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Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
Southern Tennis
Meet to Open in
'Kegee, July Is

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala,
July 13-The Sixteenth Annual
Championships of the Southern
Tennis association shapes up as
possibly the best in this long Sc
ries Of sterling tennis in Dixie.
The oath U. S. Infantry Tennis
club Of Fort Benning, Ga, has
made plans to send ten players
led by Sergeant Charles Penrose,
their number one man. Penrose
will play in the singles and team
with his old partner, Richard Col
Inns, to take part in the doubles
competition. Penrose and Collins
are former Southern Tennis as
ISOLATION doubles champions.
Joseph D. MCGEE, chairman Of
the American Tennis association
publicity committee, is bringing
twelve players from the South
Carolina Tennis association The
Georgia Tennis association will
furnish players among whom will
be Marshall Arnold, Morehouse
college freshman, a former Ma
tional boys champion, and who
now holds, along with Joe King
Of Dorchester Academy, Mcintosh,
Ga, the National Junior doubles
championship. James F. Carter,
enc Of the young players Of At
lanta, will probably team with
Arnold in the doubles. They won
the Georgia State doubles cham
pionship at Camp John Hope, Ft.
Valley, Ga, .ast week. Xavier
univ i is sending group Of
players headed by Louis Graves,
present Georgia state champion.
From West Palm Beach, Fla,
George w. Ingram, executive Sec
rotary Of the Florida Tennis as
ISOLATION, and Ulysses Ingram, his
brother, have entered the dou-
bleS.
Tuskegee will be represented by
John B. Garrett, National veterans
champion; Howard Minis, Cliff
ford Russell, Robert Scales, Will
liam Campbell, Charles C. Be
vans, and several other well
known players. The play in the
women's section promises to be
the best ever staged on the Cham
piOnship Courts with such stars
as Roumania and Margaret Pc
tiers in the singles and doubles;
Katherine Jones and Maymie
Stanley in singles and doubles;
Helen Hutchinson in junior sin
giles; Mrs. CleVe l.. Abbott and w.
Russel Brown in singles and dou-
bles.
The Georgia association will
send Miss Ella F. Bush Of Allan
ia; Miss Magnolia Childs and Miss
Rosebud Brown, also Of Atlanta.
Miss Lesline Ratchet and Miss
Gladys Hambick Of Tillotson col
lege, Austin, Texas, will take
part in the singles and doubles,
From Florida comes Miss Susie
Washington, ace Of the Florida
! Tennis association.
Drawings will be held in Logan
Hall at the Institute, Wednesday
evening, July "a, at o'clock.
Play will start promptly at 10 o.
clock Thursday morning July 25.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
East West Game
Continued from page 100

Continued from page 100
pitching three innings of shutout
ball, the East won l to thrill
L to even it up. But again in
1885, big, powerful Mule Suttles
occupied the hero's limelight with
4 prodigious home run wallop in
he eleventh inning, good for three
runs and an II to 8 triumph for
the West.
And so it continued. In 1886,
the East pounded out a 10 to 2
victory and again in '37 they tri-
umphed by z to 2, to go ahead in
wins, only to have Neil Robinson
come along in 1888 with his
game-Winning four-bagger and
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

=. for basic, advanced and Spe-
cialized work. Randolph Field,
San Antonio, Texas, the '''West
Point Of the Air" is now desig-
mated the Gulf Training center.
Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala,
formerly the home of the corps
tactical school, is known as the
Southeast Training center. Moi
felt field, Calf, is called the
West Coast training center. At
these schools, cadets will under
go 10 weeks basic training, 10
weeks advanced training, and five
weeks work in specialized types:
pursuit, attack, bombardment, or
reconnaissance planes. The South
west and West Coast centerss will
open in September and October,
respectively. Let us hope and
pray that, by that time, some
measure will have been enacted
to afford our boys entrance.
Pursuant to mail as space will
permit: Mr.. T. w. New York City:
The colored employee to whom you
refer in your letter is affection
ately known, as.s"Dodo Tom" to
army filters. He is an enlisted
man with rank of corporal, janitor
and utility man of Company B.
barracks, Randolph Field, and is
entering his 9th year of army
service. Not able to ascertain
his full name. '-,.5
Miss NJ B. Philadelphia: You
are certainly to be cornplimentec
on your knowledge of military
flying; you can tell many a man
what. it's all about, and 40 doubt
have: Due to the fact that your
query is highly technical and
would require. some space for re-
ply, we suggest that you secure
"a, copy of the August POPULAR
AVIATION, on the stands by the
time this is in print. Herein, I'VE
enter into a thorough, discussion
[of the technical considerations at
tendant to, bombing and the, IA
NOUS Sperry bombing sight: Def
fnitely, no. The only female COM
bat pilots we know of were one
who flew in Spain for a time,
and the many reported active dur
ing the Finnish campaign--Rus-
slams all. < ..s.......
T. j. New: York City: You'll
have to GO to Canada at your own
expense and file application with
the commanding officer of the
air recruiting station in your
point of entry. No, we know OF
no colored filters in the Royal Ca
madam Air force, but they are
very liberal up there and you'll
probably have entree if you can
make the grade physically and
educationally. Write or wire
Wing Commander A. deNiVerville,
Chief Of Air Staff, Department Of
Natl Defense, Ottawa, Canada.
Yes, we think it will make a man
Of you or else ..
Mr.. G. G. Tulsa, Okla. Wouldn't
worry too much about your sta
tus if, and when CONSUMPTION
comes into effect. The compul-
sorry training measure has been
pigeon-holed because of differ
ences Of opinion between war
navy departments and civilian
authorities. Meanwhile, suggest
that you apply for the WPA voca-
tional training in your city, since
you state that you are not skilled
in a trade or profession. If wal
comes you've a chance =. il
it. doesn't you have a future.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE
again proved that her girls domi-
nate the American track and field
events. In retaining her nation
al honors, the Alabama debs roll
ID up the imposing total Of :.
IS points, Or 2-3 of poin'
less than DOUBLE THAT
OF ANY OTHER ORGANIZA-
TON This is how the Book
er Washington Institution team
won out: took the AGO meter relay
went, ALICE COACHMAN, car
ried off high jumping laurels;
plus places in virtually all other
events. The Polish Olympic club
vas second with :. 46, 1-3
Joints; Philadelphia Moose,
bird with "a, and the Chi
ago Hurricanes, fourth with \.
q. <..--
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

EIGHT CHAMPIONS RE-
oEATED THIS YEAR, namely:
Stella Walsh, 200 meters miss
Lane not running here), and the
'unning broad jump; Catherine
Fellmeth, Chicago Hurricanes,
discus and shotput events; Doro-
ny Dodson, Chicago, javelin-
throw, and the aforementioned
Alice Ccachman, Of Tuskegee.
New champs crowned were An
gele Mica, st. Louis italian girl
in the baseball throw; Sybil
Cooper, New York German Amer
lean Association; go meters hur-
dies, and the : UNFORGET-
TABLE JEAN LANE, in the
so and 100 meters test Of
heart, speed and generalship.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

The league leading Lansdowne
Giants will have their club in
tact. This club, which is in first
place, has been playing great ball
all season.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

The Reformed American Catho-
lie church, just one year old, is.
the first attempt by black Amer
leans to form a Catholic church
free Of white domination or iuris-
diction. It is the only Negro
church Of its type headed by a
Negro Archbishop.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

Though President William Har-
ridge Of the American League up
held the New York Yankee protest
on the eleven-inning 10 victory
won by the White Sox June goth
and has ordered the game replay-
ed, he ruled that all individual
records in the protested game will
stand. Thus Johnny Rigney gets
credit for the hard-earned tri-
umph to give him seven victories
and Monte Pearson must suffer
the loss.
The protest was uphed on the
ground that Moose Solters did not
make a bona fide catch Of a foul
by Bill Dickey in the second in
ming when he dropped the bail
while trying to recover his falling
cap.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

WE STATIONED OURSELVES
along about the rs yard
mark, as we had been told that
Jean was a wonder at piling on
the wood from that point to the
worsted. Bang went the starters
pistol letting loose a yell
from thousands Of Threats that
fell on the ears like thunder. The
Wherefore girl was fast out OF
her holes, and at so meters
we knew the reign Of STELLA
THE GREAT was nearing its
close. Over the lightning fast ter
rain sped the bronzed antelope
no, she was more like :.
frightened gazelle, or some !.
Atlantus brought back to life out
of the faded pages of Greciar
mythology! Now people were
standing on anything they coule
reach out and grasp for :.
even their neighbors' shoulders
lin some instances). Race, color,
creed, religion all were lost
as one and all, joined in to cheer
on this brilliant track performer
who at the tender age Of II
LICKED THE FINEST WOMAN
DASHER THE WORLD HAS
SEEN UP TO THIS TIME. :.
BY FIVE YARDS!! The time Of
- SECONDS flat, was sensa-
tional enough . but the crowd.
and especially YOUR HUM
BILE CORRESPONDENT, was
eft breathless and speeches.
Throwing away our hat (the only
one we possess), we dashed doWr
he cinder runaway to grasp lit
lie Jean and hug her close (boy
lid we get a kick out of doing
shat), for a brief second. Even
then bosom heaving =.
breath coming in spasmodic inter-
walls SHE WAS EVERY
INCH THE CHAMPION, .ANX-
IOUS TO RUN AWAY FROM
ALL OF US AND TO FIND THE
BROKEN HEARTED AND
CHAGRINED STELLA
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

DON'T FAIL TO HEAR
BEES weekly Radio Forum.
Tune in Tues, lis p. m, WHIP
1880 on your dial.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
Beating
The Gun...'
Ey ALVIN MOSES

OCEAN CITY, N. j., July 10
Saturday (trackside) :. PAR
DON US FOLKS, IF WE APPEAR
TO BE OUT OF BREATH. :.
WE'VE just seen action,
female Jesse Owens in the person
Of II year old JEAN LANE,
of Wherefore university, Ohio.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

When the White SoX meet the
Cubs the result appears to be in
evitabIe-even when it's golf. The
South Siders whipped their Chi
cago rivals, 6 to 2, in their annual
inter-club match at Twin Orchard
last Tuesday, July 9. Manager
Jimmy Dykes showed the way by
beating Boss Gabby Hartnett of
the Cubs, 8 and 2, with the days
low score of 30.
The White Sox began distribu-
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

WALSH, in order to console her,
as only another woman can.
IN WINNING THE so ME-
TER CHAMPIONSHIP, Jean Lane
traversed the distance in &C., and
that is flying, if you know
your stopwatches as we do.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
IT WAS THE OCCASION OF

1T WAS THE OCCASION OF
THE WOMEN'S national
track and field championships
held in this Atlantic ocean city,
and girl athletes from leading
clubs and colleges We'd for stel-
lar honors. Archie Springer, To-
cal sportsman and his petite girl
friend Shirley Redspur, Of
fered to drive your favorite writ
er down to the games in ;.
1910 Cadillac job, that is the last
word in automobiles. Naturally
we accepted.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

JEAN LANE sweet sew.
enteen" streamlined lin a sprint
ing sense), personable IT.. in
telligent, and gracious beyond
words, won the heart of nearly
everyone assembled. here by the
manner in which she Numbered to
victory in two events on the card
viz: The SO meters, and the
100 meter dash. All week long
the pressmen Of the country had
extolled the proves Of the gal
liant olish-American sensation,
who had not only licked the best
girl sprinters but some Of
the men privately, of course)
We Coubt whether any save her
own trainer and teammates gave
this tan lassie a ghost Of chance
against the amazing Stella who
somewhat looks like, and in
some Of her mannerisms !. :.
Stimulates man.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

NO MALE TRACK PERFORM
Err Owens not excepted) :.
has thrilled your correspondent as
did this mercury-shod Venus
Of the cinderpath who with !.
cyclonic burst of speed seldom
duplicated by male athletes !.
BROUGHT TO AN END THE
NINE-YEAR REIGN OF :.
STELLA WALSH world and
Olympic record holder at 100 and
200 meters, in addition to many
other speciality events.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18

It is not known hero, even yet.
whether Mr.. Roosevelt intends to
run again or merely wants to ac-
cunulate a big bloc of delegates SO
that he may Try to name his sue
CCSSOr.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
Knights 1empIar
Grand Commander
Visits in Valley

Roiio +. Goodrich of Los Angeles,
grand commander OF Knights TEN
plar accompanied by grand officers
and committeeman. made an Off
cial visit to l. V. Commandery No.
"A. Saturday night comforting the
temple degree upon an Ell Centre
candidate
Other grand officers and COM
mitteemen present were: Grant A.
Van Vain, grand sWordbearcr,
John w. Mals2ed grand senior
warden. Robert T. Wist. Al Beanie
sen. grand cOmmltteemen; Russell
E. Van Dcrn, Al Robins j.. George
Graves, inspectors for district No.
7: Al Hansen, inspector for district
No. g, E. D Johns, inspector for
districts ! and 8; Ralph Buck. past
commander of the Glendale COM
manderSs Jerome Fertig, past COM
mander of a Colorado cOmmandcry
NJ. j. Hyde. commander of San
Diego Commandcrv No. 25. headed
DELEGATION of 10 San Diego Off
GERS and members.
These visitors. with their wives.
and tho members of the valley COM
mandcrE and their wives. dlncd to-
gether IN the temple prior to the
cOnfelTng of the degree, bridge and
whist being arranged for the WOm-
ems entertainment.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18

the excuse the sound projection
equipment had Sourcd. The next day
the cast corner of the opera house
collapsed. as four other buildings
in the past two months, all victims
of age.
Back in Reno. three thcaters put
on the picture simultaneously to
those who could be cnticed from
the gambling tables and the drink
ing emporiums. Indians, in full
movie regalia from the nearby res
ervationS. were moro gaWked upon
than gaWking. The movie folk raced
from one thCater to the other to
appear before their starch -Shirtcd
audiences. None missed a cue. The
roulette dealer who looks like Mel
vyn Douglas took two hours off to-
catch the show. Wallace Becry flew
in with his own ship to do likewise
Tom Mix and Bill Boyd, who are
cowboys in their own right and not
beholden to the Warner tribe got
more cheers than Mr.. Flynn.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
Sendfe Democrats Declare FarIeV
Aiding Garner Against Third Term

WASHINGTON. MARCH Is. IUP1
Reports that Postmaster General
James \. Farley was cooperating
informally but effectively with Vice
President John y. Gamers anti
third term movement circulated to-
day among senate Democrats.
r,,osa re,,or4s v.oro sor,ou.,,ot off
-. i,o,.o,.ar ~. rooat,o,, of - COW
.,dor,I,I,. tn,,foa sfratcrv vhorohy
Ea..,c,' 40. - },1vo e9f,Tnd -, orti-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18


executives began to sweat. Million
dollar properties can't be exposed
to a barrage of bottles, tomatoes or
cheese. and the scheduled appear
ance of the stars at the Virginia
City thCater was cancelled.
The cancellation brought forth a
whisky-laden chorus that could be
interpreted in the south as a lynch
ing bee. A press-agent caught a
Sunday-punch in the breadbasket
while arguing with the theater man
ager. Friendly ncWSpapermen who
started to his assistance gave way
to special studio police and the Sec
rotary of Gov. E. P. Carvillc. Sher-
if Eugene Biscailuz of Los Angeles
county had unfortunately been left
in Reno.
Projection of Virginia City" also
had been planned in Piper'S opera
house. built in 1865 when silver
began to flow out of the town like
bccycS out of Kansas City. The
showing was suddenly cancelled on
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
Poultry Specialist
To Speak at
Valley Meetings

a series O! three poultry meet
.'.eS We planned IN Imperial Val
eH fe@ TUESDAY and Wednesday. ac-
eordin- 70 Lee Landerman. assist
ant county aeent. to be conduted By
" T. Newton. extension specialist
in poultry.
Newton viii address a meeting OF
the Imperial county farm home de-
2artrsnt 81 the Friends churcl.
near Holtvllle at noon Tuesday. Will
speak at poultry demonstration
2.eC'.nE "Wednesday morning al TO-
81 -, tie F. B. Johnson ranch near
Ne>tmorland.
Al $50 "Wednesday afternoon lie
IL. discuss modern poultry raising
a2t,ho5> a, a meeun- at TIE Jay
So. ranch west Of Fl Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
Committee Probes
State Finances

SACRAMENTO. March 18. up, .
The exact status Of state finances
"es ought here todar as the as
senbly interim committee on rove
que and taxation scheduled lis first
meeting.
Ct particular ul r. vi Cos
CWoort OlsGn demand at III" spn-
clal session nt the legislature for
s5000o00O IL rcH taxes. which com
m'rtce member. low bold to be I'M
rCcr. arv m view of the economic.
~ rcGsf forced by the restricted
SRA appropriation.
The state department Oi finance
has been asked To submit a state
mont describing tho extent ia which
state registered warrants ran bc
floated without importing the Gre
dit of the state.
For unexpected and Sure-fire re-
suits turn to POst-P Press ClasSificdS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
Smart kitchen sinks
for beauty and efficiency

Kitchen work becomes pleas
urc with a modern STANDARD"
sink. You'll like the deep sink
compartments swinging
spout :. handy spray hose
roomy storage space in the cabi-
nets and other features. There's
STANDARD" cast iron enameled
sink to fit your kitchen, your
budget in the color youlile best!
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
FL Centre Scouts
To Conduct Meet

Scouts and scout leaders OF II
Centres Troop Il will conduct in-
vestlturc services at Secley's new
Scout Troop 81 OIL" WooE from Tues
day night accordIne to Bill Kenny
assistant scout executive.
The Sccley troop received il.
charter at m'rtme last week.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18

---RenrT your OLD
,,rccn, with this QU
easy tn apply Ena-
mel. IL does not clog y
the mesh. Black
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Even if other medicines have fail
ed you may get relief now with
Creomulsion. Chronic bronchitis can
develop if your chest cold is not
treated and you cannot afford to
take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Circumcision which
goes right to the seat OF the trouble
to help loosen and eXpel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw, tender. in1amed
bronchial mucous membranes.
CreomulSion blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains 10 narcotics.
No matter how MANY medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle o. Creomu!s:ol With
the understanding that yOG are 10
like the way i quietly allay5 TIE
cough, permitting res. and sleep, or
you are to have yoLr money back.
See that the name Creonulslon IS On
the bottle anG yea VIII get the genu-
Inc product ana TIE relief you want.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs. Chsst Colds, Bronchitis
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-18

We have financing service for over
hauling your car. We pay for all
needed repairs and you pay us IN
small easy payments. Why ride
around in clattertrap, oil-burner
when YOU can have the old bus rem
oyated and pay at your conven-
lence.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

A full view Of the club
lounge shows how Dolly
Modison. in portroiture. still
looks upon the scene Of her
eolorful solon. Note pointing
Of Count Leo ToIstoy on
right ond bust Of Alexander
Grohom Bell, inventor Of the
telephone. at left.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

Close view Of the fireplace
in the periodical room, with
portroit Of Henry CIoy and
bust Of George Washington
in this newer port of the
club quorters. The club is
chiefly soIicitous about pre-
serving its more historical
things for its future home,
ond this fireplace probably
will be left.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-21

scription to their daily newspaper.
1t will be al important and much
appreciated Christmas gift; one
winch will repeat your good wishes
day-in and day-out. all through the
year, bringing hours of enjoyment
and valuable information to those
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The daily newspaper multiplies
YOUR Christmas greetings, because
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caily appearance. Comics Tor the
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round gift. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-21
Newspaper Can
Be Your Gift
Subscribe For Someone
Away From Home

Have you a married daughter, or
one seeking a career-miles away
from home? Perhaps your son is
training in an army C a m D. or
studying at an out-of-town univer-
sity.
And how about that neighbor
who's shown you many kindnesses
through the year; and the man
with a future, whose very success
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well as the world over.
All of these. people picked. from
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-21
Monogram Personalities Anv GIFT

Your Christmas gift C a say,
Here's something for you, anc
you alone" if to it's w charm
and usefulness you add ,,le per-
sonalization of monogramming.
Almost every shop is equipped
to monogram all sorts of attrac-
tive Christmas gifts by various
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From silverware on which inl-
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or an entire name in script, there
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