Jubilee will climax Negro member drive at local NAACP
A Jubilee program at Jordan Music Hall and the Phyllis Wheatley Y W C A tonight charts Moorfield Storey Louis Marshall memorial membership drive in Newes. Daisy E Lampkin leads. Bailey hosts as master of ceremonies. Reports show Mary E Cable leads a group with 106 dollars. W E Grubbs second with 103 50. Diverse local leaders and teams are listed. Elks contest at Crispus Attucks High School looms Monday with a 1000 dollar scholarship at stake.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jordan Music Hall
Phyllis Wheatley
Moorfield
Daisy E. Lampkin
Newes
Flora J. Davis
F. B. Ransom
Mary E. Cable
Cale
Association
W. E. Grubbs
Blanche Crosgen
W. E. Baugh
E. W. Diggs
L. B.meriwether
Hazel Hendricks
Julia Reeds
Herman Riley
Alice P. Kelly
Mathias M. Nolcox
G. L. Hayes
Gertrude White
Edwin D. Harris
Clara Davis
Jeanette Carey
Rose H. Thompson
Artelia Yateman
Albert Lee
W. A. Thomas
Harriet C. Kelley
Elks
Crispus Attucks High School
Indianapolis
I. B O. P. E. of the World For
Netro
Ada Abrams
H. W. Armistead
Ardelia Edwards
Order For Education
J. Finley Wilson
Washington, D. C
America
Humphrey Johnson
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Lillian Lemon
Pythian Committee
W. C. Brown
A. M. Harris
Barnes Williams
S. A. Elbert
BE. L. Patton
G. A. Jones
Harry Moore
David Tinnin
Clem Pugh
MacBell
F Gill
Thomas Davis
S. C. Pritchett
H. L. Wagner
Lee J. Martin
Cornelius Vancer
William Dickerson
Augustus McFara
Ethel Campbell
M. W. Clair Jr
Simpson M. E. Church
Old Settlers Civic and Social Club, Inc
Tiagaret Rape
North West Street
Ella Covington
Stella Fisher
Guilds
St Philip's Episcopal Church
Georgia
Kennebunkport
Booth Tarkington
Preston H. Roney
Tuskegee
Ala
Kenwood Avenue
Religious Education Department
Rose Hammons
Carrie White
Lillie Brown
Sallie Martin
Mattie Purnell
Julia Jefferson
Ethel Ealy
Clarence Scott
Rape
Ethical Society For Benefit of the Educational Fund
Weather report in the air at nine A M conditions
The 9 a m weather notes show a southwest wind at 17 mph, sea level pressure 29.89 inches, temperature 76 degrees, ceiling unknown, visibility ten miles, field conditions partially recorded as ge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kees
Field
Airline passengers listed on Mars Hill to Indianapolis surveys
Mars Hill Airport report lists pilots and passengers including M W Kate, John Hitching of the Indiana National Guard, and Embry-Riddle flyers. Flights connected Indianapolis to Chanutefield, Rantoul, and return, with stops to Chicago, Cincinnati, Toronto, and Evansville aboard Curtiss Robin and Stearman craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill
M. W. Kate
John Hitching
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Chanutefield
Rantoul
Ill
Douglas
Ross Hadley
St. Louis
Dayton
Stearman
John Elish
Seymour
C. F. Cornish
Ft. Wayne
Curtiss-Robin
Embry-Riddle
Miss Sophia Waria
North Pennsylvania Street
Chicago
F. J. Lyle
Toronto
Canada
Grady M. Vaughn
Woodhaven
L. L
Cincinnati
Briant Sando
J. C. Reinbold
Kansas City
R. A. Bohling
Albert Jungert
Carl H. Valentine
H. W. Stafford
A. S. Dickson
H. K. Morgan
F. Stewart
W. M. Stone
F. A. Chaney
Columbus
T. B. Malley
New York
Hoosier
Virgil Rassner
Peru
Lincoln Page
Walker W. Winslow
Evansville
Travel Air
English flyer Amy Johnson reaches Antomboea on way to Port Darwin
United Press reports from Semarang Java that Amy Johnson, the English aviatrix en route to Australia, landed near Antomboea and will begin the final leg to Port Darwin at 6 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Semarang
Java
Amy Johnson
Australia
Antomboea
Port Darwin
Farmers flee Russia take land in China
Soviet collectivization drives hundreds of wealthier peasants across the border into northern Manchuria. They seek Chinese citizenship, with Chinese officials inviting settlement on newly opened fertile tracts in Manchuria. Emigration reportedly aided by evading Soviet guards as thousands may follow.
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Peiping
China
Manchuria
Harbin
Russia
Cupid's rush to wed outpaces mothers' era at linesback desk
Horace Lineback, county license clerk, notes brides are wed earlier now than in past decades. He cites war era attitudes, changing dress and sports fashions, and reduced restraint as drivers of hastened marriages. A young couple then flirtatiously arrives, asking for proof and a license, priced at two dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aughter
Horace Lineback
Lineback
Cupid
Swain
Uineback
Cuban divorce laws ease limits on marital dissolution
Cuba moves to loosen its divorce rules expanding grounds beyond infidelity to include no support, incompatibility and mental cruelty. Legal changes aim to simplify access to dissolution as authorities publish notices urging awareness of the new, shorter requirements for legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Havana
Two Chinese Men Surrender to Police in Chicago
In Chicago two Chinese men George Moy Yut and Ben Mei Chin turned themselves in claiming they were wanted in Boston for robbery. Police learned from Chinatown’s “mayor” that residents only sought free transport to New England, halting their eastward trip.
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United Press
Chicago
George Moy Yut
Ben Mei Chin
Boston
Chinatown
New England
Cleaning and repair ads clutter Mecart Dr area listings
A dense classified page offers numerous services from paper cleaning and rug cleaning to carpentry painting electrical work and moving services. It markets cleaners upholstering tile cement work interior decorating and storage with contact numbers and short promises of reasonable rates and immediate service. Strong entities include firms and individuals like Trimble White and Strahl Huck, Partlow Jenkins, Northwestern Transfer, and J J Suess.
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Hays
Rome
Pod & Man of
N. Talbott. He
H. W. Hutchins
Jordan
Ki Keemer Rug Co
J. F. O. O'Donnell
Fin
Gould
Sears
Kidwell
Wilkinson
Ee M. Moodey
Martin
Sim Carden
Thomas
J.C. Fendel
N. Forest
Redmon
Watler
Partlow-Jenkins Motor Car CO
E. Market
State Storage, Inc
New Jersey
Suesz
Niten
J._H. TAYLOR
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleve
CHIC SALE FRETS OVER PANTS FAD AT DARTMOUTH SMITH
A humorous column laments college students at Dartmouth going without pants in public and Smith students wearing sheer stockings. It mocks outfits and notes the need for proper attire for graduates entering sales work. The piece uses playful barbs about practicality and propriety.
New Air Giant Will Be Built in Dayton
Dayton Ohio May 23 A super seaplane planned by Dr E Rumpler of the Rumpler Motor Company Berlin would carry 120 passengers in wing compartments. H V Thaden says it would weigh 42000 pounds with a 5000 mile nonstop radius and be powered by ten 500 horsepower Diesel engines using crude oil. It would be larger than the Dornier DCX-100 with wing spans of 289 feet 160 feet long eight foot high wing cabins and huge pontoons for baggage. top speed projected at 145 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dayton
E. Rumpler
Rumpler Motor Company
Berlin
Society of Automotive Engineers
H. V. Thaden
Pittsburgh Metal Aircraft Company
Dornier
Clear Johnson on Filibuster in London Naval Treaty Hearings
Washington May 23 Senate Foreign Relations Chair Borah cleared Senator Johnson of filibuster suspicions in hearings on the London naval treaty. He said hearings would likely finish by mid next week paving the way for Senate consideration this session. Admirals testified against parts of the treaty including Japan’s ratio and cruiser division, arguing the pact may not grant parity with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Senate
Hoover
Foreign Relations
Name Committee
United States
Great Britain
Man Jailed Seeks Title to Hot Car
William Spaulding, recently paroled from Pendleton reformatory, visited State Police Chief Robert L. Humes seeking a duplicate title for a car he allegedly stole. Police questioned him and jailed him at the city prison while awaiting return to Marion, Ind. Spaulding is charged with automobile theft. The attempted title duplicate was in the name of F S Pence of Marion, who reported his coupe stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spaulding
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Robert L. Humes
Humes
Spaulding
Marion
Ind
F. S. Pence
University student pledged to Sachem honor society
Russell M. Horner of Lafayette is among 29 University of Illinois students pledged to the Sachem junior men's honor society. Regal stores owners and employees closed their annual convention with a Lincoln banquet Thursday night. Maytag salesmen from Indiana and five other states attend conferences at Indianapolis clubs. William English camp Spanish War Veterans meets at 8:30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce led by camp commander George McDaniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Horner
Lafayette
University of Illinois
Regal
Lincoln
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Indiana
Indianapleis Athletic Club
Elks Club
William English
Chamber of Commerce
George McDaniels
Publishers in Price War Slash Book Prices
In New York on May 23, major publishers announced drastic price cuts. Three firms will offer new fiction at $1 per copy instead of $2 or $2.50, while a fourth company will price its first novels at $1.50. The move follows expanded wholesaling through drug and cigar retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Bobbs Merrill Co Declines to Change Book Prices
Bobbs Merrill Company Indianapolis publishers are not taking steps to cut publication prices officials announced today. They declined to issue a statement on future moves of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Bank Cashier Holdup at Benwood Va May 23
Two gunmen and a tear gas device struck downtown Benwood West Virginia as J W Johnson cashier of Union Bank of Benwood transferred cash from Wheeling. Johnson’s car was forced to the curb by a second vehicle while a man dressed as a mechanic tossed a tear gas bomb into the car. The robbers escaped with about 5000 dollars in bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Benwood
W. Va
J. W. Johnson
Union Bank of
Johnson
Baltimore & Ohio
Ferguson Denied Ballot Mandamus by Supreme Court
Former Governor James E. Ferguson failed to compel the Democratic party to put his name on the gubernatorial primary ballot after the Texas Supreme Court denied mandamus. Ferguson stated that his wife, Mrs. Ferguson, will run as a result of the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Texas
Bay United Press
Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Public Auction for Vehicle Storage Charges
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION one Essex coach motor No 254045 for storage charges of 15 dollars at 10 a m May 26 Keystone Garage 340 N Keystone Ave WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for storage charges of 25 dollars one Ford truck motor No 1 at 10 a m May 26 Keystone Garage 340 N Keystone Ave storage charges of 20 dollars one Ford touring car motor No 13356816 May 26 at Keystone Garage 340 N Keystone Ave storage charges of 5 dollars one Studebaker road motor No 450404 at 10 a m May 26 at Keystone Garage 340 N Keystone Ave storage charges of 15 dollars one Overland touring motor No 9183612 at 10 a m May 26 at Keystone Garage 340 N Keystone Ave
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Essex
Keystone Garage
Keystone Po
Keystone
Keystone Re
Studebaker
Keystone Ve
Keystone Ave
Death Notices from Grove and neighbors in May
Beloved wife Ella Ethel Grove aged 40, died May 23. Funeral May 26 at 1204 Tuxedo St at 10 a.m. Burial Washington Park. Moore and Kirk directing. Jameson Judah aged 79 died May 22 at 3138 N Meridian St. private funeral May 24 at 2:30 p.m. Burial Crown Hill, friends invited. Caroline E Leiss widow of Charles F Leiss, mother of Anne Leiss, Carrie Decker, Gertrude and Mathias, funeral May 24 at 230 Prospect St. burial Crown. William Pearse 58 died May 22 at 4620 Broadway. funeral May 24 at home 2 p.m. Burial Hill. friends invited after 2 p.m. May 24.
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Meridian St
Ben
Crown Hill Cemetery
Leiss
Caroline E
Charles F. Ae
Carrie Decker
Eer
Anne Leiss
Gera
Ae Ae Mathias
Wee Turday
Prospect ‘St
Crown
Religion value boosted by college heads
New England college presidents from Calby Radcliffe Dartmouth Brown and Smith advocate religious courses in all curricula. They cite the Amherst biblical literature pause and student protest as context for arguing that religion remains a vital factor in education and should be integrated through Bible ethics and philosophy of religion courses.
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Dartmouth
Smith
Dartmouth Seliefs
Boston
New England
Amherst College
United Press
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Franklin W. Johnson
Calby College
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
Slayer hunted after Bridgeman murder in Indiana Harbor
Police pursue Arthur Cooper who escaped after fatally wounding Earl Bridgeman on a street in Indiana Harbor on Thursday night. Cooper allegedly fought Bridgeman after an insult to Irene Estell, who is held as a material witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Arthur Cooper
Earl Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Irene Estell
Cooper
In Memoriam and Various Notices in Crown Hill
In Memoriam notices honor Albert and Henrietta Noffke with a poem about rest and angels. A jumble of small ads follows offering services from psychic interviews to massage, beauty, dressmaking, and sewing, plus local business spots and a job ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Henrietta Noffke
Crown Hill
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Jubilee
Jordan Hall
Simpson M. E
Mary B. Talbert Club
Religious Committee
American Home Department
Gertrude B. Hill
Sarah Manuel
Woman's Club
North Capitol Avenue
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Father M. Mitchell
Robert E. Skelton
Barnes M. 8
Esther Doby
Greater Pythian Service Association
B. H. Pritchett
D. C. Bess
Edward C. Fulke
Cuba
Ning
Haywood
O. H. Banks
St. Paul M. E. Mission
Y. W
Trimble
Iwhiter
Waldemer
Borman Transfer CO
Britton
Laree
Irge
Trks
Icit
D. Exo
Williams Trans
Tiberad
Ted
Carpenter
Alabama
Bath
M. Ashland
BROOKVILLE _AVE
Central
College
Pleasant Front
Delaware
Hall
Illinois
R. LA Salle
Meridian
Northwestern
Park Ave
Pennsylvania
Penn
Fenn
T.l
Spruce
Talbott
Washington, E
Hotel Edwards
Denison
Ohio
Drexel Arms
Victrola
Dbb
Chic Sale
John F. Diile Co
Clear Johnson
The
Indianapolis Times
New York Avenue
First Valley
Victin
Mandamus
Pearse
William
Broadway
Pabardes
Burial Hill
Pridsy
Henry Minott
WM. D. Beanblossom Mortuary
W. Ray
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St
Drexel
George Grinsteiner Panera
E. Market Riley
Undertakers
Hiley & Titus
N. Delaware
Lauce Funeral Home
S. Mer
Ragsdale & Price
N. Alabama
Wilson Funeral Lana
G. R. Wysong
Peterson Beauty Shop
Anna M. Gruner
Madame Phillips
North Alabama i
H. E. Crum
16Th St
Dowtown
Office Service Co
Jean Skinner
E. North
MR. Williamson
L. Strauss & Co
Roosevelt Bldg
Bellenfontaine
N. Dela
Apt
Baer
Block West
S. Meri
Peontes
Doz
Madison Ave
Hanna Rd
2Nd House
Aviation
Curtiss-Wright Government Approved
Monument Circle
Torr’s
Sanitary Barber College
Washington Street
E. Wash
Delanraal
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Louisville
Nashville
Denver
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Union
Riley
Northside Lamb. Co
Winthrop Ave
Rees
Earl Metz
Solit
FP Burkle
Mess Ave
Irvington
New Goodrich Tires
Irvington Vulcanizing Company
EF. Wash
Lady Elgin
Updegraff
Wash
Irving Flowerster
Johnson Ave
Princess Peggy House
Risley
E. Washington
Irvington Hardware
Brooking Furniture Co
Varsity Barber Shop
Homer E. Branam
Bellefontaine
Broad Ripple Cleaners
Bellefontaine Humboldt
Merre! Beauty and Toggery
Belefontaine St. Wa
Jessup
Paul Heaton
Humboldt
Riviera Drive
A. K. Hoyt
63Rd St. Humboldt
Roll Inn Auto Maintenance, Inc
Ashland Ave
Broad Ripple
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