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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

has been lost. II seen give a pat
and send home. Reward: Thanks from
Chester Rente.
HENRY'S GRILL
Mathew Wilson Is new manager
here likeable fellow q.
Four good acts of comedy. songs and
a shake dance make up snappy, fast
show Long bout midnite last
Saturday the place was righteously
jumpin' with mellow talent and gay
cats Joe Helm outdid himself
In swinging the boys out with some
very danceable tunes Joe E
Brown was in charge of the enter
tatnment for the occasion . and
gave out a clever bit of naughty
comedy with the assistance of Fink
Moore twas whether a boy or
girl Was in box left in their care.
Fink gave out with lots Of comedy
and 1--WE nonsense such as you got
ne nuts. so why not take all of me?"
Flinks pantomime of lady taking
bath was clever and went over all
the way Hazel Mickens. shake
dancer, was so good eye appealing,
she broush; down the house for two
encores . really all right .-.,. Joe
Brown. producer and emcee, did bits
of comedy and some very good tap
numbers TO win much applause
Gladys Moody. blues singer, sold her
self warbling the lowdown tempo of
Trouble in Mind as she went init
mate with various male patrons, ca
ressing them lightly E. . also had
to do an encore , the show was
the best seen at this spot for many
blacks
Seen here doing a bit of elbow
bending and focusing their blinkers
on the floor show. having a killer of
a time were: Sammy Miller, doorman
at Rhythm club; Clarence Morsell
Alma Wilson and Hazel Kirkland
Andre La Rue Jackson. Canadian
newspsperman. has very attractive
and charming wife. Doris jackson, who
loves dancing.
CLUB PLANTATION
Crept into this spot 10 dig a deuce
OF rehearsals under she supervision
of Larry Steele and found the place
readying for the presentation of the
Second Edition OF shows at this spot
Friday 6 Larry is a hard worker
! fun Of brilliant and colorful pro.
ductions.~ He is cspaOly assisted by
his wife, Mana. Comedy. songs ant
cleverly created dances executed o,
a beautiful six-girl chorus. all have
part in Larrys latest creation.
The highlight of the show is thu
Jitterbug Convention which provide.
clever comedy, songs and dances in
a novel arrangement for your enter
/ tainment Unusual arrangements anc
revision Of musical scores as inter.
preted by McKinneys Cotton Picker
furnish a harmonious background fol
| the show.
Members Of the band are; Joe Mox'
ley. Ellariz Thompson, Lorenzo Law
son, Henry Pearford, Buster Baker
Emery Watts. Al Hayes, Carol McIn'
| tyre, Virdeil Hutchinson, Art Collins
with band leader William Mckinney
Kitty Murray, May JOY. Julia Ora.
ham, Essie McLinn Shocks, Kid Lips
Hackctte and the siN-girl chorus max,
up the show group whose varied
talents are on parade al this top spo
for your nitelife entertainment.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
MAR RAGE
LICE NSES

Robert L. johnson, As, Lottie Ed
wards, IS;
James Gard, 81, Alberta John
son, 10;
John V. Weathers, 81. Aileen
Boone, 81;
Lowell Baker, 81, Ethel Childs, 26;
Thomas A, Owen, 27, Sadie L.
Nall. 81;
Kenneth c. Williams, 81. Orine
Blackwell, 10;
Charles Smith, IS, Frances L.
Harris, 10;
Joseph C. Smith, as, Matte
Glass, 20;
Thomas Cannon, %. Florence
Stewart, 81;
Alexander Holton, 26, Minnie Lee
Stanback, %;
Ralph Tate, 10, Martha Hicklin, 20;
John Holiday Jr., 81, Marian
Rhea, 10;
Ebert Robinson, "a, Isabel Tai
bert, "a;
James Howard, Al, Maggie Jo-
sephs, 80;
William Black, 81, Mary Brown,
%;
James wads, 81, Lucille Hearns,
10;
Richard Blanks Jr, "a, Daisy At
kins, 81;
Eugene Turner, 40, (Ecorse), Es-
Their Wilkinson, 81, (Ecorse);
Admiral Upshaw, "a, Katie
Nicely, 20;
Theodore Carter, %. Jessie Hop
kins. 20;
William c. Ross, %, Margaret
Smith, 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14


the starting place for Maxine Sullivan
tfirst lady of the canaries) The
swing Count Basic lost his no. from
bonist. Benny Morton and found
Jimmy Young Lunceford's singer from
bone blower Benny Carter got
tina; spot lately held by Erskine Hawk
ms at N.C's Savoy ballroom
Trumpeter Hawkins will make a hot
session at CHS Savoy come Oct. %
Maxine Sullivan was guest star or
We. the People" program last Tues
day back did right well, as
usual, for herself and the world of
Sepians Jimmy Lunceford will
do up a few hot, swinging ones at
the Stone called Grey in Detroit, come
October % Lunoeiord was in
te-viewed on his last stand here hy
Your Mite Life scribe. He said. Swing
IS on the way OUT wonder #
hes changed his mind? e.. TEDDY
Piano Master Wilson is slated for
the Apollo, a return engagement very
soon Midsummer Nights Dream"
has gone into rehearsals at Rookie
Teller Centre tNY.c0 according to
latest INTO is under direction
Of the Benny called Goodman q.
and If reports are true, will have
Louis the king of trumpet men in
the cast as Bottom" with Maxine
Sullivan slated for a definite role
when it opens on the Broad White
way late this month.
nExrrpEu
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
EnAXantes In
Cabaret Party

EnAvant club will be hostess
at cabaret party at Cozy Corner,
Wednesday evening, Oct. IL.
Miss Alberta Weldon and Eloise
Crosby are in charge of arrange
ments and promise that this will be
one lovely affair
Last week the EnAvant girls met
at the home of Ida Pettiford, presi-
dent, on Baldwin avenue and fur
Their details were discussed pertain
ing to the oncoming cabaret party.
Miss Elizabeth Scott of the Lucy
Thurman Y:WC.A., St. Antoine
and Elizabeth streets, was guest Of
honor at this meeting.
EnAvants will be joint hostesses
to the Business and Professional
Girls club at a social at the
Y.W,C.A, Sunday afternoon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

so,, vo,rs ha- stnl has his sword
IN HE bard and tbat old fire of love
for tbe south has not died out of
his ewes
From Richmond +bev covered
more of the territory which has
surh n large nlace in our national
history Al Norfolk went to the
o1d church Which was fired unon
hv tho Rritisb during tho RevoIu-
+iorarv war tho hotel at which
Monroe one of General Washing
,on,s Military agents sent south to
ston Lord Cornwallis who was
,, NV ,i,,-Aeress the
~iyer was uannton Thev went
tbrouqb tho camnus and buildings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

of water flowing from this marve-
lous spring is 100000 gallons
daily, sufficient to supply city of
5000 population. The water is
dead-void OF oxygen - and fish
will not live in the water emitted
from the spring until it is aerated
by passing over water falls. The
Blue Hole and the park adjacent
thereto are more beautiful at night
than at day time-a sight never to
be forgotten. 1t is a place of reflec-
ton, a sheen of opalescent beauty
where one can crystal gaze in
water rather than glass.
Also Mrs. John Burden, her
daughter, Miss Ellen Jane Burden,
and Mrs. Sallie Baldwin have just
returned from a motor trip through
central and south central Kentucky
and north central Tennessee. While
in Kentucky, they were the guests
of Mrs. R. E. Marshall, Mrs. Bur-
denis mother of Bowling Green.
There they went through the in
terild'londiiy isiiious nai,i,iio'i,
Gave. They too were beWildered
by the many beautiful and strange
sigh's 10 De seen ~ ',ie eave, D 7.I
ilsh' the eyes Oh wii'ln oe1aiiie uSe-
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yet we are 'olu .na' 'llese Olii INV
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
TRINITY HOSPITAL
N 0 7 { S

Numerous letters commencing the
Trinity hospital for the enviabls
record II has made in the field OF
medicine have been received by
officials OF the hospital staff, it
was announced last week.
Located at 6sl East Vernon High
way with a staff o. IS doctors, IL
nurses and a capacity of $50 beds.
Trinity hospital has every reason
to be proud Of the statewide recog-
milton il has received during the
past four years in serving the va
rious medical needs OF Detroits
citizens.
The efficiency of its medical staff,
with doctors outstanding in their
particular field Of medicine were
given as the reason for the many
letters OF commentator received
by hospital officials your Chronicle
reporter was informed.
The hospital boasts OF DR.. W. n.
NJ. johnson as chief Of staff; Dr..
J. w. Ames, medical supervisor;
DR.. Frank P Raiford. chief gyns-
cologist; DR.. A. D. Blanchet. head Of
obstetrics, and DR.. W. J., Mosee,
head OF the medical division. Mis-
Louise Williams, head nurse. and
Miss Margaret Vazort, general acc
rotary
Some OF those visiting Trinity
hospital last week expressing great
admiration and commenting on the
great efficiency of the hospital staff
were; DR.. Frank Home of Washing
ton, n c.; Edwin Home Of Pitts
burgh, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Strickland
OF Dallas, Texas.
For relaxation from strenuous
duties at the hospital DR.. Frank
Raiford went fishing last Saturday
with Nose l. Waiter,-&tiio= IS ch1tr-
man OF the trustee board of Trinity
hospital.
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Seems that this Is open season on
the exposing Of men playing other
mems wives . as proved by re-
cent headlines Of local sheets
either people are getting careless with
their affairs or else the law of averages
is bringing these so-called secret af-
fairs to light p. L. Prattis news
paperman. has an interesting and en-
tightening wordage Of what is func-
lion of good newspaper" d.
recommend It Fundamentally .-.-.
worth youc reading Club Plan
tation broadcasts Monday, Wednesday
Thursdays and Saturday direct from
the club over WV at l2 or 1870
Derby Wilson slated Aor a spot in
the show met with an unfortunate
accident. putting him out Of the pro-
duction Lilvn Mcdonald che
singer has a new love Is doing
the nisht-,ife seribblins for United
Civic Leader, along with comedian
Joe Lewis and Homer Jones
Wonder why Miss Muriel Todd
longs Drugstore continues 10 send
ne hishly whenever we meet unex-
nectedlv on the street? = Locl'
clubs should provide escorts for those
lonely hearts freauen.inR their
clubs. wishing they knew how
10 have fun . Mae Thomas il
/ quite a bit Of pleasant personality
So is Charlotte Twitty, a waitress or
Grstiot avenue Met an attrac.
tive Hawaiian Girl Remedies Caro-:
| a feu, briphfe a1o var,y copgapia
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
One Slain, One Shot

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 49,
During an argument over a card
game Sunday, James Massey was
shot and killed by osbey Keys in
a wild gun battle, and Joseph Doziel
was seriously wounded.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

70 take a tour
ro,v in the
IVi,5y, CTy
Ink Spots lace
di.c makers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
By LEILA MAE HENDRICKS
THE NOBLE NATURE

II is not growing like a tree
In bulk; doth make man better be-;
Or standing long an oak, three
hundred years,
To fall log a; last, dry bald, and
scar;
A lily OF a day
Is fairer far in May.
Although it fall and die that night
Il was the plant and flower OF light.
In small proportions we just beau
ties see,
And in short measures life may per-
feet be.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
CONAkT GARDENS

TO Chicago to attend the American
Legion convention. Mr.. Nails holds
a prominent position in one Of the
posts here and Mrs. Nails is presi-
dent OF one OF the ladies auxili-
aries.
ACKERMAN. MISS. VISITOR
Mrs Ada Robinson OF Alderman,
Miss. is the house guest Of her
daughter Mrs. Mary Potts Of God
dard street.
Miss Ada Belle Potts. the debu-
tanie daughter OF the Potts left last
Tuesday for Washington, D, C.. to
enter the Mamie Burroughs school
where she Mill major IN interior
decorating and dress designing.
IN WASHINGTON. d. c.
Mrs Davis Moore OF Wexford left
last Sunday for Washington, D. c.,
to visit her mother and to join her
sister, Mrs. Florence Collins, for a
visit to the Worlds Fair in New
York City. Mesdames Moore and
Collins will return to Detroit the
latter part Of this month.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
IN WASHINGTON, d. C.
Top Spots In
NITELIFE
by LARRY CHIsM-


BOUT THEATRE FOLKS
It's said Grant Page literally broke
1t up" al the opening of Chfs Grand
Terrace was hot aplenty O..
Waiter Barnes. up and coming soft
sw!ngster slated
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

COMMUNITY BAPTIST
SPONSORS BANQUET

Tho Descoro.s Council If Com.
r,n1i,y psn,ist c5u~cb sno,,sored
bsrouot H., u.,s resI1, , 1,yelv
sffsir Al tbc church in KiingsT las,
n1andav s,.an'nT rba ,ahIss ,rere
beanfifm immaculate ,able
liner gIoan,ing silver and choice
cut a,1fumn eowors adorned the
+sble The r,er,, wss dslicious and
consisted ~ frind chicken nine
sp,Ie s,1sd =, lettuce craar,ed
ro,s.oes ness stpffed oljve. celery
c~esre5 csrro,s ho. r,1Is ice crsa,r
sr5 cska
Tbs aei,ers ~ ,bo council arc.
NJ. ps-.y v,,,.ori ,rosi5on, I'D
NJ Wor,.ir zocrt.,r,, pefare
tbs hsr,rIet n-7g-5l, uss rem
49, w. rsr,'csrstirg wore.
NJ IA r,-I, TTs-sia lIsrr7g-e5Iher
W,1Iis5s srd 1-beodoro unnt
49, ,.,,'- coI,i,,ris, Taa ,ys-4-asses
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

In a sentimental mood
I am longing dear for you
Wishing that l knew
A panacea for this solitude.
In a lovers tender mood
am ac1tng iust- for yoti
Hoping that perhaps we two
Might again our love renew.
Larry
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mason Of
Goddard had as house guests Mr..
and Mrs, George Wills and Mr., and
MIS-. Joseph Mitchell Of Houston,
Tex. While here many social courte-
ties were extended the charming
guests. There were picn!cs, sight
seeing. dinner and theatre parties.
The Willis and Mitchells are promi-
nent in business circles in Houston,
both being merchants and owners of
their blishments
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
EXCELSIOR ART AND
SOCIAL CLUB

Mrs. Daniel Stevenson Of Wex-
ford was hostess 10 the Excelsior
Art and Social club last Tuesday
evening. Il was social evening u.
bridge was enjoyed. The hostess
served delicious. refreshments. The
members were delighted 10 well
come back Mrs. Gertrude Harris
who has been absent due 10 illness,
The next meeting Will be with Mrs.
Francis on Moran The officers are:
Mrs. R l.. Ransom, president; Mrs
Daniel Stevenson, vice president;
Mrs, G. Harris, financial secretary;
Mrs, Joe Nance, recording secretary
and Mrs Susie Hinkins, treasurer.
"A FHzANFA-GA.,tI VISITOR
Mrs. c. W. Powell, widow Of the
late Dr. c, W Powell, physician and
surgeon Of the Harrison Memorial
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
Back Pain and
Kidney Strain

Wrong foods and drinks, worry, overwork
and colds often put strain on the Kidneys
and non-systemlc and non-organic Kidney
and Bladder troubles may be the true cause
of Excess Acidity, Getting Up Nights. Burn
ness, Swollen Ankles. Rheumatic Pains, and
PUFFY Eyelids. In many such cases the d.
uretic action of the Doctors prescription
Cystex helps the Kidneys clean out Excess
Acids. This plus the palliative work of Cystex
may easily make you feel like a new person
in Just a few days. Try Cystex under the
guarantee of money back unless completely
satisfied. Cystex costs only &c dose at drug
gists and the guarantee protects yeu.--
Evening star., 1939-07-30
SEA WITCH
Continued from poss nine

Johnnie was cheerful and excited.
do you think I'm going to stay
until I've caught five hundred blue
backs?" she demanded.
"Only fair, amt it?"
Its absurd. And my father will
be looking for me-"
What could he do?" Johnnie asked.
This is kidnapping"
"Nope was in big run. Stopped
to rescue you when saw you broken
down in the gulf. Nobody'd expect
me to quit the bluebacks just to get a
spoiled brat home"
"I'll tell the truth?' she cried.
The truth doesn't seem to be
worth much around here" Johnnie
said. you've got to have witnesses,
some sort of proof"
Rosemary confronted him, eyes
dancing. 1--WE got proofr she cried.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

when they find my boat. see your
line and float -"
Johnnie chuckled. You'd better
not mention that" he said. Law
against cutting fish gear. Here it
comesp'
They had found the run again. All
the rest of the afternoon they chugged
slowly through Coho Pass and fought
fish. Supper time came and went, the
sun set, still the silver salmon struck.
The deck was covered now. Rose
mary had no place to stand. She was
so weary she could hardly drag in fish
or swing a club Not until darkness
had come and phosphorus glowed on
the lines did the run stop.
The girl took off torn-sOaked gloves
and looked at her bleeding palms. But
she looked too at the fish heaped
on deck. How many?" she asked.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Handling Uninvited Guest.

They do offsn put Us in smbosross-
ing sifvofions - these unexpected.
vninvtsd guests. Your experience
moy differ in detail but il will BE-
simiIor in spirit TO ths sitvotions dis
evsssd in this IsofIet. rs q helpful
discussion. To get il, send thsse-esnt
stomp ito cover the cost Of moiIing)
with q note TO Ms. Post, Service
Department. This Week Magazine.
in core Of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

wind, pet invention of my own is a
wind-break 1t is made of yard-and-
half length of ticking with hem at
either end, through which long garden
stakes are inserted and then thrust
into the sand. Several such wind
breaks on windy day are really
comfort-making, not only to the cooks
striving to keep the wind from blowing
out the fire, but to all who object to
sand in their food.
There is also the subject of going to
summer parties. Those beyond ex-
treme youth must be almost in
specialist class to enjoy themselves.
No amount of training in courtesy
can enable bad sailors to be other than
wretchedly ill on pitching boat. Even
effects of weather can be very un-
happy. In other words, if you are
perfect sailor or sun-basker, or
wind -endurer, or a cliff climber, then
20 out on the rough sea, or to an all
day picnic on sizzling beach, or for a
climb to the top of mount lookout.
But if these are not to your taste, then
you must either acquire tolerance. or
face your own handicap frankly to
avoid being handicap to anyone else.
Before I end this subject of mid
summer hospitality, it is really of ut
most importance - particularly this
year of the two worlds fairs - to say
something about the intfuders who
take unfair advantage of relationship,
however distant. and friendship, how
ever slight. and settle down upon
those whose very kindness and cour-
tesy make them helpless to protest.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
C.Gssos

have to write to scores of kindly peo-
pie, these days, that courtesy does not
require them to let hitherto indif-
ferent relatives arrive at their city
apartment or the cottage in the sub
urbs in order to see the fair Nor is it
exacted that they allow even their
friends to 60 on sit-in strike for beds
and board. These kindly house-holders
have no reason to let the Lotacrusts
and the Pushings, and the Hobo
Cummings, and all the Others of the
same variety, take possession of what
does not belong to them.
The many letters have had. from
people who have been so imposed
upon, make me almost sorry l ever
wrote a word about the obligations of
hospitality. Of course, when do write
about the courtesy that host and
hostess MUST show to guests,
mean guests who have been invited, or
who have been encouraged to stay.
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

of line were hauled in. only to be lost.
The fish started around the boat and
she was able to gain on him. Then he
sounded and would not bulge. Rose
mary did not ask for help again. She
lost ground in furious rushes, regained
it. Ten minutes passed, fifteen. Line
was snarled at her feet. At last Johnnie
picked up a gaff and went aft.
The great fish came to the surface,
rested a moment. Johnnie struck,
swung her prize aboard. Sixty pounds
easy" he chuckled.
He clubbed it, removed the hook,
slid it among the bluebacks. They
were of uniform size, and they seemed
like herrings beside this monster.
Il never saw so big a salmon"
Rosemary gasped as she sat down.
"And he's not like the Others"
''You got tyee."
He made me mad. Wasn't going
to let me catch him. could feel him
saying so through the line"
"Sure. That's where he gets his
name. Tyee is Siwash for boss. He
thought he was boss and he was going
to prove it"
But he didn't. Johnnie.
mo, Mick. You're not used to
that"
Rosemary looked up. startled and
angry. Johnnie grinned. but only a
little. He suspected that he had hit
nail smack on the head.
After Strengthening out the lines, he
set the boat on its course and went
below. He had bought steak from the
cannery tender, and fresh bread and
butter. So long as bluebacks we're not
running, he intended to get real
meal.
1t was almost ready when he felt
the boat swing. He caught faint
Jerk, then another, and heard pole
whipping. When he looked out port
hole he saw rocks close aboard.
Johnnie dashed for the deck.
They were in a narrow channel be-
tween two islands, not wide enough
for the trolling poles. Johnnie kicked
out the clutch, showed it into reverse.
Two lines broke before he had stopped
the Roadway. Trying to wreck me?"
he demanded furiously,
Her face was stricken. I'm so
sorry, Johnnie" she pleaded. Il was
in such hurry and l never thought
of the lines"
But what's the need of hurry"
The Sea Witch. She was coming
through the pass"
Johnnie could not understand that.
"You don't know dad" Rosemary
said. And didn't want - couldn't
have a Ross cost you any more fish,"
She was looking at the deck. Johnnie
saw tear slip down brown cheek
and he lifted her chin with a big
rough hand. held it until her gaze
met his.
"And we amt fighting any MORE"
he said wonderingly. Its funny now
~ why we ever did
Another line broke as the current
swung the boat, but Johnnie Nelson
did not know it. An unruly brown
head WAS on his chest and his arms
were holding a slender body close.
Don't you see?" she whispered. Il
had to catch myself tyee."
Johnnie kissed her He was sure
now that he had hit that nail on the
head.
"You got one," he said. "And you
sure knew what bait to use"
The End
nn1ER ~ 4z4sa -