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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
2
The Union announces publication from 420 McAllister Street Cincinnati with subscription prices one year 1.50 six months 0.90 one month 0.15 and single copy 0.05. The editors urge unity loyalty and collective effort across spiritual material mental moral and political realms citing Seneca on reciprocity.
A weekly theater schedule lists multiple film titles and serials from June 25 to July 2. SEA LION with Hobart Bosworth opens, followed by VANISHING TRAIL with Franklyn Farnum, NOBODY with Jewel Carmen, CAMPBELL COMEDY FILLING FOR FUNNY, SHAME Fox super feature, BLAZING POWDER with Wm. S. Hart, and BURIED TREASURE starring Marion Davis. The notes promise thrills, drama, humor, and reincarnation themes, with standard prices unchanged.
Acting Navy Secretary Theodore Roosevelt reprimands Ensign J L Olmstead editor of the Lucky Bag for perforating a classmate Leonard Kaplan's year book page. He cites others in part responsibility and states no racial antipathy is involved while noting Jewish members in the class and Navy tradition of no race or creed distinctions.
Indianapolis mayor Lew Shank orders policewomen to carry revolvers wear uniforms and badges. Effective immediately, officers must arm and begin target practice by July 1. Detec tive department excluded from new dress and badge placement rules.
Miss Nina Purcell is listed as sick. New collectors welcomed. Fred P Bellamy, son of Mr and Mrs K J Bellamy of 1122 Chapel street, graduates East High School and plans a medical course after college. Laura Knight, Hughes High School graduate, receives many presents. Douglass School wins the public school athletic meet with firsts in sprints and field events, taking the large trophy from Rothenburg. H B Stowe School also earns a silver loving cup. Elizabeth Cox receives many presents at a Woodward High School graduation reception hosted by her aunt, Mrs Frances M Russell.
George Duvall was sentenced to three months in the County Jail by Judge Charles W. Hoffman for failure to provide for his wife and six children in North Bend Ohio. He had spent 21 days in Kentucky holding revival meetings, while his family faced hunger and were cared for by a local resident.
A contemporary columnist argues Acting Secretary Roosevelt is ignorant of Navy racial conditions. The piece contends the service claims no race or creed distinctions while denying colored citizens advancement, noting historic Black sailors under Perry and urging recognition of persistent prejudice in the Navy.
No statement has come from them or from the president relating to the matter. It is said that the curtailment of new entrants will include Jews. If not intended to discriminate why were they mentioned in the public city item. It is due to Harvard itself that the university be set right before the public. It cannot afford to adopt so un-American, so bigoted a spirit.
Rich call to contribute to a broadened Cincinnati history and directory of colored lodges churches and business people. Readers are urged to submit lodge, church and business histories photos and details with promises of low cost and lasting value for future generations. Address inquiries to The Union.
Advertising copy promises a home ownership offer with no rent and a delivered price of 41 85. It instructs dropping mail or phone and says an agent will call, claiming the company owns its building and no monthly payments.
Society printing to cover letterheads envelopes bill heads dodgers and program items. Wedding invitations announcements dances and parties. Church printing a specialty. Entertainment tickets 2.26 per 1000. Domestic leave your home or office. Call us and an agent will call with samples. Ridge 59 KK. L. EBERSOLE 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati.
Harvard University publicist on campus admissions notes a rising number of entrants and states the college faces a limit on numbers. He mentions talk about the proportion of Jews at Harvard and suggests trustees will not deny entry to Jews.
Miss Mattie Gibbs, renowned caterer of Walnut Hills, purchased a stylish five passenger Buick Touring from car expert Olin Smith who is reported to be thriving in the automobile trade.
Dr Beamon stands ahead among dental operators with progressiveness as his motto. He keeps up with the latest paraphernalia and recently acquired a $900 dental switchboard, the latest in modern office equipment.
Burglary occurred early Sunday with a man described as a Negro attempting to assault Mrs Huels's daughter while others in the house escaped. Detectives Weiss Hayes Cleary McCorkhill Grannan under Night Chief Eugene Weatherly found evidence suggesting the assailant sought the daughter, prompting questions about how such evidence was obtained and its implications for the case.
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