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NEW YORK, Oct. 12—<ANPl-George VV. Harris, who was a can­didate for the Republican aonsina-ti->n for alderman in the 18th dis­

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DOROTHY BEASLEY Pretty 16 year old Chicago girl, who won the title "Miss Bronze America" at the Negro day pro­gram in connection with the Cen­tury of Progress exhibition in August, whose name has been linked in the probe of a mam­moth "sex" vice ring in the

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STATEMENT Of the ownership, management, cir­culation, etc., required by t v e Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, of The Pittsburgh Courier, published weekly at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for October 1, 1933.

State of Pennsylvania. County of Allegheny, as,

Before me, a notary public in and for the State, and county aforesaid, personally appeared Ira F. Lswis, who. having been duly sworn ao coicing to Law, deposes and say* that he is the Business Manager of The Pittsburgh Courier, and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true at jte-roent of the ownership, manage ment (and 11.' a daily paper, the cir-;ulation), etc., of the aforesaid pub-l>ation fur the date shown in the tbove caption, required by the Act a! August 24, 1912, embodied in s«c-tion 411, Postal Laws and Ragula-i o n s printed on the reverse of this form, to wit:

1. Thdt the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are:

Publisher, The Pittsburgh Courier Publishing Co., 2628 Centre Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Editor. Robert L. Vann, 2628 Cen­tre Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.

Managing Editor, none. Business Manager, Ira F. Lewis,

2628 Centre Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2. That the owner is: (If owned

by a corporation, its name and ad­dress must be stated and also im­mediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders own­ing or holding one per cent or more of total amount of Btock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and adresses of the individual own­ers must be given. If owned by a firm, company, or other unincor­porated concern, its name and ad­dress, as well as those of each In­dividual member, must be given.)

The Pittsburgh Courier Publish­ing Co., 2628 Centru Avenue, Pitts­burgh, Pa.

W. E. Hance, President, 2628 Gen-tre Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Robert L. Vann, Treasurer, 2628 Centre Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Ira F. Lewis, Secretary, 2628 Cen­tre wenue. Pittsburgh, P a

3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securi­ties are: (If there are none, so state. J

Sam Gelman, Mortgagee, 1811 Center Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.

*. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the own­ers, stockholders, and security hold­ers, if any, contain not only the tlst of stockholders and security hold­ers as they appear upon the books of the company but also, in cases wh,ete the stockholder of security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, the name of (Jhe person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, le given; also that the said two para­graphs contain statements embrac­ing affiant's full knowledge and be­lief as *o the circumstances and conditions undpr which stockhold­ers and security holders who do not appear \.pon the books of the com­pany as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capaoit/ other than fhat of .1 bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to oelieve that ny other person association, or corporation has any interest di­rect, or indirect In the said stock, oonds, or other securities than as so utated by him.

IRA F. LEWIS, Business Manager.

a y o n i to and subscribed before me this 2nd day of October, 1933.

A1LEEN ECKSTEIN. Notary Public,

(My commission expires March 9, 1935.)

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa., Oct. 12 —Probably the largest funeral ever hela in the historical city of Chaoobersburg, flanked on either side by the Blue Ridge Mountains, and under a beautiful sky and bril­liant sun. was witnessed last Sat­urday when services weft held for the late Page Anderson from his beautiful country estate. From early afternoon on Friday until late evening, and beginalns again Saturday morning untfl services were over at 3*15 p. at , close to 1,000 persons, amonig whom were some of the leading citizens in Franklin County, viewfjd the re­mains of their departed friend and business leader.

On Friday at midnighf the Har­risburg, Pa. Consistory, of which Mr. Anderson was a meJBnber, held its service under the leadership of the Hon. Walter C. Bgckett, Su­preme Grand Master of the Penn­sylvania Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, assisted by the H o n John M. Marquess andr Ray­mond Pace Alexander, brother-in-law of Mr. Anderson. There were 16 members of the Con*|»tory from Harrisburg and four nMmbers of the 33d Degree Masonic order from York to attend these rftes among whom were Dr. Downing, Dr. Tay­lor, Dr. Walker an[i M|t. McGhee. Mr. Anderson was an official of the Grand Lodge ©jf Pennsylvania and for years was h i insger of the Pennsylvatia State Maafnic Home.

The funeral services ffhich were held at 2 o'clock on Saturday were conducted by the Rev. J®hn T. Col­bert, pastor of tb.je Presbyterian Church of Baltimore, Md., close friend and spiritual advisor of the deceased. | '-

There was a large fcumber of out-of-town visitors present, among: whom were Judge an*4: Mrs. Ed­ward W.. Henry, Mrs. Mjjgtthew An­derson, whose late; hypband, Dr. Matt'aew Andersen, wan a cousin of the deceased; Mrs. Mary Moo­se 11, mother-in-law of the deceased; Raymond Pace Alexander, brother-in-law of the deceased; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tanner Moore, Mra. Maceo Morris, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar

PIONEER W. VA. BAR MEMBER PASSES

MARTINSBURG, W. Va., Oct. 12 —John R. Clifford, 85 year old at- j torney of this city, died last Friday j after a colorful career. He was tha j flrat colored lawyer to practice law in the l U t e of Weat Virginia. His j death closed a period of notable achievements during his 40 years j of active practice before the bar of this state. He died as the result of a fall.

F O U G H T MOB; GETS 5 YEARS

POPULAR BLUFF, Mo., Oct 12. —(ANP)—Jamee Turner is one man who finds it hard to distinguish be­tween a mob and a sheriffs posse down here. Monday night he was pursued by a crowd of whites in plain clothes and thought a mob was after him. He fired at the

J. C. Cooper, Hon, Walter Beckett, burg, Pa., le«s«than one-half a mil« Hon. John M. Marquess, Mrs. Nel- I from the Anderson estate.

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lie Hazell, 3ister-in-law of the de­ceased; Mrs. Jennie Morris and her son, Benjamin Morris, Miss Leila Warrick and Cogley Jonee, all cf Philadelphia^ Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Pittsburgh, Pa,. Mrs. Irvir. Nutt of Camden \N . J., Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Sm.itj57Lancas­ter, Pa,, Mr. and Mrs. William Berlinger, New York City and Mrs. Robert L Vann of Pittsburgh, Pa.

Page Anderson was born in Chambersburg in 1884, was a grad­uate of the Chambersburg High School and was a star athlete while at that institution. The sur­viving members of his graduating class in Chambersburg presented a floral wreath in testimony of tJieir affection for their departed close friend and clsjsmat».~After grad­u a t i n g from school, Mr. Anderson was in the employ of the( govern­ment as a meat inspector, where h* remained until 1917, after which time he entered business for him­self. This business developed into

one of the largest wholesale dis- j crowd and fled, but he was caught tributors of meat and meat prod- j later. He then learned that the uets, poultry and eggs in Central j sheriff had been at the head of the Pennsylvania. j posse. He was given five years in

'Mr. Anderson married Miss Etta the penitentiary Wednesday when Nappa of Chambersburg, from ! h<5 p i e a d e d guilty to firing the shot which union three children were born: Juanita, presently a student at Temple University, Philadel­phia; Jean, of the University of Pennsylvania, and Jack, now a stu­dent at State College, Collegeville, Pa. In 1918, several years after the death of his first wife, Mr. An­derson married Miss Elizabeth Mossell, of Philadelphia, In addi­tion to hi6 wife and children he leaves surviving him an aged father, Hezekiah Anderson; three sisters, Mrs. Fulton Lewis of Pitts­burgh, Pa.; Mrs. Nelson Walker of Harrisburg, Pa.; Miss Charlotte Anderson of New York City, aud one brother, Prof. Murton Ander­son of Howard University, Wash­ington, D. C, all of whom were present at the funeral.

There wjre 50 or more beautiful funeral wreaths from friends from many cities in Pennsylvania and other places. The remains were placed in a mausoleum of the Northland cemetery in Chambers-

MANY FRIENDS SEND MESSAGES OF CHEER TO VAN! AssitUnt to the Attorney General Gaining

Washington County Hospital

Messages of cheer are daily flooding the of the Honorable Robert L. Vann, whose Sf-r several weeks ago made him the subject of tention the world over. Mr. Vann is resting cu the Washington County Hospital, where his ch Jessie, administers to kis wants and reads to h tiful sentiments from thosa who love and admire him.

A recent visit to the hospital by the writer *!ed to an interview in w'.iich the following persons were named as having sent an expres­sion of cheer and good will to the beloved leader:

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\ a contest for real, earnest people ! who are anxious to win something; \ big and fine and useful. It is j backed by the reputation of The ! Pittsburgh Courier . . . w h i c h has I successfully sponsored five con-| tests and given away thousand of

dollars in cars, cash, furs, jewels and piano*.

Contestants are urged to put everything they have into the con­test. Work hard; success ie just around the corner.

The new entrants are: Edward T. Hubbard, Los Angeles, Calif.; Nellie E. Hardy, Piney Woods, Miss.; Mrs. Rosa. R. Johnson, S. Boston, Va.; Mary Welch Mont­gomery, Orange, N. J.; Rosa Lamguage, Montclair,"N. J.; Myrtle Greta Turner, Corpus Christi, Tex.; John R Smith, Rochester, N. Y,; Mrs. Alonzo Dix, Palmetto, Fla.; Agnes McAlpine, Talladega, Ala.; Frederick H. Lewis, Boston, Mass.; Anna Pearl Hill, Harrisburg, Pa.; Sophia A. Wilkerson, Marion, Ala.: Georgia Warner, Dallas, Texas.

Vice Ring Lures Co-Eds

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12—A con­ference held last Thursday be­tween a committee of the New Ne­gro Alliance and S. W. Zink, gen­eral superintendent of America's second largest corporation, tha At­lantic and Pacific Tea Stores, con­cluded in an agreement by the chain store official to employ col­ored clerks in branch stores of the Atlantic and Pacific Stores, located in colored neighborhoods, The con­ference signalized a complete vic­tory for the New Negro Alliance in it* effort to put over Its "buy-where-you-can-work" project

The following letter was dis­patched to the recently organized youth association:

805 Channing Place, N. E., Washington, D. C, October 5, 1938.

The New Negro Alliance, 1232 U Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

Attention: J. Franklin Thorne Dear Sir: Referring further to

our meeting held this d»y, kindly be advised we will cooperate in employing clerks in our stores lo­cated in colored neighborhoods.

With kindest regards, I beg to remain, very truly yours,

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company,

S. W. ZINK, General Superintendent

Washington Homer S. Cummings, U. 8. At­

torney General; James A. Farley, Postmaster General; Daniel C. Roper, Secretary of Commerce? George C. Sweeny, Assistant Attor­ney General; M. H. Helwlg, Assist­ant Attorney General; Clark H. Foreman, Emmett J. Scot t Judge James A. Colb, G. David Houston, T. E. Park. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Scott, Dr. and Mrs. Hartford Burwell, Roy E. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Davis, Mr.; and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson, Miss Grace Wilkinson, J. H. Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Curtis, Mr, and Mrs. Harrold Weinberger, Claude H. Wetmore, J. H, Ward, Armond W. Scot t John V. Kinckie, Perry W. Howad, Mrs. Ellis Whedbee, Dr. and Mr*. Ernest Gould, Melvtn Chisum, Mrs. Btrtha Harrison, Miss Caroline Calloway, Dutton Ferguson, Manuel Roque, Emory B. Smith, Leon Condol, C. F. Bald­win, W. L. Houston, Lawrence A. Oxley, Mu-«o-lit Club, Frank Webb, Narka Le« Rayford, Mrs. Cather­ine Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. B. Evans, Mrs. Eula Ross Grey, Miss Catherine Grey, k i s s e s Doro­thy and Ethel Houston, Dr. and M. A_ Cox, Mr. and Mrs. West A. Hamilton, Miss La Comtes* P. Winfree, Dennis L. Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. Billy Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis.

A. Buckley, Then a = liam E- Hance, Mr. s N. Carten, Ramon and Mrs. W. C. D Mr. and Mrs. \\ Mrs. Norma Tay.o

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PiJktr isd mother, H. S Sterling, Hon. B»s. jamin Lencher, Hon JST:>I jri Gray, Eugene W I.«wu, Ar.SMyl and Charles Jae^e. Mrs. Cure,'.! Miller, George N. 3cha»ffr, G«rt»| W. Games, T. A Brown, S«sad Jennings, Wiimer Jen* j - J J Stephen Stone, Mr. and Mr« J-.ftsJ Denning, Mr. and Mrs Jime* HHN| ris. "Ted" Washington Mr. 1*4 Mrs. Jeroma Hi:!, FVfd B*dc:. Esii D. Johnson, Mr. and Mn. H H. Kennedy, Stanley. Wait*rami Wij. ter Waters. Sr„ "Musty" Pol.ird

Altcona. P*. Dr. and Mrs. U. S. Whartos, fit,

Paul Eprigat Jordan Hicfci Uaay Madden

Ohioagro Mr. and Mrs. Hairy H. Pace,

Bishop W. J. Walls. Rev, J. C. Aus­tin, Claude A. Barnett, C. N. Langs-ton, T. K. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cantrell. Mrs. Blanche S. Morris, Wilson Lovett, Congress- j man Oecar DePriest, Attorney Wil- j lism C. Mitchell.

DolumiiuA, O. Fercy D, Jones, Dr. J: L hhr

son, G. A. Steward. Mias TIIIJMI V. Lucas, Mrs. Maty Jefferm Reynolds.

Cleveland, O. Miss Jane Hunter, Dr and Ma

Frank Weaver, Couaciimaa I s * rence O. Payne.

Boston, Mass. Julian I). Rainey, Mrt Moibi

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New York Eugene Kinckie Jones, Walter

White, W. E. B. DuBois, George j Charteeton, W. Va S. Schuyler, L.' F. Coles, Shelton | Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Nutter. Ms. Hale Bishop, Bernhard, Launder A j and Mrs. h J. K. Wells Co., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell, ! Miss Margaret Allen, Mrs. Cordelia A. Winn, James C. Thomas, H. K. Craft, Buggeln, Smith Co., Holy Trinity Baptist Church, Thomas S. Harten, D. D., Colonel Arthur W. Little.

IlarrLsburg, Pa. Mrs. Mii.ude Coitman. Mr i<

Mrs, Cassias Brown,

the committee behind Negro day at the World Fair August 12th.

Three men are unjer arrest. They are: James "JaUk" Taylor,

j 5732 South Park w a y ^ Herman : tions of the vice ring. Police, law-I Tate, 431 E. 42nd place! and James! yers and juvenile court officials Wheeler, 5040 Michigan avenue. , are active, but all decline to dis-They are being held in connection cuss certain aspects of the probe. with the kidnaping of the Mason Attorney George Jones Ellis, former girl several weeks ago. ' ; vice president of the National Bar

William "Bill" Davis And Al Bev- Association, is said to be represent-erly are being sought by the police ; i"£ Williams and Dr. Hunter, ar-and are momentarily Expected to ' ^ t e d In connection with the Beas-

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not well. She stated Davis gave : According to hundreds of letters her $2 and pushed her out. of the s e ^ t to persons whose "co-opera-car in which they were riding. ' : tion has helped . . . win a complete

Secrecy Surrounds Probe victory." Deputy Administrator Much secrecy has surrounded | Thorne stated that the New Negro

the investigation into the opera- Alliance "will watch closely the manner which these promises will be carried out."

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TWO COLUMBIA MEN ARE SEEKING Ph.D.'s

Baltimore Dr. and Mrs, Roy Berry, Mr. and

Mrs, Carrington Davis, Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Reid, Rev. and Mrs. C. Y. Trigg, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Mor-sell, Mr. and Mrs. Truly Hatchet, "Tom" Smith, Clark Smith, Bern­ard Taylor, Charles Shipley.

be taken into custody. Two men. Oscar Williams, 328. E

58th street, and a Dr. Jerome Hun­ter, 3114 Indiana avenue, have been arrested on complaint [of William Beasley, the Beasley girl's father, who is a barber. Williams is charged with rape and pontributing to the delinquency of a minor and Hunter is held on a1./Contributing charge.

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ley girl, but Attorney Ellis has sihown a surprising, disinclination to talk.

Perhaps the most surprising in­nuendo in the entire affair is the implication that *-be beauty contest conducted for the World Fair was but one of several in the city which underworld characters in the city have, horned in on in an effort to get close to pretty, gullible young girls. Some of the girls in the present instance state that they

NEW YORK, Oct. 12—(ANP)-Among the students at Columbia this year are J. D. McGhee of Benedict College, Columbia, S. C. who is taking a Ph.D. degree in mathematics and B. T. Harvey of Morehouse, Atlanta, Ga., taking the same degree in chemistry.

Philadelphia Rev. L. C. Franklin Miller. Dr.

J. Max Barber, A. T. Maimed, Mrs Rose Norwood, Lewis T. Moore Or. and Mrs. J. G. Robinson, Dr R. R. Wright, Sr , Mrs. Evejyr. Reynolds, Misees Laura and Gract Loftin, Alton C. Berry, Mias Bern ice Dutrieuelle, Rev. Robert M Bfr.gnsli, Judge and Mrs. Edward W. Henry, Robert N. C. Nix, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gay.

Washington, Pa Miss F orence Ruck-r L«rer

McGruder. Cincinnati. 0.

Dr. and Mrs. Colley, Theodora Berry.

Kansas fat*. Mo. Dr. W. J. Thompkm*. C. H. Ca>

loway. Indianapolis, Ind.

Rev. Marshall A. Talle/, H«n." J. RichardaoQ.

New Orleans, La. R. E. Jones. Oliver Lee Clark.

Miss Beasley was conlnected with first met these men during prep- j the vice ring when the) Mason girl arations for th e World Fair beauty 1 told her mother Of "j|ot" parties contest. This contest was headed held by truant school girls at 5732 j by James "Gentle Jimmy" Gentry, South Park way and named "Miss i who has also directed several other j Bronze America" as wefl as a num- j contests during the past year, bar of other girls who would meet; Disorderly conduct charges have | certain men in this apartment The teen placed against Taylor and his [

Clyda Page, New Bedford, Mi* Dr. and Mrs. B. K Johnson, Jrti* ;own, Pa,; Dr. and Mrs. Georg* W. Jowlea, York, Pa.; Mr, aid Mra. James W. Roulk, Uniontown, Pt-. Mrs. T. H, Reid, Portsmouth, Va: Mra Annie Vann Reid, Dariuftc^ S. C ; L, L Boyd, Hoffman, R C;

R Williams, Walter | 8ully James, Springfield, 0.; Mtt Elisabeth Elliott Detroit Mick; C.

I Bion Jones, Jersey City. N. J; » Pltteburgh j A, OMUt. Newark N. J.; Bi»*1

Hon. Joseph F. Quffey, Detnocra- i *** *re^E. T. **?**£•* * £ tic State Leader; Hon. David L. I A r t t - ¥ » • A n n U

B . ? e w * J T Z Lawrence, Democratic C o u n t y j M a r y Penn, Mrs Edna BeJ'«•

I Chairman; Rev. Robert D. B r m U G«ttsburg Pa.; Page Anders*. WOULD TOU LIKE TO MAKE j p. j . Clyde Randall, WiUiam Fitts. J ? h * t t _ b w ^ u r _?L^'v h>

Harry B Evans, Wilkinsburg

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Mason girl also said that aht had been taken to Peoria 6y "Bill" Da­vis, but had been returned to Chl-

wife, Margaret His case will be heard October 16th. William and Hunter are to be given a hearing

cago whin they learned she was»October 17th.

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