davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy dur
ing the illness and death of our dear
son, Allen A Mcdonald, Jr., who
departed this life July IL. We also
desire to thank you for the beautiful
floral offerings. Again we thank
you, one and all.
DR.. A. A. MCDONALD.
MRS A. A. MCDONALD.
New Barbecue Stand
Mr. I. C. Dair, former chef at the
Octallia club. has opened a first class
barbecue stand and restaurant at II
So. 14th street, where he will be
pleased to have his friends and the
public generally call and see him.
Mr.. Dair is cook Of the first rank
and you are assured Of good food
properly cooked when you eat at his
place. Stop in and take piece Of
barbecue home. The family will ap-
preciate and enjoy the treat.
!. + +
Around the World Trip
The Conference Boosters of the
A. M. E. church will give a Trip
Around the World Friday night, Aug
ust %. The stations are: New York
(the home Of Mrs. M. Noble, 1910
East Jefferson); Chicago (the home
of Mrs. Jessie James, IA N. 18th ST.,
and Los Angeles { the home Of Mrs.
James A. Green, 946 West Grant ST..
Fare for the round trip is rs cents.
Entertainment and refreshments at
each station. Candidates will speak
to tourists at various stations. Go to
either place that Is nearest you and
take car to other stations. Remem-
Der, August % Is the date.
+ 4 +
To California
Mrs. Ada Steward. of 1874 East
Jefferson street, is spending the sum-
mer in San Francisco
+ + +
Passes to Reward
Mr.. Joseph J. Horn, health seek
or from Boston, Mass, who has been
in the city several years, passed
away few days ago at local hos
pital following severe hemorrhage.
The funeral was held Thursday af-
ternoon from the First Colored Bap-
tist church, Rev. e. e. Burkhalter
officiating. Interment was made in
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Return From Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 2. Smith and
mother. Mrs. Rhoda Turner, returned
recently from pleasant vacation
spent in Prescott They made the
trip overland In their touring car.
+ + +
Accidentally Shot
Mr.. Roosevelt Daniel, a newcomer
from Oklahoma, was accidentally shot
few days ago when a revolver In
his pocket was prematurely discharg-
ed. He was given treatment at the
Booker T. Washington Hospital by
DR.. Hackett and is now out Of dan
ger.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16
for Governor

Send for a complete "state-
ment Of Principles" by Dwight
3. Heard. Adress Heard-for.
Governor Club, 3f4 Heard
Building, Phoenix, Arizona.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16
Return From Coast

Return From Coast
Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs. Allen Smith
and several other delegates returned
recently from Watts, Calf, where
they attended the Grand Session of
the Knights and Daughters of Tabor.
The Rev. J. ]. Byas was reelected
Grand Chief Mentor and Mrs. Allen
Smith was elected Grand Queen Moth
er.
! + +
On Vacation
Chef Bill Jones of the Phoenix
Country Club, is enjoying his annual
vacation. Mr.. Jones wears a big
broad smile that won't come off and
his friends are always glad to meet
him. The management of the Phoe-
nix Country Club is indeed fortunate
to have such an efficient, pleasant
and capable man in charge of the
culinary department of that popular.
resort
Homo From East
Mrs. Perry McCutcheon, Of 1915
East Jefferson street, has returned
from Louisiana, where she went to
visit her sick father. Her daughter,
Miss Anna Belle Perry, returned
with her and will make her home in
Phoenix Mrs. McCutcheon also Wis
tied friends in Texas while away.
Return From Grand Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Eckford, Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. Rodgers and daugh-
ter. Sanoma, returned recently from
a pleasant motor trip to the Grand
Canyon and northern Arizona. Aside
from the rain which descended daily,
they report delightful trip. They
spent few days with friends in
Prescott and Flagstaff and also en-
joyed fishing trip at Marmon lake.
+ + +
Opens Confectionery
Mr.. VIM. Frierson, a recent arrival
from Oklahoma, has opened a first
class confectionery and thirst en-
porium at 18th street and East JEFF
ferson. opposite East Lake Park. He
keeps watermelons, chewing gum,
soda pop. ice cream and many other
CONNECTIONS that will please the most
fastidious. Mr.. Frierson is an ex-
perienced business man, having had
great success in this line of business
in his former home. He will appreci-
ate your trade.
On Vacation
Mr.. Herbert Hodge. of 1914 East
Jefferson street, has returned from
his annual vacation spent in north
ern Arizona. Mr.. Hodge Is employed
as elevator operator in the Goodrich
building.
Enter Partnership
Messrs Goldsmith and Watts have
formed a partnership and are en-
gagged IN the restaurant business at
Alp So. 7th avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watts formerly were associated with
Mr.. Roy Lucas. who conducts the
Colored Peoples Cafe at 81 South
End street.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16
Lawn Fete


Peerless Court, o. c., gave a beau
ttful lawn fete last week at the
home of Mrs. Marion Noble, 1910
East Jefferson street. Many came
to enjoy this novel attraction and
all went away happy. Gorgeously at
tired ladies and Immediately clad
men graced the affair with their
presence and to all intents and pur-
poses, the fete resembled a fashion
show. Managers of the affair re-
port 1t great success.
VlsIts Brother Here
Mr.. ]. ]. Mcdonald of Ray, Ariz.,
spent several days In the city WIS.,
iting his brother, DR.. Mcdonald, Of
1916 East Jefferson street He also
consulted an eye specialist while
here, having had considerable trou-
bic with his eyes for several months
past.
+ + +
To Pasadena, Calf.
Mrs. Scott Smith, of 1435 East JEFF
ferson street. left recently for Pasa-
dena. Calf, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Flewellen.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16

Thos. G. Peyton, candidate for
state representative of District No.
s of Maricopa county, is pioneer of
Arizona, and has the welfare and
interests Of the people of his state
at heart, his policy being one Of con-
structive legislation and economy in
all matters both county and state.
Good roads are necessary and ia
vored by him at all times, but he is
not in favor of a bond issue of
$s.500,00O to build a road from Buck
eye to Ehrenberg at this time
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16

! greeted with new publications OF
every description. Tucson now comes
forward with 1.-The Advance" Negro
paper of great promise that will
serve as a happy medium for politi-
clans to tell their story to colored
voters.
Entertainment a Success
The literary and musical program
rendered few nights ago by the
Conference Boosters club at the A.
M. e. church, was a big success.
All numbers on the program were
good and many deserve special men
ton.
Over From Tempe
]. A. Johnson of Tempe was
business visitor in Phoenix recent
ly. Mr. johnson is former Phoe-
nician and is always welcome in the
capital city.
To the Coast
Mrs. Cable Buie Brown left few
days ago for Pasadena. Calf. to
spend the remainder of the summer.
She will return late In September.
Opens Lunch Counter
Mr.. Morris Green of ITO So. Srd
avenue, has opened a little lunch
counter and cold drink stand at 335
So. 3rd Ave-, near the Union depot
He invites all to come and be served
Purchase Beautiful Home
The Rev. E. E. Burkhalter. pastor
of the First Colored Baptist church.
has purchased a beautiful home at
1S41 East Washington street
Home From Prescott
Mrs. VIII Franklin and children
have returned from brief vacation
spent in Prescott. Aris
+ + +
To Texas
Mrs. Della King. manager Of the
California Hat Works, left last week
for Fort Worth, Texas, to visit rel
atives. She plans to remain for an
indefinite time.
80 +
To Prescott
Mrs. 8. A. Parker, Of 1424 East
Madison street. is spending the sum
mer in the Mile High city.
+ + +
Building New House
Mrs. Annie Booker is having a neat
little bungalow erected on her lot at
1880 East Madison street
Home Burns
The home of Mrs. Matte Williams,
915 South 7th avenue, was destroyed
by fire. The fire which was of un-
determined origin, totally destroyed
the house and contents, valued at
$500.
Oh Joy, tie a eoyi
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hud-
son, Of TAO West Grant street.
bouncing baby boy. Mother and son
doing fine. Mr.. Hudson is employed
at the Pathological Laboratory in
the Goodrich building.
+ {. +
To San Francisco
Mrs. Perry Payne. Of Ga South 3rd
street, left recently for San Fran
cisco, Calf, to spend the remainder
of the summer with friends. She
also will visit In Los Angeles and
at the beaches.
Passes to Reward
Mrs. Bertha Carter, Of HOS East
jefferson street. died Tuesday night
Of alcoholic poisoning, due to drink
ing impure liquor. She leaves the
husband. two sisters and other rela-
tives to mourn her death.
Heard Speaks
Hon. Dwight B. Heard. Republican
candidate for governor. was the prin-
cipal speaker at recent meeting of
the Colored Republican club. A
large crowd greeted the speaker and
he was roundly applauded.
Here From Texas
Mrs. j. A. Williams and daughters,
Of Dallas. Tex. are recent arrivals
and are staying at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. v. NJ Goldsmith in West
Buchanan street Mrs Williams, who
is sister of Mrs. Goldsmith, is here
for the benefit Of her health.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16
RIn Drive Starred

financial drive in an effort to raise
| $1,000 The clubs have been divided
into what is known as zones" num-
bered from one to twelve. The lead
ers plan some unique affairs for your
entertainment and you will do well
to keep your eyes on the c. M. E.
church and its activities.
To Emporla, kans.
Mrs. Anna Marooney, teacher of
the primary grades in the Douglas
Grammar school, is spending her va
cation with relatives in Emporia,
Kans. She plans to attend the sum-
mer normal at the University Of
Kansas. and will return to Phoenix
early in September to resume her
duties as teacher In the Douglas
Grammar school.
+ + .
Here From Texas
Mr.. and, Mrs. Clarence Anderson
and children are recent arrivals from
Texas and are staying at the home
Of Mr.. Anderson's sister. Mrs. Frank
Melton. HOO East Madison street.
+ + +
Quietly Married
Mr.. Floyd Johnson and Miss La
veria McLindon we're quietly married
last Saturday evening at the home
Of the brides parents, 733 West Bu-
chanan street.
Married in Prescott
Mrs. Irene Strawn Of Phoenix, and
Mr. James K. Edwards Of Detroit,
Mich, were quietly married recent
ly in Prescott, Ariz., and are spend
ing the summer there. Mr.. Edwards
is employed as chef cook at the
Manhattan Cafe
+ + +
Millionaire Wedding
Next Tuesday night millionaire
wedding will be performed at the
c.. M. e. church, 7th and jefferson
streets. You and your friends are
invited. Let's go.
+ + j.
Maddox to Speak
At the next regular meeting of the
Colored Republican club, Hon. Thorn
as Maddox. Republican candidate for
governor, will be the principal speak
or. Date of meeting will be an
nounced through daily papers. Pub
lie invited.
Purchase Touring Car
Mr.. and Mrse. julius Jackson Of
1925 East Jefferson street. are sport
ing dandy touring car which they
purchased recently.
+ f. +
it's WilIys-knlght
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rose Of 2l5 N.
9th street have purchased a bright
new Willys-Knight touring car.
U. N. l. A. Activities
Several unique and pretty lawn So
cials have been given recently by
the U. N. I. A.. and many attended.
+ + +
Improve Home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. N. Jones, of 91O
East Portland Street, have added a
new screen room and made other sub
stantial improvements on their home.
On Sick List
Mrs. M. Noble, Of 1910 e. Jeffer.
son street, Is confined to her home
on account of illness.
+ + +
At Iron Springs
Mrs. Dan Hendricks and grandaugh.
ter. little Dorothy Jones. are enjoy
ing themselves at Iron Springs.
+ + +
Indisposed
J. E. Ready. proprietor Of Ready's
barber shop in North Central Ave-,
is convalescent from a recent opera
ton.
To FIagstaff
Mira chas. Fish. Of s0s East Jeffer-
son street. left recently for Flagstaff
to spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer.
Summer In Chicago
Mrs. Laura Post and daughter
Mrs. E. E. Burkhalter, spent several
weeks In Chicago with relatives.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-08-16

He strongly favors the development
Of our state resources and indus.
tries, with proper safeguards for the
interests Of the people.
Mr.. Peyton has been honored with
various positions Of trust by the
voters. and can be relied upon to
use his best endeavors at all times
for and in behalf of the people Of
this state
Mr.. Peyton is practicing attorney
with offices at 211 o'Neii building;
Phoenix, Arizona.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
NEW THOUGHT HISTORY
COURSE is BEING GIVEN
American q. Also Has Summer
Glass in Economic Changes
of Present Day.

Two timely and interesting courses
are being offered at American Uni
Verslty for the summer term in con-
nection with the convention of the
National Education Association. which
opens today. One deals with the new
course OF thought in American his
tory and considers such problems as
the discoveries of the Northmen, the
lumbus, economic aspects of the con-
fict between south and north and a
number of other problems on which
thought has changed somewhat as
more facts have been brought to
light. 1t is given by DR.. Tansill
The second is concerned with the
omic changes of the present day,
and is designed to bring out to just
what extent the accepted standards
Of OF r,ec9 ec9n9mic pm thought are actually
economic systems that have func-
toned in history will be briefly sur
veyed as a preliminary to the prin-
cfpal discussion. 1t is given by DR..
Drury.
A third course that will be of spe-
cial interest to candidates for ad-
vanced degrees is concerned with
methods of historic research, and is
designed to set the student straight
on the work he is doing for a thesis
in order that he may not find great
deal Of his efforts wasted. Although
it deals largely with history, the
course will be of practical benefit to
those engaged in research in other
fields.
Abdul Sula, Albanian consul general
in New York, has recently visited
American University, with which he
was connected as a graduate student
until two years ago.
American University has awarded
a scholarship to H. I. Grosman, a
student at George Washington Uni
yersity.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
UPPER MARLBORO.

UPPER MARLBORO. June 2s (Spe-
CfaD.--DivOrce proceedings were In
stituted in the cicuit court here this
week by Rosa w. Klein against Vic
tor Klein and by Leah Fl. Ralston
klaren against Henry G. klaren.
Ryon & HasselI represent Mrs.
Klein, while former County Prosecut-
sents Mrs. Klaren.
The county commissioners have ap-
proved the bond of Alfred Vermil-
lion. constable, Bowie election dis
trict, and the officer has entered upon
the discharge of his duties. The COM
missioners have ordered that the ap-
piication of Thomas I. Talbot for
constable. Marlboro election district,
be advertised for thirty days.
The county commissioners have
sold the bond issue of $4,000 author
lature for additions and improve
naents to the courthouse here to a
Baltimore firm at s106.1S71 per 500
par value, making a total of $63,712.26
for the entire issue.
An insolvency of $1,000 on improve
ments has been granted T. A Nc
kee, Laurel district, for 1924.
Miss Katie Baker, fortyfive years
old, of Staunton. Va, a patient at
the Laurel sanitarium. Prince Georges
County, committed suicide according
to the verdict of a coroner's jury
which convened at Laurel Sunday
the sanitarium June II, her case be-
ing "delusional," and was apparently
recovering. Sunday morning about z
o'clock, when the nurse went to Miss
Bakers room, she found her body
hanging over the bed.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
VISIT TO MONTICELLO
JULY a ARRANGED
Bryan to Address Memorial Gath
ering at Home of Thomas
Jefferson.

UNIVERSITY. Va, June 2S.-Plans
have been made for the Fourth of
July pilgrimage to Monticello, home
of Thomas jefferson, and the memo
rial exercises to be held in the Nc
lntire Amphitheater at the University
of Virginia
The thousands of teachers who
went to Washington for the annual
convention of the National Education
Association will be given an oppor-
tunity to visit the home of the
author of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence on the anniversary of the
signing of this historic document.
An excursion train, with reduced
rates, will be operated over the
Southern Railway from Washington.
This train will arrive in Charlottes-
vile just before noon. The visitors,
who will be met by committees from
the civic and business clubs and or
ganiZations will be escorted to the
University Commons for lunch before
making the trip up the Little
Mountain
No exercises will be held at Mon
ticello. but the visitors will be given
sion, the grounds, and to visit the
grave of jefferson on the mountain
slope. At 4 o'clock the party will re-
turn to the university.
Patriotic exercises in the Mc1ntire
Amphitheater will start at 4:3O
o'clock. There will be a preliminary
concert by the municipal band of
Charlottesville. Frank Cody, super
intendent of schools of Detroit, Mich,
Will preside as representative of the
visiting educators and Dr. Charles G.
Maphis, dean of the university sum-
mer quarter, will make a short ad-
dress. William Jennings Bryan will
be the chief speaker.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
VlRGINIAN MISSING
81 YEARS LOCATED
Henry Keen, in Oklahoma Hos
pital. Alleged to Fave Escaped
Institution.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, June Is
Henry Keen, formerly well known
Campbell county resident, was sent
to the Marion State Hospital thirty
three years ago, when he was de-
clared insane after being charged
with attempting to shoot a neighbor
He escaped from the institution
thirty years ago. Now he is in
hospital at Ada. Okla, and for the
first time in more than three decades
his famii, lows Of his wherea bouts.
Keen was picked up in the Okla
homa city several days ago, and
social worker there. having gotten
his story from him, asked the police
here to locate his relatives. Thi
was done. as Chief of Police Smith
knew of the incident and the loca-
ton of his family. Keen maintains
he was sent to the insane asylum
without just cause. At the time his
family consisted of his wife and two
boys, Jerry, now thirty eight, and
Henry Keen, jr., the younger of the
two.
The elder of the two brothers
came here to verify the reports his
mother had heard at Marysville, but
he said finances would prevent him
from going to or assisting his father.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
BALLSTON.

BALLSTON, Va, June 2S Especially
AT the regular meeting of Ballston
Council, No. %, j. o. L. A. NJ, the
following officers were elected: Coun-
cilor, Joseph NJ. King; vice councillor
T. Z. Smoot; secretary, j. F. Thomp-
son; assistant recording secretary. r
d. McShea; financial secretary, John
Williams; treasurer. A. c. Putnam;
conductor. H. T. McFall; warden, Fred
Collins: inside seminal, ]. H. Foster;
outside seminal, Mennie Talbot.
Howard A. Smoot was elected rep
resentative to the state council for
two years, and /. A. Veitch as alter
nate. w. l. Knott was appointed
trustee for eighteen months. A class
of candidates received degrees.
The ladies' aid to the Ballston
volunteer fire department will hold
it's regular meeting. Monday. June
80, at am, at the firehouse. 1t
is desirable that all ladies of Balls
ton and vicinity attend.
Miss Ann Lacy Johnson of Mulhall
entertained informally Saturday eve
ming for her two guests. Misses
Anstice Davis and Lena English OF
Clarendon.
A recital was given in the new
Central Nj. f. Church Friday evening.
Vivienne Abbott Gilmore, soprano,
was assisted by Carmen Collier, i'm
personator; Miss Lena Bray, pianist,
and Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee, accom-
panSt.
The Riddle Bible class was enter
tanned Friday evening at the home OF
the president. Mr.. Addison Van Doren,
in Cherrydale.
Mr.. Anson r. Ward died Monday at
the home Of his daughter after long
illness, aged ninety-two years
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day at his late home. Rev. c. P.
Ryland, formerly of Clarendon, OFF,
ciating. Burial was in Glenwood
cemetery.
DR. w. l. Darby will occupy the
pulpit of the Ballston Presbyterian
Church Sunday. June 20.
Misses Evelyn Britton and Mozelle
Powell are in Charlottesville, taking
six-week course at the University
Rev. c. A. York enjoyed an outing
at the Y. M. c. A. camp at Springfield,
w. Va, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt Of Mulhall
are in New York City attending the
Democratic national convention.
Evening star., 1924-06-29
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June IS (Spe-
ciaD.-The goal set for the securing
Of new hotel for this city was in
sight today as campaign statesmen
turned in their noon reports on tho
progress of the stock-selling drive
a check-up showed total Of s26l.-
~ piedged, with the names of 754
scrloers; A gold watch is to be
awarded to the volunteer salesman
securing the largest amount of stock
sales by Monday. The honor of being
Charles G. Nicholson, who turned in
a card for $4,000, and pennants for
nigh sales were awarded to B. A.
Seiple, $4,000; Miss Blanche STAINS
pury, $500, and George F. Down
The L: S. s. destroyer Case will
drop anchor at Alexandria July 4, and
will play part in the big celebration
g 10 be staged by the Alexandria
will march in the parade, which will
start at II o'clock the morning Of
the 4th. IN old-time barbecue.
athletic events and tableaux at the
7; NJ c. A. grounds on Harvard street
tiles, and at night an extensive fire.
works display is planned.
Francis Summers of this city, re
Gently elected first lieutenant of the
AieAdHuIid Light Infantry 10 MI tne
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Lieut. Raymond Alvis. yesterday
stood the examination for the posi-
tion before the state board in Rich
mond, Va. Lieut.. Alvis resigned his
post when he left several months
ago for South America.
Rev. P. o. Wilcox, L. S. Army
chaplain. stationed at Fort Humph-
reys, will make patriotic address
Sunday night at the Trinity NJ. f.
Church. South Washington street
Evening star., 1924-06-29
CHERRYDALE,

CHERRYDALE, Va, June 2s-rbs
new home of the Peoples state Bank
or Cherrydale at Dominion Heights is
completed and plans are being car
ried out by the officials of the insti-
tuition for its occupancy and formal
opening Monday.
The new structure will be thrown
open to the inspection of the public
Tuesday, plans having been made for
members OF the board of directors TO
De present to welcome the visitors
Rev DR.. John G. Sadther of Peters
burg, Va, has accepted a call to the
pastorate of Epiphany Church of
Cherrydale: DR.. Sadther win assume
July; The call also extends to DR..
Sadther the pastorate of ST. Johns
Episcopal Church of Mclean.
The new community library, being
sponsored by the Cherrydale League
Of Women Voters, will be opened dur
ing the coming week, it is announced.
An entertainment given by the league
monday night in the school audi
torlum, having an admission charge
ot one or more books, had the result
many previously donated to the
cause The following program was
Warmly received by the hundreds in
81 ateenoance: m Mrs. Fred Galdle and
Goodner. readings; Mrs. Dolores
spence violin solo: Hunter Lewis.
saxophone solos; Gladys Marcy and
5leieh ne Jacobs, dances; Phyllis Rams
cell. vocal solo, and Misses Helen
Dawson, Gertrude Richardson, Iu
Giile Rausch, Evelyn Bowers and
phyllis Ransdell in the operetta.
Muffs" Addresses in interest Of the
iiorary were made by Rev. Wilbur NJ.
SNYDER. Father Mcconnell, William p
Wright, Mrs. Thomas S. Wallis and
Mrs. j. II. Walton The committee
on arrangements consisted of Mrs.
,. r: cooper and Mrs. L. r. Jinkins.
what is expected to be one Of the
pest and most hotly contested base
Dali games of the season in the
county VIII be played Sunday on Ar
lington field, with the Cherrydale
nine and the Mohawks, last years
ola, as opponents. The game is
scheduled to start at 3 O'Clock.