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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
VIRGINIA BANK
ORDERED CLOSED;
NAME RECEIVER

STAUNTON, Va.-Hardly known
outside of the Shenandoah Valley of
this state, although having been sue
eessfully run since 1907 the Peoples
Dime Savings Bank and Trust Asso-
citation was ordered closed by NJ. f..
Bristow, white. State Commissioner
of Insurance and Banking, here last
Wednesday.
Frozen assets brought on by eco
nomc conditions were given as the
cause of the banks failure. The bank
was chartered in 1907 with c. f.
Points. president, and Thomas A.
Jackson, cashier, both deceased. AT
the time of its closing w. B. Scott
was president, and Thomas l.. Per
kins, cashier.
James M. Morris, attorney, has
been appointed receiver with entire
control of funds. Mr.. Morris, q
Howard Law School graduate OF
1894, has successfully floated loans
during this depression of many thou
sands of dollars belonging to indi
viduals and organizations of botl
races. He states that while all OF
the assets have not been checked
there is very hopeful outlook fol
the depositors. There is no trace Of
misrepresentation. Practically all o.
the frozen bonds date to periods
previous to the present officers.
The last statement of the bank
published in June, 1881, reported I
capital stock of $3.50; surplus
$500; checking deposits, $15,510
savings deposits, $28, 1879, making to
tai resources of $54,S57.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
"Torch Murderer" Is
Religious Convert

ANNE HARBOR, Mich. : David
Blackstone, who with two white COM
panions, has been, convicted of the
'torch murders" in which two white
couples of lovers were killed and
burned near Ypsilante (Mich.) is
ssid to have acknowledged that he
has been converted to religion, and
told of The Staying of another girl
by Fred Smith, leader of the gang
Phantom hands, Blackstone said
were forever cropping at his face. He
has been unable to sleep, and repeat
eddy complained of feeling queer
at night. Religion was the refuge he
sought in his states for fear, he be
lieving if he prayed sufficiently thai
the ghosts would depart. He wa'
told that as long as he had some
thing on his conscience he would no
| find peace. The information abou
| Smith followed.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
Women Leaders Attend
White House Meeting

WASHINGTON. - (CNS) "A
number of representative colored
women who have taken active in
terest in the Women's international
League for World Peace, were
among the hundreds of American
women who ended their four-month
caravan from California to the White
House in the interest of achieving
complete disarmament of all nations.
Leading the colored group was Mrs.
Addie Hunton of New York, who
has been for the past two years a
member of the National Board of the
League. Other prominent colored
women who Joined the caravan on its
trip to the White House were: Mrs.
Georgia Bond, Mrs. Amanda Hill
yer. Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, Mrs.
Philis Terrell Comes, Mrs. Julia
West Hamilton, Miss Lydia Brown
and Miss Mary Cromwell.
The part played by colored women
in securing nationwide interest IN
the world peace movement has been
most effective said Mrs. Hunton.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
JOBLESS PROTEST
AT RED TAPE
OF CHARITIES


CHICAGO-tS pcciaD-More than
1900 colored members of the Unem-
ploycd Council and their sympathlz-
ers, who gathered Tuesday afternoon
to stage demonstration in front of
the United Charities headquarters at
$500 Prairie Avenue, put up spir-
tied defense against the efforts OF
police to force them to disperse.
The demonstration was called by
leaders of the council to protest
against the delays and interminable
red-tape charged against the office.
which they claim has resulted in the
denial of assistance to many persons
in direst need, particularly children.
News that the demonstration was to
he held reached police Monday and
Capt. John Siege of the "red squad
is reported to have called Mt the
Headquarters of the Unemployed
Council at 1000 Federal Street and
to have warned leaders not to march
through the streets or to hold the
demonstration. They agreed to drop
the parade as city permit is re-
CURED, but went ahead with plans
for the demonstration despite police
warning.
, Cops On the Scene
When the members and sympathiz-
ers of the council arrived in front of
the charities headquarters they found
several squads of police and a patrol
wagon already on the scene. " the
speakers mounted their soap boxes IN
front of the United Charities and
began to address the crowd the police
are reported to have started pushing
their way into the heart of the crowd,
ordering them to dispense. The
reds" refused to give ground and in
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
CIGARETTE BUTTS
PROVE ATTACK
STORY WASFALSE

: BIRMINGHAM, Ala. = Especially
The finding of a number of Gig
arctic butts at thesscene of the al
legged rape and murder of two white
girls on a secluded road near Red
Mountain, led police and other Of
ficials to ponder whether the scene
where the crime was said to be COM
mitted was not the scene of a party
also.
This discovery is said to have been
made when police inspected the site
in an effort to re-enact what hap
pened to the young ofay women be-
tween the time they disappeared
from a moving picture show.
Irate Wife
another angle was also given the
affair when it was rumored that an
outraged white woman had traced an
erring husband up the same road the
young women decided to travel to
catch the cooling breezes of hot
August afternoon.
AS Miss Williams. the survivor OF
the affair, had positively said thai
one lone colored man had perpc
trated the outrageous crime, police
dismissed the rumor of the outraged
white wife.
No impeachment
| Although considerable common
has been made of the manner il
which Sheriff Hawkins Of jefferson
County, allowed Willie Peterson, 35
| year-old war veteran, to be shot b.
Dent Williams, white. while Peter
son was in custody of that officer
there will he no impeachment pro
ceedings, Governor Knight an
nounced this week.
This failure on the part of tn
Governor to take action is said t
be due to the powerful influence o
the Williams family and their de
termination that the young white gil
shall not suffer any loss of socia
standing as a result of the Re
Mountain affair.
Peterson was dramatically ident
fled by Miss Nell Williams, as h
calmly walked the streets of Birn
ingham, as the abductor of herself
her sister, Augusta, and Jenni
| w OUU, Inc Two WIN iiCi
the pistol shot wounds inflicted, az
cording to the survivor of the trit
when they attempted to attack the
captor.
The statements of the William
girls mother and E. M. (Buck) Sire
,, all white, that Peterson came to the
car with no show of fear. whe
hailed, adds to the growing belief
Peterson's innocence, which he h'
continued to assert despite all polit
pressure, here and at Kilby prisol
where he was taken after his ARE
for safekeeping.
No disclosures were made by II
police of the finger prints on Il
, bright enamel Of the ofay girls ca
Nothing was found on the quiet, $
= questered roadway, ideal for picni
and bandits. hidden as it is from Il
r rowing eyes of roaming motorists,
indicate that bold black Communi
: had selected the site to lecture
/. social equality.
i Dent Williams knew when he sh
: Peterson that in death Peters
f could not further deny guilt and !
n sister, indicated, would have
more questions asked.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
White Hubby To Pen
Claimed 'Negro Did IT.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. = The Flo
rida Supreme Court Tuesday declin-
ed to reconsider its recent ruling
granting a new trial to William Ray
mond Carver, white, former Philadel-
phian.
He was sentenced to life imprison-
ment for the alleged AK murder OF
his wife at Sebring, Fla. The State
had asked rehearing.
Carver claimed servant slew Mrs
Carver and their child and that he
killed the servant after the double
ak Staying.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
$50 Walters Laid Off

NEW YOBK.-One hundred men
were laid off in the Pennsylvania di-
ming care service during the past
month. Light travel and the end of
the vacation season were the rea-
sons reported. Railroad conditions
throughout the middle west are re-
ported no better. The Pullman Com
pany is holding its own but many
men are stin on "furlough."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
N. Y. N.A.A.C.P. Seeks
5000 New Members

NEW YORk.-Four hundred and
fifty workers have been enlisted by
the N.A.A.C.P. to increase the mem
bership of the local branch to 5000
members. Mrs. Daisy Lampkin, re-
gional director is directing the cam
paign to make the New York unit
the strongest in America.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
Former Grand Master Dies

NEW YORK.-Daniel T. Teagle,
past grand master of Prince Hall Ma
sons, of New York State, and a fore
man in the post office service died
Tuesday of last week at Rockefeller
Institute Hospital. He entered the
government service % years ago.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
Ode Lawd" to Help Bennett

CHICAGO, Ill. = Richard B. Har-
rison, De Lawd" of "The Green Pas
lures, F" now playing in Chicago, will
appear in a recital for the benefit
of Bennett College for Women in
Greensboro, N. G.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22
No Property Barriers
mitted in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-The State Su-
preme Court has sustained the ruling
of the judge Of the circuit court who
ruled that a restriction agreement
barring colored persons from living
in the Finaey and Cook Avenues
section was illegal.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-10-22

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
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COMITE PRO
FRANCO-DIAZ

Nos es grato citar por este
medic a los senores Agentes
Electorales, ash como a los que
facilitaron sus maquinas para
las elecciones recientemente
celebradas y a todos los que
en- aquellas trabajaron con ell
mayor entusiasmo en- pro de
Ia Candidatura del DR.. Fran
co, para que sc personen du-
rante la noche de hoy y la de
mafana viernes, en- la Secre-
taria de LA Columna," a fin
de que recojan sus invitacio-
mes para Ell gran almuerzo fra
ternal que ell pr6xi-o domin-
go tendra efecto en- ell parque
propiedad de la citada Agru-
paci6n.
Nota.-A los senores COM
ponentes del Comite Electoral,
Sc les ruega que tambien Sc
personen en- la susodicha Sc
cretaria para hacerles entire
ga de sus respectivos "tfque-
tes."
Atentamente,
La Comision.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
CITACION

De orden del Presidente de
esta Union de Dependencies
del Ramo del Tabaco cito a los
miembros de la misma para
Junta General Ordinaria que
tendra lugar ell Viernes 80 del
mes en- curse, a las 8 P. M, en-
ell local de costumbre. Como en-
esta Junta Sc han de tratar a.
suntos de sumo interes Sc ha-
&c imprescindible la a~sistencia
de todos.
Tampa, Fla, Enero 81, 1881
j. Ruiz,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
|LADRONES DE A
LLOS

Como autores del robo de CT
garrillos cometido ell pasado
martes en- la Sarasota Grocery
Co., de Sarasota, cayeron aver
en- poder del sheriff Joughin y
ell condestable Fred NeWberger,
los j6venes Beddin Whitfield, de
% amos; Floyd Whitfield, de 10,
y Archie Foy, de %, todos resi-
denies en- Sulphur Springs.
Los ladrones entraron en- el
almacen de esa compania y car
garon los cigarrillos valuados
en- mil pesos, en- un automovil.
Con ell producto del saqueo los
Whitfield habian comprado un
autom6vil nuevo, dando a cuen-
ia $3.50.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
CELEBRARA SU ANIVER
|SARIO LA LOGIA UNIVER,
SAL

La 1nica logia mas6nica que
en- el Sur de los Estados Unidos
hace sus trabajos en- idioma es-
panol, la Universal, festejara
hoy ell vigesimo a%niversario de
SUI fundaci6n con una fiesta en-
ell auditorio del Temple Egipto,
en- la avenida South Boulevard,
barrio de Hyde Park.
Pronunciara eel discurso de a
pertura el diputado Gran Macs
tro del distrito, juez Harry G.
Taylor.
Hara un relate sobre la his
.oria de la logia ell Sr. Gustavo
Valdespino.
Sc repartiran refrescos y una
reputada orquesta amenizara Ell
acto.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
Y. 81 este es cierto, el sperio-

Y, 81 este es c~ierto, ell perio-
dista honrado y eficierVe Sc We
en- la necesidad de publican no
ticias que de vez en- vez chocan
quiza con las nociones recibidas
que con respecto a moral o de-
cencia Sc tengan en- la comuni-
dad. Ell periodista esta en- su pa
pei de simple y fiel reportero al
Itrazar I'm dibujo de los aconte-
cimientos del dia; pero, Sc sale
de su papel de honrado y eficien
tie, cuando tuerce los hechos,
cuando "infla" ell contenido an
ti-sociai de los eventos que ma
IRA. Entonces, deja de ser "ro-
jo"-sensacional-y Sc convier-
te en- "amarillo"-malo.
En- 1ltimo analisis, ell profile
ma es psicologico. Las criticas
de que Sc hace objeto a la prem
sa diaria que Sc afana por vivir
ell momento, en- toda la riqueza
de sus detalles, por repugnantes
que estos sean, es en- realldad
una critica contra la naturale-
"a humana que gusta de sabo-
rear las sensaciones de novedad,
de tension, de drama, de pathos
" de actualidad. Ademas, la ver-
! dad-clara y desnuda-, la Yer
lad, con maydscula no puede ser
lgencia de decentralization. Por
$50, la prensa honrada y deem
te esta en- su papel al decir la
verdad Y solo la verdad con res
pecto al palpitar del minute hu-
mano, que muchas veces es pull
saci6n de tragedia o de dolor.
Copyright 1880 by
Pdllas Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
CASINO

Por Ultima vez Sc repetiran
hoy las preciosas p~elfculas que
Sc exhibieran durante los dos
dias conservatives con nuevos
triunfos para Mary Brian y la
notable actriz inglesa Miriam
Hopkins.
Este programa doble ha 81
do del agrado del p1blico, que
con calor 10 ha aplaudido en-
las dos Gltimas noches.
Para ma1ana y ell sabado Sc
anuncia otro programa extra
ordinario, con Rough Ro-
NANCE" Trailing Trouble" y
la comedia Real Mccoy.
Antonio Moreno figura en- la
primera de esas producciones,