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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR Investigation Under Way on Wilberforce, W. Va. Riot COED IS KNOCKED tOLO; FIFTEEN , STIKS GET INJURIES r—. rjpp i e^TON W Va.. Dec. 0. - v-^ still under WPX jfri'lu.v ' th** football riot Thanksgiving W™ be-. Tt. Wilberforce and Wi* 1 Vi'- U St-to in which one coed was knocked unconsciousness and 15 male students suffered battered head? 1 ' nf the incident, it is hk iy- : i!i ' officials of the two dun). \. . । discontinue the annu p ,p tk l. : th melee severa’ hu bW ■■ . ■’h ' d- m;v- v w'pertv. rm p, . tv Davis of We- . . tt college is holding up ... ~« i . f n $5OO contract to Wil beuorcc until adjustments can be made. Wilberforce Wins. 12 to 6 , Wilberforce won the game by a ••• ’ i° to 6. That caused the h. .bio. Jubilant, the Ohio team >r . ^-ters started a snake dance I) ended in the dining hall. w>or the annual Thanksgiving dinner was to be held. . ’ the midst of the dinner a Wil ' players arose, poked out L ■,, st and said. "Hail the na ffr champions.” He was told to si< Ipwn. but Wilberforce rooters m-j-dj him t continue his victory peech. "We haven’t lot as game this yea r and we dare anybody to tell us that we’re not claimants for the national grid title, and further more. we cane down here to this little ‘one-horse town’ and gave Statt its worst beating ” This statement further aroused Stat n rooters and one angry youth huHed. a tea cup at the speaker. h ; 't —r hipi in the face. Although th’s c t(jmned the speech, it was the beginning of a free-for-all fight. Curs plates, knives, and glasses were hurled for more than 15 minutes. A riot call brought po lice w>ho ended the trouble. The ipjurect two of whom were girls, we-e given first aid at the school hospital. • Starts Investigation President Davis has started an investigation into the matter and declares he will severely punish those responsible for the trouble. Vr hai been assured by Wilber fwco ,autorities that similar action would ;be taken at the Ohio insti tution. f The clasic between the two schools! has always been looked for ward to by followers of the two teams a* being the most represen tative ?g.ime of football in clean mort frtendly rivalry. Records shoxv that Wilberforce has only wr” '{n- games, while West Vir •H'. Vi -even victories to its ci edit Baley’s Royal Theatre 8. - \.f , J TGFSD 'Y — S ngRVA . W'LR AND t . i.ARK GAEL!’ , v in ~ * * SOUL” • *• • a ford'd a of ’h? under — *■ Ur. .^d she reaped the whirlwind. £ ' W -id THURSDAY , \t; ’\V7 tt n I COMMON LAW” La ■ Im- SA-ts a’ 9-39 P M- fv I * -<a., * . .. j;. qadry ; .L..P'4^ & OA' CUM ’ f i ITE ALSO MONDAY & TUESDAY I ’ " ? E YND KAY FRANCIS in । HANDS” - - d nm m i.e ’ vid he did—after He £ K lied the mar. who killed him I WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY—DOUBLE PROGRAM ” RICHARD ARLEN in * “CAUGHT” Charles Rodgers ** ALONG CAME YOUTH” „ I a-- Sh-vz r ’arts it 9 15 P. M. B V U DFVII I F — LINCOLN .THEATRE * R. C. A. P’RFt 7 TAT KING MACHINE * 401 MitchdH Street, S. W. sr NBAY Mid - night Show ‘TsMART MO HEY” ' ii Wl ‘h Edw. Go Robinson ’(• Better Known As “Little Ceasar" ; ® Also Vanishing Legion AlaSO MONDAY AND TI ESDAY Famous Crime Spots Duplicated in Film THRU LING SI INE OI “A I REE SOIL" TAKES PLACE IN ( H’YATOWN DI N. Opens Monday an I Tuesday at Bailey's Royal S■ ■■ ” () f San Frunciseo’s famous • houses rr.ny of them ..tarted in the day:, of Ihe Goid Rush, vine m life dramattiea ’ . in the talking screen production of "A Free Soul.” Adela Kogers St Johns’ famous novel, which as a starring picture foi Norma Shearer is now playing at Baileys Royal Theatre. Much of the action occurs in th ■ penthouse gambling resort. The author, a former newspaper wom an. knows this side of San Fran cisco intimately Much of the detail was echoed from her experiences and knowledge of such famous gambling halls as the one with the silver floor, made of a mosiac ot silver dollars, which for years at tracted tourists, and also the strama underground haunts of Chinatown Vivid Melodrama Clarence Brown directed the i < ’’ picture!! a vivid drama of the. laughter of a brilliant lawyer who aught her fathers sophistries and! believing in them too intently finds her life crashing about her , , . ~ .. 1 Lionel Barrymore plays the law yer father, who in the end b:o his sins in court to save hr- d.iugli ter’s happiness, and Miss Shearri • seen as the glamorous society o . who tries to love two men at 1 o > the millionaire polo playei an i tt ■ underworld gambling magnate A notable ea-t appear.- : ■' new picture, including T.< In- H -v ard as the millionaire : •: o Clark Gable as Wilf.m th. . im bler; James Gleason as the < >mic bodyguard, and Lucy Beaumont as the tristocratic grandmother “Guilty Hands” Some- Thing New in Mysteries EX( ITING TALKIE GETS AWAY FROM CUT AND DRIED MUR DER DRAMAS. OPENS AT BAILEY S EIGHTY ONE THEA TRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY "Keep out!" signs barring entran ces to the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer sound stage where final scenes were being filmed for 'Guilty Hands.” didn't mean that temperamental actors were at work nor did they indicate an unfriendly attitude to waid visitors. They simply meant that Bayard Vejller. the author, and W. S. Van Dyke, the director, wanter to take every possible precaution to insure absolute secrecy as a protection against possibly "leaks" that might reveal the startling climax of the thrilling mystery drama in which Lionel Barrymore is featured. Worked at Night To insure themselves against prying eyes. Veiller and Van D; had the script from which the pic ture was filmed divided into -wo parts and typed in separate deg rt ments of the studio so that no one. not in possession of both portions, could figure out the amazing plot of the baffling murder story. As a further p'ecaution. even studio* wo'-kvs wwe b-ored from the sets during the u ik : . the last halt. Social News MR. AND MRS. J. W TERRE LI- Mrs. Florida Hinder, on, Miss 1 in । Jones Rev. A. Mapp, little Ruth Jone.-: and Gussie Lee Terrell en joyed a pleasant motor trip Io .Marrietta. Georgia last Sunday where they were gue: t of tl ei sister and brother. M l ' and Mrs Dei.me Wai’< n. MR. ROBERT MOillilf a n d family. Mrs. Lizzie A.-kew o 1 Jonesboro. Georgia Mr Robert Askew. Mr. Lish Askew and little Miss Jeanette .Askew of .Atlanta motored to Roanoke. Alabama Sunday November 29 to visit Mr and Mrs. J. W Holloway, then sister and brother. MRS. BLANCHE FORTSON of 1250 Chapel Street, has returned from a two weeks stay at Hamil- I ton. Georgia, w here she was called 'to the bedside of her mother. Mrs Fortson was before her marriage. Miss Blanche Gamble of Hamilton ir ri -xG kings sot ri’ Met at the home of J H. Mack. Mond.-e. night. The meeting w■< opened in the usual manner .with the vice president pre.-iding. Final plans for a dance New Year’s eve were completed. We are asking’ all our friends to be present at Sur.-et Casino. Music by Neal ';C-mery Mr. M. A. Knights n< d the club. Next meeting will ■ e ■' the home of J. R. Payton. 1 Spencer Street. N. W. J W Weaver, president J R Payton, reporter ALICE D. ( AREY NO. 5 Met at the home of Mrs. Crescy Gladmon on Brown Street. S. W. Business was briefly carried out then we listened to talks from dif ferent members of the club. A de lightful menu was served. One visitor present. Mrs. S. L. Calhoun, president Mrs. L. A. Smith, reporter MAGNOLIA COMMUNITY Met last Tuesday nite at the Most of the filming w-as done at night, especially the exterior scene. Trick Devices For the production, in which weird light and south effects play a prominent part, special "thunder and lightening' devices were rigged up, ready to send forth vivid I flashes of light and claps of thun-| der at a button signal from the director. Many novel pieces of camera equipment had to be made for the unusual angles and a great moving crane, allowing the camera unlimited lateral and perpendicular movement, was employed for some of the striking shots. The plot of "Guilty Hands." which will open Sunday midnight at Bailey, Eighty-One Theatre, re volves about a criminal lawyer < Barrymore) who murders his daughter’s prospective husband in order to save her from certain un happiness. When a spectacular clue’ is discovered, he uses his wits to save himself from the gallows. The climax comes as a total surprise to film audiences. FREE! RADIO FREE! The Beautiful Radio Below Obtained Through the Go-operation of Warren Inc. Will be Given Away Monday Night at Big Bethel. 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Tiie uh .'tihg was opened in the usual form by , the eh ipl.iin. and after an interest •ing meeting and the presentation of visitors, a delightful repast wa: < rved. Mi'. H. S. Miner of 256 Scipio Toh a< e will be hos’ at the next meeting. All meiiibms arc a. k. I to come out N Dupree, p:a - rL nt J Gilbert, reporter ROYAL A( ADIANS Wei'“ entertained by Mrs Roll ings at her lovely home on Hunter road last Tuesday evening at a benefit whist party Quite a num ber of visitors and friend, were present and enjoyed the occasion. Prizes were awarded the winner-: The club will meet with Mrs. Eu a Green, 215 Howell Street next meeting. Mrs. Rollings, president Mrs. Alston, reporter IN MEMORIAM In memory of our beloved wife and sister, Mrs. Elise Parker Mit chell who departed this life Dec ember 6 1930. Sweet are thy memories still The vacancy no one can fill. Rev. J. Carl Mitchell. Richmond. Virginia. Miss Mabel L,. Parker. Latham. Alabama. MISS JEANETTE ASKEW AND Mrs. Eula Glover spend a very pleasant day in Jonesboro Friday before last as guests of Mrs. Lizzie Askew’ and Mrs. Robert Morris. GOODWILL FLORAL Club has been postponed on ac count of bad weather. We are glad to know Mrs. Dollie Bridges is up again after a brief illness. We are proud of our reporter. Mr. F< Griffin who is a senior of Wash ington High. All of our officers have served well since the organ ization of the club. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Mattie Eesce ( 1325 Bridges Avenue S. E. Mrs. L. McCrary, president Rogers Griffin. Reporter Church News l STIERS ASSOC lATION ORIGINAL We the 2nd Mt. Oliver Baptist Church are very grateful to the Usher Association for the delight ful hours spent at the 2nd Mt Oliver Church We were very much impressed with the organ- i ization and we have not words to ■ express ourselves to you for your j kindness toward our Church. The meeting was grand and we feel that we had a successful financial week according to the conditions. Total money raised. $210.91. Our people have gained inspiration and information from this great meeting. I. as president have much interest in the welfare of the ' .Association. We have proof that j this is the greatest association of jits kind in the state of Georgia. Come out and attend the meet- ra®|T ! b i 1 Qi ® o THE SALEM Lowboy Console $76.50 Complete illg : of the e< at 1 . 111/llt ion Mr. J. Bushin. <h oi man O 1. Pearson p e. Meat of the .Association. IO SAY THAT YOU SUV AN AD VI KIiSIMI XIT IN ihi WORLD SHOWS CHAT YOU AKE PKOI D PF YOlTi ONLY MODERN IKI WEEKLS NEW si’AIM K SAY 11 NUM TIME. ANTIOI H I Asi BAPTIS l CHURCH j It was hi "i day at .An'. h Su.i day, 11 o'clock ;erviee. the Mission ; ary Society rai e a musical pro ! gram ami raised $3.75 i At 3 o'clock the Sunday School 'and B Y P. 1' chmu c.e a h terary and musical m. .;ram also Mrs. C. Williams of Wheat Street Baptist Chwch sang a solo. The famous quartette of Big Bethel Church rendered a :< lection. We are having programs each month. Our doors stand open at all times. Rev. C. Moore pastor Mrs. B Belle, president Miss L. Williams, reporter THE MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH Worshipped witli us today |This is the first Sundn" and we jare lookin forward to each mem ber doing his duty. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. morning services, 11:15. The pastor will preach, l.et's be time. Visitors are welcome at all time. Rev. C. Pickett, pastor Mrs. Maddox, reporter BE NOT AFRAID. THE ATLANTA WORLD ILAS THE HIGH REGARD OF MOST OF ATLANTA'S LEAD ING DEALERS. STORE MANA GERS AND CLERKS WILL RE SPECT YOU WHEN YOU PROVE THAT YOU HAVE RACE PRIDE. MENTION THE WORLD EVERY TIME 5 OU BUY. < OSMUPOI.II AN The ushers and usheretts met Sunday night at the home of Mr. E. L. Williamson on Delbridge St. A brief and business meeting was held. We were glad to have Mr. J. A Strickland and our chaplin with us again. Mr. C. R. Green, our chief usher made some vey in teresting remarks on this years work, which was encouraging to the board Our next meeting will be with Mr. C. Jordon. 59 Griffin Street. Mr. 1,. H. Belle, president Mr. C. R. Green, reporter ZION GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday. December 6th. 1931. Sunday School 9:45 ■ Morning Service .1130 [Afternoon Service 3:00 [Night Service 7:30 > Services will be conducted bv I the pastor all day Visitors and friends are welcome. Hey. J C. Alexander, pastor Miss Hattie Wynn, reporter . / \ Enna Jettick Melodie* \ Sundays, WJZ ci uU ohoe satisfaction begins with a Proper Fit- ENNA JETTICK SHOES FOR MOM EX fit perfectly Even the so-called “hard-to-fit” foot is easy to fit, from our range of 177 different Sizes and Widths . / —▲ e A J - I jßßSEreL*'* S s^ and ? 6^ I YOU NEED .NO LONGER! I BE TOLD <F|^.YOU HAVEj Il AN EJ^l^/E FOOT J A AAAA to EEE - Sizes 1 to 12 Davis & McLarty Co. Operating Enna Jettick BOOT SHOP 131 I ’each t ret* A rcade Births To John ami Themli • 11 mock, 290 I yons .Aw- it To Henry ;md Susa P . 996 Ashbv Terr., bov. T. s-muel ;:»d Huth . C TH Jadison girl. To S::mi: I ami B . j \!h I 1 To Wi 11 c.eu) .Annie J, i. •MS Elm St. Imy i To J:um . ami (\nine IP । Hill Si . i’u I To Perry and Mm.yie 1hc..., d 1516 Ist. Ave. .‘.'ill To Bert and Marie Simr 110 ; Chapel St . boy. :lo Tommy and Willie Sum :ci i : 'I9 University .Ave, boy To Willie Geo Greer, 490 Spin [ cer St. girl. To Duston and Alonti N‘ il, 114!' Coleman St . bos'. 890 Seiple St . girl To Charlie ami Lorene l),i\i To Tommny and ami Bertha Dawson. 252 School St . |...v To Ed ami France:: Euler 3.':.' Nelson St . ‘‘it | To O'in ami Anme Beiif ci. 1 1!) 1 ittlte Si . girl. To Nathan and Rosa or: land 11!) Bass St . mrl. To Charlie and Sarah J..me 80 Boules iiril. boy To Johnns and Pin a hi,- ]'r<.ok 41 Bradley St. boy To Walter and Mayell Sims. 616 Smith St . girl. BIRTHS To Isla and Idella Belt. 1126 Osborne Street, boy. November 21. To Will and Rosalie Williams, 1280 Dobbs N. W. girl. November 15. To Edward and Sarah Slaton. 72 Thirkield Avenue, girl. November 19. To Janies and Callie Gni’f >'d 3'28 Hitrhland Avenue, boy. Nov rmber 14 ’l’<> Mervin ami I nla W dker To Lrenia and Jette? I’ axlo-s. °57 Haynes Street, girl November 18 To John and Clar.i Southern 4‘’l Nelson Street, girl, November 15. To Wesley and Fva Butler. 406 Merritts Avenue, girl, November 11 To Foster and Florine Harris 417-4th Street, girl. November 17 To Joe and Maggie Wise, 369 Arthur Street, boy. November 16 To Milton and Gertrude Cherry 370 Royce Street, girl, November 16. To Carter and Janie Maddox. 6.5 Liddell Place, boy, November 13 To Jim and Nellie Simpson. R 200 London Lane. bov. November 18. To Johnie and Hattie Jones, 173 Courtland, girl, November 15 Luther and Irma Dillard, 633 .AI k \ G li , --"L "TMFI'?*S:.:. w/f ... and gives it a satin finish Smart, sleek heads everywhere nod a vigorous affirmative when we say the new "Vaseline" Perfumed Hair Dressing gives the crowning touch to a beautiful toilette. It acts like magic, straightens the most stubborn hair, makes it lay smooth and soft and flattering. Applied generously before arranging the hair, "Vaseline" Perfumed Hair Dressing keeps the hair healthy, and straightens unruly hair. Twenty five cents a jar at all good drug stores. Made by the Chesebrough Mfg. Co., Cons'd., New York, sole makers of "Vaseline" Preparations. © 1931, Cbesebrougb Mig. Co.. ComU Vaseline REG u - •• **at. orr. W PERFUMED x^Fhair dressing i girl Nir.i-mlii 'J l‘> Hubei t amj 16ike, . a I . ua. i< Harri.':, gti |. L'n; i iiil.vi' 1 I I 1 ' 1 '*'O g.' u: . | S. H :l? L ? ' ’ । ! a. .u Duiaw ho,. Novi ii.h..; IJ. i ■ Jame., mr| t u- y,, . ,mi. 40 ■ . ge .A V‘ '‘llle : . ! . 5 ..-:11 '• a 17 . ' ' ’ b. 1 i .Oil I l\ all a ll' I a lupi' >ll I l.llccl. I'.n l. No . , ;,,1,1:1 I , ' Jwcph Cl. I I' 111 I. : , . ~ . : Ipenci r S' i eel iniv. Nov emh 1“ < ’liai in- aial He' I’m I .oua!-. »i'. Wheat St;eei. par!. Nuviiiibe.' 19 1> I Iku lie: I ai d Lill .i c Sin.: .1. Bum.stead Alley. I Nuv ember 23. To Milton ami Li.. ie \lae I’l iih lev. 673 I lallas Su e< !. I. w I November 22. To Eddie ami Josephine Gill. 231 South Mason Avenue, buy, so . ember 22. To Ralph and Hatlie Nunviu'l. 147 Walnut, boy. November 22 To ,lam< :: and (leor.- , , Bin" I I Murray S E . boy. November 21. To V, , ; ,111.1 i ,?m , .-a W i ><■ 11. !63-14th Streit bov November 20 l»! t ATi 1! Thi Sin,nt s■{ Soc.al : hili me- Dec 2. I‘l '! ; ( the home of Mi . Willie Mae Harns. 109 W.n street. All the bus ness was carried out. We had two new members Io po e us. Mr. Frank Flint and Mr Dewell Adams. On next Wednesdav nigh l the club will meet at the In.me o’ Mrs. arrie Stills. 805 Rear Syea more street m Decatur Mrs. R Mathis. Pres. Mrs. Willie aMc Harris, Sect. Mi c Still: imp. SOME CI AII.ANTA S LEADING STORES, ARE ADVERTISING SPECIAL BARG AINS I OR MON DAY'S SELLING IN TODAY S ATLANTA WORLD. THESE BAR GAINS MAY NEY'ER BE ADVER USED AT ITIESR LOW I'RH ES AGAIN. < HRIS I MAS IS NEAR PRICES YVII.L RISE IN A FEW DAYS. BUY' NOW AND SAVE. SAY' YOU SAVY IT IN THE WORLD. Joseph F. Fielden Watchmaker & Jeweler 370 Peters Street, S. W. Cor. McDaniel St. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1931 MOITS ( ROSSING NEWS We me | ; omi Io have some new neighbors in our coinnumty, Mrs. Mary Nilwood She t- also one of our best eubsciibeis of the At lana World. M 11. i Scott Im I her guest, VI. . Clyde Scott of Knoxville, Tciu lessee . II? elnlilrin of Springfield S. have started to practicing for liie.r Xmas exeriees. lie. Eliington preached for the Bus'. Bee Chib. Sunday night and Wednesday night. His sermons v < :<■ wonder!ill There will be nits li,.g all day Sunday. We hope 1-vervbody will come out and \\ w hip with u The Willing Workers Club met at lh>' home of Ml L. Defoe last 'i'llui ‘lay night .All reported a good time Our next meeting will lu' at Sister Clara Mason, on Mairf Street We me asking all members and fi lends to be present Anni" lose, presidenf I, ।lie I)< fbe, Secretary uME OF ATLANTA’S LEADING Suites AKE ADVERTISING M i l LAL BARGAINS FOR MON OAY'S SELLING IN TODAYS MfANI/Y WORLD. THESE BAR < HNS .MAY NEVER BE ADVER IIsFD AT THESE LOW PRICES YGAIN. I HRISTIMAS IS NEAR, PRICES WILL RISE IN A FEW DAY’S. BUY NOW AND SAVE. SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE WORLD. Dixie Theatre < or. BUTLER & DECATUR Sts. Monday and Tuesday “BEYOND VICTORY” I’he love story of brave men in Hie cross section of life. The most gripping drama of the year. with Bill Boyd, Lew Cody, Zasu Pitts YVednesday and Thursday Charles Ruggles in CHARLIES AUNT” l iie Best. Comedy of the Season Friday and Saturday •DPGAN OF THE HADLANDS” The most gripping Western of t'e Wild West. Western Electric Sound System Children 5c — Adults 10c I h’s < nopon and 5 cents v ill admit one adult. Good week of Dec. 7ih. This And 5c Admit One