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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1927

Page

3

Notable Black Educators and Editors Highlight Racial Leadership

A roster of prominent Black educators and editors is named, including DR. R. R. MOTON of Tuskegee Institute, DR. MORDE'AI W. JOHNSON of Howard University, KELLY MILLER of Howard, JAMES B. SHEPARD of North Carolina College for Negroes, JOHN HOPE of Morehouse, EM METT J. SCOTT of Howard, DR. J. W. E. BOWEN of Gammon, ROBERT L. VANN of the Pittsburgh Courier, R. S. ABBOTT of the Chicago Defender, CARL MURPHY of the Afro American, T. THOMAS FORTUNE of The Negro World, P. B. YOUNG of the Norfolk Journal and Guide, and FRED R. MOORE of The New York Age.

R. R. Moton Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Ala Booker T.washington Morde‘ai W. Johnson Howard University America Kelly Miller Negro World P. B. Young Norfolk, Va Journal and Guide Fred R. Moore New York Age Harlem E. Washington, Rhodes Philadelphia Tribune Christopher J. Perry

Screenings Schedule for The Kid Sister and Framed

Monday through Wednesday October 10 to 12 present The Kid Sister starring Margaret De Lamonte and Malcolm MacGregor. Thursday through Saturday October 13 to 15 feature Framed with Milton Sills.

Margaret de Lamonte Malcolm MacGregor Milton Sills

Lincoln Theatre Shows Flaming Frontier and Two Other Features

The Lincoln Theatre presents The Flaming Frontier with Hoot Gibson plus a News Reel and Comedy. Later screenings include Strai ght Shooting with Ted Wells and an advance notice of Lon Chaney in The Unknown and The Conjur Woman with an all star cast. Obituary-like praise for notable Black religious, civic, and cultural leaders is included in a regional column.

Hoot Gibson Lon Chaney

Notable Colored Men Highlight Public Figures and Achievements

A compiled roster honors Edward Wright and Harry Davis from politics, doctors J H Ward Daniel L Williams Henry M, C V Roman, and educators Charles Wesley Alain Locke Ambrose Caliver Benjamin Brawley, plus artists Henry Tanner Aaron Douglas, DeHart Hubbard and others. The list ends with a note of one hundred notable colored men and includes leaders in fraternal groups, musicians, painters, and athletes.

Chicago Edward Wright Illnois Commerce Commission Harry Davis Ohio J. H. Ward U. S. Veterans Hospital Tuskegee Daniel L. Williams Henry M. Bag Mercy Hospital Philadelphia C. V. Roman Meharry Medical College Nashville, Tenn J. Finley Wilson The Colored Elks John L. Webb South Woodmen of Union Hot Springs Ark S. W. Green New Orleans Knights of Pythias D. W. Abner American Woodmen Denver Colo A. E. Bush Mosaic Templars of America Little Rock J. B. Bush Ambrose Caliver Fisk University Nashville Charles H. Wesley Howard University United States Alain Locke Howard Rhodes Benjamin Brawley Shaw University Raleigh N. C Harry T. Burleigh Clarence Cameron White Carl Diton the Association of Colored Musicians Hampton Institute Paris French National Art Gallery Aaron Douglas Maurice Hunter Arthur A. Schomburg Brooklyn New York Public Library Dehart Hubbard Ted Thompson

Erected Complete Iowa U Grad Now Big Western Contractor

Archie A. Alexander of Des Moines, a young Black engineer, has finished a 2.5 million dollar central heating plant for the University of Iowa. His contracts total 5 million over twelve years, marking a swift ascent from a 1915 engineering degree to leading contracting work in the Midwest. Alexander, who once faced a field closed to his race, now directs white craftsmen on bridges, viaducts, sewage systems, and other projects, and was also a notable early Black tackle on Iowa's football team.

C. F. Richardson Houston, Tex W. P. Dabney Cincinnati Union City of Cincinnati John A. Gregg South Africa A. M. E. Church Robert E. Jones New Orleans Archie A. Alexander Des Moines University of Iowa Iowa Mid‘west Denver Alexander

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