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pAm pouii THl CAAOUnA TIMII ^TVRDAY AUGUST 7, 1®ST DENTAL ASSOCIATION MEET AUG. lOj ton Entertainment Visitors At Howard Univ. ANOTOX, All*;, 7.—CNS j ,or of Oral Surgery, Georgetown durhAM DENTISTS TO Robert T. Dcntai Univeriity Medical School. Even- ' Society «rd Uje FacuHy of Denus- trr of« Howard Univeriity hav« Jnhnw>t pi-fpaftioM—te- ent«itain the National Dental Ajaociation' which convt'nea h*;fe August 10-13, at Howard U. The headquarters of the Con vention will l>e lovated at the Den tal CoUege i&uilding, Fifth and W, Street*, Northeast, which is ad jacent to the Medical School and ' Freeman’s Hospital, alt of whcttij pretmtM « vniqne nt-xS^ ing—Alumni Night; The Alumni of various schools in get to gether ATTEND NATIONAL MEET o- groTtps. ■nuinaday—j6rrti/en^ *si|embly, ^ continuous table clinit:*^ Denture^ Prosthesis, CroWn and Bridge work. Surgery and Anesthesia, QtJqi^itivt Denii^tillyi, (and Pft-* tholo^ DiagnosU uid Periodon- Friday—g»^eral afi8emt>Iy: Dr. IsadoriHirScchfield, Associate Pro- Periorontology, Colum- acientific and surgical program, Visitor* will be required to re gister and be given gu««ts’ badges TvHTiSWfHlity School of Dentistry 3grr“ and Oral Surgery will lecture on*' “Food Impaction-^A Factor in ^ ^ „ Dental and Peridontal Diseases”;' tot nofee will be charged They, Dr. Geonfe M. .Anderson, will be admitted to all actiyit.U Orthodontia. Balti-^ ^ *e meetmg «cept the closed { ^ busme- ses««ns. I will speak «n“ Orthodontia," Begu^ion an^tmg to ex- slde-Ladie. Auxil- ' iary-Mrs. Blake B. Young, chair August 10. Opening sessions in the Medical School Auditorium at ^:L5 p.m.—Welcome addr^; Dr Jackaon L. Davis, prestdent of the' National Aasociation. ’ 'At 2:00 p.m. a iSymposium; ‘‘The Future of. ti^g Negro in the Dentistry and what the N. D. A. Can do About It." Opening dis cussion; Dr. John J. Mhllowney, preiident Meharry Medi?al Col lege; and Dr. James R, Patterson, executive secretary, M e h a r r y Alumni Association. General dis- euaaion with closing: Dr. Russcil A. Dixon, dean of the College of Dentistry, Howard University. £vening Public meeting—Gamet- Patterson Junior High School, 8r0(t> p.m. Members of the Facultieg of the College of Dentistry of BowairA University and of Mebarry will take important parts, and many papers and clinics during the ses- outstanding di^ntists will present aion. The public is invited to view the Health Education and Den tist Hoibfcies lExhibit in the Dental College Building during the ses sions of th© convention. Wednseday general session, as sembly room, third floor. Dental Building. Clinic, table clinics and at 4 piWi an illustfated lecfere: I "Acute Infections of the Mouth’‘ —^y Dr. Sterling V. Mead, profer- man: Tuesday August 10—5:00- 7:00 p.n*—Informal Ret^eption, Sojourner Truth HUl, Howard University. 11:00 p.m.-'-N. D. A. Night at the Big Apple Summer Gardten, 920* Fourteenth Street, N. W. Wednesday August ll—2p.m. ■Picmc, Rock Creek Park; 9 p.m. —Ladies’ Auxiliary Night at Th^ MunSo-Lit Club {Gentleman Invited) 1327 E Sljeet, W. Thursday, August 12—1 p.m. —^Luncheon and Card Party, Feature and Prizes, Elfcs Home, Third Street and Rhode Island A«nxr©, N. W.; Night—MSscel- laneous Entertainment Card Par ties, Theatre Parties, Etc. Friday, August 13-^ p.m.— The Natio|ial Dental Association Danee, S^liuriban ,Gardens, Fiftb- /e|lh Street and .Dean Avjeoue, -T. E. ■ Hue Social Side—General:— Thursday, August 12—5 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.—Tennis Tournament competition for N. D. A. Trophy, Tournament supervised fey Doc- t)ers miwood Downing and. Sul- vester Smith at the Howard U., Tennis Cours. 9:0(0 ip.m.—The N. D. A Smokerr Odd Pellows Hall, Ninht and T Streetoi N. W. 1,130 COLORED LAWYERS um I ■ s I Ai iti IN I farmeu prejudiced HAR * ~ I^ILAimPWA, Aug., 7.— (3)—On the of tha fifteenth annual meetin*' of tha National Bar Association at tha Untversity of Pennsylv*nia I«w School this week, it was announced by tho lo cal committee, E. W. ^o.les, chairmnn, thaft ther^ *ra 1,130 colored lawyer* in the United States, the largest gi^oup b«>lng lo(f^d 0 follows: New York, 113; Washington, 88; Chici^, Louis, 49; Philadelphia, 29, about 600 are memhera of the National Bar Aaaocialtlon, whcih wsa es tablished and incorporated in Chi- calpb in 192S, being organized by Hon. George H. Woodson of Des Moines. la.r one of t&e most pronfi xsm theatres now listed BY DEPARTMENT OF COM MERGE AS CATERING TO NEGROES street to Loew’a Seventh Avenue nent colored men of the west. * theatre, which was closed during ffre^idenite gf_t^ oryaa^tion jtht;liphtt^n. «■ o ' — - - T’^^^i^^Callo M^y, KansasFran-; cis Stradford, Chica|:o'; Hon. Ray mond Pace Alexander, Philadel phia; Hon. Jesse S. Heslip, To ledo ; Hon. E. Washington Rholes, Philadelphia; an^ the present in cumbent, Hon. George W. Law- ence of Chicago. JEWISH AND CHRISTIAN GROUPS MAP FIGHT ON PREJUDICES NEW YORK. Aug.. 7.—(CNA) '—A camj;)aign to promote better human ' relationship aiirwng a 11 groups will be undertaken during Hobble* A special feature in the Ex- Dr, A. S. iflunUr . 0 Drs. A. S. Hunter, J. M. Hub bard, E. P. Norris, will leave the city Monday-August 9 for Wash ington, D. a, to attend tiie 24th i4-arfan of the National Dental Association. Ithe meeting repre sents the strongest Negro Activi ty of organized dentistry to b» found in the country. The Associ ation began in 1913 as a Tn-State body, of men from Washington. Maryland, and Virginia. In 1915 the charter was ch^g- ed to read as an Inter-State or- gani!zation and an invitation was extended to Nortih Carolina. Join ing that year from the state were; Dr. G. A. Dunston, and G. G, Bvan^ jRa|*igh; A. S. H'unter. Xhirham; G. O. X>e%, Winsrton-' Salem; A. M. Rivera. Greensboro; W. H. Wallace, Salisbury. Five years ago the Society took on the aspects of a national move ment, due to the different sections Publfcaiton No. 16 by the Divi-jt^g coming year by the National ^ was decided to operate as a 4estincik N)atk>nal Move^nent an such the attendance at Cinci. 9.. last summer held at the University jpf Cincinnati, was beyond 1the_ most vivi4^xj>ectancy of the ‘Old i' ATZ SGAhiJ CHARITIES AND PUBUC WELFARE MAKES REPORT 1 BALElGH. Aug., «.—Ultimate* compiled by the State Board of Charities and PiAlic Welfare in dicate that North Carolina’* neW SociiJ Security pTogSam. which became operative on July 1, will require federal, state and county expenditures' of approximately NEW, YORK, Aug., 7.—C— PutoUcation No.. 16 1» the . Divi sion of Negro Affairs of the De- pa^tment of Commerce, Washing ton, Charles E. ^1, chief, which lists theatres throughout the coun- try Catering to Negfoes, nametf the Alhambra on Seventh avenud at 126th street and Iioews Victoj iA- 4»Htjm^fer"e5HirtateB sent to the :-^est 12'6tlrstreitp5otirin tho Harlem section, and both of whiqh. a few years ago. tried to fenforce segregation .policies against colo red patrons. The Alhambra no v has a colored assistant manager. The Victoria at one time tried to g:uide colored patrons a^iross the and finally to eliminate that ays tem oif preJ^dicM whith has d|»- figured our Americjkn bu(slnes», social, " polirtieal, and educational relatfo.nships.7 100 counties of the state by the Division of Public Assistance of the Welfare Department, of wnich Nathan H. Y*“lton is director. The conoputstiow »howa that the ounties will spend, in round pgx. ures. the sum of $87«,2«4 a year flop aiWatance to 26,270 needy aged, and |4995, 333 for aid to 2^095 dependent children, llie .ounfcy cost for old a«* assistance is one-fourth of the total, indi- 16.896.452 a year This infojr^ipn wilF^ount to ap proximately $3,617,177, w h i I ® more than $1,496, 999, based on the counties paying one-third, will b e, lijpent on underpriv^fged hildren. In addition major BEflUTyfRomflncE DiRkrroiK, LAniE'DSE BEAUxy F (> U N C> A T I O M Larlcuit Foundation waa titabllihed by th* Qodefroy Manufacturing .Company to atudy method* of firaaervlng women'a natural baauty, and to makt tha ratulta of-thia raaaareh avallabia to tha public. - ' TAILOR M.UCE i’OUR E'YEBftO\VS Guards. Drr^Hunter will aipp^ar on the program as clinician with the subject; “A Vital Phase of Modem Full E^ture Constinjc-. tion”. The sessions will be held at Howard Dental College, and the p^gram reada nnich like a well condensed i^Mt course dovering the^ .practice of dentistry. Pr. Hunter will go to New York be fore returning. Conference Jews and Christiftna. Dr. EverHt R. Clinchy, its direc tor, announced this week. ' The National Conference t-o- operates with the adpiinistration and faculties of 117 collets with religious connpctions in 30 utate Kyebrinvs contribute so luuch to tlie o.vpressldn of the eyes nnU face tliiit they (ire deservliigof nKire care lliuH tii« Hv«‘rHge t>ersiiu 4;ives tlieuL The diiy of the ‘‘pencH’’ line eye brow thnt wns only u fine tlilii line la past, hern use ,to delete the e.vt'browf to h inurchlng ’ line of hairs IS to roil tiie face of cliuracter and sortn«;ss. It's a tricij tiuit unlv«r««. mrin* ,he l..t ywi t nsain — but tlils does not mean tliat its speakers addressed more than 160, 000 high school students in S6 states. “America has a history of pre judices which has brdken out in every forms among Protestants, Roman Catholics, Jews and Ne groes, and transmitted from gener- a.tion to generation,’'^ Dr. Clinchy said. “It is the province of the schools to analyze, to modeiate hibit^ rofttiT will be a collection of .(sried hobb^ 8M o>ee- cial interest of the contributors ■from which one can gyat > cloBflir acquaintance with the fellow ex hibitors. you a Every member of thia Club ia matrti LONELY HEART? . monislly minded! You will know all .about your.fellow members of the opp®- Do yotl want to find a ,***® •** have the privilega of eluMa. SOUL-MATE? *"* **** *"••• YOU Want from membera ^RFIV inrv ’TiiTC*r»t fm *''**ywhere! All Club matters are han> IJililN JOIN THIS CLUB died m .iriet privaey. No outsidera need XNUWI know anything about your membership V « . or activiiieB. Natipn-Wido WELCOME RECEPTION CLUB * t And Get Fast Results. pKvAi/WAT NFW VABiT rrrv Confidential ; * ColoreJ Mcgibew Only ; MecUvc ; Rellabla ('jebrows niiiy run wild. Careful pluctJlng with tweezers is necessary to innlve them looli nent and well- kept. Tile shaping of the eyebrows may be done eitlter ut Itotne or at the bennty siiop. If you pluck your own. apply a generous ainouDt of cold creaiu or vaseline to the brows anil brusii theni.,iiUo shape before yon do liny “tweesilng.*’ Then It is important to remember to pluck ot^4y tliose stray hairs above and be- low' the natural center Mne. After the pjuoiiin^ has been completed, apply witch hazel to close the pores. Rlalie sure the tweezer is clean; sterilize if possible. Daily Cara K.veiir 'ws should be s brushed morning and night and oaeh time you «‘lejrnse your face during the (lay \yi{h a small stiflf brush. This hrusMnR stimulntes growth and adds lustre, besides training the ('.veJn'ows to He- lo their proper iiligniiient. It also gets rid of jiiivv4tor w4delt f+tnjra Ti> the roots Ilf the hair and looks untidy. The Hr.st strokes should be toward the no.se to-’reinove powder; the secofld iirushins should be toward the tpiTiples to Iny the hnirs smoothly iin.i fit^nly In ^— If jour eyebrows are becoming thin and dull, start caring tor tiicin daily, now! Kyebrows resiiond benutituUy to care, twt disafctrously to neglect. Don’t allow a day to pass that you don’t apply pl»ln va.seline or castor oil to them. ifkillful use of an eyebrow pencil can ninke the brows npponr longer and' more attractive. After all •tlUex! luttke-up haa been tiulaiicd, apply eyebrow pencil In short light strokes toward tlie temples. Be careful not to overdo it. If It is applied too he(i.vlly. It may spoil the effect of that certuin nnturalness we. nil strive for. The secret of all successful make-up Is invis ibility, so the secret of»uslng ej'e- brow pencil effectively Is to appi* it only to the hnirs themselves, never on the skin, , , For Stu'bborn Brows Fuzzy, untidy eyebrows are not attractive, and sliow lack of care. If your eyebrows are so unruly that they do not respond to brushing, the following procedure should help you; Mix a small qunntity* of «>rn-starcl» witli enough cold water to form a (juick smooth paste. Then, before retiring at night brush the eyebrows Into shnpe and apply the pnste to them. Permit. the corn starch Inilxture to remain on ail night and remove it the following morning with warm water and soft flotfa, ^o counteract any drying effect npply vaseline to the eye brows. \ ' Ryebrows play an linportnnt role in the drama of social beauty. They should go romantic, which means that they should be ns na- turo Intended them — with modern linprovein^nrst phases of the Social Security pro- ' gram, the sum of around |17.0, OOO • year will ib« expended In be half of naedy blind parsons, and that fund will be adjntntiterad by tha North Carolina Commission for the blind, of which Dr. fioma S. Cheek is direeftor. Th* figures compiled Iby the Welfare Department Indicate that total adminiifCrfttiva coata, federal, state and county, will amount to ArmmA48»3T2iHN— ——^ ' Social Security payments in the state are expected to |^t under way within the next few days. ‘How to become BEAUTIFUL Any girl can keep her'comples^ ion beautiful by regularly using Dr. Fred Palmer’s Skin Whitener Ointment. This preparation, mous for fifty years, toftent and lightens the darkeat skin, clears up pimples, blotches and tan marlu ^id Joes away with that "oily, rhinjF” look. Regular use of thIa reparation along with the other )r. Fred Palmer Skin Whitener Preparationa, keepa your skin soft md smooth and make* jrott look beautiful. ... ^ Dr. Fred PaliBM’^a eoe^lete Ufl* consists ol; Dr. Fred Palmer^a Skin Whitener Ointment; Skin Whitener Soap; Skin Whitener t Face Powder; Hair Dreaser Mid HID Deodorant. Sold at all dn^[ stores for 25c each, or aent poat> faid upon receipt ot price. Qr. ^d I^lmer'a LabonitMria% Dept 17» Atlanta, Oa, trial aaapla of tha Sjtfa Whitener, Soap Paea Powdar aant tor 4c in atampa, _Di>. Fred PaliiMfiSi ■f *Keepa rear eomphi^oa fouOfaT mil IIHIiriBi:Hiiiai;iiailMlliaillflllllHMIlMiaillBIIE«iaillilMlBiillHIIIHIIIIBW^ ■MIIIMMIMMBMMMMII—HMWMMMIIMMMIMI—BMM SPEND .1 * . . tv -—! . ONLY 5c & 10c A RIDE IIIBIUIBIIlBlillll puBiniuaiiHi inn
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