Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-12
| LOU SWARz
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NEW YORK-With the near
ness OF the Joe Loris4Waicott
fight New York is already he
ginning to get in many out of
toWners who want to be sure of
having a place to at least rest
after the Bout; and Hotel Tier.
twice as many as usual. How
esa is having to take care of
MT will be done must be a real
Job for that little charming Sec
rotary, Roxie Sterrett. How
ever, It's a. grand feeling know
Ing that you already are in the
big city right now -. oh YES.
there was a little talk about the
Bout having to be postponed for
good reasons nothing autnen-
Tic as yet though.
Rather nice to have received
that marriage announcement of
MI. and Mrs. M. w. Carmichael
=. land the little Mrs. is the
former Delphine Roach of Chi
cago, Ill, VINO has come to NYC
| and made her way in the theatre
as any talented Miss would.
Congrats TO both and many
wishes for the brightest future.
From Kentucky comes word
Of
and BARRIERS will be a big thing
June 9th to June the 30tn. !.
SO was that Rose Meta opening
in Detroit last week..
! n..o,,
NOtabl mention. I. :. the chris
tenlng Of the steamship DO
jangles" on Bo's Birthday. That
Testimonial Dinner for MI.
Robert (Bob) Douglas Icing
! planned for June 10Th. 7. and
that first Public Meeting of the
New York Junior Negro Bust
ness and Professional Womans
Tub the last part OF last month.
Television Shows keep David
Bethe in shape for anything alse
that is on the roll for Theatre.
Tribute this week to one OF
our Syndicate Editors-Leonard
H. Bell Global News Syndicate,
who is always on the alert Tor
the best in News and along with
his business associate-the one
and only David Bethe, Global is
doing what the name implies
becoming Global in scope as well
offices. :. Bell once had the only
Daily in Dayton, Ohio for our
folk, and since comm gto NYC
has done much in the news
field. The thing that Global
goes after is any good scoop
and real news. His SPECIAL
item The Bell Tolls carries
weight, information, and true
facts, which make it's readers
thin and read again. The other
PAL, Of the Bell family, indus
trious wlfe-Bessie Is also
known in the news world with
her column Things that Inter-
est Women. Thus journa-
hstic family worthy OF getting
printers ink praise. :. Lou
/ (Hotel Theresa), Swarz saying
ADIOS. -.
! VOTE REPUBLICAN, -
| Miss L. z. Campbell Asst.
principal of Booker I. Washing
ton high school of Memphis,
Tenn, passed thru our city. she
, was en- route home from Cleve-
| land. Miss ampbell is also well
/ known for her fine work as a
Choral Instr uctOr and her many
spiritual songs composec by her.
=, VOTE REPUBLICAN -
An old-fashioned American was
a fellow who thought nothing
should cost more than five times
! what it was worth Cuba (Mich)
News and Review.
VOTE REPUBLICAN
gan operation in England in
abuot 1860.
w = hET I'd EtSFN
First chorus girl: What
should l get my Dad for Fathers
Day-a hat, a belt, a tie or
sOcks?"
j Second chorus girl: We'll
what does he need most?'
First chorus girl: "a suit!'
VOTE REPUBLICAN =
The voting machine was first
used in a New York City cleo
ton in 1892.
VOTE REPUBLICAN,
| Piano pedals were devised by
an Englishman named Broad
wood in about 1888.
VOTE REPUBLICAN, =
After John Quincy Adams re-
tired from the Presidency. he
served for II years in the 4. s
! house of representatives.