davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
POKUS O ZAVRAzDENf
COLLINSE.
risky vIdce nebyl vsak v autu,
ma nez vrzena bOmba.

Dublin, 20. srpna. Zavrazde
nj gen. Collinse, vrchniho veli-
tele vojska Svobodneho Statu,
nepochybne bylo zamsrem O.
,zhnojenxeh .muzl, tkteri nana-
dli automobil, vnemz obycejne
jedi blize Dublina. Vrhli pc
mem bombu blize Stillorgan,
avSak nahodou Collins nebyl v
one kare.
Ackoli Itok byl spachan v
patek v l hodinu odpoledne,
zadne oznameni o tom nebylo
ucineno az vcera vecer. Collin
slv automobil byl ma cest6 z
Greystones do Dublina a utok
sc stal asi mill "a Stillorgan.
Asi dvacet neb tiicet vystre-
III bylo vypaleno a jeden z ltoG
nlkH vrhl bOmbu. Znacna SkO-
da byla zpIsobena ma automo-
blu a jeden ze ridicd byl sire
len do kycle. Vojaci v kare "a
hajili palbu ma utocniky, kteri
sc pax rychle vzdalili.
Panuje presvedceni, re 81
povSimli, re gen. Collins nebyl
v druzine. Rovnez bylo zjiste-
no, re nepravidelni chystali
vzpouru v Dublin6 nasledujici
den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
MIR NENf DOSUD zAJlSTEN.
PREDNOSTNf PRAVA STAVKARUM
STALE VAzNOU PREKAzKOU.
VYKONNf UkEDNfCI zELEZNIC sEJDOU Sc v NEW
YORKU We STREDU

New York, 20. srpna. Poza-
davek unii zeleznicniho delni-
ctva o zamestnani stavkarI a
odepreni odkazati spory>o pred
nostni pravo zeleznicni pracov
nj rade, bylo zjisteno dnes We
cen hrozf prekaziti prijeti pla
nu ma skonceni stavky ma kon
ferenci vykonnych drednikd ze
leznic, jez sejde Sc We stredu.
Jinou okolnostf, jez ohrozuje
mir, jsou stale castejsi vytrz-
nosti We spojenf Sc stavkou "a
mestnancI z dilen, cimz vzrI-
sta napeti mezi spravami jed
notlivych drah a jejich drfvej-
simi zamestnanci. Doznava Sc
vseobecne, re situace, jez Sc
zdala vyjasnovati ku konci mi
nuleho tydne, povazliv6 Sc "a
chmufila.
Pres tajnost, jaka sc zacho-
vava ma obou stranach, vyslo
ma jevo, re pro delniky, kteri
pfijati byli do prace cd zaha-
jeni stavky nebylo zadne opa-
trent ucineno vzhledem ku sta
losti jejich zamestnani. Oceka-
va Sc tudfz, ze situace by Sc do
znacne miry sama rozlustila,
nebot' mnozi z tech novych
deiHfkt sami by odesii po ndvra
tn stavkarI.
Unie praly 81 vsak nejake
"gentlemanske dohodnuti', re
prednostni prava budou vrace-
ma vrativsim sc stavkarlm.
Drahy pozaduji, ably v pripade
sporu prednostni prava tyz
byl odkazan zeleznicni pracov
nj rade a to bylo odmitnuto "a
stupci unii v patek. Ony totiz
zaujimaji stanovisko, re ne
priznive rozhodnuti v jednom
sporu melo by vliv ma vsechny
zeleznicni unie, jakoz ma mu
re ma stavce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
PRAVE PIVO TEKLO
PROUDEM.
Nyni vsak jest k oSekavani vel
Ike suchO v Johnstown, Pa.

Johnstown, Pa, 20. srpna.
Kdyz mayor Cauffiel zavolal
81 v patek mistni hostinske a
rekl Jim, ze mohou prodavati
dobre pivo, jezto pry pitna vo
da neni valna = zavladla me
ri mimi takova radost, ze Jim
zcela usla vyhrada obsazena v
zaverku reci mayorovy- "zd-
stanou-li v mezfch zakona."
V sobotu bylo v Johnstownu
jake "a starych CAST, pivo te-
klo proudem, barry oblehany a
kazdy Sc mel dobfe, nebot'
"stein" prodavan po desaku.
Kdyz z Washingtonu ozname-
no, ze vlada jest rozhodnuta
zjednati platnost zakonu, kdy
by mela ma Johnstown poslati
federalni armadu, mayor odpo
ved6l, re ma mem nenf viny -
on pouze rekl hostinskym, ze
mohou prodavati dobre pivo,
zustanou-li v mezich zakona,
totiz budou-li prodavati nikoli
silnejsi, nez dovoluje Volstea-
div zakon.
Dale vyslo ma jevo, re mayor,
rozhodny prohibicnik, chtel
pouze upozorniti ma pomery v
Johnstownu, kde pry prohibic-
nj zakon byl otevrene pfestu-
povan, k cemuz federalnf zff-
zenci lhostejnepfihlizeli a kdyz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
CUVERNER MA KONTRO.
LOVATI CENY UHLl.

Washington, 20. srpna. Sc
kretar obchodu Hoover zaslal
dnes telegram ohioskemu gu
verneru Davisovi, v nemz jej
vyzyva, aby urcil ceny "a uhli
30 dorozum3ni s tezafi. Nekte-
Fl techto pry citaji "a uhli
pri dolech cd 81 do $40 "a tu-
nu. Vlada mIze vesti kontro-
lu jenom mad uhlim, jez pricha
ri do mezistatni dopravy, jinak
guverneri stati museji prihled-
nouti, ably verejnost nebyla W.
dirana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
PAPEZ DOSTAL AUTO.

Rim, 10. srpna. Papez Plus
bude miti automobil. Lide v Mi
lane, kde papez byl arcibisku-
penn, pred svym povolanim ma
stolec sv. PETRA. venovali mu
stroj nejnovejsiho italskeho
vzoru. Jest barvy JENNIE fialo-
We ma ma dverich papezsky
Slit. s trojitou korunou papez
skymi klicemi. Papez bude pry
pouzivati automobile We vati-
kanskych zahradach, kde jsou
Stroke cesty celkem tri a p1l
mile dlouhe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
NEMECKO MUSf ZAPLATIT.
Premier P0incare pravi, xe
najde Sc k tOmu costa.

Thiaucourt, Francie, 20. srp
ma. Francie vi, jak donutiti Ne
mecko k zaplaceni "a spoustu,
jiz zpdsobilo behem valky a
kazdy Nemec bude pridrzen k
[prisne zodpoY3dnosti "a fadenf
|nemecke armady, premier Poin
care rekl obyvatelstvu tohoto
mesta a okoli, ktere sc shronta
zdilo u velikem poctu k dedika
ci pomniku vojakdm, jiz polo
zili zivoty sve We velikem "a
pase.
Obrady mely dvojf vyznam,
nebot' pomnikem rovnez ucte-
ma jest pamatka velkeho poctu
civilistd, kteri zahynuli behem
okkupace mesta N9mci.
Po zmince o hrdinske roll, jiz
hralo toto mesto kladenim od-
poru nemeckemu nabehu ma
Pariz v zari 1914 a hroznem u
trpeni obyvatelstva "a nemec-
ke okkupace, premier zvolal:
"Vy, obcane, kterf jste byli
svedky hrdz spachanych Mem
ci, Wy kteri jste videli, jak va
81 rodicove, manzelky, deti a
pratele zahynuli pred vasima
ocima, obeti nemeckeho bar
barstvi, mdzete vdbec pochopi-
ii, re po nasem trpce ziskanem
vitezstvi jsou jeste lide ma sve-
te dosti slept, kteri nam radi,
abychom nechali bez potresta-
nj pdvodce techto zlocini pro-
ii civilisaci a sprostili Meme
cko placeni nahrad, k nimz ro-
diny t6chto mucednikI jsou
spravedlive opravneny?
"Cele Nemecko melo podil
ma tomto pleneni a paleni spu-
stosenych kraft a vsichni tu-
diz musejl nesti zodpovednost
"a tyto hanebnosti. Vsichni mu-
seji prispeti k nahrad6 strasli-
vych skod, jez jsme utrpeli a
my vine, jak 81 vynutit odskod
me-"
Rec premierova byla pfija-
ia s veildym nadsenim. Oce-
kava Sc, re promluvi Ultra pri
zahajenf zasedani generalni
rady Department. Meuse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
POISKALECIE ZPET v
AMERIEC.

New York, 10. srpna. 700
muzu, zbytek vypravy, jez
slouzila v Polsku v letech 1917
-18, pristala dnes k americke
pude ma parnfk" Latvia. Dive
ste padesat muzu jest zena-
tych mnozi z Mich privezli
81 deti. z pivodni legie 10000
muzI celia tfetina zahynula
prJ ma bojist{ch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21

Chicago, 20. srpna. Ma veli-
KEN poll blfze Chicago, 4,650
novych clenI do Ku Klux Kla-
nu bylo uvedeno vcera vecer.
Obfady vykonany byly v obrov-
skem kruhu vytvorenem tisici
automobile, jichz svetla ozaro
vala misto jako "a dne. Upro-
sired kruhu byl kriz dvacet
stop vysoky. Odhaduje Sc, ze
ma $4,000 osob bylo pritomno
.obradIm cd osmnacti klanI v
Chicagu a dvanacti v 'soused-
mich okresfch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
ANCLICANKY PRVNf, AME
RICANKY DRUHE.

Pariz, 20. srpna. Anglicke
athletky ziskaly dnes prvni &C.
nu v mezinarodnich zavodech
v sout9zi s cetami re Spojenych
Statu, Francie, Svycarska a &c
skoslovenska. Americka ceta
byla druhou, francouzska tre-
tt, ceskoslovensk& ctvrtou. Bo-
dy byly ziskany: Anglie so,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
LEVNEJSf CUKR.

New York, 19. srpna. Cena
precist6neho cukru, jez neusta-
lie stoupala, byla snizena o 35
bodG, cili ma CTS cent? "a IL
bru, sc slevou 2 procent pfi no
tovem zaplaceni, firmou Fede
raj Sugar Refining Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21


Sesterska Podporuiici Jedno-
ia zahajila vcerejsiho rama
sviJ sesty Sized "a ucasti
delegatek svych 70 sbord.
Sized, cd nehoz jednota samot-
ma slibuje 81 velice mnoho, ko-
ma Sc pavilonu Plzenskeho
parku ma zap. 26. ul. a jiz. AL
bany Ave.
Do 9. hod. ranni byly skoro
vsechny delegatky ma miste,
take asi o pil desate mohlo
byt prikroceno k zahajeni sje-
zdoveho jednani. Ukol ten wa
la ma sebe predsedkyne Ustred-
niho Vyboru - sestra Marie
Hajkova. Ia nekolika uprimny
mi a srdecnymi slovy uvitala
pritomne. kdyz pred tim usne-
seno bylo, by sjezdovemu jed
mani byli pritomni zastupci den
niho tisku. Prala sjezdove pra-
ci vsechen zdar a upozornila,
ze tyz bude zarucen, venuje-li
kazda z pritomnych jednani
nejvetsi moznou pozornost. S
pietou vzpomnela prace, kite.
rou pro Jednotu vykonaly IA
slouzile pracovnice zesnule, kite
rym ma jeji pokyn pocta VIDA
ma povstanim celeho shroma-
zdeni.
Pc t6 predsedka pfItomnym
predstavila jednu re zakladate
lex Jednoty a sice pi. Marii ST.
makovou z Clevelandu, o. -
Pozadala il, ably priscilla k
! predsednickemu stolu. Sotva Sc
u tohoto ukazala, byla vsemi
pritomnymi uvitana potleskem
, a pro.jevy srdecneho nadseni.
Pani Simakova, pres to, re je
jiz 76 roku stara, vazila dale
, kou cestu, jen ably pritomna
mohla byti sjezdu Jednoty, kite
rou pomohla zaloziti jako Sc
stra, ktera Sc prihlasila k Sbo-
! ru Laska k Vlasti {. /, jenz v
! prvni dob6 skladal sc z 28 Gle
mex.
Ma vyzvani predsedky byla
| po te ctena zprava z posledni
schnze Ustredniho vyboru, jez
byla prijata, jak byla ctena.
PAX podavana financni zprava
o stavu Jednoty "a dobu po-
slednich sesti rokl. Spolu uci-
nena obsirna zminka o pri.
jmech a spolu i clenstvu cele
Jednoty "a posledni Sestileti
cd posledniho sjezdu, ktery Sc
! konal v Clevelandu a sice dne
! 21. cervna 1916. z podane
zpravy vysvita, re jm6ni Jedno
ty ut6sen6 vzrostlo a ze pote-
Sitelne vzrostlo clenstvo jeff.
S potesenim dluzno konstatova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
UTOK MA TROCKEHO.

Londyn, 10. srpna. Nepotvr-
zena depese re Stockholmu sde
luje, re spachan byl vrazedny
dtok ma Leona Trockeho, mi
nistra ,Yalky, pfi jeho nedavn6
inspekci rude arm&dy. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
NESTESTf MA LETISTI.

Brattleboro, Vt., 10. srpna.
Otec a syn uhoreli a jedna ze-
ma utrpela smrtelna zraneni
vcera, kdyz aeroplan sritil Sc k
zemi zde. Vsichni byli pasaze-
Fl v aeroplanu rizenem B.
Hughesem, z Mineola, l.. I. Ia
biti byli James Trahan a jeho
5-lety synek. Nestesti sc stalo
v dedikacni den zdejsiho lett
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21

Spoj. Staty 81, Francie 29, Ce-
skoslovensko IL, Svycarsko 6.
Jedna prvni cena byla vsak Ii
skana athletkou z Ceskosloven
ska a sice slecnou Myslikovou
V behu ma vzdalenost 60 metri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21

nekde nejake lihoviny prece "a
bavili, sami je prodavali o rIz-
nych karnevalech, jez v okoli
z jejich podnetu byly porada-
ny.
Vsichni prohibicni zrizenci v
tomto distriktu byli donuceni k
podani resignaci a ma jich mi
sta poslani JIM, kteri slibuji,
re nadale v Johnstownu bude
sucho jake ma Sahare. Rovn6z
Sc sdeluje, re behem soboty no
stinsti vyprodali vsechno dobre
pivo, jez mohli 81 opatrili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
SIZED S. P. ]. ZAHAJEN.
USTREDNi VYBOR z CLEVEL LANDU
JEST ZAROVEN SJEZDOVYM
UREDNICTVEM.

ii, re Jednota ob6tovala "a po-
sledni sestilete obdobi znacne
veliky obnos penez ma RUNE
dobrocinne a narodni ucely.
Predsedka prohlasila, ze Ustred
nj Vybor delal vse, co mohl. Ne
Mill financni stav Jednoty ta-
kovym, jakym 81 jej vybor
pral, pax tento doufa, ze Jedno
ia docili no v brzke budoucno
sti a sice "a pomoci a soucin-
nosti vsech clenek.
Pc te byl dan navrh, aby v
urednictvu sjezdu zasedal cely
Ustredni vybor. Predsedkou
die toho jest sestra Marie Hal
kova, namestskou sestra Anna
Mulacova, druhou nam6stkou
sestra R. Dvorakova, pokladni
! CT Marie Rhzickova. Ponevadz
pravidelna tajemnice meska v
Ceskoslovensku, byla misto nj
do uradu tajemnice zvolena Sc
stra Anna Stolfova. Priruci ta--
jemnici ustanovena sesfr8 Kris
stina Huspaskova. &trkzhynf 5e
sestra' Marie Wolfova. Tajem-'
nici prvni ulozeno, BY ru4ifa "a
vseehny sjezdove zpravysa ty-
to davala kazdodentle do tisku.
Zasedaci vyber sjszdovy pocha
ri s vyjimkou sestry Amy Stol
fexe, kter56ie z. Chicaga 2 Gle
vefandG. Dale zvoieny rdzne W
bory. TAX peticlenny vybor ma
denni poradek (sestry Liskova,
Brvchtova, Souhradova, Peka-
karova a Mulacova). peticlen-
ny vybor ma prehlidku knih
LISA, Tureckova, Mazacova,
Churanova a Bubakova), tri-
clenny vybor ma revisi pov6ru-
jicich listin (Karasova, Baslo-
va a Stedronska), tficlenny re
solucni (Balounova, Janosiko-
va a Velikova) a vybor ma o.
pravy stanov (Cilie Vlachova
"a Ohio, Marie Liskova "a IL
linois, Josefa Siroka "a Nilsson
ri, Piterova "a Massachusetts,,
Smithova "a Maryland a Pro-
strednikova "a Wisconsin.)
Tim bylo sjezdove zasedani
skonceno a pristim bude sc
pokracovati v pondeli rano.
Vcera odpoledne Sc nezaseda-
10, protoze mistnosti zadany by
ly spolku jinemu, ktery Mich
odbyval svdj vylet. Vcera ve-
Ger pax byly delegatky siezdo-
We officielne uvitany a predsta
veny v c. S. P. S. sini ma zap.
18. ul. a jiz. May ul. pri ve-
cirku, pri kterem bylo pronese-
no mnoho a mnoho krasnych
proslovu a ktery Sc vyznaco
val skutecne p6knym, cennym
a pestrym programem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21

Vykonni. lrednici zeleznic
sejdou Sc jiz Ultra ku predpo-
rade,. avsak formalni konfe-
renee, ma niz dana bude odpo.
ved' ma kompromisni plan w.
boru bratrstev, konana bude
az We stredu. Zeleznicni tired
nici jakoz i nacelnici unit ode
preli vydati jakehokoli prohla
Semi dnes, jezto pry by to spi-
Sc uskodilo nezli prosp6lo w.
jednavani.
Chicago, 20. srpna. j. F..
McGrath, mistopredseda orga-
nisace zamestnancI ze zelezni-
cnfch dflen, We formalnim pro-
hlaSeni vydanem dnes vecer
pravi, ze stavka dale Sc siri ma
zeleznicfch New York Central
Pennsylvania. V Clevelandu,
Ashtabula Sandusky, O., a
Erie, Pa, cetni delnici, ktefi
zaujali mista stavkard, opustili
zamestnani. Mimo to ku stav-
kardm Sc pridavaji stale delni-
ci, kteri zdstali v praci, kdyz
pGvodnf stavkovni VIVA vyda-
ma. McGrath uvadi cislice roz
mnozovani rad stavkarI.
New York. 20. sdls. Es.1.
Pearson, predseda New York,
New Haven and Hartford dra-
ny oznamil dnes, ze delnfci v
jejich dflnach, kteri zistali v
praci a ii, kteri byli pribrani
cd zahajeni stavky, zalozili 81
uni, zvanou Zamestnanci me-
chanickeho odboru New Ha-
ven site. Dohodnutf uzavrene
mezi timto sdruzenim a zmfne
nou drahou obsahuje opatre-
nj ma zajiSteni prednostnich
prav6. Toto, pravil Pearson,
jest v souhlasu s rozhodnutim
zeleznicni pracovni rady.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-06
WHITE WOMAN Wills
BULK OF Big ESTATE
TO negro COLLEGES
Especial To The Tribune)

Newark, N. j., May 5.-Mrs Colisa
S. Mayhem. wealthy white woman
who died here December 18th last iu
her 9Sth year, looney?
BY her will Hampton and Tuskegee
universities were each willed 100000,
and Snow Hill Institute, Snow Hill
Alabama, 100000. The only white
institution remembered was 100000
for the Good Will Association Of East
Fairfield, Maine.
This is the largest sum given for
education of colored people since
January of last year, when John D.
Rockefeller gave the colossal sum of
$2,291,000 to thirty colored colleges
and medical schools. Miss Mayhem
left no relatives nearer than nephews
and nieces. They claim that she was
not only crazy, but was influenced.
unduly, by persons unknown to them.
Their appeal to revoke the will and
divide the large estate among them
selves will be heard in the Orphans
Court of this city in the near future.
The relatives seeking to break the
will are Flora c. Lapham, of Cam
bridge, Mass; Frank M. Talbot of
Glen Ridge, ~ j.; Mary T. Goodman
and Esther B. Talbot, of Minnea-
polls; Mary Wass Small and Calista
Leighton, of Harrington, Me-; Minnie
G. Wass, Frank Wass and John B.
Wass, of Addison, Me-. and Frederick
H. Plummer and Horatio N. Plummer,
of Arlington, Mass.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-06
BIG GROCERY STORE
WILL BE OPENED BY
NEGROES OF MESA

Saturday. May 30, all roads lead to
Mesa. One oS the biggest and most
important attractions ever staged in
this neck of the woods will take place
in the Gem City on the above date.
The Starline Grocery Co., formed, or
ganized and controlled entirely by
colored people, will open its doors to
the public and invites every colored
person in the valley to come to Mesa
May 20 and be their guests.
The openig of this grocery is the
crowning event in the history of the
U. N. l. A., in Mesa, as nearly all
stockholders are members of this or
ganization. While the members of
the U. n I. A., have taken the lead
in the opening of this grocery, no col
ored person is barred and as the books
abe still open for stock subscriptions,
all who desire may become stock
holders in this concern.
The grand opening will take place
Saturday, May 20, and all day there
will be something doing of interest.
At night a grand entertainment and
dance are scheduled and you will
miss it if you miss it. If you
cant come over during the day, come
Saturday night and take part in the
grand ball that will lie the climax to
one of the greatest achievements in
the history of the Negro in Arizona.
Remeber, May 20 is Mesa Day. Can
eel all other engagements and get
ready to enjoy yourself as you have
never done before.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-06
HONOR AND CREDIT

Honor to whom honor is due and
credit to that which is worthy of
credit Due to the fact of my indis-
position on Monday evening, I was
unable to convey my true thoughts
to those present at the Booker T.
Washington Memorial Hospital at the
reception given in honor of Miss Sus-
lie Brown, the efficient nurse who
should soon make her departure to
some other section of the country.
AS a club, rome can excel the Book
er T. Washington Hospital Relief
Club. And, why? Because we not
only have business men and women
connected with this club, but we have
professional and distinguished per-
sons, such as Dr. w. c. Hackett and
wife, who are second to none in
their line We also have clergymen
and heroes such as Rev. t. ]. Sanford,
Rev. E. D. Greene, Rev. NJ. Thomp-
son. Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon and other
respectable citizens.
Now, Booker T. Washington has
made his mark and passed on to the
great beyond, but this club and. its
members are very much alive and
are up and doing something worth
while; uplifting humanity to the ex-
tent of no segregation and each good
citizen and member of this wonder
full race, should join forces in this
great organization Booker T. Wash
ington Hospital Club and make
Phoenix a beacon light in the south
west for all peoples.
Yours for success,
Mrs. S. w. Kegler,
I'll w. Sherman St, Phoenix, Arizona.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-06
GO TO HIGH SCHOOL
and GO TO COLLEGE
CAMPAIGN STARTED
Especial To The Tribunel

Washington, d. c.. May 5-An-
nouncement has just been made by
the National Secretary, Norman L.
McGhee of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity of the recent formation
of chapters of the organization of
Iowa, Iowa City: the University of
California, Berkley, CAL; the West
Virginia Collegiate Institute at Har-
ward University, Cambridge, Mass.
This brings the roll of chapters up to
AZ in number, comprising nearly
every leading American college ana
university.
Within the next few weeks the Fra
ternity is to begin its annual Go to
High School. Go to College" Cam
paign with final efforts centered on
the week of May Sth to 14th. Stimuli
taneously throughout the country its
various chapters will conduct an in
tensive campaign among students in
the graded and high schools urging
them to increase their educational
equipment Meetings are to be held
in churches, halls, high schools and
various assembly places where speak
ers will present the appeal of the
Fraternity to the youth of the Nation
to continue through the graded and
high schools and take up collegiate
and professional work in order that
they may be better fitted to serve
their race and country.
Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-06
WIN. P. CRUMP HEADS
ARIZONA grand BODY
OF COLORED MASONS

The third annual communication of
the Grand Lodge, r. and A. NJ, of
Arizona, colored, was held in Phoenix
Monday and Tuesday There were
delegates present from every city in
Arizona where subordinate lodges
have been established. Grand Master
George W. Caldwell presided and all
other grand officers were present.
William P. Crump, a produce man
of this city and Ray, was unanimous
ly elected grand master for the en-
suing year S. H. Hill of Victory
lodge, Yuma, was elected deputy
grand master; Daniel L. Roberts of
Olympia lodge, Douglas, grand seniSr
warden; Clarence Morgan of Compass
lodge, Clifton, grand junior warden;
Clay Credible of Salt River Valley
lodge. grand secretary; Jacob Tun
of Thumb Butte lodge, Prescott, grand
treasurer and A. NJ. Carter of Mari
cOpa lodge, Phoenix, grand lecturer.
The following were the appointive
officers: Grand trustees, George w.
Caldwell and w. H. King: grand
chaplain, Allen Smith; grand junior
deacon, James Weatherly, grand
senior steward, Frank Erath; grand
junior steward, Perry Payne; grand
orator, D. J. Todd; grand marshal,
Fred Gardiner; grand standard bear
er, F. o. McAllister; grand pursulvant,
George E. Jordan; grand sword bear
er, Joseph E. Rainwater.
The members of the grand lodge
were entertained at luncheon on
Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Crump. The order has had a sub
stantial growth during the past year.
The next grand lodge meeting will
be held in Phoenix on the first Mon
day of May, 1928.
Among other things the grand lodge
voted Past Grand Master Geo. w.
Caldwell a trip to Washington, D. c.
to attend the Grand Masters Council
which will convene in that city The
grand body also voted $50 to the n.
A. A. c. p, an organization with
headquarters in New York. that has
branches in every state in the union
and is working for the advancement
of colored people
Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-06
BLYTHE, CALF.
BY Rev. J. NJ. Robinson


Warm weather has arrived and the
people of this section are preparing to
leave in large numbers. Mr. Byas,
Sam T. Lowder, Mr. Mitchell and son
already have gone and others are
planning to follow
Great enthusiasm was shown in the
meeting Sunday at st. Paul Baptist
church. The morning services were
we'll attended and in the. evening the
house was crowded. The pastor
preached two able sermons that were
well received.
Much interest is being manifested
in the Christian Endeavor meetings
held at the A. NJ E. Zion church. We
are glad to see SO many young peo-
pie taking part in these meetings and
trust their enthusiasm will not wane.
Deacon Wise has left for Riverside,
Cal, where he viii enter a hospital.
We hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr. Joe Ellerson has moved to
town and has opened a swell cafe in
North Main street.
The colored people Of Blythe had
quite an outing Sunday evening. They
witnessed the open all. baptising by
the white Baptist church.
Miss Ada Bras and Rev. Robinson
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Vina Tai
eem on last Sunday. Turkey with all
the trimmings salad and ice cream
were enjoyed by the guests. Re
turning to Blythe we were joined by
Mr.. Claud Ellerson and Miss Jewel
Ellerson.