GEORGE WELLS PARKER,
Whose scholarly work, “The Children of the Sun," has just been published by
the Hamitic League of the World.
WILL OPEN HIGH CLASS
VAUDEVILLE THEATER
Enterprising St. Louisians Will Pro
vide First Class Down Town Amuse
ment House for Colored Patrons.
St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 28.—A big
company has been formed, headed by
Richard D. Barrett, and has taken
over the Imperial theater at 10th and
Pine streets. It will operate this fa
mous house, in which many of the
greatest stars of the American stage
have played, as a high class vaude
ville theater, devoted exclusively to
the Negroes of St. Louis and vicinity,
offering the best entertainment yet
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seen at popular prices.
The show will consist of five high
class vaudeville acts, super-feature
pictures and an occasional traveling
attraction such as In Old Kentucky,
The Smarter Set, Richards and Prin
gle’s Minstrels and numerous others.
The Imperial is being thoroughly
renovated and put in spic-span shape,
and when it opens its doors it will
have a competent and efficient crew of
Colored attaches throughout.
Mr. James H. Harris has been en
gaged as musical director, and this
fact assures that the orchestra will be
very good.
St. Lou's has long been in need of a
downtown high priced theater for the
entertainment of the Negro theater
goers and no doubt this will be a wel
come announcement.
Buy a Liberty bond.
INVENTS GLASS BOMBS
Amarillo, Tex., Sent. 28.—Charles
Steverson, a resident of this city, is
accredited with having inventcn a
glass* bomb. He is said to have been
offered $5,000 for the invention. The
patent has been forwarded to Wash
ington for official inspection.
Buy a Liberty bond and stand be
hind your boy over there.
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HOSTESS HOUSE NOW
KEADYjo\OR OCCUPANCY
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Camp Gordon, Ga., Sept. 27.—The
hostess house for the Colored troops
at Camp Gordon, which has been in
process of erection for several weeks,
is now ready for occupancy. The At
lanta Constitution says: “The house
is a building complete in its expres
sion of beauty and comfort, the same
attention being given to the details of
harmonious and artistic equipment
that characterizes all the hostess
houses that have been and are still
being erected at nearly every canton
ment in the country, and is designed
along the same lines of the hostess
houses for white soldiers.” The struc
ture was provided through the efforts
of the national war work council of
the Y. W. C. A., the headquarters of
which is in Now York City. This fills
a long felt want, as there was great
need for the Colored soldiers at Camp
Gordon to have a suitable place where
they might meet their relatives and
friends who had come from a distance
to visit them.
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
GIVEN GOVERNMENT JOB
Florence, Ala., Sept. 28.—Booker T.
Washington, Jr., son of the lamented
educator, has accepted the position as
claims adjuster representing the 9.000
Race employees at the United States
government air nitrate nlant at Mus
sel Shoals, Ala.
AMMUNITION WORKERS
ARE INJURED
Philadelphia, Pa.—A Colored man
killed and seventeen other persons
were injured last Wednesday in an ex
plosion at the shell loading plant of
the Eddy stone Ammunition company
near Chester. Most of the seventeen
injured are Colorel women.
TO HIRE ELEVATOR GIRLS
Jackson, Mich, Sept. 28—The Otsego
hotel has discharged the white bell
boys and has employed Colored. Tie
same manner of employment will ef
fect the elevators and the gir's of our
race will be u. ed.
EMPLOYS MANY GIRLS
Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. 28.—The Ros
enbaum company, one of the largest
and leading stores of this city has
recently given employment to more
than thirty Colored girls in various
capacities.
COLORED SHRINERS MUST
GET NEW N A M E
Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 27.—The state
supreme court today handed down a
decisoin restraining for all time the
Order of Negro Shriners from using
the name Shriners or in any way iden
tifying itself with Shrine insignia or
regalia. The decision was against an
organization formed immediately after
the Shriners’ convention here in 1914.
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Ilindenburg line has been pierced and it is very plain that
the Yanks are over there. They know we are backing them
up with all our resources.
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