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La gaceta., 1931-01-23
UFRIO UN ATAQUE UN
JOVEN AMERICANA

Al hospital municipal hubo
3e ser llevado hoy en- la am
3Hlancia de Reed, un joven a.
mericano, cunado del Sr. Ro-
bert Dickle, que al sufrir un
ataQue cay6 al p~avimento, sin
entido, en- la ezquina de Ne
jraska Y Henderson.
Ell Pharmaceutical Gomez, de
a botica De Luxe, lie presto a.
istencia en- los primeros mo-
lcntos.
Despues Sc hicieron cargo
iel enfermo los Ores. Adam
aon y Holloway.
La gaceta., 1931-01-23
ECOS DEL CAYO

Cor extraordinaria cortesia
fuimo3 atendidos los Caballe-
ros lie la luz de Key West y
otros lugares que asistimos a
la convention celebrada en- w.
Tampa los dias %, 30 y 81 del
pasado mes.
Varios AUTOMOBILES nos es-
peraron en- Port Tampa, ell do
mingo 27 Y en- elIos fuimos 1ie-
vados hasta West Tampa, don
de Ell ell restaurant 81 Argen-
tino Sc nos sirvi6 una esplen-
dida comida.
Ell lunes %, en- ell mismo res
taurant, Sc nos obsequio con
un banquete despues del cual
varios AUTOMOBILES nos fueron
ofrecidos a los visitantes para
recorrer la ciudad Y sus alre-
dedores.
Los eternos luchadores hi :
cieron derroche de oratoria en-
la Convention, laborando to-
dos Dor ell engrandecimiento
de la Orden.
Entire los que hablaron re-
cuerdo a Higinio Y Eufemio
Acosta, Juan Simon, DR.. Ire
lies, Jose Manuel Pita, Andres
Selles, Francisco Fernandez,
Joaquin Alvarez Herrera Jose
Hevia, Josefa Rodriguez, Alei-
da ValdeS, Srta. Maureta, Fer
nando Espinosa, Rafael ORR
huela, Enrique Esquinaldo, Ra
mon Guzman, Pasetti, josef =
ma Benavides, Sra. Espinosa, +.
Acevedo y otros cuyos nom =
bres sentimos no recordar.
Ell Hno. Pita entreg6 a los
hermanos del condado de Mon
roe invitaciones para que asis-
tieran a la fiesta del 81, en- ell
Circulo Cubano, donde salude
a la Srta. Jennie Rodriguez,
que nos fuera presentada por
ell Hno. Manuel Rodriguez.
Muy satisfechos regresamos
a Key West Y siempre recor-
daremos las atenciones que pa
ra con nosotros tuvieron en-
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-01-23
"a u1cEtA
PARA LA JUNTA DE Hof'A APoTEosIs DE VIRG
EN- Ell CIRCULO DEBE LILO
LLEVARsE Ell RECrBO Y -
Ell GARNET (C0ntinnMci6n)
(Continpaci6n)

Fp6 el ounce ae Octu5re del
ano 70, anterior a nuestEa era
en- obscure poblado de las ribe-
ras del Mincio, distrito de An
&es, celea de Mant1a, cuando vi
no al mundo, de padres humi.-
des y campesinos, Ell que pasara
a la Historic con ell nombbre
de Public Virgilio Maroon, poesa
maxine de la Latinidad, fir
IA ep6nima que Sc destaca GO
ROSA en- TODD ell periodic de la Ii
teratufa romano, superior -
a la ole csc otro gigantic que Sc
llam6 Lucrecio.
Ell padre de Virgilio, campesi-
no de pocas o ningunas letras,
La gaceta., 1931-01-23


Esta noche Sc efectuara en-
ell Circulo Cubano la junta ge-
neral preparatoria de eleccio-
mes.
Sc exige a los socios para
tener derecho a entrar en- ell
salon teatro que presenter ell
1ltimo recibo y ell Garnet de
identification.
Predomina la ~creencia de
que en- esta junta todos los So
clos actuaran con alteza de mi
ras, en- prpvecho de la queri-
da sociedkd.
La gaceta., 1931-01-23
GUERRA DE COMPETEN-
ia EN- LOS ~CIGARRILLOS

New York, Enero 23.-Fres-
cas- senaleS de una nueVa que
IRA de precios en- la industria
del cigarrillo, que desde hacia
mesgs estaba en- calma, apare-
%ciercn hoy con ell anuncio de que
todos los establecimientos de la
Schultz han reducido los pre-
clos de populares marcas a II
centavos por paquete.
La gaceta., 1931-01-23

Como l6gica consecuencia de
la rebaja de precios en- Tam
pa, a Key West lie TOGO sufrir
los efectos. Sin discussion de
ninguna clase Sc acepto aqui
ell 10 por ciento.
Ell obrero en- Tampa tiene
muchas mas ventajas que en-
Key West. La vida ALI es mas
barata, principalmente en- los
articulos de primera necesi-
dad.
Aqui no hace mucho tempo
aparecieron unas carticas pi-
La gaceta., 1931-01-23
LOGIA IDEAL No. SIS

Hoy por la noche Sc reuni-
ra en- ell palacio de la Decima
avenida y la Gale Ounce, la
ligia Ideal No. 55, de los Odd
Fellows.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros de esta logia,
de la cual es ahora Noble
ell apreciado joven
Balls G.. Rodriguez,
La gaceta., 1931-01-23


POGO digna de la postefid9d Fe-
lizmente para esta, Augusta Sc
opuso a que Sc %cumplieran las
8 denes del muerto. Lo enterra-
ron en- Napoles donde su tumba
Sc convirti6 en- verdadero altar
de los romanos y de sus suceso-
res a traves del Me6foevo.
Virgilio surge en- su tempo
como grande figura, no solo en-
excelso artifice del verso, pe~o
tambien en- hombre puro y de
'ueaassostrE5 res. Nacido en- ell
Siglo de Augusta, Era de blan-
dura espiritual Y de abandono
epic1reo, de inmoralidad y de
licanfa sin II tss, nuestro hon
bre supo cultiVar virtudes que
merecen ell dictado de cristia-
mas. Horacio hace menci6n de
elias de su condor-sinceridad
de naturaleza y honda Ode cora
z6n-y de su pietas-afeccion
sublime hacia ell pr6jimo y Ia
patria, unida a un espiritu de
profunda reverencia. La seclu-
sion en- que vivi6 toda SUI vida,
aislado de banquetes y tertulias,
la devotion con que Sc dedic6 a
La gaceta., 1931-01-23
MATRIMONIOS

David Velazco, %, y josef
ma Fernandez 16; Marion Ell
more Sitton, %, y Mabel Eba
Sitton, %.
La gaceta., 1931-01-23

diendoles a los tabaqueros Sc
desligaran de Tampa e hicie-
ran IN cartab6n propio. Des-
pues Sc ofTecfa que TODD ven-
dria por sus pasos contados,
como en- aquellos tiempos en-
que Sc CANADA menos y Sc vi
ia meier.
Sc firmaban Las carticas con
las in;ciales P. r. T.
Los tabaqueros de Coffee,
primero, y los de Santaella
despues han acceptable la reba-
ia de precios.
FL pueblo trabal espe :
"a que los de la Pl vuel-
van a escribir de parayen
do las fabricasa% baiando los
,recios en- loA 1estibles y de
olviendonoz prosperidad.
Todos es amos que uste-
les no Sc an los sordos en-
Este momeq u.
An ". Dalcado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-23

tuvo, sin embargo Ia intuici6n
dc yer err S. MILO ii g1io quo
estaba destinado a ser. Y 10 man
do a las aulas. A los doce amos 10
encontramos eli la villa de Gre
mona adquiriendo los conoci-
mientos que en- aquellos ITEM
pos estaban al alcance del hijo
de un campesino de provincial
cuyos habitantes no tenian ann
ell delecho de llamarse ciudada-
ncs de Roma. De Cremona pas6
Virgilio a Milan y en- seguida a
Roma .donde Sc consiguio la pro
Itecci6n de Mecenas y PoIi6n.
pekodo de 81 a 80, aNtes
.d @dedic6se poeta a
leorgicas, poemas
cdfT Testiyos de Ia vida
PASTORAL ssidS gcia, EXPIRE
SION del sehxlel0s pspirado
Ipor la belleza del el
La gaceta., 1931-01-23

palSanoS NlrglllO Tue tenluO pOr
Santo. Y con raz6n. La lectura
de sus poemas produce amp hoy
la impression de pureza de quien
Vive en- esferas mas atlas Y mas
serenas que las del mnndo coti-
diane; sus verses representa-
los mas elevados sen imientos Y
las frases mas positivas del nun
do romano de hace DDS mil ancs.
En- sus poemas buc0licos Y did$n
ticos lie da vida al encant0 de
Italia; en- la oneida canta Ia
gloria toda de la Roma UniVer-
sal. La oneida es a Ia r"esante
ell medic unico en- que hallaron
expression las profundas CORR n
ties de emoci0n en- la esfera eel
~gcbierno, Ia religion la moral
y Ell sentirliento humane de a.
quellos tiempos.
(C0ntinuard)
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
HOLY WEEK
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Social functions have been held
in allegiance during Lent, and espe-
cially during Holy Week, and the
elimination of religious observance
will be Easter morning, when all
churches in the city win hold fit
ing and beautiful services, begin
ming with the sunrise service on
Signal Hill at six-fifteen a. m. with
joint service The Rev. j. Lind
say Patton will deliver the sermon,
while all Protestant choirs will con-
tribute to the music, as well as the
Twenty-fifth Infantry. AT eleven,
there will be regular Easter services,
with special music at the individual
churches. The Catholics will have
masses at the usual time, with spe-
cial music.
-N-vey-.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

Yesterday afternoon the George
Parker Ranch ON the Tucson Road
was the scene of great fun and ex-
citement, when the children of the
Congregation Sunday School held
their annual Easter Egg hunt. Mrs.
O. A. Smith, Mrs. Leonard Mans
field, Mrs. j. 3. Bristol and Mrs.
Charles Jones accompanied the
group and assisted Mrs. Parker.
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Nogales international., 1931-04-04
FAMILY REUNION
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Celebrating, the 81st birthday an
niverSary of A L. Peck, ST., a fam
ily reunion was held at the Peck
home. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J.. Reeves and three
sons of Long Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Quinn hola Peck) of Tue
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Salido (Nae
Peck and family, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I. Peck, Jr., Edward j. Schaffer of
Long Beach, and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
O'Brien CT El Paso, parents Of Mrs.
Peck, Jr.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
STUDY CLUB
II x X = i i Il

Modern Civilization of Ceylon in
Relation to the Past and Present
of the Pacific Islands is the topic
for the meeting of the Mothers
Study Club, which will be held
Monday at the home of Mrs. E. A.
Titcomb, Mrs. r. S. Burns in charge
This is next to the last meeting of
the club year, and a full attendance
CT members is anticipated
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

Pomeroy, bass.
"Jubilate Dec" Caleb S;mper) +,
chorus choir.
Hymn: "Alleluia! Jesus Christ is
Risen Today"
Offeretory anthem: Nov is Christ
Risen" (F. C. Maker). sporano So
10 and chorus.
Recessional Come ye Faithful,
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
Pomeroy, choir master.

Pomeroy, choir-master.
Professional, welcome Happy
Morning."
Anthem: Christ our Passover
Samuel Chapple), chorus and So
prano solo by Mrs. Marian Alexan-
der.
"Te Deum in E Flat" CA. Baum
bach), solos by Mrs. Alexander
Clarence Fiscus, tenor, and N. D.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

EdSJGT 5u1Qay.
Holy communion 8 a. N.
10 a. m. Church school service.
Presentation OF Lenten offering for
the churchs missions.
II a. m Festival service. Choral
morning prayer (not a Communion
service) sung by st. Andrews choir
under direction of N. u. Pomeroy.
Easter sermon by the rector.
8 p. m. Confirmation class.
Rev. j. Lindsay Patton, rector.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
SEWING CLUB

Mrs Harold Stiles was hostess to
the Sewing Club Tuesday, and, af
ter sociable time spent at needle
work, served tea to Mrs. Fred Al
len, Mrs. w. J. Haddock, Mrs. F. E.
Westerland and Mrs Clarence Fis-
Gus.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

The following musical program
will be sung at st. Andrews Epis-
copal church Easter Sunday morn
ing, under. the direction of N. D.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
.JOCi!etY,;,A3||
Mrs. E. S. Edmonson Society Editor-Phore -

Castaneda, Mrs. E. Carrillo, Mrs.
Alex Durazo, Mrs. Edward Guerrer-
ro, Mrs. Lewis Boyde, Mrs. Pete
Baffert, Mrs. Andrew Bettwy, Mrs.
Pete Saldamando, Mrs. Frank
Krupp, Mrs. John Burton.
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Nogales international., 1931-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Karns and
baby son have taken up residence
at 112 WaySide Drive
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Nogales international., 1931-04-04
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The Rainbow girls held a meet
ing in the Masonic Hall last even
ing, instead Of Thursday.
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Nogales international., 1931-04-04
VACATION AT GEIAYMAs
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Altaffer
and Major and Mrs. James Brun-
mette left yesterday for GtRynas,
where they will vacation tor about
week.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

Raise the Strain of Triumphant
GladneSS.''
The Holy Communion viii he
celebrated at o'clock, but not a6
the festival service at IL.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
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Mrs. G. j. Balford, of South Pasa-
dena, who has been visiting Mrs.
j. T. Cave, departed Friday for her
home.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

Globe e. r. Pickens opened
mattress shop at 707 North Broad
Street.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

On Tuesday Mrs. j. T. Cave en-
tertained at delightful springtime
luncheon, honoring her guest, Mrs
G. j. Balford. Bridge followed the
delectable luncheon, and those pre-
sent were: Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mrs.
Charles Smith, Mrs. Alfred Kerr,
Mrs. E. Titcomb, Mrs Amy Jones,
Mrs. L. R. BeSse, the honor guest
and the hostess.
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Mrs. Wilmoth Kelsey drove to
Tucson Friday morning, returning
with her daughter, Miss Eloise Kel-
sey, who will visit here through
Easter.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
CARD CLUB

The newest Monday card club
met this week with Mrs. r. j. Les
ter for a pleasant time at cards
Decorations of the room and tea
table were IN shades of lavender
and pink. Those present were: MRS.
A. Corral, Mrs. H. Rivas, Mrs. A. A.
Nogales international., 1931-04-04

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ST. ANDREWS
Easter Sunday.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Nogales international., 1931-04-04
EASTER EGG HUNT

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Nogales international., 1931-04-04
LUNCHEON
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Next Fight Card
To Feature Light
Heavyweights

Jimmy Hannah. California light
heavyweight champion; will draw
the feature spot of the Druxman-
Waterman boxing card at the Crystal
Pool next Wednesday night.
Nate and Joe announced Wednes-
day night that they had signed Han
nah and are now trying to get
Wesley *. o." Ketehell, Salt Lake
City socker, who has scored five
straight knockout victories here, to
meet him.
If the promoters clineh the match
today they will bill 1t for the Pa
cific Coast lght-heayyweight cham
pionship. There is no doubt but
what Ketehel1 is far and away the
best man at his weight in the North
west, and the California athletic
commission recognizes Hannah as
the best 175-pounder in the Bear
state.
Hannah is the only boxer to ever
defeat Harry Smith, colored middle
weight champion of the world. Jim
my knocked Smith out in ten rounds
in San Francisco recently. 1t was
also the first time that Smith had
ever been knocked off of his feet,
much less knocked out.
Hannah originally halls from Po-
catello, Idaho. but has been box
ing in California for several years
and now makes his home in San
Francisco.
All Wing Lee and other local at
fractions are also likely to show
in six-rodnd matches on next weeks
Druxman-Wate card.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Fisk Singers
To Broadcast
On Chs Chain

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Prof. Ray
Francis Brown, of the Fisk Univer-
sity Musical School, has announced
that the musical organizations of the
University have been asked to give
weekly half-hour broadcast over
the Columbia Broadcasting system
to continue from January 10 to
March 10. Mr.. F.. C. Sowells. man
ager of WLAC, who found in the
Fisk Festival broadcast last year
one of his most popular radio serv-
ices, will be in charge of the broad
cast from the University chapel. The
full choir of rs voices, called the
Mozart Society and directed by Mr..
Brown, the famous Fisk Jubilee
Singers directed by Mrs. James A.
Myers, the Fisk quartette and glee
club, directed by Edward Matthews
of the music faculty, Warner Law
son. pianist, and Mr.. Matthews, bari
tone, will have part in what will
be very popular half hour in thou
sands of homes in America.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
The Stars Where They Are

Louis Armstrong and Band are at
the RKo Palace, Cleveland, o.
Ada Brown, erroute to the Coast,
is at the RKO Theatre, Milwaukee.
Bill Robinson and his "Hot From
Harlem" company are at the RK0
Hippodrome, Toronto.
The dashboard Rhythm Kings are
at the Keith Theatre, Union Hill, n
j., the last half Of the week.
Amanda Randolph and Co. are at
Loew's State, Newark, N. J.
Clarence Redd and his "African
Rhythm Kings" at at Loew's, Wash
ington, D. C.
Danny Small and Co. are at Fox
Poll, Bridgeport, Conn.
George Dewey Washington is at
the Chicago Theatre, Chicago, III.
Peg-leg Bates is at the Imperial
Theatre, Ontario, Can.
Adelaide Hall. is at the RKO Royal
the last half of the week.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Suicide Fleet
Sea Thriller
R.K.0. Feature

A happy combination of the ia
nous screen successes What Price
Glory" and "The Cockeyed World"
comes to the RKO Orpheum tomer-
row with the initial Seattle showing
of Suicide Fleet" the "Navy's Big
Parade"
With Bill Boyd in the leading role
and the well-known comedy team of
James Gleason and Robert Arm
strong featured. Suicide Fleet" is
said to be ideally cast for riotous
Funniest. Ginger Rogers supplies the
feminine interest.
While the picture is essentially a
dizzy, riotous round of laughs
brought about by the comedy antics
of Gleason and Armstrong. the en-
tire production is said to be loaded
with all the thrills of navy life.
Tomorrow's new vaudeville brings
a versatile master of ceremonies and
entertainer in the person of Billy
Glason, known as the Singing Jest
err. AS his name implies, Glason
amuses his audiences with songs of
his own composition, tells stories and
otherwise does as the inclination
strikes him.
Second honors go to Kitty Doner,
foremost male impersonator. Coscia
and Verdi are musical entertainers
who combine comedy with their
musical ability, The Lido Ladies
are a group of unusual acrobatic
dancers.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Fletcher Scores

WASHINGTON.-Fletcher Hender-
son, the Atlanta schoolboy, and his
orchestra. with Sidney Departs and
George Glass, in star parts, assisted
by swanky revue, with ten pretty
lassies, including Bobby and Ruby
Vinson, Bobby Dade, Dempsey Wood
son, Jap Branch, and headed by
Jazzlips Richardson, Gallie DeGas-
ton, with Elizabeth Williams, Alice
Harris and Hannah Sylvester in the
principal female roles, scored a hit
here, at the Howard last week.
Three Stepping Kings" Conway
and Parks, speciality dancers, went
over big with toe-taps. Henderson
broadcasted over WSJV on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday nights, when
Misses Alice Harris and Hannah
Sylvester did solo numbers from the
Howard stage
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Jersey Boy Wins
Cross-Country Title

NEWARK, N. Proving to be
the greatest colored middle distance
runner in New Jersey since the days
when the Granger brothers and Jim
Fultz, Lee Jackson, former Newark
Central High School star and 1880
New Jersey high school champion,
added the New Jersey cross country
title to his long list of triumphs in
the annual chase held over a course
of trifle over 4 miles in Branch
Brook Park, in the fine time of %
minutes and Is seconds.
Jackson's time was less than So
seconds short OF the course record
of 81 minutes 80 AS seconds made
by Mel Porter two years ago.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Battling Doziier
Wins Decision
Over Portino

Battling Dozier, colored welter
boxer of San Francisco won the
verdict of six-round battle with
Tony Portillo, Mexican welter We'd
nesday night at Crystal Pool. Do
zier took every round with ease.
His style completely baffled Portil-
10. Weaving, and sometimes leap
ing Dozier threw gloves at Portillo
from so many angles the Mexican
boy was bewildered At no time
was DoZier forced to extend him
self. The colored boxer displayed
plenty of class and proved himself
worthy contender for champion
ship honors. Other bouts resulted
as follows: Don Fraser won from
Leonard Bennett; Bobby Vincent de-
feated Esten Hunter; Eddie Thomp-
son beat Pastor Calope; Tommy
Santos and Carl Johnson fought a
four-round draw. 1t was a good
show staged by Austin and Bishop.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
30 Men In Earl
Carroll "Vanities"

NEW YORK. = The thirty men
used by Earl Carroll in his Bolero
number continue to be the talk of
Broadway. Selected for their phys
iques and dressed in nothing much
except loin cloths, gold head bands
and sacred bulls horns, they beat
the tom toms that set the rhythm
for the sensation of the sensational
"Vanities."
They appear for the grand finale
as the brown bartenders, who shake
wicked cocktail and set the color
scheme, for the closing number.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Kid Chocolate To Meet
Conzoneri In Title Go

NEW YORK.-Three titles will be.
at stake when Kid Chocolate and
Tony Conzoneri meet on November
20 at Madison Square Garden.
Chocolate holds the junior light
weight title while Conzoneri is boss.
of the lightweight and junior well
terweights.
Should Conzoneri scale at 100
pounds, Chocolates diadem will be
at stake. Chocolate, whose best
fighting weight is 1873, if he out
points Tony, can lay claim to both of
these titles. AS the challenger, the
Keed will collect IL ~ per cent while
Conzoneri will get a 371a per cent
slice.
Sid Lampe, Baltimore, has been
Lampe, Baltimore fighter, has been
promised to fight with Chocolate in
Newark on November 26, the bout
pending Lampe's showing in another
battle this month.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Mill Workers Flogged

DANVILLE, Va.-Former opera
tives of Dan River and Riverside
Mills have caused a state of terror
among the Negroes of this region
who work in the mills by invading
their homes and floggine several of
the group.
Notice of the abuse has been
brought to the attention of the po-
lice. who are investigating reports
that the workers are mistreated at
night and that in one settlement
three dwellings were entered and the
men whipped under their own roofs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-11-19
Crime Wave
Wrecks [. A. Mite
Club Business

LOS ANG ELES.-Radio, hereto
fore regarded as an advantageous
exploitation medium, is doing a re-
verse kickback for the Central Ave-
nue. colored joints as the direct re-
suit of the many stickup, drunks,
etc., occurring most frequently in
that colered sector and on the San
Pedro and Central Avenue roads.
This info comes over the KGPL
shortwaVe police station, which has
doomed the local shortwave receiv-
ing set market and has become a
popular indoor sport, as relief from
the trying monograph records
broadcast.
Sneaking in on the police car
broadcasts via KGPL has the same
appeal as detective and mystery sto-
ries. with that bunch, if inclined to
go downtown for sophia show diver
basement, now leery of yenturing
into any of the spots.
JOhnson's Flop
Jack Johnson's Show Boat mite
club. as result, isn't getting even
the opening days curiosity visitors,
and the Lincoln with a colored show
ballyhooed as direct from New York's
Harlem, is similarly faring poorly
KGPL radio fans aver that not a
fraction of the stickups, burglaries,
etc, reported by the police to the
touring car cops, ever sees mention
in the public prints, hence an even
greater caution about venturing
away from beaten paths.
This mild local reign of terror,
propagated by the radio which on
Saturdays and Sundays is bullish
with drunken mishaps, attacks. burg
laries, etc, and likely strong all
through the week, was capped re-
Gently by an APE man" murder on
Hollywood boulevard in the heart of
Hollywood.
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Quarterback Dies

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The Ala
bama State Teachers College For
nets and the "a" Club had an en-
forced day off on Tuesday, to pay
their last respects to Edgar Moore.
versatile Hornet quarterback of re-
cent years, who on Sunday evening
suceumbed after an illness Of twelve
months.
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Edgar Brown To Run
Against Oscar DePriest

CHICAGO. (ANP)-Edgar Brown.
former national singles tennis cham
pion, announced this week his accep-
lance of "the unsolicited nomination
of the Southside Citizens League" as
Democratic candidate for Congress
from the First district. The present
Congressman is Oscar DePriest.
Last winter Mr. Brown sought
election to the city council, but was
forced out of the contest because of
alleged irregularities in the petitions
which he filed.
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Prairie View Gets SIS, 600

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas.-A re-
quest Of $4,000 in the will of the
late Win c. HOgg, white, of Hous-
ton, to be used in the creation of
student loan fund, was announced by
the president OF the institution sew
eral days ago. The money willy
operate under a state charter and
will be available for assisting wor-
thy young men and women in at
tanning an education.