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\nochN en- Ell Auditorium NUM-
cipal q los alemanes perderan
la 81 pero que:
1S.lemania nazi sera de
rrotada pro ablemente por una
revoluci6rN terror, que Sc pre-
sentara cua Mo sus soldados SUI
fran los pI meros reveses grar
YES.
2.-Herman Goering, que es
menos fanatico que Hitler y ge-
heralmente mas popular, suce-
1era a este Gltimo como gober-
nante de Alemania.
3.-Finlandia quedara con-
quistada para mediados de We
rano, a menos de que Francia y
la Gran Bretana Sc decidan a
ayudarla militarmente, pero Ru
STA no avanZara mas en- Escan-
dinavia.
4.-Los Estados Unidos Sc SOS
tendran fuera del confilcto.
Hablando como hombre que
hS visto todaS las guerraS desde
que los Estados Unidos cOmba-
theron a ESpana en- 1898, Kali
tenborn dijo a su p1blico de
1,700 personals que no Sc hicie-
ran Illusion alguna acerca de los
principles que Sc defender en-
la presente guerra.
"Francia e Inglaterra estan
peleando en- defensa de Sus i'm
perios," dijo. "Esta es una bue-
ma raz5n para que Francia y la
Gran Rretana vayan a Ia que
ira pero no 10 es para q. los Es-
tados UnidoS tomen parte en-
ella"
Esta declaration fuA muy a.
plaudi6a Tor la concurrencia.
Dijo Kaltenborn O. esta que
ira, Il Jifyrencia de otras desa-
rrolladas en- la historic, va a ser
decidida por preston economical
en- lugar de hombres y caiones.
Ninguna e. las part5s. dijo, Sc
atreve a tomar por asalto las pc
siciones enemigas en- ell frente
occidental y ser victima de la car
NIGERIA que habia de resultar de
clio.
En- esta situacidn la guerra
queda confiada a las lineas de a.
bastecimiento de los aliadoS y
de sus enemigos, y los prime
ros estan actualmente ganando
la batalla.
ia campana submarine de
Alemania es un complete fra
case. En- seis meses los ingleseS
han perdido unas 100000 tone
ladas en- barcos; pero al miSmo
tempo han botado al aqua mas
de esa cantidad. Por SUI parte
Alemania ha perdido la mitad
de sus submarines. Nc es tan
facil reemplazar a los submari-
nos v mucho menos las tripula-
clones desaparecidas.
Kaltenborn hizo la siguiente
pregunta: "iQue otra acci6n pc
sible puede tomar Alemania?"
iMarchar a traves de Holanda?
Esta esta tres .veces mejor pre-
parada que en- la Ultima guerra
Y Francia tiene un ejercito dis
puesto para ir a su defensa in
mediatamente.
la traves de los Balkanes?
Turquia, que fue aliada de Ale
mania en- la pasada guerra, esta
lista para salirle al encuentro
con un ejercito de 100000 de
hombres, Y los turcos son bue-
nos soldados.
Pero la cosa mas importante
es Ell bloqueo ingles. Los alema-
mes tienen raciones limitadas y
esperan recibir where's de Ru-
STA, Rumania y otros paises pa
"a combatir el bloqueo. Cuando
la guerra comience de verdad,
Alemania no podra obtener to-
das la smaterias primas que ne
costa para sostenera.
Ash como Ell Jap6n Sc Ia ago
tado en- China, lie ocurrira a A.
lemania en- Europa. Hab4endo
estado en- Alemania todos los
amos desde Ell advenimiento de
Hitler al pOder, y aun antes, es-
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and drama, Is scheduled q hive It's
local premiere at the Palace Theatre,
on Thursday, Friday and saturday,
May 30, 81, and June /. Produced
in Hollywood by Argus Pictures,
Inc, Double Dear' is directed by
Arthur Dreifuss and released thru
the nationwide facilities of Interna-
tional Roadshows.
Romantic stars Of tbs thrilling,
gangster night-life story, are Monte
Hawley and Jeni LeGon. The lovely
dancing ingenue is seen as the CLAM
erous star entertainer at an under
world night spot. Hawley has the
past Of an honest gambler, while
Maeeo Sheffield is the political boss,
Edward Thompson is his quick-fin-
gered stooge and r. f. Miller essays
the role Of another of tho gang.
Florence tSulumail O'Brien is the
clubs cigarette girl, with Freddie
Jackson and Shelton Brooks cast in
important supporting parts.
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DINNER A SUCCESS

The members Of the committee Of
the Alumni Group Of the Religious
Education institute was very much
pleased at the response Of their
first dinner banquet given Thursday
May 10 at the, Linden Center.
The effort was to reimburse the
treasury in order 70 pay off a pledge
to the Dayton .Community Council
for the Religious Education cam
paign fund. This, the COMMITTEES is
pleased to announce, was accom-
plished. A number Of the. ministers
and their wives were present which
gave encouragement to the group.
Several Of the weekday Bible school
teachers were also present. DR.
Frank A. Shuts, dean of the Dayton
Community Training School gave
encouraging remarks. Mrs. Carrie
Harris, chairman of the dinner. as
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STUDIO

The Limberlost Studio is now re-
Stunning free services to clubs,
schools, literary groups, garden
clubs, nature study groups and clas-
ses along such lines of Biology Zoo
Iogy. landscaping. Horticulture, Ma
ture Study and some phase Of Ma
tural History, lectures and exhibits
of plant life, Entomology. minerals,
sea life ect., are available free to
those interested. Formulas and se-
crets as added feature may be had
for the asking. Information to stu
dents speciality with field trips and
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.DA Y 7 ON
NEWS BRIEFS
WOMAN'S DAY
AT cORINTHIAN


AT coRINTHIAN
Sunday, May 26, will be Woman's
Day at the Corinthian Baptist
church, Western Avenue and Gold
Street. All day services will ia
held. The morning service at 10:45
will feature an address by Mrs Il
Fitzpatrick.
Afternoon meeting will be addres
aed by Miss Doris Sanford; while
the evening will feature Mrs e.
Givens as the principal speaker. The
public IS invited to these services A
wonderful program with good music
will be rendered at each service
Mrs. ]. w. Shaw, chairman
Rev. G. w. Thomas, minister
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experiments. All activities are SUI
pervised by Terrell E. Banks, son
and Mrs. Claradine Wilkes, daugh-
ter, of the late f. i. Banks, foun-
der Of the STUDIO. Cail either FU
9646 or AID 6604 for interview or
appointments.
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EDUCATOR
VISITS DAYTON

Prot. $. F. Collins, head of de-
parment of education, Lincoln Uni
versity, jefferson City, Mo-, passed
thru Dayton en- route home from
Wilberforce. While here he called
at the Forum Office and had a plea
SAINT chat with Mr.. and Mrs. Rives
over happenings Of yesterdays at
Kentucky State College when they
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PUBLIC INVITED

The public is invited 10 ride on
the Elks special train to Akron, O..
The fare will be four dollars round
trip. For reservations call the Elks
Lodge, 3l1 s. Summit st. ask for
Mr.. Roy Mundy for reservations.
James w. Hunter, Pub. Agt.
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WOMEN'S DAY AT
ZION HILL. BAPTIST

Women's Day program will be
held at Zion Hill Baptist Church the
second Sunday in June with all day
services. Rev. Hubbard is the pas
tor of this church.
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were members OF the faculty. He
visited the Dunbar high school, the
Dunbar Home and the De Soto Bass
Courts.
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FOR RENT--Office space available,
steam heat. Ideal location for In
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sisted by Mrs. Russie Hunter are
thanking all who assisted III making
this a success.
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DOUBLE DEAL,
AT PALACE
I H EA 7 r E

Double DEAL characterized as
romance packed with exciting action
Evening star., 1940-09-20

were Mr.. David Roberts. Mr.. Frank
Holloman and Mr.. Nicholas Sturm.
A small reception was held at the
brides home, following the cere-
mony.
For her travelling costume the
bride wore dusty rose velveteen
suit with black accessories.
Mrs. Seavey is a graduate of
Providence Hospital. Mr.. Seavey
attended Brown University and re-
ceived degrees Of B. A. and M. A.
from George Washington Univer-
sity, as well as degrees of LII. B.,
and LII. M. from Georgetown Uni
versity. He now is connected with
the legal division of Bethlehem Steel
Corp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seavey will make
their home in Bethlehem, Pa, after
December /.
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Miss LOrella Moore Bride
OF Mr.. Joseph Gilbert, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Frapklin Gill
bert, jr., have arrived in Takoma
Park after their marriage which
took place Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 8, on the lawn at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Edward Moore in Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio. The bride was Miss
Lorella Eva Moore. Mr.. Gilbert is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert of
Takoma Park. The Rev. Leon Rob-
bins officiated.
Miss Bessie Moore, sister of the
bride, played the Dream Prelude
and the wedding march.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore an after
noon gown of white moire silk with
lace yoke and sleeves, which were
elbow length. The bodice was a
fitted design with full skirt. The
fingertip veil was held in place with
a small turban which matched the
brides gown. Her bouquet was of
white chrysanthemums and asters.
Miss Moore, sister of the bride was
her only attendant. She wore
gown of yellow French crepe, trim
med with yellow lace, made with
fitted bodice and f1aring skirt. She
wore white picture hat and car
ried a large bouquet of pink and
blue asters tied with a wide yellow
ribbon.
Mr.. Edward Moore, brother of the
bride, was the best man.
A reception was held for about so
guests, following the ceremony. Mrs.
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Hyattsville. the Rev. Paul Crosse

Hyattsville. the Rev. Paul Crosse
close of Colesville, Md, officiating.
Preceding the ceremony Mr.. Ed
ward Drinkard of this city sang and
Mr.. John Wells played the organ
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a powder
blue street-length dress with blue
accessories ard a corsage of gar.
denias and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Willard T. Haskins, sister Of
the bride, was the matron of honor.
She wore a gown Of dusty pink crepe
and a corsage of gardenias and blue
hydrangea.
DR.. John E, Faber of Collegs
Heights was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heagy are now at
home at 80 Clagett road, University
Park.
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and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Others included Mrs. Joshua
Evans, Mrs. Charles Brand, Mrs.
Amos Gordon. Mrs. Curtis Shears,
Mrs Alexander Dye, Mrs. Stanley
K. Hornbeck Mrs. j. Craig Peacock,
Mrs. Paul V. McNutt, Mrs. Raymond
Clapper. Mrs. Ellis Meredith, Mrs.
Basil Manly. Mrs. Charles H. Duell,
Mrs. Louis Dreller, Mrs. Royal Nc
Kenna, Mrs Harold Deisemeier,
Mrs. j. Brent Clark, Mrs. Barnet
Mover, Mrs. Walter Wyatt, Mrs.
Samuel o. Herrick, Mrs. Luther
Johnson, Mrs. Walter Burke, Mrs.
E. c. Eicher and Mrs NJ NJ Young.
Mrs. Helen Noodle, executive secre-
tary, will be assisted by Mrs. Moor
head, Mrs. Cajigas, Mrs. Clapper,
Mrs. Hornbeck, Mrs. Duggan and
Miss Bernardino.
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ivory bridal satin wedding dress
made with fitted basque bodice,
heart neckline and long tight fitting

ivory bridal satin wedding dress
made with a fitted basque bodice,
heart neckline and long tight fitting
sleeves which came to points over
the hands. The skirt fell into a
long and full train. The finger-tip
veil of bridal net was caught with
cluster of lilies forming a halo.
She carried an arm bouquet of white
roses. A double strand of pearls,
gift from the bridegroom, was her
only ornament.
Mrs. r. Edwin Sherwood, I'd, of
Charleston, w. Va, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor and the
only attendant. She wore a pink
faille taffeta gown of floor length.
Her hat was of the same shade and
she carried an arm bouquet of pink
roses.
Mr.. Lawrence X. Warman was
his brothers best man.
A reception was held following the
ceremony, after which the bride and
bridegroom left on their honey
moon.
For her travelling costume the
bride chose an imported tweed
jacket, biege wool dress and brown
accessories. Her corsage was tails
man roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warman will make
their home in Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
WOnenPlan
For Talks on
inAnerica
Ecuador Envoy
Expresses Approval
Of Program

Women prominent in club, OFF,
cial and social circles Of Washing
ton met yesterday at the Shore
ham Hotel to discuss plans for a
series of lectures on Latin Amer
lea designed to promote better
understanding among the people
of the Western Hemisphere.
Mrs. Henry F. Grady, wife of the
Assistant Secretary of State, pre-
sided, although she explained she
was not the official chairman.
Capt. Colon Eloy Alfara. Ambas-
sador from Ecuador. in a brief talk
expressed his approval and en-
couragement of the program
planned. The Ambassador sug-
gested commercial attaches be in
vited as speakers for the lectures.
as they are qualified to give data
and statistics on economic condi-
tions in the different countries.
Six lectures are planned, the first
on October % at the Shoreham Ho-
tel. Mrs. Grady announced. The
geographical, historical, political,
economic, cultural and educational
history of Latin-American repub-
lies will be discussed by represen-
tative men and women from South
American republics as well as the
United States.
A photography will be prepared
by a committee headed by Mrs.
Howell Moorhead for those desiring
to study subjects under discussion.
With suggestions invited from the
audience, the consensus was in ia
vor of popular rather than scholas-
tic talks.
Miss Minerva Bernardino of the
Inter American Commission OF
Women introduced her guest. Sen
ora Graceila Schnake of Santiago,
Chile, a feminist leader in Chilean
politics and former Mayor of the
capital OF her country. Her re-
marks, in Spanish. were trans
lated by Mrs. Laurence Duggan.
Among those who took part in the
program were Mrs. Tomas Cajigas,
representing the Columbian Women
Of George Washington University;
Mrs. Max o. Lorenz. Voteless Dis
trict League of Women Voters; Mrs.
Howell Moorhead. Foreign Policy
Association: Mrs. Edgar Boyd Kay,
Political Study Club; Mrs. William
c. Van Week. American Association
Of University Women; Mrs. Frank
a Linzel. Washington Council of
Church Women: Mrs. Mordecai
Ezekial, League of Women Shoppers,
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Benefit Exhibit

Mrs. George F. Zook will hold an
exhibit of early Americana Friday.
September 81, at her home, $500
Klingle street NV. The exhibit
will be for the benefit of the Red
Cross, and an admission of 25 cents
will be charged.
Among other things that will be
on exhibit will be the large collec-
ton of glass which Mrs Zook has
taken much time and study to as
semble. This exhibit will be from
5 to 7 o'clock, and tea will be
served.
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Moore wore a gown Of white silk
with jacket.
For travelling, the bride chose a
suit Of white sharkskin with a pink
blouse and white accessories. The
couple will make their home in
Takoma Park, at Ill Flower avenue.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert are
former students Of Washington Mis-
siOnary College.
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Miss Mary Graham Bride
OF MIR. Henry b. Engle.

Miss Mary w. Graham was mar
ried to Mr.. Henry B. Engle in the
Little Church of Fort Lincoln on
Sunday, September IS. The single
ring ceremony was witnessed by $50
guests.
The Rev. Robert L. Whittenburg,
chaplain of the church, officiated.
The bridal party followed the
young couple to Hope Spring where.
in accordance with tradition, they
drank from the cooling waters.
The bride, carrying an arm bou-
quet of roses, wore a gown of beau
tiful flowing white satin, with a
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Miss Dorothy Sturm,
Mr.. James Seavey Married.

Miss Dorothy Sturm, daughter of
Mrs. Henry Sturm, was married to
Mr.. James T. Seavey, September 2.
in st. Gabriel's Catholic Church.
The Rev. John Roeder off1ciated.
The bride wore a street-length
dress Of blue wool with wine acces-
sories and an orchid corsage. Her
only attendant, Miss Marian Seavey,
sister of the bridegroom, wore a
navy blue sheer crepe dress, ac-
cented in white, and a corsage of
gardenias.
Mr.. John Sturm, brother of the
pride, was best man. The ushers
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Miss Elizabeth Cover
Bride of Mr.. Albert Heagy.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Cover. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Cover of Hyattsville, Md, to
Mr.. Albert B. Heagy took place Au-
gust 10 in the Methodist Church in
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Miss Virginia Gilley Married
To Mr.. Philip v. Warman.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilley an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Reid Gilley, to
Mr.. Philip Victor Warman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Warman of
Washington.
The wedding took place at noon,
September IL, at the home of the
brides parents, at 1705 N. Calvert
street, Arlington, in the presence
of the families and close friends.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Ira P. Harbaugh of the
First Christian Church of Arlington.
The improvised altar in front of
the fireplace was banked with ferns,
palms and huge basket of white
giadioluses. On either side were
seven branch candelabras.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father. She wore an
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Weddings
Of Interest
1nCapital
Continued From Page B-3.)

gloves and a coronet Of taffeta
matching her gown trimmed with
pink flowers. Her corsage was of
talisman roses.
Mr.. Wetmore is a graduate Of
Mount Vernon Academy, in Mount
Vernon, Ohio, and Mrs. Wetmore
was graduated from the Reading
High School. Both are students of
Washington Missionary College.
They will be at home after Septem-
Der 80 in Central Hall at the college.
Mrs. Wetmore is assisting in the
Office of the registrar and Mr.. Wet
more also is employed at the college.
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veil and train OF white lace. "At
Dawning" was sung by Mr.. Leslie
Jones, accompanied by Mrs. Jones
at the organ.
Following their honeymoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Engle will be at their new
home, the Everglades, Washington.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Argentina has 10000 fewer motor
vehicles than in 1880.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

France has ordered 5000 tons
of mutton from Argentina.
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Cop. HEAD SELECTS
NEGRO CAMPAIcN LEADERS
"a Annual Championships Of America
Tennis Association At Wilberforce

Beginning Monday, August 18th,
the 9th championships Of the ATA
We're underway; upsets We're present
IN every day Of play, and many Of
the seeded PLAYERS we're lett by the
WaNSiee as they progressed.
Among the many social affairs
during the week were. 4 reception at
Mitchell Hall eli Monday; Tuesday,
Percy Lower Syncopatofs, played Tor
i sport dance ii Beacon Gymna-
Sium; Thursday evening. Earl Hoods
Orchestra played for the visitors at
kllkarc Park and Friday evening,
the annual ArA ball was held III the
gymnasium. Before and after every
affair. the lsiks III Aenla WAS home
for the many socialites, especially
The Baltimore delegation who wen
the title oi athe Glamour Girls and
Boys.
Wednesday night, the annual
meeting of The American Tennis
Association was given the right way.
Business Of the association was
promptly expedite with al annual
reports received ia mimeographed
form and the approval of the nom-
mating committee unanimously ~
eeivea The meeting Was over n
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plao Fii1t t!e eoatead
fot l.IeaHe 4 place il
the heafl Sc alRe ieaus, has become
the Mecca % Nt editors, states
men and politicians.
Joining tbs great eatavan, M
spent Satuldas nigtit and sunday il
this eharm eias the guests Of Mt
and Mls lIeiF Miller.
The Forum ear iet't Dayton at s
p.ni. ltald.ty morning, arriving at
Richmond. Ind the same time
thank NJ Ohio daylight saving tin
Richmond has col lred population
" 1000, about one-tenth Of the to-
tai The city n celebrating its Tooth
anniversary SaEtembcr y and lie
aolasrd nanpIe ;ae participating III
big WAY Richmond was settled
by tluakers and the spirit Of bro+'l-
erly love exists sdll despite the ia-
hux 81 oatherners. The communi-
Continued on page p
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SO, John Beres, Sam Thai, Howard
Egbert, Miriam Rosenthal, Paul w,
Williams and Joseph Murphy
Upon the governors arrival from
Toledo, he was greeted in the MOTEL
lobby by Leslie Diehl and Ralph
sshellhouse, members Of the Chamber
of Commerce music committee which
has sponsored the Sunday night civic
concerts at the banshell. Others who
attended the reception preceding the.
dinner were State Senator /, i.
Baker, Of Phillipsburg, and Parker
$. Bookwalter, district engineer Of
the state highway department.
Following the bandshell concert,
Continued on page p
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Wesleyan Meth
odist Church Of
America, which
convenes in Day
ton, August 28
to Sept. I. Busi-
ness sessions will
be held daily il,
t h G afternoon,
and the dele
gates and public
are invited to the
special programs
In I ha n,rnninm
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College Civilians Hold
Pre-College Clinic
Under Auspices
OF The Y MICA.
b. j. S. PEASANT III

Friday evening, August 80, the
Collegiate Civilians held their pre-
college clinic at the Fifth Street
YMCA. The affair marked one Of
the largest attended college clinics
ever held in this city.
Speakers for the program included
CONTINUED on page EIGHTY
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Alice Wright Troop 25, she IS
survived by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs CLYDE Wright, and one sister,
Esther, l8. She was member OF
Mckinley Methodist church.
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British ambassador
Replies To F ather
Belboder's 5 Letter
BRITISH EMBASSY
WASHINGTON

August %, 1910
The Rev. J. N. samuels- Belboder
30 Z Norwood Avenue,
Dayton, Ohio.
Sir
am directed BY His Majesty Il
Ambassador to acknowledge with
thanks your letter of August goth
enclosing the Dayton Forum. and to
say that your letter printed in that
paper has been read with much in
tcrest and Lord Lothian greafly ap-
preciates your support Of Great
Britain
am, Sir,
Yours very truly,
i. R. Hoyer Millar
Secretary.
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The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society will hold Their
meeting on Friday at 7:3o pm
The Young People Of Wesleyan
will have their program on Saturday
Continued on page p
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ed final rites at
1890 pm. Monday
in the McKin ey
Methodist church.
Burial was in Long,
Ohio, near Green
vile.
A 5 t u d e n t In
r o 0 $ e Il e ! 7 high
school and a mem
ber Of Girl Scouts,
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informal reception and dinner in the
Biltlnofe hotel Those attending
included Mayor Charles j Brennan
and Mrs. Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Nonneman, Charles M. Kel-
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BY JULIAN s. PEASANT, II
Twentyfour years ago, nr, D..
Ivison Hoage predicted that the fu-
ture Of Negro tennis would be plac-
ed In the hands Of the Negro college,
This prediction soon became a real
ity and was certainly evidenced at
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Alice Wright Dies;
Rites Held Monday

Alice Wright, 16, Of 915 South
Broadway, who died Friday morning
ii Miami Valley hospital after q
i:c ;lInace racaiy-
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Rev. Wilson Is
President Of South
Ohio Conference Of
Wesleyan Methodist

Reverend Jerome w. Wilson IS
president of the 47th Annual Session
of the South Ohio Conference Of the
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two weeks soiourn here. Duline the
first week Of her stay sh WAS the
guest Of Mrs. John a. Green of S.
Kilmer street, and aurine the sees
ond week she was the quest Of Miss
Marian smith New York Citv Wiz
was visiting Rev. and Mrs. 7 j..
Smith, her parents Of Mercer avenue.
Miss Pritchett is now connected
with the New York City school VS.
tenn in the capacity Of q psyehiatrie