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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
THIS AND THAT


Well, one holiday has come and
gone and, SO far as we can learn.
things were pretty quiet. There were
no auto accidents to amount to any
thing, the boys and girls behaved
very nicely, they only argued, there
were no fights that were Of anv
Importance .. 'Tis suspected that
senegambians have gone in for smok-
ing marajuana (reefers to you) in
q great big way. There is no ac~
tualy proof, but the suspicion re-
mains Senator Bilbo Of Missis-
slppIs suggested on the floor of that
branch of congress the other dav
the President of the United States
use some of the appropriation money
to send Negroes back to Africa, he
thinks that about two million would
be willing to go. Whether he was
just talking to hear his head rattle
or whether he was serious we do not
know, nevertheless he utteerd these
words. And one of the local dailies
had the CUTS to say his fellow states
man and colleague, Pat Harrison,
would make an excellent United
States President A one-time
West Side numbers baron stuck his
neck out thfs week and couldn't get
it back, consequently he got it step
ped on. He IS said to have taken
money from people as plays" on
the numbers racket and was doing
pretty nicely for himself in the way
Of jiving. Well, day or 50 ago, it
is said, fellow had chit" for a
dime and when the time to pay Off
came the former big shot was no
where to be found and neither was
the money According to the grape
vine, it's thought that this fellow
got away with couple Of centuries
(or hundreds) Ii seems as
though youngsters Of high school age
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
CARD OF THANKS

We take this opportunity to thank
all the friends and members Of diff
ferent churches for their kindness
during the illness and death of Mrs.
Ernestine Brown who departed this
life May Is. We also thank those
who sent floral designs. Rev. II. I.
Mcneil and Father J. N. Samuels--
Belboder for their consoling re-
marks, Mr.. II. P. Loritts for his
service and advice, all who assisted
in any way. The services were held
at the Loritts Funeral Parlor. Mrs.
Brown leaves to mourn her loss one
son, Richard Lewis, who was a mem
Der Of the 1888 graduating class Of
Dunbar high school, husband, Isaac
Brown, devoted mother, Mrs. Daisy
Smith, one sister, Mary T. Stone
and an aunt, Mrs. Maggie Toan.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
A PEEP AT THE
SPORT WORLD
BY BoBBIE RENGO

Barney Ross paid the price of
courage Wednesday night tbs hard
way when Henry Armstrong, the
little Western boy who went out Of
his class to win another title from
one Of the fight games cleverest
pugilists. BY doing this he proved
himself very capable Of every honor
conferred upon him. Some call him
the Fighting Machine, some HUI
man Buzzsaw, Paul Sullivan refer
red to him as nest of Hornets, so
I have come to a conclusion that
Frank Buck knew what he was talk
ing about when he said 'sThe Black
Leopord" is the most dangerous
animal in the forest, per pound. In
July Armstrong will have to display
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03

!. Miss Aletha Heard Of WiIberforce
Ohio, was the weekend guest Of
Miss Kathryn Robinson Of Gordon
avenue.
The funeral services Of Samuel
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03

@ 9ai View
aeii t.s Day VAS
won BY KifIin Smith, who holed out
on the 18th green Second place was
won by Percy Turner, his bali
stopping two inches from the cup
on ne Is b Greer, and Leo William.
Jon took tllrd place with his ball
resting on the lie Of the 18th
green. The mex faaior tournament
will be held on June 10 and will be
known IS tie Rile Turner Memorial
Tournament. Mrs. Turner has given
a beautiful trophy in memory Of her
husband and this trophy will be in
play for the first time on that san-
day. All members are eligible TO
participate in this tournament.
The first Annual Badminton
tournament will BE held at Linden
starting on June at 7.30 p. m. All
players wishing to enter must be
present at that time, when the
drawings will be made. Spectators
are invited to be present and wit
ness the matches.
Baseball leagues Of the Center
will play their first games next
week. Teams are being organized in
all divisions, special emphasis being
put on the married mems team
which is TO play in the Recreation
League Of the Fairgrounds.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03

said ca5e i easitl.d Fani. Ec
son, isaintil, ". Jesse iieadel so.i,
Defendant.
Said Jesse Henderson viii 'fufther
take notice that he is required To
answer said petition on or before the
expiration Of six weeks from the
date Of the first publication Of his
notice. to-wit: May 27, 1898.
Fannie Henderson, plaintiff.
". 9. Stokes, attorney, Fifth and
Sprague Streets.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
LEGAL. NOTICE
w q. Stokes. Attorney

Jesse Henderson whose last known
place OF residence was Detroit, Mich,
and is now unknown, will hereby
take notice that on the Twenty first
day Of May, 1898, Fannie Henderson
filed her petition against him in the
Court Of Common Pleas, Division Of
Domestic Relations, Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, being case No. 2o09l
on TIL edocket Of said court, praying
for decree Of divorce from him on
the grounds Of gross neglect Of duty
and three years willful absence that
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
LINDEN CENTER
N @ 7 ES


DAYTON Official opening Of the
outdoor playground season will be
Monday, June 6 at Linden Center.
Swings, teeters, sand boxes, tennis
courts and ball diamonds are in
shape for the summer activities.
Horse shoe pitching is to be foster
ed, club having been formed, and
regular nights will be set aside for
this sport Tennis instruction will be
given by Dave Morris, champion Of
the West Side and those interested
are asked to ct in touch with him
at the Center.
The Tombstone or Flag tourna--
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03


Of Chicago, progressive president Of
the Independent National Funeral
directors association, who announced
tnat the 18th annual convention Of
that organization to be held III Phila-
delphia June 1880 promises to be
largely attended BY prominent un-
dertakers from every section.
President Morsell attended the
9th annual convention of the Ten
nessee Colored Funeral Directors as
soclation last week in Memphis, and
this week is in attendance at the Mid
Western Funeral Directors associa-
ton held in st. Louis May 27-2s.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
Walnut Hills Man
Cut TO Death by
Unknown Woman

CINCINNATI Reginal Page, 27
year-old son of one of the Oldest and
most highly respected families of our
city, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Page, 3o32
Gilbert Avenue was cut to death by
an unknown woman. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the home on Gilbert
Avenue, the Rev. Mr.. Oxley offici-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03

his ability 1: in j lore Al Aie s. Ted
will be nec4,a VIA he niGcSs Acsx
Ambers as we all know Lew is no
set up.
According to word released by
Mr.. Julius Alexander of Battling
Pete Early, they are preparing for
another big event in the near fu-
ture. This boy Pete is gaining rec
ognition among the local fight fans
SO rapidly that everyone is eager to
see him in action again.
1t looks as though we might have
chance to see some real baseball
games this summer since both Ohio
teams are in the upper bracket of
their league. Cleveland is leading
the American league and Cincinnati
is in fourth place in the National
league. oh, boy, should Cincy get
lucky and go to first place, wouldn't
that be something?
Boobies Tips
Here and there on the turf:
Lincoln Fled
Ariel Attack
Lucky Ducky
Bean James
Kee Way
Suffolk Downs
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-06-03
DAYTON LOCALS

The Church School Education
Committee consisting of Mesdames
Marguerite Taylor, Lillian Clemens
and Blanche Parsons will hold a
rummage sale June 8 and daily
from a. m. to p. m. at the Fifth
street YWCA.
The daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Alexander Of 756 3rd avenue,
Gallipolis, Ohio, have made an "A"
average record. Mildred and Marion
will graduate this June from high
school in Gallipolis. The twins are
we'll known in Dayton having been
frequent visitors of their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Car
ter of 1886 street. A
The many friends Of Mrs. Mamie
Shields Campbell will be sorry TO
hear that she has been seriously Ill
in her home in Detroit. Mrs. Camp
bell is the daughter Of the late Mrs.
Vera Jackson and Is q frequent visi--
tor In this city, Mrs. Julia Little,
u friend Of the family, decorated
the grave of Mrs. Jackson in Xenia,
Ohio on Memorial Day. She was ac-
companied to Xenia by Mrs. Daisy
Green.
DR.. Lloyd H. Cox left Friday to
attend the annual convention of the
American Medical association IN
San Francisco Mrs. Cox accompan--
led the doctor.
HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Advertising men and women, caa
now venture into their own business,
full or spare time, Booklet describ-
ing SO fresh advertising and jour-
nalistic plans is yours for $l.00
prepaid. Advertising Clinic, Box 33,
Woodside, New York City.
The Dayton Democratic League
sent quite delegation to Cleveland
last weekend to attend the Ohio
State Democratic League convention
Those who attended officially were
John Millerton, Clarence Smith,
Marjorie Bass, James Wilson, Cortez
Wilkerson, Onis Arnald, James Da-
Wis, Mrs, Taylor, Albert (IIunk)
Pierce, William FAINT, Lewis Morgan
and G. j. McLin. Mrs. Ruby Hender-
son and Mrs. G. j. McLin were visi-
tors.
All came home full of enthusiasm
and are planning big things for the
future,
Mr., and Mrs. Freeman Owens OF
Gordon avenue entertained very
delightfully."- Monday evening in hon
or Of Mrs. Owens cousins, the
Finley Bothers who are here OH a
concert tour.
Mrs. Priscilla Robinson Gray and
Miss Beulah Robinson were the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robinson of Home avenue.
The sisters came to witness the
graduation Of their brother, George,
who graduated Friday evening from
Dunbar high school. Mrs. Robinson
accompanied her daughters TO De-
troit where she will remain for
several weeks.
Little Edward Vaughn (Dodo)
Dixon Of GIT Randolph street cele- i
brated his 7th birthday anniversary
with q party. Those present were
Edna Jones, Charlotte Kellie, Jennie |
Prince, Dorothy Jones, John Nolan,
Melvin Nolan, Eta Jean Washing
ton and James Cook.
y
Miss Aletha Heard Of Wilberforce
Ohio, was the weekend guest Of
Miss Kathryn Robinson Of Gordon
avenue.
The funeral services Of Samuel
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were held at the residence of his sol
James E. Williams, 1112 w. Second
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
MEMBERSHEAR
LODGE SERMON
Detroiters Visitors
At Pontiac Lodge

7o-f.ac.- success Lodge 10. n
/. the Kr.znts Q, Ps;hians. had
,ss.- ana1sl 'haaksyiv'rz ssryiss
s--tsv. lene VIII 81 J Will
Cooper E-aat chancellor as prla-
pa s7ssss- The Rsv Ro5er' L.
a-sas 2ss'r- q. Seco11 8a7iis,
-1rta IL nsr.oi' 7Tsachec he
-.s-s zas .s-Ss a.,s-asne
,2-a De'ro.-. Il l-ti1g Ns.or lss-
tsa Csr,e- sp.s.n J Il Reed
fap's.- Mamie Els al lionel
A.sr Tssa.ng'9r, G, iAe eai;orm
-a-k sir David Go.s;or 6. "
ST T Gilbert Jones Si- p. b
rcgrt,rse. an. Sir Henry Hard
x .. 0. X. a. Sir Raymond
Ei.c.str. So. i: Sir Brl.ey 10 : 4.
SIR j. " Brown. -. ~ Sister
Mamie Hall AID sister O~en
casacsi.os commanders
T1sse vas also .a-se number
b. z-a1d oage aac grand court
s-.sss sresen; Refreshments
Eere served % th- members and
.sho-s A. 'as yMcA is,er
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Carvin Expands
Business Place

r. spite Of re curse.. rscsss.2-
= ". Carv.a proprietor x Gsf.
vas Fish an Poc.'-y store q.
"a hen. street has recently e.
AGED AL rsn9va,ec IS Business
ss'zA.isa1sa' - acco-n ocaie ne
.-tsas:cg demands q bis race
~. Garv!n IS one Q. Ds'.oit 5
X 8, corrosive bus.,ess nsa
f-c ,c-s,an; ADVERTISE u ne
7-.b-rs HIS Ssh and Soa.'ry s,eFs
ore - 'ae argos, and los, s4c-
$50 r re -.'y a-a his pro-
r.s ar serr.es are = - J N
s- airy. Hs cesv@rs 10
= y, tae ely
s .r3yressiye f--il&,s -ss-
as -esn 9ers'i-g us s,2,s y ~
~ - nlnn@r 0. 5sass a-i
Seen t>rced 70 sxpa1d from
ne - r.rs TIE rs~ es'ao 81
rsa, .-c.ces ,~ice ne 'rnsr
tIacs ne st.o.-.ng s'ots asw1s
rsen sr,eysd TIE srtrs rcesa
ass hsea -s.e.e7s:e. az re sst-
II - .-v.et - irtrer. re pace
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JUDGE BLAST,
IN
FEDERAL CASE
Judge Moinet D.n;..
Motion To DENIM
Banks Case

The seven numbers o,,.
charged with plsgisrizs,Io, J.
Dream Book" will 20 10 ,,,. y
Federal Court. 1N
Judge Edward J. Nome, ds,,..
a motion for a restraining ,. s-s'
ton against the seven ds,s.s LUZ
on the plea Of Mallory ? e.ss
complainant In the suit,
Banks is seeking damass,
$4,000 from each OF the de,ens,..c'
charging that the operator,
printed the contents o, NJ. "
without his permission. ara w
'rlbuted them TO their plavs,,
Admits Charge
Counsel for the defense ssme..
the charges. but attempted 10 ,r,,.
mat since the book was publ,s.,
for illegal purpose. there w.. :.
ground for the action. Thsv 49,.
ed out that on the fror, =, :.
Jacket OF The Original Three w,.'
Men, the dream book IN ov.,,,s.
II was written "a combi,,,,..
dream book for those WIN A..
numbers and policy"
Counsel for the complalnss, 4.
gued that the book had been ~,
lished for legitimate pupo,., =.
attempted to read affidari,s "a ~,
end. "
The court, before denyus ,h.i
junction, stated that bo,h. p,r,i.,
OF the suit had come into coe-
with "unclean hands
The defendants in Ire cas- a..
John W. Roxborouzh Evsr.r
Watson. Pete Kelley. Louis ws,.
berg. Otis Sanders. and ssy.,,l
John Does.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Atlanta Professor
Will Speak At Big
Mass Meeting Here

~. Ras.9rt ". Logan Har-
vsse grad .a;= AID nelhsr ne
:-c.!,y q A.,a1;a University III.
~ gees. s.esxsr a. a mass meet
i-z Which VII 5s held =, Ebene-
zEr a. - Z ch-.ca. Wills ard
Bush, Sunday. June p az 5 ? n
.-ter s-ss.ces u TIE Detroit Rent.
Payers PTo'sc'!se Association
llc q zach c.s-14 Ro~e Il
;resleeni
r.. Logan sao h9ias Pr p.
'scru Harssr5 Jaiversi,y has been
s1'He.v ensagea "a Negro eeecs-
n ~ ne past several years ard
"a -scc Srlzsc a. an authority On
Nszro IL anc D. o.tns lie il a.
- t-.T.ae.ag sn1 popglsT iect.--
Toe D4sr>l, Rsrf-Payers pro-
'vs'iye Assoc!a..on. III, was Or
gaAized acre a March. 1874 and
storc.-z - Pr4sice-' Rove. has
a 1e-l1A-s1-p q: more tnan ;aree
.ncree l. has 2 = .1ro.Eh' be-
.3ss ;1s on1.'S sorA 'A;r't-tiye
Eases ex'cr1en -y .anciaras al
- ~s:ca easss hs~s been w9n NJ
RIVE s.stes
TIA sltile "a i-fstfe 20 s.scad
'a- nsr'ing on Jssf =
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sairx leper from D. y u Nor
rcl medical superintendent Of
ReceitinF hospital
May 81 1895
~ Robert A crump
i-ii McDouzali Avenue
Detroit. Michigan
D.ar sir
| have your recent letter regard
ing the unpleasant episode occur
ring on the occasion OF the admis-
sion o. william Broyles. am in
died sorry you or the Newspaper
men did not get In touch with me
but. The only effort which has come
10 my attention was a call at night
al which time those who called
we're advised that would be glad
n see them in my office last Tues
DAY morning. have Investigated
this episode carefully and as un-
uaiiy occurs when arguments de-
,elop. 7 find reports of same some-
what exaggerated. for example !
can find no evidence OF the threat
10 strike either Mr.. or Mrs. Broy-
les. although ! agree with you en-
tlreiy that they were treated with
iuexcusable discourtesy on the part
Of the examining intern. This man
hss been severely reprimanded and
hss been placed on probation under
which the slightest discourtcsy 20
isny patient will Immediately oc-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

Miller Students To
Present Broadway
Bound" In S c h o o |

Broadway Bound" will furnish
the plot for two evenings enter
tainment at the Miller High school
auditorium June II and is. Pro-
ducer Alvin Loving OF the faculty
has directed the cast OF seniors
through several weeks OF rehesr-
sal william Riley Is the male lead
and will be supported by Thelma
McGill. Allie Mae Harris. Lewis
Coates. George Msnssa, Ruth Ron
cell. Flora Degnore. Alma Baker.
Theodore vlsd, Max Revitzer,
Alice wollens. Bertha Jackson.
Mary Louise Thomas, Minnie Crit
in. and Charles Henry.
The performances will be June
"A and lima 15
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a coLoREp JUDGE
Pfeiffer Salesman
Visits Indianopoli

BENJAMIN Henderson. ore 0, ~
Pfeiffer Brewing Conpsny's ,c
statesmen who left for Indisnauo
lis. Indiana some days ago is Do
ling splendid work for bis firm 1,
>b,ilding trade in that ci;y.
Mr.. Henderson was sent 10 Ind.
alapolis on a special assigrnsr,
% help the distributor there 10 H.
Producing and establishing Pfst
fer's beer 10 the ei,izenry Of In.
dianapois, and reports received n
Detroit reveal tina, he i doing ,
fine Job.
"A coLoRED JrDGE-
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tcontlnued from page N

Continued from page II
Mrs. Tena Smoot. Detroit. trustee
Mrs Callie Austin. Lansing. %.
cort. Mrs Ethel Ellis. Detroit
doorkeeper: Mrs Stella Hawkins
Detroit. treasurer; Mrs. Laura
Rice. Detroit, assistant treasurer
Mrs. Cleo Taylor. Lansing. finan
cial secretary: Mrs. Lucille Hol-
bert. Detroit. recording secretary:
Mrs. Frances Logan. Lansing. or.
yanizer: Mrs. Rose Bolden. Inks.
ter. assistant vice-president: Mrs
Bertha Sowles, Port Huron. gate
keeper: Mrs. Rose Simmons. chair.
man trustee: Mrs. Carrie Curtis
Detroit. chairman state education
committee: Mrs. Annie Dyer. state
chairman Mrs. Daisy Marshall
assistant chairman: Mrs. Elizabeth
McCissick. chairman state social
committee: Mrs. Celia Jones. state
chairman purple cross Mrs
Grace Storms, state chairman child
welfare.
Hosea Holbert IL exalted ruler
Of the Heart OF Detroit lodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Pittsburgh Physician
Jumps To His Death
In Allegheny River

rr'shurEh. "a amp Driven
- desperation ~ Worry over n.
r 1cisl difficulties and an sppsr-
entity irc1rshle injury 20 his hand
suffered recently. Dr. J. = Rcor
=. appointment physician here srd
graduate ~ the University 81
PITTSBURGH ssped 70 ri, death 10
ne Allegheny river ls,' Nsdres-
"a Morning from 'hr s1ih street
aritgs Two 7hiic bridge ~orsers
workirS rearby ~rnsssec he
.s.ciie
Nrs Psrine BOZ TO nd,
- z her -usasrd uss a'Shiy rerv-
o-s srs 1's,-al-h, c,er ne fact
'esy RAD iosi eye-yih:rs c1riry
Tie csprssscr Taeir last money
se hss s7ert IA rae car re had
L,iser CIR TIC sr,1Ss Hs 1ad prsc-
,ied here fc- - fsavs
fnrnprn Ffnfp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
CAB W AR

Eddie clark. iie Medbury avenue.
Was arrested by Officer Larry
Bleach. At Warren avenue and
Beaubien street. Monday morning
on a charge Of operating jitney.
One OF the jiiney drivers pointed
out that. in many instances. the
money the drivers were earning
wss the only protection against
starvation.
Il lost my job al the automobile
plant he said and had a car
on my hands and family 70 feed
81 just started hauling people Cor
whatever ! could get
Another declared that he Was
using the money he earned 70 pay
the notes on his car.
rnrnnwn ss....
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
WOMEN'S CLUB
HAS PROGRAM.
ATLUNCHCLUB
Elliotorian Women
Cite History OF
Their Club

=. p-szrsn a. ne Rrossr 7
Rssc -r'or TIA I Assoes'io-
funcheon tllb bis neck VAS pre-
s.rtsd :, ne Ei'io'orisr Bgslness
w,msas ct.H az ~ enhsrs-er'
"a ,hei- ce'etrs'ior II 'rsir 'er'H
arrifsrsa-s observance -eg'n-irS
S.rdsv J.-s =
Yr Hs--lei Wesley srsc a.
>si-r.n ctt'e 81 gam ara iat-o-
..-s1 Nrs iie'e- Gar't eho gave
o-.es ~is'ors - ,HA elb. G.oste-
Q -rsr 9ed;cs'st 1yio3Aoue
,s.se'ior ban ne Marrisias
tas A snt -su1sssa Al RI
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Ms. Bs-sav Rsen nd o4's.asd
IN. 3y..les - eslr -ext S1-cas
> celes-sf ire LBS 's1,7
araiys .-c.-ei7S he ssr'' Is
Il, Bs,hs cas- 9 Sv-ssy ror-l-g
n. syrposien ?. 'Ae l-ye-'.e
-a-' ard 'Hs ,are-si h.-ori,s
rs. EirsAs'n Eiict' ~ ''Gn-
>.r =. 80 Ill. Hstrsssst -z.:
4. ne wcA
r. y S-an c1-s-ss va 'ee
--esce-' spes.rz 80 s.0lef'
'rrs ~ Mr''ess Pr -'-ssss
81 ,s- .srir scrse q, e-, cy-
as - e-ployer ard 7s r'7os'
~orsits-a'ior - 'ss 3sr' e sSe1
"a r.-ts-,-g ne tfs, 9ossss ss--
r1s &c rr- v, =. Her t'-sss
~ to,i aas s7le-d'd 1-eser,a' ~
-ss sea''y- s23reriste. - 'ae
: T. " r 4. t-rcheor clgb F9i-
,>srz FER remarks, Mrs. sia'e-
.r'roclcet he members @. Ire c'-s
p-ssert 1arA 1c'--e- Mss Es1-
uadssa Bee Mrs -1s-ess A.
roll. Miss Helene Jo-es Mss
j,aasra Joa-sor. Miss izogels
orbi'.. Yrs FANS 2acl-s3r
Ms susie sn!'s ar1 Mss D5To-y
rsy'-.
- coIoRED IuDoK-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Utica Academy To
Sponsor Horse Show

The Utica Riding Academy. OF
which William Bell is proprietor.
announces that It will sponsor a
colorful horse show At the aca-
deny. Sunday. June rs.
A l5O-foot riding ring has been
prepared for the event and many
exhibitions OF horsemanship will
10 demonstrated. Horses will be
entered from various cities OF the
Great Lakes area. including mounts
owned by Joe Louis. from Chicago.
elso those OF !. Kelly and Jones
Brothers, In addition 10 horses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
ST.CYPRIAN


Meetings: Grover Stout. principal
~ wingert school chairman Of
Finance ommittce.
Those present az the meeting
wore: Roy Morton. Beryl Carter,
Arthur Tomlison, william Hall.
Delbert Russell. pr Love. Or. Bell.
Dr.. Barland, John Smith. Judge
HcaIey. Otis Walker, Mr. Water
field. Carleton Gaines. Rev. w. n.
Peck. s + Grigsby. Attorney J. a.
Craigen. and Attorney Harold
Bledsoe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

These hooths represent q
few ~ the seventy.fI,e or
eighty business displays a. the
Trade Tshlhh ~ Forest tluh
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easion his discharge

assure you Il is the policy Of
the administration Of Receiving
Hospital that every sick or injured
person who comes under our care
shall be courteously and kindly
treated and feel quite sure II you
inquire from Mr.. Broyles regarding
his care since his admission that
he will substantIate the fact that
this Is the general attitude OF the
personnel in Receiving Hospital.
Yours very truly.
n. VI. Morrill,. NJ d.
Medical superintendent
Receiving Hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Some OF The Booths At The Trade Exhibit

association. All Of the booths
are s1ceptionslly good. hut the
number j. 80 great that II was
not possible 10 make pictures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
WANTED

A CoIored Catholic Boarding
Home for teen aee girls. Make ap.
pllcstion NJ Detroit Tribune Office,
2Ifs -. Antoine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
TO RENT FTRNISHED APIS.

TO RENT FURNISHED APIS.
Garfield. 21I. Between Brush and
John r. Beautiful furnished. new.
J, decorated two rooms apartment
In this modern up.to-date building.
A decent home for respectable
people. 49, weekly. Heat. light
and gas included. Caretaker Few.
Temple 2.s55s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

this week. which Il one 81 the
hsst and most largely attend.
exhibits ever sponsored ny the
Booker T. Washington Trade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

from Cleveland and Detroit.
Ladies', as we'll as gentlemen,
viii take part in the riding ex-
hi5itions.
Blue ribbons, trophies. and cash
prizes will be awarded.
Applicants desiring 10 enter In
the show are requested TO tele-
phone Utica slFi3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
FnR SALE

FORD 30 DELUXE Tudor Tour.
ing. Maroon color, With Radio.
clockl driven only 10000 miles.
cost s9l2.OO- Balance ow
sF9'.Oo. VIII Lake 40 for equity or
old car worth 40. olive l.gs.