Lincoln Theatre Week Draws A Busy Film Lineup
Lincoln Theatre lists a week of plays and features including Jack Pickard in Bill Ap person s Boy a Kentucky drama about a family feud and a boy s devotion to his mother. World special Rasputin Master Mystery with Houdini. Barbary Coast Underworld Frisco Underground. Fruits of Vengeance Maid Mad. Demon's Shadow Carter Case Craig Kennedy stories. Madeline Travers in The Rose of the West. Ways of the World and The Great Gamble. Country store every Friday night.
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Jack Pickard
Bill Apperson
Kentucky Hills
Hill Town
Rasputin
Houdini the Great
Barbary Coast
Underworld
Frisco
Chinatown
Carter
Craig Kennedy
Wm. Fox
Madeline Travers
Country Store
Week at Lyceum Theatre Features Hart and Chaplin Stars
Lyceum Theatre presents a bustling week headlined by Wm. S. Hart in The Money Coral and Alice Brady in His Bridal Night A Select picture. Chaplin stars in A Night at the Show plus Buried Treasure. Gladys Brockwell in The Divorce Trap and Harold Lockwood in A Man of Honor. Friday evenings offer The Little Reformer with Bessie Barriscales and a Times-Star Weekly. Also vaudeville, a country store Tuesday night with groceries and crafts.
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Wm. S. Hart
Harold Lockwood
Little Reformer
Bessie Barriscales
Times- Star Weekly
Local Social Notes From Dayton and Surroundings
Mrs M E Partridge visits her brother James Ashe in Indianapolis. Robert Partridge vacations two weeks in Dayton. Mrs Edw Allen of Detroit passes through en route to Chattanooga. Mrs Jessie Scruggs is convalescent after recent indisposition. Gladys Moss recovering. Magnolia Club hosted by Mrs Harding for Mrs Walker of Macon Ga. Allen Willis of Glendale loses a hand in serious accident. Beatrice Saunders visiting Lexington for two weeks. Mrs Money convalescent. Mrs Lillian Jones returns to Battle Creek Michigan. P R West visits Perryville Kentucky.
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Edw. Allen
Detroit
City
Chattanooga
A Letter and Toast To The Union
Boston residents recall a sea voyage from Atlantic City to New York and the Hudson journey to the home of Madam Walker. The writer extols hospitality and ends with a toast to unity and shared progress.
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Boston
Mass
Atlantic City
America
New York
Hudson
Voyage through cities and praise for Black achievement
A letter praising fine appointments and Black deeds travels from Boston to New Hampshire and Connecticut. The writer imagines bronze memorials and expresses a desire to read a copy of "The Union." Dr. and Mrs. Vaughn sign the tribute, framing a progressive view of culture and progress.
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Boston
White Mountains
N. H
Norwich
Conn
Union
Mrs. Vaughn
Suffrage Session to Open at Metropolitan Church
Washington September 17 The National Race Congress of America prepares its fourth annual Suffrage Session to begin Tuesday October 10 at the Metropolitan Baptist Church at 12th and R Streets Northwest The program will be announced soon The right to vote is described as the first of rights and essential to self government and civil equality for Colored Americans.
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Washington, D. C
National Race Congress of America
Metropolitan Baptist Church
12Th
R. Streets
National Race Congress
For Rent Furnished Recommends Reliable Tenant
Furnished apartment available for a responsible, reliable person. Includes hot and cold water. Contact Woodbin 1228 L or residence at 1150 Foraker Ave.
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Woodbin
L. Res
Foraker Ave
Colored Industrial School Opens With Evening Classes
The Colored Industrial School will open Monday September 8 1919 offering day and night sessions. Courses include bricklaying plastering concrete automobiling machinist plumbing steam fitting electricity carpentry tailoring dressmaking house painting cooking millinery laundering English mathematics and music.
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Mattie Brooks
Alms Place
Walnut Hills
Exuma Hodges
Baer St
Cincinnati, Ole
MRS
Carlisle Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hattie
Mr. Castleman
Washington Terrace
Woodburn
Just Rite Dry Cleaners
Chapel Street
Reginald E. Beamon
W. Fifth ST
John
Cincinnati, Oho
L. J. Young
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Mme Walker
Master Syntorme
J. H. Toran
Uee Eureka
West
Rew Suest
Cina
Gale -North College Hill
R. W. B. Bush
Mra Haeste Hamilton
Bath Eiectric
the Ave
Norwood
The
Ziegler-Schaefer Co
Eastern Avenue
Ohio
K. C. Harris
Mme D
Sutters Mair
Lula Gelther
Lair
Milton Street
Maggie Westfield
Myrtle
Urey
Besgie Keller
Dresemeker
Aime Piece
Weinut Hifis
Phon
Madam Eason
Haar
Kenyon Ave
Lincoln Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Gladys Brockne
Robert Partridge
Dayton
Jessie Scruggs
Gladys Moss
Allen Willis
Glendale
Mrs. Beatrice Saunders
Lexington
Lillian Jones
Battle Creek, Michigan
P. R. West
Perryville, Ky
the Colored Industrial Schoo
West Sixth Street
G. A. Morgan Hair Refining Co
Harlem Ave
Cleveland, O
John Derrickson
Columbus
Jessie Jenkins
South
Miss Ella Jones
Springfeld
ITF
Boonesirest
Wehrman
Renr
Loabs
Horace Sudduth
H. B. Mayhaus
Good Shoes , & Cor. Seventh and Linn
Ethel Page Jackson
C. H. Austin System World’s Wonder Hair Grower
Keeper Avenue
Violin Department Department
West Seventh Street
Norman G. Kerr Anna Howard Matthews
Martin Street
East End
Ludlow Avenue
Clifton
OLD Clifton Springs Distillery
Rheinstrom Bros. Co
G. A. Morgan’s
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