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Evening star., 1939-02-26

} BLAMED THE \
'TAR Accepts
Arguing in behalf of his client, Emitt Warning, in District
Court Friday lawyer assaed press building up super
rackeeer who did not exist"
but The Star proudly claims credit for it's newspaper
devoted to the best interests Of the community bringing the
light of publicity to bear the vicious numbers racket keep
ing it there.
In January 1897 after conferences with Federal local
enforcement officers The Star assigned crack member of
repororal staCater B. Jones-to investigate and write
about the numbers racket.
He kept it His stoe the accuracy which has been
fmed by later testimony court revealed the the
numbers racket in Washington.
He showed that far from being the Harmless little game
that took only occasional nickel dime from the customers
the numbers racket building underworld in Washington
On March TO- 1885, The Star revealed exclusive story
the proposed prosecution of the Warning brothers for
evasion evidence obtained by gent agents the nte
Unit Bureau of Internal Revenue stating the time that
the lease would stir that would fairly rock the city,
And direct result nsistent campaign by The Star
covering the numbers racket Washington and other
ties where crime and scandal followed it's growth members
Congress pulled stronger antnumbes legislation dusty
pgeonhoe to which compacent legislators had consigned
BEFORE and made it law.
Through editorials and unceasng publicity The Star stressed
the factso apparent everybody the numbers game
feeding the pennies and the nkes of those least able
afford the gamble building machine strong enough to
the enforcement of law vicious enough corrupt
the normal agencies of law enforcement.
Thanks the prosecutors skilled work by the investigators
and the determined efforts of able judge who rghteousy
jealous of the ntegriy of the machinery of usce dirty
scandaWhch began with the numbers and ended
attempted jury xng-has been brought light the guilty
have been punished
The Stor welcomes the opportunity
Of taking the "bIome" for it's part
in revealing the real character of the
numbers game, Of it's romficotions
and Of the roscoIs who run it
Washington Must Be Rid Of
Rnckefs uz,d Rackefeers
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Evening star., 1939-02-26
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the warrins arnsa INTO IN four ini9fsaasv;''py ,nasv by
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Evening star., 1939-02-26
NUMBERS BILL DUE:
TO GET. 70 HOUSE |
FLOOR MARCH g:
uAe II eaa =,
MEASURE to Kill Racket Is
Approved in. Committee
| After a Struggle.
PROMPT PASSAGE
| SEEN BY MEMBERS
Y.yo,.bl. Report Follows ''D'!
\ Hearing and stormie't Of
Recent Sessions.
..-., BROOKE JONES.

Nv CARTER BkOONk
IN. y..r.old senate bill outla7ins
N. numbers ratset in washington
headed At last for passage IN INC
u,,... Is slated to reach Il: n2or on
IN. mex. District day. Maren 9''
n. meA.a.e. soush: for years oy
law ,ocs, Iax.enforc>men. asches.
~. reported on. by the House .t0., Dls,t,e,
loommittee yesterday At the s'o'"'"'>
.s,on IN It's recent history. 49,.
The favorable repors followed r,,.n .n,..
ls.y, Of public hcarinss. eus'na "n'., IVA
~ bill vas Endorsed BY police anJ y
sS,seeu.ing of,,eials and oy csoe'' "
FS,h and civic organizations ,.
s$$\pan Pslri''no. who ioust ,d
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Evening star., 1939-02-26
S CARTER BROOKE JoSys

n%. % more persons-ca,i p
a Juror: Harry F,n. 49,
=, ,"pmas r Harrison ouinlan, fr,ends
=. nmmtt Warrins-vere eitn6 -.
Justice Bolitha J. Laws In D,s,,...
,ourt today for CONTEMPT q. =.
',oeeo . hearing on charles vht.s
Ieaoy had involved In similar Eta.
Pons Harry T. Whelan and W,,I,s.
r.. : oconnell. .. attorneys for The De.
Fne IN the Warning income ts,
Emmitt himself. and peo,,tv
nI.eo States Aarshai John =
Justice Lavs directed uni,sd s,.,..I
1orney David A. Pine 70 pr,n"rs
n<S citations after Denekss -
VI chair No. I Of the Jury bcr A. |
recent income tax trial ha6 t.,.
q That he allowed himself u :.
foeched BY Emmitt Warrins -
lne trtal aad Offered sSoe bv
and I'D not report The untter
"mI days after the t1sl
"a and be suffered tviness q
cs9st eruered penekas. r,ne
anhn taken into custody At.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
PORT HURON

An age rally will be held at Mt
Olive Baptist church. Sunday. Jan
20 at 3 D. m. Each member is
requested to pay two pennies for
each year OF their right age. For
instance. II a member Is SKI
years old. he is required to give
$f.20. etc. The principal speak.
err will be Probate Judge Clair r.
Blackes. The public Is invited Ia
attend.
The we-few club was gracious
ly entertained by Mrs. Byse Rol-
ling OF Sarnia. Ont. Thursday az
ternoon, Jan. 10. An election OF
officers was held as follows: Mrs
Elizabeth Brown. president; Mrs
Kathleen Finley. Vice president
Mrs. BRIDGE Rolling. secretary
Mrs. Elizabeth Rolling. assistant
secretary: Mrs. Viola Washington
treasurer. The afternoon was
spent playing bridge at which
time a most delicious supper was
served.
Mrs. Edward Jones was hostess
to a group OF friends. Thursday
night. Jan. 10 honoring Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Brown with surprise birth
day party. Ten couples were pre-
sent. Bridge and dancing featured
the evenings entertainment. The
guests were ushered to q large
table. decorated beautifully with
flowers. cut glass holders with
white tapers. large birthday
cake and various delicacies. The
honoree received many beautiful
gifts.
We extend deepest sympathy "a
Mrs. Bertha ware in her bereave-
ment caused by the recent passing
OF her mother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
CONANT GARDEN

A graduating party. honoring
Miss Elaine MCGOWAN. 1852 CAL
iagher avenue. was given BY her
uncle, Levi Mcdowell. at his love-
ly home on Bangor street. Among
those present we're: Marjorie
Hollis, Hazel and Henry waddles,
Edith Hall. Lillian Kemp, Willie
MCGOWAN, and others. Game we're
played and a tasty repast was
served by the host. All present
enjoyed the occasion, and the hon.
Gree received many lovely gifts.
other graduates who will enter
PershIng high school Will include
Vera Kemp and Helen Garrison.
Vernon Chapel AME
Quarterly meeting. the second
for this conference year. was held
at Vernon Chapel last Sunday.
with DR.. David Blake. presiding
elder. in charge. He preached an
inspiring sermon Sunday morning.
Music was furnished by the Junior
choir. with Mrs. Beatrice Allen d.
recting.
After taking collection for the
Rev. A. T. Williams. OF Pontiac.
who Is seriously Ill. the reports
were called for. At $3.50 pm. the
Rev. Mr.. Blake commended the
different departments for their
splendid reports. c. A. Kemp was
elected delegates TO the District
conference. which will convene in
May at Allen Temple.
The Stewardess board is spon-
soring a pew rally. Sunday. jan
nary %. at $3.50 pm. Come and
bring q friend.
The Junior choir will give a mu-
steal program at s pm. Sunday.
All are invited
Vernon Chapel requests its menu
bers 10 read The Detroit Tribune
every week. It Is Michigan's lead
ing Negro weekly.
Friends OF Attorney Charles
Mahoney congratulate him upon
his appointment as Labor commits
sioner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
ROSEVILLE

Sunday School OF st. Luke A.
VI. z. church opened at $50 g.
m. sunday Jan. 90 The pastor
the Rev. Mr.. Smith preached AZ
the morning worship on the sub
tect, Life, what Is it7''
After the service Il was decided
10 sponsor a mock conference IN
Interest OF the trustees rally which
began Jan. 20 and VIII end April
%.
The A. c. 2. lsssu. met At $3.50
p. m.
The choir viii hold rehearsal a,
the home OF Mrs. Matte Braxtor,
Thursday al D. m.
The pastor OF King David church
will preach at 81. Luke SUNDAY.
Jan. 20. Music will be furnished
by the King David choir. This
program is being sponsored by the
mite missionary fund. A large
attendance is anticipated.
Visitors are always welcome 81
81. Luke.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Kalamazoo. >.

derwent an operation at Borgess.
hospital last week for the remov-
al Of her appendix. To Mrs. Skill
man McMickens we tender a
floral tribute and our personal
wishes for a speedy recovery from
recent combining illness.
Sports Flash! That hot, fast
playing Douglas Five. through
their expert skill. won another VIC
tory last Friday evening. having
defeated the b. c. Thompson's
Restaurant Five. by score OF 20
to 0 Pop" Jones was high-point
man for Douglas. while Redden
starred for the visitors, scoring
two-thirds OF their total points. 1t
was an exciting game. featuring
fine playing on the part OF men,
bers OF both teams.
Here's hot tip for sport fans.
Friday. January ~. a double-fea-
ture basketball game will be play
ed at the Center. the visiting team
being Lansing. Both teams OF the
Center will play-girls and boys.
This Will be the girls first game
OF the season.
Sport predictions. The Doug
las Is fortunate In being the
proud possessor OF two "top-rating
teams" The Big Five has exhibited
grand skill, and now the Junior
Five has acquired a place OF their
own. being an undefeated aggre-
cation. The teams players include
Leon Scott and "Chick" Day. for
wards. Reed and. Goodall. guards:
with Kenny" Hackley at center
position. May I quote Coach Ford
regarding the teams ability? He
says: These boys have shown
remarkable speed and ability and
/ feel that with a little game ex-
perience in ball manipulation. they
VIII be an invaluable team" Pro-
missing substitutes are: Wallace
Small and Alexander.
The home OF Mrs. Evelyn JEFF
fries was the scene OF lovely
bridge game, given by Mrs. Hazel
Moxley and Mrs. Jeffries last
Thursday.
Edward Moore was recent visI-
tor 10 the Motor City. on a bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Conner have as
their house guest, Mrs. Leatta
Brown Pinder. OF South Haven.
She is Mrs. Corners cousin. Mrs.
Conner Is confined at her home
with an injured ankle. which in
terrupted an intended trip East to
visit her sister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28

Club Mineryae. had a number OF
visitors from various clubs at their
meeting last Monday. The visitors
were as follows: Clifford MacsfeF,
president OF the Cultured Six. who
gave a short, interestin talk. ask.
Ing the Mineryae 10 be a sister
club 10 them: Walter Eccles. sec
rotary Of the Stays: Willie Malone
Cleveland Luster OF the Dermids
also Charles and Joe Alfred and
Wallace Dorsey.
The Trojans OF Hamtramck are
doing very well these days. Those
boys seem 10 know the Swing O.
giving a social event.
S. d. why does the midnight
show mean go much 10 you7 L
Bell. known for his ability for
music, IS getting along very nice
ly this time when will D. Moore
and L. Smith announce their en-
gagemenr: Why did c. Woods make
a call ~ -. Henrys home. We are
glad you are well again .. Henry
Is W. D. acting az sn intercesso-
for II. ". e.? Did l. d. give n. Y
that headache he had Friday!J ]. r
certainly lover to be a stand-in for
the boys In case Of an emergency.
The sophistikates OF Hamtramcs
had wonderful party last Friday
We hear also that the club is pro
crossing nicely.
Northern High school gave q
very successful Presidents Ball
last Wednesday evening. The aud.
torium was crowded, and ! am sure
that everyone had a very enjoy
able time. That's all. see you re1'
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
PONTIAC News
BY +. p. Harris

Judge Henry, OF Miami, Florida.
was guest speaker at the Newman
A. NJ. f. church last Sunday morn
Ing. The pastor. Rev. A. T. Will
liams. is improving slowly from
recent operation at General
hospital.
Mrs. Cant, president OF the
Here-I-Am board, made a partial
report OF the contest between
Newman and Trinity Baptist
churches.
Henderson Payne reviewed
Macedonia Baptist Sunday School,
SUNDAY. Pastor John A. Powell
Spoke at 1880 a. m. and installed
the newly-elected officers OF the
Young Peoples union at 6 D. m.
A musical and literary program
was rendered by the young folk
at s p. m.
Rev. Ford b. Reed preached. at
1880 a. m, Sunday. His subject
was. Crime OF Cowardice."
The Home and Foreign Mission
airy department was in charge OF
the 3 p. m. service. The local
ministers rendered service. Rev.
william Long preached at s D. m.
Sports
A capacity crowd witnessed the
semi finals in the Golden Gloves
tournament at the local high
school gymnasium. January 90.
The successful contestants were:
Mack Tucker. weight IFS: william
Harris, 1856: Walter Cooper. 1885:
Andrew Stone. 147; Clarence
Brown, 1853; AL Peaks. heavy
weight; Archie Hoosepian. liz:
Chester Manning. 1856; Roland
Carr. medium heavyweight; and
Eddie Moisture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Flush Kidneys OF
Acids and Poisons
Gain In Health And
Stop Getting Up Nights

When Kidneys are continually
overburdened they often become
weak--the bladder Is irritated-oft-
en- passage IL scanty aud smarts
and burns--sleep Il restless and
nightly visits to the bathroom are
frequent.
A safe, harmless and inexpen-
sive way 10 relieve this trouble and
help restore more healthy action
to Kidneys and bladder Is to get
from any druggist IS cent box Of
GOLD MEDAL Hasrlem OIL Cap
sules and take 40 dirscted--dont
be disappointed.
Don't be IN EASY MARK and &C.
cept a substltute-Ask for Gold
Medal Haariem on Capsules -
right from Hasriem IN Holland.
GET GOLD NEDAIr-the original
the genuine. Look for the Gold
Medal on the box--3S cents
Remember other symptoms OF
kidney and bladder trouble may be
bsckache, pufy eyes, nervousness
and leg cramps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
HAMTRAMCK
BY Hmm Crawford

Funeral rites for Samuel Clora
OF 1927 Dubois were held Monday
Jan. "a from the ST. John C. NJ. L.
church. the pastor. the Rev. Mr..
McClain officiating. Mr.. Clors Is
survived by a wife, Mable; and
two children, Major and Freddie
Samuel.
Strickland Funeral Home was In
charge.
Mr.. Carlyle, one OF Hamtramck's
oldest citizens died last week at
EloIse hospital. Funeral services
were held Saturday. p. m. from
st. Peters AME Zion church. The
Rev. e. NJ. Metcalf ofhciated. The
deceased was one OF the founders
of st. Peters church. He Is surviy-
ed by several relatives and friends.
The Rev. II. Crawford OF North
Detroit Is considered as one OF
the most aggressive young minis
ters In the ministerial field by
several Of the citizens.
Young Peoples Talk
Hello Boys and Girls. this week
brings in more news on the young
people and their dolngs. We see
that Miss Burnice Virgins and
Rubin Hickman are together again
Mildred Crawford was seen at the
Mayfair Ballroom Sunday with a
young chap by the name Of Lo-
renzo OF the west side. Watch for
Chicago, Miss Crawford.
1t seems as II cousins are cast
Ing hard words over a certain
young lad. Miss p. X. Could It be
Jessie and Lester?
Miss Fronie Rice and Adoiph
Bailey are engaged. but the date
has not been set as yet.
Citizens are asked 10 send IN
their news not later than Mon
day at 10 a. m. Send your news
to Hiram Crawford, 12050 Lump
kin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
North Detroit
BY Nettic Smith

Mayor Blaln T. Coleman OF
Highland Park was guest speaker
at the morning service OF Lomax
Temple AME Zion church Sun
day, Jan. %. His address was very
timely and Informative In which
he spoke OF civics being operated
upon Christian principles. The
Senior choir sang with B. Hum
phrey as soloIst. Twenty-Five per-
sons we're fellowshipped into the
church.
The Rev. d. p Thomas is pas
tor.
The speaker at the evening wor-
ship was the Rev. 3. c. Wilburn,
evangelist. minister and presiding
elder OF the Columbus district, Co
lumbus. Ohio. He spoke from the
text Luke SIS. Three persons were
fellowshipped at this service.
Sunday, Jan. 20 Presiding Elder
L. p. Powell will hold the third
quarterly meeting. preaching both
morning and night.
At the 3 pm. service the Rev.
p. r. Fiack OF st. Paul AME Zion
church, his choir and Officers will
be In charge
Lomax Senior choir will sing at
the IL am. service: the Gospel
chorus will sing at the evening
worship under the direction OF
Mrs. Mae Fields.
At 8 pm. the Youth council or
the NAACP with Gloster Current
presiding will be in charge. The
Junior choir will sing.
The Stewardess board will serve
chicken dinner after the IL am.
service.
Members and friends are very
happy to have Mrs. Mary ID. Scott
and Mrs. Daisy Berry back after a
long illness.
The Community chorus Is meet
ing every Monday night at Crosby
Hoagland parlors. All persons
unsteady inclined are invited 70
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Curry OF 1878
Meade street announce he we'd
ding OF their daughter. Beulah 70
Robert Carlyle TO take place Sun
day. Feb. IL. The ceremonies will
be performed OF the Messiah Bap-
fist church at pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
DOWAGIAC

The Mems Christian and Civic
league held It's first annual cleo
ton OF officers at the Second Bap-
list church. Friday night. Janu-
airy 20. at 1880 o'clock. Rev. W.
r. Butler, the originator and or
ganizer OF the league one year ago,
was reelected supervisor: Will
am Cain. former secretary. being
elected president, succeeding Al
bert. Griffen: Chester Archer. vice
president: Carl Ash. recording
secretary; c. W. Bass, assistant
secretary: c. A. Saunders. treasu-
rer. The league has lifted a stand
ard among the race men. and also
better interracial relations. The
league has likewise brought about
more harmony and unity.
The Rev. w. p. Butler preached
Sunday night at the Mt. Zion Bap-
fist church. OF Kalamazoo. OF
which the Rev. p. A. Robinson Is
pastor. The Rev. Mr.. Robinson
has qcite a deal OF illness in his
family and Is somewhat overtaxed.
The Rev. Mr.. Butler has him on
his prayer list and is asking the
brethren TO remember him In their
prayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Ampery
celebrated their thirtieih wedding
anniversary, Thursday. January
IL. at their home Paw Paw.
The broad smile OF Elton Ampey
a vegetable man OF Paw Paw, Is
plainly seen these days. due to
the fact that he Is the proud grand
father OF a newly-born baby girl.
Rite Lou Ampey. The infant Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen AM
pey. OF Blcomingdale. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
MT. CLEMENS
BY Sarah Hill

The Macomb county Sunday
School union will hold its monthly
meeting on January 5. at Turner
Chapel CINE church. on Robinson
street, IN this elty.
The Rev. Mr.. Pittman, pastor
OF Calvary Baptist church. preach
ed an inspirirI sermon at II a.m.
Sunday. His subject was "The
Second Coming OF Christ"
Calvary's congregation was high
" entertained by the Rev. Mr..
Thomas OF Detroit. who preached
Sunday night.
The Thespian Modsrnettes club
met ut the home OF Marie A. Drew
~. Thursday. January 10. After
election OF Officers. delicious re-
past was served.
Miss cleo Hester who has been
visiting her aunt. in Chicago, re-
turned last Sunday and Is now
attending Mt Clemens b iE D
school.
The Iily OF the valley club. OF
Calvary Baptist church. sponsored
a social IN Highland Park. $40 La
Belle street. Friday. January 20.
All in attendance enjoyed the At
fair.
Mrs. BernIce Henderson. OF
Harding avenue. IL seriously III
with pneumonia. Friends wish her
rapid recovery.
The Mt. Clemens high. school
concluded tie boxing tournaments
for the season last Thursday night
Among the colored boxers were
Prince Drewry. Rsimon Bates. Ru-
tus Paimort and Edward Lucas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
:. North End :.
BY Alfredo Chingman

Well. we'll. the Dermids certainly
had rich dance on Warren. FRI
day. January 20. A friendly tip TO
the president. Why don't you make
T. and {. L., W. NJ. L. s., stay on
their Jobs?
The girls all want 10 know II
smoking a pipe IL a tad with the
Dermids. Eugene looks so "cute"
smoking pipe. Willie would he
very distinguished looking chap
smoking. n he had tobacco IN his
pipe.
Among the guests present ~ the
Dermids party were-Walter Ec-
Giles. Clara Clingman and sister.
Alex Thomas. Leona Russell. Louis
Diamond and Rose Clemens. En-
NETT Storks. Howard van Over
EarIa Odem. Jesse Wade. Ruth
Kendall, Virginia Smith. Daisy
Gray. Sam Dumas. Sam Diamond.
Charles Smoot. Ruth Holland.
Listen. North End two new
clubs have been organized in the
last fe wweeks. The Cultured SIX.
and The Stays.
A note 10 the Cultured Six. don't
get discouraged because your first
party wasn't as successful as you
wished. but personally. think you
did we'll considering the uncoRtrol-
liable clash you had with the
Dermids. am sure you will do
better next time.
The laugh was certainly on l..
C. and A. d. Thursday night when
they Joined our group IN soda at
Brownies. They came 10 meet the
Emperors too, but no Emperors
came.