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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
2
Published from Cincinnati Ohio by W P Dabney editor and B M W P Dabney urges Union among readers and loyalty across spiritual material mental moral and political life. The notice asks readers to stop borrowing The Union and to subscribe by sending name and address. Only 10 cents a month.
An editorial praise for Bert Williams highlighting his dignity, tact, and talent. Cites Nat M. Willis remarks from Ziegfeld Follies years and lauds Williams for his conduct, presence with audiences, facial expression, and pantomime ability without words.
A free Bible lecture on Revelations symbolism titled A New Order Cosmos will be held Sunday July 27 at 3 p m in Knights of Honor Hall corner George Street and Central Avenue third floor Speaker C J Jackson Auspices International Bible Students Association All welcome free no collection Bring your friends and Bible
Confectionery store and lunch room on first floor with a billiard hall on second floor including four pool tables. Small town living chance. price reasonable for quick sale. Write or wire Thad G. Troy Oxford Ohio.
Fire discovered in the attic of the Walnut Hills Free Day nursery at 1234 Chapel Street Thursday was quickly extinguished. Twenty eight children sheltered there daily were in the yard at play. The institution, a colored one, is headed by Mrs. Lucy Lee. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
Washington on July 23 saw rioting along Pennsylvania Avenue near the Capitol and White House. Troops, cavalry, and 400 soldiers restored order after three nights of clashes that left several dead, many injured, and a police force overwhelmed. A Negro woman killed Detective Harry Wilson, and another woman died as riots escalated with gunfire from cars and homes. Lawmakers urged federal action and a nationwide debate on firearms controls amid reports of rampant violence and a growing black uprising.
Four year old Garland Kelly died at St. Elizabeths Hospital after a single bullet shot him in the side while asleep with his father Dr A D Kelly at 514 Scott street Covington. Dr Kelly was wounded and in serious condition. Police say a revolver was found by a 13 year old son and recently fired from it.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Morris are remodeling their home. George Abernathy, formerly of Indianapolis, made a short visit. Henry Johnson, the real estate agent, has opened a business on Locust and Mulberry. Mrs. Houston has returned from the hospital.
Mt. Zion raised about 200 at a rally while the editress just returned from Lima and Mt. Vernon Ohio. Mrs. Mattie Price of Springfield will conduct services at Bethel Church Sunday. The Cincinnati League met at Odd Fellow's Hall and Women’s Day was observed at Bethel. The surprise tender to Prof. Walton drew a large crowd. Bible Vacation School is improving. E Culpher returned from Mt. Vernon. Congratulations continue for Rev Browne and bride. Maggie Shanks is ill. For rent a fine 3 room cottage at 2335 Concord Street listed by S G Taylor and W H.
Advertisement for an eight room house built five years ago listed at 7599 dollars with four sinks and two toilets. It features gas, a nice side yard and rear yard. Terms require 500 dollars down and balance like rent. Contact J. S. Glassmeyer at 2719 Lackberry St or write for details. Located at 1728 Hughes St.
Three room cottage with toilet and bath offered for $20 monthly at 2325 Concord Street Walnut Hills. Local listing notes affordable family housing with convenient city access. Space suitable for small household seeking lower rent in quiet neighborhood.
Fannie L Brown advertises scalp treatment and acts as agent for Mme D L Butlers Hair Grower located at 1654 Elmore Street Cumminsville offering hair care products and services.
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