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SCENES FROM THE NATION
AL BEAUTY CULTURISTS
LEAGUE IN SESSION
KANSAS CITY, MO.
LAST WEEK
Upper left: Cunning dressed in
page-boy costume is Bobby Hard
ing of Kansas City, shown deliv
ering one of Marie Downing's in
vitations to her reception.
tipper right: In front of the
Mmc, C. J. Walker booth are
shown Billboard Jackron, repre
senting the Standard Oil Company
and Mine. M. A. Ford, manager of
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the booth.
Lower left: Marie Down'ng
-tanas beside a placard announc-!
ing her new' line of Marie Down- i
ing cosmetics. Shown, on the pla
card are reproductions of two of
her well known column,s “Beauty
and Romance.’’
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Lower right: Arriving by plane
at the Kansas City airport Marie
Downing is presented a bouquet by
Mrs. Haley Thompson, president
of the Kansas City local of the
Eeauty Culturists Association and
head of the Haley Beauty school.
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Elsie Austin
Miss Elsie Austin of Wa jiuig
ton, D. C., who was elected na
tional president of Delta Sigma
Theta sorority at its recent con
vert: n held in New York City.
MIbs Austin, who is an attorney,
i, a native of Cincinnati, having
attended school in that city and
studied law at the university
there. She was appointed to the
staff of the attorney general of
Ohio when but a few years out
of law school. She is now assis
tant in the office of the Recorder
of Deeds in Washington. (ANP)
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ON FISK FACUITY
CATHERINE VAir BUREN
Popular soprano concert recita
list who has been added to the fa
Qftouqhh of
FAMOUS
AUTHORS
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There is no folly Ritual to throw
ing away friendship in a wor.ii
where friendship is bo rare.
—Bulwer-Lyttoo.
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Some friendships are made by
nature, some by C'*n'v" ;ome by
| Interest and some by sou:-.
—Jeremy Taylor.
culty at Fisk university, where
bo will have charge of the vocal
work in the Department of Music.
She is a native of Pittsburgh,
Mass., and well known in Congre
gational church circles. (ANP)
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P. O. FOREMAN
JOSE H. SHERWOOD
Prominent postal clerk and fra
ternal leader of St. Paul Minneso
ta, who was recently appointed a
•foreman by Postmaster Arthur
A. Van Dyke. Sherwood is the
first of his race to be advanced to
a foremanship in the St. Paul
post office. (ANP)
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STUDENTS ASSAIL
RACIST THEORIES
Paris, Sept. 21 (CNA)—“It u
unbelievable that in the midst of
the twentieth century a regime
should teach youth only military
and Middle Age sciences and false
theor es of race and blood.”
Thus declares a letter adopted
by the delegates to the World
Student Association to be sent
to German students assuring them
of solidarity in their resolve to
maintain the cultural traditions of
their nation.
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Retires
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Mrs. Vivian Osborne Marsh of,
Oakland, California who retiree |
as Grand President of the Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority at its con
vention in New York last month,
being succeeded by Miss Elsie
Austin of Cincinnati, former as
sistant attorney-general of the
sta':o of Ohio and present secre
tary of the Recorder of Deed of
fice in Washington.
Mrs. Marsh is the director of
NYA activities for nothera Cali
fornia. (ANP)
WORD SQUARES
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The numbers, 1 to 0, on the board refer to the arithmetical and
alphabetical notations on the dial. The test of skill consists in
forming a magic square reading five words across and five words
down, as defined. Pick the right letter for each und every space
to obtain a complete solution.
HORIZONTAL
First Row—Infamous combination.
Second Row—A howling monkey.
Third Row—Near silk.
Fourth Row—Corrode.
Fifth Row—Great -, a breed of
dogs.
VERTICAL
First Row—Desired.
Second Row—Macaw.
Third Row—The great cattail,
Fourth Row—Home.
Fifth ltuw—Narrow ways,
3 1 2 I 1 7
19 1 2 1
9 15 6 7
5 9 6 4 5
4 1 7 | 5 8
(Solution on page 4)
HEXOCR AMS
Place Hie following 13 letters In
spaces above so as to spell one 5
letter word and five 4-yett«r woids.
Arrows show direction of si t.
One letter has been placed in U.o
. rof>er places. Fill in the oth“e
twelve letters
E-C-E-C-H-L-N
rt.a-R.T-UY
(Solution on page 4)
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