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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931 New Mexico S hows Maryland How to Handle Criminals\ ] DAILIES THERF LAMBAST DIXIE FOR STAGING . LYNCHING Albgquerque, New Mexico, Dec., 18.—(By the Associated Nepro Presss) - As a result of the con viction “ere recently of ‘Thomas Johnson, tried and convicted of the murder of a white girl and sen tenced to die February 12, two newspapers have pointed to the manner in which local officials handled the case as being exem pital bed and*lynched. The editor of the New Mexico State Tribune wrote in part: “We commend the case of John son to the attention of other local ities in the United States, particu larly to officials and citizens and the great free state of Maryland’ ‘Sherif Baca took no chances. He placed his prisoner in the New Mexico state penitentiary. District Attorney Kenney and Santa Fe lo cal officers went about the busi ness ogf establishing guilt as if they believed Johnson innocent The district attorney built up a mistake. An able attorney was appointed to defend the prisoner. He made a sincere fight for his client. The jury decided. “We are deeply impressed with 'thc smooth and effective way in which Santa Fe-co authorities op crated in the midst of a trying situation,. The reason is that a law abiding community had confidencs that justice would be done.” And in a similar strain wrote the editor of the Albuuerque Journal “An attorngy appointed by the court able d(“ﬂld(*d the Negro and the defendant . received the due protection and justice’ to which he was entitled until a final determin ation of his guilt or innocence. “It is to the credit of the citizens of Sania Fe that they have acted so admirably : under the strain of the fiené*rh crime. The little mur mur of mob violence was met by more sober judgment and quick add complete justice has been fix ed in the case. “How much better it is that or derly process of law prevailed than to have had a reputation simi lar to some other <tates for mob violence. In Maryli ! for instan ce there was a !y hing during the time of the iria. in Santa Fe, forn a8 less bruial crime than that committed in this state. Upon answering a radio call at 510 Capitol Avenue, Officer Doug las Poole aund his companion found three men attempting to break into the I. W. Rogrrs Store One of the meny, fled. The shrewd officers **% dnd quietly waited fo the return of the third whom they suspected would returning as a big truck had been backed up near the entyance with a number of burglar tobls in it. They claim ed they believed the truck wa: owned by the man who fled Eventually the third man ap peared and when ho aftterapted + recover his truck, he was arrested also. The first two bandts wore Guy Ferguson, 408 Johnson Street and Claude Smith, 387 .Johnezon Street. The third man. the owner of the truck, was J C Graham 497 Martin Street. Factory Branch 1930 Olds. Deluxe Sedan $565 New tires 6 yellow wire wheels. Beautiful black Du co. Mechanically perfect 1929 Olds. Sedan ... . $395 New tires. A wonderiul fami ly car. 2 1930 Dodge Sedan . ...: $425 A car that looks and performs like new. 1928 Olds. Spt. Coupe . $225 A car that has many miles of transportation. 1929 Graham Paige Sedam §:......... ... .. 5345 6 Natural 'wood wheels. A car you will have to see to appreciate. 1928 Chev. Spt. Coupe .. 5145 1928 Chrysler Spt. Coupe $150 1929 Oldl&(hach : ...$8375 A car driwen very little by private phety. 1927 Chrysler Coupe ... $150 1927 Dodge Coupe ...... $65 “A telephone call will bring a courteous salesman to your home to discuss price and terms. Retail Stores 404-406 W. Peachtree St. JA. 1057 and JA. 5676 R > O(l EIXM;“" W7) . . 8 T * ¢ s i U (LANTS ,yri g \-' e BT\ By e G PRE-XMAS EPICURES | "‘HERE‘].I, BIE A HOT TIME in the ole burgh tonight gentle fan Those of us who clect to dance with the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternn up on the Roof tonight will go cock-eyed with fun! Now don't get ;:';"f AR alarmed. the cocl cyed business will only be hallu- | \ A | cination! You won't really get that way, unless vou | ‘ " are alrei'y so crooked that you double-cro VOoul ‘1’ Exows LR :ﬁ;.. 4 { T's”, o lcok at a doughnut and think it's a pretzel. | i L ¥E e pont s simply that there'll be so much pirth ‘5',./, wd o il in the i that evervihing will either , 'Qp ‘ i+ W 'ook douli's= o blurred ‘'fake a tip-and turn the ',* _':i old shouisle ca the good friend. Laughing Soup! e | L SHONESTE ABE" WALKER savs that the .‘leni“ P s 7 2l tonight will be the P-E-P in pepper, and Abe speaks , Y X 4 true. Why there's a yarn going the rounds to the Al S < effect that once Abe found a lady's purse containing tweniy berries and hung it on a nearby tree! What a man, wotta man! (Too bad Milledgeville is cheated out of such worthy eligibles)! Wotta man, wotta man! But after all, the yarn simply says that he hung the PURSE on the nearby tree. Maybe Abe ain't so dumb, what! * ¥ » »* “LIMB-ILOOSENERS"” wil be in order for Saturday night too The “Gladiators”, using the home of Mrs Leanna Smith, 28 Ashby street, N. W., as their arena. will entertain a chosen few of Atlanta’s younger elites. The fun will initiate around cight bells and will be prolonged until the curfew tolls the parting knell at midnight. It promises to be one of the swellest home affairs of this week's calen dar, and by the fact itsclf, a fitting close to a week 0f average thrills. ) - * * » MISS CECIL CARROLIL comes in for a bit of the social glamor this time. The charming voung lady entertains at a Dridge party to morow afternoon at her home on Ira street. S. W. Miss Carroll 1 generally loved b yher many acquaintances in the younger set, and it is no more than logical to expeet a rousing suceess. Nothing beats a good afternoon at Bridge, between the hours of three and six, un less. of course, it’s petting the last word Tn a verbal scrap with the wife or girl friend. > . - - - MRS. HAZEI. WOOTEN was hostess to the Paramount Social club at her spacious home during last week. ‘T'he palatial Ashby Grove residence was the rendezvous of a bevy of Atlantas popular co-eds. After brief discussion of business topics peculiar to the club., a delicious salad course was served. The club adjourned in buoyant spirits, but not before it had been announced that the next meeting would be held at the hoire of Mrs Gideons, Fraser street. Members present were Misses Rosebud Brown, Evelyn Slaughter, Marvel Beadles Lougenia Milford, and Emma Dennis. Miss Vivian [, Mapp. a radi ant young co-ed of Spelman college and Mr. Fred D'Uby, of More house college, were warmly received visitors, = Y [ VX (Zrlkfmqsﬁ; ALY LT AN N LN ‘\\Xc} R o A r 8] e ~ wREY A Y :{, N, c Qo {‘-; o2l it T Women's felt slippers. Always raadz to offer you wormth and comfort—for such @ tiny price. ! .\,\\ c e R 0 IR N | i 3 _"u“ ;"}.. } PR TAL .\\\ e - . B A soucy black crepe slippar with @ novelty Tear-drop trimming 'n va "M@ rious contrasting colors—Se0 chicl | | . o 19 J o .;.:f..v::j N ‘ i ° A real Gift | SO for a boy! - ISESECEN Black Elk J: A Sl cut Boot. ¥ (o] ‘ \ A Longwear _ P mg sola. A L/’ iu‘ : i m (’_/ "5'/2 3 il R i i B A e e Women's felt everett with leather sole and rubber hecl. 65 Whitehall St., S. W. 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THE LANGSTON HUGHES' programme, card revealed many cubcrtaining items, including instrumental solos by Messrs, Kdwin ,' Thomas and Willie Moses, and Herbert Mells. A beautiful selection | wiis also rendered by the Morchouse CGlee Club, which is directed by :." Lie wid]l known and widely-travell Dol Wewor el Taal ate | Langston Hughes elicited amply the approval of that expectant throns l was convineingly proved by many intervals of thundersome applatse { This cohmn will not entertain further comment on the programme | as the stary is likely to be found elsewhere within this issue \ Wy e gt wall known: o1 gan of the Georgin Railway and Power: Coampany. is nol the oniy agency which boasls a personags !1(!(‘“111'1-1( as “Oscar, the Operator’ Land proffers My Oscar V. Stokos who operates one of the paper: Jdinotype machines. The boys back %m the eplant . have dubbed him %‘U:('in‘ the Operator.” : THE: Bovys BACK 1IN [THIE | PLANT, unlike most of our local L folk. get Little or no chance to civ jculate about the city, and are veri [table unknowns to the social world (due, of course, to the confining | nature of their work. Bear with ime, gentle fans, while I introduce |the crew to you. There’s Mr. C. A | Scott. foreman: Leslie A, Bell, com ipnsltur and linotype operaten !Messrs, J. O. Dixon, Wiliams Pres [ton; Richard Wilson and O 'V |Stokes, linotype operators; Griver lMivk('ns, inserter; and Willie Pitts, Daniel Seott. and David A Earl, Yof hitch-hiking fame, pressmen Mr !(‘. A. Scott, who rivals Ann Hard ETEN 7 "";';:‘5? o= »_;:.’i - -—Z;:«a N \ T | = 1 | et e o Sweaters 100%; Puarc Wool slip-on sweacers, fashionable colors fancy weaves, Ideal Xmas $269 (it Hose Rellins' Famous Runstop— n all desirable shades. Sheerest Quality. No 26 31003 Pr. 5275 No. 46, $1.35-—-3 Pr. $4.00 Beautiful boses Fabrikord Waste Baskets Hand painted Pictures Carters Iioudoir Dolls 50c to $1.CO iR, BE. Davis & 4 'w. 199 Peachtree WA!lhut 2773 Gl alt P ZmumE - aoithoAudormeatic Folisme Coruirol. GIENERAL l lO N TINQIE N EVE « PE VS THI IMPROVED SUCPERHTI TERODYNE ( \l Gemeral Motors Radiv S mow presents the Salem, : ] @& lowboy console with ﬁ the 7-tube G. M. Im proved Superhterodyne and Automatic Volume Control. At $76.50, complete with tubes, the Salem is the lowest priced console type receiver pro duced which provides Automatic Volume Control and its advantages. And Automatic Volume Control is only one of the many important features provided by the Salem. Come in for a demonstration of this splendid new radio value. And ask ws about our convenient time-pay smemnt terms. Prices—including tubes: Standard Models $39.50 to §250; Cusiom buill Models $95 to $350. Small down payment, convenient lerma. Small Cash Payment Special Christmas Terms Warren. inqe. 62 BROAD ST, N. W. WA. 1010 ing for DEVOTION (Ask the kad: | fricnd in little old New York) '-\ also hocompositor Ihxo e e v | comer Wilson Lia! from the Sweindy eity, Beall from Flovida stk PProston aad Siole . gre i ton grads. BHE COLLEGE INN is sHil o wel come spol for people dosiring to acquire a liberal education while they eat. The Collepe Inn is the rendezyvous of scores of college stu dents who make the ek there for Madison J O Neal! ceasonabie prices and simulancous equality L And belicve 1 who o really has 15! hand proof. one can learn anything Jrom Logarithms to Psychology within the confines of the Inn SPappy’ O eal Dean of Inh Col lege says “Come and lcarn while SO dinpe | JIMMY SNICLTE who 15 fa) fror the worse broad-player in the e ;Yinn, says he can't help it beeause hee wob CJR Haloha! hal Wiy ‘ll!‘lll'(l of Clara Bow having licr I'T 'But. along comes this Snell insist- Distinctive Gift Suggestions at DAVIS Quilted Robes IFlowered Cretons, Fast = Washable ; Colors. \\gg, Nothing more 2"?»_;.;;"?[‘% 'ractical for gﬁ?ﬁg Chilly = t Mornings and 3% Evenings in a 8§74 £ Davis. Xmas :;‘ P3ox ‘ z g 2 i ™ \ \$ Hand painted Trayvs Sachets I.ingerie Pajamas Handkerchiels 50c to $1.00 | Q\T _ L =H 'kb I - o s 24 2 "“"‘*“;4)3 THE SALEM Lowbocy Consoie £76.50 Complete Firl Thursday morning police urested three persons implicated i the robbery of A . Greenbergy a2l 684 Maagnolia Strect, only a fow hoy after the robbery. according polic Those arrested were Jas. Fleming, 19 667 Magnolia Strect i Jang Davis, 22, 682 Magnolia | Street and a woman l.ovenia P'arl 688 Magnolia Street |- The two boys admitted, police said in their statement, robbing the | store They gpgained entrance by | breaking o de window and car iried away %25, worth of cigarettes. two hams and $5 or %10 from the cash register ' One of the han 1 found at IC!W Magnolia Street and the other tat 688 Magnolia Stre the horne ‘uf the Parks woman She claimed that thes boys broupght it to her !lmx"w and gave it 1o hier She 14 be cing held for CeeY iy ‘olen ; oods ’ing that he's pot 1K+ = . THIE SAME SNELL insists thi there're freckles an flyv-specks @ you can swim in pool-rooms. that the golf links (L.ynx) is dn animal that celluloid and *tabloid brothers to Harold lLloyvd that o men die hard while other A dead easy, and many other brili ant things. Snell bless his headt learning fast. Six more vea ‘ college education and he'lll bhe ol to answer any kind of exam gue tions with his book open! Mavh: Snell isn’'t a metal marble. | mem marvel ! SAT'DAY, DEC. 19 IS LAST DAY OF Amos Drug Store Phones Ma. 6122-6123 Ashby at Hunter St. BIG PRIZE CONTEST 1BICYCLE 1 VELOCIPEDE 1ELECTRICTOASTER With Fvery 25¢ worth of anythingbought of us except stamps we eive o ticket which entitles the holder to one chance to win one of these evand prizes —write your name and address plain- Iy on the back of the ticket and drop same in the box before 8 p. m. Saturday, December 19th. 4 T . | A Few Pre-Holiday Specials 20¢ Coleate’s Vaseline Perfumed Hair PDrescinge 21c ae Murrays Hair Pomade 39¢ 25¢ Tuxedo Hair Pemade 19%¢ 25¢ Wavine Hair Dressing 19¢ 25¢ Ponds Vanishing and Celd {reams 25¢ 25¢ La Dainty Beauly Prcparations 23e 75¢ One Pound Chocolate Candy a9%e One Pound Herren's Fresh Pea nut Brittle and Targe Bag of Salted Peanut;, free 20¢ Steras Canned Heat, 3 for 25¢ 35¢ Ever-RReady Blades 29¢ 30¢ O’Cedar Polish 25¢ 20¢ Liquid Veneer 25¢ 8oc Jar Salts GO 8H¢ Citro Carbonate 69¢ 2o¢ Black Draught 19¢ 50¢ Scott’s Emulsion 19¢ + " Fireworks " Medic Association . : ! Flects Officers Officers of the Atlanta Medical association for the year 1932 were clected at their monthly meeting held at Butler Street Y M. C A Wednesday The officers elected are as follows: Dr. S. A. Peters o ticceed Dr oJ. W, K . Linder as president; Dr. Wm. Burney, vice president to succeed Dr. G A Chatman; Dr. N#faniel J.amar, secretary to: succeed Dr M A Thomas, Dr. T. €. Jones, treasurer to succeed himself; Dr. A. B. Coo per, assistant secretary and busi ness manager of the Bulletin, the association official —organ: Dr M A. Thomas, re-elected as editor of the Bulletin; Dr. J. W. Madson as Parlimentarian o siicceed Dr. C Raymond Reeves, and Dr. J. W. E L.inder, chaplain Bentley Shoe Shop $1.25 White Oak Soles .50 Rubber Heels .25 Stiteh Picked 10 Jaces .10 Heel Pad Heel Plates 10¢ SPECIAL ALL FOR I, J. FULLER—Ja. 6861 76 Pryor St., S. E. (corner Alabama) WE DELIVER! Many Patrons Are 1 ".‘ Greeted by the @ Rich Store - - L Rich’s one of the country's lar gest department stores, which hag, a large number of colored patrons, wishes to thank these customers for their patronage through the year and is expressing a desire to form new friendships in the year ' to come | The merriest sort of Christmus !:mrl a very happy New Year to all 'is expressed by the management | which is desirous of promoting an ;'"\'6'11 better relationship between |Rich’'s a n d its large colored clhientele To be given away absolutely Free 35c Red Cress Kidney Plaster 2He 25¢—0G606 ; 23¢ Me—6466 39¢ 30¢ Grove's Laxative Bromo (iin‘po 25¢ 1.00 Cod 1:ver Extract 79¢ 1.25 Creomulsion 9¢ bae Vieks Salve YA e Nadinela Bleaching ('ream : - 39¢ S0¢ Mme. Walker Hair Grower 39¢ 30¢ Nadinola i'ace Powder 39¢ Tax Paid on All Cigars Foremest [eo Cream, bulk Quart—50e.—Pint + PAGE FIVE