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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
CHURCH LEAGUE ASSOCIATION
BASEBALL OPENS ON May 5

With sixteen baseball teams
divided into two groups. all wait
ing for the umpire to say play
ball." the Church League Is ready
for action. Eight teams are in the
American division. and eight In
the National.
In the former league are: st.
Stephen A. M. r. Seniors, Bethel
A. NJ E.. Russell Baptist, Calvary
Baptist. Second Baptist. Taber-
nacle Baptist. New Light Baptist.
and st. John c. M. L.
In the National League are: st.
Stephen A. VI. f. Juniors; New Mt.
Zion. Community Tabernacle. st.
Paul A. NJ. f. Zion, St.James Bap-
fist. Ebenezer A. NJ. e., Central
G. NJ. E.. and Mt. Olive Baptist.
There will be a stiff fight for the
championships in both divisions,
as all teams have added better tall
ent, some OF the players return
ing to their teams after having
played semi-professional last sea-
son. All games will be played at
Atkinson Park and Northwestern
Field. A grand opening is planned
for Saturday. May 5. at p. m.
The public is invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
MT. CLEMENS

Mrs. George Burdette Is visiting
her mother In Augusta, Ga.
MrMs. Frances Perry is on the
isck list.
Rev. M. p. Parish, pastor of
Russell Street Baptist Church, De-
troit, and his choir, will worship
with Morning Star Bapt. Church.
of this city. Wednesday evening.
st. James c. M. f., OF Detroit,
and the pastor, Rev. w. J. G.. Nc
Lin, worshipped with the G. M. r.
Church here. Friday evening.
Little Sarah Mails lost in the
spelling bee, from Grant School.
The c. NJ r. Missionary Society
will be hostess at a Mother and
Daughter banquet. to be given at
SO Meade street. April 2s. A num-
Der OF out-of-town guests are ex-
pected to attend.
Mrs. Ethel Bonman is on the
sick list. also Harry Malls.
Sunbeam Circle, of the Kings
Daughters, will meet Monday eve
ming. with the leader. Mrs. Audry
Lightburn.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
VIM. Stonestreet Is
Made Captain

william Stonestreet. an outstand-
ing athlete OF Northern High
School In his senior year has been
appointed captain of Northarn's
outdoor track team.
Coach 4. j. McCray, who appoint
ed him says. William deserves the
position as captain. because of his
perseverance and ability on North
ern's indoor track team"
Stonestreet stands out IN four
events on the track team. relay
shotput, l00-yard dash and the 220
Among the additions to North.
ern's track are James Piper and
Elmorris Gill.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
Commissioner Wilson Issues New
Bulletin Of Baseball Information

Philadelphia. Pa.--According TO
bulletins released here ON April IA.
by Commissioner w. Rollo Wilson.
the following information f. given
tn the baseball puoiiir::
Bulletin No. Claims upon
players carried on what is now
considered the reserve list is now
honored until May 5th. 1884. II
cwner and player do not agree up
on terms OF h re on or before May
5th. and submit property executed
contracts as proof that an agree
nent has been reached. the own
" must relinquish all claims, and
the player becomes free agent to
nrgoiiate with any league club OF
his choice.
Bulletin No. A contract be-
tween player and owner Is consid-
cred properly executed. when. Cd
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
llp11r. Df$Hrl1y
- AS. ZONE . 90
In the GrYStal
by. RAMON he MdtaJis1
he McdTaTS

N. L D--when WIN I 80 back "a
my boy frlendi
Ans: You won't 60 back to this
boy for he hasn't forgotten the
way you QUIT HIM LAST SUM
MER. He has someone else now
and you are left holding the bag
M. Il. c. Please tell me what ID
wrong with my slster-ln-lawi
Ans: The last time your sister
in-law was visiting at your home
she was OFFENDED by remark
that you made. She is not POUT-
ING with you but she has made
herself scarce around your home.
Treat her with respect and this
little incident will blow over.
ID. A.-Will 1 be successful In
my undertakingi
Ans: Yes, il will necessitate you
making a TRIP but your under
taking will prove most successful.
MAY is a good month to begin this
journey.
X. E-win I get to see the one
am longing to sect
Ans: You will see your SUP
PRESSED DESIRE this summer.
He will make visit TO your local
ity. He is just about as anxious TO
see you as you are TO see him
q. P.-What Is the best thing
TO do about my homel
Ans: Work and save your
money and PAY OFF THE DEBT
that is now hanging OVER your
home. II will take several years
before you clear up this debt
but II will be worth the sacrifice.
w. A. P.-I was born August 81.
what Kind OF profession should i
f0lI0wl
Ans: You are so fond of FIND
ing fault with all OF your friends,
that is, ANALYZING and CRITI-
CISING them. therefore, You
would make an able DRAMATIC /
or MUSICAL CRITIC.
What n IL that makes
me suffer so muchi
Ans: IMPROPER DIET is the
reason you are suffering all the
time with your STOMACH. Good
iiet exercise, and plenty of rest
Tor a period OF six weeks will
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28

Pittsburgh. pat social
meeting called for the purpose OF
hearing Batlimore's application
for membership and revising the
schedule to include them. neither
Joe Cambria nor his representa-
tive was present. Those present
were II. G. Hall, Chicago; Tom
Wilson, Nashville; Chas II. Tyler,
Newark; Cum Posey, Charles
Walker. Rufus Jackson. Home
stead Grays; and w. A. Greenlee,
Pittsburgh. Bacherach Giants and
Philadelphia Stars were represent
ed by w. A. Greenlee.
The first piece of business on
the program rejected Baltimore's
application for membership. De-
clared all players on last years
list free agents. But granted per-
mission to League members to
play games with Baltimore-pro-
vided these games do not conflict
with those arranged on the League
schedule In any way.
The decision OF Nat Strong TO
withdraw the application of New
York Black Yankees was accepted
after letter giving logical rea-
sons therefore had been read. All
playes on the Black Yankees were
declared free agents. Permission
was granted club owners to play
games with the Yanks, provided
these games did not conflict in any
way with games arranged on the
League schedule.
Time limit on forfeits y = modi-
/ fed to permit payment OF so per
cent at this meeting and the re-
naming half not later than
May /. Failure to meet the terms
as modified carries penalty
which would be similar to attach
ment OF offending clubs receipts
plus a penalty for delinquency
Newark Dodgers. Nashville Elite
Giants, Coles American Giants
Pittsburg Crawfords. and Home
stead Grays met these require.
ments. DR. f. L. Langrum, repre-
senting Cleveland. who arrived
late. waived the two-payment nd
vantage and posted the full
} dhOunI-
, Restrictions on League team
booking in Meadow Brook. ". J
A on Sundays and East Orange, N.
on Saturdays when Newark ma
, games at home were adopted Il
lprcvent the appearances Of tire
League clubs In one city at tn
same time.
Empires came In for length
discussion. The final decision
: however. sums up: ~ Permfttin
each owner to recommend the al
: biters TO the Commissioner. VIII
b win have sole jurisdiction owe
:. them. GU One umpire will az
II company each League club to ST.
IS tions designated by the Commii
d sioner. CD At least one Leagu
Ie umpire must participate In a
games played by League clubs
including those with independel
r. clubs. t4 Complaints from thr'
owners Will be required TO caui
dismissal of an umpire.
IN Two bulletins issued by Cor
IS missioner Wilson places a limit ,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
NORTH DETRO DIT
SOCIAL NEWS
BY Mrs. n. L. Gill
1855 Goddard Avenue

The North End Social Club met
Thursday at the lovely home of
Mrs. Rosa Pickett. Goddard street
ihe meeting was unusually inter-
esting and well attended. Mrs. An
ME l.. Cook gave a fine report on
Health and Hygiene" The fol-
lowing are candidates for member
ship namely: Mesdames Isabel
Butler. JAMIE Crews. and Mary Ten
sley. The ladies OF the club plan
TO hold their last meeting for the
summer months. with Mrs. John w.
Morton. I'm Ypsilanti, Michigan.
The hostess made the lunch period
delightful one.
The Young Girls Association
held very interesting committee
meeting. Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF their sponsor. Miss
Grace jenkins. the president, Is
making every effort to make the
club a signal success. Mrs. M. l..
Gil and Miss Susie Walker were
reelected as sponsors for the year.
The officers and members OF the
club wish 10 congratulate Mrs. Pic
kett upon the excellent service rem
dered. Thursday. April 18th. Mrs.
Pickett IL trying 10 put over a
great program and the club is with
her.
Mrs. Selma McGlasker will be
mistress OF ceremony at the fashl-
on show. Monday night. at Peace
Baptist Church. Among the at
ractiye models Will be Miss War
dell Vaughn. Mrs. Il. Whitby, Mrs.
Eloise Young. Mrs. Pauline I'm
derwood. Mrs. Alice Garrison. Mrs.
McGlasker will MARCEL the hair for
all the girls.
The Young Women's Peerless Art
Club met. Thursday, April 18th
with Mrs. Ola Smith. OF Vernon
Highway. Il. The club will spon-
sor Il musical tea, early in May.
Mrs Elsie b. Lewis was a visitor.
Mrs. Florence Shumake will be
hostess. May 26th.
1 ne ODdIldH oONldi tiub 10 toP
idly becoming one of North De-
troit's Most popular organizations.
1t is composed of men. only. +.
Garrison Is the president. The club
sponsored a Spring dance, Friday
night. April Goth at the Horseshoe,
on f. DAWSON.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Gill. modiste OF n.
Detroit, will model the following
ladies In the approaching fashion
show, sponsored by the City Asso-
citation of Club Women; namely:
the Misses Grace Jenkins and Gla-
dys Harrell. of the Young Girls AS
ISOLATION; ana Mesdames Doretha /
Chillison. and Minnie Davis OF the
North End Social club.
II wish that ! could take my race
And hold 1t in my arms;
And during the time OF hardships,
Could keep 1t safe from harms. /
And during the time Of nursing.
'TwouId be my inclination
To teach them all the value OF
The word-Co-operation."
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| prove beneficial. Go to your family
doctor for an ABDOMINAL Elk
ANIMATION.
M. B. AID like 20 know II the
man In mind would have proved
faithful n l had taken him up on
| his propositioni
Ans: This man would have
proved as faithful as his word
during this TROUBLE that you
are having. / am afraid though
that you have waited too long
since you did not accept his serv-
ices when he rendered them.
X. P.-Will l be able to make q
success Of my life II i take the
step that 1 have In mindi
Ans: You will reach your goal
but / am afraid that you will ex-
perience lots OF unhappy and lone
" days IL you secure A DIVORCE.
Your husband and yourself are so
entirely different that it is rather
hard to get along together but he
is not cruel TO you and you Will
miss him IL you decide on a d.
vorce.
X. G.-Do you think should
continue 10 live where l am nowf
Ans: BY all means remain with
IN LADY you are living with so
that you will be able TO FINISH
YOUR EDUCATION. l don't think
a change would help you-only
make matters worse.
VI. G.. Please tell me II i will
get n job and wherel
Ans II is revealed to me that
you will secure a job SOUTH OF
this city. Your work will be pleas
ant and the pay MORE THAN
YOUR LAST JOB. Keep both eyes
open for this position.
l.. 4. M-What In the world Is
wrong with my husband and my
iatheri
Ans: Both your father and hus-
oand are taking an EXTENDED
HOLIDAY and | am afraid that 1t
will last a month or so longer
or they haven't consumed enough
'ORN LIQUOR as yet. These
prees will be few and far be-
ween in the future.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28

1t Is made out in triplicate ON the
regular adopted form-showing ac-
tuaf salary. bonuses. etc. anu term
Of service. (2) All copies are
signed by owner Tor his dify ap-
pointed agent) and the player.
90 Properly notarized by an offte-
CT authorized to administer oaths
and seal documents. 90 A copy Of
the contract Is received and &C
knowledged by the secretary OF the
League.
Properly executed contracts for
all players must be completed not
later than May 5th and should
reach the League Secretary not
later than May 10th. Failure to oh
serve the spirit and specifications
OF this bulletin will be construed as
evidence OF had faith and is sub
ject to drastic punishment.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28

OF Playing the Plano" This was
the first systematic instruction
book for the instrument OF which
we have a record, and II still Is
the main dependence for informa-
ton concerning the method OF
Bach's playing. and the way In
which he intended the embellish-
ments Of his works to be perform
Next Week: Hadyn-The Sonata.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE WILL BE
HOST TO CHAMPIONS

Pittsburgh. Pa.-The Pittsburgh
Crawfords wound up Their series
in the East Texas League, April the
cath. On the following day. the
Charleston Crew started a series
with the Southern League. II Is
likely that the Champs will be con
voyed by Nashville, ercept the Gin
cinnati fracas when DeHart Hub
bard's entry VII take its first real
test on April 10Th and 3Oth.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
Detroit Black Tigers
Entrain For South

The original BLACK Tigers" OF
Detroit, under the direction OF
their manager. Joseph Fair. will
leave for the South. Friday. They
have added several new faces.
With Parks and knight. Of Chica-
go. and four men from New York.
they should excel their winning
streak OF last season. when they
played 1873 games and lost only IL.
This is the fourth season for
the team. They will tour to the
West coast again. They also will
play for the city championship
this fall, II any other team desires
such series.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28

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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
Crescent Stars Lose
3 To Crawfords

In a three-game series which
started April 18th. and ended April
10Th, the Crescent Stars Of New
Orleans found Pittsburgh Craw-
fords setting a championship pace.
and failed To cop single game
The series was featured by home
runs Josh getting two. while Vic
Harris topped him with three.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
PARTY PLANNED AT Y

There will be a mixed splash par
ty at the st. Antoine Y. NJ. c. A..
Saturday night at s o'clock. The
public is invited. Bring your own
suit. A pleasant evening Is antici-
pated and large number OF young
men and young women are expect
Cd 10 he present.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
Recreation
Notes
ny Leon Wheeler
Trade ExhIbit

Plans are being made at the
Center 10 accommodate the annual
business exhibit sponsored by the
Booker T. Washington Trade As
ISOLATION which Is to be held dur
ing the week of April Both to May
4th.
Fairgrounds To Open
Workers from the Department
OF Recreation are working on the
Fairgrounds in the city, preparing
them for the use by the thousands
OF children who soon will be using
them for leisure time programs
and activities.
A spring playground ball league
is being formed and teams wishing
to join may do so at once.
The tennis courts and baseball
fields will also be available soon,
but those wishing space on the
baseball grounds should apply at
our main Office, 504 Elmwood for
reservations.
Baseball Umpires Wanted
Umpires are wanted to work the
games OF the Central Church Ath-
Ietic Association. There will be a
small fee paid the umpires this
year by the Recreation Depart
ment, and it is hoped to get bet
ter umpires for the games In the
church league.
Those desiring work should get
In touch with the writer or attend
the meetings which are held each
1NttLaa1Axr M
Center, 637 Brewster street.
The Church League games will
start the first Saturday In May
and all games will be played at
Northwestern Field and Atkinson
Park According to the president,
l. M. Hadley, the league this year
promises to be the best In history
All teams are evenly matched and
aech feels 1t will win the champ,
ionship.
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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
Kid Chocolate Wins
Fight From Wallace

San Francisco, CaI.--Kid Choco-
late, the little Cuban, decisively de-
feated frankie Wallace. of Cleve-
land, in battle before 5000 spec
tators here Tuesday night
Chocolate won eight out OF the
ten rounds. over the Cleveland
Italian. Wallace was floored In
the third round. but came back on
his feet Immediately.
Chocolate weighed 1872 pounds,
and Wallace 1873. IL was their Sec
ond meeting. and the second VIC
tory for the "Keed". The previ-
Gus bout was fought In Cleveland
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Bessie Henderson.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-11-23
Radio News

Baton Rouge, La: Huey P. LoNg,
Louisiana's Kingfish today announced
that he will run for President in 1886 on
on third party ticket. He does not be-
lievethatPreside1t Roossvelt's popularity
can survive two more years. and con-
siders ne will have ehaace to win his
way to the White House on an Anti
Roosevelt platform. He does not even
give serious consideration to the proba-
bility of the Republicans return to pew
or in So He has not made formal an
nouncement of his ambitions, bat he is
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-11-23
Church Announcement

There will be special services at the
Christiansted Pilgrim Holiness Churc
tonight, Sunday and each evening at
7.3O throughout the coming week, Rev.
R. WingYove Ives. Fled Superinten~
dent of our church in the Carlbseap
area; and Rev. L. c. Hiles who has done
mach missionary work in Japan and
South america has lately been appoln-
ted to The Virgin Islands will preach.
There will alse be special singing by
Rev. Ives.
We extend cosdia invitation to oil
10 attend these services.
E.E. PHILIPPE
Pastor.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-11-23

laying the groundwork for his campaign
and privately says that he woHld make
the sert of President this country needs.
ASCENSION, Paraguay: Sweeping on
to victory, Paraguayan troops rushed
over the Gran Chaee Hinterland in hot
pursuit of the fleeing Bolivian soldiers.
Routed in the Pileomayo sector OF the
long warfare which has kept South
America in ferment for nearly three
wears. Dispatches from the front indl-
Gated further victories we're imminent.
The Paraguayan high command claimed
a commanding position for the final
stage" of their campaign TO smash boil
viap lines and seize all Chaco for Para
quay. Military observers pointed out that
the capture Of Fort Bolivian and the
advance up the Pilcomaye near Gouchal-
la gave Paraguay control of the whole
left bank Of the river. The disordeYed
retreat of Bolivian forces left the way
eDen 10 the enemy's main supply base
at Villa Monies, over the best highway
in South America. Downfall of Fort
Canada, strongest and CaHandaTty,
last Bolivian positions in the Chaeo pro-
per was expected to follow automaticai-
IT, 1t was doubted whether Bolivia could
reorganize her defense at Villa Monies
ia time TO prevent it's almost certain
downfall.
Tokeyo: For the error of even slightly
mountaineering the Emperor the Japan
csc code does RoU consider death too
much. Jae Honda, sergeant In the In
perial Army, committed an error while
the emperor was touring Gumma pre-
lecture. Friday the Emperor arrived at
Kryu, center Of the silk industry. Hon
da on1 soIAiaP ware driving niIOt ears
preceding the e "a PeroF. The pilot ear.
took the wrong turn in one place. caus-
ing the royal to travel several blocks
out of che way. A sentence was placed.
on Honda andi be was Immediately shot