CHARMING BRIDE [photo] Mrs. Andrew J. Steele Charming July bride, who was married to Prof. Andrew J. Steele, of the faculty of Meharry Medical School. She is the former Elizabeth Anderson, popular society favorite, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson, prominent and pioneer Atlantans.
WHITE WOMEN URGE LYNCHERS PUNISHED Mississippi White Women Want Lynchers Punished Federal Intervention Necessary If Local Authorities Continue Indifference
Rhea Leads Chandler; Swope Is Republican Candidate
Louis By Knockout Joe Louis Knocks Out King Levinsky In First Round Punched Down The Fourth Time, The Fish Peddlar Tells Referee He Has Enough
Harlem Doctors Organize Medical Aid for Ethiopia
National Women Fight For Herndon
Stops King [photo] Joe Louis Clean cut young colored fighter who stopped King Levinsky in 2 minutes and 21 seconds of first round.
Original Fisk Singer Dies
LOUISVILLE HOST TO NAT'L DENTISTS The twenty-second annual meeting of the National Dental Association will be attended by dentists from all parts of the United States as the guests of the Louisville Dental Association. Announcement from the office of the Secretary of the National Association, Dr. J. A. Jackson of Charlottesville, Virginia indicates that this is the second annual convention to be held in the South. The meeting promises to be the largest in the history of the national body.
Brown Given Primary Raw Deal RYANS BUSY IN DISTRICT; G.O.P. BALLOTS FOR ANDERSON Most Faithful Party Man But [Opposed?] By All Groups; Pictures Torn Down From Poles; Treatment Displeases Citizens Out Of District In the all colored race for Representative from the 58th Legislative District, Charles W. Anderson is leading Lee Brown for the Republican nomination by a vote of 682 to 153 as this article is prepared Wednesday night. C. Ewbank Tucker is leading in the field of four, by a safe margin. The vote for the Democratic nomination is: Tucker 369; J. H. D. Bailey 97; E. A. Grundy 9; R. P. Beckham 16. And it looks like Anderson and Tucker. Lee L. Brown and his supporters practically conceded the nomination to Anderson before the voting was over Saturday at 4 o'clock. The reported activities of Charles W. Ryans and a few of the Ryans and Anderson followers on the eve of the primary and the tactics employed by Ryans and Anderson workers about convinced the Brown group that they had little chance. All during the week up to Friday night the type of speakers used by Anderson slung their mud all over the district, a method being used that the Anderson leaders asked the Brown group not to resort to. Brown who for many years has served the [community,?] his race and the Republican party [well?] and made a record as a citizen of [character?] and usefulness which any citizen should be proud of was assailed by persons whose records would [not?] stand the light, and malicious [propaganda?] was put out by the [Anderson?] gang which poisoned the minds of [the?] emotional, thoughtless element of [voters?] of this district against Mr. Brown. Opposed By Ryans and Coleman Not only did Lee Brown have the opposition of Charles Ryans who it is said was busy in the district around Tenth and Walnut Friday evening and who with his few Negro followers was busy in the district and around the polls Saturday but Brown had the opposition of certain leaders of the (Continued on page 2)
Tenth Lynching of Year Revives Demand for Federal Bill
LEXINGTON FAIR AUGUST 12-1[illegible]
The Lexington Colored Fair whic[h] begins Monday, Aug. 12 and lasts si[x] days and nights promises to be a real treat this year. It has been called Kentucky Home Coming and from a[ll] appearances those who attend w[ill] find it to be a week of real pleasu[re] and inspiration and will gain m[uch?] helpful information concerning the [in]dustrial progress of the race in [Ken]tucky. The exhibits, The Floral [illegible] the best of shows and the daily [illegible] will make this an event worthy of attention and interest of all.
Miss Adgie Battle was hostess [illegible] a very unique grab bag social a[t] [her?] home, 2502 W. Walnut Street, M[onday] evening, August 5, for the [illegible] the Governors' Rally of the C. M. E. Church.
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