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Evening star., 1938-11-10
Women's Dresses, '7'9'
Originally SI6.95

Originally $685.
IS in sheer woolens and novelty rayon crepes, in
Guiding matelasses Sizes So to A.
Women's Dresses stripes and rayon matelasses
metal threaded rayon lace Sizes 20, SO, a. A. Were
1895, s2295. Now
IL Dresses, including rayon velvet jacket dresses
rayon crepe srtwat dresses and maeasss Sizes
% to ~. Were s25 $2ss5. Now ---sls7s
Dresses in rayon velvet Sizes SO to ~
Were s35 to 1895. S2z
For Shorter Women
10 Dresses rayon crepe: black color Sizes l4, 1914
2oa to 241a Were $lY95 to $25.
Dresses rayon matelases sheer wooens and rayon
crepe and silk combinations. Sizes 14, 1872, 20a
to 24H. Originally $22 e5 to $2s.s5 Now-------S14sS
crepe with metal button trim In sizes
le1a to 22la. Were s35 to 1895. Now--s2z
For Larger Women
rayon crepes including maelasses Sizes 422
to ASA, 5oA. Were s22s5, s25 Now-------$l4sS
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Girls Peasant BIouses
S1'so Originally S595

IL handmade silk blouses with
shocked neckline. cuffs. waistline.
Green, navy. brown; sizes Z to IL.
Is Girls Wool Skirts, bodice top,
suspender style. Plaids, solid colors.
Sizes 5, 6, 8 to IA. Originally s..
8 Sleeveless Riding Vests, CAB
ardine and cotton tweed. Sizes IA.
l6. Originally 81. Now -----S5c
20 Girls Sport Skirts, cotton mesh,
Isle. Yellow, navy, brown, sizes
8, 10, IL, II. Originally 81. $l15.
Now 35c
GIRLS SPOKESMAN, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Misses Dresses Reduced

Is Dresses of rayon crepe black blue rust red Orig
inally $l495 to $685. Now ----- S5.75
Dresses of rayon crepe green black red Orig
ina]ly sl6e5 to $29 95 Now $7.75
wool rayon In gold rust green.
black. Originally SIG 95 to $685. Now $1o.75
Is Dresses velveteen crepe One
and two piece styles Originally $9 to 95 Now $3.50
Dresses including styles in three
piece styles wool Originally s25 to $35. Now $45o
Ensemble in rust wool with brown lapn cape. Size l8
Was s35 Now ----------. SIS. 50
Ensembles fur trimmed OF wool in rust vine black
gray. Were $40 95. Now -$29
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Juniors Oxfords, '2'9'

Originally IS, S675
40 pairs in sports types OF tan elk brown bucko or
black and brown two-tone combinations in bucko.
Sizes in the group: AAA-5k to 8; AA-4 to 9; Al
to 8; B-312 and S to 8; ca to S, 6. 7, 7h.
30 pairs Chdrens and Misses Oxfords in elk and calf
skin Sizes in group A-l212 49, to B. B-s12 to s7;
C-s1 1912. 49, 1874, an, g. D-s12 g. ga l3, l3l2
Is pairs Boys Oxfords and black elk. Broken sizes
Were s. IS.
JUNIORS AND CH1LDREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR
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I oiIet issue, Special IS dozen roll

100 dozen rolls toilet tissue with 1000 sheets to
roll. Extra good quality.
Muche Kitchen Tables, porcelain Sizes 25x4O inches
With cutlery drawer. Were $l2 $7s5
Bedside Tables, adjustable for sewing and reading.
Was $1250. A95
Were $995. $495
Electric Sets. 4 pieces include 10-cup
trav SUGAR creamer Were $685. $685.
Kreuger Humidfers conditioning Electric
Were $685. Now -------------------- S5.95
Electric Hot Plates Fold when not in Were $3.50
Now 81 .95
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Wool Tweeds, 95e

Originally $3.50, 81
l60 yards, dress. suit weights, In
plain and novelty weaves. 81
inches wide.
135 yards Angora Wool Novelty
Check, combinations of brown and
tan, gray and oxford, gold and
oxford; Nubby Wool Tweed, gray
and white, gray and green, royal,
gold. 81 inches wide. Originally
81, $3.50 yard. Now------- ~
YARD GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Bath Softener, 2

Was 81
Is large jars in assorted odors.
Laughing Water Bath Foam
4 large boxes. Were $ll.
Is small boxes. Were $2.75.
Now $3.50
IL medium size boxes. Were
$3.50. Now -----$ IS
36 packages Sachet in assorted
odors. Slightly soiled. Were SOC.
Now
Compact and Cigarette COMBINE
ton Case. Was IS. Now------$3
To1LErR1Es, AISLE II AND Is,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
White Nainsook, 49,

Originally sc yard
1000 yards, finished for use in
superior quality muslin under
garments, waists or dresses. 80
inches wide.
YARD GOODS, sEcoNp F1ooR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Girls, 'Teen-ase
School Dresses, 95t

Originally 81
IS, in cotton prints. Sizes 10 to is.
10 Cotton Print School Dresses.
'Teen-age sizes, IL to is. Origi-
nally So, $395. Now sl.65
IL Lightweight Wool Coats, dress,
sport styles; plain colors, tweed
mixtures; regular. chubbee sizes
II to Is. Originally $l4.95, 1895.
Now S6.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Furs Greatly Reduced

l BIack-dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size a. Was 1913.
Nov $268
Mink Sides Swagger Coat size 16 Was s3lo NOW $osso
l Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat size l6. Was $495.
Now $295
Black-dyed Lamb Coats size II, 1S Were 1915
Now $l85
Safari Alaska Seal Coat, size 16 Wes $495
Now $685. 50
Persian Lamb Coat size 16 Was S495 NOW 1913
! R,ccoon Coat size IA Was s3lO Now S169. 50
Pony Fitted Coat size 1S. Originally $l75
Nou, ----- So!
, silver Far c.n.s Were $15o75 Now S8!
Double Silver Fox Scarfs Were $l5975. Now ST.
1 Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size IA. Was $3.50
Now ----. Sl69. 81
l Three-skin Natural Russian Sable Scarf. Was $225
Now - - SIG,
l Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size H. Was 1926
Nov - - -.--- S17
Dyed Pieced Skunk Jackets sizes 1s, 2o Were sl1o
Now --- S73 u
FuRs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Juniors Sports Goats
81 .9o We're SI9.95

IL, swagger and fitted styles In
shetland wool tweed; wine, teal,
rust sizes 8 to 15
Group Of Dresses, rayon crepes,
wools, cotton velveteens; black,
brown, bright colors, sizes 9 to II.
20. originally s7.s5 to $l295.
20, were sl0.s5 to $l3.95.
Now S7.So
Is, were Sl495 and $l6.95.
Now $S.So
- Rayon- and wool Plaid, All-wool
Shetland Tweed Skirts. pleated,
gored; sizes II to Is. Were S595.
$3.50. Now 33.95
Block Plaid Wool Classic Jackets,
sizes IL to is. Were $1005.
Now " S6.95
6 Junior Misses Fall Wool Suits.
with long or short coats; sizes II
to is. Were Sl6o5. Now 3lo.e5
3 Junior Misses Refer Suits, rust.
Were $25. Now --$l4.S5
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Greatly Reduced

Science Scopes. Originally $3.50 Now ---------soc
Dydee Babies, LAyettes Were $95 Now ---------S6
Dydee-ettes, Layettes. Were $3.50.
II Dydeekns, Layettes. Were $795. Now -------$S4S
Dydee Doll, Layette. Was $695. Now
Is Dydeewee Dolls, Layettes. Were $685. Now ----S3A5
Dydee Lou Layette only. Was 1926. Now -------S22s
THE TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Knit Suits, '8.'' o,;.'.s,l, ,,,ss

H. three -pece, in black, green blue. brown navy.
Sizes 18 to A.
Wool Jackets rust blue brown green Sizes II to 90
Were $3.50. Now
~ Cashmere Zephyr Wool Puon Sweates; sizes
81 40; assorted coors Were $s95. Now--------A5e
Rayon Rabbits Hair Sports Dresses Jersey Culotes;
black navy red green; sizes IL to 20 Originally $l095
Twopiece Kenwood Suits brown, rust navy sizes
IL to 10. Were 1895.
SPOKESMAN, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Lamps, Shades Reduced
Cedar Chests, 'I375 We're .'2so

with walnut with mahogany solid red cedar
40x17-inch size.
Boudor Chair with button cushion seat Cover Of figured
black cotton "Dust-Tite material Was $2150. Now SIG
Cod Chairs with black figured cotton crash
Kapok-lle cushions. Were s6.75. Now sl250
Wing Chair, boudor style, covered with brown figured
cotton crash Was $35. Now $2450
Wing Chair, boudoir STYLE covered in green cretonne.
Were $225o. Now $1625
Bareback Chairs chintz Were
1875 Now --------------------- 31175
Vanity Chair with blue rayon Was $22 Now-$l650
Mattresses and Spring Reduced
Innerspring Mattress double size With tan and white
striped cotton ticking Was $3.50. Now -------$295o
Innerspring Mattress, double With blue cotton damask
Springs double With beige cotton-and-rayon
ticking Was $3.50 $3.50
InnersprnE Mattress, single With beige cotton
ticking. Was $3.50. Now
Box Spring. single size covered with orchid cotton damask
Was $3.50 Now------ SIS. 50
Box Spring. single SIZE with cotton daask
Was $3.50. Now -- ----- SI8.75
Box Spring, SINGLE with green cotton damask Was $26 u.s.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $16.75
Innersprng Mattresses single with cotton ticking in tan
and white $225O Now $16.75
Innersprng with green cotton damask. Single
size S1875 S13.75
Box Springs with cotton damask Single
size Were $50. Now $685.
Coll Springs with platform top double size. Were SIS.
Now $1l rs
Mattress layer cotton felt with tan white cotton
ticking. Three-quarter size Was $2450 Now -$l675
BEDS BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Boys Shorts

RedNCed One.H0f
81 wool-and-rayon shorts IN gray
checks, stripes; button-on style,
matching belt. Sizes to -.
II Knitted Wool Sports Caps, blue.
red trim. Were 81. NoW----65c
~ Junior Button on Blouses. light
solid colors, regular collars: sizes s
to 10. Were $3.50. Now----95c
3 Sweaters, stocky sizes. fully cut;
all-wool jersey; navy, brown. Were
$3.50 Now -$2.3S
81 Eton Caps, for smaller boys;
gray tweed mixtures; wool-and-
rayon. Originally 81. Now 3Sc
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
CirdIes, '5'95 Originally $3.50

L. Lily of France, silk satin and imported elastic,
Talon-fastened Sizes 80 to 81.
Laced Reducing Corsets for stout figures Sizes 2S
90 a. 32 33 35 Were $3.50. Now---------------$4 $495
Flexees Bien Joie Foundations, piece.
batiste, with elastic cotton andrayon
figured batste with downretch back Lace tops sizes 80
to Originally $3.50. $1o
CoIsErs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
CrayfIex Shoes, '47' We're 'S7s

100 pairs shoes in bucko. Splendid walking shoes
on square and round toe lasts. Black, brown, blue
Discontinued patterns.
1o0 pairs Womens Street. Dress, Evening Shoes 6uede
patent leather crepe sabardine calf skin. Good size
range Originally $3.50 to 4l275. -S1.SS
pairs Woens Pandora, Arnold Authentic. and College
Bred Shoes Originally 3s75 to 3147s Now Si.95
60 pairs Womens Boulder Slippers IN . welknown make.
Originally $4, s..
Broken sizes in each Of the above groups.
WoNENs SHOES. Third FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Juveniles Cotton
Wash Dresses, 'I'@

We're 81
IS, for the kindergarten girl; sizes
8 to 6.
Is Boys Wash Suits, plain colors,
combination; sizes 3 to 6. Orig
tnally $l.65 to 81. Now --- 95c
JuvENrEs' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Juniors "CoIIegette'
Hats. s. Originally s3.s'

20, roller, of -the-face styles: fur
felt. Sizes 201a to 22lz; navy,
brown, green, copper.
10 Children's Berets, Bonnets, fur
felt; brown, sizes 1914 to ~. Orig
inally $3.50. Now
10 Juniors, Children's Hats, wool,
fur felts; black, brown. navy, sizes
2l to ~. Originally 81 to $3.95.
Now 500
JUNIORS MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Misses Wool Flannel
Robes, '3.''

Uff4tN0lIv SIU.yo
II, smartly fitted, cotton corduroy
trim. Rose, aqua, wine, royal, sizes
II to 20.
IL Quilted Robes, rayon taf1eta or
satin. Aqua, dusty pink, royal;
slightly soiled; broken sizes. Were
$5.95. Now -- $3.S5
5 Beacon Cotton Robes, figured.
Sizes Is, l8 only. Were $595. Now
$3.95
NEcLICEEs. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Fur-trimmed Suits, 49,

We're Jj9.Yo
IT, three piece raccoon wolf, Persian lamb collars.
Wine, green, brown, black, rust. mixture tweeds.
Sizes IL to 20, SO, 40.
II Two-pece Suits WOOL fine wool tw suitable
for wear Winter under topcoat. Green, gray navy
black brown wine. Sizes IL to s, 49, 332 to 39. Orig
WoxEN's AND MISSES COATS SUITS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10

White Iron Coffee
Tables, 'l's'
Originally S6.95
3. red or blue glass tops; paint
slightly Clipped
Lalique Glass Vase, four birds on
rim: slightly imperfect. Orig
inally SIS. Now -$22.SO
The GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Mems Oxfords
SOS
We're Sl3.75

18 pairs Johnston & Murphy
oxfords, Scotch grain straight
tip; medium toe style, leather
heels. The Haig last. Dis
continued model. Sizes: A-9,
9h; Bt7l2, 8, 9, II; C, 6l2,
7,8h, 8, 1912, IL; D-6, 917, 10.
10 pairs Mems Calf Oxfords, black,
tan; medium toe styles, rubber
heels. Sizes: 40 Ga. 1917, IL: B 8.
81, Oh; c to II; D ~ to 10.
Special ----------------- $4.As
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Formal Gowns Reduced

Dinner and Evening Dresses, including silk marqui-
sette rayon taffeta rayon moire rayon lace, rayon
satin and rayon jersey. In black, navy, Spanish
raisin rose pink, blue, aqua, white, green or violet
Sizes IL to 20 in the group.
L. originally $2295. Now IS
g. originally 1855 to s22s5 Now 1913
B. originally $25 $685. Now
1 originally $499 Now Sl4.5O
1 originally S22 95. $3.50
B. originally $2ss5. Now
For Women
H. including dinner and evening styles and
satin combinations with sequns and vel
styles Sizes 1914 to 22 "a to 49, ~ and 49,
$685. ---- $lS75
Dinner Dresses rayon mateasses Sizes 1914 to 24lz
Were 32295. Sll.95
WoxENs AND MISSES FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Mems Collars, TO-
6 for SOC We're Csc, Csc

800 white collars including Arrow and Van
Heusen in semi-soft and starched styles. Dis
continued styles, broken size range, some slight
ly soiled
1s5 Necktes in assorted fancy patterns Rayon, rayon-
and silk Specal - 55c
23o Scarfs silks woos and mixtures In plain colors and
fancv nstterns Were ST. Now CSC
80 Shirts of cotton broadcloh in fancy
styles. Broken Sizes Were 81. Now LBS
26 Mems Union Suits. Medium weight allcotton with
short sleeves ankle length Sizes 50, 49, a. 46. Were
$3.50 Now -- $l.S5
430 pairs Wool Socks fancy patterns with Isle lining.
Sizes 10 to H. Were 75c ST pair. Now S5c
Mems Gloves including smart suedes fur-lned gray
suedes and cotton-lned capeskns Broken sizes. 80
nairs were s2 Now 81 .35
IS pairs, were $50, So. Now IS
The MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Granite A|I-siIk Hose
Special Z pairs *2.25

40 pairs, all-silk chiffon, semi.
service; lisle heel, sole. Fall, VIM
ter shades.
200 pairs Silk Hose, better grade:
broken sizes, color assortment; .
few novelties. Originally $l.l5 to
$1.95. Now ---------3 pairs ~
40 pairs Silk Hose, Knee-high
Hose garter -attached) various
grades. Were Csc, 81. Now pairs 81
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-11-10

Misses Fall Hats, '2'7'
Originally $3.95 to $40
IS, in fur felt. suede: wearable col-
ors, styles.
10 Hats, fur felts, from the
Millinery Salon. Originally >12.7o
to $3.50. Now w------------$4.7b
MuLnERy, THIRD FLoca.
Boys, Girls Cotton
Socks, Special 5 pair, s.
$50 pairs, knee-hish, fancy cotton;
sizes Z to 1lla.
20 pairs Misses Silk Hose, Knee.
high Silk Socks. Were 75c, 81 pair.
Now pairs 81
CH1LDREN's HoeILRY, AISLE II.
FIRST FLOOR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

Pcailcy halls FROM kan-a~ guy.
No and has a hintlior Eehow whn
is also member NJ ne forihfi
eleven Rohcrf holds down Mo
renter position
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Detroit Red Wings
To Meet Pittsburgh
Hornets For Charity

The ANIMAL city ho'keN seri'r
under Tho auspices Of the So, lc'y
of 50 Vincent d. paul viii bc p'a,-
td his year hrtween me- Dcirof
Rcd Wings and The rf'sbHrgh
Hornets Dates ior no games
have been sei fns Snn'-M Ofohcs
y Thursday Ociohri - AMI Sliu-
day Ociober so An game a.
olympia. slariine limo S 80 ~.
Ticket prices range from 90 cpn'r
in the balcony TO Is rclis fpr re-
served arena Scais Boxes ana
choice 'front.' ceninr seats are 500.
Through he eonerops coute-s
Of the olympia manerenfeii hali
he protocols 81 This serloS II uisrn
% the paiiSh Commences ~ hc
Sociely Patronage ~ these game,
beref"re proeidcS funds % heip
ihe poor besides oifeiiur good
elcan enfcr'ainmcnl
Tirkc's fpr any or all oi the W.
gascmenis may be had from Nm-
ceniiane m your pafiSh o. fiuO nc
Socie'ys ccr'ud ofinc GIL Me-
Dougall Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Iurpin Athletic ClubFiniShesSeasOn
With Record Of Fofty-hree Wins

The r A. G. baseball nine finish-
ed their season last week by TRIM
ming he Hamtramrk All-Siars, IL
l and 60 In doublc-header at
Sandlot Field.
The two victories gave The r. 4.
G. team a total Of g wins against
six losses against The strongest
semi pro clubs IN tho stale.
Dizzy" Dean pitching for the
T. a. &, club In the first game.
held The All-Stars 10 five scattered
hits and whitfield H. His brother,
"Daffy' Dean hurled the nichlcap,
yielding six hits.
The previous sunday the r A. 6.
club defeated The Dearborn Hun
garian nine In a twin bill hv the
scores OF 7-2 Manager Henderson
Turpin started in The first rame.
but was relieved in the second
when his supporting cast wohhled
Dean went to the mound and held
The hungarian baiiers ia check
over the remainder Of the route
Manager Turpn came hack ~ the
second game and turned m = mas
terful mound performance. gazing
IN four hits and tanning pene o.
the opposition. Turpin confihul-
cd toward the win by inserting ?
timely single 10 send two rms ov-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
BY Razx Brown

A short nose made = difference
OF s50.m0 To the G. y. WidcL.i
stable when W. f. Boring colt
Porier's Mite. bca, tho Widencr
horse by a nose for purse oi
Ss7.0oo or course. The Owner makes
airplancs. bui he war luck,
enough TO long odds in my csiima-
ton. Five and half 10 one And
also. D. James. that sterling jock
81, gave one of his best rides, !
thought me colt Eiehl-Thiriy was :
sure winner. II was mol his jock
ey's fault as Wayne Wright ti'd
his hardest If Eighi-Thitry crnl /
have had iuneup race | am SURE
he would have copied lha f'a'..
The lime Was up TO the mark Is
4-5. Bows that's fixing This son
OF The Porter Was sold for 3, sue
by Jock Whitney. who bred han.
lasr winter at SANTA Anita. Two
keen disappoinlmcn,s in The rac'
were lohnsiown and Bcncfav'or,
both heaien easily and can have M
excuse. II was great race with
the righi kind Of hnish.
War Admiral. probably headed
for The stud. won The two-mile Gold
cup. leading all The wax and a. no
lime wa, he urged Now hoys here
+. what call real race boss Re-
member he has lost only lk,ee
races IN hiS entire career ran
over all kind OF racks Sea Biscuit.
Smart Cra,f pernic. and sandy
Boot are the winners menlioncd IN
This column. recently. Nas Won d"rs
Sharlieg BERNARD r. should be
a real hlndoo at the River Down-
meet Boys. he will drag them nars.
He has iusi reached his Top form
Many Sting. and Mile II should
garner purses soon. Heel Dust Is
as sharp as tack. Grey Gold IS
sure 20 win n l.anrel Park. odds
should he biz sun Egrci is hoe s
of The old calibre hard as nails
aud eau run on any type of track
Give him chance Christmas Bro
Tiers, from down MARYLAND way.
certainlv work wonders with nacS.
Look al The va, Idle Miss and
Rough Time run. They know heir
business in handling he gees
Jim Oakley could not resist The
call 81 his hrsl love hcing,o u The
track with the nags rs liEr Tho
call Of The Wild rin Money mich,
win anywhere after racing three
quarter mile in iin i-s al Fair
mount Park recently Marshield
Eulwark are in he bes' 81 condi-
lion
kecnclaud Park VIII have on ~
us hcsi meetings and many goodies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
LARRY. BLEACH
TO COACH The
new COURT 5
Country Davis And
Jimmy Haynes Are
Members OF Them

The Brown Bomhers, follJwin-
ravoff Of year will return 10
The basketball court this winter
with Joe Louis again the patron
angel
Larry Bleach. forme University
~ Detroit court ace. will coach
and play with the TEAM The
playcrs are now prac,i, ing every
week AT 81. Antoine YMCA
IN addition TO Bleach. Jim
,Conntry) Davis. former all-city
guard while at Miller High school
and Jimmy Haynes. formerly wlih
Brewster Center and more esccniiy
With the Harlem Globe Trollers.
viii be the nucleus of the Brown
Rnmhcrs.
Stafford Seeks Berth
Enuis Stafford. center for The
original Bomhers. Will lso he try
ing FOR position on The club. Ac-
coldinc 10 coach Bleach. Stafford
IL much improved player and
should he one OF the strongest con-
tenders for the position Al center.
Davis Is now in California with
tho Brown Rombers sofihall team.
bur will return next week to begin
maciicinG with the basketball
team
HAYNES. fast and clever ball
handler was one Of The high scor-
ere with the Harlem Globe Trot-
iers last year. He alternated with
Harry Rusan In one OF the forward
positions.
Coach Bleach stated that ne has
number OF other out standing
pla,crs listed for lryouts with the
cluh. Some OF these men will he
coming out for practice within he
nes' week.
schedule ~ games for the sea-
son Is being arranged with most
Of ne home semes played at Forest
club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Chatter OF HOofs
A Difference OF A Nose

viii cut loose 80 keen YOUR EYES
peeled ON the entries al his track
Watch those Hard Boots as The,
are smarl boys.e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Wilberforceans Will
Have A Headquarters
For Midwest Classic

CHICAGO - ,ANP) - Wiber-
forceans living in other parts OF The
country who plan 10 attend the
Wilberforce Tuskegee Football
classic. October 18th. will not have
the difficulties Of finding friends
and former school mates which they
have had In the past. The chicago
Wilberforce club has arranged
with The South Parkway Y. W. e..
A., for the use OF their quarters
as headquarters for the entire day
OF the game. A group OF Wilber-
forceanr will he on hand from
900 A. ". until game time. 10 meet
and greet out-of-to$n alumni and
former wilberforce students. Ev-
cry possible comfort will he provid-
cd and no one will be allowed TO
become lonely during The day.
The local club is also planning
many social events for the day. A
pre-Game supper will be held at
Morris Eat shop aud Post-Game
dance At the Bscons Casino. on
Thursday night. wilberforceans will
participate in a Boosters Parade
throughout the southside district.
Or. u. Ormonde walker presi-
dent and members OF the faculty Of
WIIberforce will share honors with
former football PLAYERS now resid-
lng in Chicago at both the supper
and the dance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
Ross Pearley Plays
Last Season For The
Lincoln Tiger Team

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

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saturday. Children.
on Eastern gridiron fields the
sialwart sons o. Ham lived NJ ~
tradition with hang. Brud' lIol-
land. ALL AMERICAN end play
ing for The big red team Of cornell
University. played whale ~ a
game against a crack Colgate squad.
Late In the first half Holland
who possesses chest that rrscm-
bles a kcg Of nails. raced % Yards
on an end around play for touch
down that figured prominently in
the Is TO conquest OF the Cornell
fans.
Dr Nal stevens. Vale anmnus
and coach Of New York University.
smiled broadly after the game al
The mention OF .... I'D Williams
name. II was Williams smart
playing IN breaking up Maine $
aerial attack that insured The 10 to
| q victory for the violets 4 81 yard
march down the field in third pc
Rod was engaged on straight line
buck plays by Boell. shorten, and
Ed Williams.
Didn't I Tole(s) You Sol!! 49,. -.
A fortnight ago through AMP.
this commentators gave II as his
opinion that Roscoe Toles Was the
forgotten man" Of t'istiana. Not
only was he capable OF extending
any heavy in The game. We opined.
hut likely TO upset any OF them in
Guiding LOUIS. who stopped Toles
in six heats exhibition boull....
back In 1895. when hut 4 raw
youngster. Toles nearly Killed
Adamick and for his sake We
are exceedingly happy that the
gritty Detroiter came out Of II after
unconscious thirteen hours Tiger
Fox. Al Gamer, John Henry Lewis
--..all seen 10 find some con-
venient cyclone cellars at the mere
mention OF Roscoe Tolee' name
What we can't figure out Il how
Make Rosenhloom managed Ia out
slap the murderous punching Kid
without the aid OF an airplane.
COCOA Md. one OF the better wei.
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