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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
The Union urges loyalty and pride among our people and calls for united effort in spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political interests. It promotes mutual aid and discourages borrowing from others while inviting readers to subscribe for 10 cents a month.
Will Perkins, trainer for Mose Moore’s stable in Dayton Ohio, trains Mickey Moore who shattered the 41 2 furlong Latonia record at opening day and Buffington who set a mile and one eighth Latonia mark last November. He also handled Clubs when that distance runner broke the two mile record at Douglas Park. Mickey Moore clocked 53 2 5 for 4 1 2 furlongs, beating C A Leiman’s record by one fifth of a second, a mark that stood for 10 years.
A reflective verse praising Common Sense as mortal bliss and Eden’s last rail. It contrasts divine light with practical wisdom, urging gentle thought and spoken word as a human defense and source of grace, strength, and peace.
Letters to Buffalo ministers urge parents to send children to school tidy and neat. Board of Education cites dirty stockings unclean dresses and uncombed hair as issues. Parents who clean pupils object to mingling with ragged students. Some pupils expelled for not bathing. Threat of bath houses with attendants if reform stalls. Parallels drawn to Chicago schools amid public embarrassment.
Report notes New York City uniquely enforces officials to send boys to school neatly dressed. Parents generally obey the rule without exception, while untidy children fall behind in processions.
Hettie G. Taylor urges Cincinnati citizens to allow locally owned machines to be used for colored orphans rides next year. She believes self-interest by owners should give way to voluntary service and offers to help. She cites prior article in The Union criticizing the exclusion and asks promoters to broaden participation.
Toledo dispatch reports Jess Willard lacks sparring partners for a title defense against Jack Dempsey. Willard scorns potential white heavyweights as sparring partners, while Dempsey trains with Bill Tate and Jamaica Kid, both Black, keeping him in peak condition for a moment’s notice foe.
Lincoln Theatre adopts the Lyceum lease to present nightly shows beginning Monday June 30 with a 2 13 PM 3 45 PM 7 15 PM and 9 PM start. Francis Ford stars The Silent Mystery and The Evil Eye with Jas J Corbett, Anita Stewart heads Azure Midnight Romance, Cecil B DeMille Dont Change Your Husband, Hand of Vengeance and Hungry Heart screenings follow. Tom Mix stars The Coming of the Law with Sunshine comedy and Ruth Roland in The Tiger s Trail and Scarlet Oath. Admission 10 cents adults 5 cents children. See Good Pic-
Maple Street Christian Church rally raised close to four hundred dollars. Mrs. L. Simms improves slowly. The lawn fete at Mrs. Robinson's drew many patrons. Rev H Jackson of London hosted guests. Miss A M Poston hosted the Lincoln Club. H D Mt Zion review was interesting. Children’s Day at Bethel was a success. Mrs. Dela Johnson of Dayton visited her ill sister. Dollie Smith entertained the Lincoln Club. Mother Bailey fell seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Davis returned to summer quarters. Artie Armstrong visits her mother in Oxford Ohio. Lucinda White hosted Juvenile Missionary gathering.
Real estate agent Horace Sudduth sold a seven room modern house at 1317 Lincoln Avenue Walnut Hills to Lieutenant Ed ward C Knox and Ada G Knox for Anton Freericks. Knox has returned to the camp in Arizona and plans no immediate occupation. Sudduth also sold a six room modern house at 3244 Ridgeway Avenue Walnut Hills to Sandy Davis and Emma Davis who will move in immediately.
The seller conveyed the five room modern brick at 3071 Kerper Avenue Walnut Hills to Mr and Mrs Ellis. They plan to move into their new home soon.
He sold a nine room three flat at 916 Mound Street to Julius Lyssisy with John Russell and Dedwohner Russell named in the transaction. Mr and Mrs Russell will move in next week. A seven room modern house at 3271 Gaff Avenue Walnut Hills was sold to Yetta Davis with Mr and Mrs Winkfield the buyers. They plan to move in next month.
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