The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-03-14
A Digest of General
News Here 6 There

MO.
New York-The delegates of Man
haitian Lodge of Elks, recently sus-
pended by the Exalted Ruler, have
paid their fines and been reinstated.
Norfolk, Va.-Miss Virginia Lewis
fatally stabbed Robert Thomas,
March 4th for insisting on kiss.
Toledo. O.-Mr. J. e. Spratley has
been appointed travelling auditor for
the National Benefit Life Insurance
Co.
Fordyce, Ark.-Miss Della Nit
chell was married to Rev. E. M.
White of Parsons, Kansas, Feb. 5th.
Wichita, Kan.-Mr. Fred Newman
has been appointed as filing clerk in
the Revenue Department.
Colorado Springs, Colo.-Mr. Hen
ry johnson and his brother Dudley
johnson met at the funeral of their
sister for the first time in thirty
years on Feb. 27th. Mr.. Dudley
Johnson is now a resident of st. Paul,
Mimi.
st. Louis, Mo.-Inez Jenkins was
awarded 500 damages for false ar
rest March 4th.
Los Angeles, Cal.-On March %,
the Second Baptist Church, Rev. T..
l.. Griffith pastor, will lay the cor
nerstone of a 100000 edifice at
Griffith Ave. and cath st.
Buffalo, N. MAYOR Schwab has
appointed DR.. 1. L. Scruggs as AS
sistant Medical School Examiner.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Miss Clara G..
Scott and Lee G.. Warren were mar
ried Feb. 26th.
Dallas, Texas-H. d. Winn, Ma
sonic Grand Master, died at Dallas
Feb. %.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Dr. ]. E. Nash,
pastor of the Michigan Ave. Baptist
Church, and Miss Francis ]. Jack
son were married Feb. %.
Newark. N. Mrs. Helen Will
liams, celebrated concert pianist.
known on the concert stage as Helen
Hagen. is seeking a divorce from her
husband, DIR. John T. Williams, on
the grounds of cruelty.
Indianapolis, Ind.--Miss Consuela
Street was welded to Mr.. George
Dewey Smith of Chicago On March
7th.
Nashville, Tenn-Bessie Smith,
famous singer of the blues" was
stabbed March 5th in an attempted
robbery. Her wound is not serious.
Chatfield, Minn.-Alfred Hardy,
aged "a, barber of this city, died
March 13. He served as an orderly
during the Civil War, and has re-
sided in Minnesota since the close
of the conflict.
New York.-Lavinia Mallory De
Cauldwell, of the famous family of
five Mallory sisters, died here Feb.
IL.
Denver, Colo.-Henry w. .Hinkle
has been appointed to the position of
secretary Of the Denver Radio ser
vice, one of the largest distributors
of high class radio instruments.
Mexico, Mo.-Mrs Mary Wright of
st. Paul, Mimi, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Margery Gray. Mr..
Elmer Gray of st. Paul has returned
home after several days visit with
relatives.
Louisville, Ky.-The Ben Nichols
Garage, with capital of $4,000,
has been Incorporated, with Ben
Nichols as president.
Washington. d. c., March 13.-W.
H. H. Hart. founder of Howard Law
School and for 35 years professor of
criminal law at that institution, is of
the opinion that Marcus Garvey has
been wrongly incarcerated, and with
proper legal procedure could be re-
leased from prison within a fort
night.
7 Washington, d: C.-March 13-
The tenth annual session of the Ma
tional Race Congress closed the most
successful gathering in its history
when it adjourned Saturday at Mr..
Carmel Baptist Church. The ses-
sions covered every important phase
of national race interest. A fund of
$4,000 was voted for the 1925 bud
get.
Washington, D. c., March 13-The
Epsilon Sigma Iota Sorority, of the
School of Law, Howard University,
held an "At Home" at the residence
of Mrs. A. Roberta Hooper, 1927 18th
st. N. w. The Sorority is composed
of women lawyers and students of
law. 1t was brilliant affair.
Washington, d. c., March 13-The
National Council of Women of the
United States will be hostess to the
International Council of Women dur
ing the Quinquennial to be held in
Washington the week beginning May
4th. The International is a fedora
tion of national counciIs enohracin Or