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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
ONE TIME
DANCER IS
PREACHER
MONTCLAIR. N. J. - < ANP)
?$>dl Baikry. the rrun who pushed
Bill Robinxw. lor first place
mm the world'* bys* tap dancer.
mm* presented to the cotvgfrgauun
of Trinity Temple last. SunAmy
'mi "The mac who came from
Broadway to Chri%t".
The converted dancer stilt, even
while preaching, finds use for his
nimble feet and the contagious
Rhythm which made him a star.
He* deftly marked time, steadily
Increasing the pace to a contagious
cadence which spread
throughout the congregaticw.
One writer' remarked: "B?ll
Bailey's beat, coupled with the
Rhythmic hand-clapping of an
enthusiastic audience. Is'more sofad
than anything eVer dreamed
ap by Louis Armstrong. Count
Ba?Je. 'and Lucky Millender
. Bill told, the eager congrega-=?
1 Masi. T uart to wart tor the de?n -
and hr paid me a salary--a good
salary Now I work for >-* ne>v .
boas and he *hux?'er* mi Wilh
blessings"
Gains First Poet In
Engraver's Union
BEAUTMONT. Tex ? (ANP)
? B. W Wye he Was admitted to
the National Photo Engravers
union of North America here last
?~ waek H? 1* the nm Negjto.lob* "
admitted to fh>? tnitoo in tU? ?
whole 11,n it rd States and the ftVst
to become a member in the
south
?<- ?Wxcho was f?>r five year* ar> <p *
prentice ui the <i?c etching and
photo engraving department. J C
llqopt-r Engraving company. J. C.
Hooper hired him when the utt- m?
was unable to fumiah a skilled
man for the job Wyche took
the )ob *nd developed with lut h
facility that Hooper decided to
keep him on and. after two years,
attempted ro' get htm a union
card
Mr was first given the trad).
i Mesial run around, but becsuar
Wjrche, hacf hrrverv such a va'uable
aaaet - to the compsnv,
Hooper continued his efforts and
U?? Thursday Wye he was admit*
jad_ta the union.
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Work at Bsasssabls Pilsss
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11171a Waaklagtos Street
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PINK STREET
FOOD STORE
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Complete 14am of Paaay
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Proa Patlvary Bat iln
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lum. Sheodvises upon all offal
loess, home unharmony, love c
you down and preventing you
; life coeiHlt this gifted lady. No
hem so *?d. ?*? home so
sunshine and happiness. She ne
I She causes speedy and happy nr
any question* Calls names of
cornea all eVil influences Local'
She has helped thousands of
ah* can help you no matter wh
la. Qali and consult this grant
put at ease. One sitting trill
aapartor to any uOiai nMtr j
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to Apht oil olti'oflrdi tl potto H
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I*reacher Who Sold
Causes Hits Even M
NEW YORK ?(ANP) -Mym
brrs players in Harletp, who have
reputedly* spent thousand1- of
dollars tiding fc> T?uy~ a" luclry
number l mm the late .Rev. E T
Filer, last week picked up on ?i
good one for free and taught
plenty ?d good labor day money
- What the players uard were
'numbers from the furvral parlor
In which Rev. Eifcr'i funeral
services were held (2284 Seventh
-Ave.) tlw oumbr came out 824 __
Various atrert ct>llector? wh
.take beta already are fearful of
what may fiapperi tf two cHhcr
number* connerted with the dead
preacher catch, too. Every body'i
now playing 133 and 117 because
he lived at 133 t LITth it. Some
of tHa? dhe refusing beabn the
"hot" number*, and are Muon#
local newspaper* not to print
Cop Blackjacks Cop
Proving Tliey Err
CINCINNATI. O (AtLAS) In
quite a bizarre mix up. Patrolman
lfalacai Bryant 39, Negro or
the Cincinnati Police force suffered
scalp wounds at the handi
of his fellow PaUdman. William
Powell, 11."
- Bryant off duty, and >n plain
clothes, was passing a cafe when
an intoxicated patron had become
boisterous and refused to leave
when ask by the proprietor TaK
Isng hand in the situation, the of
ficer was forced to draw his gur
when th.? evicted patron prove."
too tough a proposition
Powell. aUo off duty, was pas
sing in his car, when he saw Bry
arrt With his gun in his hand, an<
believing him to be one of th'
two combatants, jumpe<J from hi
car and struck Bryant with hi
blackjack
When he reeogmte htm as at
officer, he took him to the hos
pital, there he was treated of h;
wounds
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BRYER
H Life Header
9 And Advisor |
th Oearratio* with Double 5
and unhappy consult this med- 0
rt of Ufe If worried over bus- o
>r some influences are holding 5
from obtaining your object in 5
dreary that she cannot bring 2
ver fails to unite ihe separated. If
larrtagea. Sh*. answers all and j>
friends and enemies OverM
lost and buried treasure
peopl* W every walk of life; g
at you-* hope, fear or ambition 7
medium and have jrour rrund o
convince you that she U *a? 9
m Ml A-M. fte IMI PJC.
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dra saJCdieto Drive?High- |
OrigftgHilg CSty bus stops |
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mooooooocdeoooooooowfoO
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ef ton?ilH(?nci art filled with 0
p eal ef thrj'tande trtii*n in thle
Mr toya and enceurap* tKh' tthir .
<flh coat ef preyjiding rp^d'Ol care
I numbtri afflicted Ibii year haa ,P
N National Foundation for tnfanuffmi
Petto Epidemic Emergency ^
he flatten. Contribution* ehoutd be
Peat Office. > *
Lucky Numbers ;
lien Interred i
thein They aay. "You MS' llm it ?
it race situation The white boya aj
in control of the *'? stuff can W
| stand a solid 4tjt but wr can't." -. V
The wi'nrtfnf ?timber from the ^
1 fun-riil hnm<> beta was 824. wtth ^
' quite a number of "suckera" mak^ j.
, tnjc a hit. . ci
? Rev. Ftfer fell to hia dea'h w
ihrer week* ago when he tried to '4
oat ape from a woman's third floor
apartment throufh-thc- window -6
1 after hearing the doorbell rmg A
It took two weeks for hia aiatrr- C
1 in law and frtcnaa to P'rape up.
| enough money to bury bun 51- ^
thouch he ia alleflad to have ool
, lect?\l about 175.600 during the ^
[ paid two years. II* wm quite
1 popular for hi? number* "tips" ^
which hr sold to the thouaan ia
| of players in Harlem, deaptte the
city a ami gambling law Spe?ta--|
tora at his funeral got n hunch
that.the numbers at the funeral
parlor might be lucky, and passed
the word around.
! Taxi Firm Awarded '
$13,000 By Court j
i vx.akhsvil.le. Tf n n.
i (ATLAS) ?Albert Roberts. Ne- l
, gro ta*l firm operator here ?n
Clarksvijle. last week was award
> ed a $13.0(>0 lodgment against the ,
American Fire and Casualty .
> Company in federal tourt
1 The firm had claimed liability
up to only $5,000 in connection
- with a wre k between one of the
- firm's cabs and the car* of
I Charles F Curtis and Vernon Orel
gain, in tfcbich a passanger, Eddie
s Lawrence Waller was seriously
1 injured
. Waller had brought suit against
i Roberts for $25,000 in curcu t
- court of Montgomery county, and
i had been awarder! $18,000 Ro
bert* claimed (he insurance adjuster*
had failed to act in good
? faith.
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News
IPAftTANBURfi ?M Intl,
um1i? and Atake R?, twia
ten train Knuxville, Tma, J
nn honored at numerous pares
during the past weak.
They were entertained by Miss
la* bars Montgomery. Ml mm
ouise and Lois Goodwin. Marian
k>wen, and "The Dukes", a club
I hoys. **
Those attending as gumIs wdnr
lernard and Robert AtchersuU,
ulius Wtlhama. J B Campbell,
lonnrt Younft. Cieo Wilson,
ugorv. Goodwin, Pt|gy Cum
ungs, Annie and rrancas Truster
lobby Gibson, Earl ^ W. Boyd,
I lady i Atchrraon. Fay and Vn?n
Nelson, James Tucker. Marion
liUer. William Miller. Jean and
immy Rccder, Barbara Owens,
larbara Montgomery. Lois and
<outa Goodwin and Marion
Chilly > Bows*.
Meads met Eugenia t Wheeler,
I La whin. Sula Campbell, M
Jexander, Ross Rice and Hutu
.suckle* attended the District
wrtinj iof lh? Oiy tf iBjffrrtr (at
w-Mch was hAd in Urwn 7
pi
Mrs Lopu** Turman h*? re
Utned Ui Utah, Alututma where
he is employed in the city ?r)k*ul
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Mr. and Mrs- Gown co-workers
f Mrs Turman vtflted in Sparxntmrg
mrn^ They wrfr rn^ ""
rrtalmf by Mi and Mm Alhonso
Savage.
Mradames Curtis, Claicocc. an?i .
)ly?ACb Sexton went guiwU fast _
viek of MwUmrt Lulu H Srx>
ntt. Mrden K. 4'dUtAin and Mr.
tut Mrs Whilnure of this * try.
W Sextons fr??dr ui Chicago,
II.-and have been visiting in
lew York and Washington
Ml* Curtis Sexton ami sister*
Muted Mrs. Kffir R hie* M>-y ?
(wl Mrs Don nan lass. Sunday Ir>
Sexton is dietitian at the
eterana' Hospital in Tunkegec,
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Mr a . M utile Dran of Washing-'
in vial led her ?i*ter . Mrs. M J
urVrr and Mm. kLrpr Jomn rvrnlly.
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Jairin B<ildrn wait m tlie my
wt wcvk to m hit falhrr Mr,
I. W Boidon
Mn|. G W. Tbumai' hat been.
utlrd to Uir bt'<J ?*lc of ? hrr
turn who raaidra in Savannah,
ia. ,
J. K William* and fcdwat;t
luctwll* arr vaaliurung at Atintk
Buck
Mmi UA. Flaadd la m. hum*
flrt VK'aUomni in N?rw York
Thr Marianaitc Club mrt Mor.lay
at the horn#* of Mm AHhea
Lrnra floatraaaa were Meadamii
tmet, Hatt? Barkadal*. KaUtlarkadalr,
KMie K ltlrohWy and
f B Browning.
jvirv name isarKsdale wu hos
cm. t?) the Wctleyan Service
iiuid last Wffk Mr*. BarkKlilf,
Juild President announced that
he Silver Hill Kindergarten wiil
>l>rn on Monday, September 12ih.
?!r* Sula Campbell, Director
Urban J^eague,
USES, Unite In
Job Quest
DENVER, COLO -<ANP) -v
K new plan by which the Urban
.eagoc and the United State* .
Employment *ervi<? will work
egether to find better jote. 1 or ~
Negroes was revealed here la*'
veek at the opening meeting cf
he national convention oI the
4atlongl Urban league
Mrs Thorruaun<j Johnson Sotord,
minority group consultant
>f tlie USES, ar.d Lester Granger,
xeeutlTc director of the Urbaneaguc,
discussed the plan before
lie 2!>0 delegates attending the
oi.ference on the campus of the
Jniversity of Denver
Under the new program the
JSES and the league will worK
vith local employment service*
ontrolled by the state*. They will
irovide information and statistics
>n the production of Negroes in
Aher parts of. the nation in the
tarioua Industrie*
Step* to put the program into
etion have be^n ouilihed. Mrs
lorwood said, and sent out to
very ?iate Aim of the program
nJl be to schedule joint confetnces
between employers anJ
rpresentative* of the local emJoyment
agency and the Urban
Through this system. Mr*. Nor-,
ood explained, employers may
ft ft better understanding what
egro workers can do, and will
? more willing to hire them.
JuhtM A. Thome*, the leagued
iduetrUl relation* director, re*
knted_theJprogrete oI the league
wring the peat 10 year* In getting
Oi tor Wegroae he pointed out,
ill help to ad the ignorance hy
nptoyer* end Itnt eon^wnehi _
petal of ike geeHHw end
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