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uu THE PITTS BUHQIl COURIER page ELtvrrfrrr rr IXJ 4 The Keystone 'If set iioixo mun, mrv untsmrrATmw ft nmt na rraxam neons) jicnni I it. ar. w. koixo mum. nirv usranmA ml tun owl Dl 1 rair 1 ffrM portant20isoQVGr; Evas In liiScilniiCare jsitively T.i Of The Hair Delano uoco iaCitiair.

urower. rfiike a magic manner, ur. Ceo 1 ar Hair wower in up we uirfc turn oanorau the very depths of the pores Qi them to the surface. Then tw the hair is washed miraculously melts quickly in. i.v.

i Ifiinr tale! giisk what that means a hair tr that actually removes, the rreat cause of falling hair and starts it growing at the rate of inches in two And it IflDENTALLT DISCOVERED Sir the story and history of LDilano's Coco Tar Hair Grower: Wal years ago, in Gold Val i. California, two boys were play. I 1 rame of rock battle, and ac taw. Drl J. C.

Delano (the found i World Famous Blood Medi kHerbi of Life) was called in to kg the wound, and foimd that the itt was puff erinsr with a frac (bull and concussion of the El Delano started In on his new fct with a determination tq bring latisfaotory results; and at tnd of thirty days the patient not only cmrrpletely cured but tw over the bruised spot had Uu such a remarkable degree kit aroused the curiosity of both family and Dr. Delano; much iti Hie doctor questioned her as tut was it that aha had been he hair during the treat si. Her reply was that she had ft been using ointnwnt pre by the noctor. and the AFRICANA Special Midnite Show xt Ell VBKTH, PA. two Longer In Two Month BOXES TO ALL READERS OF THIS PAPER amazing new Hair Grower tinted after years of research by frxsous Indian Doctor, J.

C. ta a preparation that rioted Uologist and Beauty Sptcial tdeslare wiil grow the; hair two longer in months, is now tjti the public under the name of With the sriven information th doctor Parted straightway into 4ap rcasartn iinn oui aoout ma treat ment and ita connection with tha roots of the hair, and after exneri. menting for twenty seven months. ui. ueiano announced that he had discovered a certain herb, which when macerated with certain ebami.

cais, and mixed together with ware Cocoanut Oil California Pint Tar, would produce, healthy, lux uriant growth of hair. After finding that the exnerimant had. proved successful in ninety nine out of one hundred cases. Dr. Delano placed his preparation on the market under the name of Dr.

Delano's ioeo Tar Hair Grower. From that day until the present time the sale has been of phenomenal and unin terrupted success. In Dr. Delano's research he' dis covered that falling hair was due to ample mxectian fSetmm) and that hair roots very saldem dit. Remove the infected Sebum and the hair will grow for science has shown that under most bald acalps the hair roots live.

Dr. Delano is no confidant that hla Coco Tar Hair Grower is superior to any other on the market, that he has decided to five a free sample to every reader of this paper' who Will BATw! lit AimA1 KaAW Or. J. Dlf, 14M Stk Street, PkMetfvlfkia, rm. FREE TRIAL I'm willing; to.

fe connnc without obllratlon on my part lle. an4 a trial alaa Dr. Oelano'a Ce eo Tar HJr Orower absolutely fRKE and tall ma bow to uaa It. Nam Addraaa i City. t.

state; Gibson's Standard Theater SOUTH ST. AT TWELFTH, PHILADELPHIA PERSONAJU UIRECTIOJT MR. JOBH T. GIBftOS SECOND SIG. WEEK.

EARL DANCER PRESENTS The World's Greatest Entertainer tle Star of AFRICANA iVWBROADWAY REVUE "SHE'S A HIT!" NEW FEATURES! NEW STARS! LMPHONY ORCHESTRA iurs. All Seats Resenre Matinees Daily, 2:30. Two Shows Nitee 7:30, 9:30. Midnite Show Sunday, Standard Time Tl'NEKAL DIRECTING IS A PROFESSION AND ART WALTER W. H.

CASSELLE 813 S. 17th Street I PHILADELPHIA Oregon OS66 Race 5146 YOUR HAIIt CAN BE AS BEAOTIIXt'A MAIKL.IXIjr. BY' CSIKG HER XSW DlSCOVlillV BAIH OROWER irn In th not lt th bklr. Ul ocalp, thus helps oaturc to do Ita work, brlnz ing rulta after the nrat ppitcnon. ii you are with railing hair, aanarurr.

itcning calp or any othr trouble It will positively ovar me them. Th Hair UTOwer promom Kr6wth and restore Its and taoty. Madrllae'a Grower. SO ati GIMlaa, SO atl hamtMM. 35 rents, and Hair Black.

Car array sa4 fade.t hair. 3S eenta. For aai a drug stores. Liberal Canmliiloi Aftatt AMKHICAS PHOrniaOTARIKK. Drt.

1T 1313 Sonth Mrert PhU4lyala. Pa. of 'Btiuounct! the iiii liter. Harriett l.t liosis. sou of Ore.cas!.le.

gr.tdUrtte Of Klizurteth. 'it of VKt Vir 1 in The Hate 1'S. 192R. ue. Miss Cora ttt, tins ln vvi aitonl Hum Miss Myr thu public PA.

Hs. 5' hludent oi cciire i spend home. George Kuth Hill mo 2uny afternoon. I'lIUnv. Tommy and Ala M.iithews iut ra of th oK hc stra played hut'fday.

JOUET. ILL. The Union Missionary met at the ML Olive Church Sunday. Jena 10. Mr.

Ulake. of Northwestern svanue, is tnsravmr very slowly. Iaoia Mc Ilride died June 4. at the tit Ot SI vears. She was the oeiovaa wire oi L.ucu3 McBrld.

th mother of Henry Hite. dHuirhtftr of hi r. and Mrs. Brun n. The funeral wa.

held at the C. M. K. Church. Rev.

Stockbridge ofB c'atlrifi. DUOUESNE. PA. Mist Elsie Wharten sad Ur. Jtmti nii sre delegates to the Sunday School convention which wm con vere on the South Slao, in Plttsburr Rev; Rose attended revival aarvice at Jerusalem Baptlat Church Sunday at which time he emaeoed an in xpirinir nermon.

The I ins Boa lub met at the home of Ixrs. Ruth last Friday evening DAYTON. OHIO. Mr. and Mra.

Bedford Fort have moved into their new home, which they recently purchased. Master Bed ford Forte. acred rears. 4 learn ins to talk French. Mrs.

Forte has as hT week end a uexta Mr. JOh Johneon of Detroit and Miss MatUa Brown New Castle. Campaign For Nurses' Home For Mercy Hospital Opens June 19th Prominent Men and Women vviu Aixui in KAising $200,000 PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June As a matter of health insurance for the community, and to provide better facilities for the training of nurses and hospitalization, several hundred prominent men and women of Philadelphia will begin on June IV and carry on for ten days a cam paign lor lands for the building of a Nurses Home and Training School for Mercy. Hospital at Fiftieth and Woodland avenue.

The movement, whkh was for xrutlly last Monday evening at a dinner given by J. wiuison Smith, noted bankerj who is chairman of the campaign committee, five hundred team and division leaders and worken were enrolled for the campaign. The sum ox as sought with which to build Ithe new train ing school and home for the hospital. In this a greater number of colored nurses, the crying need oi Philadelphia, with its large colored population, will be trained and housed, providing facilities the lack of which has severely handicapped the hosnitaL. it was pointed out to those who attended the meeting on Monday night that not only is this campaign a humanitarian one, but one of vital interest to the city, owing to the heavy death rate among colored people, and the susceptibility of tie race to contagious diseases and to tubercuiosi i Mayor Mackey is honorary chair man of the campaign committee, while J.

Willison Smith is the ac tive chairman. Associated with him are Francis Fisher Kane and Magis trate E. M. Henry, as associate chairmen; Albert i Greenfield, as treasurer; Cardinal Dougherty, Rabbi Feinehriber, Bishop Garland Dr. Alexander Mao Coll and Rev.

Henrv Ll Phillina ma honorarv vue chairmen. I i The campaign committee includes i the following Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Wharton repper. Mrs.

J. Willis Mar tin, Mrs. Albert M. Howard I Wurts w. Day, Dr.

Wilmer Greenfield, Mrs. Page, Charles Kruson, Dr. Charles H. Fratier. Franklin Brewer, Arthur A.

Fleisher, John T. Emlen, Jacob BUlikopf, Charles E. Tryon, Louis Wolf, Dr. Charles J. Hatfield, Ur.

Henry M. landis, Johft T. Gibson, Rev. Carl E. ram mer, Florence J.

Heppe, wipe L. Hopkins. Rev. G. M.

Toop, Dr. Charles F. Judson, Wilbur K. Thomas, John C. Asbury.

E. Wash ington i Rhodes, pr. i Donald K. Young, Dr. Leslie Fmckney Hul, William L.

Baily, Mrs. Paul J. Furnas, R. G. Taylor, Mrs.

Julia Shipley Thomas, J. Redman Paul, Dr. Ward Brinton, Dr. A. Vi Barnes, Dr.

W. W. Keen, Judge Edwin O. Lewis, W. R.

Fogg, Rev. Floyd Tompkins, J. H. Love, u. w.

tuiott, w. r. roiweu, Michael F. Doyle, Mrs. Morns as trow, and Rev.

F. R. Griffin. "In Philadelphia the death rate among colored people is more than double that among white people, and out of the two million people here more than. 175,000 are colored," said Mr.

Smith yesterday. "This preients aj serious problem not only for that race but for the whole community. "Colored people also are more susceptible to contagious diseases and tuberculosis, hence their condi tion greatly affects the community. As former Senator Pepper said last Monday I night the building of the Nurses Home and Training School for Mercy Hospital and the improve ment of the facilities of that organization mean much to the munity as a whole. Unfortunately up to this tinvt the facilities for colored girls to obtain training as nurces has been limited here, and those who have trained have done so under great difficulties.

We now propose to provide this. In all respects Mercy Hospital is rated in Class A by medical men of the country, but the! nurses must be trained and housed before thts hos pital can realize to its full its service to Philadelphia." i iiNioxrnvw. pi. Sunday. June 10.

waa red lettev day In Mt. Olivet Baptiat Church. Th4 anxtoua worshipper were In place at me tirvice nour. eager to receive tne irom tnelr beloved pas tor. 'iiev.

w. A. Nowiin. He spoke irom tne auoject "Vtuest ox a Man which waa a masterpiece. Sunday iscnool was larsjeiy attended, ii.

1. 1 u. was very interesting; and at p. ur. wpwim oroug ht mes aag to hla consresration, "Names and burn a The day 'closed successfully.

Mr. Henry Dug gless. policeman of. this city, was suspended from the force ler leading; a Negro parade on May Su. STEUBEN VI LLE, OHIOJ I Mrs.

Dnn Turner of Franklin avenue, sister, Mrs. Huffman, and daughter were called to Unlontawn. Ala to the sdalde of their mother and They left on Saturday night. i State Grand Lodge of U. u.

of F. 5. M. T. Juveniles Raa eaded tts Seeders late.

Wed Vlrarlala mm ta saw grswias; Sy leas ssmI feseada, ssaasrlalas ST loeal fcraachea. with hesdqaarters Is tfcelr WM bldir. at It4S Wylls irk 1 DEfUTIBS W4.1TEU fr Pa ylvasla, Vtrartstsw West Virata la aad Marytaad. I Aay aaaa sr wsnsas de etrtaaT te Seeenss state Graad Master Stats Grsusd Prlaeeea. ef either sf the a here saeatlsaed atatea.

ssteeet IngT Peaaeylrasla a a 7, hy rssstslas lersl led see ta their state. leas' Id feht says well far arr rles rea derea. Write ar rhaae Atlaatle ea Less V. Dismahea, Rarlal Aid Sre retasyt I. Dlnnskn, S.

O. t. G. Orxaaiaer, ISsd WylU Ave, Iltta barsa. raw 1 Shore Magistrate re' 't' i ROSELLE T.

ALLMOND PHILADELPHIA. Pa June 14. Philadelphia points with pride to Mr. Roselle Thomas All mond who was recently appointed to the magistracy in Atlantic City, where he opened court to the W. P.

G. on May 1, last. A resident at the shore for 27 years, those placing him in hia present, position have had ample time to estimate his worth to his fal lowmen. Judge Allmond is a highly respected citizen, and as: one man said, "to know. him.

la to admire him." He ia a thoroughly capable man and without a peer, when it cornea to administering Justice. Born in Philadelphia and educated at the Institute for 'Colored Youth, from which school be still holds a diploma, he later manifested a very keen Interest in undertaking, following up 1 this "hunch," he studied embalming at the Eckels School. Upon com filetion of this course he estab ished himself in business, In his home town and made commendable progress. Of an extremely ambitious nature, this, enterprising young man turned his few leisure hours to learning the "ins and outs" of real estate and finance, and in this latter field, he ia known as the pioneer among his people. Everc applying himself that be might 'be prepared i for any opportunity of advancement presenting itself, the people of the community in which he hog lived and raised a splendid family of three girls and one boy, feel that this man, who ia so ever ready with hia services, is one thoroughly equipped to handle the various problems which confront them.

Magistrate Allmond la married to the former Miss Bertha Davie of Charleston, S. and is a descendant of the late 'William Allmond. founder of Philadelphia's first Negro Undertak ing Establishment in 1865. Atlantic City's New Atlantic 'Avenue at Ohio Gala. Inauguration! SATURDAY, JUNE 16th PRECISKLr AT OHK EntO ATTRACT! If taeii unmimcc mitiitiM in "Tbe Last Command" SISSLE BLAKE on ti tk.

ViTAPnaii a a tas Li MA i Popular Phfladelphian Is Salubury Guest PHIUlDrLPHIA, Ps June 14 Miss. Rebecca Carpenter. Philadel phiaY smartest hair reader, drove her new Chrysler 80 to Salisbury, u. to attend the commencement ex erdsea at Livingston College, where she waa highly entertained by the I faculty and students. She also vis ited Winston Salem, where she was the house guest or isunop and Jars.

L. W. Kyles. Can Atlantic 2991 lot Evtning Royal Theater Opens to AUanticXity Public ATLANTIC CTTT. X.

Jane 14. The reason's moat motaentotas event lx amasement circles ef At antie City takes rlare tais Satur day, Jose IS, with tha epening ef the Hoyal Thsatar, so Atlantic ave nue at UMa, dedicated te.eejoymem. It aaa long been a dreara ef the colored peep Is ef the rvsevt to have a tataur to caa uatir own. row that dream Is to bar realized. The Royal a thing of beauty.

second to none at the seashere. Mod era la every detail, all the conveni ences that that ImpLee wUI be avail able for its patrona. A mens tar or gan with Quality of tone extraordinary will be handled by a master do siciam. A tremendous cooling plant ill waft ocean breesca into the auditorium. A feature of this cooling system will be that the air Ln the theater will completely re newed every two and one half minutes, thereby assuring a pure, whole soma atmosphere.

One ef the outstanding attractions. la adiiUea to the superlative phot lays. wlU be the marvel ei the age. rltaphoe and Movietone talking roeUoa pWturaa. Vita phone presext tauona wui be eaired daily, bring ing the greatest start ef the stag before reur eyes to be eeea heard, The attraction fet the maa rural week will be: Saturday and Ssndsy, Emu Jan rungs, the enouonaj giant, wvu he seen la his greatest dramatie achievement, "The Last Command." Jen nings rises to the heights of drama in this story of a man who plunged from tae summits to th deptaa society.

The Mtaphone prrsenta tione will be, act Sltale A LMake, International colored stars ef syncopation, offering their unique, version of "The Big Parade." Art The Night Court," a rollicking comedy sketch jammed, with Jolly entertain Monday and Tuesday brings a re 900903 PamAtf Corner 9Strce mS1f1TlC rJ OR the iTirtrootn for the Irving; room porch I A berter made, hlrter a a a 9 at a a. graae nana worts ttuto cm jnt ana cworrun xucrra neary quaurji Note the masarve a turd lert, frame and under support! Comfortable roll edge arms and backs! With pretty cretonne upholstered loose, filled cushions! Two ton Blue and Brown finish with Oraags and Black dec orations. Greatly underpriced in a thrilling one day sale tomorrow 1 Small Down Payment EXTRA SPECIAL! Wi40e A tr Refuse Cans MataJ aalaht WlU Uf lkdl Astsisi lUt valaes special temerrew sanitary! all artirta STTteeiLatla lltt 89c Xsll er rSsse Orders First FUcr ef 5ae saer Refrigerator Bargain! 1'' lT Popular 3 Door Side leer saaaf i T. Sm rw( $91 g.95 Thks fasaoss rsfrtxareUar ts. sclsaUScally Sa'Jt to maintain etaedy Sew al cold, dry sir.

wvich rsahe evsry eereer et the eaas 1 fTTTl FS nisrBLB prrserr tooa liijvilat a auaiaea low pr)ee! vJJu'vJe i Special Wire TWe PUuWjV 0W KANSAS CITY, Mos. Jcs 1L WClaa ATrx PhlladeijhlA wu gAtd rx a dtleztU today to Ule t.a zU' of Gcrx "hirtca rrPr AHncn4 wl be cr.e cf Vht Ij vcteri frcm PmngjlrtjUj: 73 art white. Mr. Alir cf the fim cf prominent undcrUVarg la Lha QcxXer CitJ a a aw tara ergax08 el ie wervia matett esetloa pictare. Vi tal Frve Olorr." preeeats for the first time outitde ef rtew ora ka.j wi a sis letone aceocapenirrt.

Tie aeysj takee great pride la their ef er Uu great war epic ta ee eu uai a manner. Wednesday. Thursday, PrViay and Saturday eSere Al also, the world's foremost enU la "The Jaxs Sinrer," with VlU pSoee ae pejuroent. By tneana ex tde phooe Mr. JeUoa cam be beerd err irr a number ef lue famooo sor.rv lhe Jazz Senr" la a etr.ng me ther love tale that coetaine tnany a Uar and laurh.

The Eeyai wl be the seconi colored theaur la the land to this tktare with Yita phooe occempentment. sllewlsg ceJy tae Koyai ci rnuace.rs.ia. wcca reputed to be AmerWa'e finest col ored photcplar house. Come, te wiua us apea uus gaia eeeasies ef eur Iriaeguratiota. shall snake you happy.

Ethel Waters Scores At Gibson's Standard PHILADELPHIA, re, Jen 14. Packed bouses have bees tiling Gibson's Standard theatre Vkree times daily thts week beraeee Ethel Waters tuU ae that elaaiv something which Eluaor Glyn has aptly desrribed and atasaad aa "It." Of a truth, it avu to be an Inherent quality ef the world's greatest entertainer, this acuity attract with figure and with voice. Earl Dancer, who, la private life the kmataai ef tie Elhei. kaa te i.seU te tarse ef "Africa? f. a atsrrtrg esiufle.

saU Wa zrv sUrg tea taUd frss ef the street tajWst. To Ts meiera saary cf tke aor h.ie tl gva i caVravsgxrra cas aled Crse 'way cr4 strv far tncovhsr tars bees lied see Iodise and rw fee terse, hat la ta ecact aa eatwfy Tke AfrVaJLo trs. stkk tarrvd Vlrr aia." "The le My BoeC and "3u eef" e4 Otry fee rauoeal airs, la La Ue jru. la a tWovfy ajtrtr ax4 lie late harmoeUowe wWk Asaoeig Lbe rep Tortir star, sre LltUe" Alex Leve'ry. Tarker ua ne Pax a.

Te aty Ktrprt Bsc kKt. Charles Ka42 aad Ts rssa Masoew There la aT rMtrri an4 rwsyvg trfegrx3d ef "Afrv csaa" girt aad bwra. Skif ceiorsd itxta avli terberu a a trgs to dasMS a4 njesn JLzl through stain the xrms. eswta am asm, ef sir ataiaur aad yvt raas. alaesme at Data cresseer.

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