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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
Visit in GreenVille.

y. and Mrs c. D. Newman and
~ Vashti, spent Sunday in
osnriIle with their daughter, Mrs.
nm Implicit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
From, New York.

coode Cheatham is visiting
~S, = Chavasse for several days
w. - wav from Endicott, N. Y, to
r,rida
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
Eastern Star Meeting.

The Warlons chapter of the Eastern
ssr will meet on Wednesday even
n, at 1880 at the Masonic hall. All
Numbers are urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
visited Daughter.

,nd Mrs. 4. c. Vow spent Sun
u. Raleigh. visiting their daugh-
@ Miss Ada Rose Vow, who is at
r,.,o College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
In Cary.

u,s lack Womble spent the week
= IN Cary. visiting friends and re-
e., ,..ros and attended the Carolina
nate game Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
p. r. A. Meeting.

The Clark Street PIT A. will hold
it's first meeting on Wednesday after
noon at 3:15 o'clock at the school.
All patrons and others interested are
cordially invited to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
rrnni Burlington.

rIeming, of Burlington, spent
,s:terday i'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05

185O-William H. Gibson, New York
artist, illustrator and author born at
Sandy Hook, Conn. Died July 16, 1896.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-05
His Age Alone Is
Borah's Drawback

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Uncle Gil Asks Cooperation
OF Ali Youth Leaders

Greetings, nephews and %neices,
the day ms almost here, Saturday
evening your Uncle Gil will be
your host at that long awaited
party. There we shall have many
many surprises for you aside from
an abundance Of eats.
Now dear Guidites, Uncle Gil
is expecting you to come prepared
to take part in an impromptu pro
gram. If you can sing, come pre-
pared to sing; if you can speak,
come prepared to say your speech.
If you can draw, bring along some
of your work; if your can sew
bring along something that you
have made; if you can write
poetry, bring along some of your
poetry. Anything that you a do,
bring it along or come prepared to
do.
Don't forget to bring your par
ents or guardian and be on time we
will start our party at 7 p. m.
Yours for a big night? Saturday,
evening beginning at 7 p. M, in
the auditorium of the Urban Lea
que Community Center.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
GAMES

Place three articles on a table
in the center of a room and then
announce to those present they
may touch any of the three arti
cles while you are out of the room,
and when you return you can tell
which article they touched. The
trich is to have some one or two
persons assist you by having a
piece of straw which they place in
their mouth. The one who goes out
from the one who has the straw in
of the room receives his signal
his mouth. If the center article has
been touced, the straw will be in
the center of his mouth. If the
others it will be either in the right
OF left side, according to the ar
icle hat has been touched. The
straw need only protrude one quar-
ter of an inch to give the signal.
If none of the articles have been
touched the straw will not show at
all.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Entertainment
WhirI
BY JIMM EVANS

A new vaudeville theatre is open
ing in Harlem on 125th street and
is slated that Pigmeat Markham,
the comedian, will be one of the
top men in the setup.a. Cries Of
discrimination in the Federal thea
ire setup are again being heralded
in newspaper circles 1t is G
ported that there is a wholesale
firing of colored talent going on
with the orbiration boards refusing
to do anything IT would seem
that in a government project, this
sort of thing would be dis-allowed.
Louis Armstrong is on the coast
making another picture with Bing
Crosby. Lucky Millinder and his
orchestra are no longer under the
management of Irving Mills. .
Ethel Waters and her hubby, Eddie
Mallory, headline the Apollo thea
tire this week.......After this en-
gagement, the troup will play a
series of one night stands in the
South......We wonder why the ma
ior picture companies passed up
Joe Louis. The $4,000 he has
been guaranteed for his film, is
chicken feed compared to the dough
hat other ring and athletic figures
have drawn down.. Clarence
Muse, the character actor, has been
selected as supervisor for the film
and will also teach Louis the art
of acting.
Hits and Bits
Johnny Dancer, he is the brother
of Earl Dancer who was hurt in
the auto accident last week, is
opening at the new night club
known as Club Indigo. The ven
ure will be housed in both street
Duke Ellington has a block Of
houses named after him in London,
England......Cab Galloway recently
bought a new car that is so large
that he had to tear down part of
the partition of his swanky upstate
home in order to make room.
Katherine Perry, whom the Har-
lem grapevine reported as dead, is
doing nicely as Cora LAREDO. 49,.
The lad the critics are saying that
will take Bill Robinson's place is
named Bill Bailey, who picks them
up and lays them down in fine man
ner. Robinson is said to have
desigated him as heir apparent to
the throne.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
THE GUIDITE CLUB
Party to be at Urban League Center
PITFALLS IN ENGLISH

Wrong: What do you think of
him speaking to me like that?
Right: What do you think Of his
speaking to me like that?
Wrong: Here comes the boys.
Right: Here come the boys.
Wrong: Are there any good APP
pies amongst them?
Right: Are there any good APP
pies among them?
Wrong: You stay whilst | go.
Right: You stay while | go.
Wrong Thank you, this is plenty
good enough.
Right: Thank you, this is good
enough.
Wrong: This is the best of the
two.
Right: This is the better of
the two.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Answers
FAMOUS QUOTATIONS

Nothing will be attempted if all
possible objections must be first
overcome.
knowledge is of two kinds: we
know a subject ourselves or we
know where we can find informa-
ton upon it.
Who would be free, themselves
must strike the blow.
The only failure a man ought to
fear is failure in cleaving to the
purpose he sees to be best.
Life being very short and the
quiet hours of it few, we ought to
waste none of them reading value
less books.
Errors like straw Up on the
surface.
He who would search for pearls
must dive below.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Gil Offers Prize
For Best ScrapbOOk

Uncle Gil will give a prize of one
dollar to the Guidite member who
turns in to him the most complete
scrapbook carrying clippings of
questions and answers as may be
found on the Gudite page each
week. Included in scrapbook aside
from questions and answers there
must also be found articles of an
educational nature, as may be
found on Guidite page for example,
Facts About Boulder DAM" in
order to be eligible for the prize.
Uncle Gil hopes to be able to
find a Guidite who has a complete
scrapbook dating back to the be-
ginning of the Guidite elect cover
ing questions and answer on Ne
gro history, music, articles under
the caption Of the Guidite World of
Music, by Miss Ethel Jones, Arith-
metic questions and answers, poems
etc. Now dear Guidites if you have
failed to keep a scrapbook get
busy and start one for it may be
you that will receive a brand new
crisp new dollar bill from Uncle
Gil for the most complete scrap
book. This offer will close on the
25th of October.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
The Guidite World
of Music
The Mocking Bird
By Miss Ethel Jones

The Moeking Bird
From off the oak limbs he flew
down
A cunning little bird, gray brown.
Upon my sars'prilla vine
And busily begon to dine
On scarlet berries he found there.
l moved up closer, paused to stare;
raised his voice, and when l
heard,
I knew he was a hooking bird
His voice was such a charming
"tweet,"
And all his tones were oh! so
sweet;
I thought about the way he sings
In early summers and late springs,
Now, if | practice every day,
And do my best each time | play,
l wonderful my music be
As sweet to him, as his to me?
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Who

1. Who wrote the opera Mig
non?"
2. Who wrote the Surprise Sym
phony?
8. Who wrote the Liebestraum?
In what arrangement?
A. Who wrote the well known
Prelude in C sharp minor?
5. What is the name of the last
opera Wagner wrote?
Answers
1. Ambrose Thomas
2. Granz Joseph Hayden
3. Franz Listz. The Liebestraum
are three %nocturnes, transcription
of his earlier songs.
4 Sergei Rachmaninoff
5. Parsifal
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU
KISS AND MAKE up?

JEW husbands can understand
l. why a wife should turn from a
pleasant companion into a shreW
for one whole week in every month.
You can say I'm sorry" and
kiss and make up easier before
marriage than after. Devise. Ifyou
want to hold your husband, you
won't be a three-quarter wife.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go ''smil-
ing through" with Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. IL
helps Nature tone up the system.
thus ~lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals Of life: l. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
pairing for motherhood. 3. APP
preaching middle age"
Don't be a three-quarter wife.
take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Go Smiling Through"
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
What Am

This game is played by having
several pictures cut out of maya
zines or newspapers and pinned on
a persons back. The person is then
told that he is to guess what he
represents by suggestions given by
the audience, these suggestions re
lating in some definite way to the
pictures pinned on his back. The
one from whom he gets the sug
gestion must take his place for
the next game.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13

Little Coleta Williams, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs F. C. Williams,
2407 No. 22nd street, celebrated
her sixth birthday, Sunday, Nov
ember 7th from 4 to 8 p. m. 81 of
her little friends were guests at the
party. She received many beautiful
and usful gifts. Coleta is a born
artist. She does some of the most
beautiful paintings for a child her
age.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Short Short Story

He is hailed as one of the great
est tap dancers of the age.
Other members of the profession
are always in attendance when he
performs in an endeavor to learn
some of his steps ad marvel at his
perfect execution..-..He recently
returned from Europe where he
was a sensation..--.What makes
this item news is the fact that he
has only one leg.--..amputated
during childhood and yet is adept
at most of the sports His name
is Peg Leg Bates.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13

'The Voice of Haiti" by Laura
Bowman and her husband, Leroy
Antoine, a native Haitian, is being
published by the Clarence Williams
Music Publishing Co., las West
45th street, New York. This is an
unsual collection of Native cere-
monial songs, invocation, voodoo
chants, drum beats and rhythms,
stories of traditions, etc.
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
The
QUESTION
BOX

/. Who was the father of the
Negro Baptist church?
.. Who was the founder of the
A. NJ. Z. church?
3. Who was the founder of the
A. NJ. E. Zion church,
4. Who was the first Negro col
lege graduate in America and from
what school was he a graduate?
5. Who was the first Negro doc
tor in America and from what
school was he a graduate?
Answers
l. Rev. Andrews who established
the first Negro Baptist church in
Georgia.
2. Rev. Richard Allen who es-
tablished the first A. NJ. E. church
in Philadelphia.
3. Rev. James Varick who es-
tablished the first A. M. E. Zion
church in Philadelphia.
A. John B. R%usswurm, was the
first Negro college graduate, class
mate of John P. Hale at Bowdoin
in 1926.
g.. DIR. James McCune Smith, a
distinguished graduate in medicine
of the University of GLASGOW and
The Omaha guide., 1937-11-13
Observation

Place from one dozen to twenty
small articles on a tray and pass
around the room giving each per-
son about 10 seconds in which to
Observe" Then let each one write
on a slip of paper the names of
the articles as far as remembered.
A few simple prizes may be given
to the ones able to name the larg-
est number of articles, and also a
BOBBY prize.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
D. C. SAILORS TRAIL
IN COMET REGATTA
Smythe and Cruit Far Down List
as New York Youngsters
Lea din U. S. Test.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DERTH AMBOY, N. j., September
1.-TWO brothers, one Is and
the other 18 years old, from Staten
Island, N. Y, seem destined for first
and second honors in the third an
nual national championship regatta
of the Comet Glass Association, raced
off here yesterday in two heats over
triangle courses in Raritan Bay.
In fleet of 81 top comet sailors that
included two Washington shippers,
young Warner Wilcox, in his Escargot
and Roger Wilcox in the Scud, sailed
home first and second, respectively, in
both two races of the series which con-
cludes today with the third heat.
Outsailed by these two, Alton
O'Brien, defending the Presidents
Trophy in his fast Aquilla, stood third
in the series by virtue of two thirds
in a row against the keenest compe-
tition of the year.
Sailing in tricky tides and winds,
the Washington shippers, Werner
Smythe in Sassy Too and Clyde
Cruit in his So Big, placed eleventh
and twelfth in the morning race With
the breeze picking up out of north
west and north in the afternoon, they
reached home in seventh and eighth
positions, respectively.
Most serious threat to the Wilcox
lads came at the end of the first lap
in the nightcap event when Sassy Too
and SO Big rounded the marker in
fourth and fifth positions.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SnipeS Are Numerous

INDICATIONS are that the snipe fieei
will be the largest single class
with the exception of the comets. Win
ner Of the snipe prize last year in the
Presidents Cup Regatta, Pete Carl
son in his Muriel, will be among ap-
prcximately seven Long Island skip
pers of Sea Cliff, N. Y. Comprising
yacht clubs at Larchmont, New Ro-
chelle and Echo Bay, the western
Long Island Sound group should in
clude the current international cham
pion, Arthur Deacon in his Armade
and snipe No. l of William Crosby
editor of Rudder Magazine.
Leslie Wright, outstanding Wash
ington skipper who races under the
Sparrows Point Y. c., heads a group
OF crack snipe sailors from the Balti-
more area. His Fan Tan has been
cleaning up in bay regattas this sea-
son.
The local comet contingent, some
IL or Is strong, will be augmented by
the entry of DR.. John Eiman. presi-
dent of the Comet Glass Association
Alton O'Brien's Aquila from Raritan
Bay, N. Y, winner of the class here
and national champ last year; the
Scud Of Roger Wilcox of Staten Is
land, runner up for national honors
last year; and the Red Don of A. N
Grant from Perth Arnboy, N j., who
placed third in events here last year
Three comets from the new Indian
Landing feet on the Severn River are
arriving at the Capital Yacht Club
today. while from the Eastern Shore
at oxford, Burton Piersol and his son
George are looked for.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
D. C. SOFTIES SCORE
AT NATIONAL JOUST
Ehrllchs Beat 'Bama Team When
Shanks Hurls One-Hit Game.
United Girls Lose,

Special Dispatch to TIE Star.
{ ,HICAGO, Ill. September 11.-With
Oren Shanks coming within two
outs OF no-hit game while pitching
the Ehrlich Poultry ten to a 4-to-0
victory, Washington's soft ball teams
split even in their opening games of
the national tournament here today.
The United Typewriter Girls, un-
able to match their male colleagues.
lost to Oklahoma's Black and Gold
Sales lassies. 80, and thus were elm
mated from the competition. They
made only Q hits.
Ehrlichs' victory was at the ex-
pense of the Lee Bros. Foundry
team, State champions from Admission,
Ala. The only hit off Shanks came
IN the last inning. Shanks walked
only two men, neither of whom got
beyond second, and struck out 10.
The District of Columbia cham
'pions won the game in the first in
ming. when they scored three of their
four runs.
BY the victory Ehrlichs qualified To
meet the Podesco team, champions of
northern California, in the second
round tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Mooring Facilities Arranged.

HAMPTON one designs, new knock
abouts from Norfolk and close by,
will number at least six among the
1s-foot class. The Norfolk entry of
j. w. Hurst in his scrappy cat class
races in this group, as we'll as the
local "scrappy" of DR. Ralph Barn
hard.
Nearby West River shippers bring
q five-boat feet of the popular alba
trosses, including the Madic of Bill
Heintz, commodore of the West River
Sailing Club; Emil Hartge's Hawk, the
Falcon of Dick Cox, Sabre of Delmas
Stutler and Dick Wallaces Osprey
For the 20-foot open class, Galesville
and Shadyside are to be represented
with Osbourn Ownings' champion
Vanity, the new Defender of Dick
Hartge and Captain Oscar Hartge's
Mermaid
Back at the Old Dominion Boat
Club moorings after season of COM
petition on the West River, Twig
Bush's Cricket II and Ralph Youngs
Myray are to join with the sloop Lady
Avon of Judge Prentice Edrington for
the 20-foot restricted class.
This year, shippers no longer will
have to worry about docking along the
seawall and making out as best they
can between events. A large Navy
barge will be anchored above the
starting line and is to provide moor
ing facilities and free lunches for al
contestants.
In final preparation for their part
In the regatta the Potomac River
8. A meets Wednesday night at the
Capital Yacht Club.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Guide Will Defend Title.

IN ADDITION, the club will sponsor
variety of feature races. Re-
vived after an interval of several
years will be the Tin Can Sweepstakes
in which youngsters under 16 get their
first competition in single SOULS. An
other will be the William Mckinney
Memorial sculls. Granville Guide.
1886 champion, will defend his title,
with keenest competition most likely
from Bob Duncan, Bill Stewart and
Ernie Millar.
Canoe races will be run off between
the rowing events with the traditional
eight-oared race between married and
single men winding up the regatta.
The single men won last year. George
A. Herman, president of the Potomac
club. is chairman Of the Committee
on Arrangements.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

a striped bass under IL inches, but
that law in on the Maryland books
and probably would be enforced if
a game warden happens across il
legal fish. Its companion measure,
the one prohibiting the catching of
bass over Is pounds, is enforced.
Those rock also have shown
recently in Herring Bay and up
by Galesville and Annapolis.
Recently at Herring Bay, DR.. Shan
non Butts and friends took in As,
weighing up to four pounds a copy.
They were taken on that yellow
headed Florida feather, using no lead
at all.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
BREWERS SEEKING
CITY LOOP HONORS
Section A Title Theirs if
They Beat Roses Today.
MidgetS in Duel.
yITH three National City
M League base ball titles
v v affected by today's play,
good tllrnol1ts are eypectad

w yITH three National City
M League base ball titles
" " affected by today's play,
good turnouts are expected
at the contests.
Heurich Brewery and Rose Liquor
mines probably will monopolize the
spotlight when they square off On
No. Monument Ground diamond
at pm. If the Brewers can prove
their superiority they will at the
same time crown themselves section
A champions in the unlimited divi-
sion. A loss. however, will mean a
triple tie with the Whisky Lads
and Klein's Tavern. Randy Ref1in,
from Fredericksburg, Va, will fling for
the Brewers. He will be opposed by
Charlie Booker.
Regardless of who wins the game
between Georgetown A. c. and Reads
Pharmacy in section B of the un-
limited division, the victor will be
tied with New Deal for the second
half crown. New Deals present
record shows eight wins and one loss.
while the latter two have each won
seven and lost one.
Corr's Bicycle Shop, having de-
feated George Deoude's Celery Shop
in the first game of their play-off
series for the midget title, needs only
to repeat that feat again today to
reign as second-half champs.
Today's games are as follows:
UnIimited--Section A.
Heurich VS.. Rose Liquor. No. Monu-
ment. l pm.
Section b.
Georgetown A. c. VS.. Reads Pharmacy,
South Ellipse. 3 pm.
Junior.
Police Boys Club No vs. Nick Bonn
bards. South Elipse.
Police Boys Club No. VS.. Georges
Radio. East Ellipse.
- StewaIts Pharmacy VS.. Wade Auto
North Ellipse.
Browdy's Liquor VS.. J. C. Flood. West
Ellipse.
All games start at / pm
Midgets.
Corr's Bicycle Shop VS.. Deoudes. South
Elllpse. at 1890 am.
tPlay-of game for CHAMPIONSHIP
Evening star., 1937-09-12
PLAY FOR BALL TITLE
Taverns and Lombardis Battle in
Pewee Final Today.

Little Tavern Peewees and Lom-
bardi's Barber Shop nine. the last of
80 teams to compete in that division of
the city-suburban elimination tourna-
ment, will clash at o'clock this morn
ing in Griffith Stadium for the District
title.
Tomorrow, Blue Ribbon Bakery and
George Deoude's Celery mines, last of
80 insect aggregations in the tourney,
will mix for that class crown.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
WALTER JOHNSON let the Red

WALTER JOHNSON let the Red
Sox down with only two hits,
but four miscues on the part of hi
mates made it difficult for him to
nose out 4-3 victory.
Clark Griffith, assisted by Ed
Charity and Nick Altrock, began
the intensive training season for
Griff's rockies that is to last until
the close of the season. Pitchers
Waidbauer, Lynch and Craft and
Outnelder H. Milan were the first to
be initiated at the Georgia avenue
grounds.
Cobb, Speaker, Sisler. Felsch and
Veacn are the five leading hitters
in the junior circuit.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
PLAY FOR BALL TITLE
League Champions to Start City

League Champions to Start City
Sandlot Series Tomorrow.
The annual play-off series between
league champions for the sandlot base
ball championship of the city will start
tomorrow when National Savings g.
Trust. winners of the Bankers League
series, meets Pepco, National Capital
League standard bearers. at 4:3o
So'clock on the South Ellipse diamond
AS in previous years, the series is
under the auspices of the National
Capital Base Ball Federation, COM
posed OF eight leagues. Walter H.
Maloney, president of the federation
Will throw out the first ball, and ap-
propriate ceremonies, featured by a
band concert. will mark the opening
game.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
FIELD IS W|DENED
FOR SPEEDBoATS
Four Nations to Be Repre-
sented in Classic Here.
Outboard Aces Race.

"OR the first time in l. years Of
- competition for the $4,000
Presidents Cup. the event this
a year assumes international i'm
portance with the definite decision
made this week of the Italian speed
demons, Count Theo Rossi and Guido
Cattaneo, to be on hand with their
boats Alagi and Aradam for the races
which start on September 25 on the
Potomac.
The entry of E. A. Wilson from
Toronto in his Miss Canada II and
boats representing France and manned
by Maurice Vasseur and Jean Dintil-
hac are expected And according TO
Race Committee Chairman L. Gordon
Leech, no less than IA craft will
roar across the start for the coveted
cup in the first heat Saturday AFTER
noon.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Fishing Beauty Contest.

flsnfng Beauty contest.
NEXT season the Chesapeake Bay
fishing fair will be held on the
Eastern Shore in a turn-and- turn
about proposition. This time it will
be on the Western Shore, at Solomons
Island, next Saturday and Sunday
The exact location Of next years
event has yet to be decided, and
Kent County is making strong bid
for it to be held at Rock Hall
To make the residents of Kent
County fishing-fair conscious,
they are having a beauty con-
test over there.
Trucks are running around the
place getting votes for the girls in
the contest. The winner will be sent
to Solomons as Miss Kent County,"
Kent County also will send a cruiser
down there to advertise itself On
this boat will be a bay "hillbilly"
band. If such thing can be imagined,
Evening star., 1937-09-12
HOW SAIL GOT NAME.

The triangular-shaped mainsail
often seen on small sailing boats.
known as the lateen sail, came by
its name through the early Spanish
and Italian navigators who favored
that type. 1t became known as the
Latin" now lateen, sail.