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rHOs. ]. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS.
l43I EYE ST. NV.

l43I EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
AND A HALF STORY DErACHED
BRICK HOUSE CONTAINING SEVEN SLY
TWO-CAR GARAGE. LOCATED At
5471 tn 7 Y F IS STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust;
duly recorded in Liber No, 663l, folio 800
OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction. IN front
Of the premises on FRIDAY. The THlR-
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. AID. 1888,
AT TfIREEE-THLIRTY 1E--II 0'CL9CK Ii1 Pm: ne ne
Uate in the District OF Columbia. ana des-
ignated as and being lot numbered seven
O. in square numbered twenty-five hum
dred and ninety-five t499jl in Fulton K;
Gordons subdivision OF part of g, tract OF
land called Chevy Chase Grove =" Dlstrles
of Columbia as said subdivision is recorded
in the office of the surveyor of the District
of Columbia in Book No. 63. page No. II;
Terms: Sold subject to a prior oeed OF
trust for $3.50 further particulars OF
the purchase price above said trust TO be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500 REQUIRED
Conveyancing, recording, etc. at pur-
chaser's cost Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit for-
feited and the property may be advertised
and resOId at the discretion OF the trustees.
NORRIS GEWIRZ.
J. NJ. MCDONALD.
MAURICE Z. ROSENBERG.
JULIUS / PEYSER.
ALFRED L. BENNETT.
Attorneys for Trustees.
de3.5.7.10.12
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CHEVROLET 1882 sport coupe-NeW fac.
SpotleSs upholstery and fixtures; very low
mileage; a motor that is smooth and quiet.
Carries the Good Will Guarantee whlch
Completely renewed and Winterized. a
bargain at S275. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1873
i ct
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
a. Ave. NV.

1873 WISCONSIN AVE.
New, modern store. approx. 1Sx5O It.
Suitable for LIQUOR beauty parlor. grocery.
etc. $40 Phone National 2S44
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

THE CASTLE BEAUTIFUL;
fireplace, private bath. private entrance.
BrookVile rd. to East Leland. left on East
Woodbine Chevy Chase Md
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sALE-NvEsTMENT PROPERTY

Il
2 STORES RECENTLY BUILT IN NE:
rented $50 each. Price. $1,000; good
tenant. Call MR.. ADLER Met. 0045.
4-FAMILY APT, NORTHWEST LOCATION.
Iust completed and rented; very low price.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
No Brokers. Phone Emerson 5144.
49, ON INVESTMENT.
3-family apartment building, excellent
location. completed oct. Is. Detached
brick. fully rented on leases. Annual
gross income. $3.50. F, H. A. mortgage.
SO ,OOO-2O years. payable SSU.9o per
mo, incl. taxes insurance. interest and
curtail. Price. Sl5,500. To inspect, call
MR.. HEIGLE. National $3.50.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S5-5Ou-Detached 6-room and bath home
with hot-Water heat, eleC. and garage;
convenient section of Brookland. Rent
ed 10 white tenant at $50 per month.
A good, clean investment.
81. 50--Modcrn 2-fainilv fiat. brick con-
and tile bath eacn. with separate hot
water heating plants, 2-car garage.
Rented at 500 per month.
$40. .50O-Two l-story brick stores, 'front.'
ing on wide avenue. Both leased to
responsible examinations for term of
years. Total income. S2,10u per year;
no operating expenses or management.
splendid investment. Terms
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
15G1 NATJnNAT
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CHEVROLET late 1881 4-door de luxe
special sedan; wire wheels, original mn
ish. tires almost new. upholstery excellent
motor In good shape; 10000 miles Sl65.
Call owner Shepherd 1850.
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Sample-No. 56O1 3Oth st. NV.
SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
1En= II 81 >, " National o345

INWD n 81. INV. NuIIVIIdI u -
SI4 q5O-LARGE, DETACHED HOME.
Beautifully located on high elevation in
every convenience and completely refn-
ished like new throughout. Has IL we'll
planned rooms > baths. big lot. pretty
shrubbery and a 4-car garage. The house
Is ideally arranged for large family or
could be profitably operated as very
high-clasS rooming house. The price has
Just been reduced to effect quick
sale Phone ~
R NJ. HOOKER Metropolitan 26G3,
Evenings 5 to @. call Emerson l63S.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

WILL SELL s.. 600 OF FURNITURE FOR
$500 cash to person renting 7-room brick
house in exclusive residential section Pos
session at once 80 OakwoOd rd.. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. 12'
S45-ROCKVILLF MD ROOMS.
a.m.i.; Just been papered: fine location.
modern home. THOMAS j. OFFUTT
Rockville. Md. phone Rockville 40.
$85-SILVER SPRING, MD,
4-bed room house, ami,
large lawn and grounds.
BAINS REALTY CO., 8413
Georgia Ave, Shepherd 1892.
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CHEVROLET 1881 convertible coupe: very
good black finish. red trim; good tires and
easy monthly payments Standard Motor
Sales, Inc 2022 14th NV. North 9l39.
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THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs.
143I EYE ST. NV.
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BUICK 1882 sedans. A selection of seven
MODEL SIS; choice of colors and uphol-
steering; each has been completely checked
ana recondltioned in our shops and reflects
new-car condition in every respect. Be-
ginning at S435. Emerson & Orme guar
antees them. 11th and NJ sts. NV. Phone
District
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BUICK 1882 sedan. selection Of seven
model SIS: choice of colors and uphol-
stering; each has been completely checked
and reconditioned in our shops and reflects
neW-car condition in every respect. Be-
ginning at S435. Emerson &; Orme guar
District SlO0
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CHEVROLET 1894 master coach; $50
down excellent condition every way; 90
day guarantee: run only IA 600 miles;
looks new; only one owner. ANY demon
stration. S26.S1 monthly. Mr., Adams,
phone wisconsin 4430. 13"
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RENT--GARAGES.
WANTED-AUToMOBILEs

1927 N ST. NV. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
and downtown. Single garage. SIS month
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; in ex-
cellent condition. clean as pin INSIDE
and out; has quiet motor and runs Ike
charm; tires. upholstery and general
condition above average: has been driven
very little and shows little signs of uSaEe.
Equal in condition to any 1885 model car.
Excellent buy for a careful buyer. Priced
right at only S425: easy terms. months
to pay Standard Motor Sales. 1905 l4th
st NV Phone North 1879.
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach-Original black
finish like new; mohair upholstery spot
less: all new tires, perfect brakes. new
battery; WinteriZed. Anti-FTeeZe; OIL
changed in motor. transmission ana olner-
ential to Winter grade; S329. Carries the
Good viii Guarantee" which means Tree
parts and labor for 30 days. l. P. Steuart.
Inc I325 l4th st
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RENT-STORES.

WONDERFUL LOCATION,
MAIN HIGHWAY AT BUSY
l N T E r S E C ION; 405
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
SUITABLE FOR ANY PRO-
GRESSIVE BUSINESS. AP-
PLY NEXT DOOR OR 1905
18th ST. 13*
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BUICK 1894 convertible sedan. model
6S-C; this car is in remarkable condition:
the correct mileage is 1851; d wheels and
trunk rack SS95; c. c. c. guaranty. Cap
itol CadIllac Co. I222 :22nd st. NV. Phone
National 5000. Open Sunday and evenings.
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BUCKS at give-aWay prices 1882 s-57
D. L. sedan. Completely renewed and
guaranteed. Priced a great deal less than
you would expect to pay for these cars.
c. Dick English 2l5 Pa. ave Sc
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SSN5n
$3.50.
CHEVY CHASE d C.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
Attractive Well-constructed homes IN
Che heart of this popular community. one
SQUARE from bus line and near public
school. Six rooms. front and rear porehes.
OH, BURNER beautiful panelled ilvlnG
room stone fireplace. ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN. brick garase. Open daily until
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S5. S5.95O-DETACHED HOME IN. SILVER
SPRING. MD. Exceptionally large hv-
ing room and master bed room. real
open fireplace, two other bed rooms.
porch, hot-water heat and hardwood
Aoors; fine lot, 5Qxl5O feet; near public
and parochial schools. Moderate cash
payment and only $50 per month.
Sc. 500-NEAR I4th AND OTIS Sis. A 90
foot Colonial brick desirably situated
near car line. stores. schools and the
sters: wide front porch. hot-water heat,
hardwood fo!rs and, Earage. oYt-ot.
town owner has reduced price Tor
quick sale Terms. . -,
GS,35O-NEW DETACHED BRICK IN BE-
THESDA. MD, Beautiful lot 6Oxl2O
feet. Six excellent rooms. tile bath. side
porch elec. refrig.. complete mooeIn
equipment full basement, bulIt-ln, ga
rage; near the large new htgh school,
car line and stores: ccrner lot. Terms
e12 2a56S@4uBED-RooM CENTER HALL
PLAN DETACHED BRICK; ideally les y,sHv SIT
uated WEST of Conn. ave. IN CheVS
Chase, D. c.. close to transportation,
stores and school: front and double rear
porches. hot-water heat. elec. retTle..
Slate roof. fireplace. metal weather
stripping and garage. The outStanolhs
value in this locality. Terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS co; oo,-
1908 H st. NV. NdtlOnal -o10.
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CHEVROLET 1885 master sedan. 4-door
model: original Duco. Brewster green colori
driven only 5000 miles, clean as pin;
runs perfect This is very late model
and has 1896 body features and acces.
almost new car at a reduction Of 5000.
and this should interest any new-car buyer
who is particular and thrifty. Our price
is only S5g5, and is an honest bargain:
new-car 90-day guarantee and low new-car
rates OF financing Standard Motor Sales,
1908 14th st. NV. Phone North 1879.
CHEVRnI ET naster. SIZE credit fnr EalA
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CHEVROLET 1880 coach, SlO9; in very
good condition. A very good buy. Can ar
range easy terms. Century Motors. 1905
l4th St Phone North Q2:32.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY AS SOON
as title can be had. No commission to pay.
EDW. L. STROHECKER, 1910 Vermont
ave, nv. Phone Metropolitan 2713.
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CHEVROLET 1899 4-door sedan. This car
far above average for the year; has perfect
motor upholstery like new. good tires and
a perfect finish; S2S5: S5 down. balance
easy monthly payments. Standard Motor
Ga1e IDc n " North Q13Q
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seat dark blue finish and whipcord in
terror very clean: $4,000 actual miles;
good tires; S595. Emerson & Orme guar
antees it, nth and NJ SITS. NV. Phone
District S1nn
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master: S175 credit for sale
at substantial reduction. Call after 8,
TIYarf IL
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BUICK 1882 convertible coupe 66-S; black
hnlSh. y cream wire wheels; SS5 down. S27
month. JACK PRY. INC. 4441 Conn. Ave.
Branch. Packard Dealer
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CHEVROLET 1894 coupe-All we ask is
that you come in and drive this Job; as
near perfect as a used car can be; paint,
tires and upholstery like new; S425. L. P.
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BUICK 1880 sedan; clean as new inside
and out. and cut down to s. cash and s.
week during fire sale. EoianS Stadium.
18th and NJ NV
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

On 65-ft lot concrete street. sewer
water. gas and electricity. Will build at
tractive brick bungalow with large living
room two bed rooms tiled bath with
shower. kitchen and dinette combination
refrigerator automatic heat: sod and
shrubs Various plans to choose from.
Terms, 81 900 cash and approximately
$3.50 per month. Phone Cleveland 5311'
MR. HALL
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BUICK Ia34 DE luxe touring sedan. with
bullt-ln trunk. 2-door model: Al mechanic
cal condition. runs perfect has a built-in
radio. sand-color original Duco. upholstery
is spotless general condition of car is like
new. motor and body style exactly as $50
model. Here is a real bargain for q quicE
sale. only $3.50; terms and Is months TO
pay. Standard Motor Sales. Inc, 1905
14th St. NV. Phone North 1873
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-07-18
Women Charge of
AME Church Sunday

Mrs. Candace NJ Black viii be
the principal speaker for wom-
ans Day service at II a. m. Sum
day at the First A.M.E. Church,
The entire program viii be pre-
scented by women with Mrs. Airline
English as mistress of ceremonies.
Included on the program will be
an address by Mrs. Eliza Champ
Gordon Mccabe of Tacoma, who
recently returned from Texas
where she is the president of the
Texas Association of Negro Must
clans Last Sunday the men had
charge Of services at First A.M.E.
Church and presented program
under direction Of Mr.. c. c. Dan
iels. e. r. James of New Zealand
and Prof. Kenneth M. Meade of
Henderson, KY. were the speakers
The women are determined to &c
lipse the mems program in their
services next Sunday.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-07-18
Bob Frazier Returns
On Visit to Mother

Sob Frazier, well known Seattle
heavyweight boxer. arrived from
New York Monday to spend six
weeks visiting his mother and bro
Their. This is Bohs first visit since
he left Seattle three years ago.
Rated only a mediocre boxer when
he left Seattle. Bob returns as one
Of the top notchers IN his class and
the best heavyweight sparring
partner n the game. He was the
chief sparring mate of Max Baer
in his training for the B-3ddocls
fight and was the chief sparring
partner Of Joe Louis for his fight
with Camera. Press clippings state
that Bob was the only sparring
mate Of Baer and Louis that eth
err failed to knockout. At that Bob
received a couple of cracked ribs
from the fists of Max Baer. Since
leaving Seattle Bob has had TWEEN
ty fights, has never been knocked
out and only lost two fights BY de-
cisions. Bob rates Max Baer as
the best heavyweight boxer, Joe
Louis second and Max schmelling,
third. He says Louis is not quite
ready for fight with Baer. He
needs about a year more expert
fence, Frazier believes. "Baer is
the hardest hitter in the game and
the reason he lost to BrE1dock was
that he went STALE" Frazier said
today Bob wants couple Of
fights during his stay ia Seattle
and would like to meet either
rank Wallulis or Ford Smith
Gus West is handling his fight ar
engagements Bob is only % years
old, was born in Seattle. and is q
graduate Of Franklin High, where
he was football star. Welcome
home. Bob.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-07-18

On a trip to Hoods Canal last
week, Miss Teddye Peters, we'll
known Seattle entertainer and a
party of friends, including Mr..
Merle Williams, Miss Corrine Glib
son, Mr. Eddie Rucker, and Mr..
Elmer Bensen were badly bruised
and shaken when their car went
into a ditch. Benson, who was
driving at the time of the accident
stated that front tire blew out,
causing him to lose control of the
car. After having the car lowed
in for repairs, the party was able
to continue their trip in another
car.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCul-
Tough are entertaining as their
house guests for a few days, LIrs.
R. o. Johnson, school teacher and
Mrs. Victor A. Simon and daugh-
ter, Dolores of Indianapolis, Ind
The visitors have been entertained
with sightseeing trips by Mrs. C..
j. Allen and Mrs. Airline English.
Mr.. Joseph Lewis, funeral dir
ector of Omaha, Neb., accompan-
led by his mother ami sister, en-
route to California, were house
guests of Mrs. D. ]. Howard this
week.
ROOF GARDEN OPENS - The
public Is i.avited to the grand OPP
enIng Of the Dunbar Hotel Roof
Garden, 2102 &. Madison St., a to
8 p. M, Sunday, July Fl. Refresh
ments served.
Fred Anderson Locke, who pass
ed away on the evening of July 9,
1885, passed at the home of q
daughter, Mrs. Jessie B. Carter,
1413 21st Ave, and not at Harbor-
view Hospital, as stated in last
weeks issue.
u The travelling Kansas City
Monarchs defeated the Gibson's To-
cal white semi-pro team, 40, in
an interesting game Thursday eve
ming at the Civic Auditorium.
Attend the Community Picnic
Tuesday at Washington Park. $780,
Harlem Play Girls at Finnish
Hall, Monday night.
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Mrs. Abraham Nakla was host
ess at her home Wednesday for
a meeting of the Matinee Matrons
Club at which Mrs. Kenneth Meade
of Henderson,, KY, was the honor
guest.
Mrs. A. Gatewood and daughter
Inez OF Carlisle, Pa, enroute to
California. arrived Tuesday for a
short visit with Mr., Donald Cate
wood, son Of Mrs. Gatewood.
Misses Mildred Arts and Doro-
thea Young entertained with a
miscellaneous shower party Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
c. Mccullough complimenting Miss
Viola ownsby, bride-elect.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew King were
hosts for delightful beach party
at Allxi Tuesday evening compli-
menting Prof and Mrs Kenneth
Meade Of Henderson, KY; Mrs.
Benjamin Anthony of Chicago. and
the Misses Willamet Mosby, De-
troit, Mich, Willie Tillaman and
Esther Luster Of Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. Glenda Patton entertained
with party at her home Monday
afternoon co1nplimenting Mr.. and
Mrs. william Jones and Mr.. Kun
igan Wilson, visitors from Oak
land, Calf. The visitors left for
Oakland Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs. Patton who win be house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones for
two weeks. The party was ac-
companied as far as Tacoma by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Clayton and
Mr.. Bruce Rowell.
Sergeant w 3. Grant, Spanish
American War veteran, critically
i'll in the Swedish Hospital, is re-
ported better.
Dance to the music Of the Har-
lem Play Girls, Monday night at
Finnish Hall.
Prof. and Mrs. L. J. Debnam
and son Pratt. left for Los Angeles
last week where they will reside
permanently.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-07-18
Famous Girls Band
20 Play for Dance
Monday, Finnish Hall

The Harlem Play Girls IA
tionaliy famous colored girl orch
estra. Is the feature attraction Of
8 dance at ytnnish F1all Monday
night sponsored by Mrs. Eta a..
Harvey. The Harlem Play Girls
boast tie greatest dancing. sing
ing and musical organization Of its
kind ID the country and the judges
have been the entertainment low
ing public. Included Ia the per
sonnet Of twelve artists are:
Sonny Rice, the director and fea-
lared drummer. has q reputation
as q musician unexceled BY auy-
one: Jelln Taylor. the clever mist
ress Of ceremonies. is featured IN
singing and dancing: Ernestine
Davis, trumpet. is the nearest pos
sible imitation to Louis Armstrong
Tor playing and singing 0rvella
Moore, pianist and singer, Yves for
merly staff pianist at Lincoln, Ne
bzaslka: Margaret Backstrom, sax
aphonist. featured whistler and tap
dancer. IS also renowned for her
ability as clarinetist for she was
claimed the winner for the nation
a high school contest for 1884.
These. together with other ar
lists Of the troupe, stage a NAM
moth floor show Mrs Harvey
announces that dancing win start
promptly At 10 p. m. and continue
until +? Of course theee win be
plenty Of refreshments. And the
admission IS 60c.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-07-18
Six Mouths Marriage
Ends IN Divorce Court

Ruth Finley. the former Miss
Ruth Beck, Tacoma society girl
and undergraduate Of the Univer-
sity Of Washington, was awarded
a decree Of divorce from Cecil Fin
ley, Seattle banjoist and orchestra
leader today Thursday in Judge
Robert Jones Court. Incompati-
bility and non-support we're basis
of complaint. Mrs. Finley in her
testimony recited a long story Of
indignations and said she had new
er received any support from her
husband and their tastes friends,
and habits were very much una
like. She was granted the use Of
her maiden name. Ruth Beck. The
couple were married February IT,
1886. IN Seattle and only few in
innate friends knew Of the cere-
mony
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Card Of Thanks


We take this means t. thank all
our friends for kindness and sym
pathy shown IL cur bereavement
over the loss Of our beloved hus-
band and fatheS, who passed away
July 9, 1885. We especially thank
the Rev. John r. Harris and Rev.
Il Johnston for their eonsoing re-
MARKS. Mrs. Margaret Malone for
her solo, Mrs. LeEttr King and
choir for their musical selections,
The Angelus Mortuary for their
excellent service. and al who sent
floral tributes. We are indeed very
grateful to All who assisted IN any
way.
(signed) .e.fs. E. A. Locke. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Waggener, Miss
Ruby Locke. Mrs. Susie Bullock,
Mrs. Alta Ingram, Mrs. ]. B. Car
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvellous Locke
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Locke.
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Robson Stars Ia
Sanders Of the River


Say what you viii but # given
the opportunity Negro players per
form brilliantly befose the camera.
The United Artists production Of
Sanders Of the River now play
ing 1t John HamriclS's Music Box
Thesltre, is a close lsaii to four
star photoplay q Is impressive.
definite proof that the poor acting
and direction Of eolored pictures Is
as stale as LAST years news Robe
son. former Rutgers University
all-American football star, beri-
tone, and dramatic star. IS cat ii
the best role of his career in San
ders OF the River And he meas
ures up teo per cent in his charac-
terization Of Bosambo, the power
ful African king. His portrayal is
superb.
Nina Mae Mckinney, the hero
Inc IN Sanders Of the River does
remarkably wen and the olive
skinned actress who has perform
ed IN other tallties, "Hallelujah,
Safe in Hell, and small part
In MGMs Reckless. is superb
lending plenty o. heartthrobs, as il
were. Miss Mckinney, q favorite
here and in Hollywood. deserves
honorable mention for her splen.
did acting In Sanders Of the Riy-
err as does Leslie Banks
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-07-18
Webb Wins Locker
Bows Golf Tournament

Willie Webb won the Locker
Boys golf championship N a play
off tie with Orrin Walker Tues
day. Before a big crowd at the
University Golf Course Monday,
Webb and Walker battled on even
terms in a thrilling 36-hole contest
with an aggregate score Of ia.
Walkers score fer the rounds was
se-s5 and Webb's s7-s7. IN the
play-off Webb won on the last hole
with a SO while walker shot 30.
The annual contest is sponsored
by the Locker Room Boys Associ-
alton who held a big jollification
party at the Dunbar Hotel Mon
day night when they presented tro-
phies to winners in the 1885 CON
test.
Other scores: Ben Beasley. Oh
ympic. $3.50 -175: Art Spencer,
Inglewood. 9s-s9-1s2; H. e. wal
ker, Darlington. 1898 1888; Herb
Jones, Darlington, 90-1O3 212;
Bob Woods, Inglewood, 109-10O
209; Roy Holmes, Darlington. 1906
10s 21s; Lonnie Shields, Broad
moor, 1Os-114 222; Aaron Webb,
Darlington, 11O-114-224; Jim Gay
ton, Broadmoor, 109-114 2O3; and
Haywood Roberts. Darlington. 100
11s 227.
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Mr.. Kosley Forney has opened
the Entertainer Cafe at 1904 Jack
son st. This restaurant, for years
known as Chill Jones, Morses Ca
fe, and other names, is now re-
splendent in a clean, well lighted
location around the corner on
jackson st. Mr.. Forney has spar
ed no expense to make this eating
place the incest on jackson St. All
Of the fittings are either new or
were moved from the New Harlem
Mite Club downtown. Mr., Forney
invites all Of his old friends as well
as the public in general to patron
lie him. After theatre and dance
parties are especially invited.
Mrs. Jerome Covington is spend
ing is spending a few days visit
ing relatives in Spokane.
Mr.. Walter Green, well known
sportsman and former owner Of
the G. c. Pool Hall, after two
years absence in Los Angeles, re-
turned to Seattle for ). visit Mon
day. Walter is driving a big new
Cadillac and says LOS Angeles is
not SO bad"
Mr.. Floyd Strickland, manager
Of the Coast Hotel, returned this
week from a months visit to his
home in Cleyeland. Ohio, during
which he saw the Louis Camera
fight in New York City. Floyd
an ardent Louis adnirer, says ''the
Brown Bomber can whip any hea-
vyweight in the world
Mr.. william Chandler, stricken
by paralysie two weeks ago, is
to be up and around again. He
takes this means to thank all his
friends for their kindness during
his illness.
Mr. sAshby Fl. Bannister, one Of
the two colored detectives of Phil
adelphia, Pa, win arrive Saturday
to be guest of Mr.. John F. Crag
well for ten days.