and a backslap at a Oh! Baby, maybe some day. NO. A 16 ready open to us for employ­ wonder. It is just there and that political rally,—a promise to "EQUAL JUSTICE FOR EV­ ment, and have a platform that is all. The problem of the use of take care of you after election, The Queen of the Coronation ERYBODY" promises that more doors will be leisure time by the youth and Or shall it be demands met by Ball and her entire party, com­ "As Judge of Superior Court, CHARLES M. FRISSE I have worked for the inter­ open. (It is a known fact that the the underprivileged of colored the candidates for office that will posed of some of the elites of the "YOUR TREASURER" est of all in disposing of the doors of Unions in Evansville are Evansville has its solution in the make Evansville a decent place city were the center of attrac­ tion at the ball. They were very EFFICIENT-CAPABLE-HONEST cases that have come through closed in most instances to color­ proper equiping and operation of to live in by colored people?— Edwin F, Diekmann YOUR VOTE WILL HE APPRECIATED this court." The cost per ease ed labor and employees. Yet, this civic center. Your City Go­ The Answer—Your Vote, Nov. appropriately diked in the latest has been the lowest in hfcM fashion. "Your present sheriff—jus- there are candidates for office vernment will do just that for 8th. tice for all". (jPAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) tory. lor the government of our city you-if you will only Ask backed —Contributed. Your OPTIC