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rELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

49, $50 IA
Chicago, S pt oath. In a RAPIDLY fuc-
tuatlng market anu a big volume OF trans
actions, wheat prices finished greatly
unsettled at the same as yesterdays close
u 3 4cent lower. Faced by heavy profit
taking. sales toward the last advances
failed to hold 1t was estimated that l,
800, 900 bushels of Canadian wheat had
been bJugbt overnight for shipment to
the Orient, but otherwise export demand
was slack. Corn at the close showed more
than z cents d busnel break for the Sep
TENDER delivery, disclosing a lack Of sup.
port Final quotations OF corn were al
ratio ranging all the way from Ii to 78
decline, with wheat unchanged to I cents
off. 0aIs varying from ! cents oack TO !.
Madrid, Sep. 24th Several hundred
persons are believed TO have persisted IN
a fire which broke out last night during a
performance in The Nouedades theatre.
More than 200 injured are under treat
ment at hospitals and emergency stations.
IT. theatre was packed to the doors
with a tropical Sunday audience for a
performance Of La mejor del puetlo'
when during a bIlet InlermlsslUn there
Was a great burst Of fl mes on the stage
The occupants of the stalls end boxes
"CIE dUi-- ~ IEu N@ DC1OIC II 44GA11NO
spread into tie auditorium. but those IN
The galleries we're less fortunate and the
exits were soon Oh ked with struggling
masses. The Now dades is one OF the
oldest and largest theatres In Madrid.
The flames spread Wlth terrible Iapidlly
through the wooded fittings. Hundreds
Of persons were trampIed by those who
pushed from behind, while others were
sutfocaled and doubIiesslY burnt to death.
The interior OF the theatre was roaring
with flames which then spread to adjacent
buildings. he alaIn' quickly spread
throughout the cry and Premier Primo
De Rivera aud Municipal authorizes has
THY followed The police ind fire men WhO
we've already busy at the scene. All Of
the first ald stations were quickly FLIED
with injured, more than Oot whom died.
The number Ot bodies 10 the smoking
ruins could not be learned. but 1t was
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market was quiet but the undertOne was
easy, in sympathy will the decline in the
future market. The only sale reported was
16. 600 bags of Cuban from store at $50
Refined sugar was unchanged at $40 4or
fine granuIated, with demand still limit.
ed to nearby requirements.
Chicago III. sept. 25tn- Reports o.
frost d4nlg6 TO the corn crop, together
with . edicl'ols OF more frost, gave a
lift to corn prIces toward the last. Wheat
rallied with despite Z, 800, 900 bushels in.
crease OF the UnHed SCd,a3 visible sup
ply total and Notwithstanding hedge SELL
ing from the Southwest the corn ViSIbi?
supply was cuttalIed 667 900 bushels for
the week. Export bids total tor wheat
from North America We're on a higher Da
sis than OF late. Corn closed irregular II
cents lower Ii cents advance, the former
for September, Wheat finished unchanged
TO ( cents off oats unchanged ID III cent
dOWR and provisions unchanged to set
back Oh SKI cents.
San Francisco Cal, Sept 25rh - With d
fleet of ~aet0pia1es AUD thousands OF mzI
combating CALIFORNIA; pOSJ-seas)n fOs
est fires, officials OeueveI tOday th4C
most OF the CONGREGATIONS, wuIca hav.
cOst4lives and swept u=arIy 200, UU0 acres
IN the past few days, had O.en cneck-
ed.
New YORK, Sept. z5lh Captain Sir
George Wilkins aud tuI5e MA WuO WuI
accompany him on d voyage vi Autarc3ic
aerial eX EXPLORATION sailed on saturday on
the liner Southern Cross Tor MUutevidaU.
Uruguay. Win Wilkins went Lieut. Carl
Ben Ellison, VINO flew WlCu the Captain
over the Norm PUte, UrVIIle Porter, their
aviation mechanic and Joe -. Ross, pilot.
London Sept 18th Criticism of the
handling OF the Anglo French naval ac
cord continues. CtficialdOm however has
held to its decision net to publish the
official text until other Governments
Concerned had been heard from.
Mexico City, Sept. 25th.-OnIy formal
Ties remain to make Emilio POrtes t1ltl
provisional President OF Mexico, succeed
ing President Gales on December first.
A meeting of the committee OF the
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday ratified
a plan by which Port:s Gill would
hoiu office until February 5th 1890. A
IulI term President to succeed HIM would
be CHOSEN at d general election in No
vember 1928.
Mexico Cuy, Sept. 25th. Ell Universal
prints speclai dispatches from La Cruz,
State OF S%lnaiOa, saying that several
houses collapsed curing a strong hurrl
cane when swept mat district yesterday.
Damages were estimated at 500, OG0
dollars, DuI no casualties were reported.
Other dc patches IRON Mazatlan SAID
mat the towns OF VIIa Union, Los
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DdDS ulOICI 1Iuldg 0SpLs GULL ut Is
from ChitaIdroog, Mysore. says a serious
riot occurred there Wnen Moolens attack
ed a procession in honour of Genessa,
the Hindu God of Wisdom. The reports
say that the Moslems burned the palan-
quin containing the idol and injured 40
persons, mostly Hlndus.
London, Sept. Z5Ih. Scientists from
fifty nations. searching for new fuels to
meet ever increasing World demands,
convened mere today u discuss fuel prob.
ems ar1 possibilities OF indus, rial de-
VelOpnl-nt, IN the Hgul OF latest know
ledge. One If the most important cues.
tons Oi the cOuIereuce WlIl be the use
OF pulVurIzed fuel in maine engines. A
vast new SUPPLY OF cheap and highly
liquid Iuel known as 'paIatfiu ulazOut"
is reported from Russia
Mario, Sep. 25,n. -ApprOximateI I20
persons we're officially estimated aS having
been trapped and persisted Ia TIE Move
dades Theatre when il caught fire during
a crowded Sunday eVeuIng performance.
The injured were estimated at more man
800 Exact figures nave not been tstab
lIShed because dense smoke, comm from
the amOuluerIDg runs, prevented The
authorities from learning how many bod
les were yet TO be extracted. Most OF
the VICTIMS were Clther outtOCaleu Ur
ctushed during the stampede for exits.
London, Sept Z6ta. An Exchange
telegraph despatch from Madud SAID
mat al 8 "A. IN Tie known dead IN the
NoveUaues lie wao %. A hcuLci Qes
patch SAID Cnat il was beHeVed Tie mum.
Dec VI UOuIee SUI nluuen uhutr the wreck
age Was uOt as great Is mas been feared
at hrSt, The number OF persons injured
was Sta,ed 10 be between z0U and $40.
The Hewo VI the disaster, IN when MS
feared uearIy tAo hundred ives lost, VAS
cOmmuL IcaIeQ to King Alfonso on tbs al
rival in london from Scotland ny ,ne
Spanish ambassador. He was greauy
affected and at once caused a ptIoUual
message OF sympathy to be IeIephOned
TO Maurld. He cancelled his arrange
ments to attend the Theatre that evening
and spent the evening in privacy. After
attending the funeral mass which was
held at his special request, he left Vic
tOrla Station for Paris in company with
the Duke of Miranda.
London, Sept Z6th'-lhe King of
Spain attended by the Duke Of Miranda
aud the Spanish Ambassador attended
mass yesterday at st. James Church, Lon
don for the victims Of the fire.
MARKET QUOTATIONS..
New York, Sept. 10Th.
Flour standard export grades 50 10.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per Dag of
1876 lbs. $500.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel $36.0 90
Pork short GEAR medium quality per
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IMPROVING SCHOOL HOUSE

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Trustee of Wayne School Town
ship, Marion County. Indiana. together
ship viii. until the hour Of 10 a. m:
said trustee. located on W Tenth Street
Marion County. in ., Wayne Township;
Marion County. Indiana. receive sealed
bids for the painting of interior plastered
walls and ceilings and the laying of new
wood floors in. the class, and coat rooms
and main. hall in District School No, q
Marion County. Indiana.
All bids shall include all labor. ma
terials and supplies for the complete con-
Struction or installation Of that part Of
t oe TSsk w P6 6e spd Sea BE now IN
file in the Office of said Trustee and in
the office of the State board of accounts.
stgattehouse; Indianapolis Indiana diana ~.
Thousand Isl 100000 Dollars.
oe Each bid shall be MADE on form No
check for a sum equal to SCI Of the gross
amount of the bid submitted.
These certified checks must be made
payable to the order of Vestal G. Davis.
Trustee of said Wayne School Township.
Marion County. Indiana, and will be held
the bidder or bidders viii enter into a
written contract and execute bond with
sufficient surety to the full amount OF
and. the advisory board of said township.
forMhe due performance thereof if his bid
or bids are accepted.
Checks of the unsuccessful bidder or
bidders will be returned to them when
the contracts have been let;
Should the successful bidder or bidders
fail to enter into such contract and
execute such bonds. then he or they shall
as Iduidated damages for such failure for
the use and benefit of the proper fund
of Wayne School Township. Marion
The Trustee reserves the right to
reject anv and all bids.
Dated this 9th day OF July, 1929:
VESTAL G. DAVIS
Trustee. WAYNE School Township,
Marion County Indiana.
L. B. CALVELAGE.
Attorney for Trustee.
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Legal Notices

miles east Of Peru 20 Wabash: MAN; and
Wabash Counties; 9.6il miles
Project no. ll9 Sec. Estate Rd. No.
IS. Warsa w-Goshen Rd.. Milford 70 New
Paris; Korciusko and Elkhart Counties;
G.966 miles.
No. 10, NaW1pnee- Elkh1rt Rd.. Nappanee
20 miles n,grth OF Wakarusa: EiAhart
County; 1859 miles.
Bids will be received for three types OF
pavement on tue above listed projects:
Brick. bituminotS concrete and concrete,
as shown on pNans and described in
specifications.
above projects.
Proposal blanks and specifications may
be obtained free and plans upon payment
Of $500 per set UPON application to the
state Highway Commission There will
be no refund for planS returned Plans
also may be seen without charge at tho
Office Of the State Highway Commission,
102 N, Senate Ave, indianapolis. Ind.
Contracts Will be awarded TO the low
est and best bidder. but The right to re-
jet. any and all bids is reserved Each
bidder, with his proposal. snail file COR
porate. surety bond payable to the State
of Indiana in the sum OF one and one
half Q1a) times the amount Of his pro.
poSal. and in the form provided by law.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS. INirector.
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Legal Notices

the Indiana State Normal School. Terre
Haute, Ind. for the erection and COM
pletion of new unit to the Women's
Residence Hall at Terre HauLe and the
necessary alterations in and connecting
the new unit to the present Women's
Residence Hall.
Separate bids will be received for the
general construction, for the heating and
Bids must be made on form No. 90
prescribed by the State Board of Ac-
counts and must be accompanied by a
certified check equal to $50 Of the amount
Detailed plans and specifications will
be on file in the office of the Registrar
of the Indiana State Normal School. Terre
Haute, and in the office of the State
Board of Accounts. Statehouse. Indian
apolis. Ind. Additional plans and specifi-
the individTaii' use of of the Bidder nav be
secured from Johnson. Miller. Miller q
Yeager. 8l9 Ohio St.. Terre Haute. Ind.
Board Of Trustees of the Indiana State
Normal School
BY HELEN Z. BENBRIDGE.
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the construction of certain highways
the director Of The state lH5ighyEay Com.
annex. 1902 n. Senate Ave, Indianapolis,
Ind. until II a. m. indianapolis daylight
saving time 10 a. m. Central standard
timel. on the 18th day Of August. 1928.
at which time they will be publicly
Project io4 Sec. A.-Location: state
Rd. No 6. Gary-Westville Rd.. Missouri
St in East Gary to 8 miles east Of Lake
County line; Lake and Porter Counties:
Protect No. lo4 Sec B.-Location: Stat
Rd. No. 6, Gary-Westville Rd. 3 miles
east of Lake County line to 4 miles west
Of La Porte County line; Porter County;
a.PFoieet No. Io4; Sec, c7.177]LocsstiOn;
miles west Of La Porte County line to
Westyille; Porter and La Porte Counties;
Project No. F. a, IT. Sec. A and b
Location: State Rd No "a. Logausport-
Peru Rd, Logansport to Peru; Cass and
Miami Countless 12859 miles.
Project No. F. A. 118. Sec. A and b
state Rd No. "a Peru-Wabash Rd 2
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Said bonds will be secured by a mort
gage or deed of trust executed BY and in
the name OF the Board of Trustees of In
diana State Normal School to a bank or
trust company as trustee conveying and
mortgaging to said trustee tract Of land
seventy feet in width adjoining the
existing Women's Residence Hall of the
Indiana State Normal School at Terre
Haute. Ind. together with the Women's
Residence Hall Annex. to be erected
thereon. and the equipment, furniture
and furnishings thereof, and secured
further by the pledge of the net income
OF both said Women's Residence Hall An
mex and the existing Women's Residence
Hall. all as specifically provided in said
mortgage or deed Of trust, and under and
pursuant to the terms and provisions of
an Act of the General Assembly of the
state OF Indiana, approved March g,
APT
The right is reserved to reject any and
al bids. Each bidder must state the full
amount OF cash which will be paid by the
bidder for the bonds proposed TO be pur-
chased and shall be accompanied BY a
certified check for three per cent 1907
OF the par value of the bonds bid upon
and drawn against moneys in some re-
liable bank in the State OF Indiana, said
check TO be made payable TO Indiana
state Normal school, and shall be held
by said Board Of Trustees a a guaranty
Of the performance of said bid. should
same ce accepted.
CSignedi HELEN C. BENBRIDGE.
Secretary Of the Board OF Trustees Of
Indiana State Normal School.
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Real Estate Wanted

WE CAN SELL YOUR PROP
ERTY, LARGE OR SMALL,
AT IT'S PRESENT CASH
VALUE. LET US EXPLAIN
OUR METHOD. ADDRESS
TIMES, BOX D 400.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Colored rental
from owner. not over $4,000. Ii. 7007.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

SEWING MACHINE--W White rotary electric
portable; bargain. 3S6 N. Capitol.
STOVE-Combinatio gas and coal range:
good cond.; priced right. Gail Oh. 5025.
WASHER-Electric; cost SI65; Al cond.:
$50. Irvington Sanitarium. Ir. 1864.
WASHER-Elec.. Eden, $35; excel condi.:
its bargain. 1906 Parker Ave.
WASHER-Electric; cost SITS, good cond.,
$35; must sell 2019 Lambert st.
USED PARLOR FURNACES-At a big saw
ings. 40 s. Capitol. Ii. 1882.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.
Electric wiring. motor repairing. electrical
appliances. all kinds. 1856 S. Mer. Ma. 1868
RUMMAGE SALE-Used clothing and fur
niture. 127 w. Georgia st.
BARRETT-WADE FURNITURE CO.. s68
Virginia Ave: furniture, rugs, stoves. re-
frigerators. New and used furniture for
working people. Cash or credit. Easy
terms. Open evenings. DR.. 1861.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside or in
366 s. Meridian st. Ri. 916o.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric, drop heads. repair all makes
1875 W. WASHINGTON. MA. 1913.
THEE 81 . ROOM OUTFIT : Complete;
200 S. Meridian St.
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Joe Azzarelo. Mrs. j. Elmore. r. c.
Sparrow. A. H. Brewer. T. .Highball-You
are hereby notified the goods you have in
said charges are paid before Aug 10. 1928
N. CLYDE MAY.
Transfer and Storage Co.
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Real Estate for Exchange

home; garage; poultry house; will trade
for farm and assume small mortgage.
GRAY REALTY co. IS Union Trust Bldg.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids will be received by the Board Of
Trustees OF the Indiana State Normal
School at a m Aug. 25. 1928. at the
offica OF the President OF The Facultv Of
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Suburban for Sale
5-ROOM BUNGALOW

5-ROOM BUNGALOW
With 2-3 acre of ground, chicken house,
garage, interurban stop within l square,
paved road all the way. Located northeast
miles. VIII take lot as down payment
or small cash payment. Balance like rent
Call Mr.. Garfield, Ii. 1920 or Ii. 7795.
ACRE on N. Audubon Ave, in beautiful
Arlington Heights addition. A marvellous
bargain; $40 down, $40 per month. Sales
man at 18th and Arlington Saturday and
Sunday afternoons.
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Legal Notices

NOTICE OF sALE-oF FIRST MORTAGE
DORMITORY BONDS OF BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF INDIANA STATE NOR
NAL SCHOOL.
Notice is hereby given that up to 8
o'clock a. m. on the 25th day of August.
1923. sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Trustees of the Indiana State
Normal School at the office of the presi-
dent of the Indiana State Normal School
at Terre, Haute, Ind, in the ,,dministra,
Terre Haute, Ind. for the purchase of
the first mortgage dormitory bonds OF
the Board of Trustees of the Indiana
State Normal School for Women's Resi-
dence Hall Annex. at and in connection
with the Indiana State Normal School
at Terre Haute. Ind, in the amount of
one hundred eighty thousand dollars
$3.50, 000.00). bearing interest at the rate
OF tive per cent (59o) per annum from
date, payable on March /, 1929, and
thereafter semi-annually on the first days
OF March and September in each. year,
as shown by interest coupons attached to
said bonds said bonds and coupons be-
ing. payable at the Office of the trustee
under the mortgage or deed of trust Sc
curing said bonds. Said bonds will be
dated Sept /. 1923. and will be in the
number Of $50 bonds in the denomina-
ton Of $500 each. and said bonds will
mature as follows:
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5-room bungalow on improved
street for vacant lot or small auto. 2
door sedan preferred. T. McTARSNEY.
Be- 3609 ewes Be. 1852.
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NO CASH PAYMENT

NO CASH PAYMENT
2247 Bells (near Hillside; 3 lots; arm.
bungalow; cleo. lights; porches; well;
forest trees; price $4,000; $40 monthly.
BOX C-68l Times
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Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Radio owners; expert radio
service of all kinds. Two years with Kruse-
Council Co. CLYDE B TRADER. 202 N.
Rural ST., CHI 7039-M. Ii. ABA.
RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
haired and Service Cummins Bros
Radio Co, "a w Ohio st. Ii. $685..
2 RADIOS-Half price; call evenings. $50
N ILL.,, Drexel Arms Hotel.
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Pets and LiUe Stock

AT sTUD-Fleming's Rode J; 121a lbs. A
real Toy 800 E. North. Ri. 4127.
BOSTON-Terriers: females for sale; sired
by TOMMY TUCKER. Reas. Ri. 1926.
BOSTON Observation-Disclosures months.
good color and markings Ha. 4362-J.
SEE-The beautiful Fawn English Bull
puppy. at 436 N. Tacoma.
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Farms for Sale

1870 ACRES-Stock and grain farm with
stock farm tools and crops; 48 miles west
consider city property. BY owner. BE
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$25 PER, MONTH
I SPECIALIZE WEST

$500 CASH, s28 PER MONTH
E. Minnesota St., near East; four rms,
furnace, inside toilet. electricity, gas and
city water. This is a real buy. Only
So 900. j. S. CRUISE REALTY CO., Real
for Call Mr. Fdinpton Ri 6412
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Building and Contracting

GENERAL building and contracting, re-
modelling a speciality. CIVIC REALTY
COMPANY, 1876 N. Delaware. Ii. $3.50.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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WASH. BLVD; groom single; $4,000.
N. Del; Groom double; $l5,5oo:.
5-Room bungalow; $3.50. Ha. 3251.
IOWA, E., 224-7 rooms; well-built; make
offer. c. Graves DR.. $500.
GOOD-3-room bungalow: big lot. grapes.
garage. owner. $3.50. Ills Berwick Ave
CLIMBER, I4O5-Well built 4-room SEMI
modern; see owner make quick offer.
OAKLAND. N, hoo So. - 5-room semi
mod; 500 cash. bal. terms. Ri 7017.
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329 N. STATE ST, $500

o1S IN. O4 n Il d - VA,OVU
Only 500 down. S25 mo-: rooms.
SOLTAN, 315 Board Trade. Ii. 1897.
BRADLEY, N. 71EFrom. owner; modern
5-room stucco bungalow; leaving city; Will
sacrifice for quick sale. Oh. 2498-R.
The monitor., 1928-11-02
IRA REID APPOINTED URBAN
LEAGUE RESEARCH DIRECTOR

New York, N. Y.-The new direct
or of the department of research and
investigations of the National Urban
league is Ira DeAugustine Reid. Mr..
Reid is a graduate "a. b. of More
house college, class of 1921. He did
graduate work at the University of
Chicago summer sessions of 1922
and 1928, and received the degree of
Master of Arts in social economics
in 1925 while On an Urban league
fellowship at the University of Pitts
burgh. Mr.. Reid taught sociology
and history at Texas college, Tyler,
Texas, during the years of 1921 and
1928; was instructor in the Douglas
High school, Huntington, West Va,
in 1924 and has been industrial sec
rotary of the New York Urban league
since 1925.
The monitor., 1928-11-02
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL
WORK GROWING FAST

Atlanta, Ga.-The Atlanta School
of Social Work, the only institution
in America devoted exclusively to the
training of Negroes in social work,
has just begun its ninth term, under
the second year of the dictatorship
of Forester B. Washington. The
student body is almost twice as large
as at the same time last year, while
nearly as many more applicants for
admission were unable to qualify.
Other significant gains are the fol-
lowing:
The course of study, formerly COW
ering one year, has been expanded to
two years; the requirements for en-
trance have been raised, two years of
college work being now required for
entrance; a plan of cooperation is
now in effect between the school and
the local colleges whereby college
seniors may take the first years work
in the school and receive credit for
same on their A. B. degrees; oppor-
tunities for field work with local
social agencies have been doubled /:
evening courses for the benefit of the
community have been introduced;
and a considerable number of male
students have been enrolled.
The monitor., 1928-11-02
DOCTORS LAUNCH DRIVE
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS

Chicago, HIN possession of GER
tificates awarded to them after COM
pleting a specialized course in tuber-
culosis and it's prevention, given un-
der the auspices of the Municipal Tu-
berculosis Sanitarium, so doctors, at
a meeting held recently, pledged
themselves to the task of helping to
reduce the ravages of tuberculosis
among Negroes in Chicago.
The monitor., 1928-11-02
OPENS WITH
J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON

New York, N. Y.-"Americana,"
the great revue, opens in New York
City next Tuesday night with twenty
colored singers and dancers in the
cast. Among the more notable per-
formers with the company are j..
Rosamond Johnson and Taylor Cor
don. The show opened in Boston two
weeks ago and created a sensation in
that city.
The monitor., 1928-11-02
HUMANE AND SENSIBLE
Official ADVERTISEMENT

ALFRED E. SMITH has done more to promote human
welfare and social justice in New York than any other
in public life throughout the history of the state. His
record of accomplishment in behalf of the SICK the
and those with physical mental disabilities, and his
in improving the living conditions of the people
whole, mark him unique among our statesmen for
his contribution to social progress To the service of
those who of step in the march of life he has brought
a and sympathetic understanding, aided by keen
intelligence practical and passion for
facts.
The monitor., 1928-11-02

Mrs. S. w. Mills died at her home,
2807 Miami street, Friday, October
26, after long, serious illness. She
was buried Monday afternoon from
Pilgrim Baptist church. She is sur
vived by her husband, sister, and
niece.