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Evening star., 1936-07-16
Births Reported.

Norman and Mary Cornwell boy.
Stuart and Mary Barnes. girl.
Harold and Gladys Hambright, boy
Harry and Catherine Fort. boy.
Alex and Bessie CaSSel. girl.
James and Theresa Guinea, girl.
Claude and Margaret Barnes. sirl.
William and Rita Laws, boy.
John and Alice Bresnahan. boy.
Thomas and Jane Locraft. girl
Joseph and Constance Jewel. girl.
Floyd and irene Hunsaker, girl.
Roswell and Edna Pinckney. boy.
James and Ruby Stanmore girl.
1siai1 and Eulabell Harrison. girl.
Leroy and Ida Hart. boy.
William and jeanette Colman. girl.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
Woman Says Leg Broken in Ele'
vator Fall.

A $4,000 damage suit. growing out
of the fall Of the Atlas Building eleva-
tor September IS of last year, was hleo
In District Court today by Elizabeth
Wedekind. 1896 p street, who said
her leg was broken in the mishap.
Through Attorneys Fred j. Icen-
hover and William K. Teepe she told
the court that she was q passenger
in the elevator when it dropped from
the second floor to the basement OF
the building located at Ninth and F
streets. The suit was directed against
Thomas M. Cuttings and Alexander c.
Robson, trustees in charge of the
building, and Goodwin P. Graham,
substitute trustee.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Narcotic Prices Rise.

World prices in narcotics are re-
ported to be rising, morphine having
advanced from $40 to $3.50 an ounce
in the last five years.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Postal Business Increases.

Business Of the post and telegraph
department Of New Zealand has in
creased $l,11o,OOO In the last IL
months.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Population Jumps $50, 900.

In the last five years johannesburg,
South Africa, the gold-reef city, had
a popula ton increase Of 100000, and
now has 500 900 souls.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

vira a las 7:30. El Comite orga-
nizador Sc lamenta de que hasta
la noahe de aver, solo tres o
cuatro medicos, de los % me-
dicos latinos de rYbor City Y
West Tampa, hayan ofrecido su
cooperation al acto.
BESIDE ell primer momento, Sc
gun tenemos entendido, respon-
dieron los doctores Ortega, Sill
verio, Paniello Y Portocarrero.
Figuran en- ell comite de re-
cepci6n distinguidos ciudadanos
entire ellos los Sres. Frank Tray
nor, Raul Vega, Rafael Martf-
nee Ybor, Henry Scaglione, Jo-
sc Glamour, Ramon Fernandez
Rey, Victoriano Manteiga, Jose
Cortes, Jose A. Gregory y otros.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
Notciss de Ia Espaha dem0crata y Ebertara
LOS z sroKHANo'

LOS oBRERoS sToKHANo
VISTAs HAGEN UN LA
MAMlENTO A Los IRA
~BAJADOsES DE TODQ Ell
MUNDO
Los peri6dicos publican UNI
carta firmada ror varios obye-
ros stakhanovistas de la cuenca
del Donetz con sdplica de tras-
lado a les obreros eSpanoles.
"Seguimos atentamente-di-
.e la carta-EAestra hsr6iea lu-
cha, LENA de heroismo, contra
los perros fascistas, que Sc es-
fuerzan en- hacer revivir Ell pc
rfcdo sangriento de la inqrisi-
ci6Ny ~svmergir en- sangre vues-
ira tierrs y ~vuestras viviendas.
LRs fuerzas tenebrosas de la
reaction Sc han reunido bajo
una sola bandera, cuyo nombre
es''fascismo''. Llevan consigo 81
hambre, la muerte Y la desola-
ci6n.
Cada noticia sobre vuestrss
victorias, vuestro heroismo y
vuestro tenaz valor LENA nues-
tros corazones de algeria. Las
ferocidades de los fascistas pa
ra con la poblaci6n indefensa
LENA de indignation a los ITO
milIones de habitantes de nues
ira patria.
En- estos momentos dificiles
unidos nuestros votos, indigna-
dos, Y os tendemos la mano con
auxlho y traterna sOlldaridad,
Hermanos de clase: ell gran pue
olo s~ovietico arde en- santo entu-
siasmo ante ell valor de los obre-
ros Y los campesinos espanoles
que vierten su sangre en- las
5arricadas y sacrifican los me-
iores hijos del pueblo espanol.
Luchais por la liDertad misma!
Creemos firmemente en- vues-
ira victoria Y estamos conven-
cidos de que la justicia triunfa-
"a.
Hacemos un llamamiento a
todos los trabajadores del nun
10 invitandolos a responder a
"a propuesta de los trabajadores
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
NOTAS SOCIAIES
El Gcto de dnoche
en- &L Centre Obrero

El Gcto de dnoche =
en- 81 Centre Obrero
A sala LENA celebr6 anoche su
velada-reuni6n ell Comite Con
sultivo Conjunto, cuerpo direc-
tor de las uniones de la Intef.
nacional de Tabaqueros de A.
merica.
Preside Jose Martinez, quien
abri6 ell acto Y explic6 la nece-
sidad de cue les trabajadores
de la indugtria del tabaco Sc
unan entertainments.
Con verdadera elocuencia, a.
demas de Martinez, hablaron
despres ell j6ven Ramon Con
zalo, Alfonso Coniglio y Luisa
Moreno.
Todos los oradores destaca-
ron la necesidad de que los obre-
ros piensen al unisono, ahora
que Ilega Ell momento de reno
var I'm ~contrato con los senores
fabricantes.
En- la parte artistica de la
velada Sc lucieron los actores
del cuadro del Centre Obrero,
ell niho Pepito La Gale, los can
tadores de La Osa Y La Gale,
ell Cubanito, de la orquesta de
Maxine Echegaray, " Manuel
Menendez, que recit6 dos COM
posiciones poeticas.
Sc anunci6 una serie de con-
ferencias en- ell Centre Obrero,
a partir de la semana proxima.
Jose Martinez dara la prime
ra, sobre la Nivelaci6n de la In
dustria del Tabaco, y contesta-
"a todas las preguntas que Sc le
hagan. Para que de la segunda,
sobre Espaha y sus problemas,
ha sido invitado nuestro direc-
ter, Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
Sc lego a la asamblea ell tele-
grama que aver publicamos, re-
cibido de don Fernando de leg
Rios, Y ell pueblo 10 ovacion6.
Gran n1mero de personals Sc
acercaron a Martinez y a nues-
tro director, pidi6ndoles roga-
sen a Don Fernando por una
pronta vista. Les fue contesta-
do que serian atendidOs, dentro
de 10 possible.
Con motive de la campaha
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

~ HS4btro pals para llevar una
ayuda material a vuestras espo-
sas, madres e HRS. Enviamvs
un saludo caluroso an ERRnpre-
DO espanol. Viva ell Frente Po-
pular, undo ccsepa el fascismo
del mundo entero "-Fabra
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
Ell bale del Sdbodo

en- Ell CtrculO
LaudeIino Acosta, Ell secreta-
rio de la secci6n de recreo del
Circulo Cubano, nos informa
que ell sabado Sc ofrecera en- Ell
palacio de los cubanos un bale
de gala en- obsequio de los $50
delegados medicos que pasaran
por Tampa, en- viaje hacia Gu
lba, v en- cuyo honor han organi-
zado un banquete las camaras
de concrete de Ybor City y
Tampa.
Vienen en- Ell grupo ell medico
general de los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Thomas Parran, que fue
comisionado de sandal del es-
tado de New York, y ell DR.. Do
mlng0 Ramos, unO ue los JelcS
de la sandal Guiana.
!. Despues del banquete, a las
diez de la noche, comenzara Ell
bale, que durara hasta la una
de la madrugada.
Mediante la presentation del
recibo podran asistir los socios
del Circulo Cubano.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n
rue nos manda la ~poderosa So
ciedad Guiana.
Las camaras de concrete de
Ybor City y Tampa nos han in.
vitado al banquete, que Sc SER
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
Comit6 della Verbena

sEl COmitG della Verbena
Presidido por Jose Glamour
Sc reuni6 aver ell Comite Ejecu-
two de la Verbana del Tabaco,
asistiendo los Sres. T. w. Ram
1ey, Rail Vega, Henry Scaglio-
ne, D'Armand y Victoriano
Manteiga, nuestro director.
Sc do cuenta de que hasta Ia
f5cha, en- dos o tres dias de visi-
tas, Sc han recar dado mas de
$1,000 en- Ybor City.
La Association de Fahrican-
.es, por medic de su dbrectiva,
ha dado su a~probaci6n a la YER
bena, aunque hubo alguna opo-
sici6n. Han ofrecido 81 concur
20, segun tenemos entendido, los
conocidos manufacturers Don
Angel Cuesta " Don Eduardo
.Berriman, entire otros.
Despues de que Sc termine el
recorrido de las casas comercia-
les y las industries de Ybor, Sc
pasara a Tampa.
Espera Ell comite recolectar,
con $500 ofrecidos por la ciu-
dad, mas de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

sendistas de este condado tam
POGO votaran por Landon. I'm
hombre a sueldo del Quartet ge-
neral del plan de pensiones. DR..
C. Bunnell, hablara ell domingo
por la tarde en- ell parque de
Plant, a las 2:30.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

~~y NJ
un Saludo caluroso an aRmpue-
DO espanol. Viva ell Frente Po-
pular, undo ccVqepa el fascismo
del mundo entero I"-Fabra
AWLA JUVENTUD QUE
LUCIA POR La VICTORIA
CameradMA unidad de la
juventud, lograda PIMA y sa-
tisfactoriamente a largo de
la guerra civil, tspidR su
cristalizaci6n en- ION de
una direction Anica Ue la Fee
deraci6n de Juventudes Socia-
listas Unificadas.
Somos ~ n solo cuerAy
una sola Icabeza. Con un fin
aplast2r al fascismo hasta su
Sextermlnio y conquistar una
vida nueva para la juventu$
que traHAja, estAv lucha.
AL constituifse la noeva Co.
mission ejecutiva de la Fedora
ci6n de Juventudes Socialistas
Unificadas os saludamos a vo-
sotros, her6icos milicianos que
en- ell frente estais poniendo a
una altura de epopeya Ell valor
y ell heroismo de la nueva ge-
neracion proletaria. Vuestro
comportamiento, vuestro AFRO
jo, son prendas seguras de la
victoria. Estais abriendo ell por
venir con ~vuestros fusiles. La
Comisi0n ~ejecutiva sc siente or
gullosa de dirigir a tan her6i-
cos militantes.
Vosotros, los jovenes que en-
la retaguardia intensificais la
production, multiplicando ell
esfuerzo con una abnegacion
extraordinaria ,recibid tam
lbien nuestro saludo y nuestra
exhortaci6n para no deteneros
en- ell trabajo. A intensificarlo
cada vez mas, pues de el de-
pende ell sostenimiento de los
camaradas que estan en- ell
frente.
Tambien saludamos a los j6
venes que viven en- los terrific
rios dominates por los enemi-
gos de la libertad, esperanto
Ell momento de sacudir ell yu-
go, y los exhortamos a que en-
la MEDIA de sus fuerzas lu-
chen por la derrota de nuestro
peor enemigo.
TOdos estamos en- ell deber
de ser dignos de los heroes de
la juventud cafdos va en- ell
campo de batalla, de ser dig
nos de nuestros gloriosos muer
tos, que la Comisi6n ejecutiva
personifica en- ell comandante
del battalion Octubre, camara-
da Fernando de Rosa, Y al de
Passionate, camarada Andres
Martin.
La nueva Comisi6n ejecuti-
va viene a luchar por la uni
dad y por la victoria. Pedimos
TODD ell aliento y ell apoyo de la
juventud para estas tareas
Trabajaremos entire ella y pa
ra ella.
Viva la unidad de la juven-
tudl Vivian nuestras her6icas
milicias, verdadero Ejercito del
pueblo ALa Comisi6n ejecuti-
va: Santiago Carrillo, secreta-
rio general y politico; Triton
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
UNION 500

Sc eta a los miembros de es-
ia Union para que asistan a la
General que Sc celebrara
hoy Jueves a las 8 p. m.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
Fraternalmente,
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
NOTICTAS DE
INTERES LOCAL
(Viene de la 1G.)

Tres de los TOlOnSendistas
La junta de clubs de Town
send en- ell condado de HILLSIDE
rough acord6 aver apoyar en- las
venideras elecciones a los can
didatos Andrews, Pepper y Pc
terson, del partido Democratic
co, pero no a Roosevelt, a quien
no apoya Ell viejo doctor, un po-
liticastro al servicio indirecto
de los republicanos. Los town
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

politica ell presidente Roosevelt
Sc ha mantenido alejado de Wa
shington y tel embajador no ha
podido aun presentar Official
mente srs credenciales.
La gaceta., 1936-10-22
LA MUJER EsPANoLA

iBien por la mt jer espanola!
Sc ha puesto un mono para If
al f%rente; ha dado su sangre al
lado de sus companeros; Sc ha
esmerado en- cuidar a los que
lrchaban en- el mismo campo de
Aatalla. Y
Nhora trabaja para ell abrigo
de hs soldados de la RepIblica
Y sigue imperturbable en- los
hosSN tales, en- las guarde-
rias, derramando su bondad v
su grandeza de alma sobre la
abnegaci6n y cs sufrimientos
de los martires de la libertad.
iIBien por la mrjer espano-
la! DIVIDENDS pasadas epope-
vas. Ninguna es tan impresio-
mantle como esta. En- ninguna
otra la mujer espanola ha sa-
DIDO dar, como ahora, ell tono de
SUI elocuencia y de su sacrifi-
clio.
Hemos recorrido diversos lu-
cares de Espana. En- todos ofre
ce la mujer espanola un ejempIo
imponente a los demas pueblos
del mundo.
Y esa mujer espanola es la
que los moros enviados a Espa-
ma por los generates insurrec-
tOs ultrajan y martiriza sin pie
dad en- los pueblos q. domino. Y
esa mujer espanola es la que no
perdonan las ametralladoras del
enemigo. Pero su heroismo
triunfal, porque del triunfo com
ple.o de la Rep1blica nadie es
capaz de dudar, quedara en- la
historic que empieza a escribir-
Sc en- estos dias crnSntos la yer
dadera historic de Espana, e.
mancipada de tutelas y conven-
trales. de falsas glorias de ar
mas, de Contradictions fumes
iBien, bier err la 4nujer es-
DAhol'l Ia
La gaceta., 1936-10-22

Medrano, secretario primero de
Organization; jose Lain, secre-
tario segundo de Organization;
Fernando Claudin, director del
peri6dico; Segundo Serrano
Poncela, secretario de Agita-
ci6n y Propaganda; Federico
Melchor, secretario de milicias;
S~egismundo Alvarez y Jose Ca
zorla. Inspectors do milicias;
Lima Odena, s~ecretaria del Fren
tie de la Juventud; Alfrd 10 Ca
bello, secretario de RAa.iones
Exteriores Hdis Rodriguez
Cuesta, secretario administers
two; Aurora Arnaiz, se.retaria
femehina Manrel Vidal, Secre-
tario sindical; Justo Rodriguez,
secretario deportivo; j. Jose Re
males, secretario infantil.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
BOOK ON RACE
PROBLEM IN SOUTH

NEW YORK (Cl White Man
and Black Man IS the title Of q
new book on the race problem n
the deep South By James saxoa
Childers, published BY Farrar and
Rinehart Carl GARNER. author Of
stars Fell On Alabama says in
review in the Book Section Of tn
New York Herald Tribune; Nov
James Saxon Childers mas written
honestly the tragedy that grew ont
Of the friendship Of q Southern
white man and a Southern black
man. both educated. sensitive, con
genial fellows. in the city Of Bir-
mingham. IN this story he has 81.
ven more detailed analysis Of the
Inconsistencies and cruelty IRA
tional practices which characterize
the bigoted Southern whites atii-
tude toward the Negro than hal
any other writer"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
Mrs. Shannon, Former
Sec'y To SCHUYLER, Here

To the majority of Northwest
erners, the coming of George s
Schuyler Of author and lecture
fame. is an opportunity to see and
hear for the first time the mar
whose literary contributions have
held the attention Of thousands fol
more than a decade.
But to Mrs. John Shannon, 2S1s
East Madison, Mr.. schuyler's visit
represents an opportunity to meet
again one for whom she acted as
secretary in 1880 at Chicago.
Mr.. Schuyler. who was connect
ed with prominent publishing
and advertising firm at that time
had charge OF one of that organi-
cations most important depart
ments, according to Mrs. Shannon
and his ability was highly appre-
ciated by both owners and person
mel of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon have re
sided in Seattle for the past sever
al months. They came here from
Chicago from which city Mr. Shan
non was transferred to Seattle as
an employee Of a railroad.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
PROSECUTOR

Deputy Assistant District Attor-
ney Of New York County. who re-
ceived the highest appointment
coming to a colored woman under
the City-Fusion Administration.
headed by Mayor LaGuardia. Mrs.
Carter was secretary Of the May
or's Commission which investigat-
ed the Harlem riot. and is nov Civ.
en- special work In cleaning up vice
in New York. Mrs, Carter Is the
daughter Of the late w. A. Hun
ton. noted Y worker, and Mrs. Adj
die w. Huntan, nationally known
civic and social worker. Her hus-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
Chicago Scottsboro Meeting To
Be Addressed By Notable Men

rotary; Jessie F. Binford, Rev.
Preston Bradley, Rev. Horace J.
Bridges, Prof. Percy H. Boynton,
Clarence barrow, Prof. Paul H.
Douglas. DR.. Edwin r. Embree,
Florence Eldridge. DR.. Arthur G.
FaSs. A. N. Fields, ALBION L. Eos
ter, Prof Melville J, Herskovits,
Rev. Theodore c. Hume, DR.. Louis
L. Msnn, Mary Mcdowell, Dean
Curtis Reese, Amelia Sears, Rev
Alv., Tomplkins. and Mary Waring.
The Chicago scottsboro Defense
Committee is actively supported BY
the chicago Urban League, Ma
t8sna1 Association Of coIored Wo-
men. Congregational Council loy
Social Action. Chicago Civil aiiber-
ties Committee, League for Indus
trial Democracy, international La
Dor Defense.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
SEEK RECRUITS
FOR REGIMENTS

FIT. HUACHUCA. Ariz. (ANP)
- Efforts are being put forward
to recruit young men to fill the
232 vacancies In the ranks of the
famous Twenty-fifth Infantry Re
giment of the United States Army,
according to an announcement
made here this week.
For some time the recruiting
stations for this regiment have
been open and scores of youngsters
physically fit and military inclin-
ed have enlisted. The Twenty
fifth Infantry is stationed at Fort
Huachuca and is classed as one of
the foremost combat outfits in the
United States Army and is fire.
quently used as a training outfit"
for other army outfits.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
PROBE ACCOUNTS OF
]. FINLEY WILSON

WASHINGTON (ANP) Real
estate accounts Of ]. Finley viii
son, grand exalted ruler Of the
Elks lodge, are being gone over in
New York with a view to seeing
whether or not there are any in
come tax discrepancies, according
to information reaching here this
week.
wilson recently purchased pro-
perty worth 100000 in Harlem,
where he plans to enter the race
for Congress. Since he seems as
sured Of the votes Of 10000 Of his
lodge brothers there, 1t is believed
this investigation is merely an at
tempt on the part Of his political
enemies to embarrass him.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
FATHER DIVINE
BUYS 5l8 ACRES

NEW YORK lC)-- Creating 8
heaven" here on earth. Father
Divine last week expanded his
holdings BY buying five farms in
Ulster county, upstate New York.
At Kingston there Is a three sto-
~ building surrounded by only 4
acres, and this is not considered
one Of the farms. At New Platz
there is a big green and yellow
house surrounded by 80 acres. At
High Falls there is a "a acre farm.
IN Olive Bridge there Is a 100 acre
farm with 500 chickens, two hors-
es, and nine cows, and another
tract composed OF 1T acres where
there is an old Dutch stone farm
house. At Stone Ridge, the Ulster
county headquarters, there Is 14b
acre tract
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
MAYOR GUARDIA
STUDIES HARLEM'S
HOSPITAL REPORTS

NEW YORK (C) Mayor La
Guardia is studying the report on
Harlem Hospital, delivered to him
on April 2, by DIR. Charles H. Ro-
berts, chairman of the committee
investigating health and hospital
facilities in the Harlem district.
The report renewed demands for
the admission of Negro doctors
and nurses in all city hospitals Gin
accordance with law" 1t also re-
quested that city financial aid be
withheld from any institution re-
fusing equal treatment to Negroes.
The report recommended that
the number Of Negro doctors and
nurses in Harlem Hospital be in
creased and that the hospital IA
cilities be expanded to meet the
needs Of the area.
'fhe report asserted patients had
been forced to give up their beds
In some instances because of over
crowding in the hospital.
The quota of nurses at Harlem
Hospital should be brought up to
full strength, the report declared,
and said tuberculosis was develop
ing among student nurses because
of overcrowding and overwork.
The report demanded that Negro
nurses have the same opportunities
for further study that white nurs-
es have.
Harlem Hospital has bed ca
pacitv of $50 patients, but accom-
modates as many as $50 frequent
~, the report found. Kitchen re-
frigeration was inferior, ventila-
ton facilities for kitchens poor and
garbage was stored in the hospita,
yard, the report said.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
Father Divine's Paper
Adopts New Custom

NEW YORK (C) The New
York News. which was bought by
Father Divine recently, has adopt
ed a new editorial style in editing
copy. The words Negro" and
"colored" are not used. In one in
stance Negroes were referred to
as mon nordics," and in another.
just the capital IN" was used with
dots denoting the deletion of the
other four letters in Negro"
White people are among the Di-
vine followers, end he cannot Of
fend them by too strongly stress
ing race.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
James Drake, Pioneer
Resident, Succumbs
Travelled Seas For More Than Fifty-Eight Years
Noted For BrilIiancy and Kindliness

ne then trained under a French
chef for chief cook. Leaving for
San Francisco in 1882, he found
employment with Pacific Steam
ship Company as chief steward on
the passenger ship s. $. Doric.
running between San Francisco
and China. During his employ
ment with this company, Mr..
Drake was awarded four stripes,
and was in line for the fifth when
tie company sold out to a south
ern corporation. Since these new
owners would not consider a coli
ored man in the position of chief
steward, he was forced to return
IL the position Of chief cook He
then procured employment on the
s S. Minnesota as chief cook and
arrived in Seattle Ia 1904. On the
TIN Of Februsry, 1905, he married
Mrs. Kate Estella Lenear Of Sect
tie and established his home here.
In the thirty-ene years of his
residence here he was employed
fifteen yeas by the Alaska Steam
ship Company. His last employ
ment wal with the Weyerhauser
Steamship Company as chief ste
ward
Mr.. Drake had travelled the seas
for more than fifty-eiGht years,
had been to every continent and
had learned to speak four langu-
ages fluently. He was we'll
educated man, noted for his bril-
Iiancy and kindness to his fellow
men. He was a banner bearer for
his race and advocated higher edu-
cation for his people to bring them
out for recognition among the peo-
pies Of the earht,
Right early in the evening
Just before the close Of day,
Cod sent his angels down
And safely bore your spirit away
You were not given Inc forever,
Just loaned for a few short days
I viii meet you where nothing can
Sever and be with you always
Your loving wife. Kate Estella
Drake.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-04-24
FIGHT LOOMS OVER
DAUGHTER RULER
AT ELK CONCLAVE

NEW YORK (C)-It now APP
pears certain that Mrs. Abbie M
johnson of Philadelphia, grand
daughter ruler Of the Ellxs, intends
to fight hard for reelection at the
coming grand session in Brooklyn
in August.
1t appears equally certain that
Mrs. johnson viii face strong com
petition from Mrs. Rosa L. Block
err, former vice grand daughter
ruler and member Of IAvincible
Temple No. n. auxiliary to Mi-Tes
Monarchs, and Mrs Edna Haynes,
present vice grand daughter ruler
and member Of Manhattan Temple
auxiliary to Manhattan Lodge.
The fraternal politicians APP
pear to be somewhat surprised to
learn that Mrs. johnson seems to
expect her grand treasurer, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kimbrough of Brooklyn,
to enter the race for the grand
daughter rulershiI. Mrs. Johnson
has held this position since 1929,
and when she was elected in At
lantic City, is said to have public
ly stated that she desired but two
years Of office, after which she
would rdtire.
Mrs Kimbrough, one Of the best
known women in Elixdom, has ma
ny ardent admirers who think her
long service entities her to the hon
or of leadership.
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Prominent Att. Scores Plan
To Amend 14t. ~ sndment

CHICAGO (ANP)-That the re
solution introduced by United
States Senator James Hamilton
Lewis, to amend the constitution
Of the United States and particu-
larly the fourteenth amendment
thereof, would be detrimental to
the Negro citizenry of the United
States. was the opinion expressed
by Henry Doute Brown, prominent
young attorney Of this city to the
Associated Negro Press Thursday,
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OBSERVER

Well-known New York physi-
clan who made q tour of the West
Indies observing the psychological
effects Of different governmental
systems on the Negro. DR.. Petit
oni sailed from New York on a se-
ven week tour, touching Curacao,
Haiti, Venezuela, Trinidad, and
Bermuda. returning via Boston.
At Haiti he studied the independ-
en- Negro, in Curacao. the Negro
under the Dutch, ii Venezuela. the