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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1931 Chicagoans Aroused to Action by S. Side Police Brutality ’ § } 1 ' UHICAGO, Dec. 2- (ANP) Ctates Attorney John A Swanson may be asked to use the power of his office to stop the brutality on the part of the police on the South side, according to an announcement made here Thursday morning by Dr. Herbert A ‘Turner, president of the local branch of the NAACP Several flagrant cases of police brutality have occured in the di trict recently and the citizens have bheen aroused to action. Women have been beaten by the police homes have been broken into and many prominent citizens have been subjected to indignities by the po lice under the guise of conducting a drive to “clean-up the district’ Maid May Lose Sight The first case brought to publi attention was that of Mrs. Elano Brimm, a maid in a Jewish family WM WARS Severery mearer oy a4 Wi policeman. In fact her injuries wer s0 : serious that her eyesight may be permanently impaired Following closely in the wake of Mis case was that involving M ae Jones, whose home was brok én into by offivers at 2 o'clock 1n the morning. When she resented the action of the police she was struck on the hcad by one of the officers with a flashlight and other dise abused by the minions of the law. *Drive to the curb’ has been the command given to many citizens in the district and their cars searched without warrants and the owner: subjected to abusive language and in some cases to arrest. Dr. S W Smith. one of the most prominent physicians on the Southside, wa one of the victims. When carried 1o the station the commanding of ficer told Dr. Smith that the oft: cers were within their right and efforts on the parts of the phy:sician to interview Commissioner Alhman proved to no avail. Ask Investigation f Citizen committees according 1.,: reports have appealed to Comumiss sioner Allman and also to Mayor! ¢ :mak, the democratic city execu nye. neging o complete mvestiga tion, but in the meantime, the po lice continue their practices with i,:':‘(unt scal and diligence A A : e Tlrner in disclisaing Al cases declared that a legal department headed by Attorney Farl 3.0 Licer kson had been organized to aid victims in bring.ng suit against the malefactors and Lo Livesigate cvery cuse thosoughly *Lverything possible declared D Turer twill be dutie 1o pul 8 stop to the » practice We nrped all citizens who are ih cltimiz td by the }Alr!l!'l‘ to report iheir fases 1o our office and we will ¢o cperate in every way with them to sce that justice is done.” ' “IT CAN'T LAST NOTHINE DOES".-- ol ? Smith’s Shake and Take Best l_tj?v_ltg'if_tl__lt«-lnll‘lty Cmith's PinkWash set Prophylactic Price $1.00 Each Complet'e Treatment $2.00 - e lWarren J. Smith and Brother Athens, Ga. 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Pre-Thanksgiving ‘ ® Gathering BIRMINGHAM, Ala., bee, 2— A preat time was had Wednesday night, November 25, at the Colored Masonic Temple when four A PF.A. & A M. lodges met with the mem bers of Porter's Pride lodge No. 5587 in the fourth floor hall as guests of that group in a pre-Thanksgiv ing meeting and feast. Mr. L. R Roberson is worshipful master of the entertaining lodge while Mr. C. I*. Callaugh is secretary | Grand Lecturer J. B. Banks Wh(}; wis presented to the body by | Grand Master W. T. Woods, made | a very interesting and m::lrm-lnwg speech as did Past Master A, I‘J.‘t Harris of Lodge No. 335, Oakbyse, | Ali. and Mr Cox of QOceidental No. 31 all of whom were given standing invitations to attend the meetings of Lodge No. 557 every second and fourth Wednesdays. | A good musical program was ren dered by the glee c¢lub from the] lodge of which P. W. Sledge, grand, | lecturer of the western division, 18 worshipful master and a good nn-i pression was created of the activi-| tv of that group. Visiting lm!;',vs: and their worshipful masters were | No 711 P W Sledge No 195 My Cobb No 430 1 b Do:fl and 689 P e | Following the speechies. bountiful] refrecshments of sandwiches and | doughnuts and hot coffee. combined with a gencral talk fest to m:nkei the joint meeting sponsored by Lodge No. 557, one of the most suc cessful events of the year for local| Masons - | : | q 4 BIRMINGIHAM, Ala, Deé 2 While her sixteen-year-old dauchter. Josephine, lay a corpse at Dazenport and Harris funeral home, Mrs. L.ou Ella Matthews, 209 23rd street fought a battle for her life at the Hillman hospital after being taken there early Sunday cvening following the shoooting of the two by Charlie Williams, aha Charlie Johnson, 28, ailey B, and South 23ird street about eight o clock that evening. According to reports at the po lice station, the mother had been talking to the man concerning his attentions 1o her *daughter when Williams became angry and shot her once: in the left side with a shotegun and then turned the weap on on the daughter. - Josephine, who was taken to tne Hillman in a private car was dis '(w\-crml to: be dead upon arrival lh’hv had been shot in the back of L head s she attempted to run | from the room Mrs. Mauatthews. | who was transferred to the Hillman in a Davenport and Harris ambu- Ilsmw is said to be in a very criti. ' cal condition being wounded In the | right super mastoid region as if ‘.««'lu- had been riddled by machine fpun fire, LIVER BILE— | » R And You'll Jump Out of Bed m . . s ' the Morning Rarin’ to Go | 1! you feel sour and sunk and the world tooks punk, don't swallow a lot of salts, | mlncni water, oil, laxs tive candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant aad full of sunshine. ? For they can't do it. They only move the ' bowels and a mere movement doesn’t get st ~ the cause. The reason for your down-and-out | loelln‘!-h your liver. It should g;:)ur out two - pounds of liquid bile into your bowdls dally. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food @oean’t digest. It just decays in the bowels, Gas bloats up your stomach. You have a thick, bad taste and {]our breath is foul, skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head " aches #0d you feel down and out. Your whole aystem is poisoned. It takes those goo% old CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two rmmdn of bile ﬂowing freely and make you eel “up and up.” They contain wonderful, barmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it comes to making the bile flow freely. JBut don’t ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's t.ctle Liver Pills, Look for the name Carter's Little Liver Pills om the red label. Rgsent a mubatituta. 25¢ at afl storen. © 1881 C. M. Ca R O(lEW ‘ T LANTS 2 \ -J.__.,\‘;l . by 7 et gwm:cj r V‘OI'KS‘ THIS IS GOING TO BE HOT! Those blatant 'Bama f‘! 5&; State Collegians will be back out at Sunset Casino Saturday 1 '-"d} ! night after the Tuskepes-Morris Brown clash, with the “Gay ", Fellers of the ‘House” again acting as hosts to Atlanta So i ’3{4' ciety, Like on last Saturday night when four hundred % : v-—_ thrilled members of local socici cireles listened and danced to the sweetest and most elevated juzz. rendered t;y colored pertorm i('l‘fs. that this section has heard in guite a span the nizht will he preg 511:::11 with fun. There'll be thrills galore ’ * % % 2 3 5 ; THE JUSTINIANS AND THE LLAMPODAS Cl1.UB. of Beta s i('hupi(,‘l'. of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, furnished the entertain 'ment for most of the younger set last Friday night. We told you about ;thut highly entertaining Justinian ringer in the Sunday edition of fast iwuuk. We will illuminate you with details of that Omega altair in the Friday's edition of this week. We will tell you about the hilarious ;duvvlnpmbn!s. of last Saturday night and of last Monday night at this | instant 5 x> 5 & 8 e e — trrosr BAMA STATERS, ten-piece: strong, took Sunset by storm last Saturday. They flaunted two aces who really knew when to hit their trumps. Those two gentlemen rallied about the scintil lating jazz of their mates and won themselves lasting fame betore the local populace. The duet was none other than that smiling and symphonie Jimmy WMitchell. saxaphone artist and the leather-lunged Erskine Hawkins, blatant but highly harmomious trumpet star. Both boys have crashed into national publicity with theinr musical long suits. | E - ""~\\\** * k % i AT THE PIANO, PAUIL, BASCOME, a young past master of the ‘forte, was eliciting much attention with his impeccable stroking ot the ivories. Bolden, drummer and band leader. was “beating his way Ithmugh this world” with an incessant purring that sounded lhike just | s0 much reverberating hail. The sax trio was pumping ail the sub- Ssl,:m('v out of its musical implements. The trumpetecrh were bally | hooing in a mode so compelling as to eject the envy of Ol Louis” himself. And in the rear of the pianist, who' was behaving in the manner of a man stricken with combindtion “Seven Years [tel,” and “St. Vitus Dance’ the performer at the bass viol was turiiing the big tool around like a May-pole and stroking it indifferently with a4 lone | finger. Those boys are jazz-vendors, and how! ; X & ¥ %% i OUT ON THE FLOOR. which was so waxy that it took on the faspect of a veritable skating rink, there was murdersome glee and a ‘;msununct' from gliding feet such as mortal ears seldom he: f.pi ;vurus peeped down from the throbbing balustrades of the 1o and tlaughed vociferously. Pluto grinned the sinister grin ol a demon |f::llisl‘lt'd with his work. Morpheus groaned hmpatiently Non o od thave been there! % * ¥ X % % HELEN CHASE JOHNSON was out in the mirth for the ;tim(' in a pair of ages and looking as alluring as of old Bee ' Maxey up from 'Dega, experienced the apparently soothing sensation of dance ing ninety-nine and ten-tenths percent of her numbers with that de bonair Blanchard gentleman. Charles Herndon Faison raanbled thru his conversation like a man full o laughing soup, gigegle water, ca bonated hash, or what have vou? Robert Stout was first to succumb i to that treacherous sea of wax Ule Sam Specde had made of the hith certo impeccable floor. He did a perfect Leon Erroll on the very first number. Sheppard Turner insisted that I'm the colored Walter Win i chell. Juliet Jackson exchanged ogles with Jimmy Mitehell, <tar i saxist of the Collegians. Jimmy Mitchell was given a grand surprise jb_v his Birmingham sweetic, who “happened” on the scee just as he { was capitalizing a Dan Cupid smile upon Juliet . . and then the fun i began!,...Miss Edna Lenyard, the Birminghamian. had hardly sign ?('d off, when the orchestra flared up with “I'll Be Glad When You're Dead"”....and Ole Jimmy played louder than all the rest! i * L ¥ oK K ¥ i IT'D BE EASIER TO TELL who wasn't at Sunset last Saturday ! night than to relate who was there! However, a few of the fun-throng ' who were especially noticeable for one reason or another last Satur | day were Pap Ward, Alma Long, Jerome and Juanita Chapman. Shep lpard Turner, Jesse Arnett, Iirene Gilmore, Ella Mae Wilkins, Thomas Dawson, Red Smith, Leonard Archer, Louise Mitchell, Vivian Mapp. iJimmye Lou Wilkins, Edna lLenyard Willie Kate Taylor. Robert Me { Farland. M. B. Weaver, Hattie Thomas, Eugene White. Sara Brookins. ;va(-r Stewart, Eric Roberts, Willie Harper. Willie Mae Poole. Her | bert Roland, Addye Crump, Grady Brooks, Skinny Greenwood. Beau and Collier Caison., Thomas Borders, Jimmy Hembree, Jimmy Perry, %J(:ssiv Foster, Sarah Brinson. Coach F. L. Forbes, John D. Gaither, ‘E(“ V. Troup. Samuel P. Charleston. and many others. Geraldine Miteh iell \\'uul(_i be out! No “whys” now! * %k 3 k. % & ! BY THE WAY. Miss “Jerry” Mitchell had a gay lLittie breakfast laffair at her home on Lena street, southwest. on Turkey Day. We'll [ tell you all about it Friday. We'll also chronicle the Sunday affair of | Miss Ann Trevers, her mother and friends, out in South Atlania a ;fo\v days back on the social calendar. It will be in Friday's issu>, as j\vill scores of other minor social doings of which we have been 1in [ formed by many WORLD readers who sent items to this column at the office. | ’ 2y 3 KEEP EYES AND EARS PEELED. FOLK! More news about i the Maniac’s social headliner honoring Atlanta Athletes will appear ir these columns each issue hereafter. The atfair will taice place at Sunset Casino under cleverly outlined circumstances bridavy. Desem ber 11. Ten blatant musicians will peddle the jazz of the night. In vitations for the big event have just been run off by Robinson & Cote. and will begin to circulate among Atlanta’s Social Reualm tomorrow As in the past, the hcurs will be ten ‘til two, and again such well fk"UW" professional men as Drs. H. M. Holmes, E G, Bowden, 1. M (Hill, and Messrs. C. W. Washington, Jesse O, Thomas W. H Aiken, and cthers will be out. To be sure. the younger set will be ou!! The {affair promises to be the most exclusive ever to Le stapged in the Sun 'set Casino. Keep eyes and ears peeled for more development ! i * & 3 * & | INTENDED TO TELL YOU aboit that higzhly satisfyving annuat (of the P@acock Charmers last Monday night but my space i3 about ;cxhau:ted. and I could never forpive myself if I dured attempt to re ilut“ an affair like that one in less than half o column. Therefore, {stand by until Friday when you will also be able to delve back into ,'“‘9 mirth episodes of the first night of the social week. Don't get caught in the rush! Get the good ole togs and strugs together for the December u headliner at Sunset! It should prove the kingpin of them all! Don't forget “Macbeth” at Morehouse Friday night. ' _ THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA. Many Holdups And : . Robberies Mark ’ Xmas Advent BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Do 2 Christmias holiday hold-ups gt tnder way with hitensity over th week end and eontinned unabated Monday as Christy Saer. owner of a cafe at 2906 27th avenue nocd Wwas robbed abotit six oclock | two men, one of whom stood ide and wiatched, later runni down the alley with |} pist armed compunion who tool o ty seven dollirs fron -k drawer Just belore noon S flattic Hees: Bl mirot Livat wi deprived of the (e of hit baby wrand Philec v when I OIe lifted up the rear window by rée moving the sash and took ner musi cil apstrument. She reported the foss to the police A pirse srnateher oblained a dol tar and & hdlf and & pocketbook when he did some snatehing from Miss Alice Strotman, 1107 Avenue K. Ensley. at 18th slreet and Znd avenye:- In his haste he lost ane slippers which is now in posse: sion of Officers Moser and Jones who are making investigation, What is probably one of the bold est and most shrewdly executed holdups in the business district re- Saturday night when Charlie s Lunch Room, located on the south cas teorner of 1ith -strecet and 3th avenue, was held up and thirty five doilars taken from the cash register as a number of patrons sit inside eating whiie the usual larpe Saturday night thcatre and shop ping crowd passed by unaware of what was pgong oy and g number of others stood on the corner loat mg, conversing or waiting for the sireel cars. Andrew Puapageorge. white cash ter, was standing 1n the front ot the place when he was asked foi a package of gum He complied with the request and openced the drawer only to find himself con fronted with a pistol in the hand: of his customer to be who had siip ped between the counter and the ice cream case. The yvoung man wa c0 astounded and frightened that he was unable lo give an alarm tintil the thief was making hbot tracks dcross Third avenue. Accord g to “Mr. Charlie’ as the Gresk proprietor is known to his hun dreds of race patrons this is the first time that he has been held up since he has been in business on 4th avenue Another Saturday robbery e that of E H Messengale whose Hill Graeery store at 220 W 8ih avenue was robbed when tour men e of whom had o black stocking agver his tiace 1nok severnty-loo: iadars ine €ash from him and ran wev. Terrel Rev. Terrell Puis ! ' 2 ~ In Bid As New A )' . A.M.E. Bishop . BIRMINGIHAM, Ala, Dec I . The State. Primary composed: ol ' delegates elected at the several an nual conferences of the African Methodist Episcopal church in the State of Alabama was held at A = Temple A. M. E church, Besseir Ala:. Thursday aftcynoun ‘Fhe lorsements of the varicus o lates for Episcopal and geneval of fices formed the major part of G IrOgram. D H €. Teciell pailor of (Be 3t John A M E chureh Bunipge aam, when called .pon for an exes pression. thanked the various daie zates from the five annual conier 'nces which had unanimousty en jorsed his candidacy for secretary f the Young Peoples’ department f the church, but asked the mem yers of the Primary not to endorse yim for the place Dr. Terrell guave otice however. that h's m:m)" friends who regard him as a worthy ispirant, fitted to serve the chureh in any capacity. urged him to offel himself as a candidate for the bis hopric in 1936. This expression was loudly applatded by the delegates and friends présent and his elee tion has been predicted by hulhi ministers and laymen | o e | ‘ | TCY Social News . MRS NANNIE MORE and M ~arrie Henderson of Washington Ga. spent a week with their aunt Mrs. Susie Barnetti 325 Moeriitls Ave N E. of Atlanta MRS MAILIS5A WALKER ho eturned from Greenville (i vhere she spent the holiday w i her Dbrother and sister. M and ‘f\‘lr:z. Aaron Drown L MRS CHARLIE MOPYAE o iy oo Sprmons W e e ! af Mre loo W Thsley oade fiiaee Thankseiving dov ilending o f Morris Brown-Cluak game L TR mMANY PRIEND OF ML ’\‘l;\’:"l‘H‘, BEGOWR vy ot o “'nvw of _hey raprd reco v Ll he skillfal caie of D 15 1 inson. - . . MIBS LOUISE SMITT < b 53 ta o beautiful aftes theaame I'Y‘hnnl"—::!i\&n;' dinnher i b ‘ ' Mr. Malvin Allen of 1o I un ‘ avrsity and Mr. Sand v ldiio ol the University of Culiforna ! MISS CLORD'A Pl el Palt Buriss and M A D ok of Anderson. & € we ¢ Lhe #uesls of Mr and M Crooewse B Thankseiving They attended the Morris Brown and Claiik gauie Little Theater Group To Have Open Meeting Tomorrow Night. Dramatic Interest eof Magic City Aroused . BIRMINGHAM Ala, Dee | ~intorest n the Little Thedlic Moverrent has reached 3 high piteh Evirvwhere toathers citie aid o Ciul jenners are inguaing 38 et waliteations for membenbn 5 Lt e aa el Mie Abve 0E . rde f Gt e haeling b I Belg Jhe de ke g il Wil e e L adeibing B e wil ol an b & A e - . . - . e & 0 b bl ebee ol e b the Tl Gpaiee oy 0 ¢ 0 Lathonn o What te Lo 50 per. on “How the Litlle Pheatn: Affects 1he Educational s of Negro Life” The meeting wil < ey pomplly & Glght oeloek Efforts are being made 5 range with the Temple el management to- have all pipidhe admittod te e Shubespos o el Wenk on feaao ki A a g thier annotincement on tapst - will be made at the nicet s = Thu gy evening al WwWhieh fir ot {0 lowine ofhicers wall be ol L Miss Alvee MceCarioll - pregdent L H Calbeun, dr vice prosident Land chaitman, embeishin Com mittee; Miss Ethel E irper. ro | cording seerefary: Miss Waddel Parrish, corresponding siereliny Bee & O bavienie licasgiey | G Blackus chairman ediucationad commitice; Niss Mildicd Batl chizieman, produ-tion Cotensitlies: Ihias. 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TEi et g ecosy of Fhe th=l tehiee o Wa veproey Weet thioo & sk evary yenbee of - 1 -t 6 ke o onth nol to reved The Batel wleniity e what b whisneted Ac g further proeaut oo i clmax of the picture was neith B wnraahid jn the sevint of 1l wide o nonees hirepavedofor ad SOEL S St e e Ml o wsn - e Nithenh belatadan theje siart & Sl rponoy e e peneval o e Eeind Chiest Negro workey ot this ¢ily have gt least effeele: an oreanization for the purpose o - brinoing up tnelr quota designate Lhe (e Copgmunite Fund official: Bl R e e Bailey’s Royal Theatre WEDNESDAY--TIHIURSDAY whim summeryvilie and Harry Lanodon in “"-‘ !‘.,1.: A .‘l “"~ | See America Thivsi They Mike Love While Machine Gune Fop! Roars Of Fan as Gangdom Goes Gooly! Biggest Laugh in 10 Years. j : FRIDAY - SAHL DAY : KEN MAYNARD in “AllAS THE BADMANY : l.ast Show Starte at 915 P2, M, '. 5 » = Bailey's Eighty-Osne Theatre WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Double cargy By 1.2 - ‘9ql’r(s-;r4xn1n1e he Bat Whispers Chester Morris—i"anmous Pal of “Machine Gun Buteh” = Ang = “PHE EYES OF THE WORID? A Thundering Tale of Hace and Love! : FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jose Dohr in “The Rozue Of The Rio Grande” — VALDENVILL . . GEE I R TRE m"”_;k'i‘-f—_f),."j s .'.' 4 e i AR o b S iy ;&@» A O * . A R R R R P STRRR Y, 19 et . '.l"fulo.“‘..':‘:T“t .‘,. \"}!f-, u“. o ' : = ¢ AT @ 4 R 5 R TR it AR R N : D N o> " SERTL R N [ AT R S R A TRIN L RN (o S ) A A S s Yo < s G '4':- ‘ 5 A s ﬁ?{-_",-:"-,y”’é’i;-v 3‘ i W G o, GG pae, QR CNE ol ey B \"wj‘?n ‘.\\%: “'il o i Of g % ":h\*?‘\r'.. “VQ:J NI A a0 ) I ’ SR TR 11 2 SR BN e . A ] Vot e Brown America A \."1#‘"'.. A . "3‘.-". i é./ e 50¢ 3 5 . B . / 5 2 L TS Gl ‘/A o, : " s LRy e P ] ‘ih g P . 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HARRY LANGDON AND SLIM S SUMMERVIELE, WIHTHT BESSIE 1L.OVE, HEAD GREAT CAST IN OST UNUSUAL COMEDY FEATURE EVER PIT ON TALKING SCREEN., Piois of Laughs {rom Start to Finish The fhvst sativieal revelation of the el G ican ilaquor s tratlie. ahd L ter neihod comne to the cn under - Universal's banner. 1 Liei i Alnerica Thirer LowilE e hown at Buney's } il bl Wednesday: and ‘ feature ngih comedy, ‘ vaerica Fhist” lays elabms o bodin one-of the rost UnigHe ' 1 i ever hrotant 1o the sereen § Lot presonts vangster life in i Vil Harry lLangdon { ) tinervitie were selact i comedy team with Bes- B trayimne the character et singer and A SWeet t 0 2ang eadet { aepariment of Uni i ciose race with the ‘ atlery in rounding aider tvped’ for the piciure Esatra ¢ gy faces are their fant demand for “killar! : tudio took on the ap peaia o i America’ wildest nester rendezvous with its scores o touph characters machine guns and tricks much in evidence dur ng the ten weeks of “See America T proaaction PitHl. ERNENT TATE SPENDS WELK-END GERE WITH PARENTS . G Mre - F Tate were giad i have with them daring the ot i it their home on Bell street Hel i Prof, Ernestine Tate whe i instructor ol lanpuages ot Bets Eita collepe, Macon Ga. He drplyggt e the city i time for the Tlll'kE)’ Dayv classie between Morris Brown nd Clark universities. During his celeoend sty Prof. Tate paid beiet Vet nany of his friends: He 18 il [ Atlantay University § ond. ning he returngd Vidonon 1 rosinne his schoel Wil [iest 15 =i Pl SISy » y J Buv from ° Advertisers FOR HAIR AND 5K!H PAGE SEVEN