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Evening star., 1924-08-16
RENT H0UsES-UNFuRN1sHED

RENT H0USES-UNFURNISHED
1857 PARK ROAD N.W.-lO ROOMS. =
TH0s. 7. RRowN. s17 ~ at. s.w. NJ. es72
VERY ATTRACTIVE UNFINISHED DE-
t.ched corner house located in Chew Chase;
s12s per month; Immediate possession.
1917 St. wv S.W. q fhfaps; Phpn. Main $500.
54O6 9th ST.
,.ss ssmiSst,ehsa Get, rooms and bath. furnace
1904 10th ST.
Eight rooms and bath Rent, $65.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
VIZ, 20, a22 Maryland Bldg. ,os.
1920 PARK RID.
Standardized house, containing nine rooms
and two baths: steam heat and electric light;
garage. Rent. $l25 per month
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
912 18th St. NV.
Main 68S8.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNIsHED HOUSE.
located In Chevy Chase. Nd. near Columbia
spe s .n
-
diate Dossessicn; Rent: sss per month.
1917 K St. NV. Phone Main $500.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNisHED HOUSE.
located In Richmond Park, just north Of
Cleveland Park; detached house. containing
h.-w;h.., eiec. light: rent. s1oo| per month.
years lease. Rosa d%@esi'ts 81 sue9 RGsssssion. Sc
141z K St. wv NV: & fhfaps: Phone Main $500.
1441 ST. SE-8 r. (CORNER \ S57 30
1887 l1th st.-s rooms. bath h.-wh..
saer,: e.: newly papered and painted.... 725o
,sA - rairmont SIT r, b.. gar. 1890
rr Gy;Ef sassfH fg sHaPino q CO. sis 18th So
. rooms and ,,95 i95 18th ST. Sc. .om
''"' '19 i2ss s-t9i GiRXRD -. NV: 's0'"
rooms and BATH iss s'fS'lses2; 18th s.. 90
~ sTI7 p ST. 'lO0'D
~ 1908 Col RID. NV. VOW
iii 18th ST. NV: ''iO0''o
0'' =. IL? =? 18th ST. Sc. ''''"
~ sls ST. NV. ''''"
2aa iii5 ST. NE. ''0'0'
'' anu ItH i74s sth ST. NV. NO."
4Ios 5th ST. NV. ''''0
rooms ana bath; garage. SIS 90
2106 o ST. NV
l0'~ s545 ss HERTFoRD rI. NV. 'lz''oo
=. +. SAUL co. i4ia EYE ST. NV. W.
25Os NJ ST. N.W.-s ROOMS AND BATH,
electric lights. furnace heat, $s5.
heat. S65.
GEO. W. L1NKINs. 171s ST.
ss7,5o-14o4 srd ST. N.w.-s RMS. BATH.
furnace heat.
ss5 Oo-se8 Newton st. n.e.-1l rms., bath.
h.w. and electric.
CoLoRED.
$40 0Oo-1406 34th st. n.v.-e rms. and bath
s12 Fl St. NV. Main 7545.
17s
1871 C ST. NW-1O rms and bath. :. $40 90
2O Morgan st.-S rooms and bs ..... s.. 90
$50 Park pl.-6 rooms and ba ath. ...... 1000
Main a51. si2 18th st. NV.
4lst ST. NEAR BELT RD.-s ROOMS AND
baths Gear garage.
Belmont ST. near 15th-9 rooms, baths:
excellent condition.
Shepherd st. near 5th-e rooms and bath;
newly decorated.
$500 block Of Hertford pI, near 18th and
Spring rd-6 rooms and bath, inclosed sleep
ing porch built-in garage.
39th ST. between Morrison and Mckinley
sts. Chevy Chase-New house, semi-detach-
ed 8 large rooms, baths. built-in garage;
excellent location.
kanawha st. near Conn. ave-S rooms and
bath, detached: large yard front and side
MckEEVER AND GOSS,
Main 4152. 14l5 ST. NV
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FOR RENT-DEsK SPACE.

DESK SPACE AVAILABLE; SHARE FRONT
ONCE in Columbian building. Phone service
Rent reasonable. Address Bog SIS, Star
Evening star., 1924-08-16

1851 IRVING ST N.w.--HOTSEKEEPING
apartment, entire second floor. large. nicely
fu[piShed rooms. private home: gas range,
eleetricity and telephone: reasonable.
i;t4 OGDEN STREET NEAR 18th 81
bridge: attractvely furnished 3 room, ba til q
ki;chpnette apt front porch, trees. grounds.
garage: rent So mo. Tel. Col. 1901
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DUPONT CIRCLE, IT20 ST. N.W.--TWO-
room. bath; front: southern exposure: cleo
tririty: gas: h.-w.h.: phnne. 17s
Evening star., 1924-02-08

-women's e6.16 Overnight Cases,
made Of heavy black crepe
grained Dupont, with double
locks and shirred top pocket.
20 and % inch sizes. Spe- <S zS
ciaf- Saturday .........- 's~
-$8.DS DouHle-StraP SUIT Cases,
OF tan and mahogany crepe
grained Dupont. and made with
leather corners. swinging handle,
good catches ana lock. q zS
20 and Is inch sises.... ~S~
Kann'-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
Wanted Luggage

go 7. shopping for Overnight
Cases and Suit Cases tomorrow.
These two specials will reward
you!
Evening star., 1924-02-08
We Haze Just Received Another Shipment
Nah Jon ngg Racks

NAH JeAES Sets for
Beginners, CenpIete %1 ~
with Racks. ........... VAso
-TAsss sets consist Of la tiles, made
Of stroas cardboard. and are complete
with cardboard racks. counters, dice and
instructions.
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special 81: $1.OO
Eaur rArks IN q oAf-

Four racks IN set.
---One red and three black racks In set.
Each rack holds IS tiles and has com
pIete score with double scale on bottom.
These rack sets are as good as any sets
we have sold this season for $l.1S.
-A Special Sale OF zoo Bur-
rovye'x Climax Tables for
Bridge, s4S0O'' or Nah JonGE.
/. Choice
Evening star., 1924-02-08
$2.48

Mahogany finished, with
metal corners and .30.inch
green leatherette tops. Regu-
lation height Of 81 inches.
Strengthened by cross sup
ports. but are light. compact
and. durable.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
CLOVES
Thas Say : Style

-vem.a.s ls.hutSsa-lsagth Pure etk
Gle1sS KAyver make; double nnfef
tipps6, Pafis point sslf-stiteAed. beels'
Ii mode, mauve. sray: silver, :oiecn,
pouSee, beige and white. s'ses %
to l.
'-Is.buttsa length. $1zS
q pair
-1e.button leagth. q n
n pair
-Wsasa,s ~. bstssa lsasth .1urs
yiia-.Soe 0lh 6levss, double 1nees
t.pped, AeAvy tutoae-st.tcAed beeks. In
mode, gray, silver, black ana white,
with seIe bAcks. 6isss .6M g 2y
to g. A pair. r.........sss...
-wsssa,s 1u1s ena sszasXrs:t
0asntsst 0lsvs., Seubic arr. upped.
heavy stltcA4A oacke. N whaees cray,
mode apd beaver. 0ises ~ e 40
to TN. 4 aae.......s.-.,..--SAs
-wsnss's Yuss 1ilaasss Bllk 0Asnt-
less, 0euNls finger oppe1, heavy StiteAed
Nacft, ruaa-tfimAeA cuff. In pongee,
fray al eeavor sAAdss. 4 g En
PAIR ......e.s.ss..,...ss.
EanA'e-etfsst Jleee.
Evening star., 1924-02-08
| IL
Send Your ''Loue''
a Valentine

S0ttU i OU6 AOUC
a Valentine
OF course your Love- may
be = little Riddle, mother, father,
sister, best girl or. best boy
friend, Whoever it is, you
will find just the right Valentine:
If you would like to have
the pleasure of making your;
own valentine, we have . choice
Of Valentine makings, at-
35c and soc
Also place cards, paper nap
kins, favots, paper clothes, etc.,
for the, Valentine party OF
dance.
Kann's-Stationery Store and
Valentine Booth.
Evening star., 1924-02-08

.-lmported Halrbfashee. witt,
solid wood backs and very stiff
bristies. Regularly % M
$500 Special each. VAsVV
-Half.pound can Theatrical
Cold Creszn. regularly az
4sc. Special. eaeh...: OO&
-pussywMew Face Powder,
regularly Soc. Special, 0E~
Z box .s~s..sssvs.s.sss- @~S
Evening star., 1924-02-08
Springs Pert Neck'oeor

-=.t Speciay
single pieces chiffon and metallic aees for
gray navy
-.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31
HOTEL TO
\ Be HOBO HEAVEN
Friend Of Tramps VIII Open
Place After Long Fight With
Residents

CHICAGO, Dec. 80 Free food,
fres beds, free steam heat, free
baths IF wanted) and ben hop sev-
ice.
This was the haven opened to
hobofs of Chicago recently when the
doori of the Granville hotel were
thrown open to the down and out
sers q the city by DIR. Ser Reitman
"the hobo's friend"
DR., Reitman said today that the
hotel, with all of it's facilities, had
been armed over to him for cliari-
table purposes by its iessees and
That IT would continue rs a haven
for thelhobo.
!, But from residents of the neigh.
porhooa came another story-a
story OF a long fight between the
owners PIT the hotel property and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

The California marvel, dominated
the tennis field as clearly as did Bill
Tilden.
It was as usual a baG year fcg
golf champions. No major cham
pion succeeded in repeating. Bob
by Jones took the amateur title
away from Max Marston, out III
turn was deprived of his open laur-
els by Cyril Walker.
Gene Sarazen lost further ores
tige by his failure in the open pro
fessioral championship, which went
to Walter Hagen also victor for
the second time in three year; in
the British open.
Dorothy Hurd of Pittsburg pro
vided an upset by winning the wo.
mems championship, succeeding
Ejath Cummings.
For the first time in years Chick
Evans was unable to WIN the west
ern amateur, his monopoly of this
important sectional tournament be,
ing broken by Harrison Johnson d
st. Paul.
Larry Nabholtz made the mos!
forward stride of any young pro.
fessional in the country last year
while George Won Elsu of the fan
west was the Leading amateur, next
to Jones.
Aside from activity in the bantam
weight division, the year was a floI
in Fistiana. The bantamweight TITLE
changed heads twice. Abe Gold.
stein took it away from a shadow
of the old Joe Lynch, and was il
turn dethroned by Eddie Cannon
ball Martin just as the old year was
liraping out Their back door.
Johnny Dundee grew too fat tc
defend the featherweight title anc
gave it up. A fcatherweight tourn
ey was held and it sirnmered dowr
to Kid Kaplan Of Meri3en, Conn.
and Danny Kramer, the Philadei
phia southpaw, one Of whom vii
be crowned champion ear1y in Jan
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31
$313,O00,OOO FROM
u. S. TRUCK CROP

ATLANTA, Dec, 31.--The total
value of nineteen truck crops pro-
duced in the United States during
the year 1924, has been estimated
to reach $313,00O,O0O, according to
estimates by the United States Dc
partment of Agriculture received
here. This figure falls SIP, 0O0,0e0
short of the 1929 pro luction, but
greatly exceeds; the totals for Il c
years 1922.
The chic fgross valae realized
by truck growers for the whole Uni
ted States was that reaped from to
matoes, which have been valued at
$50, 100000. Early white potatoes
came next with a return Of $4,000
000 and strawberries and cante-
loupes third and fonrth respectively
,at $35,0oO,OO0 and $40, 100000
The zebra is the African member
of the horse family. The African
member of the domincc family hs.s
dots instead of zebra stripes.
No man is too big to feel small.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

SPECIAL LECTURE AT THE LADIES' MATINEE.
MOTHERS BRING YOUR DAUGHTERS
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

League in batting, while Babe Ruth
showed the way in the American.
Hornsby, by taking down the
1924 honors, established a new Ma
tional League record, The win nin&
Of the title for five successive years.
Ruth, who has tasted of almost
every other baseball sweets, finally
achieved his ambition Of leading tic
American League in batting,
Walter Johnson, famous pitcher
Of the champion Washington club,
and Dazzy Vance, Broollyn's hurl-
ing ace, were voted trc most valtI-
able players in their respective
leagues.
In football, Notre Dame had a
team that must be rated one Of the
greatest Of all time. In the east,
Yale, Dartmouth and Pennsylvania
had the edge, Chicago wen the Big
Ten championship and Stanford
nosed out California on The coast.
Once again "Red" Grange. Hi
nois meteor, was the outstanding
player of the year. He was a IN
animous choice of every all-star
eleven selected
Bill Tilden, although harder press
ed than usual, still retains the title
of worlds greatest tenris exponent.
Vincent Richards gets second po-
sition. AS usual the United States
won the Davis cup, the world series
Of tennis.
AMONG the women, Helen Wills
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31
BIGGEST SURPRISE
Of YEAR WAS IN BASE.
BALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Billy Evans Reviews Years
Sport History From Baseball
to Golf and Tennis

"a biggest upset of the year IN
'''S4 s,.rcles was staged in m'ajor
baseball.
hgton, more or less an out
t only won the. stfnierican
5ennant but also captured
lid series from the Giants.
{ triumph of Washington was
the more unusual, since Stanley
Grris, youthful manager, was max
ing his big league debut.
? Rogers Hornsby repeated his spe-
cialty of leading The National
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

uary.
The total and complete explosion
of the Luis Firpo heavyweight
boom was another note of interest.
The so-called Wild Bull looked a
.joke fighter against Harry Wills
and Charley Weinert, bearing oIt
predictions of expert observers that
he would mark for any FAIRLY good
battler who fought him intelligent
w
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

the lessees over The questionable
character of the hotels guests. Rum
or now has it that the opening Of
the "hobo heaven" is merely aAoth-
er move on the part Of the lesses to
embarrass the owners Of tae prop
erty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Jores, Of 200
East Furlow street, announce the
birth of a daughter. Fec. %, who
will be called Martha Sue Jones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

CsnpbeIl's Pork and Beans,
3 cans .-.-.-.--..-...
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

An Amsterdam botaniat has found
pearls in cocoanuts, showing what
you can do if you try hard enough.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

Prunes now are dried by cleo
tricity, and nine-tenths Of them
served cold to boarders
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-31

A. & P. Pork and Beans,
Large Can, 3 cans for 80
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14

You have the evidence. Every letter and telegram re-
ceved by this newspaper file i'll the office OF the editor and
may be verified by any doubling Thomas. Now WHAT Do
YOU THINK OF THOSE MINISTER'S AND OIitk ~
CALLED CHRISTIANS IN ELIZABETH CITY WHO con-
DENIM AND BOYCOTT THIS NEWSPAPER FOR MAILING
AN INFAMOUS LIBEL:
Thousands OF protesting Christians applauded the
LIST Ham in his tabernacle when he asked them NllAl DO
YOU THINK OF \ NEWSPAPER MAN WHO WOULD
WHITEWASII \ GANG LIKE THAT?"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
From a Minister and an Army Officer

The ,ccgraS reproduced here are i'll every instance iron"
men 81 prominent be listed i'll WhoS WHO III America
The scntcrS known this newspaper only because inc!
happen be outstanding citizens OF Chicago and men "' nation
prominence whose PATRIOTISM fairness and integrity arc be
vond question. Here is telegram from Rev Thornton "
Mills pastor oi the New England congregational Church "i
Chicago Major the Officers Reserve Corps o the l.
=. Army;
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM

Chicago TIT, Nov. VI, I9!I
EDITOR THE INDEPENDENT
Elizabeth City, y. {. -
Campaign against Julius Rosenwald either malicious a'
hood ialIucnation> Roscrwald one al
the most thorough going civic spirited hundred per rr'
imcrars in the City Of Chicago supporting ever! GOOD cause
and with record absolutely from anything resembling the
aiding abetting Of vice conditions. Your se>aoas u
simply using low, cheap methods Of publicity.
THORNTON \. MILLS.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
By w. o. SAUNDERS

. ,,,nal attack on the character OF Julius RoSen-
.,.r., st M T. Ham read to III audience ot 4oOo
Nv ,, ,lc an article alleged to have been printed III
IT., Tribune in support ii his charges.
,.r the Chicago Tribune and leading c','|cnS o'
D., ,m .rr Elizabeth City public thru this newspaper
E.. ln,u about Julius R"scnwaId. Here arc replies
~ Tribune. ChicagoS greatest ncwSpapcr-thc paper
r:, liam, claim, to have quoted. and replies from
,..r ,r,. .nucut Chcaguan> ~ we'll:
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
LHI INnIrENDENT
Chicago. Ill., Nov. 10. 1871.

(hitago TT. Nov. IO I9!E
|m NnIrFNDENT
hrlrlh tity, y. &. .
~ triot p,iiantopi,t and broad minded hnrrca" 'r'
kual the foremost ciiiIrn> oi chicago "o"S"
h Irhrrw hr oms opportunity to pay his re'rre' re-
r founder or Christianity The statement "l'ch you
pm r-nrng Julius Rosenwald could have proceeded oh"
'ui drr,r irnnrinrc ~ to the fact from malice
ERNEST ID. BURTON.
Pres University Of Chicago
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
Cb;caso's States Attorney Knows
TRIBuNE-N. d.

r. uan in Chcag" i'll position t" know whether lia"
+, .jn,, Mr. Ro,cuwald were false is the Hon Robert
. States Attorney ri Cook County. whose business Is
.,r hicago, criminals and VIII" has been relentless Ill
. vice condition, in that city. Here Is telegram
'r- rrr,yC.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
.NpEri NDENT,

\ RNpErfNDENr.
| nSth Ciu. sc. ,,.,., l., .,,.
Irbr lind anything in record Of Julius Ro>cnwa'" I" sup
u hires rrlr hy Evangelist. .
I'm, always ranked very high phil'nthropst
n, thousand every year to various e'ueat'o''ai ano
II ,b.Irl,l organizations. regardless Of creed.
Morally, hr always ranked ~ clean man ''" H , "
iii ., .,,up ont vice and crime conditions in Chicago
H. m, brcn chairman aud mcmbcr of numerous romm'r's
,o,, ,on,tors AMI there is no hint that hr ever we'
he'd" ary crime ron,ton - .
wv" w. TRIBl NE-N B.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
Evanston. Ill.,. Nov. 10. losL
|HE INDEPENDENT

ElaHNIOT NV TO, I'~f
fH INDEPENDENT,
nbrlh tity. v {.
Ia Christian i one who rxrnpr> by his life the teachings
L,u> tL,n JuI> Ro,rnwald Of Chicago Is Christian
NJ rl him referred the best Christian IN lhras"'
urrniiio,I> hut generous in his philantTophir> hr
iur wisely to those american institutions that are nost
j il, opr ,yiIi,aon lie i extremely frank and fair
nird and public spirited. We regard him as possibly
6lso> sr'iltr>t citizen. -
WALTER DILL SCOTT.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
I Iniou Stock Yards, Ill.,. Nov.

Union stock Yards, Ill., Nov. w. i'-'
w l\pirf\DENT
hhrln tn, &C.
urrius have regard for Julius Rosrnwad as man an"
'' md consider hc Iis outstanding in romnunt! "
m to make Chicago brttrr finer place in which 10 I'VE.
' ",Et Vice I giving h,>y OF both time anu none! a""
'u gent great good AMI Is recognized In the cohnu
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14

eli itAGO
November 9. 1921.
Mr. ". q. Saunders Editor
The Independent,
Elizabeth City, " &.
Dear Mr. Saunders:
attention recently that an evangelist
named +. Ham, who been speaking IN the South has
been very much msnformed In regard TO our eowrtfch ~
Chicago Nr. Julius Rcsenwad and that he has attacked the
good name of Mr. Rosenwald on several occasions.
know nothing whatever to the verify OF this statement
neither Mr. Ham and have been misiniornmd
as what heard wish through however, To state
clearly libert. TO this in way through
the pess) Julius Ro>rnwa is of most hg'S
esteemed citizens citizen with whom associated IN
city done TO show his public spirit his III
rrrst things that good and this has been backed W
rutro, consistency in his whole attitude I"
things good and upright lie Is one OF our hest pint
anhropistS Of God and earnest berroirI"r Tie
patient and faithful coopeators in aarkng wee
conditions city both practically and efficiently A Vice
President Of Committee Fifteen Inc has been rrrOgihcd by
that splendid body nning and fearless aS well as
generous support Of all that has stood for clean and up
right living
want you 10 definitely these facts given I"
van that you cura unjust which
may be made.
Faithfully yours
JOHN TIMOTHY STONE
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WALTER DILL SCOTT.
From The University of Chicago

. '.-r., d. Eurt"n president "j the great University
a-. .n,n, Julius Roscuwad. Here l. telegram from
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
HAROLD III. SWIFT.
From a Leader Of Bsptists

NV N,cr,. pastor u Emmanuel TaPtlSt VhurcH
also President oi the Chicago Baptist Ministers
'rad what nc saws
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
ROBERT T.. GROVE. States Attorney.
From the President of a Great University

BE- ',rr Dill Scott president at Northwestern Cnvcr
.a..r,tnn. H.. personally knows uliu, Rnscnwald.
. -. telegram To- this newspaper
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
Another BAPTIST Minister Speaks

DR. Melbourne +. Boynon is another big CmcaE" 'auSt
pastor OF Woodawn Baptist Church and member OF the head
quarters committee OF the Saloon League OF Chicago
DR. Hovnton wires -
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
From = Chicago Business Leader

..' ,uitt. i, ice-prcrdcnt OF the firm ot swift
H . ..i the leaders in business i'll Chicago Rcad Ills
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
|Hr INDfrENDENI.
Chirago. Ill.,. Nov. ". l9.i.

fr INDErENDENT.
abrth City. y. e.
I'm rrpIS telegram. will state that Mr. y'is sosf
i nnr of the hest pc american citizenship We nave m
rn lie i foremost leader in all movements which nave
their object the hr;trrncnt of mankind. u the charges ht
refer TO were malrioii>ly false would term heh'
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
'E l\HErENDENT

'ir-r against Julius Roscnwall absolutely AMI cniirrl!
hove Known him thirty wars. iie Is one OF our most
" and useful citizens. lie il hOnOred AMI respect
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
Chicago. ILL.,. Nov. TO- l?'l
TO INDEPENDENT
Elizabeth City. y. {.


Elizabeth City. " {.
Iuuuiry concerning Julius Rosenwald received Mr. Kosr'
wad is one highly respected citizens oi chicago anu
Is well known phianhophist To charge him with fostering or
protecting vice Is ridiculous. Wire newspaper In Chicago or
ron.It late addition of Who's Who In America for further
particulars .
Pastor Wootlawn Baptist Church
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. T., 1911.
THE INDEPENDENT

Know nothing of matters set forth in your telegram fic
that Julius Roscnwud Is considered of ChcagOs most repre-
sentative and respected business men,
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY OLSON.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
The u. S. District Attorney Speaks

wired Hon Edwin \ Olson. L. :. District Attorney "i
Chicago for information concerning Mr. Rocnwad Here Is
his reply:
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
From a Presbyterian Minister

The Fourth Presbyterian Church I" Chcag" Is one Z" the
wca,hic>t and most influential Churches i'll that city Here Is
a letter from its pastor
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
JOHN TIMOTHY STONE. Minister
CHiCAGO
NOycm o. 1871
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-11-14
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM

Chicago. H.. Nov. 10. 1871.
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An Appeal to Base Passions

In his pulpit Sunday night he made the remarkable state.
mcn that six or seven who attended his meetings would
have killed prominent in this town. but that he had dis
Concluded on Page Twol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23

| amigos sinceros verdaderos la
de La muy estimada famiIia Figueroa-
Sanabria. No conforme Ell Senior con
que ell mundo me viese luchar solo y
desheredado, consinti6 en- que tam
bien me faltase la ayuda que sonci-
tara de damas de la sociedad de
congregaciones rehgiosas, damas Ell
quienes tenfa cifradas todas mis- es-
peranzas de triunfar, para que me
fDese possible acomodar los tickets de
II function. Solo asi, no logr6 benei-
clio alguno Y en- cambio sufro solas
Ia passion de la derrota siento CO.
mo 81 muriesen mis- ideales.
Mas, no es possible! Es necesario
luchar! La lucha sin caidas Y sin do
lores NADIA vale nj sensation causa
que sirva de estimnlo Venga, pues,
la lucha Y con ella ell dolor intense
venga la derrota una diez .veces
mas, despu6s lucharemos de nuevo,
y algtn dia, cansada aquella de re-
sistir la bataua de La perseverance vo
luntad, Sc retirara y dara paso al
triunfo que entonces sera mas reso-
nante y ensanchara de orgullo mi CO.
raz6n Ell Hijo del Dios cay6 una,
SOS, ties veces en- ell largo camino d.
calvario y no obstante, Sc levant6 10
grando la redencion del mundo.
Rrperto UDENBURGH.
Puorta de TERRA,
Oct. 10, 1924.