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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
WILL PLAN DOPE
BATTLE TONIGHT
81 Organizations viii Get
Toqether

Resolutions designed 90 expedite
enforcement OF existing anti.narcolic
laws and 10 bring about tho enact.
ment OF more stringent statutes on
tho subject are scheduled Co be
adopted nt meeting of representa-.
tives OF 81 different Seattle organi.
nations az the Chamber OF Commerce
at o'clock Tuesday night.
The 81 organizations. representing
every phase OF tho eity's business.
social and civic life. are expected 10
form closely co.ordinated union 10
work for the measures which will be
endorsed,
Tho four principal projects which
will be taken up at tho meeting ARE
heavier pcnaitie. for vioiators OF ex.
lstsng anthnarcotic laws. separation
OF tho federal narcotic division from
other branches OF tho govern.
ment and enlargement Of It's
personnel: establishment OF cen,
trail bureau OF information by the
organizations represented. with n
view 90 aiding tho authorities IN
their fight against tho dope evil. and
an active campaign 60 secure pas.
sage OF tho France and Porter bills.
which deal moro severoly with mar.
cotle.trafflckers than any existing
statutes.
Those who have promised 90 attend
the meeting include;
T.. &. District Attorney Thomas T..
Revelhe. Health Commissioner III. NJ.
Read. County School Superintendent
n. III. lfuiso. Arthur Marsh. Wash.
lngton Il Ia CA al o n al association.
School Director C. w. sharpics.
Father Theodore Ryan. secretary OF
the Catholic diocese OF Seattle: Com.
mandant A. u. Jackson. Salvation
Army Assistant Secretary y. T..
Rieke. Y. ~. c. A.. Mrs. George
Daisch. Travellers AID society. Sam.
uel coly-r. Unitarian r.aymcn's
league: ritny l.. Akin. Exchange
club; President Frank watcrhouso.
Chamber OF Commerce: G. Y. John.
ston. Elks; Canon w. II. Bliss. White
Cross: DR.. w. X. McKibbcn. China
club. Max NJ Noumann. American
Legion: Charles +. Moriartty.
knights Of Columbus. Rev. ~. A.
Matthews. First Presbyterian church.
Mayor y. j. Brown. Chief Of Police
w. n. scvoryna William NJ. short.
state Federation of Labor: Com.
munity Chest. Frank Buricson.
Eagles. Crawford White. J. C.
Behrcns. Moose. Mrs. G. III. Orcn.
SECRETARY. Y. w. C. A.: Mrs. Am
anda l.. Gordon. Pacific Coast Rescue
and Protective league: DIR. Philip r.
Bauer. Washington Howard assocla.
ton: Miss Agnes Handlcy. Young
ladies' Institute. y. II. Knapp. Dis.
ahied American Veterans. August
To.ilner. Spanish War Veterans. n.
stamm. Sphinx club: Frank Kannair.
Mutual Business club. and represent
stivcs OF the Boy Scouts. LIONS
club. shrin-rs and Kiwnnis and
Rotary clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Co-Eds to Wear Any
Clothes They Desire

Miss Ethel Huniey coldweli. dean
OF women at the University OF Wash
inxton. VIII not attempt any regu.
lations regarding coed campus
clothes.
1T Is entirely Up 70 the women
students whether or not they wear
the long or tho short skirt this sea.
son." shc stated today.
Likewise goods will have either
long or bodied hair. whichever they
choose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
FALLS, STRIKES
AN AK and DIES
Aged Man Meets Death as
He Builds Fire

Stricken with apoplexy while cut
ting wood for his stove Monday. NAL
colin McManus. rs, wealthy retired
bachelor living at 32s5 4sth ave. s.
w. fell TO the floor. striking his
head on double-bitted az. inf1icting
wound from which he bled TO
death.
McManus' body was found several
hours later by Mrs. r. L. Yoncc.
neighbqr. living at 3efi 4sth ave. s.
W.. who investigated when the aged
man failed TO appear.
McManus had no relatives. rs far
~ Coroner w. III. Corcon can ascer-
tain. He owned considerable prop
erty and bonds and had an account
with n downtown bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
All Fat People
Should Know This

Fat people owe a debt OF gratitude
to she author OF tho now famous
Aarmoia Prescription. and are still
more indebted for the reduction of
this harmless. effective obesity REM
edy TO tablet form. Marmola PIE
scription Tablets can be obtained at
all drug stores the world over a.
tho reasonable price of one dollar
for n case. or you can secure the m
Marmoia Co. 2sia woodwarS Ave-
Detroit. Mich. This now leaves no
excuse for dieting or violent exer-
else for the reduction OF the over
fat body 20 normal.--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
New York Acting
Dry Agent Named

WASHINGTON. Oct. iT.--Appoint.
ment Of r. c. Yeilowicy. chief OF een.
orai prohibition agents, as acting
prohibition director for New
York. succeeding Ralph Day. whose
resignation Is effective November 1.
was announced by Prohibition Com.
missioner Haynes today.
Yeliowicy win hold office until a
permanent director IN appointed
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Extradition Papers
Issued for O'Dell

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. iTs-Ex.
tradition papers were issued yesfer.
day by Gov. William ID. stephens for
shs return to Seattle Of John ofDsil.
alias J. Y. Carr. under arrest IN Los
Angeles.
0Deii II alleged to have decamped
with his wifs's savings amounting 20
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Blackheads

There u one simple. safe and rtsr-
way that never fails 20 get rid OF
hiackheads. that 10 10 dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces Of caio-
mite powder from any drug store
rub over the biackhaads briskiy---
wash tho parts and you will hs SUR
'prised how tho blackheads have dis-
appeared. HiK biackheads. little
biaekheads. no matter where they
ere. simply dissolve and disappear.
BisckheAds are a mixture OF dust
and dirt and secr~tions that form In
the pores OF the skin Tho caionits
powder and the water dissolve the
In their natural confitions--Adver-
tfsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Daddy Be Careful"
Closing at Olympic

Ted Rowland and his company.
now appearing at the Olympic the
alter. viii present for tho last times
Tuesday night. Daddy Be Careful.
a musical comedy with songs.
aances and speciaities- Ted How
land Is seen In tho leading comedy
role. and ts supported by the cap
able cast Felix ODay. with II.
b. Warner. Is tho feature picture
attraction There win 10 a com
pless change OF program wednss-
lay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
McKelvey Funeral
Tuesday Afternoon

Funeral services for c. Il. Me.
Kelvcy. prominent sportsman. who
died Sunday on his yacht Carrie.
were 20 be held at the Bonney.wat.
son undertaking establishment Tues.
day afternoon, under the auspices Of
Ionic lodge. y. a A. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
imported Kid GlopeS-in
SpeciaI-$1.57

Imported Kid Gloves In gray,
navy. white and black. Also a few
in brown. These are in good size
range; 357 pairs. selling formerly
for $3.50 and S2.75, are offered spe-
cial at $1.57 a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

SAN FRANcIsCo.--afrs. Leo d.
Kaufman. wife OF wealthy candy
manufacturer Of San Franchises
falls from fourth story window u
Warren apartments and IL killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

GENEvA--Ignacs J. Paderowski
10 resume public appearances an
pianist Departs from here for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
One-ClaSp CapeSkin Cloves
Special $I.57

240 Capeshn Gloves onecap finished with
and twotone embroidery include field
Formerly pair Special
at a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

Paris. Expects soon to visi, Amer.
lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Smart Cape GauntIetS
Special $500

237 pairs Of Gauntlet Gloves in srapwrist STYLE and
made Of high grade capeskn with contrasting gore and
two-tone embroidery Sizes complete from to in
shades Of beaver and brown.
Gloves of this group sold formerly for $500 and $500
pair and priced special for this sale at $269 pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Special S1.95

52S pairs Of Imported Kid Gloves in
black, brown, navy, white and gray.
These are in one and two-clasp styles
with Paris-point stitching and two-tone
and self embroidery. A good range of
sizes. Formerly $500, $500 and $3.50
pair. Special, pair, $1.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
THE RHODES co:
A Sale of 1900 Pairs of
WOn1en'S Fine Leather Cloves

the date
complete
conveniently assembled selection and the that
desire BIO chosen from another
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
kDO JEST WHEN, ZE ME-
STO JEST ZAHALENO
DYMEM?

"Koufovy" Inspector Z Gin
cinnati, Gordon Rowe mluvil
ma konvenci Sdruzeni pro od-
stran6ni dymu v Statlerov6 ho-
telu primo vinil Y neSVaru
toho tovarniky, kteri stale ne
chapou vyhody kour stravuii-
cich aparatu, ktere neien Il
Sport paliva, ale uSetri plIce
obyvatelstva, jemuz Jest po-
prana "radost bydleti Y soused
stvi podobnyeh zavodu." Pan
tovarnlk, iehoz residence sc
nachazi peknem zdravem o.
koli, jist6 0 nesneIsitelnosti
yzduchu, znecist6neho puchem
a koufem hrozn6 malo Vi. Jest
primo zarazejici, ze pokrok
ma poll vynalezu. zamezuiici
kour, jest tax malo vyuziyan,
vzdor jeho velk6 usporNosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
ZMIZELY PASAzER JEZER-
MILO PARNfKU.

Jezerni parnik Eastern
States priplul vcera z Detroit
X pieru ma vych. 9. ul. a kdyz
LODI byla cestujicimi opuStena
shledali zrizenci, zapomenuta
zavazadla cestujiciho jmenem
Albert Strack. V kabine male
zeno bylo zahadne poselstvi a.
dresovane "Mrs. A. Strack,
PIG E. 50. st. New York.. Ma
listku bylo napsano: Lepsi
konec bez svizelu nez svizele
bez konce". Nejpodivnejsim je
re zmizely muz vubec nebyl
lodnlm personalem ma palube
spatren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
Jedine pro zltrek.

Muzske 15c ponozky par 812c
Zenske l9c puntochy, par lie
Detske 25c puncochy, par Tic
Muzske 69c spodni koSile
a kalhoty ...................... 39c
Muzske CSC spodni obleky soc
Zenske 25c spodni koSile 14c
Zenske 75c spodni obleky 42c
Detske 98c move pracl
obleky po ..................... SOC
a mnoho iinych znamenitych
laci naidete Ultra (v sobotu)
"U KOUDEL.U"
ma Broadway, vedle "Svetu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
Opera ma zatlaciti
dnesni odrhovacky.

Horlivy stoupenec a fedrova
tel The United States Grand
Opera Clubu, Andreas Dippel
ma schulz milovnika tohoto
druhu umeni, poradane vcera
veCer Statlerove hotelu, pra
vii, ze opera jedine muze "a
tlaciti do pozadi nynejSi hloupe
nikterak um6nl neodpovida-
iici odrhovacky, ktere pod ruz
nyni jmeny kazi dobry vkus
idu. Glen jeho jest zpopula-
rizovati We Spoj. Statech oper-
nj umeni a postaviti je i ma
dobrou obchodni zakladnu. V
porovnani pax Dippel pravil !:
~ Rime sehrajl II oper "a 2
dny a proto muze snad Cleve-
land vypraviti 10 opernich
pTedstaveni "a sezonu.
Ia schuze prijata byla reso-
luce, die ktere ma sc V Cleve-
lande zriditi mistni odbocka
stfedozapadni divise pro uspo-
radiant opernich predstaveni
okruznich. Zvoleny zarizovaci
vybor ma ziskati V nasem me-
ste aspon 1000 clenu. Schuze
"a podobnym ucelem konana
bude V 1tery "a ucasti delegatu
Detroit, Pittsburgh a Cincin-
natl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
Steward vypovida
iako svedek.
SVEDCIL We PROSPECT
OBZALOVANEHO.

Trestnik Josef c. Stewart,
jenz pc sensacnim stredeGnim
uteku z vlaku drahy Big Four
byl opetn6 polapen a dopra-
ven do Clevelandu, sprostil
svoji vypovedi Charlese Fer
gusa obzaloby Tyz byl V po-
dezreni, re jest remeslnym lu-
picem, jelikoz byl zatcen Y
byte, kde ma pud6 nalezeny
byly RUNE zlod6jsk6 nastroie,
zbran6 a vybuSniny.
"Vse nalezi me tohoto
mladika ami neznam," vypra-
vel Stewart, ukazuje ma obza-
lovaneho.
"Zda Sc, ze vypovidate pfi-
lis lehkovazne," pravila slecna
Eva Jaffova. iez zastava 6fad
asistentky okresniho zalobce.
Il ba ne, ma zlata mlada
paniGko," odpov6d6l Stewart,
ale byl lined pouGen, ze tako-
We osloveni vuci urednici neni
pripustno. Proc, re isem L.
tekl?" Vyprayel svedek a tre-
stance tax sensacni povesti.
"Proto, re mann pred sebou je-
ste 15-lety zalar."
Vypoyidati bude ieste We
dvou jinych pripadech a byl
proto zavren do okresni vezni-
ce, kde byl jeho dozor neoby-
cejn6 pfisn6 zostren.
Myers, straznik trestnice,
jenz "a dopravy Stewarta "a
I'll tax rozGilujiciho dobro-
druzstvi, vratil Sc vcera do
Mansfieldu Sc zatcenym We Via
ku muzem, ma n6mz lpi pode-
zreni, ze jest iednim tfi mu-
III, kteri pri zmarenem ut6ku
2 vlaku Stewartovi pomahali.
Podezrely muz bude vyslech-
nut a po pfipade souzen V
Mansfield.
la vterejsiho procesu, byl
obzaloVany Fergus, nasled-
KEN Stevartovi svedecl66 vypo-
vedi porotou okresniho soudu
propulsion obzaloby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
WEEKS BERE v OCHRANU
NEJVYSSi SOUD SPOJE-
NYCH STATU.

Sekretar valky, John w.
Weeks, jenz vtera mluVil ma
Western Reserve uniVersite,
kritisoVal utok Americke Fe-
derace Prace ma nejvySSi soud
Spoienych Statu Odsoudil
vmesovani Sc iiste caIsti obtan-
stva podrobnoSti zakonodar-
ny j snahu sesmeSnoVati a po-
suZoVati zakonodarce. Souca-
sn6 prohlaSoval dneSni "bloko-
YOU agitaci pohotoVost pri-
jmouti nekter6 konstituGni do
datky ia zpusob, ktery odv&di
stare strazce narut socialnl
demokracie.
Ma banketu sdruzeni poslu-
chatu Adelbert koleje bylo Wy
sloveno 2 kruhu alumni prani,
ably spojenl Western Reserve
university S Case School Of APP
piled Science bylo co neidrive
proVedeno.
Ia graduaCni slavnosti niz-
5ich rocniku 424 studentu We
Skerych universitnich fakult u
delen byl sekretari Weeksoyi
titul testneho doktora pray 4
rev. J. V. Moldenhaverovi, pre-
sbyterianskemu pastorovi '
Albany, n. Y, cestny doktorat
bohosloyi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
ZAHAJENf KOUPACf SEQ
NY v MESTSKYCH
PARCfCH.

Vcerejsi pom6rny chladny
vzduch nevabil pfiliS dorostle,
ably uzili prvniho dne letoSni-
no obdobi verejnych koupelen
V mestskEch sadech den pa
tril skorem vylucn6 mladezi,
iez Sc malo pta, kolik re ma
stupnu Voda nebo vzduch.
Dorost mel tudiz solo a hosi
byli proti "slabsimu a mdlejSi-
mu pohlavi' V prevazn6 vetsi-
ne. VdtSi potet zen objevil So
jen vEdgewater parku, hlavne
patrne proto, ably Sc mohly po-
chlubiti koupacimi obleky nej-
posledn6jSlch tvaru. V Cor
don parku pax Sc plavilo as
800 polonahaGu, ale vSude me-
Ii koupajici Sc jen maly potet
dlNaku.
Dozor NELL novi zachranci,
iejich kapitanem jest Ant. Su-
lax, jenz lonskeho roku Sc
dvakrate vyznamenal pfi "a
chran6ni lidskych zivotu. O
bezpeGi koupaiicich budou le-
tos petovati V Gordon parku
A, ! EdgeWater parku 4 '
Garfield a Brookside po 2
strazcich. x zkousce, oprav-
.nujici ma misto strazce hlasilo
Sc 80 kandidatu, ale jen 10 by
10 uznano zpusobilymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
CTVRTLETNf SCHUZE.

Podporuiici soc spolek pod
zaStitou sv. Amy zalozeny pri
osade sv. Vaelava, kona rad
nou schulz treti ned6li, dne 1s.
cervna We 3 hod. odpol. V osa-
de sv. Prokopa. Name platit
ma dmrti zemrelych sester. l.
vadi Sc soucasne ma vedomi
zenam, ktere by Sc chtely k
spolku naSemu pridati, ze Sc
clenkyE6 pfijimaji bez pristup
neho. Sestry dostavte sc v
plnem poCtu. Vybor.
Git
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
TAKE ZNAMkA PRAZDNIN.

Ma Rockwell ave. N. f. sta
la ycera rada hochu a divek,
ably sobe vyzadali dovoleni k
praci, jak pozaduje zahon pro
ditky od IA roku, dovolujicf
Skol. ditkam hledati sob6 %
dobu prazdnin nejakeho "a
mestnani. Jak hlasi fiditel
pfis,usneho odddleni G.. Whit
man, zada dovoleni k praci
letos dvoinasobny poGet ditek
proti roku lonskemu. Vtera w
iizeno bylo 400 aplikaei a Is
zadatelu muscle byti odkaZa-
no ma dneSek.
Hochum a diYkam Jest m
ieiich zadost yydan Y zmin6ae
lradoyn6 listek, kterym Sc
odeb6fou k pristimu zamest-
navateli, kterI l.stek podepi-
Sc, natez mlady pracoynk neb
pracovnice Sc musi do dfadov-
ny ieSt6 iednou yratiti, kde ma
stane lekarska prohlika. AZ
dosud vydano bylo as 1900 do
voleni, skorem steinemu po-
pottu divek jake hochu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
ZAHADNY NALEZ MRTVO-
LY MUZE.

38-lety Clarence Sparks, 2 {.
1861 Cedar ave. nalezen byl
dies 0 2. hodin6 Il rama V jeho
dome mrtvy. Byl zastfelen,
reDot' soudsede tvrdi, ze strel-
bl slyseli. Ma misto sc do
stayivsi policejni skadrona, jez
lined pripad vySetrovala, "a
tkll .iistou zenu, na ktere u
lpelo podezreni, ze Sparkse
zayrazdila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
RfDIC AUTOTRUCKU - u
MELCEM AKROBATIKY.

Ridic tritunoveho nakladni-
no autotrucku jel vcera tax
"mistrne" po Superior Ave. a
Ansel rd. blize vchodu do
Wade parku, re sjel pc svahu
as 80 stop hlubokem. Auto Sc
syym panem udelalo diva kotr-
melee, ale podivuhodnou naho-
dou byl ridic usetren kazdeho
urazu az ma to, re byl policii
sebran a dan V obzalobu pro
nepozornou jizdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-16
v CLEVELAND
HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL.

Pc dcinne reel profesora ka-
zatelske v6dy z Oberlin, t. w.
Grahama, rozdany byly pred
sedou fiditelske rady The Gle
veland Heights High School
G., A. Coultonem diplomy Ia
graduantum. Mezi absolventy
isou krajane a krajanky:
Frank Chenicek, Virg. Foil
nova, Delb. knobloch. Althea
KoGmitova, Pavlina Kolarova,
Howard Peek.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1922-02-01

salary system would result in great
saving. BY his substitute measure. he
said, the sum of s1f2.000 was saved on
the assessors compensation alone.
Nearly a score Of senators question
ed the speaker and the discussion turn-
ed to the question of pay of the sher-
ifs deputies. The compensation of the
chief deputy Senator Nixon asserted,
would be automatically reduced by the
bills passage. since his pay was based
on the sheriff's salary.
Senator McCallum offered another
substitute bill. Senator Cohn moved
that all these bills be recommitted to
the fees and salaries committee, this
motion pending when the committee Of
the whole recessed until o'clock
On reassembling at o'clock Senator
Dunn assumed the committee chairman
ship, President Smith, being unable to
return because of illness which he had
been suffering throughout the day
/ !. Senator Nixon offered an amendment
to his bill. providing fer a reduction
in the number of deputies in the office
of the sheriff and tax collector. -Ssna-
tor Love offered an amendment with a
like purpose, further dividing the coun-
ties of the first classification for the
purpose of cutting down the number of
deputies in a more equitable proper
tion. Senator Noel offered an amend
ment providing that the compensation
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1922-02-01

should be on the fee basis and that all
money so received by county officers
which should be in excess of 50 per gent
of the pay received under the present
law should be- pail over by these off,
GERS into the county treasures. This
was consistent with his previous de-
fnand for a 20 per cent cut in all sal
aries.
Senator Cohns called up his motion to
recommit the bills to the committee on
fees and salaries. He asserted that he
was not welded to either system" but
desired to test the sentiment of the
Senate on this question which he con-
sidered the most important which the
legislature would face during the pres
ent session.
Senator Elmer amended the Cohn mo-
ton with the proviso that the Senate
90 on record gs biRaiag itself to, the
fee basis. Senator Cohn accepted this
amendment. Chairman Dunn called for
further discussion.
''vote Vote! Voter resounded from
every part of the chamber.
Senator Dunn enforced order long e.
noWgh to explain the Cohn motion with
the Elmer amendment. He made it very
! plain that the supporters of the fee sys-
tenn would vote for the motion and the
advocates of the salary system should
vote in opposition. On the standing
vote 26 Senators rose to their feet. The
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1922-02-01
LEGION MINSTREL
WAS HUGE SUCCESS
Local Post Adds TO Laurels as Enter
tainers OF erit-Performance En-
joyed by Large Audience.

The Hampton Auditorium was hap
| PLY filled by a very expectant audience
on last Friday evening who anticipated
for the first time in years a program
almost wholly composed of local tall
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kaiser of the
Kaiser Producing Company being the
only members of the brilliant ensemble
who were not residents.
The impression made by the first
gathering of the clans" the menin beau
tiful costumes Of we olden time" last
ed throughout the evening and will
long linger in memory.
| Mr.. Chester Byrne occupied the CEN
ter of the stage as the interlocutor of
many gifts and graces while the come
Penn, Eddie Brown, Daryl Laird. Joe
1 Sumrall, Ray Davis. Ralph McGrath
and Joe Kaiser made a front row effect
i've with the back ground of the chorus
of beautiful girls In lovely evening cos
tunes. Negro character and character
fstics were aptly demonstrated to the
amusement of the large audience who
expressed appreciation in applause loud
and long.
An esthetic and beautiful feature Of
the program was the singing by vocal
lists. Messrs. L. ]. Hollands, S. A. Walk
er, w. L. Finney. D. L. Blackwelder.
E Hurst, Clifton Dye, each Of whom
gave solo and generously responded
with encores The duett by Messrs!
Hollands and Hurst was especially ad-
mired.
The male chorus composed. of Messrs.
I. G. Swan, M. R. Douglass, Claude
Bowen, F, K, Anding, Ralph Decell and
Sessions Fore added to the musical
numbers on demand.
Ladies who added much to the at
tractiveness of the evening were Misses
Marie McGrath, Alice DeSola, Ellen
johnson, Kathryn Owens, Evelyn Beck
| er, Reinette Lewinthal, Winnie Belle
McGrath. Annie Mae Oberschmidt, Irene
MeCarlie, Annie Schwem, Leroy Byrd
Mrs. Joe Kaiser.
The Minstrel Committee was compos-
ed of Messrs. o.. l.. Armstrong, z. j.
Barron. Claude williams j. Becker, D.
Mccormick while Mr.. Benton Cain, was
orchestra director; Miss Josie Frizell,
pianiste; Mr.. Joe Kaiser, stage director
Those Syncopated Jazz Hounds-Di-
rector, Howard Penn; Cornet, Ralph De-
cell; Saxophone, Daryl Laird; from
bones, Harold Willoughby. Ralph Nc
Grath; created great deal of amuse-
ment.
The program closed with "The Cen
Ferals Ball" in which free. play was
given to original interpretation and
expression as we'll.
Miss Josie Frizelrs piano accompani-
ments were delightful feature and
Miss Alice DeSola,s dancing was a dis
/ tinctive part of the varied program.
The John Edwards Post has been
warmly congratulated on the success Of
the evening.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1922-02-01
.LOwrey and Anderson
Expected to Make Race

New Albany, Miss. ain. 27.-Though
New Albany supplied three candidates
for Congress in the. previous race in
this district, it is generally believed
here that the race for the current year
will call out only two candidates in this
district B. G. Lowrey of Blue Noun
tain, the incumbent, and A. c. Anderson
of Ripley. who has twice been defeated
for. the congressional nomination in
this district Mr.. Anderson has given
out the following;-
"Yes, I intend to be candidate a
gain this year. Within the next few
days expect to prepare and publish
a formal statement Of principles upon
which I shall carry my candidacy to
the people in seeking commission to
represent them in the United States
Congress-"
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1922-02-01

make a choice with view to more sys-
tenn and economy.
We quote further:- "City government
should be operated like any well or
ganized business. 1t should be system
atized and made to operate with pro-
fit. A great many cities, the Fsize of
Brookhaven, have adopted form of
government, which eliminates any poll
tical faction, or political machines to
dictate or sway the sentiments of the
tax payers for a selfish purpose These
modern municipal governments. are IL
quidating their liabilities and are MAX
ing money"
Mr.. Billingsly, engineer, and his as
sistants are now taking stock at the
Power House and those who have stu
died the local situation generally are
hopeful of elucidation of local prob
lens of every sort although every step
counts financially when it comes to