davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

HORSE STARS
Voiceless Equine Troopers Perform With Skill
for Years Without Being Known by
Name to Admiring Audiences.

of training in the Army, and
ne who violates them oacc will soon
learn not to do it again The cor
rectness of the theory mas been borne
out not only by the mschinelike brill
lance of Fort Myers exhibitions, but
by the emergence OF some really ex-
ceptional horses from the troopers
ranks.
The United States Olympic Horse
Show team carries about Gozen
horses on its squad, and at least half
of these rose from "privates," as it
were. The soldiers handling these ami.
mails saw unusual possibilities in them,
worked with them turned them over
to the post officers to give the horses
show-ring experience. Successful
there, the one-time troopers horse is
sent on to the Olympic tryouts-and
often he stays with the squad travel
ing over the world, meeting the best
on the face of this globe and, as the
records show. beating them consist
emily. There is nowhere a pgouder
man than the trooper who has seen
his Workaday mount go on to the
Olympics and score for the national
honor,
An officer at Fort Myer told me that
ne was in the Madison Square Garden
one night when a converted troop
horse named Buckaroo had just COM
pleted his Tooth clean jump-without
rapping a single bar on obstacles be-
tween and 5 feet high. The Olym-
pic team which came to Washington
for the Inter = American last Fall
brought with it Ugly, Dakota, Mas
querader, Ansonia, Blackie. All we're
contributed by some troop in the Army.
Fort Myer has not recently found an
Olympic performer in its ranks, but
many a grand old stager has sailed
forth from the stables on the hill to
beat the best open jumpers in Vir-
ginia, the District and Maryland.
Flash. Clipped Wings. Sandy. Red
still are names to conjure with when
horse talk turns to high jumping.
THEN there are good, solid ones that
never see a show ring. Miss
Brandon, a tiny mare that has won
two 300-mile endurance rides; Jock,
20 years old, but game worker and
one that has not needed veterinar-
ian in years; Apple Jack, star in the
exhibition drills for the last II years.
There are horses that lie down and let
others jump over them; horses that
will let two men drag from their
tails, and horses that will swerve just
the right number of inches to make
flying caisson miss a fare in the
riding hall
There are horses-and, of course,
there are men. Men who teach them
to do these things; men who attempt
and achieve the most reckless stunts
/ to amuse the crowds; men who have
been run over by caissons, trod on by
oalloping hoofs, beaten and battered
in dangerous experiment. but always
emerged game for more. Their deeds
nave been praised before They can
take the bows when applause curves
out ever the arena in thunderous
waves.
I thought it was about time the
horses took bow. too. As Texas
Guinan used to say, Give the little
horse and all that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Newcomer Signed.

ELIZABETH RUSSELL. sister Of
- Rosalind Russell, prominent screen
actress, has been signed to a long
term contract by Paramount. She
has had stage experience in New York,
where she was given screen tests
recently by Paramount talent scouts.
Miss Russell is due to report in Holly
wood on February 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

postmasters and received $4,000 back
from those discovered cheating.
CONE postmasters also initiate their
- records Of sales by breaking the
law and paying their mail-order bills
and debts with stamps In the fourth
class Offices this imitation helps to
cover up inflated cancellation reports.
and in higher Offices 1t is included in
gross postal receipts, which determine
the Offices rating and the postmas-
ter's salary. One postmaster bought
a piano with stamps!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Next broadcast. "

PARRY TRIVERS will join Eddie
WEIGH on the script of Paramounts
Big Broadcast of 1887" This is the
third big Broadcast" production and
will use the choice Of Paramount's en-
tire contract list Of players. Lewis
Gensler will produce the picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

Cd The combination calaboose. Federal building Tur
key Ky. (2) Another view rontaD of the structure
( was indeed rocky road like this that the Federal
agents had travel break up the mail rackeeerine in
the mountains ~ One of Uncle Sans emissaries who
helped to teach the hill people righteousness and right
lvina ) Kidroy Aldrich chief post office inspector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

Miriam Hopkins ana
Edward G. Robinson in
"Barhary Coast"
Cartoon.
George Arliss
in
"Mr. Hobo"
Comedy.
Edward Arnold and
Binnie Barnes in
Diamond jim"
News. Comedy.
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
"Thanks q Million"
Mickey Mouse.
Peter LORE and
Frances Drake in
Mad Love"
Cartoon. News.
Margaret SULLIVAN In
80 Red the Rose"
Laurel and Hardy
COMEDY.
walter Abel and Paul
Lukas in THE Three
Musketeers "
Serial.
Third week OF
Victor McLaglen
in
1.-THE 1nformer."
All comedy program
Laurel and Hardy.
Pitts and Todd.
Musical comedy. etc.
James Dunn and
Dorothy Wilson in
Bad Boy"
Comedy. Novelty.
Shirley Temple in -.
1.-THE Littlest Rebel"
Our Gang comedy.
Cartoon.
Spencer Tracy in
| "Sky Devils"
Doug. Fairbanks. jr.,
! in Mimi" Comedy:
| will Rogers and
| Dorothy Wilson In
I'm Old Kentucky"
Comedy. Cart. News.
Tim MCCOY in THE
Man From Guntown.
Laurel and Hardy com.
| Cartoon.
Warren william and
Genevieve Tobin IN
The Case OF the
Lucky Legs" Comedy
Richard Dix, Trans
Atlantic Tunnel "
| Norman Foster IN
! ''Superspeed."
| Shirley Temple in
1.-THE Littlest Rebel"
| Matinee. 2 PM.
continuous.
The Marx Brothers IN
| "A Night at the
Opera"
| Novelty. -
Return of Jack Benny
and Eleanor Powell In
broadway Melody
| Of 1886"
Shirley Temple in
1.-THE Littlest Rebel"
| Popeye.
| Comedy.
| Lee Tracy Ia
sTwo-Fisted."
| Band reel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
HHk2ys Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Thursday

Doue. Fairbs nks, jr., II
Catherine the Great"
Pauline Lord in "A
Feather in Her Hat"
viii Rogers
in
I'm Old Kentucky"
Band reel.
Ronald CONAN in
Men who ProSe the
Bank OF Morte Carlo.
Comedy. Cartoon.
Joan Blor dell and
Glenda Farrell In
TRAVELLING So Tesla dy."
Amateur night. $50.
Francis Lederer and
Frances Dee
in
1.-The Gay Deception"
Margaret SULLIVAN
in
so Red the
Rose.
Kay Francis in
II Found Stella .
Parish. "
Comedy.
Josephine Hutchinson
in
Melody Fingers On"
Ell Brendel comedy.
Margaret SULLIVAN and
Randolph Scott in
so Red the Rose"
Comedy. Band. News.
Barry Mackay in.
Born for Glory"
Nancy Carroll in
"After the Dance"
Barton MacLane in
Man of Iron"
Miriau, Hopkins and
Edwcrd @. Robinson In
"Barhary Coast"
Cartoon.
Henry Wilcoxon and
Loretta Young
in
1.-THE Crusades."
Edward Arnold and
Binnie Barnes in
"Diamond jim"
News. Comedy.
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
'Thanks q Million"
Mickey Mouse. -
Peter LORE and
Frances Drake in
Mad Love"
Cartoon. News.
Marearet SULLIVAN in
80 Red the Rose"
Laurel and Hardy
comedy.
Ronald Colman and
Joan Bennett in Man
Who Broke Bank OF
Monte Carlo" Com.
Third week of
Victor McLaglen
in
1.-THE Informer."
Jack Oakie and
Burns and Allen in
big Broadcast OF
1886" Cart. News:
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
'Thanks a Million"
Comedy. Novelty.
Shirley Temple in
1.-THE Littlest Rebel
Our Gang comedy.
Cartoon.
Spencer Tracy in
Sky Devils"
Doug. Fairbanks. IT.,
in Mimi" Comedy.
Will Rogers and
Dorothy Wilson in
"In Old Kentucky"
Comedy. Cart. News.
Lloyd, . Nolan
"One-way Ticket"
Musical.
Warren William and
Genevieve Tobin In
1.-THE Case Of the
Lucky Legs" Comedy:
Richard Dix. Trans
Atlantic Tunnel"
Norman Foster in
"Superspeed.
Shirley Temple In
"The Littlest Rebel"
Matinee. 2 pm,
continuous.
THE Marx Brothers in
"A Night at the
Opera"
Novelty. Serial.
Return Of Jack Benny
and Eleanor Powell In
Broadway Melody
Of 1885,"
! Shirley Temple in
The Littlest Rebel"
/ Popeye.
Comedy.
osorsIS 4 Arl'''
| M sA ass''"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Wednesday

Evelyn Lave in
| "Evensons.
Maurice Chevaljer In
POLES Bergere."
4 Will Rogers
( in
'In Old Kentucky"
Band reel.
Ronald Colman in
Men who Broke the
Bank of Monte Carlo.
Comedy. Cartoon
| Spencer Tracy and
| Myrna 10y in
"Whipsaw."
Comedy. Cartoon.
/ Barbara Stanwyck
and Preston Foster
In
| annie Oakley"
Margaret SULLIVAN
in
80 Red the
Rose"
Kay Francis in
II Found Stella
| Parish"
Comedy.
Peter LORE and
Edward Arnold in
"Crime and Punish
ment." Comedy.
Edmund Gwenn and
IMaureen O'Sullivan in
THE Bishop Misbe-
thaves." Cart. Novelty.
| Kay Johnson in
| "Jalna."
wallace Ford in lone
Frightened Night.
Buster Crabbe in
| Nevada"
| Comedy.
! Sport reel.
! Loretta Young and
Henry Wilcoxon
| in
1.-THE usades."
| Henry Wilcoxon and
| Loretta Young
| in
1.-THE Crusades."
Cary Grant and
Gertrude Michael IN
THE Last outpost"
/ Comedy.
Margaret SULLIVAN in
| so Red the
Rose"
| Cartoon.
Shirley Temple in
Curly Top"
Edmund Lowe in
mt. Dynamite"
| James Cagney and
| Margaret Lindsay In
| Frisco Kid"
! Todd and Kelly com.
Ronald Colman and
Joan Bennett in Man
Who Broke Bank of
Monte Carlo" Com.
Third week Of
| Victor McLaglen
in
1.-THE 1nformer."
Jack Oakie and
Burns and Allen in
big Broadcast Of
1886" Cart. News.
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in .
s"Thanks q Million"
Comedy. Novelty.
Shirley Temple in
1.-THE Littlest Rebel"
| Our Gang comedy.
| Cartoon.
Ronald Colman in
| "Clive Of India"
| Bruce Cabot in
"Without Children"
1 Will Rogers and
| Dorothy Wilson in
"In Old Kentucky"
Comedy. Cart: News:
Edward g. Robinson
in
| 'Barbary Coast"
Betty Boop.
Ginger Rogers and
| George Brent in
I'm Person."
Comedy. News.
| Adolphe Menjou in
1.-THE Front PAGE"
John MILAN in MUIR
der at Glen Athol:"
| Shirley Temple in
1.-THE Littlest Rebel.
| Matinee. 2 pm,
continuous.
Fredric March and
! Merle Oberon in
/ 1.-THE Dark Angel"
Cartoon. Novelty.
wheeler and Woolsey
lin 1.-THE Rainmakers."
Charles Btckford in
EAST of Java"
Shirley Temple in
1.-THE Littlest Rebel"
| Popeye.
| Comedy.
Ronald Colman Ia
MAN Who Broke the
Bank Of Monte Carlo"
NharliA Chi ~ edme0ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

IN
1.-THE lnformer."
James Cagney and
Mar~aret Lindsay in
Frisco KID"
Cartoon. Serial.
Claire Dodd and James
Dunn in THE Payoh."
Also western ettrac-
ton. serial. cartoon.
Shirley Temple in
THE Littlest Rebel"
Our Gang comedy.
Cartoon.
Ralph Morgan in
CONDEMNED to Live"
John Wayne in
1.-THE New Frontier"
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray tn
Hands Across the
Table" Cart. News:
MARGARET SULLIVAN
in
$50 Red the Rose.
Comedy.
Rochelle Hudson in
way Down East"
Ken MAYNARD in.
"Heir to Trouble"
John Wayne in
"The Dawn Rider"
Ronald Colman IN
"Rames." Also serial
Shirley Temple IN =.
THE Littlest Rebel"
Matinee. 1870 pm
continuous.
Charles Bickford In
East of Java.
New serial, Miracle
Rider" Cart. Com.
Francis Lederer IN
Gay Deception"
William Boyd In
eagles Brood"
Shirley Temple In
THE Littlest Rebel"
Popeye.
Comedy.
Geo. O'Brien. wills.
perins Smith Speaks"
No. 1 Of Great Air
- NAAA DO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Tuesday
EVELYN Laye in

Evelyn Laye In
"Evensong."
Maurice Chevalier ir
"Folies Bergere."
Herbert Marshall anc
Jean Arthur in III Yot
Could Only Cook"
Cartoon.
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak
in
"Thanks a Million"
Clark Gable and
Charles Lauehton IN
"Mutiny on Bounty.
Comedy. News.
Barbara Stanwyck
and Preston Foster
in
"Annie Oakley"
Margaret SULLIVAN
in
80 Red the
Rose"
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
"Thanks a Million"
Cartoon.
Peter LORE and
Edward Arnold In
"Crime and Punish.
ment." Comedy:
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in =.
THANKS a Million"
Com. Novelty. News
Kay Johnson in
"JAlna."
wallace Ford in "Onl
Frightened Night"
Buster Crabbe in
Nevada"
Comedy.
Sport reel.
Loretta Young and
Henry Wilcoxon
in
THE Crusades."
Dick Powell
in
"Thanks a Million"
Popeye.
Cary Grant and
Gertrude Michael In
THE Last Outpost.
Comedy.
Margaret SULLIVAN IT
$50 Red the
Rose"
Cartoon.
Shirley Temple In
Curly Top.
Edmund Lowe In
Mr.. Dynamite"
James CagneX and
Margaret Lindsay in
Frisco Kid"
Todd and Kelly com:
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
"Thanks a Million
Laurel apdHardy com
Third week Of
Victor McLaglen
in
1.-THE Informer."
Carole Lombard and
Fred MacMurray tr
Hands Across the
Table" Com. Novelty
Ronald Colman anc
Joan Bennett in "The
Man Who Broke the
Bank of Monte Carlo.
Lionel Barrymore ant
Wallace Berry in
"Ah. Wilderness!"
Popeye.
Ronald Colman In
"Clive Of india"
Bruce Cabot In =.
"Without Children. =
VIII Rogers and
Dorothy Wilson in
"In Old Kentucky"
Comedy. Cart. News
Edward q. Robinson
'sBArbary Coast"
Betty Boop.
Ginger Rogers and
Georse Brent in
I'm Person"
Comedy. News.
Adolphe Mentou %
1.-THE Front PAGE"
John MILAN in "Mur'
der at Glen Athol:"
Astaire and Rogers Il
TOP Hat"
Preview, 11:15 pm:
THE Littlest Rebel.
Fredric March and
Merle Oberon In
1.-THE Dark Angel"
Cartoon. Novelty.
Wheeler and Woolse.
in 1.-THE Rainmakers.'
Charles Btckford In
East Of Java"
wallace Beery and
Lionel Barrymore IN
"Ah, ,Wildernes8t''
Cartoon.
Ronald Colman IN
MAN Who Broke tn
Bank Of Monte Carlo.
Charlie Chase coined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
friday

Doug Fairbanks, ir., In
Catherine the Great"
Pauline Lord in "A
Feather in Her Hat"
WIN Rogers
in
"In Old Kentucky"
Band reel.
Joan Blondell and
Glenda Farrell in
Miss Pacific Fleet"
Melody Master.
Warren William and
Genevieve Tobin IN
Case Of Lucky Less "
Amateur night. $40.
All-star Western cast
in
"Powdersmoke
Range"
Gene Autry in
"Tumbling Tumble
weeds"
Serial. Comedy.
Peter LORE and
Edward Aronld in
"Crime and Punish
ment." Musical.
William Boyd in
ga gle's Brood"
Comedy.
Cartoon.
Margaret Sullava n and
Randolph Scott In.
so Red the Rose"
Comedy. Band. News:
Barry Mackay in
Born for Glory"
Nancy Carroll in :.
"After the Dance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

Fred MACMurray ana
Carole Lombard In
Hands Across the
Table" Cart. Band.
Clark Gable and
Charles Laughton IN
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
Dick Powell and
Ann Dvorak in
''Thsnks q Million"
Laurel and Hardy com.
Third week Of
Victor McLaglen
in
1.-THE Informer."
Joe Penner and
Jack Oakie In
"Collegiate."
Cartoon. News. :
Ronald Colman and
Joan Bennett in 1.-THE
Man Who Broke the
Bank of Monte Carlo"
Lionel Barrymore and
Wallace Beery In
"Ah. Wildernessi'
Popeye.
Edward Arnold in RE.
member Last Night?"
Alice Faye In
Emusic Is Magic"
VIII Rogers and
Dorothy Wilson In
"In Old Kentucky"
Comedy: Cart. News:
Francis Ledefer In
THE Gay Decep.
ton"
= Brendel comedy.
Jack Oakie and
Burns and Allen IN
1.-THE Big Broadcast
Of 1886" Com. cart.
Clark Gable and
Loretta Young in
"Can Of the Wild"
Comedy. News:
Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astatre
In
TOP Hat"
william Powell
in
Rendezvous"
Cartoon.
Clark Gable and
Charles Laughton IN
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
wallace Beery and
Lionel BARRYMORE In
"Ah, WnderneSSI"
Cartoon.
Kay Francis in
IT Found Stella
Parish" w 4.
Betty Poop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
Museum

Continued From Fifth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26
James Dunn in
THE Payoh."

Miriam Hopkins and
Edward G. Robinson in
"Barhary Coast"
C.k>>~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

Geo. O'Brien, Wills:
pering Smith Speaks"
No. l Of Great AIR
Mystery" COMEDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

NlliO AVA D 1 VIII III =.
Here's to Romance"
Tim Mccoy in Riding
Wild" Cart. Serial.
John Wayne in
THE OREGON Trail"
James Cagney in .
1.-The st. Louis KID"
Errol Flvnn and
Guy Kibbee
"Captain Blood"
Hugh Herbert and
Hele, Broder'ck in
ITO Beat the Band"
Comedy.
Barbara Stanwyck
in
"Annie Oakley
Cartoon.
Jean Arthur and
George Murphy in
The Public Menace"
Serial. Comedy.
Jane Withers in
This Is the Life"
Harry Lanedon com.
Serial (matinee only
Margaret SULLIVAN and
Randolph Scott in.
so Red the Rose"
Cart. Novelty. News.
Seven Keys to
Baldpate."
TO Beat the Band"
Cartoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-26

his cour ase equaling the Flying Mo
dellos.
EOR the sake Of whimsy let me &
back and begin this story Of tn
troopers mount at the beginning. TIL
United States Army Remount Asso
citation has scores OF Government
owned thoroughbred stations farme'
out over the country. Farmers ant
other horse owners are permitted t.
breed to these studs at a nominal fee
They must only keep a record of tn
breeding of the colt. Later an agen
may comb the district where a Ger
tain stallion is standing, and round III
all the colts produced by him-or a.
many as the owners want to sell. Al
Army vet will inspect these and tn
sound ones will be purchased. Thu
average price is about $3.50.
They probably will then be shipped
to a remount depot and put into train
ing-taught the fundamentals Of goini
under saddle, to harness and tn
primary stages Of jumping. Next the!
will be handed over to troop which
needs to replenish It's ranks OF thu
horses lost by sickness. senility ant
retirement. There, especially II tn
post is Fort Myer, begins a cours'
which amounts to high school, train
ing of horses, which will perform no
only individually, but in mass lorna
lions.
At Fort Myer there are about 38'
Cavalry mounts and $50 Artillery draf
animals and riding noises. At leas
90 per cent Of these are trained II
participate in some spectacular ma
newer.
Some Of them know two or thre'
drills and appear in that many durini
single afternoon. For example
mounts assigned to the Machine GU
Troop of the Sd Cavalry have beel
known at one show to appear In
formal entrance parade, an acrobati
act where troopers were leaping ant
bouncing all over them, snd a weapon
demonstration. which required them T.
haul machine guns and stand quietl
while the weapons roared out wolfe,
after volley of rafting fire.
When you consider that probabl
two years ago some OF these horse
had had nothing more violent than
sparrow on their backs, or heard any
thing noisier than the low Of a lone
some COW, you will get an idea OF tn
confidence they have in their masters
THAT kind Of confidence is gener
ated only by kindness and pa
tiuce. Those are the first principle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
BALLOT
THE KEY TO BETTER THINGS

The ndecsve thinking Negro present campaign
Is not to our thinking to his
mental weakness.
Years when Negro political thinking wholly
pubhcany directed worried Politicians
Negro indsouby feed to the Republican party
compasanty accepted this true and himself
guage of Douglass believed he Republican party Ship all else
the sea" so everyone satisfied.
But the desperation of later separated gooy number
Negroes from their And
realized how they have poed this sentiment
the party seeking strategy that will
recruit permanently Other political factions
power have also made strong ores support
era result is that indecisve thinking to which refer
It's good thing that finding himself something
value the Negro should consider we'll
dispose of it.
Surely not for the advantage own
matter with what spacious their selfshness
hedge about Surely not political exchange nothing
the old quo.
1t quite possible indeed than probable Negro
find himself several widely
rolls around This need for whether
allies itself with the victor it will clearly the
advantage it would have been have Negro alliance
successful party it will the value of his support
inaugurate program to continue such support.
So continue to people, think deeply; think
Realize the Importance to the decision that
economic freedom and stop shameful and hur
The ballot holds the key. Use it wisely and well.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
Judge FinehOut
Claims Police
Too Lenient

The st. Paul police are too leni-
ent in preferring charges against
men who fl ght W it'll deadly
weapons, according to Judge J. w.
Finehout.
The jurist's remarks were made
as he considered charges of eds
orderly conduct" against Joseph
(Baby) Brown, barber, and Dave
Holloway. Brown came into court
swathed in bandages from knife
wounds alleged to have been made
by Holloway, who was apparently
unmarked.
Brown pleaded guilty. Holloway
not guilty. Judge Finehout con-
tended that more serious charge
should have been placed against
the men.
He said, eve can't discourage
the use of dangerous weapons by
these men if, when they are ar
rested for assault and fighting,
they are allowed to come into court
under lesser charges"
The judges remarks indicate a
war on pistol toters and knife
wielders.
Browns and Holloway's cases
were continued until Friday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
LETTERS
CORRECTION

Editor:
In the article concerning the A..
]. Hall surprise party as published
in past issue of this paper, the
writer committed a grave error in
emitting from the list of persons
present the name of Mrs. A. H.
Jordan, President of Pilgrim Bap-
fist choir, the person directly re-
sponsible for the arrangements for
the party and its ultimate success.
Therefore, I, Theodore Allen,
the one to be blamed, intend that
this supplementary article be
looked upon as public apology on
my part to Mrs. Jordan.
Theodore F. Allen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-08-21
HOW TO OVERCOME
his WaY back

Joe Louis is on his way back!
So much proved by his cearcut victory the
weight champion Sharkey, on Tuesday night
In his return march he is supported
unanimous good will and acclaim of twelve million people,
a miracle in itself.
There danger that the most important lesson that fight
the many people prove
lasting value. Account for WILL may
fact that Louis badly beaten defeated Inundated
down the pedestal which
Louis had already earned than ordinarily he could
acquire in etmes had charming wife,
friends willing anxious believe he had been framed
losing He could easily have dropped of the public lived
comfoed in the thought his people believed him
circumstances which he had control.
To his everlasting credit he did Doggedy
he settled down to hard work. retrieve had made
Eschwng boang refusing the abb of friends prepared
himself for battle and back to win.
does matter much if the championship
it matter greatly that in the invitations
has elected choose the harder journey
had made before when the going both and productive
honors