Begin Trial of Marion Lynchers
Race Prejudice Is Rampant Says N.A.A.C.P. Report Little Chance For Conviction But Something To Be Gained
Negro Market Attracts Merchants: Newspaper Advertising Valued
Walter Cohen Laid to Rest
Stepin Fetchit, Noted Screen Comedian, Petitions For Bankruptcy Says "Eva Body" Asked Him For Money; Never Had Enough To Bank
Miss Dorothy E. Gough spent the holidays in Knoxville visiting her parents. She is now back at her desk at the Y.W.C.A.
GRAND [BASILEUS?] [Photo] MRS. FANNIE [R. GIVENS?] Mrs. Fannie R. [Givens, one of Louisville's?] most [prominent women, was ?] elected Grand [Basileus of the?] Phi Beta Sorority [and?] [illegible] [annual?] boule which [illegible] C., December 27-31. [illegible] Omicron chapter. [illegible] William H. Ferris, [illegible] "The African Abroad [illegible] say: "Mrs. Givens [illegible] career. Highly [educated?] [illegible] artist, a member [of?] [illegible] government and has [illegible] countries in Europe [illegible] been carried over a [illegible] bearers in Liberia. [illegible] graduate of Knox [College in Galesburg,?] Ill. She is a [illegible] Washington [Headquarters of the National?] Association of [illegible] and gave the first [illegible] toward purchase of [illegible] to report the [sorority?] [illegible] harmonious and [much?] [illegible] done. Other officers [illegible] Miss Elsie Z. Graves, [illegible] Grammateus; Miss V [illegible] Atlanta, Ga., [Grand?] [illegibl  e] -iouchos; Miss [Bertie?] Nashville, Tenn., Jerv- [illegible] Collins, Washington, [illegible] Executive Committee. [illegible]
TENNESSEE [WELFARE?] [illegible] [DIRECTOR?] Mr. James H. [Robinson, Director of?] Negro welfare for the [illegible] with headquarters at [illegible] several hours in this [illegible] enroute from [Lexington?] [illegible] his children. James, [illegible] spent the holidays [with?] [illegible] Robinson, [accompanied by Margaret?] Parks, [Central High School?] teacher, called at the [Leader office.?]
Thousands At Funeral Of C. M. E. Prelate
Banks to Open Next Week
Spradling Is Elected President
RIDLEY CHAIRMAN OF BOARD; BLANTON AND RAY VICE PRESIDENTS Not Less Than $40,000 In New Deposits Expected First Day The officers and directors of the First Standard Bank and the American Mutual Savings Bank are announcing the opening of these two banks as the Mutual Standard Bank not later than [Thursday?], January 15. These banks [illegible] financial up-[illegible] November [illdgible] were previously officially identified with the banks, insurance companies and other institutions. Mr. J.. D. Blanton, president of the American Mutual Savins Bank, and Mr. J. R. Ray, [president?] of the First Standard [Bank?] [illegible] elected active vice [president?] [illegible] R. [illegible] Mutual [illegible]