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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-07
PERCY'S Ice Cream

Johann Strauss IT, with Fernand Gravel Iue Rainer faithful understanding wife and Miza Koriu as the opera who almost takes Fernand
 With beautifully Strauss waltzes continuously through the narrative Julien direconal style Rainers quietly sobby gamut- running appeal of the melody siren Korius The Great few dull moments citing lot: the musical dramatizaion of the composing the Vienna Woods Hugh Herbert (slgtIy on the and Lionel Atwin chief support.
 Obvious fault in the film It's anti climatic ending od-age makeup receiving Vennas paudits.
 Up the a smartly staged quick paced piece With Arthur Preacher pair of Jaords who break during prison froics stop dire plot against Juvenile Martin pretty Phyllis Brooks and are re- turned the winning play for dear od Rock"ehS convict eleven in big game with Larson State
 Gagged limit up the River is rstate buriesque m prison life and Bill Robnsons tapping
 Slim Summerville football coach, but the funniest item is Eddie comedian who modelled TOT Donav in snow White" heavy is Sidney Toler the future Charlie Chan.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
(COnt. from First Sports Page)

(COnt. from First Sports Page)
ern Methodist (Pantner's power
too much for Mustangs Vaunted
but still improved air circus),
Texas Christian over Marquette,
Baylor over Texas A. & NJ, Iowa
State over Kansas, California
over Washington (Huskies over
due to turn, but, Villanova
over Detroit, George Washing
ton over Davis Elkins, George
town over Manhattan (pretty
close), Dartmouth over Harvard,
Duke over Wake Forest, Ten
nessee over Citadel, Vanderbilt
over Louisiana State (take this
with dash of salt). Oklahoma
over Nebraska (maybe), Holy
Cross ESPECIALLY if great back
Osmanski is in form) over
Georgia.
I think Michigan States Spar
tans found themselves against
West Virginia last week; there.
fore look fo1 a smudge on the
syracuse escutcheon late Satur-
day. Boston College beat North
eastern, Canisius and Detroit all
in a row but is not likely to
make it four against Temple,
twice-beaten (Pitt and Texas
Tech) but stubborn.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
C E OR Get OWN
E mt RAINS F OR
MANHATTAN TILT

With high hopes of continuing
its success, the Georgetown Uni.
versity football team departed for
New York early today for its all.
important clash with Manhattan
College tomorrow afternoon.
Coach Jack Hagerty plans to
fight fire with fire" in the fracas
with the JaSpers, which. means he
is going to have his sophomore.
passing ace whip the ball to all
corners of the field.
Manhattan is reported to pos.
seSS an extremely strong aerial at.
tack. but often such clubs are poor
on pass defense. Consequently,
the air at Yankee Stadium Satur-
day afternoon is expected to be
filled with a wild assortment Of
aerial heaves.
AS for defense, Hagerty is bank.
ing on the play of the line. II
those tall Hoya sophomores can
break through and smother the
Manhattan passer before he spots
his man, then, there is q chance
that Georgetown should have
everything pretty much it's own
way.
From all indications following
the long workout yesterday, Joe
Frank, Bronx IN. " boy, is ex.
pected to stage real homecoming
celebration on the football field.
Joe, a senior, has been playing
the finest ball of his career this
season, and he has been looking
forward to the date with the
TaSnerS
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

Joe Ear, of Texas, crown
prince of pro COLTS trick shot
artists, is in Washington in
hopes of getting an engagement
at one of the local clubs. He
visited Witty Cox and George
Diffenbaugh and Is trying to
schedule either Congressional
or KenwOOd on October 80.
Ear, who has played in the
British, French and Italian open,
as well as many other foreign
tournaments, is back to his
normal weight Of 17O, following
a nose operation which dropped
his weight to 129. He has added
several new tricks to his roper.
tOire.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

ledeanS. Michigan (really "got
it") over Yale.
South: Alabama over Sc.
vance, Auburn over Georgia
Tech (now that the Tigers have
got the feel of the goal-line) =,
Virginia over Maryland, Mis-
Sissippi over Centenary, North
Carolina over Davidson, Tulane
over Mercer. Richmond near
Roanoke. v. M. I. over William
and Mary.
East: Army over Boston u,
Brown over Rhode Island, Cor
nell over Penn State, New York
U. over Lafayette (this belongs
in the ION the fence" depart
ment), Catholic U. over West
Virginia Wesleyan, Mississippi
State over Duquesne (another
close fit. Kentucky over Xavier
of Cincinnati, Georgetown over
Manhattan, John Carroll over
Case.
Southwest: Rice over Texas.
Far West: Oregon State over
Washington State, Southern
California over Stanford.
Midwest: Northwestern over
Illinois, Ohio State over Chi
cago.
Copyright. 1885. BY John F. Ollie Coz
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
EAGLES TOPLAY
ST. JOHNS III"

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 21.-When
American University, of Washing
ton, D. c., comes here tomorrow
to play the Mighty Atoms Of st.
Johns College, Coach Valentine
Dutch" Lentz will field one of
the smallest, but scrappiest teams
he has ever sent onto a gridiron.
The first teams average weight
is 157 pounds, as follows: Ed
Roache, 145. and Chris McGarry,
151, ends; Don Brightbill, 14O,
center; Stan Wilkinson and Paul
Comegys, $50, guard: Ty Coulson,
178. and Stuart Archie. 1875, the
tackles; Fred Buck. 1862, quarter;
Page Ball, 155, and Harry Hamil-
ton, 143, halfbacks, and Skippy
Macmillan, ITO, fullback.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Golf Point!
Ball Stuck on HGirpin
Puzzles Players

Golf enthusiasts around
Washington today were trying
to find q ruling on how to play
. ball that has been Speared on
Q hairpin.
Albert Kaiser" Wilhelm was
seeking the information, follow
ing an incident on the short
fifth hole of A Course at Rock
Greek wherein his tee shot land
ed a foot from the cup and
stuck on q hairpin.
Here Is what the golfers are
asking themselves:
"WaS the ball unpIayable,
making 1t necessary to take .
twO-ShOt penaIty?"
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
card II PRIMED
FOR HOME DEBUT
VS.. ". VA. WES..

Catholic University was primed
for its 1888 football debut at home
in the Brookland Stadium tomor-
row afternoon with the Bobcats Of
West Virginia Wesleyan.
This game has reached the pro-
portions where it is now regarded
as a traditional series, dating
back to 1915.
Six games have been played to
date, with the Flying Cardinals
successful twice. In the first
game between the two outfits
1915-the Cards were blanked, 10
to 0. Then, in 1919, the Bobcats
again gooSe-egged Catholic, this
time 80. After a lapse of re-
lations for IS years, the two teams
got together in 1885, with c. U.
finally winning, 10 to 6. The fol-
lowing year Wesleyan won, "a
10, but last year the Cards re-
turned to the victory column, with
a 2l-to-0 triumph.
RISES TO HEIGHTS
Wesleyan has been playing So
so ball this year, but as the scores
above attest, it always rises to
heights against Catholic. Four
games have been played to date
with Duquesne, West Virginia and
Morris Harvey winning by two or
three touchdowns. The Bobcats,
however, defeated its State rival,
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Schwartz Winner in
" HandbaI Tourney

Jack Schwartz, Districts No. !
handball player, won from John
Payne by 81 to IL and 81 to II as
the annual Y. M. C. A. round robin
handball tournament got under
way last night. Results:
George Newman defeated Walter En-
gelhardt, 21-18, 21-1S: Artie Wond-
rack defeated Phil Barsch, 21-10.
21-16; George Wendlandt defeated
Gene Gillett: Gustave Goldstein defeated
AL Taper, 21-1O, 17-21, 21-17: L. C.
Moore defeated Charles Engelhardt.
19-21, 21-6, els; Goldstein Nash
defeated Woodward-Vineberg, 21-18,
21-15. and AL Levin and Murray Col
Inns defeated c. Payne and Gillett,
10-21, 21-15, 21-15.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Howard II 10 Meet
West Virginia State

Showing a reverse in strength,
the Howard University Bisons will
engage the strong West Virginia
State Yellowjackets tomorrow at 2
p. m. in the Howard Stadium.
Holding the Virginia State Tro-
jams, last years C. I. A. A. champs,
to the close score of 7 to 0 last
week end has run the Howard
rating up after suffering three
straight defeats on previous Satur-
days. The visitors have one of
the best teams in the country and
the BisonS plan to give them a
tough scrap to come out on top the
victor.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

Tip: If the Reds buy Columbus Jimmy WlsonI manage eb
with bit advice Tell rattebrained
Westchester Mary keep her big trap shut about Van Mgo
Give Van decent team and with good support he'll burn
the NIL"
Recommended Ethan Aliens baseball book Major
Baseball Macmillan Also DoraiS intimate yarns
Knute the Story. Also
swell piece on grid spies in the Post
Betting snar Runner first Batter hits ground ball
to first who touches his retiring the batter
then second baseman who does not tag the Is
Out?" B. C.. Grand St, Bkyn.
Answers No force play. Runner must be tagged.
"Hey, Jimmy!
$50 bartender pal Happy Abacher, will reveal that
Greb murdered Dempsey in training eh? Well, Jm Jack
White who with Greb for eight told all about that
Pitt radio station Abacher will tell US. I'll
tell HIM!
Greb eight miles to the WESTINGHOUSE plant in Pitts
burgh from his home morning He eight miles back
at night That's how he developed his stamina Greb
falsely balyhOOed dssOute Actually he hound for
Turkish baths and handbaIL
although great spender Greb left fortune
daughter Dorothy Edwards right when
died.
HE was a Snowman and sepublicist 1t was Greb him
SELF cOung patronage of Jewish FANS who started the
founded his Berg Greb spelled backwards
"Sure he wanted to fight Dempsey wanted little
of Dave Shade whose OffthefOOr tactics
"Once in Salt Lake him threaten manager
out of high window because old waiter Ocent
tip! could and On-but IN that
Happy" -PittSburgher.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
MRS. GRAYSONI IN
VA, GOLF final

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 21.-Miss
Lillian Wood and Mrs. Grayson
Dashiell, both belonging to the
Country Club of Virginia, were
meeting over the James River
course here today in the finals of
the Virginia State women's golf
tournament.
Miss Wood reached the finals
by eliminating Mrs. r. c. Welton,
2 up, and Mrs. Dashiell defeated
Mrs. Clara Priddy, 1880 champion,
] up, on the twentieth hole.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Oh-h! My Aching Feet!

LAKE NoR0NIAN,
CAL.-Lona Andre, screen
actress, soaks her feet and
drinks a glass Of milk
after setting new women's
marathon golf record. She
played 156 holes in II
hours and 66 minutes,
starting at $50 a. m. and
finishing at 6::26 p. m.
(Acme Photo.)
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Brilliant
McCabe Rolls 2O3;
Sets NeW Pin Mark

James Cabe, eFstwhile
Georgetown University baseball
ace who is now practicing law,
established a new game record
of 203 at the Bethesda Bowling
Alleys last night. He had six
strikes and two spares, getting
strikes in the last four boxes.
Rolling for Burroughs Service
Station against Battery Park
Market, McCabe had a set
of 4O4.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

Davis-Elkins, two weeks ago, by
the odd score of 6 to 5.
Catholic University closed out its
hard work for the fray yesterday.
Much interest is centered on the
new" backfield, which is COM
posed of Rocco Pirro, blocking
quarterback; the veteran, Burke
Vidnovic, at left halfback, and two
untried sophomores, Henry SAINT
Ambrogio, right halfback, and
Johnny MatukaitiS, fullback.
The game marks the third start
Of the season for the Cardinals.
In their opener, the Cards de-
feated st. Bonaventure's, 13 to O,
but in the second tilt they folded
up on the passing attack of De
troit University, ~ to 0. The games
were played abroad.
EXCELLENT SHAPE
According to Coach Dutch Berg
man, his C. U. eleven is in excellent
shape for the fray. There are no
injuries, other than slight knee
ailment, suffered by his ace sopho-
more back, Charley Moutenot, who
was injured in the Detroit debacle.
Moutenot. however, will not be
hampered tomorrow, and it is ex-
pected that he will be pressed into
service in the place Of Ambrogio
before the game gets far under
way.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Illinois Eleven SET
For Wildcat Clash

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 81
U.N.S0.-Undefeated in confer
ence competition thus far this
year, the University of Illinois to-
day got set for the second half
of its regular 1888 schedule in
Saturdays Northwestern game.
The losing team will virtually drop
it's Big Ten title chances.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
RISES TO HEIGHTS
Army Rehearses
Notre Dame PLAYS

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct.
21 Q.N.SD.-Anticipating no
great opposition from Boston
University Saturday, Coach
Bill Wood today rehearSed
plays Army expects to use
against NOtre Dame q week
from tomorrow. Wood prob
ably will use many of his
second stringerS in the Boston
game unless play gets too
close.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Trick Shot Ace Here
Ezdr Seeks Exhibition

In q recent trip through the
Eastern States, Ear had eight
scores under 20 in 10 tOurna-
ments. Meanwhile, he estab-
lished three new course records
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Many Tilt a Tossup

Both Pennsylvania and Colum-
bia disappointed last week.-Mrs.
week they are together in a con.
ISOLATION bracket. From long
range Penn seemed to let down
a little against Princeton, there
fore should come back rushing.
Rushing Passer Luckman, per
Colgate, the Quakers should
manage to win.
Navy-Princeton-The Middies
were upset last week, the Tigers
did a little upsetting. Which
ever way this one goes. it won't
be an upset. Ride with the
Navy again
Inoiana-KansaS State-A little
doubtfully descend once more
on the Hosiers' side of the fence.
Purdue Wisconsin - The
Boilermakers are stubborn. but
the Badgers will pass to win.
Shut my eyes and picked this
one to win.
MICHIGAN OVER ELI
Intersectional: Colgate over
Iowa (eaSy), West Virginia
over Creighton, LoyoIa of New
Orleans over DePaul, Marshall
stronger than most fans are
aware) over Doc Spears To-
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Tourney
Slated at Rock Creek

A hole-in-one tournament on the
short fifth hole of the A course is
to be held at Rock Greek Park Sun
day, with play continuous through
out the day. The entrance fee is
Is cents, which gives the entrant
three shots.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Grid Victor

Cleveland Park Boys Club de-
feated Police Boys Club No. 4 100
pound team, 26 to 0. In the third
period Freddy Vinson ran 60 yards
for touchdown.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21
Sunday Tilt Wanted

The Eighth Street Merchants
are seeking a Sunday game. Call
Dominic Pinto, Lincoln 10219.
The Washington times., 1938-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Hunch players cleaned up yeser-
day.
At Narragansett: LETSELOPE and paid $6S.2O
At Laurel MARRIAGE won and paid $500
Question before the house, Who would you rather have for
your backfed the -Four Horsemen Pitts Marshall Gold
berg Co.?
Andy Kerry nobodys DOPE says there is way Of
beating any great passer-Sd Luckman, frinsance-and
that is 'cover the receivers"
Mail bag Dear JIMMY apooge for saying wrote West
chester Marys letters You're Dodger FAM SO can't w
Street
a very pretty lass day-dreaming in a big
sports roadster when out Of Nanny WOeS yesterday
lights Third Avenue changed But the cutey still
Finally husky cab driver leaned and in mock
whisper said "COnfdentay lady, it amt get
greener."
Observation-Disclosures: Drafting of Pitcher Russ Evans
shortly after he had been bought by the Giants from New
Orleans caused business OfficS spup. Evans
eligible drafted when the New Orleans deal closed
and status remained unchanged when he
the City roster The DOdge would able
SL)P.UP </X@
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The Washington times., 1938-10-21

Giants taken the pitcher then
him to their farm under option This would have made him
ineligible for the draft Ouch Evans the Most Valuable
award in his league P S. Bill Terry is in full charge Of Giant
farms busineSS!)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03

Mr.. and Mira Robert walker. OF
Hazele.t avenue. were gay host and
hostess At = post-Thanksgivins
breakfast at their residence. last
Sunday morning.
The Walker home. which II
modern 10 the minute. furnished .
perfect setting for the 3ollity which
the guests-Mr. and Mira. Theodore
Page. Mrs. Baldwin Morris. Misses
Portia and Fannie Bethel and Ro-
bert Burzen-enioyed.
Mr.. Walker is one OF the en-
thusiastic local Kappas, who IL
knee-deep In plans for the APP
preaching Kappa conclave; while
his charming spouse. Lallie f. ac-
tive in helping 10 formulate A. X.
A. Boule plans. Mrs. Walker Is also
president o, the -Silhouettes" a
club composed OF Kappa wives.
Visiting wives shan't twiddle
their fngers this Christmas while
their husbands hold those long
lam sessions. says Mrs. Walker,
and judging from the delightful
breakfast at her home Sunday. To-
cal A. X. A. sorors are confident
that their visiting sorors will be
royalty entertained during the holi-
days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR
SHADOWS
Room ron RENT

Very pretfIly decorated rooms
1907 yinewood. Bus and carline
available.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03

Mayfair. Sunday. December lith-
This time By the NAtional Indus
trail Club. That Crrrent fellow will
play. The Soy Club = planning
quite q night for their large follow
ing starting New Years Eve. An
-ali-nighf" dance AZ the Mayfair
Il their trump offering. his affair
will Be very nne. Nha, with the
Goodwin band s-piaying . Those
amazing Cardinals. says Compton
Roland. are planning a Christmas
-do8ole-parlay offering dancing
az the Artistic on both Xmas Sun
day and Monday the 2sth--. The
deadline for the Paradise Valley
election IS December 5th. The VIC
tory ball will be January End
Jimmy Raschell has been signed 10
play 49,. The Spectator expresses
thanks 10 those who have been so
kind as 70 drop cards OF commen,
o, this column from time 70 time
Please address all material 70 The
Spectator Detroit Tribune. 2iis 81
Antoine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
REV. COLEMAN

I am the product q the high
schools OF sandsrsvills. Georgia.
my home town: Central CITY COL
lege. OF Macon. Georgia: Morehouss
college. Atlanta. Georgia. and the
University Of the World Rslisi-
ously l am the product Of my mo-
TIERS prayers and the Baptist
church. Al . citizen. i have never
been arrested for any crizne-
II have been married twice. liv-
ing with my nrst wife Tor eleven
years-till death did ~ part ]
have lived continuously with my
present beautiful wife for thirteen
years, and have no present inten-
lions for divorce.
AS a minister. ! have never been
asked TO resign q church. In Mich
igan, / have had six calls extended
by strong churches. i've OF them
within Detroit: First Baptist Insti-
tutionai. Oiivet Baptist. New Bethel
Baptist. and twice at Macedonia
Baptist where ! am now and ex-
pect TO be from now on. was call
ed to pastor the Canaan Baptist
church, Flint. and received the ma
jority OF the votes cast In as cleo
ton at Shiloh Baptist. During all
my years have never had a charge
placed against me as member OF a
church, nor as minister.
ITO destroy such record Is pos
sible, but, the thinking public
should require that he who casts
the first stone should at least be
without sin, even II sinners are al
lowed to take shot at 1t later.
Therefore. rest my case upon my
record"
The resolution passed by the
Baptist Ministers conference reads
as follows:
AT a meeting Of the Baptist MINI
listers conference held with the Mt.
Olive Baptist church. Tuesday.
November %. a unanimous vote OF
confidence was extended to the Rev.
II. H. Coleman. expressing their
faith in his innocence OF all respon-
sibility for the recent scandalous
rumor published in an associated
Negro Press release concerning
him In connection with Rev. Char
les c. 'iler's suit for divorce"
Some OF the ministers present at
the conference were: the Rev. J.
II. Henderson. president: the Rev.
r. II. Pittman. the Rev. Charles A.
Hill. the Rev. Lee T. Clay. the Rev.
s. J. Glover the Rev. Z. M. Kaigler,
the Rev. II. E. Owens. and the Rev.
s. ID. Ross
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03

by tiny bows OF crimson were: Mrs.
Andrew Sneed, president Of Tau
Chapter, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss
Frances Langford Mrs. Wayne
Alexander, Mrs. Gladys Barthwell,
Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs. Mary Rob-
erts. Miss Maxine Fears, Miss Irene
Duncan. Miss Loretta Jackson.
Willamette Mosby. Sue Morton, Ro-
berta Mcclure. Marion Goodson,
Frances Horner. Lillian Brown.
Mrs. II. +. Simms. Miss Thelma
Williams, Mrs. Lucy Jones and
zelma Sykes. The corsage for the
guest OF honor was one Of violets
and roses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
THE SPECTATOR

brooks. His many friends wish
Rslph white. auto accident victim.
( speedy recovery. Ralph. IL abed
With a broken "a. Louise Bowe,
studest A. Clesry College in Yp<i-
ianfi. Boots Harris. and Mary
Clay Of ypsi. hoiidsyed here In De-
troit- Albert West and wilIberta
Williams are now Mr.. and Mrs.
Elfnor Bouiding honoret her mo-
rh<r Mrs. Hudrey Bouldins. with =
surprise birthday party on We'd
nesdsy. November 23rd. Marion
Ssweii and Hubert Mslcomn are
singing An Old Flame Never
SPECTATOR sPICEs
II there be those among you pos
sess!ng dim Plies" drop the Spec
ts,or q card 20 tia; effect. New
members this week are Ailieen
Turner-with Two that deep. Edith
Buckner-xho looks Ike a charter
member and Herb Thompson.
young weHsiae shoe eaterpriser
]. Thomas Holton Gays that Viola
Lewis can make hin an -ex" play
boy. May agree with he Spec
tator that Maggie Pate Z he
wayne campus snob .sweelrne;
Il Wish You ne Bsr' q Every
thing BY The Ink Spo.s char
les n. Tinsley. ~Y' boys group
leader and talented s'gn-pai-;es,
endesvors % poprlarize ,able-fen-
MS th.rssh OUT ne city Ths
weeks - rorchids" 20 70 jimmy
and Elizabeth n The caeckroom q
the Mayfair Ballroom. aid 70 Thy
Bradshaw for his "scat-.ing.lg a.
The Forest Club las, Wednesday ne
2srd !, Marilyn Mcdonald and ~
George spent THANKSGIVING WIKI
their respective families .
COMING Events CAST THEIR
SHADOWS
Dorothy 81 Taylor reu.-ds hat
group Of Ei.li'.riAns ~ iae + 3
". 6. OF Detroit are presenting .
Ballon Danre % Friday December
End at ca-pen'ers Han q Wind
sor. Ontario. Good F..ls good CAB
should be a good affair The
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity j. hos,-
ing al a Cocktail Parry a. he
Melody club. sunday December IN
Things will start about hse-thiriy
.. m Another matinee a. he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
PAUL LEWIS
CONTINUED from page /

Continued from page
ed an envelop containing SIS I'M
der the front door OF his home.
She also accused Lewis OF threat
ening her.
Miss Beulah Smith. 81, 900
Cameron avenue. who was in the
house when Detectives Casper
Peek and Dave Marshall arrested
Lewis, was not located by the Of
ficers.
On direct examination by As
sIstant Prosecutor John X. Graham.
Mrs. Brown admitted that she has
known Lewis for 10 years The
defense attorneys hammered a
way at Mrs. Brown In an effort 10
break down her testimony.
Lewis was convicted May. 13,
1918 on murder charge in Alaba-
ma. and sentenced 10 a term OF 20
years. He was paroled January 1.
1919 Eight months later he was
fined $3.50 ty Judge Edward J. JEFF
ferries. OF Recorders court for
practicing medicine without o IL
cense. Since then he has had num-
erous other convictions. including
violations OF the drug law. contri-
butIng 10 minor child. AMI at
tempted abortion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
Want To Wreck Tr.;n

WASHINGTON. d. Clamp,
Two unnamed colored ccc wo.,
ers' arrested BY police last Moaas !,
are. reported confessing they sss
placed a 7s-poLn boulder sern. ~
the mainline tracks OF the Pepp,s,'
vania railroad. ito see the 49,.
and watch people die"
Harris. and Carolyn Harris. Norm,
Middleton was a guest.
The next meeting will be nj.
at the home Of Mrs. A. Carey ~
Medbury avenue. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
SOCIAL PROSPERITY CLUB

The initial party sponsored by
the Social Prosperity club recently
was big success. A nice prize was
received by Clarence Walton. Miss
Hall was club hostess. An enjoy
able evening was spent.
The vice president. Mrs. Marlowe
conducted the party. II. Streety
Is reporter