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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04

Youth Shot In Back
AS He Flees From
Stealing Beer

Samuel Williams, Is year old
calored youth. l0SS T.. Lafayette
street. was shot and fatally wound
ed by 4 policeman late last Satur-
day nlsh, IN the rear of 500 Mon
roe street. According to reports.
Williams entered the back door OF
the restaurant at 500 Monrv.
where pairolmen Frank Soblewski
and Earl Mills were stationed. and
attempted TO take away some bot
ties of beer.
Officer Mills said that when TIT
boy failed 10 halt at his command.
he shot once. the bullet striking
the youth in the back and pene-
sDating the right lung. The lad was
dead on admttance to Receiving
Hospital.
Two other companions Of young
Williams. were captured and turn
ed over TO the juvenile authorities.
Patr. Imam Mills was eXonerated,
following quiz by Assistants Pro-
secutor John T. Meier. after ques-
tioning witnesses.
II is believed. however, that the
killine was unnecessary and un-
justifIalle. in view of the fact that
Williams had not committed
serious offense and could easily
have been apprehended.
The dead boys father rs out OF
work and there are several emil
dren In tile family.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Women Pledge Their
Aid To Fitzgerald

Several hundred representative
of women's Fitzgerald for Gov
ornor" clubs In Wayne County
gave an enthusiastic reception 10
their candidate, Frank ID. Fitzgef-
aid. at meeting last Thursday,
July 90, in the Crystal Ballroom 81
the Book Cadillac Hotel. Those
VINO attended the meeting we're o.
lcers and representatives, from
among the more than seyentec.'
thoasaud club members Ia Wayne
county who have indicated, by
.oinug "t'ifzgcrald for Governor
GIBBS. hat they are going TO sup
port Frank ID. Fitzgerald in his
sGiaa,y fer Governor. The meet
Ing was under the direction ol
AIRS Charles r. Hammond, Sr, who
has accepted The position as chair
man of the Fitzgerald for Cover
the present campaign. ana who Is
CARRYING on her activities from the
nor clubs for Creator Detroit in
headquarters. Rooms dii 6l3.
BOok-CadillaG Hotel
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Real Estate Men
TO Give Program

ON Sunday evening August 9Th,
at y. M. Olander J. smith Of
Toledo. Chic. Executive Secretary
of the Toledo Housing Corpora
lion. will speak at the Ebene2er
A. NJ. T.. Church. Erskine near
Beaublen. under the auspices Of
the Detroit Real Estate Brokers
Association. His subject will be
"Houslng as n social problem and
IA Civic Duty"
Mr.. Smith Is recognized as the
father Of the housing program In
Toledo and a pioneer OF the state
housing program. He was one of
the speakers at the National Con-
ference on slum clearance, held at
Cleveland. Ohio. last July.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Seventy-Year Old Man Is
Brutally Beaten To Death
By Southern White Men
Ten jailed On Federal Charges
OF Passing Spurious Currency

Secret Service agenis nndcr
Bert G. Brown. rounded up aud arr
rested ring OF ten alleged coun-
terfeiters IN Detroit Sunday
charged with distributing and pass
ing counterfeit money which they
stculed from firm i'm the East for
local distribution According TO the
efficers. they had been trailing the
ring fer the past TWO months and
finally located their headquarters
sunday at 327 r. Palmer street II
Is estimated that approximately
$2O.000 in counterfeit money has
been passed here within the past
seveal weeks. at the rate Of sever
al hundred dollars day.
The ten suspects arrested and
held in the county Jail are: Mrs.
Peggy Plariee and Sylvia Deny,
1923 T.. Palmer. both white; Mrs
Peam Bell. 1927 r. Palmer; Ward
Land. Robert l.. Dobbins, JOIN
Mickens, Hobert Lockett. Jess
Ford. Russell Colvin.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Government Secures
Local Social Worker


Mrs. Snow r. Grigsby. 1852 Sey'
burn avenue. an efficient social
service worker in the employ OF
the Detroit Welfare Department,
left Saturday. July 2S. for Atlanta.
Georgia. where she Will render
special assistance TO the Govern
ment as social service instruc-
tor in the Atlanta School Of Social
Workers.
Mrs. Grigsby was selected be-
cause OF her expert knowledge in
her line II work and for The next
ak weeks. she will be employed IN
the special students
from Southern States, who are be-
ing trained at the Atlanta school
al Government expense She VIII
return 10 Detroit after September
and viii take up her regulaS
In'ies again
Mrs. GrigshN received her y, :.
d,areo from Fisk University In
1926 and her VI s. degree from
Western Reserve. In Cleveland I'm
io2S. She was employed with The
Cleveland Associated CHARITIES for
five years. After coming 20 Detroit.
She was likewise employed win
The local Associated Charities hui
al the end OF three months ser
ice was loaned % the Detroit
Welfare Department to help train
volunteer social workers. Later
this efficient worker was employed
by the Department Of Public Wei
fare where she is still serving
Mrs Grigsby went 70 Atlanta al
the request of the Federal Emer'
pency Relief Administration. a.
Washington, ID. c.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
a--- 0
Aged Woman Dies
OF Heart Attack

Mrs. Belle Carpenter, 9si f. Co
umbia died OF heart failure, Sun
day afternoon. shortly after eating
dinner and taking bath.
Up to the time of her death, Mr..
Carpenter was active and appar-
emily in good health. She came TO
Detroit from Bowling Green, Ken
lucky. twenty years ago, and was
a faithful member of st. James
Baptist Church.
The deceased is survived by two
daughters. Cecil Rankins, OF De-
troit and Annie Rankins. Of CleTe-
land. and one son. Andrew Rank
lins. Of Detroit.
The funeral was held Wednes-
day M ? p. m. from the Charles
Digs Funeral Home. Ihterment
was In Memorial Park Gfmstery
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Young C. o. P. Club
Is Organized Here

Under the sponsorship OF and
direction OF Clifford c. Russian.
the Young Republicans Club was
organized in Detroit. Friday. July
n. at Brewster Center. The follow
ing officers were chosen:
n Roney Marshall, president; Per-
~ Jones, LIST. wce-president;
klonzo Parish, End. vice; Clifford
Griffith. secretary; George Heath,
Neasurer.
The new organization Is affili-
Med with the State and National
Young Peoples Republican Clubs,
Ne purpose being TO encourage
>oung Americans to familiarize
themselves with the ballot end use
The local club according TO It's
romoters. has had a fine re-
5. 1>onse. There Is 10 be a boa oil
41rfpors. composed Of leading De-
~ citizens. The organization and
IN members will be brought into
/rxuwent contact with various
hite and colored political clubs
IA number OF local churches and
1|ubs have pledged their support
1.-The newly-organizsd Young re
*Afcan Club.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Hamtramck Council Acts To Avert
Race Riot When Church Is Stoned

said that he thought II shameful
that such action on the part OF
white citizens should be carried
ON. He further stated that he be-
lieved. II the matter Is allowed TO
drift. n may develop into q serious
race riot; also he favored immedi-
ate actions to halt the practice OF
disturbing the church worship.
Edward Sawteh, chief OF the fire
has promised TO check
up on his fircmen and see that
they lend o hand IN preserving the
church property and orderly con-
duct on the part % the disturbing
element OF white citiseps
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Leland Bap't. Church
OF Hamtramck, T o
H o ! d Anniversary

The birthday and seventh ami
versary of the pastornte OF Rev i.
t. pinckney. pastor OF Abe Leland
Baptist Church. 3O3S Leuschner
street, Hamtramck. VIII he celc-
brated at the church. beginning
Aug. aud closing Aug. IL.
Some of the outstanding clergy
mon and citizens at Hamiramch
and Detroit VIII appear on nro-
~ % during the week.
The cutting of the big birthday
cake and The final greetings Will
axe place on Monday, Aurnst b.,
lt Bellc Isle The public is invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
7 H Rec M E N
SENTENCED IN
DOPING CASE
Stable Hands At The
Local Race Track
Found Guilty
Caught In The Act
OF Doping Horses

Three men We're nNctcd and
by "a fedora jurl ln Judge Edward
J Momets court last week for
violation Of Federal narcotic laws
In connection with ~ alleged. at
tempt 10 dope race horse az the
local State Fair gounds. last Octo-
Der Two other mer we're acquit-
ted
Those sentenced were Joseph
Patterson and Robert Wingfield
and Horace Moore, the latter being
colored Morton Smith, also color
' ed, and Thomas Murray. whit
were acquitted.
The .tlsgee ecnyig TED men Wei
sentenced 20 serve six months I
prison and pay fines, ranging fror
$3.50 10 $1,000.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
NEGRO SUPPORT SHOULD Be GIVEN MEMORIAL PARK
BY william E. Boone

The burial grounds, where we
tenderly lay the remains of our
loved ones 10 rest. are among our
most sacred possessions. They are
always dear to our hearts. Even
savage tribes have their tribal
burying grounds, which they guard
with tender care and devotion.
The colored citizens OF Detroit
are unusually fortunate in posses
airv one of the most beautiiul
cemeteries In this O. ION OF the
country. II Is Memorial Park Gene
.e,y. When we take our depar'
loved ones there for burial, no
race discrimination Is sN we
do nos have to drive in at the SIDE
or rear entrance; as colored pat
rons are forced to do at some oih
or cemeteries in this locality. Al
Memorial Park, we are NOT re-
strictod 10 plots in obscure parts
of The cemetery. hut ore permitted
10 purchase lots anywhere on me
place.
Furthermore, the lawns al Me
mortal Park are always kept III
excellent condition. by efilclen'
landscane gardeners. and here Is
No appearance of neglect. The
graves and the entire surrouhu'
ines always show that they are be-
ing we'll cared fro
In addition 10 these advantages
the prices of the lots are reason Sol,
able and within reach Of all. Th'
cemetery is provided with attrac
tive and comfortable office build
inc and rest rooms, and employ
ment is furnished for large nun
her Of cemetey attendants who ar
members of our race.
These are a few OF the reason
why the colored people OF Detro, ,,
should patronize Memorial far'
Cemetery.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
IL. D. Raises Sum OF
S8,627 On Bail For
Herndon's Release

New York--The amount Of 1857
40, received towards the Angelo
Herndon Bail Fund was announc-
ed by the International Labor De-
tense on Juiy 30. This sum was re-
ceived from every section OF the
country In denomination that ran
from 81 10 $4,000. ...
In order TO guarantee repayment
of ALI money loaned on the Hern-
don Bail the International Labor
DefenSe has appointed three trust
ees. Corliss lamont. Robert W.
Dunn. and Anna Damon. who issue
signed certificates guaranteeing
repayment as soon, as the. bail Is
released.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Insurance Men Elect
Officers at Richmond
National Conference

Richmond. Va. lANP) FIX
pressing appreciation for the sup
port which had enabled them to
end the year with gains rather
than losses and sharing the meth
DDS which had brought about
economies in operation, the rep
resentatives OF the insurance COM
panies belonging 10 the National
Negro Insurance Association held
their l4th annual meeting here this
week.
The various sections of the
country were we'll represented in
the selection OF new officers fol'
the National Negro Insurance AS
sociaton. Those named TO carry on
the affairs OF. this important COM
merclal organization during the
next twelve months were:
George w. Cox, North Carplins
slasnad IEs,s(;oy- Ddfsein. ~ q.
president; Walter s. Scott. Guar
anty Life Insurance Co, Savannah
Ga, first yice-president; @. r. GIL.
pin, Richmond Beneficial Life In
surance Co, Richmond, Va, Sec
ond president; w. Ellis Stew
art. Supreme Liberty Life Ins. Co,
Chicago. ILL.,. secretary; Miss Ev-
arie Stuart, Universal Life lnsur-
ance company, Memphis, Tenn,
a ssistant secretary; John A.
Blumc, Winston Mutual Life ms.
Co, Winston-S Salem, n. c., treasur-
err: A. l.. Lewis. Afro-American
lifo lns. Co, Jacksonville, Fla,
chaplain: Cyrus Campbell. Allan
Ia, Life lns. Co. Atlanta, Ga, stat
istician; Harry H. Pace, Supreme
Liberty Life ms Co. Chicago. ILL.,,
general counsel; a. T. Spaulding.
North Carolina Mutual Life lnsur-
unce Company Durham. n. c., act
uary: B. G Olive, Universal Life
Insurance Co. Memphis. Tenn.
chairman executive committee and
Or NJ o. Bousficld, Supreme Lib
erty iAfc ms CO.. Chicago, H.,
chairman medical directors sec
ton.
The next meeting place will BE-
Durham, North Carolina
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Man Cruelty Flogged
BY Four Dixie
w h it es

Jackson Miss. Henry Bedford
a seventy year old colorcd man
was beaten 70 death last Saturday
by four white men, ON the out
skirts Of Pelahatchie. Miss The
victim, who was born in slave
days, was highly esteemed in the
community, and the citizens OF
both races are extremely indign-
ant over The brutal crime
The foH men. accus I the
old mans murder, were hurried TO
jail al Brandon. Saturday night.
Tncy are Alex Murray. John
Scales. Henry Cawthorne. and NJ
NJ DotsQn, Sheriff Birden. OF
Rankin County who made the ar
rest. said he had delayed prelimi-
lnary hearing. because feeling was
running high. The men were de
MED bond. pending the hearing o
Wednesday OF this week.
,Cawthorne charged that the dee
man. tenant of his father, ha
talked 'disrespectfully," whe
they disputed a rental agreement
The sheriff said that the fou
men took the seventy year old vic
tim to SECLUDED spot outside th'
town last Wednesday. and whip
ped him with heavy leather
strap. just as Uncle Tom" was
beaten 10 death IN Harriet Beecher
c.,,...s. f..p,gue upvp1 The oIariff
said ne was notified OF the beating
five hours later, and went 20 the
scene with Cawihorne and a doc
ifcr II, found the old man lying on
ithc ground unable to move and
'aiih ulA lhc victim was taken
uo rotn af given medical treat
Mre1 Dr. diei~fll' rioht
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
N.A.A.C.P. Protests
Color Bar In Texas
Prim airy Elections

New York Warning that Your
administration will be held strict
ly accountable and we urge mn
mediate action by your office' the
National Association for the Nd
vancement OF Colored People. last
Friday yired Attorney General
Homer g.. Cummings protesting
that Texas Democrats are delib-
erateiy flouting Federal constltu.
ton and laws by denying quaiined
Negro and Mexican Democratic
voters registration for and partic-
ipation In Democratic primaries 10
be held July twenty-eughth ana
August twenty-ffth."
The telegram continues. Ma
tlonal Association for Advance
ment OF Colored People calls on
Won AZ Attorney General "a make
immediate investigation and notify
an Texas election officials they
win be prosecuted 20 full extent OF
law II Qualified Negro and Mexi-
can voters are excluded from pri-
.malies. Negro Democratic voters
in Texas and other southern states
expect Just as much attention from
Department OF Justice IN enforc-
ing citizenship rights as m APP
pretending kanesters and kidnap-
pers. This wilful flouting OF ex-
press rulings OF United States SUI
preme Court that neither by law
nor enabling Acts cay qualified
Negro voters be excludkd Is = form
OF gangsterism OF faYreaching ef-
feet. Attorney General Of Texas
In recent opinion flagrantly advo-
Gated denial to Negro voters right
TO participate. Yoar administration
win be held strictly accountable
and we urge immediate action by
|our office"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Governor OF Kansas
Renames 3 Negroes
On Western u. Board

Tnpohu. Rams iANpp Coy NI
At amdon remained three mem
hers az lhe Trusic, Hoard ui tae
Western University here this week
whom he reappointed Bishop }
Arthur Hamlet president. Dr J
G y. Suancs. Kansas city Physi-
elan. and Hon Gerald II Little.
well known oil man all three Of
whom live in Kansas City Kansas
Their terms expire April l, 1897.
the appointment for years re-
moving necessity. II is said. for
yearly re-appointment Or. W. A
Jones. Topeka physician, is the
new member
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Special Notice

All snbscribers apd advertisers
q the Tribpne.Independent are
hereby advised not 20 pay any
money Tor inc paperto any person.
unless the said perez shows a
letter OF authority, bearing the seal
OF the Tribune-lndependent and
signed by the manager, aaron G.
Toodle.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04

DR.. j. II. Henderson
Enters Race For Job
OF County Coroner

<Dr. James II Henderson. OF
Hamtramck. prominent physician.
churchman and former councilman
Is running for the office Of coroner
of Wayne County He is president
OF TIT Phyllis Wheatlcy Home
member " the executive board oi
the Y. w. C. \ and Is also afflli-
ated with the EMS AVID Is of l.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
'becial Excursion To Chicago

worlds Fair. and will be the Iarg-
est ever assembled.
Low excursion rates with a ten
day limit may be secured by any
one desiring TO take the trip. For
reservations. see the special adj
verfisement In this issue OF the
1-rihnn e. independent.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Special Notice To .
All Subscribers

All readers OF the Tribune-ln-
dependent. who have not received
their paper by Friday morning
each week. or who have moved
without giving the Office the change
~ address. and those who are re-
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the same address. are requested 20
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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04

rmnr& 5>~sr--@f4-rt Vrt~~| -S--s.-
d. sup, left his police car, OF
al 70 the lad TO go with MN On
threat of blowing his brains out,
and driving TO deserted SPOT,
criminally assaulted him at the
point of a gun.
breaking away as soon as pos
sible. young Anderson told his
story to his playmates VINO mao
followed the squad car at a saie
distance. Returning home, ne toiu
his mother who complained at po-
lice Headquarters but was told II
was mo use"
When Mr.. Anderson returned
from work he swore out war.
rant for Flynn who was arrested
cslL. next morning and suspended
Ur. ID. G. Morris. president or the
Bayonne. N. J. branch OF the ~
A. A. c. p, examined the iad'
found evidence corroborating ms
statement and obtained descrip-
ton OF the attack. =,
T. The local n. A. A. {. +. branch
retained an attorney. Leroy Jor-
dan TO aid the lawyer hired by MI.
Anderson. ON June 6 when the
case was called, Flynn waived
trial His bail was reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000. At the hearing
on July 16, before the Hudson
County Police Commission, Dr.
Morris and several other witness
es testified against Flynn and he
was forthwith dismissed from the
force.
Efforts have been made to have
Mr.. Anderson drop the case by Of
fering him $500. This he refused To
do upon the advice OF the Bayonne
branch.
The association is not going to
drop the case but will push for
prompt action by the grand jury
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
NOTICE TO VOTERS

Don't fail to register. II you
have changed your address since
the last election. You may regis
ter or transfer at 394S Riopelle
street. from l to 6 p. m, Friday,
August Bird. Important. Don't de-
Law
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04

other speakers expected TO ap-
pear are Mrs Josephine Gomon,
executive secretary OF the Detroit
lousing Commission and w. Il.
German. sent TO Detroit by the
g vernment TO direct the con-
rrction OF our Stun clearing pro-
iect.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Detro.i Sem Final Additions
Contest A Fine Musical Treat

rise sem fml NNou afo
sponsored D., ihe Teo Music
ass citation ruesdat eveuue luis
Slsi To select musicians 90 com
pete in The NaiionM NpdHiop
Chicago, was huge success in
every respect
The hundreds uf listeners VIII,
packed MI. Olive Bapusl ,-hurch's
main auditorium and balconies.
attested TO the quality of the pr
gram presented aud showed their
enjoyment OF the rare treat by
their enthusiastic and PROLONGED
applause OF each nv render
ed by the contestants.
The big 200 voiaed ID. VI. A.
Chorus. under the expert direction
of Prof. S. A. Ratliffe. with Mrs.
Mile Hynson as accompanist.
came In for their share OF applause
particularly for their final number.
20. Southland" by J. Rosamond
Johnson. with Mrs. Nellie Dobson-
Plant as obligato soloist.
Contest Winners
The six judges had a difficult
task deciding whom 20 select as
the winners. They based their fin
al decision not only on voice, but
Interpretation. poise and evident
training and knowledR of music.
The chairman. Marshall Pease, an
nounced the following as winners
Quartett-trio sgropp: The Hynson
Trio-.composed az Yolando Mad
dox, Marie Slade and Lucille Wal
den, Soprano soloists. Ella Reece,
Contralto Florence Shumake.
Tenor--tsoorrc Matthews. Bari
tone--Oscar Plant Violin Geral-
dine shaw, Pianists--La villa Tul-
las first choice. but Erma Morris
chosen for the finale as Miss Tul-
las viii qualify as n harpist for
the Chicago finals.
other contestants appearing on
program were--the Crimson Four
Ladies Quartet. a Male Quartet;
sololsts. Nan Shaw. soprano; Ma
RE slade. Annabelle Hill, Annie q.
Mcnroom. contraltos; John Lewis,
n. Ross, tenors: Clyde Coleman.
Lorenzo Robinson. barltones; Mas
ter Thos. ]. Askew, Asa May John
son. Mile Connelly-ine and
walter West. pianists.
Miss Louise Galloway Of Oklaho-
r-~ Nt.se,.It r~~uInmtn An
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-04
Youth Is Assaulted
By White Officer

Bayonne, y. J-Swift protest on
the part OF local colored people
has led TO the dismissal OF PATROL
man James A. Flynn (white) from
the Hudson County police force for
criminally assaulting l3-year-old
Wilson Bryant Anderson on June
8. Flynn has been released on
$4,000 bail and bound over to the
Grand Jury which sits in October
a>Young Anderson was standing
=. CORNER With seyEal other col
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-12
It's Film on Teeth
that makes lusroIess "o color" You must remove Il

teeth and you can feel that film
nova sort of slippery coating.
1t absorbs discolorations from
food, smoking, ETC. 1t invites tooth
decay, gum troubles and is the
chief cause of pyorrhea because
it breeds bacteria and is the basis
of tartar.
Now, in a new-type dentifrice
called Pepsodent, scientific COM
batanrs are found. Leading den
lists widely urge it.
Please accept test tube
To prove results, send coupon for
Today free test or buy tube-fur
sale everywhere. Do this now for
your own sake.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-12

NOV science restores dull teeth
IN to dazzling whiteness.
It's been found that dingy teeth
come from a film that forms on
'eeth. A stubborn film ordinary den
tifrices do not successfully remove.
THAT'S why brushing fails you.
! Run your tongue across your
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-04-12
Quality Tells
All Over the World.

All OVer the World.
al over the world the demand for
Quality is answered by V A l SO
Liquor SCOTCH WHISKY.
Distilled and bottled in Scotland.
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