e«n« to TexM In 190f, gndtiitrd
from • bifn Khool; hM
children, on« lOn and two daunrh
t«r«. Rii lOfi {• on* of kia capibb
phamukctit. now living In Dalits
Hia plant is Hottsten ia ^v«n
a s«arl]r O. K. by the Health De
partment and ia fullf equipped
to do all ptiaies of bottling.
BOnUMG nRM
Nv flnt pa«*
cradit ratine by Dunn and Brad
•lid Mlinatea hb ptMt
•qaipMcBt to ba worOi roagh1;r
*10,000.
Bora in LonWu^a in iSM, ha
FMt MOTHER’S DAY
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immg ptmmg tUadaririag Uaaa* •'
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BleasM
Glov«*
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Other
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It* Mother’s
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Up Smartly!
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READY-TO-WEAR
408 W. Malck St.
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PATItONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
Many of our advertiaers aire
offaring ipecial *'HoiAen Day"
Sales. Listed below you will find
the store you should patronize.
For that new pair of^oes go ti
BAB'S m^pmn SHOP,^ Mr.
Lambert, tiia manager has made
a vast reductin on lill his shoes
and are offering them at a my
low price, remember “coartesy to
all” ia a practice policy at this
store.-r-On to KINNEYS SHOE
STORE, you ^11 also find the^
latest shoes reduced for mother’s
Day also handbags and hosiery—
At the BETTY LOU SHOPPE the
girlies will fin3 that much desir
ed dress that will Just suit mother
for a rei^ns(b|e price—it 48
a hat yo Qwish to give you w’ll
find it at the BETTY LOU too,—
Onward to CltAEOlS STORE
you will see the cutest white
suits and dresses for early sum
mer, an^ the white patent leathi-r
sandals and glovee to match“the
dresses oy suit They also have
two-piece eyelet suits in several
colors at a price tKat fit any
purse—Take your children to
the opening of ”U-DRIVE IT
YOURSELF” 4(M) Morgan St
operators oi the YEi>lX)W CABS '
There will be free DIXIE 0UP9
given to all children .when accom
panied by their parents.
Thousands of people can’t be
wrbngiabout the services of the
Firestone Tires. Hot weather is
approaching fast don’t gamble
with your family’s life. Visit
Alexander Motor company No.
i o^ Peabody''Street; No. 2 W.
Main and GregMn; No. 3 Man-
gum Street. The new modem
service, ^Yellow Cab” will service
your car with Firastone at all
hours—A Service station that
never closes.—-The drivers of the
l eltow Cab are very courteopR to
tkeir patrons. Call them ^ Any
hour for Quick service.—
Yours for better motoring.-
RACE PRiioNERS—
NEGRO SCHOOLS—
Con tinned fvr fhut par*
whole matter in the courts and
make a constitutional fight out
of it.
Letters and terepvrns received
here from the Nafional Associ§
tion for the Advancement of Col
ored'people disclose th«t while
Dr. Sbepard and Mr. SpauldilS)^^
have followed thir usual custom
of writing letters and iniiking
"appeals to tiie white people,,
there are othiem who ^ve been
laying plans to resort to legal
battle to obtain their rights.
These aggrMsives also declare
that the cold treatment fnd small
consid%rat^n which thye wer|.1ss*
ured of 0n Wednesday when .they
went bejifore the County Commis
sioners and the Board of Educa
tion is proof enough that nothing
prespectable is going to be done
for Negro education in Durham..
Whether Dr. Skepard knd Mr.
^auldiiur 'rill be able to hold
them in check long eno&gh to
await the outcome of their let
ters and appeals remaias to be
seen. ^
School officials outlined a far-
sur# may be brought to bear to
assure an ofH^i^ probe into the
prison conditions.
reaching pTOgr»m of expansiO|t to
the board otf County Commis-
Aoners In Ibelr ineettBf with
them On Wednesday, The plan
which calls for the expenditure of
$691,000t leaves the Ns^ro «iti-
tens Just about in the cold as far
as it eati be seen. The unall
mount vf |21,{H()0 alloted to Ne
gro schools was taken as an in
sult by most of the prominent
Negroes talked with this week.
Most of tfc* Negroes to Durham
en>i‘*M the opinion that ther* ia
no* use to expect any appreciable
amount of help for Negro
schools, so long 4S Dean W, H.
Wanamaker is dia&man qf the
board and C. T. Council Is its
“Big Boss*'. Both men are con
sidered by Negroes as ^eing an
tagonistic toward Negro educa
tion and evowed Negro haters. It
was observed at the meeting
Wednesday that Mr. Council who
has Just been appointed to the
board of education looms a?i its
“whip”. The meeting was easily
dominated by him and none of
his suggestions were objected to
by members of the Board of Ed
ucation nor the county commis
sioners.
ManV feel that the two boards
merely agpreed to porchae the
land ba?k oif the Whitted school
to appease the wrath of Negroes
whd are asking that the loaf de-
la^d, and muA promised audi
torium to file school be erected,
as well as several rooms which.
wiU matoe building tit for
high school uae.. They also stated
they do not see how it taker |50,-
OfOO to add six rooms to the Dur
ham H^h Scbool (white) when
it only tekes f 18,^000 to add four
rooms to the Bast Snd (School
(colored). Added to all this is
the fact that every white school
of any sisw in Hur city and county
^s some kind of gymnasium, but
the Negro high school h*» nevtr
had any plkce for recreational
training, but its auditorium. In
the face of this fact the educa
tional Soaj'd is * recommending
miore gymnasiums for wHtn
schools.
“FATS’* WAIXER TO APPEAR
AT banner WAREHOUSE
. WEDNESDAY NIGHT
; At th» elose -«l~41iis— sbewf
“Fats" w>e«t abroad and was
headlined i|] his -song-and-piano-
playihg act at leading ight clubs
in j^gland and on the Contient,
including the Kit Kat Club in
London and the Moulin Rouge in
Paris. When he returned l>« join
ed Statio.n WLW in Cincinnati,
and in March 108S made his de
bat from WABt>ov« tht.Cfilum-
bla etwork. Since^then Victor re
cordings, screen shor^ and fea
ture rolea in the R-K-0 picture,
“Hooray For i«ve,” and the gOtb
Century-Fox Films “King of Bur
lesque" have been intentpereed
with his CBS broadcasts.
recently, the cololed star ha«i
een touring, with Qj^tanding
Uifcess, attthe hM% of his own.
"Fata” Waller is known to
tlieatre audiences throughout tiia
country for his itnginf and ina»»
tery of the piano and ory^n.
is famous, top in the mu^cal re.
vue filed for hia authorsh^ of
the music In "Keep Shuftling**
and “Hot Chocolates.’*
FAVORITE RECJPES—
Add l«yer of wafeiC alteraiftiR^
in this way until ^it mixture te
used, finWiing wltb layer of 'Wlf-
ers. Chill in refrigerator 6 houra
tOr longer. To serve, turn out on
small platter and carefully re
move ^ax paper. Top may b»
decorated with fruit. C»^ in slieea
and^ »rve plain or with wiiipped
cream. Serves 8.
Make Her Happy
- Give Her
LINGERIE
BAGS
HATS
H03E
GLOVES
DRESSES
Continned for flrat pa|i»i
pafr their he^A o# endanger
their lives,'several of the pi^ou-
irs testified. . .
Conditions at; the prison for
Negroes were saTd to have been
"favorable” until a change in the
prison staff brought a man nam
ed Franchot to the captainc;^^^he
prisoners desuSribed t1}is^.stlih as
a (Negro hiater^, and sikte that^
moat of their advantages under
former officials are fast disap
pearing under his regime.
Investigations and protests
were being planned by Negro and
friendly white or^mizations in
Jacksonville this we3f, with' tho
pOBsibility tbat statewide pres^
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122 W. MAIN ST.
DURHAM, N. C.
“Fats” Waller, radio’s famous
“Jack-of-all-Music,” will sing,
play the piano, act as master-of-
ceremonies, and direct hia cele
brated Colimbia Orchestn next
Wednwday, May 12th at tho Ban
ner Warehouse, Durham, N. C.
Like many another niinisik;r’«
son, "Fats,” at the age of fifteen
decided against his fathur’s
wishes that he don the cloth^ and
instead chose music as his career.
A few years of theatre and night
club work followed, and then
came his first real "break” in
the form of an assignment to
write the music for the show,
"Keep Shuffli^” Next cam? »
tour of the Pnblix tibefttres as'aii
org«nist, and in ii&SO he en
gaged to write ^Tie l^cs isf tt-
nother musi%al show, "Hot Cho'
colates."
BAB'S
SUPPER SHOP
207 W, MAIN ST.
Mothers ^Da'^
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mti L-7263 S
Durham, N. C,
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313 W. Main St.
We have
Tolvels,
Prints, \
Rugs^
t Pottery,
Etc.
See Our Line Before
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128 E. Chapel HUI St.
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