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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
In Ia iista de pasajerOS del "San
Lorenzo que lego aver de Is
tadOS UnidOS apdreCe eI nom
bre de Mr.. T. ". Keith
iSe trata del antigua Iefe de FIeCCiOneS
o eS, SimpIemente Gna COinGteRGa! Mr..
Keith, que no ha pOdidO ser IOCaIizadO
niNStO pOr nadle, ilIega mSterIOSdmente!

En- la ista del vapor "San Loren
zo'', que lego aver del Norte nos ha-
llamos con ell nombre de E. w. Keith,
sobre quien hemos tejido las siguien-
tes notas por 81 Sc trata del antique
jefe del Board de Elecciones:
''Hace algdn tempo informamos
que ell lsader del partido republicano
Senior Tous Soto habia celebrado una
entrevista con ell Gobernador Towner
v que la entrevista habia girado sal-
redor del Negociado de Elecciones y
ahora con la llegada del Sr. Keith
la Isla, vuelve al tapete la misma cues
ti6n. Hemos de Greer que ell Sr. Keith
viene probablemente ocupar otra vez
ell cargo que tenia anteriormente en-
ell Negociado de Elecciones con 10 cual
desde lugo Sc conseguiria 10 que los
republicanos han estado tratando de
obtener aunque desde luego ellos no
tienen en- que fundar nj esta fundado
Ell suponer que ell senior Siaca Pacheco
40 fuera completamente imparcial y
ecuanime en- Ell cargo que tiene actual
mente.
Sc cree que al venir otra vez a ocu-
par ese Ell Sr. Keith, y 81 fuese nom
brado como esperan los republicanos,
entonces ell Sr. Siaca Pacheco pasaria
ocupar un cargo de Juez de Distrito
y por 10 que Sc we habra dos vacantes
pronto en- la 1udicatura del pals, para
las cuales cree Sc designaran ell Sr.
Siaca Pacheco al Sr. Luis Campillo,
que ACADIA de regresar de Espafia.
En- una u otra forma Sc nos trato
de dar ell mentis en- nuestra informa-
cion anterior, pero al fin y al cabo te-
nemos la firme creencia de que este
asunto fue la base para que los repu-
blicanos decidieran ir a Washington.
.Ellos. Sc dice,-no convinieron en-
ir a menos que ell Gobernador les pro-
metiera cambiar el personal del Ne
gociado de Elecciones y parece que al
fin al cabo el Gobernador ha encon-
trado puede encontrar Ell modo de
complacer los deseos de los republica-
nos. no dejando tampoco lesionados los
del partido de la mayoria que STEM
pre- ha contado como cuenta actual
mente con un representative en- Ell re-
ferido Negociado de Elecciones."
Hemos hecho reiterados esfuerzos
por saber 81 Sc trata del antique Jefe
del Board de Elecciones, y todo re-
su1t6 in1til, pues del supuesto Mr..
Keith nadie ha podido darnos razones,
nj aiin personals amigos suyas que lle-
garon en- ell mismo vapor, y quienes no
le han visto bordo durante toda Ia
travesia.
Esto nos hace pensar que este Mr.
Keith no es ell Mr.. Keith que Sc cree
que si6ndolo ha debido poner gran
empefo en- hacer un viaje misterioso
como suelen hacerse luego, acaso por.
que asi convenga mas los interese:
que Sc representan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
CIVIL NUMERo
NULrDAD DE coNTRATo.
MoCIoN soLICITANTo Ell NoMBRA
MIENTo DE UNI 'sINDICo

MoCIoN sOLICITANCo Ell NoNBRA
MIENTo DE UNI 'sINDICo
COMPARECEN los demandantes,
por conducto de los abogados Que sus-
criben rcspetuosamente EXPONENT:
L. Que los demandantes han rad
cado en- este Tribunal una demanda,
que esta pendiente, solicitando la null
dad de un contrato de arrendamiento
otorgado por los demandantes las
corporaciones demandadas FOR los funda
msntos alegados en- la demanda y es-
pecialmente por fa,ta de consentimier-
to por parte de los demandantes por
haber sido induc.dos otorgar dicho
Contrato mediante las palabras maqui
nacf'nes insidiosas que en- la demanda
Sc alegan.
g. Que en- virtud de dicho contrato,
.os demandantes entregaron a la cor
poraci6n demandada Porto Rico Ra-
cling Corp. el h.podromo, con todas sus
pertenencias, que Sc describe en- la de-
manda.
s. Que los demandantes son due
nos del referido hip6dromo, con todas
GUS pertcnencias, el terreno donde
Sc encuentra radicado, y dicho hp6-
dromo produce una cantidad considera-
BILE de renta semanal, pudiendose cal
cular en- un promedio de 2,5OO.OO do
!ares.
A. Que la corporation demandada
Porto RICO Racing Corp. tiene la po.
session v administrator completa del
prec.tado hip6dromo todas sus per-
(Contint. en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
CONTINUA Ell PROCESO CON
IRA ALEXANDER CONRADI

LAUSANNE, nov. 7 (Cable frances)
Ell proceso contra Alexander Con-
radi ingeniero suizo acusado de haber
dado muerte a vorowski, presidente
de la Delegation Rusa en- la segunda
conferencia de la paz efectuada aqui,
di6 comienzo aver y Sc cree que dure
por 10 menos diez dias debido a que
faltan noventa testigos por declarar
y aun no han sido presentados impor-
tantes documentos relacionados con ell
proceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08

Con motive de estar va cerca la fe-
cna en- que la Comision Conjunta de
la Legislature Insular, creada por la
RESOLUTION 2, saldra para Washington
a trabajar por una amplia forma de go
bierno propio para la isla, como
quiera que los. miembros que compon-
dram dlcha conisi6n' no Sc conocen to-
davia, soicitamos de don Antonio r.
Barcelo, presidente del Senado y Jefe
del partido de la mayoria, que nos ade-
lantase algo con relaci6n este asun-
to de trascendental Importance para
el pals.
En- las oficinas del Senado logramos
eltrevistarnos con don Antonio quien
erpezamos preguntandole en- que fecha
saidra la Conision de la Legislature.
A nuestra pregunta respondi6 Ell So
nor Barcel6 que no podia darnos la fe
cha con exactitud, debido que toda-
yia no Sc habian reunido los que en- es-
te asunto estan interesados, " va que
clio no dependia de 81 solamente sino
dc muchos, habfa que llegar previamen-
tie I'M acuerdo entire todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08

latura Insular'', nos dijo el senior Bar
cello, ''no ha sido designada definitiva-
mente; pero seran miembros de ella.
con toda seguridad ademas de los pre-
sidentes de las dos camaras, los sefio-
rss Jordan, senador por Arec bo; Her
nandez Lopez, -presidentes del Sc
nado: Jose Tous Soto, senador Y presi-
dente del Partido Republican,; Santa
go Iglesias, senador social-sta y lider
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08

de csc Partido Alfonso Lastra Cha
rriez, -presidente de la Camara de
Representatives.; Gonzalez Mena, repre-
sentante por Aguadilla y lider de la
minoria en- la Camara y Alfonso, repre-
sentante la Camara por a partido
socialista; uniendose la misma al
gunos otros des.gnados por la Comision
Eeonomica.
Ell TRABAJo DE LA cOMIsIoN ELS
SEECILLos.
''El trabajo de la Comis on, con-
tinu6 e1 senior Barcel6, ''es sencillo; y
va casi eata en- conocimiento de los fun
c:onarios federales de washington Ell
alcance de la Resoluc.6n votada por
la Legislature.
'cada part do, desde luego, podra
presentar ais adamente sus puntos de
vista respecto al status definitivo de
Puerto Rico; limitandose por ahora a
pedir al Congreso que olga cual es su
rrop6st to respecto a este particular.
''Todos uranimemente, sostendr&n an
t. las autoridades federales la liberia
lizaci6n de la Carta organica hacia una
forma mas anplia de gobierno para
Puerto Rico; este es, gobernador cleo
two; func,onarios del gobierno de la is
Ia, tanto en- 10 executive como en- 10
judicial, nombrados por ell gobernador
con el consentimiento del senado In
sular; Y todas las facultades sin res
triccion alguna para legislar sobfe los
asrntos internos.
''Hoy EMBARGO para Estados Unidos
Mr, me- K. JONES' ternin6 don An
tonio'', ''quien Sc unira en- Wash
ington a la Comisi6n como miembro
de la misma''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Ell MINIsTRO DE LA GUERRA
DE FRANCIA A DUSSELDORF

PARIS, nov. 7 Omitted Press)-El
Ministro de la Guerra M Maginot ha
sa1ido esta tarde con direction Dus-
seldorf.
seg1n s'Le Temps" M. Maginot lie
va una mission importante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Ell presidente del Senado, ST.. Barcel6,
al sdlir aver de la Fortaleza, nos hace
interesantes declaraciones acerca de la
Com. que va a Wash. yeltrabgo de esta

H use pocO nos antcpa que COms6n esara tornado pOr los
sores Jordan Hernandez Lopez Tous Solo, gesas Lasa Gonzalez
Mena AOnsO Nc Jones los Pesdentes del SenadO Camara
Aver EMBARGO Mr. Nc Jones quen mira en- Washington la
CO6n Cada padO pod pesentar asadamente sus pOs De
vista espedO status de Puerto RcO mandose pOr aOa pedr
al COnsO Olga uaes supOp6sO respecto csc particular Bace6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Sc vENDEN

En- ell mejor sitio de Puerta
de Tierra dos casas con solar de 225
metros cuadrados. Una es Restaurant
la Otra para familia, parada 6 liz, ca
rretera No. n. Advt J
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
CoNFERENCIA CON Ell
GoBERNADoR

~
Continue don Antonio diciendonos
ave aver precisamente habia estado to
da la tarde conferenciando con ell gober
nador Towner acerca de la pr6xima sa-
Ida de la comisi6n que ira la Univer
s,dad de Columbia para tratar ell asun-
to del establecimiento de la escuela de
medicina en- Puerto Rico.
Nos dijo ell senior Barcel6 que d'cha
conisi6n, la cual saldra dentro de al
gunos dias, a mas tardar, esta compues
ia ror los presidentes de ambas CANA
rss legislativas, el Ir. Bailey x. Ash
ford, DR.. Jordan, un miembro mas,
el cual no ha sido designado todavia.
signi6 explicandonos ell senior BARGE
10 que va ell DR.. Ashford tiene algunos
trabajos adelantados en- relacion con
este punto, habiendo presentado uu
plan que sera discutldo al reunirse La
conisi6n de Puerto Rico con la conf
son de la Universidad de Columbia que
nos visitara en- meses pasados.
LA COMISION DE LA
LEGISLATURE
la Comisi6n Conjunta de la Legis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Ell TRABAJO QUE ESPERA A
LOS PERITOS

PARIS, nov. Omitted Press)-M.
Poincar6 cree que los peritos interna-
cionales tendran trabajo por dos o
tres amos, tempo sufcientemente ne
cesario para investigar la capacidad
economical de Alemania. Esto siempre
que los peritos marchen de acuerdo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Or. S. NJ. Haley

Ha mudado sus oficinas al
nuevo edificio de "Puerto Rico
IIustrado Inc" esquina San Jose
Y Tetuan. DO. piso.
Advt
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citddO. : EE Hip6drOmO
produce una rentd Sc
mGnal de $500

Suscrita por los Lcdos. Rivera Ia
vas, Antonsanti Diaz Viera Y nom
bre de don Deogracias Vera aver por
la naafana fu6 radicada ante la Corte
de distrito una solicitud de RECEIVER
ship sobre ell hip6dromo "Quintana' >,
con ell fin de que este sea administra-
do Judicialmente interim Sc .resuelve,
1efinittvamente, q STATUS juridico
de dicha Corporation, contra la que Ell
sefior viera ha iniciado otros procedi-
m1entos de ley, de los cua.es hemos
dado cuenta nuestros lectores,
La presente solicitud de RECEI-
VERSHIP, segin nuestros informes,
sera discutida maiana, viernes, ante
ell Hon Rodriguez lserra Juez del Sc
gundo Distr1te.
La Petici6n es la que sigue:
CIAL. DE SAM JUAN SEGUNDo
DIsTRITo
Deogracias Vera y Juana sOsa,
DEMANDANTEs,
vs.
Porto Rico Racng Corp. San Juan
Racing and Sporting Club.
CIVIL NUMERo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
AUTOMOVILISTASI!!!

BUMPERS DE sOPANDA. todos precios muy bajos
lguamente faoe boma untas cndo desmonabes
das ea de capota KAKI pntura sparks Aro INLAND piston @
paodos soanda radiator bocnas de eectcas de
motor tbos de Gordon tapones radiator tanque gsoa
PARA Ell FORD TOdas ut1mas novedades tales
afombra dorno dsos ruedas bumpers bocina
tinas cubreasientos faroles, etc. ETC.
PARA LOS TALABARTEROS, tenemos
toda case capotas cubrasentos boones crsa
windsheds spotghts, afombas noeuns,
do cano+o lnrido meaes etc.
PARA LOS MECANICOS Tenemos shelac esmer acei
tes laves de cubo f martos, acates bombas
ces sbesto de das dmenones nos ornilo tucas
aand pasadore alambre installation de das ces acumua
dores, cables, sparks de acnuador pintuas aumno azu
bomhas
caanas pnones e untas asbesto aruos
precios especiales aers
de
PARA LAS AGENCIAS DE BICICLETAS Las sin rival GOMAS
VTAC pco especaes fodos accessories bcicetas BIZ
ccletas ninos. Timbres camones, radios etc, etc.
PARA LOS DUENOS DE AUTOS Aconsejarnos:
Que ecrba pdendono precios adenas UN REGALO
que REPARTENDO q Que arregle pnte
ga para
estan puerta NAVIDAD ANO NUEVO
debe esperar mas. que acuerde de
A. Betances y Companfa
rparacones: Stop ALMACEN:
TENDA S. Brau 1O3 Tells 742 S. juan 1920 500 n Santrce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Sc sOicita del Tribunal que Ell hip6drOmO
"Quintana' sea puestO en- manOs
de un sindicO

Los peticiOndriOS expreSGn SuS temOreS de ser
Ufctimas, Otra uez, de palabras y maquinQciones
insidios0s, ST no Sc 0dOpta ell remediO legal soil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08

Porto Rico Rac'ng Corp. San Juan
Racing and Sporting Club.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08

Published and distributed under per o sO1l horissd b
Rico BY order Of the President A. Bur
february 1919 the Post Office n Fan PTtc Rice
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
GARVEYISM AMONG BLACKS IN AMERICA
COMPARED TO KU KLUX kLAN AMONG
The MEMBERS OF THE CAUCASIAN RACE
(Preston News Service)

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 21.-The calling of e. Y Clarke
of the Ku Kux Klan New York City testify before
the grand jury in connection with the relations Of the
Garvey movement to the Klan the murder of Rev j. E.
Eason the Of his departure to testify against Gar
vey the failure of the Black Star ne the failure of the
Gavey printing enterprises Garveys arrest by the gov
ernment officials charge of using the mails to de-
fraud Garvey marital troubles, etc. well the gen
eral dissatisfaction and his activities have stirred
up among the uneducated Negroes throughout the
try all contribute to make Garveyism Of the greatest
to the Negro this country has exper
fenced.
Garveyism is the exact counterpart among Negroes
in America of the Ku Klux Kan among white people, It
is serious menace and dangerous practice for the ult
mate future peace of the races.
Both of these iltimed movements in their essence
appeal to prejudice unbrided passion and if per-
mitted to go uncheck will result in horrifyng racial
conflict
The Garvey movement inculcates spirit of hat
red disrust violence and revenge. 1t creates false
preston the minds of white people to the real
and purposes of Negroes who striving earnestly hon
esty and saney for the bettement of conditions among
Negroes and between the races in this country
Garveyism must be checked at all hazards because
it is evil propaganda sowing the seeds of bitter racial
antagonism and strife.
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY WILL have
new S3OO,OOO BUILDING; FINANCIAL
AID is NEEDED FROM ALL SECTIONS
preston, News Service)

Wherefore, o., Feb 21-The erection of the new
James Shorter hall at Wilberforce University has pro
gressed rapidly and members of the building committee
announced that the roof has been placed the entire
building of five stories representing expenditure thus
far or more than $125OO0 AS far the building has
gone every thing has been paid for There remains to be
completed yet the installation of the windows DOORS
flooring and furnishings which will approximately
$155 900 more.
When completed the structure vii house 500 stu
dents; have model dining with seating capacity
of 800, and 81 class rooms
President Gregg has issued appeal to graduates
and friends of the university to lend their support to this
vast effort by contributing largely possible on
Founders Day which will be observed February 24th
The occasion will be the observation of the sixteth ann
versary of the institution under Negro management
1t is planned to dedicate Shorter hall complete and
free of debt at next in june 1928 To do
this officials say it will require large support from grad
yates and friends of the university The dedication of
this structure expected to be of the epochmaking
events in the history of the institution and it is hoped
that persons from all sections will take part in this
casion by not only being present but by lending their
moral and financial support in order to make pos
sibe this achievement of the for it's educational
purposes
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
EASTERN FIRM IS
ERECTING A large
FACTORY in south
lPreston News serVlcel

GASTONIA, n c.. Feb. PA con
tract for a large addition to the plant
of the Jenckes Spinning Company, of
Pawtucket R. l., to its plant here,
providing for 100000 more square
feet of space, has been awarded, it
was learned on Saturday Work on
the addition has been started. This is
the third addition to this plant here
during the past ~ months, and it is
said, when completed, this will be
the largest spinning mill under one
roof in the South. 1t will employ
nearly 5000 persons.
According to officials of the com
panEv plans are on foot for the erec-
tion of other plants in the South, as
labor and living conditions are much
more favorable in the South than in
the North. 1t is planned to use Ne
gro labor largely, it is reported
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
ELKS ANNUAL SHOW
MAKES Big HIT WITH
ALL Theatre GOERS

The Elks' annual show is now going
on at the Elks' Theatre. and fun-lov-
ers are getting full value for their
money. Every actor is a star, and
nothing but new jokes have been put
forth thus far This is the biggest
amateur show ever presented in the
city of Phoenix, and the stage set
tings, created by local scenery build
ers, are no less attractive than the
costumes, selected and made by one
of the leading costumers Of the south
west.
Music is furnished by the leading
artists of the valley and the wonder
minstrel troupe is in class to itself
If you are unable to get seat for to-
nights performance. don't wait until
the last minute to make reservations
for tomorrow evening or Friday.
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
HUSBAND OF SLAIN
WOMAN is Sought
BY LAW OFFICERS
(Preston News Service

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb 21-Mrs.
Florence Crawford, aged q years,
died at the Homeopathic hospital here
last Friday morning as a result of
being shot, the police say. by her hus-
band William Crawford, in her home
in Fifth avenue last Thursday Craw-
ford escaped before the arrival of
the police. 1t is said that the fatal
shooting followed an argument be-
tween the couple, after their return
from party The bullet entered the
right side of Mrs. Crawford's head
near the ear
Crawford is aged so and is said
to have been extremely jealous of his
young attractive wife 1t is believed
that the argument arose because of
the attentions paid Mrs. Crawford at
the party by young men. AS yet the
police have not been able to locate
Crawford, although a statewide
search has been instituted.
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
IN MEMORIAM
I'm loving memory of Mrs. Mamie
Stafford, of CORTLAND, Miss.)

I'm loving memory of Mrs. Mamie
Stafford, of CORTLAND, Mlss.)
Because of this dear friend who
knew and loved my family. and espe-
cially my dear son, the late Clarence
Lindsey, and in memory of this
precious and beautiful friend, wife
and mother, and for the benefit of
the husband and children, am hav-
ing published this letter in The Phoe-
nix Tribune
In January, 1928, she was called on
her last long journey from whence no
traveller was ever known to return.
God called her unto His own | can
recall her in her youth and remember
her loveliness. She. was like beau
tiful flower, sending forth its frag-
rance everywhere. She was full of
truth, courage and tolerance She
never forgot her fellowman when his
head was low, and his cheeks were
wet with tears. The weary, the
broken-hearted-all came to her for
comfort. She quickly answered their
call of distress and with her beauti-
full smile and generous heart, gave
the warm sunshine of her rich and
glorious nature.
She did not try to reform by CON
demnation, but through sympathy and
love. Her character was evidenced by
her host of friends, and she was loved
by all. The high, the low, the rich
and the poor--all adored her. And
dear children, her going can only be
borne because of Gods strong arm to
lean upon. There is no other consola-
tion that you may know the esteem in
which you are held by our family.
YOU have my deepest and tenderest
sympathy.
Yours in sorrow,
MRS. MATTE LINDSEY.
1877 East Jefferson St,
Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
aged WOMAN MEMBER
OF Original KLAN IS
SORRY IT NOW EXISTS
preston News service)

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Feb. 21
Mrs. Eliza Fields, famous confed-
crate spy and the only woman mem.
ber of the original Ku Klux Klan,
helped to bury the order after it had
served its supposed purpose in the
days of the Civil War, says she re-
grets that it has again risen from its
grave She said, 81 was proud of the
Klan for its charitable acts to widows
and orphans, because it restored white
dominance in the South. and also be-
cause Cy Williams, my first sweet
heart, was cyclops. But lawless men
got control of the organization and
when Oliver P. Morton made his in
vestigation l gave testimony against
the Klan. l am glad that helped put
it out of business, and I'm sorry it is
trying to come back. There is no
good it can do now"
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24
BOSTON MAYOR is
Threatened WITH
Death BY KD KLUX
Especial to The Tribune)

BOSTON, Feb. 21-Mayor Curley of
this city is the latest person to be
threatened by the Ku Klux Klan. No
doubt because of his recent denuncia-
tion of the Klan, which he called a
national menace that must be
stamped out, Klansmen are seeking
revenge. The Mayor and his wife
had scarcely left the city on a trip
South when there arrived in his mail
at the City Hall threat to "get" the
Curley children-four boys and two
girls Superintendent Crowley of the
Police Department Immediately or
dered special guard of policemen
stationed at the Mayors home in
Jamaica Plain both day and night.
Mayor Curley, who is a Roman
Catholic, has classed Ku Klux Klan-
ism as "a crime against Christian
ity, menace to civilization, and
cold-blooded and deliberate fomenta-
tion of hatred and persecution aimed
to transform the American Republic
into camorra."
Phoenix tribune., 1923-02-24

The many friends of Mrs Caldwell ex.
tend hearty welcome and sincerely
hope her visit will be most enjoyable
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening by the Mt. Cavalry Baptist
Church Missionary Society, was
largely attended, and they were very
successful in raising very neat sum
Miss Lila Thompson, of Marlin
Texas, sister of Mrs P. L. Watson
has been in the city several months
and is now growing homesick, but
her modest manner of entertaining
both company and members of the
family has won the friendship OF
many who sincerely hope she will re.
main always.
Mrs. Emma Joseph. formerly OF
Tucson, but for the past several
months residing in Phoenix, where she
died last week, was returned to Tue
son the following Sunday night for
burial. The funeral services were
held Monday at the Mt Cavalry Bap-
list church. Mrs Joseph's funeral
was one of the largest of our race
ever witnessed in the city
Mr. W. H. Green, of 1O71a N. 5th.
St, an old pioneer of the city, is home
taking long-needed rest.
Rev. P. B. Cornelius, pastor of Mt.
Calvary Baptist church, is in Phoenix
conducting two weeks revival.
Miss Mamie Lee Lott, of North 5th
Ave, is expecting to leave for Los An
geles soon, where she will reside with
her mother.
The weekly meeting of the Lost
Tribe Club met at the residence of
Mr.. Lewis Washington, 1886 E. 22d St,
last Thursday evening. After the
transaction of the business part of the
program, everyone was served in the
spacious dining room of the host, af-
ter which various games were in
dulged in. We must say the Lost
Tribe Club is getting along splendid
ly. 1t not only helps the church, but
brings the people together socially.
A very nice time was reported by all.
Mr.. Washington was assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Martha
Lee and Mr.. Roy Brown.