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Evening star., 1935-06-14
ENEMY'y 4z;:z 4Szi

/ Alison's hands and feet felt icy cold,
her tears seemed to have dried up,
| frozen: sne was shaking all over. She
said in a low, tense voice, II dent
care. It's true! And II she wanted
to get even with me, she needn't
have taken this mean, roundabout
way"
Listen, Alison!" Roberts hand fell
on her shoulder and he swung her
round to face him. He was breath.
ing quickly and his eyes we're steel
hard Daphne had turned away and
had her back to them. Listen, you're
behaving quite unforgivablyl When
Daphne realized who this young man
was she came, quite rightly. to me-"
How could she know? She's never
seen him!"
"I saw him the first day he came
here, in the drawing room with you,"
put In Daphne evenly.
But you didn't come down-oh!
You mean, you-you crept down and
listened" Alison choked.
IT came down behind you. You did
not see me. you were too occupied"
Daphnes voice was like knife. Il
was on the stairs when you went out.
I recognized the man at once"
"You listened and spied on me and
then came to father!"
She came very properly to me as
soon as she had made certain" said
Robert furiously.
why didn't she tell me. If she
thought that?"
Because you're child, my dear,
and too young to deal with things
like this
If I had, you'd have thought I was
interfering" thrust in Daphne sharply
In any case, she was quite right"
Robert was growing f1rmer every min
ute. This Westurn, or whatever he
calls himself, is not the sort of per-
son you should know at all, the last
person to have lunch with alone. I
don't like that, Alison; that you should
have had lunch with him without
letting me know. 1t wasn't playing
the game"
Because Alison's conscience pricked
her on that one point, she could not
answer, Robert went on with rigidly
CuilJIUlleu anger.
Il was surprised, yes, and hurt,
when Daphne told me that you had
met him and were meeting him again. +"
How did she know" 1t was q
challenge.
Robert hesitated. Daphne cut in
quickly.
"A friend of mine saw you to-
gether."
"Who?"
Does that matter?"
All right. then, where?" Alison did
not try to conceal her disbelief.
We're getting of the point" Rob-
ert was impatient. The point is,
that I forbid you to see that fellow
again, or to have anything to do with
him. Is that clear?"
I'm sorry" She wasn't angry now;
not even indignant. All her heat had
been lost in an icy coldness which
seemed to fill her, leaving her hard,
calm, firm.
You mean you're not going to obey
me?" Robert was incredulous, slightly
bewildered. In all his dealings with
his daughter he had never had to
face her in this mood.
That's exactly what I mean. You
don't choose to tell me what hes
supposed to have done"
Daphne laughed.
Supposed! My dear child, Dr..
Lunlley was notorious!"
Notorious for what?"
Daphne gave a quick, apologetic
glance toward Robert as she replied.
For his behavior toward woman pa
tients. If you must know-especially
girl patients!"
Il don't believe It'll" The words
burst out.
Daphne shrugged her shoulders pa
tiently. Quite hopeless" that small
gesture said, and very pointedly. But
Robert intervened angrily.
44s a 4.
Evening star., 1935-06-14

Capt. J. r. Ayling, who, with Can't.
L. Reid, recently few the Atlantic
from Canada, has been made a reru-
lar pilot with the London, Scottish a.
Provincial Airways.
Evening star., 1935-06-14
Ocean FLYER Hirad

Daphne makes an even more hOrri-
BILE statement, tomorrow,
Evening star., 1935-06-14
CHAPTER XVI.

BITTER SCENE.
nv YHATvE you been say,
~ n | ing?" Alison wnirled
Wv round upon Daphne, her
eyes blazing with indig
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
CHARLES FRANKLIN AWARDED
FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS

The Fraternity also continued
its Go-to-IIigh School, Go-to-Col-
legc' Campaign and inaugurated an
Education for Citizenship cam
paign. In this latter IL received the
wholehearted support of many
sororities, fraternities. and church
organizations.
DR.. Charles II. Wesley, head OF
the department OF history at How
ard University is president Of AL
pha Phi Alpha; Joseph II. b.
Evans. Adviser to the Director OF
the Rural Resettlement Admins
tration is General Secretary; and
Attorney Percival Piper of De-
troit. Michigan. is General Treasur
er. The members Of the Committee
on Award OF Fellowships and
Scholarships were, in addition TO
DR.. Wesley and Professor Logan.
DR.. Robert p. Daniel. head OF the
department OF education. Virginia
Union University; DR.. Dwight o.
W. Holmes, Dean of the Graduate
School. Howard University; DIR.
Howard II. Long, Assistant Super
intenden in charge OF Research and
Chief Examiner in the colored
public cchools OF Washington, ID.
c.. and DR. Charles II. Thompson.
head OF he department Of educa-
ton. Howard University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
President Roosevelt Supplied
With Louisburg Lynching
Data by the NAACP

By F. p. HARRIS

The annual A. M. K. Conference
at Bethel Church in Detroit was
attended by many local citizen5.
Mrs. Bette White. OF Sioux City
Iowa, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Molle White. in Bloomfield street.
The New Bethel Bptist Church
closed a successful anniversary,
Sept. 8. Rev. w. l. ouglass is pas
tor.
Mrs l. Boyd OF Bibbard Court. is
on the sick list and is unable 10
be at her post at her beauty par
Tor, but her place has ben tenn
porarily filled by Miss Pauline An
derson, graduate OF Poro Col
lege.
Mr.. Lutullus Penton son OF Mrs.
S. w. Biyd, has returned to the
CCC Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mullens, OF
Highland avenue, are the proud
parents. of a baby son. born Sept.
6.
Mrs. Tisshie Manning og Cleve-
land, is visiting her sister Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

Atlanta. Ca The Alpha Phi Al
pha Fraternity will again award
this year the sum OF $500 in fell
lowships and scholarships. accord
ing To an announcement from the
office OF the Director OF Educa-
ton. Professor Rayford w. Logan,
OF Atlanta University. OF this city.
Charles Lionel Franklin, a stu
dent al Columbia University. has
been awarded FIVE hundred dollars
($50000) to help him complete his
work for the degree of doctor OF
philosophy in sociology.
Myron Bumstead Townes. a
teacher in the Booker t. Washing
ton High School OF Atlanta, Geor-
gia. will receive four hundred dol
lars ($4O0.O0) for advanced work
toward the degree OF doctor Of
philosophy in chemistry at the
University OF Michigan. Mr.. TONNES
already holds the degree OF Master
of Arts from that institution.
To Henry Alexander Ryan OF lie
Moyne College. Memphis Tennes-
see, and TO Wiley Bowman Daniel.
Jr. OF Fisk University. Nashville.
Tennessee, have been granted one
hundred dollars ($1OO.00) schol-
arships
Two additional scholarships OF
one hundred dollars ($100.00) each
will be awarded later for the aca-
gemic year 1935-l936 Professor
Logan announced.
In addition to these awards the
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity con
Quoted during the current year the
first complete Investigation II the
new Federal Agencies The most
Illuminating finding according to
Professor Logan was the fact that
more than $4,000 unclassined APP
pointments Negroes received few
or than 500 and of these nearly all :
were in the lower grades such as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

Roberta Mae Brown; little
naughter Of Mr.. anr Mrs. Robert
Brown: 1341 Emerson street: was
taken to st. Lawrence Hospital for
a minor operation recently; ami is
ionvalescing nicelf.
Mrs Sallie Harden; lzli Ulds
avenue; Is rapidly improving from
a recent operation at the Sparrow
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright and
son; Beaon and their daughter;
Mrs James Starks and son motor
ed 10 lansing and were the goests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
JUP'ar'E.', y. A1RMOND W. SCOTT
a,C ANRrr~~ ut
('~-s~' OTvE0 hDDvEzI3S VI
WELCOME
HIDE

Washington &C y 81 Colored
Catholics to the number of 200
gathered here in annual conven-
tion at the Holy Redeemer Church.
New York Avenue. The delegates
came from as far West as Kansas
city and as far East as Boston
The convention opened with an
address of welcome by Judge Rr-
mond W. Scott. of the Municipal
Court and the annual address OF
the president. G. A. Henderson, Of
Pittsburgh, on Racial Solidarity
and Cooperative Endeavor."
Officers of the federation also in
clude Thomas w. Turner. OF Hamp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
Federated CO1Ored
Catholics Convene
In Wa S hing ct IN
UNDERRITERS CLUB OF
GREAT LAKES ms. co.

The Underwriters Club OF the
Great I.akts Insurance Company;
gave their initial breakfast at
Belle Isle last Sunday. Those at
finding the affair; spent a very
enjoyable morning engaging in
such sports as bicyclc-riding
rcW,t baseball; boxing and
. thor activities
Following the sports ad games;
q very appctizing menu was served
by Mrs. Mildred Hightower and
Mrs Sarah Lucas.
Among those present at this
gala affair were l.. G. Blount; l..
Millben; A. J. Speed. II. Gum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
LANSING, MICHIGAN
By C. M. WAGNER

of Mrs. G. M. Wagner. They re-
urned Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ella. Porter has returner
home from a visit to Nashville;
Tenn.
Silver Leaf Lodge; 534 OF Elks;
OF Lansing; is sponsorins caber
ct party; Sept 10; at IO.R.M. Hall
400 n. Washington avenue. Spec
ial refreshments and entertain
ment will be featured.
Committee No. o. Daughter of
Elks of Capital City Temple 3O5;
Confined on Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
GIVEN FACTS OF THE
LYNCHING OF COVAN WARD
AT LOUISBURG, N C..

Bailey. a member OF his party and
leader in the filibuster against
the Costigan-Wagner bill. has
threatened that he will filibuster
against the Costigan-Wagner anti
lynching bill whenever II is
brought up President Roosevelt
was today supplied by the NAACP
with the facts of the lynching of
Govan Ward at Louisburg. N. c..
on July 80.
The President is asked by Wal
ter White. Secretary Of the NAACP
What steps you as President andl
your administration will take All
the next session OF the Sevettyl
fourth Congress to insure a vote
upon the Costigan- Wagner bill"
1900
WANTED At nee. lJU \cwsOcys
earn money irring vacation
lme Apply at Office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
wHOOPE TWELVE GLIB

The stub met Friday evening;
Sept G at the home Of Ruth Good
win 400 Palmer The hostess
served delicious four course
menu.
Myrtle Watkins: a member of
Tho club: has returned 10 the city:
after visiting friends in Louis
Vile; Ky.
Miss Clara Clark is ON the sic.
Est
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IT PAYS To ADVERTISE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

] 1tp11r. DfsH1lg|
[l~ As iOkGD 90
u In the 'GrYStal
1k.RAMON' he Md7Jis1

NJ. ID. RI want 10 know how
long my Job VII lasti Il : "a per-
manent Onei
Ans Your job is far from being
permanent. The company you are
working for is planning to move
out of that building within the nexs
three months to smaller quarters
When they make this change
YOU WILL BE OUT OF A JOB.
NJ. 7. II. Please tell me why my
mother doesn't write TO met VIII
she do what l want her tot
Ans: Your mother didn't want to
write Il you because she hated to
disappoint you but she just can't
afford to send you TO COLLEGE
this year-You'll get to SO how
ever. and II Is revealed to me that
your tuition Will be paid by THE
cid GENTLEMAN you have been
knowing nearly all your life
G. l.. WYNN the operation
had handicap me In any wayi
Ans: The operation you Just had
wasn't a major one and 1t won't
prevent you from full-fillin your
one great desire-You'll no only
have one child but SEVERAL OF
THEM.
n, X. J. VIII l be able TO coli
Icct any OF the money that I am
expecting?
Ans II will be rather difficult
for you to get any money from the
insurance policy you have on this
girl that you claimed to be your
cousin and you will have hard
time explaining that she is not re-
lated to you Besides, you lost your
chance OF getting this money when
you LET THE INSURANCE POLL
CY LAPSE.
II. W. DO you think can seek
my aim here or what would y0m
advise me 10 dot
Ans. You and the OVERLOOkER
on the farm which you stay on don't
seem to be able TO agree. and be-
cause of this it wuold be difficult
fir YOU 10 ever accomplish any
thing II is my opinion that YOU
ran do much better if you SEEK
ANOTHER LOCATION.
\. u. would like ~ know
where my grandmlther's money I'll
VIII he successful In my UNDER
taking!
Ans Your grandmother still has
her money and she is HOLDING
ON TO 1T TIGHT During the first
part Of next year 1t appears that
YOU will get 10 go INTO business as
you nave planned Why don't you
talk over your plans with your
grandmother and tell her all about
your business Shell be willing
TO help YOU up in Il, If you'll show
her that you're really interested
IN doing something.
T.. Y. =. VIII l see the man soon
That ] am waiting for!
Ans You'll get to see the man
you are waiting for next month
but YOU might as well stop waiting
for him He'll be with his WIFE
ana Will he passing through your
home town ON his HONEYMOON.
J. l.. h. ! am Just u Md girl and
! would like 10 know what Is best
Tor me IL do In lifel
Ans You are no longer a kid for
You Will be twenty four your next
birthday and ii is about time for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
CAMEO BRIDGETTL CLUB

The club met at the home of Mrs
Vincent Green; 4S5G Brush at the
recent session opening the clubs
Appling, Of $ mile Road; was
added rs a new member. Bust
ness for the ensuing year was dis
cussed; and tasty luncheon was
served by the charming hostess
Bridgt was also enjoyed.
Mrs. l.. Hunter is president; Mrs.
II. Crockran; secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

you are deciding something to do
! don't believe you could make a
wiser choice than BEAUTY Gull
|TURE work for your vocation.
N. VI B.-Do you thinq II ad-
,Isable for men 10 borrow the mon.
ley that ! want 80 l can do what
| want tot
Ans: You wouldn't profit thing
by borrowing some money so that
you can move, for as soon as the
rent comes due again you will have
to move back home-Wait until you
get you job that pays a decent
salary before you get ROOM TO
YOURSELF.
l. v. WI am not happy here.
DO you see any Kind OF change
for me this yeari
Ans; see TWO CHANGES for
you this year-A marriage and a
change Of location II Is revealed
to me that you will go back to DE-
TROIT, MICHIGAN before this
year over. where your wedding
will be held.
X. my loved one id some
thing 10 hurt me and | want TO
know II I should give him up or
mott
Ans You won't have a chance
% give him up for IL appears that
he has ALREADY QUIT YOU He
asked you to leave him alone and
never TO speak TO him again and
that's exactly what youshould do -
You'll soon find someone that will
appreciate you more than he does.
V. R.Does this hoy appreciate
" hat have been doing for him !
DO you think | should keep on this
wayl
Ans: | certainly don't think you
should continue on with &. NJ this
way even though he does appre-
ciate what you have been doing.
for him. For detailed information
about this affair. write To me for
Il PERSONAL REPLY See note
attached To this column.
NJ. X. 81 keep missing things
and I want 10 know Just who the
guilty party Is!
Ans: You knew before you hired
this woman to stay on your place
that she stole most everything that
she could get her hands on, and II
Is my impression that she is the
one who took your WASH TUB and
AK YOU have no one To blam,
for these happenings hut Yourself.
l.. W. Y. / haven't any place TO
20 and no one 10 20 Ia. Please
Iheip mel 10
Ans: Since you have no relatives
and no particular place I'm mind To
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

Jenie Montague. n Highland street
Mrs. Stewart, OF Branch street
is convalescing from recent illness
Mrs. Mittie Weakley. of Eliza.
beth street, is improving from re-
cent illness, much to the delight
of her friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14
SECRET TWELVE CLUB

The club decided at it smeeting
last Tuesday to hold another whist
party by request. The affair Will
be given at 2G64 Maple street, Aug.
q.
The next melting will be at the
home of Mr.. Walker, 2201 st. An
tome. All members are requested
to be present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

ton Va, honorary president; Flu
gene A. Clark. DR.. w. p. Dicker-
son and T.. A. Holmes, vice presi-
den. and II. NJ. Smith, executive
secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

NOTICE; Your question VIII FREE In this column
ONLY when the heading this Enclosed with
Question Your Full Name Bhdae Address. For
Private Reply send &c self
Aoogy Reading and receipt by FREE ADVICE
Three Questions Send letters RAMON The Mentat
OF The Tribune independent s46 St Antoine, Detroit Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

l.. Holder; Mrs. G. Jones; Miss n.
Henderson,; Mrs. l.. G. Blount;
Miss Fl. Gordon; y. j. Green: Mr..
and Mrs. w Hanson; c. p Bishop
Miss Cnelton; Miss l.. Geter; Miss
l.. Moss; Mr.. Cazort: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wilkinson; u. Foster; Mrs. o.
Hicks, H. Hanson; Mr. Smith: Mr..
simpson, Miss Potts; MIR. Frangs;
Mrs. b. Thomas; Mr.. Morton; olso
many other visitors and friends Of
he AGENTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

New York-Calling attention to
the fact that Senator Josiah W.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

Ans: Since you have no relatives
and no particular place in mind to
move To. would suggest that you
go to the Y NJ. G. A. You'll en-
Joy the companionship of the 9TH
er boys there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

II rAYS TO ADVERTISE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-14

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-04

mer Miss Marie Is stenographer
for the Johnson Real Estate firm
|6Oi +. Warren; while Miss Eliza
beth Is secretary To Rev. C. f.
Askew. pastor OF Mt. Olive Baptist
Church.
Mrs William J Smith. 1474
Twentieth street. has returned tc
Detroit, after spending the Easter
vacation with her brother DR.
Ralston S. Mitchell Of Indianapo-
lis. Ind.
Mrs. Marian G. McGill. president
of the Detroit Civic Pride Club
is confined TO bed with severe
attack OF neuritis. her son Master
Vincent McGill was reported
painfully burned recently at the
school gymnasium. by an uncover
led steam pipe Friends wish them
both a speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Smith an
nounce the engagement Of their
darghter Pearl Lucille to L. An
drew Buttes The engagement was
formally announced at a dinner.
Easter Sunday The wedding will
be an event OF early September.
No date has been set.
w l.. Poke 3170 Madison ave-
|nuc. surprised his wife Myrtle.
with birthday party. April ..
|Thc dining room was beautifully
decorated the color scheme being
lpink and green. An elaborate
lseven-course dinner was sely ed.
Many lovely gifts were showered
upon the honoree Tho guests de-
parted at "a M each reporting
that they had enjoyed the affair
Immensely The guests included
Rev and Mrs. c. L. Ferrell. Mrs
Bettie Reynolds. Mrs Annie John
son. Mrs Althia Smith. Mrs. MOI
lie Ferrell, Mrs Sarah Richards
Henry Gaines. Mrs. Marie Kinr
Mrs Carrie Lewis. Mrs Almari
blackburn. Andrew Martin. Mr.
Rowena Taylor and Mrs. Nor
Walker.
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Harris
l17i2 Chene street. returned las
Friday. after spending several day
attending the Bishops Council a
Little Rock. Arkansas.
Miss Anne Mae Randolph. for
merly of Detroit. bur now popu.
lar member OF the Younger set oi
New York City. Is in The city
spending n few weeks with friends.
Miss Randolph is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt Pors 25l
Farnsworth street. and her riany
friends here have assured 'er of
"a pleasant visit.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-04
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Dicie Johnson. 253 Medbury
|avenue. has returned from visit
to Dayton. Ohio. where she was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Shoe
croft. SAG S. Broadway. While is
Dayton. Mrs Johnson was a guest
at reception given in honor OF
the hosts daughter. Virginia
Shoecroft. who was recently mar
red To Mrs. Johnson's son. Thomas
Johnson.
The Misses Marie and Elizabeth
Gillian are purchasing lot in
Idlewilde. Mich. and are planning
soon TO build cottage there. with
modern equipment. In the near flu
ture. these two popular young
ladies plan TO motor TO Idlewilde
and take friends with them to
spend week-ends during the sum-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-04
LUCY THURMAN ANCH
Nv. G. A. NOTES

Icity associations.
Dericotte Homemakefs Club Is
sponsoring dance at the Lucy
Thurman Branch on Friday even
ing. May 10, for the benefit OF the
big Sisters Work at the Branch
OF Which Mrs, r. X, Dawson Is
chafrnen.--krss---fsos{se- Aaffou.
Rresident OF the Dericotte club. Is
Chairman OF the affair assisted by
Mrs j. Mathews and others.
Throughout the year the Big Sis
ters committee Is actively engaged
in helping less fortunate girls
make adjustments To life's prob
lens
Many interesting cases in which
Big Sisters have been of invalua-
BILE aid 10 their Little Sisters In
many different ways have made
this work in the Branch very
worthwhile. Among the women
who are serving in this capacity
OF friend and consellor t. some
young girl who Is badly in need OF
someone 10 take an interest In her
welfare are Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. T.
n Martin. Mrs. j I. Teague. Mrs.
Leila Mae Hendricks, Mrs. Julia
Bryant and Mrs william II. Peck.
Unusual pieces Of needle paint
ing and Irish weaving done by
Miss Iva Jones and displayed with
the handw1"i. OF the E'cenor Ros-
sevelt clubs AZ Contra, Branch Y.
W. C. J. "a week attracted much
attention inss Marie kaseY OF the
Board 4 ;du"ation declared Miss
Jones work most unusual and said
that the Detroit lnstitete of Arts
considered Miss Jones' yift for
combining colors exceptional Re-
ligious subjects and Negro folk
lore We're used as the basis for the
designs which were sketchcd fres
hand and then painted" IN the
finest Of embroidery Miss Jones
works with group at the Lucy
Thurman Branch