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H. G. JUSTUS PASSES
AWAY; RITES TODAY
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
Jim Reese, Louis Hesterly, and
John Forrest.
Mr.. Justus was a native Of Hen
jacksonville. He was born here on
February 16. 1890. :;
He is survived by his widow
Mrs Rachel Justus: two children,
William and Marie Justus, both OF
Hendersonville; one brother, Fred
s. Justus, and three sisters, Mrs,
Irma Allen. Mrs. Earl Penney, and
Mrs. Mortimer DantZler.
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ADMINISTRATORS So1In

Having qualified I. Il. H.,
istrator Of he estate a Y, :
oline Josephine Jotn.o, 5,. ~. =
this Is to notify al. pe.S,. n.y.
claims against s4ic s.,,t "a !.
sent them to Tie snj;rrs] :. =
before May 5ta, 1894, D 4, !.
tice vii. De p.eaist i 49,
covery. A.! per:9n ,c,,.s " :,
said estate u. Pea. "a, .,
Element with lie .ldsnnss "
This May 5, 1856.
A. P. J0HysQy A.
So Aon6tp
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East Flat Roel
Youth M,,;;,,
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Of Missing So, "'

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Of DISAPPEARING. S''E ~
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4 IN PRISON BREAK

FRANKFORT, KY, May 10
(UPD. - Four convicts escaped
from the Frankfort penitentiary
last night after overpower!ng
EIGHT guards and TRUSTEES and OBJ
tanning machine guns and keys to
the main gate. They fled in a
waiting car.
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EHEcUTRISs Note,

-. Hay.ng 2gsaas4 q, sr..D..,
the esta:= Q: 0rsE VII VIM. |
cease, :a.:s H9,..y al. ii =,
hzUng claims agsirs. -. :,
to pEssen: hem to L. Is 8
1896, OF hi: notice viii IN = =
Cd IN Tar c: recovery -
deoisd "a s4!d state Vii y
signed. This ...ori! % , ., "a
t.2s.Lon.s.u ''3i
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

N8r. n G.. c0chrsae has re-,
tsrsS9 To the University OF Lf-,
aois, at Champaign, after q Sisit
with Nor. and Mrs. ", l.. lalnison,
Mn. and Mrs. James p. Gregory,
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GETS HOME; CALLED
TO DUTY WITH JURY

BREVARD, May Is. (SpeciaD @.
Rep. W. NJ. Henry says that he
likes public service up to certain
point, but that there is limit to
all good things.
Arriving home Sunday after
noon after attending every session
of a l2S-day long general assem-
bly, in Raleigh, Rep. Henry left
early Monday morning for Ashe-
vile, where he was summoned as
a juror TO serve in federal court.
When money talks, the usua!
answer is mot guilty."
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Most stomach CAS- - due 10
bowel p0isons For quicR rehet
ase Adierika. One. dose cleans QUO
body wastes,. tones an, y0ur syS-
ham brings sound sleep Scruggs
Drug. Store, tadN1
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eaURcA SCHOOL CLASS
ENJOYS PICNIC

TIE nth class OF the Episcopal
Church ScAocl and sheIr teacher,
ms. James Gregory, eHjoSe3 a
gieaic supper st CIySssl SeERgs,
IL EaQsei PARK, Saturday, Mrs
" {. lsHisea accompanied them
or shis outing
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FOREST CITY LADIES TO
ENTERTAIN MUSIC CLUB

The last meeting Of the spring
az the Wednesday Music club will
ha held at the Wamana club on
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'elaek, The members will hear an
especially attractive program given
nv the Forest City Music club, who
will be accompanied by guest
artist, Nj, Ernest Randolph, a de
lisAtfui tenor from New York
city. Acting a. haste4ses will DC
ssysFal ladies Who went to Forest
City earlier in the spring 10 gNe
an exchange program,
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alalE CLASS no MEEf

The S0saanAh Wesley si''y'
class will hold an a1-aay ~ee.tag
TUESDAY, az the heIae oS Mrs )a>,
L. k4sWa, instead u mesttag ".ta
Mrs.. Parker, a. previously A.
s0aAeSa.
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NsfnopIsT CIRClE 10 MEET

Circle No. 5 OF the First NJ, I,
shareh will meet tels evening al )
e'elsek With Ms, M,Niam Gregory
In the Ambassador apartments,
Miss lois Moss MI, be join. hos
tess.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCER

Mr. and Mrs: n, W; Harris 10
day announced the birth OF 2
sou on Wednesday MAJ l.
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You see, we must be ready in
case we can't keep out OF the
next war. If we weren't ready,
we'd have to keep out.
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. sose.y; Nay 1, II,

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SSe eysa: 2eE:c, az. -:.t ,r& ~
m!sI; s7:as:a..7 , -, rs Is IS
s!o.s, lis -. ..:s A.:aaasss ~ ~
moc=. ''.s':c .eer.!M
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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-16
PONTIAC NEWS
BY r. p. Harris

The Newman A. N. r. Church
Rev VIM g. Barber. pastor. All
members are asked to cooperate
with their leaders in order 10 be
prepared for the visit OF the Pre-
siding Elder. Rev. r. Francis
Washington. Prince Wilbur OF Gold
Coast Africa worshipped at New
man at 1900 a. IN.
AS the sun begins TO shine. the
the sickness Is abating
Mrs. Lucille Mccoy has returned
10 her home on Highland after be-
ing confined at the General Hos
pital.
The Rescue Entertainers Club
had a very enjoyable time at the
home OF Deacon williams on Bag
ley street.
A very interesting program was
rendered at the 1890 services OF
Macedonia Sunday morning under
the supervision OF the Missionary
Board and Mothers.
] Mrs E-:-,. .Iohnscn was enter
tanned at the home or Mr. and Mrs
Elmo Roach OF Maple street at 400
p. m. last Sunday.
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HI SPOTS 'M M9s3i{Ae@
BY JUAN DEL ROY GRANT

Moon" were two numbers that was
we'll done. This boy from up Har-
lem way has a great band Of mu-
sic'ans ard Detroiters packed and
i"r'-ed the Michigan Theatre last
week 10 hear them. The show was
ca'l'd Harlem Express" with more
than half hundred in the cast.
To YOU readers who have seen the
screen play starring Louise Beav-
ers and Fredi Washington in "Imi-
tatioEs OF Life" may we ask you
Just what is your honest and candid
opnion ~ the ability and perfor-
nance OF these two sepia actress
es? Do you think that they deserve
any credit or praise for their work 7
Several days s~o Cieudetts coab~rt
was awarded we medal from the
Academy Of oF'fon Picture Arts and
SCIENCES. for tie best performance
during the year 1894 and the picture
mentioned was 1T Happened One
Mite" but no mention was made OF
Tceise Beavers and Fredi Washing
ton. Was II because OF the color OF
their skins? Several articles ha'e
been written in newspapers all
over the country concerning this
unjust and unfair way that the
Academy the thing. We are big
enough and strong enough TO take
such matters into our own hands
dont YOU think so? There are lo'
of newspapers and citizens who
can and will see that justice JIG
done. Will you please write to this
columnist and give him your ideas
and views on this subject? We VIII
appreciate II. Let's see II we can
show our gratitude at least.
Thanks to Rollo Vest and Ian
ford James for their cooperation
lin our contest. I'll be seein' va tel
lows:
Baron Lee. internationally Fa'
imous Orchestra Leader. will pre-
sent the winner of this contest VIII
the prizes on Monday Mite. Apr,
8 al the beautiful Arcadia Ballroom
Watch next week for full details.
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Rul1le0rd Day
At HOWard's
Breaks
Record
To Demonstrate At
Kemp's Market
March 10Th

Rumford Day demonstrations al
HOward's Grocery. located at Hast
ings and Palmer set record
when 2l6 large cans OF Rumford's
pure all-phosphate baking powder
were sold. Every person in the pro-
gressive store gave Mr.. Scruggs
and Mrs C. A Scott. the Rumford
Representatives splendid support in
bringing the high quality OF The
Rumfori Baking Powder and the
program TO the attention ~ every
customer.
Mrs. Scott and Mr. Scruggs will
conduct Rumford Day demon
stration al kemps Market st. An
tome and Farnsworth. Saturday.
March IL. They invite their friends
10 be present as they will offer a
special on Rumford Baking Powd-
er, giving "A large can OF Rumford
a kitchen untensl. and a cook book,
all for the same price of twenty
cents.
Mrs Scott and Mrs. Scruggs say
they are going To give the house
wives of Detroit one Of the finest
Rumford exhibits and cooking
school ever held in this city. in the
near future The place and date |
viii be announced later.
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NEWS
,4A HllFy JuIiH mae Turner

Tka"l4th'ACommunity Progressive
Ciub will 4foid "A meeting FRIDAY
March % f985orAll members are
asked 10 beupresent
The Crimson and White Club
held1a social, Saturday, March 3 at
the home of Miss Rosie Harley. The
club viii hold IT'S first club dance
March, 23rd at 1886 Corners.
Did you know that Sylvia Irley
was out IN the cold at the social. 1t
may be said that one OF her good
friends has been cutting in on her.
II was learned that Miss Mary Tur-
ner was encorted TO the party by a
good friend.
There Ia a certain young old man
that h~ss Tenuess.s street who
wishes TO have his name In the pa
per What can we do about It?
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Notice T o c lu b
Presidents!

In view OF the fact that the
acknowledgement publishes the
weekly club notes OF more imam
sifty clubs, and because 80 many
odd,,,onal clubs are sending III
,he,r news. we find it difficult to
nr,nt the organizations each week.
and those which are received last
have to be held over until the
next issue.
We glad to publish these CLUB
items and hope all will continue
In send them in and cooperate
with this paper g in the past.
Beginning with April. we are
asking clubs which desire their
ews published each week, TO pay
in advance twenty-five cents a
month. 70 aid in the expense Of
blishing.
We have carried the news o
some OF these clubs for the pas
two years and have found pieasur,
in 80 doisg. and we hope the,
will not discontinue their cooper
alton, because of this Sigh
change.
sditor
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-16
HIGHLAND 4 PIX.
.,..e Nv JOhn Thompson

The. highland Park Scouts bask-
etball team gave a very fine exhi-
bit OF team work on Thursday In
their game against he Communists
Stars. -. YiId'
Sunday, March 3rd. the home Of
Mr.. Peoples was badly damaged by
fire. Both families OCCUPYING the
house escaped uninjured.
Rev. Pittman' OF the Thompson
Avenue Baptist Church delivered
the sermon to the congregation OF
Rev. Miller pfi Kendall street Mon
day. March Z.
The Mission's,s Group OF the
Thompson Avenue Baptist Church
are holding a breakfast at the home
Of Mrs. Pittman of 3S4 LaBelle at
1000 a. m. Sunday.
Howard Thompson of 3Ss La
Belle Avenue is III at his home. lie
is a trumpet player in Joe Monkeys
orchestra.
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Detroit's Crack Baseball Club
To Leave For Training Camp
In The South, March 18th

cago. Willette Mitchell pitcher
Olin Little. Shortstop. Wade John.
son. left field. Arthur Berry. third
baseman. Bonnie jenkins. Pitch
en- Jesse Williams. second base
man and Roosevelt "Beltr Kin
nard the former South Carolina
pitching ace. Jesse Fleming. the
manager Will be on the receiving
end behind the bat and will do
most OF the work
The club is carrying men who
have achieved distinction as base
ball players in the outstanding
Negro clubs of the country. where
most OF them formerly played.
Communications intended for the
club or members should be ad-
dressed 10 g. G. Dennis. 1910
Bewich Avenue. Detroit. Fichigan.
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aAA NSIN G

i. AG.sasdsAfrs. Robert Wright and
siHta nt-enlrsc& Ypsilanti motored
aoEsd dp,t&sWsing as guests OF G. NJ.
{, WaEHer~sNr. ,and Mrs. NJ. Dean,
Mrs and Mrs George Jackson also
hlpt 9fed 'as guests OF Mrs Jackson,
sister .oii Mrsp Ema Roper.
eIss. ps ". Hardman of Chicago Is
,tps house gueet OF her mother. Mrs.
r. NnrseB4 and other relatives. DIT.
Of Isis wheamptored from Battle
'Eeek TO- tina business meeting of
the st. Isis held at the home Of Mrs.
Fred pprsey Those present were:
Dts; Arlene Bvans. Ethel Brown,
Henrietta Johns. Effis Allen. Viola
Caldwell, Mittie Bea and Hazel
Ross, Dt Carrie Griffen of Battle
Creek also attended.
On the sick list are MIR. Owen OF
ll2 ak Ave-, Joe Pearl OF Ing
ham Sanitarium, Mrs. Daisie God
frey. Chas. Williams, William Hem
derson OF Chelias avenue. Ella Por-
ter OF $40 Williams. and Anna Doan
at ST. Lawrence Hospital.
The State Missionary meeting OF
the Friendship Baptist Church was
held in Lansing, Wednesday even
ing March 9Th.
Due to the funeral OF the late
George Rudd, Wednesday afternoon,
the L. u. b. f. Club and Stitch and
Cahter Club who were to render
programs at the Y. W. c. A. was
postponed.
Funeral services for Geo. Rudd
" .oc' i2lT chelsea Ave. who died
Monday morning, was held at the
Gorsline-Runciman's Funeral Home
Wednesday afternoon at 900 p. m.
with the Rev. NJ. Toomey OF Nj.
Olive Baptist Church Of Saginaw
officiating. Burial was in Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
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Legal Notice
ATTY. Nathan Alexander Scott


ATTY. Nathan Alexander scott
al Gratiof
NO. 237SO4
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne. In Chancery.
OLA GREEN. Plaintiff. VS.
JOHN GREEN. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT a session OF the said Court.
held at the Court House, in the
Wayne County Building, in the
City of Detroit. County OF Wayne
and State OF Michigan. ON this the
First day Of March A. d., 1880.
Present: Honorable Harry b.
Keidan. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing to
Court, from affidavit on file, that
the defendant, John Green. is not
resident OF the City OF Detrofi,
County Of Wayne and State or
Michigan. but his last known adj
dress was S13 Boston Street, .Birnn-
ingham. Alabama; that the plain
tiff has made diligent search and
inquiry among the relatives and
friends OF the defendant, as to hs
whereabouts. who know not where
he Is; nor does the plaintiff know
in what State or County he re-
sides.
On motion OF Nathan Alexander
Scott. Attorney for the plaintiff. IL
Is Ordered that the said Defendant
John Green. cause his appearance
to be entered In this cause within
three months from the date Of this
Order. or said Bill OF Complaint
will be taken as confessed.
it Is Further Ordered that this
order be published In q news pa
per Of general circulation and the
defendant be mailed q copy there
OF by registered mail N required
faArtzex ~ ->n..4>s.-.
= circuity Judge
"a true copy
FRANK F. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk
3-9-16-2S-30-4.6 rs. 20
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Detroit Mohawks To Train In Durham North Carolina
FERNDAIE
by Miss Anna Thomas


The Community Council Board
met at the home OF Mrs. Green
20799 Bethlawn Blvd Wednesday
OF last week The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Crox-
ton Of 9ioof Bethlawn Blvd.
Mrs Mariah Gee and Mrs. Nettie
Gee both of Kentucky street are
still quite i'll
Mrs Maggie Norris OF 2OS34 Ken
lucky ghas been i'll but al the pre-
sent time her condition is report
ed improved.
Master VIM. Brantley son of MIR.
and Mrs. Brantly OF Ohio street is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Moffett OF Detroit is visiting
her sister Mrs. Collion OF S637
North End Avenue.
Mrs. Chester Jackson of Illene is
one among the sick. Ernest Edward
Morris son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
OF 21341 Parkside, was rushed to
Ford's Hospital and operated on for
appendicitis.
All widows residing in Oakland
County and receiving Mothers PEN
sion are requested TO go TO Pontiac
at once and make out a new appli-
cation at the Juvenile Court.
James McRipley OF Gardenlane,
who was a candidate for Road
0verseer on the Republican ticket,
was nominated. also John Warren.
who was also candidate for the
same office on the Democratic tick
Il was nominated William Hunter
vas nominated on the Republican
ticket for Constable.
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CLIMPSES IN
DETROIT MIRROR
Continued from PAGE 81

acted as master of ceremonies
Mirror friends, there is some.
thing we want 10 tell you about
which just gets our goat. so IA
speak We encounter Il time and
time again various lectures and
public gatherings. and we ask your
cooperation. II is customerary at
many public affairs To begin with
the singing by the audience Of that
song which some term The Ma
tional Negro Anthem" entitled
lift Every Voice And Sing" by
James Weldon Johnson Well. al
most everybody will sing the first
stanza with vim and pep. just
like nobOdy's business. So far, 30
good. but when the second stanz An
reached. large majority OF the
singers become silent. and by the
time the third stanza is reached.
nearly everybod is hopelessly lost
for words True. large number.
spurred on by the grand and glori-
our feeling" prompted by the i'm
pressive and soulstirring melody,
begin n hum the tune. and as some
say. sing indie TO themelves. But
frankly now. do you think singing
the first stanza and hunnming the
others Is Just enough OF right7 We
M -.ss- -,sct''a -srA
printing the words 10 that beauti:
full song, with the hope that you
will clip the song out Of this paper
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To all Negro Business
And Professional
Men and Women In
Detroit

The Booker T. Washington
Trade Association is engaged in
preparing complete directory OF
all Negroes in Detroit engaged In
business or the professions. Mr.
Ferdinand w. Penn has been
selected TO compile this directory
and to solicit names and advertise
ments for the same; none other is
authorized by the Association.
Please deal with Mr.. Penn as the
authorized representative of~the
Booker T. Washington Trade AS
sociation.
VIM. II. Peck. President
Booker T. Washington Trade
Association
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MITCHELL, MARTINEZ, DENT
AND DUDLEY
AttOrneys.At.Law



1859 Russell at Garfield
NO. 237124
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne, In Chancery.
GEORGE ERWIN STEWART.
Plaintiff, va. ELLEN MAUD
STEWART. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that the Defendant 10 net
q resident OF this state. and Tint
the whereabouts OF the Defendsht
cannot be ascertained. 1T Is OR
DERED that tho Defendant, Ellen
Maud Stewart cause her appear
ance TO be entered within three
months from this date and that
this ORDER be published accord
ingly to law and copy rallied TO
the Defendant at her last known
address.
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
Dated In Detroit. Michigan this
7th day OF February. A. ID. 1895.
"a true copy
FRANK +. BONKOWSKf
Deputy Clerk.
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Well folks your old columnst Is
all in n fog over this contest and
will you believe me II is certainly
getting hotter. Did you know that
lovely Bonnie Mitchell chlorine at
the fashionable Plantation Club
war the Dark Horse In this con
test7 Well she has been secretly
polling votes right along. and since
this Is the last week OF voting we
think " about time that We let you
know Just what was what II seems
that Bonnie Mitchell has been In
the profession for one and half
years she has toured all over the
South with Brownskin Models, has
only been in the chorus at the
Plantation for five months. Bennie
ls five feet six and is 100 pounds Of
dancing personality. Only twenty
one years old and never been mar
ried but has boy friend and she
says she has all the bad habits. noS
who believes that? She smokes sips
cock .ails just a wee BIT and loves
TO dance says she Is simply cra-zee
abont her work. Her favorite past
time Is all the shows where there is
4 romatic love thriller on the silver
sheet. and she reads great deal
She wanted TO see what the thea
trical profession was like so she
Ibegan her career in Jacksonville
Florida at the Stanley Theatre, anu
her present contract and position
in this contest proves how good she
is. She has been in Chicago. New
York, Toledo. aI,ltimore and Day
ton. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia an,
Atlanta and a whole flock OF otheI
large cities.
There are many rumors concern
ing Ted Lewis. that versatile tenol
singer who is still In the led. som,
say he will go with Duke Ellington
some say he will go to New Yorl
and still others say other things
but friends supposed to be In tn
know say that what ever he does h
will win this contest and some ar
even betting five 10 one that he will
be Detroit's King OF the Mite Clubs
Auzie Dial has gone away on
short walton. but her loyal friend
and supporters are still rallying
her aid. James Rutherford's friend
filled the ballot box In Pehn
Cafe last week with q lot OF illeg'
ballots, why they did not ask r.
the Regulation ailot do nj
know-but TO those OF you VIII
wish to vote for Rutherford pleas
ask Bill Donaldson OF Misst
,Aquilia Bailey. Miidren Fisher q
Trina Smith Mattresses In Peki
Cafe for your ballot Mr.. Donait
son can be found IN the aBndbo'
Those Illegal ballots will be coun
cd as one vote. however we are M
supposed 10 recognise them At a
but we are sports-
Bred Mentions. 49,.
ID you hear Jimmy Unncefo'
and his Orchestra last sund,
/. Incoming over CKLw NJ II
"Rythm Il Our Business" and "Bi'
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Pres. A. c. Ruthevan
To Address Forum
At Y. M. c. A.

given by the v NJ c. a. Glee Club
an organization OF one hundred
men. recruited from church choirs
and musical units. for the express
purpose Of representing the ST. An
tome Y NJ. c. A. IN the ~" pag-
cant, Youth On the March" The
group is under the direction OF s.
A. Ratliffe and Dr. e. w. II. John
son.
A special invitation II extended
10 the alumni OF Michigan Cniver-
sity and the public In general.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-16

There Is only one more week OF
ballotting in this Theatrical Popu-
larity Contest, This is the last
week that you Will know how the
contestants stand. next week there
will not be any announcement. the
winner will be announced at the
great Celebration Ball at one OF
the local Bathrooms where It Is ru-
mored that very famous orches-
ira eader and his orchestra will
furnish the music. SO watch this
anace for that announcement.
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one passenger JE>sF rI.EMINs
u recently Maaar-s Catcher
purchased by the club While in
the South the team will meet
some OF the strongest baseball
clubs In North Carolina. Tennes-
see and Kentucky
After the southern engagement
the crack Detroit team will in
wade the East. where they will
play in aBitimorc. Md. Whining
Ton. Delaware. Philadelphia. Pa.
Atlantic city and Boston. Mass.
They have weeks tengagemen
with the strong A B C's OF Bos-
ton from June . to the Sth Most
all OF these Eastern clubs will in
wade Detroit for return engage
ments during the latter part Of
June and portion Of July En-
gagements in Northern Fichigan
and Eastern Canada will end the
season for the local club.
Mamie. ~
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-03-16

the club who
will make thu
trip south are;
Walter Dole"
Foore. coach AL
bert II a v | =
Pitche-. Dave
Harris. outfiled-
er both formerly
with the Detroit
Stars: Willie
Hopkins. first
basenan. for
merly with the
A M G r | c a n
Giants OF Chi