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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1923)
TM« AlTtllV C. NORTH PLEDGES BEST guard back to the former officer» BUSINESS ABILITY TO and went to the reserve list. PUBLIC He Is a member of all branches of Published every Saturday at Suita the Masonic fraternity and Is a mem <11 Macleay Building Phons Broad William C. North, manager of the ber of the Oddfellows. Elka. Wood way MOT. g . Morgan building, is a candidate fur men of the World. Modern Wood ____ BUI tor school director at the election. June men. Royal Arcanum. Portland p. CAMNADY...-... --------------- ------- R» K. D. CANNAglL———-------- Chamber of Commerce and many lo ______ Associate Editor and M»n*««r 14th ABTOOAn A«sna Mr North has issued the following cal clubs Portland. < 'ragon — Kutherford Broir.<ri statement In connection with his Mr. North has the support of a Hroedway *r.<t Flaaders «t- Matron Returns Off Trip Elks Banltary Barbar Shop, SIS Fle» candidacy: largo number of prominent business Mrs H. D. Fuller returned homo a dora Street. In announcing myseit as a candi men and organisations week ago from her extended trip date tor school director of district through lhe South. Hast and North, No. I. I pledge myself to the welfare WOMEN URGE RE-ELECTION OF where she spent six mouths vlslttug of the public schools, believing them MR. SHULL Mrs. Fuller friends and relatives, to be the most Important of our in looks well and reporta a very won Saturday. June 16th. la a very ini stitutions. derful time. I believe every dollar of the tax partant achool election day. Every e a a I parent should vote. The children are payers' money should be expended Art Club Entertained efficiently tn order that the business i entitled to thia much interest on our The Violet Art Club was sntertaln of the school may be conducted with , ' pari. All reg late red persona may vote ed Friday. June 1. by Mrs. r Turner SUBSCRIPTION RAT Por Tor _. ......... ...... ..... ........—88.8* the same economy as is given to pri for director, but only taxpayers on of 33» Cherry street. Important bus Sts Mentha ...... ........ —....... }-»• the bond issue. vate business ThrM Month.----------------— ...------------ l.H loess fur the future waa transacted ___ ______ Payable in sdvnneo_____________ Managing a school system for 40.- Mrs. Locke joined. The host servad Because of my familiarity with Entered at the Poatofflce at Portland buildings and their construction, and , 000 children is probably much the delicious refreshment*. Oregon, a. MCond-<-laaa matter Next meet- business matters in genoral, voters i biggest business in Oregon The beat Ing will be Friday. June l&th. at the IMPORTANT! All communications for publication of the district have suggested that I men we can elect at directors are home of Mrs. M Craig, *14 Clinton or otherwise should be addressed to possess the qualifications of a direc I none too good. The school board street. The Advocate Publishing Company. sea tor. and as my heart is in the work I spends more rnouey by tar than any Suita 311 Macleay Building. Portland, I have consented to become a candi < other public body. Texan Visits Here Oregon. Three years ago Mr. Frank Shull Advertising ratea made known on Miss Lavelle of Austin. Tex., teach application. i was put forward as a candidate by er of Domestic Science In the public ■ the womea of the city. He haa serv- schools of Marshall. Texas, arrived "Don't aak for rixtita. Tak» tnem An' don't lot anny wan giv» them to ys. ed three years. In the opinion of in the city Tuesday fur an indefinite A riliht that Is handed to yo Cr naw- thin' haa somethin' the matter with IL" those same women and thousands of visit. Miss Lavelle is an accomplish — Mr Dooley. ________________________ others, he has been fair, broad in ed young woman of highly respected They have right, wko dare aaaintal« them "—Jnnien ftuaeetl his policies. far-sighted. IntelllgenL Southern family. ' He has stood always for the best la A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY i terests of all the children. When we Recital *Bril*iant Affair have such a man on the board and Bethel A M K Hunday School pre THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS:— he is willing to serve again, we should sented Miss Fried» Shaw tn recital Give unto the Lord the glory due un re-elect him overwhelmingly. Tuesday evening at the church on to his name: bring an offering, and , He has been said by some to be McMillan and Larrabee streets to a date. As a taxpayer 1 shall endeavor come before him: worship the Lord i to conserve the money which the against bond issues for new school large and appreciative audience. In the benuty of holiness. —1 Chron He Miss Shaw, who has been tn the East public pays for school taxes, and as houses. This is not true st all icles 16:2». one deeply interested in our public believes we must secure good school for the past several years, singing, houses for all the children. But he is home on her vacation, and It was REAL FRATERNAL MEN WANTED school system, will work st all times is against waste and extravagance. through the personal effort of J W tor its best interests. For these reasons I ask the sup He wants to build carefully so that Stanley that she was engaged for The following kindly advice lo fra- tern al organisations ia clipped from port of the voters at the coming we will not make the same kind of this affair. The recital took on the mistakes in buildings that we have aspect of a real "home coming", as the columns of the Fraternal Review school election. In 1»12 he was elected and served in lhe past. And he would have pre- Miss Shaw is a Portland girl and al! of New York and it is not only good advice to the Grand Lodge but to as republican presidential elector ferred to have a survey of building her family reside here. subordinate lodges as well, every from Oregon, and he also served as needs made by experts before the The stage was made attractive a member of the lower house during bond issue was presented to the With an abundance of flowers, pink where: "There has never been a time in the 1*21 regular and special sessions people. and white rosea predominating i We hope that those who read this Young ladles of the Sunday School the history of fraternal societies of the state legislature. At the beginning of the World statement will agree with ua. If they ushered and In appreciation of her among Negroes in America, when the active participation of real cour War Mr. North volunteered for ser do. we wish they might do all poa- appearance and singing. Mi«» Shaw ageous men of strong personal con vice but was not accepted, but in sible to get all parents to the polls was delugvd with bouquets of flow victions was needed more than it is stead was commissioned to reorgan- next Saturday and support Mr. 3hull. er*. A very pretty corsage bouquet MRS. C. B. SIMMONS. today. We confess to a belief in the ixe the national guard, which he did. of pink and white flowers, presented For the Women's Committee. right of an aristocracy of brain to rising to the rank of colonel. At the by sn admirer, after she had sung a Among his supporters are: A. H. group of songs, was worn by the rule the destiny of our fraternal or- conclusion of the war he turned the ganixations. We believe that the singer, and the bouquet harmonised "mob" may be generally counted beautifully with her exquisite gown upon to be in the wrong. We would I of orchid and cream lace, fashioned rather be right and know our cause to be just, than to be even the lead Averill. Dr. C. D. Bodine. Dr. H. L. er or kingpin of the mob. We be Bowman. T. Henry Boyd. L. E Car lieve that had the rule of brain and ter. Mrs. Norman F. Coleman. Mrs. not that of brawn been the order of G M Gllnes. Mrs. J F. Hill. Arthur the day at Newark. N. J, the "Crime —“OREGON OUTDOORS“ W. Jones. Mrs. Wilfred P Jones. of 1»22" would never hav been per 1923 1 OUTING BOOKLET John K. Kollock, V. D. Maxson. Wai- petrated. We know that there ex WILL HELP YOU TO DE- lace McCamant. R. L. Sabin. Ben ists in the Order of Elks a fair Selling. Joseph 8imon. W. F. StUx, CIDE sprinkling of men of unquestioned in Mrs. Alexander Thompson. H. B Van This new 40-page illustrated Duxer. J. T. Wilson. E. A Wyld. telligence; but it is unfortunately booklet is brimming full of de- also a fact that many of this class tails about sandy beaches, moun THREE THOUSAND HEAR DYER of men are utterly lacking in the tain resorts, camping places, ho At a recent meeting in Chicago. moral courage that is essentially nec tels and cottages. essary for the work that is ahead of 3000 people heard Congressman Le them. There is no member of the onidas C. Dyer of New York discuss Ask your local ticket agent for Order of Elks who is in touch with a copy, or if more convenient the anti-lynching bill and urge mem the real situation and who loves the we will send you one by mail. bership in the N. A. A. C. P. More Order, who desires to see the crime than two thousand were turned away of 1922 repeated at Chicago; but I.OW ROUND TRIP TICK because they could not gain admis there Is grave apprehension that it ETS NOW ON SALE! sion to the hall, according to reports will be, unless our prayer that "God sent out from the national office. 70 to the wonder spots in Western Give Us Men” is heard." Sth avenue. New York. Saturday. Juna », I»I3 THE ADVOCATE 6 L Where Will You Spend Your Vacation? Oregon. NEW YORK WET Governor Smith of New York has signed the bill known as the Anti Prohibition Bill. having for its ob- ject doing away with the Volstead Prohibition Act. In so doing the State of New York is defying the 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution, Now that the prohibition law has been repealed by the State of New York, the State ia simply saying to the Government, "Take hold of your own business of enforcing the prohibition law, and at your own expense ” In this the Gov ernment has no comeback, for it cannot sav to New York, that "You must enforce the 18th Am ?ndmenL” any more than it would order New York to obey some other Federal function, In other words, New York is in the same position as Connecti- cut and Rhode Island, two states that have not ratified the 18th amendment. The position of New York /Î on the liquor question is being keen ly eyed by the whole world. Now tha’ It has been settled for a fact that President liarding will be the guest of Portland July 4th, we are wondering if the entertainment committee will have amongst Its per sonnel a representative of the color ed i>opulation. There is such a great Inducement tor young people to be nothing that it Is perfectly wonderful when we find those who have been able to re sist the many pittails and tempta tions and the howls of the mob. and be somebody in spite of them. Quit talking so much about what you are going to do and do what you luiuk is right and best for all con cerned. Friends are mighty But when one la faced osition of sacrificing manhood to hold thoae far better off without good to have. with the prop principles and friends, one is them. There Is entirely too much of "If I can't, you shan't” doing amongst the colored people In Portland for their own good. For further particulars ask your ticket agent or write to JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent Portland. Oregon SEASONABLE REMEDIES LORENZ— GRIPP AND COLD CAPSULES 50c LORENZ— DOUBLE STRENGTH COUGH SYRUP 50c Stipe-Foster Drug Co 143 Fourth Street, near Alder Oregon Portland HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE AT Ryder Printing Co 192 Third Street Portland, Oregon Main 5536 The Up-to-Date Cleaning & Tailoring Co leans K LOTHES LEAN Hats cleaned and blocked to suit you. Tea, we clean everything from neckties up to rugs, blankets, etc. 8u'ta and Overcoats made to your individual measure. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded Our prices are vary reasonable. Olve us a trial. We will please you. Call Eaet 02SS far TAYLOR THE TAILOR Don't gossip so much about your neighbor and you won't have so much to take back when cornered. PROMINENT BUSINSES MAN CAN DIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR Among the names of the candidates for election as school director that will appear on the ballot June 16th is William F. Woodward, one of the owners of the Woodward-Clarke Drug Co., in the Woodlark Bldg. Mr. Wood ward has evidenred a keen Interest in the welfare of the public schools J. W. INGERSOLL, Prag. of the city, and it In because of hie desire to see the public schools of Oregon measure up to the highest standard of efficiency and the urge of friends who believe him capable of filling this Important position, that he is making the race for re-election. Mr Woodward has Issued the follow- HAIR STRAI6HTENING AND SHAMPOO COMB This Comb Is Well Worth 91.00 Solid Irm wood.n htedl* >MkM Ions waltbl 4 ovnesa. Ik ae a preMat to all who take advantage ef oer greet 8IG OFFER NO. 1144 JUST WRITE TO US AND SAYr- I would like to ffet a hair atraifhtenioff-end ahampoo comb fra* Send me particular! re- ffardinf your No 1144 offer ” Be sure and write year name and addreea plainly, and full particulars will be aont you. Do not wait, write to-day for thia offer will not laat lonr We are doinff thia to advertise Ford'e Hair Fowiade end Ford’s Hair Atreightowind end Bbenapoo Combo. Addrett your letter to THE OZONIZED OX MARROW 00. WARSAW (By Tríala Breaux) oc^k in hoop skirt style, with which she wore a wreath of gold leaves about her coiffure end gold slippers to com plete the attire Her program Included a group of spirituals, grand opera arias, and other delightful numbers. Owing to a hoarseness contracted through sudden change of cHmatea. Mias Shaw waa unable to sing several of her numbers, including Vlllanelle by Del Arqua and Rltonia Vlnclto from Alda. Verdi, and others. However, these were substituted with other at tractive selectious. Miss Shaw sang her program well but could not do Justice to herself because of her cold and hoarseness. Miss Shaw waa ac companied on the piano by Mrs. 0. H. Downing and Ml»» Clotilde Curry, a sister of Miss Shaw played a group of violin pieces. Mrs. Baker recited The entire program waa good and thoroughly enjoyed. Many were the expression» of appreciation tor lhe high clasa manner In which every- thing waa conducted and much credit waa given to Mr. Stanley for his un tiring efforts in making the recital of the highest order. see Drama Presented Under the direction of Mrs. Lula Gregg and Mrs. Zepha Baker, a drama. Fruita of Ills Folly, waa pre sented at Little Theater Wednesday evening for the benefit of Bothel church. A large audience greeted the players and it is said the drama waa very good Indeed Dollar Wedding Rev Bailey Hare Rev. 8. r. Halley was ths house guest of Rev. and Mrs. A K. Fox. 308 M c Millan street, during his stay In the city this weak. ses •sarshilgM Club Entertalned Mrs. George Mullen waa boateea to the Hoarchlight Club Wedneaday evenlng, the 30th, at her home. 318 K. tint St Fullowlng the business hour. in whlch plana were ntade for extensive euterialnmenla to begln In the futurs, the hosteas servsd a de- liclous three course luncheon to th» alxteen ladies pseaenl Daily Fashion Hint • P u T'I ìa L Los Angeles Club Womsn Here Ing statements which Indicate his stand on the public school question: "Our Common Schools "The nation's truest source of good cltlxenshlp. "They deserve our united and loyal support. "Should be attended by every nor mal child. "Right education of our children Is our nation's greatest task. " Tis our duty to provide them with safe and suitable school houses." SERVES ON JURY Lee Anderson, 1200 Union Avenue, North, Is serving on lhe Jury in the circuit court. A SATISFIED PATRON Thia letter la original and a guar anty of a aatnfled member of The F. H. Bureau. Galveston, Texas, April 13, 1»23. The F. H. Bureau: I want to thank you for your kind ness In putting me In touch with so many nice men. They seem to be nice and Intelligent, I shall recom- mend your Bureau to any one whom 1 think ia looking for their "Ideal”. At present I am corresponding with six young men, so please take my name off the list of correspond ents, ax I would be unable to write to any more. If I should need your as sistance again. I will write you and enclose a stamp. Yours truly, (MISS) MIRIAM GARY, 161» Ave. K. Galveston, Tex. Membership No. 546. Registered Feb. 26, 1»23. NOTICE Writs if You Wsnt to Marry Ladies and gentlemen of wealth and talents. No prejudice, equal rights for all. Send 10c for partlcu- Th* services last Hunday at the Mt Olivet Baptist church were of the highest. It being the 48nd year of our pastor as s minister of the Goa pel During this time Rev Anderson has baptised 4644 persons. Next Sunday the pastor will preach from the subject, "When Jesus t'omes." At night there will be special »erv- Icea by the Bethany Baptist Quar tette, and the Hen lor Choir of our church. Hermon by I'aatov Graft, uf the German Baptist church Rev. K. J Magruder. D.D., pastor of the First A M K Zion church, will preach at 3 I* M., on the third Hunday In this month, and his choir will furnish the uiuslc. The ll Y. P, U is growing. Onr pastor loft Wedneiulsy night of this week fur llend. Redmond and Prineville, Oregon, and will return Haturday morning St. Phillipe Mission 24th and Hauler Days Morning service, 11 a. at.; Bunday Bchool, 12 m Archdeacon Black tn charge; Mr. H Coles, lay reader, A cordial welcome awaits you at HL Phillips FIRST A ’ . i. ZION CHURCH 41? .• >. ems Ave.. Rev. I. J. Me- gruder, A. B. Peeler. Parsonage. NO Cook Ave. Phone Wslnut 8174. Presiding Elder W W Howard will preach morning and evening. Special arranged music for evening service. Mias Dorothy Jackson and Scher- ley Henry joined the church Sunday evening. Pentecostal Mission ef ths Chureh ef God In Christ "Ths House of Prayer- 23 Union Ave. N. Elder Robert Bearala. Pastor Sunday services: IS a school; 11:30 a. m. and preaching. Week Say Monday. Wednesday and otnga. for testimonial*, healing the sick and for tng*. All are cordially attend. Repeated By special request lhe Million Dollar Wedding held some time ago at Mount Olivet church was repeated Tuesday evening, the Sth. al the church before an appreciative au dience. It was tor the benefit of the church and a ueat sum was realised from »»n>r MT. OLIVET CHURCH NIWI Mrs. Harry W. King of Loa A ng ales, Cal. la here visiting her slaters, Mrs. Cuie and Mrs. Louise Avery. Mrs. King is a representative of the Friday morning Club and the Ne Plus Ultra Club of Loa Angelea. and la auiloua to meet the club women of the city and labs back reporta of the work being done by them In this state. • ♦ • Engagement Announced Miss Mary Riley announces her en gagemenl to Mr Charles Alesander, both of Portland. The wedding will take place on lhe J8th of June Million babies at the morning servie» will be given balloons. Thia Sunday will be known as Children's Day. and Ilalloon Sunday. 1522 1051 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County of Multnomah The sports tailleur here makes its .ipprjrance in proven fsthion, select- Probate Department n>g for it» rlexek>pment, blue homespun. Notice la hereby given that the un I In tu.nl» of the short jailtet are roll. I dersigned has been appointed admin with lhe convertible collar to form istratrix of (he estate of Samuel P. l4|x-l». Turn-beck cuffs may finish th.- two-piece sleeves, if desired. The Bettis, deceased, by the Circuit Court strjighi gathered skirt haa a deep b**R of the State of Oregon for Multnomah and inarrtnf pockets. Ratine, tweed County, and haa qualified All per and camel s hair doth are also used in fashioning these natty suits. Medium sons having claims against said ea- »ire requires 3*< yards 34-inch mate tale are hereby notified to present rial. the same, duly verified as by law re Pictorial Review Jacket No. 1322. Sixes, 34 to 42 inches bust, and 14 to quired. Io the undersigned al an 20 years. “ ’ - - — Price, 90 ernt». Skirt No, Macleay Building, Portland, Oregon. losi. r Sign, 24 to JO inches waist, within six months from the date Price, 30 cents. c — hereof. Dated and first published June 2, 1er». The F. H. Bureau, P. O. Bex 1*13. No. 4M. Cleveland. Ohio. —Adv. Last publication June 30. 1*23 MARY BETTIS. ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY Administratrix. ENTERTAINS Mrs E. D. Cannady. Attorney, At a reception and eshibitlon of the paintings of Alfred H. Schroff, the Arts and Crafts Society entertained at the Portland Art Museum Wednes day evening. June 6th. from 8 until 10 o'clock. I. B. P. O. E. OF THE WORLD STYLE IN SPORTS TAILLEURS Lodge Directory News of the Churches BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Larrabee and McMillon Streata Rev. A. R. Fox, D. D., Pastor Phone East 1107 E. L. Jamaaon, Assistant Phon* Walnut 3900 A large number of persons rom- muned at Bethel A. M E church Iasi Sunday, and the Presiding Elder, Rev. 8. E Bailey, was elated over the splendid reports that were made at the Quarterly Conference Monday night. Bethel la in a flourishing con dition and we are proud of the in creased Interest along all lines. This Sunday Children's Day will be observed with a special sermon In the morning, and a program by the children at night. Babies will be en rolled In the Cradle Roll, and all ROSE CITY LODGE NO. 111 P. O. I. OF W, MEETS the 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY EVEN- INGS OF EACH MONTH AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM, 111'/, EAST MORRISON STREET. ALL VISIT, ING BROTHERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. FRED McCLEAR, E. R. G. M. PAYNE. Sse'y. NOTICE Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P. O. E. of W., of Portland, Oregon, meets th» 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights in each month at Stag Auditorium. All visiting Daughter Elka in good standing in their respective Temples are Invited to meet with us. LOUISE THOMAS, Daughter Ruler, BEATRICE H. CANNADY, Daughter Secretary. Syracuse Lodge, K. of P. No. 1, meets the second *nd fourth Fri day night* In **c.h month. All Sir Knight* In good *tanding nr* welcome. Fraternal 11*11, 7»6 Missis sippi Av*. William Dels, C.C.; J. R.