The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19??, July 28, 1923, Image 1

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    THE,
An
VOL. XX.
Independent Paper Devoted
to the
Interests 0/
the People
PORTLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1923
NO 48
PRICE 6 CENTS
NOTED PULPIT ORATOR COMPARES 6JRVEI WITH ST. PAUL
BEADS MISLAID, DOCTOR WHIPS MAID
DR. BLANCHARD. LEADING WHITE PHYSICIAN IN SOUTHERN—---------------------------------------------------------- •------------------------------- '----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- —------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------
CITY, TAKES WIFE'S COLORED MAID INTO WOODS, SEVERE­
PROMINENT MISSOURIANS VISIT FIELD SECRETARY OF THE GREAT NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVEN­
LEAVE* FOR EAST
LY BEAT* HER BECAUSE H E BELIEVED »HE STOLE
Prof, and Mrs. W. H. Harrison and
James N. Manley left Thursday for
TION PREACHES SPECIAL SER MON IN BEHALF OF MARCUS
WIFE'S BEAD*.—MAGISTR ATE SEES WHIPPING
a visit with relatives I* Cleveland, O. Prof, and Mrs. Hertford of Kansas
GARVEYz—PROVES BY SA CREO WRIT THAT PERSECU­
City, Mo., will arrive in the city the
TION IS PERIL OF PR OPHET,—CITES ST. PAUL
Walls of Child Whom Maid Nursed Sava Maid’s Life,—Returning Homs
>’a Park, Aug first of the week for a visit. While
Wife Announces That Beads H ad Boon Found,—Doctor Dreeaos
istrs, Dancing here they will be at the home of Mr. Says America la Made Lem Safa for Democracy in General and Black
Wounds of Victim.—Issues Challenge to Colored People.
and Mrs B. J. Fuller. 83» Tibbett
Man in Particular if Justice le Denied Garvey,—Every Race
street. Prof. Harrison Is the princi­
urged to Protect Incarcerati on of “Illustrious Character."
(Special to T he Advocate.)
For Rent—Front bedroom on cor­
GOES TO HEALTH RESORT
pal of Attucka school, largest grade
Augusta. Go..»July 3».—A typical . found Just where she bad mislaid ner overlooking river, 1S7 Admiral
Mrs. W. R Peek. 410 N. 21st St., school in Kansas City for colored pu­
New York, July 22.— “An appeal to charged Paul with being (1) a pub­
exhibiting
the th am.
Street
Gentleman preferred.—adv. left last week for Bellknap Springs, pils. The party Is touring the North-
southern
Incident,
Ceasar” wax the cubject of a special lic racial pest, (2) a creator of dis­
As an evidence of his humane feel­
chivalry (?) of ths well born white
Oregon, tor rheumatic treatments.
west on a pleasure trip.
sermon in behalf of Marcus Garvey, loyalty among his race to the subju­
man of the South has come to light ing and civilised character, the doc­ FURNISHED TENTS—Al Seaside.
delivered by the Rev. W. H. Moses, gating Roman rulers of the world,
VACA-
tor dressed the poor girl’s sacrificed
Oregon. See J. W. Curry, 107 N.
ACCEPTS WORK IN SEATTLE
TACOMA MATRON ENJOYS
within the past few days.
D. D., pastor of the New York Na­ (3)
irreverence for the
Jewish
Mrs. Beatrice DeLeon of Kansas
TION
14th street. Phone B-1541.
Over at Williston, 8. O„ Dr. Blan back, then announced, with brave
tional Baptist Church and Field Sec­ church of his day and (4) for being
City- Mo., who spent some time In
A card from Mrs. Nettie J. Asber-
chard Is the loading white physician, and courageous soul, that he would
retary of the National Baptist Con­ a ring leader of the sect of the Naxa-
For Rent—Nicely furnished rooms, Portland. Is now in Seattle employed ry of Tacoma, Wash., announces that
His wife employed a colored girl like to see the Negroes help them­
vention of the U. 8. A., at the 11 renes. From their view point there
named Geraldine Anderson Recently, selves. And this announcement b» reasonable; 374 Will lame Avenue. as day clerk In the Golden West ho­ she is spending a happy vacation in
o'clock service on Sunday morning was half truth In all tour counts of
East 1433
Mrs. Richard Young.— tel.
Kalispell. Montana, situated In the
Mrs. Blanchard misplaced a string of made to a Negro.
to a large congregation.
the indictment. Paul was a pest to
adv.
midst of the plcturesqo" Rockies.
beads and Immediately accused the
Dr. Moses took his text from the the old order of lawful subjugation
TAKE* BEAUTY COURSE
VISITS HER SISTER HERE
Mrs Asberry plans to return borne
colored girl of taking them
25th chapter of the Acta of the and injustice toward Individuals and
Mias Thelma Goff has registered MAKE »20 weekly at home, furniah-
Mrs. Olirla Cransbaw of Walla on or about the first of the month.
Without further Investigation, the
ApoaUes,
the 11th verse: "If I be an races farthest down. He was a pest
Ing colored names and addresses. Wells. Wash. was In the city a few
gallant Dr. Blanchard took ths girl at a local beauty school for a com­
offender or have committed anything to that The peril of the prophet and
plete
course
In
beauty
culture.
Experience unnecessary.
Particu­ days last week visiting her sister,
STAY OFF AUGUST STH. GRAND
out Into the woods and proceeded to
worthy of death, I refuse not to die. the apostles of progress is that prog­
Mrs. Cranshaw FAMILY EXCURSION.
lars Free.
United Mailing Co.. Miss Thelma Goff.
PARTICU­
give her a severe whipping In fact,
But if there be none of these things ress uecessarily upsets precedent,
GONE TO SEASIDE
route
to
Seattle
for
a
visit.
Dept. N. St. Louis.
LARS LATER
If It had not been tor the screams
whereof they accuse me, no man may and they, like Jesus, are invariably
Mrs Chris Smith and children left
and cries of his stepaon, born to Mrs
deliver me unto them. 1 appeal to reckoned among the transgressors of
Tuesday for Seaside. Oregon, to join
Blanchard by a former marriage, who
Ceaaar."
Eloquently and in able outgrown customs and laws and are
Mr. Smith, who Is there In business
was fond of hie colored nurse, the
manner, Dr. Moses made a soul-stir­ indiscriminately crucified and cata­
girl might have been killed.
ring appeal to public sentiment to so logued with thieves, until plodding
CANTATA PLEASE*
To add dignity to the occuateB, a
fashion itself that Marcus Garvey mankind catches up and erect* mon­
ilatb the Gleaner was played to an
magistrate was present and witness*
may be released. No aspect of the uments to them.
appreciative audience at the T. M.
ed the whipping
question was left untouched,
And.
C- A. auditorium Friday evening, the
Hostility to a Program
Then—when the doctor, the magis­
summing up, he said he was pre-
2oth Inst., under the auspices of Mrs.
"Marcus Garvey has been technl-
trate, the step son and the victim re-
pared to do his bit by letting the cally found guilty of misusing the
Il J. Fuller for the benefit of Bethel
turned to the house, the wife an­
truth be known to the 3.500,000 peo United States mails in attempting to
church.
nounced that the beads bad been
pie of these United States
with put over his African redemption pro­
whom he came into contact as Field gram. but judicial equity can well af­
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THE stag CLUB
P|aanlnn
I Th* Hu« club’ M1* E,,‘ Morrt
Secretary of the National Baptist ford to make large allowance for vio­
oiui uitJaiimy
BOI, glre<<
made to ~dlg up- for
Convention.
lating the letter of U. 8. postal laws
Garvey, the Apostle
WE CLEAN ANYTHINQ MADE OF , city license this week The club was
tn his sttempt to carry out the spirit
FABRIC*
Beginning his address, he said: of American democracy toward all
ordered closed until the license was
“The spirit and circumstances of this people, as set forth in our Declara­
Rage. Blanksts, Pillows, Suite, Over »btalned. The club is an Incorpor
text is parallel to the experiences of tion of Independence and National
ooate. Draperies, Comforters,
»ted Institution and like others of its
Lemp-Ehadee, Gowns,
ktl)d WB1 allowed to operate under
Marcus Garvey, who is truly God's Constitution.
And judicial equity
Ladle*' G^ln’ts <oi? «poolslty
«• «•»*«". but by a recent city ord!
modem apostle of African redemp­ would undoubtedly have been more
tion ns the Apostle Paul was to the lenient in judgment if the ruling pub­
Lot Us *ave Your Clothing and Money nance all social clubs are required to
Phone ue when in a Ruin well give obtain a city license before operai-
Gentiles tn his day and generation. lic sentiment of America and the
you the ••rvlco
.
Paul was condemned and imprisoned modern world had not been hostile to
oio ath at.
without bail, primarily by misinform­ the Marcus Garvey propaganda of
COLORED MAN ORDAINED CATH-
ed public opinion under the immedi­ African redemption, at a time when
OLIC PRIEST
ate leadership of reactionary mem­ Africa and the Africans are being
New York. July 27.—Rev. Joseph
bers of his own race under pressure systematically subjugated and ex­
MAKE
John, colored, was ordained a priest
of the over-awing, world ruling Rom­ ploited by the white races of every
of the Catholic church Wednesday
ans, condemned for being a propa­ nation with whom they come in con­
morning In the Church of SL Bene­
gandist of the universal application tact
dict the Moor. 52nd street, near »th
of the principles of justice and fra­
(Concluded next weak.)
avenue, by Bishop John J. Collins.
ternal democracy, as preached and
YOUR NEXT GOAL
Father John Is the sixth priest of his
practiced by Jesus of Naxareth,
Y. M. C. A. NEWS
race to be ordained In this country.
though he was technically condemned
(By George Cannady.)
high school.
You have flnisbed _
The ceremony was attended by many
for violating the letter of Roman law.
and. like all wideawake grad­
Every boy should join the "T”.
prominent Catholic priests and oth-
equitably while fulfilling the spirit of
uates. are looking to college.
that same law towards all individu- Your boy can learn how to swim,
era.
The State of Oregon offers you
als, races and nations in all the dive. jump, play croquet and billi­
Father John, who is a native of
the beet training and a collegi­
ards. Nearly all the “Y” boys are at
I world.
Grenada. B. W. !., was educated at
ate degree in the leading pur­
St. Joseph’s College. Baltimore; La­
The bill of indictment drawn by Spirit Lake Camp. The T. M. C. A.
suits and professions, as fol­
val University. Quebec, and with the
Tertulus, an eloquent Roman lawyer. Is going to install a radio at the
lows:
camp, so parents may keep in touch
African Missionary Fathers in Hol-
Engineering, Agrloulture, Com­
with their boys while at camp.
Isnd
and
Carthage.
Africa.
Poor
merce, Forestry, Home Econom­
Parents must let their boys join
health forced him to give up his stud­
ics. Military Sclonoe and Tac­
the “Y" it costs only ten dollars a
tics, Mining, Pharmacy, Voca­
ies in Carthage and seek a more fav-
year.
tional Education and Music.
orable climate, Hence It was that be
400 Goodnough Building
America
to
complete
came
to
North
Student life at the Col-
his studies.
lege is rich In opportu-
5th and Yamhill Streets
leadership
nltles tor
Portland, Ore.
culture.
and personal
STOCK AGENT BUYS AUTO
Local and For
eign News Briefs
J. S. Bell's Photo Studio
FALL TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER 2». 1»23
For Information writs to
THE REGISTRAR
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
J. E. Edwards, engaged tn selling
oil stock, writes from Boise. Idaho,
that hs is doing splendidly with his
business and has recently added a
Hudson Super Six to his assets. Mr.
Edwards sent check for a year's sub­
scription to The Advocate, for said
he, “I want to keep up with what my
friends are doing in Portland."
Harriet Tubman
Annual Ball
LABOR DAY
Hours ; 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
September 3
Telephone Main 5051
CHARGE IT
Mrs. Zula Lowe. Portland matron, who won the recent Elks’ Popularity Contest In the city which ended July
»th with a big demonstration on the river boat “Swan." Mrs. Lowe turned In more than five hundred dollars
and was awarded first prise—a round -trip ticket to Chicago to attend the Elks’ Annual Convention. Mrs. Lowe
will leave next month with the N orthwest delegation for Chicago.
and Mrs. W. T. Bell. 44« E. 10th SL,
TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTLAND
N„ for an indefinite time. Mrs. Whar­
You are cordially invited to the
ton arrived Wedneeday. the 18th. and
Elk's Barber Shop.
Is well pleased with what the has
We carry a full line of Hair Prep­
seen of Portland.
arations.
Madam Walker's Hair Grower.
Lost—An Elks tooth pin at Mur-
O-Pal Dressing,
Finder
lark ball. Thursday night,
Madame DeNeal Hair Grower,
oleate call Walnut 4674.- idv.
SISTER VISIT* FROM CHICAGO
The Star Hair Grower,
Mrs. Wharton of Chicago. III., is
Hatton's Wavo,
CAMPING TRIP DELIGHTFUL
visiting her brother and his wife, Mr.
Zuta Klnkout.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Turner. Mr. and
G A. Morgan's Hair Goods.
soeoaoMMOooMCHOHSOoaMMoa Mrs. W. H. Myles and Mr. and Mrs.
High Brown Preparation.
M. P. Crawford had a most delight­
Nelson Hair Grower,
ful camping trip up in Washngton
We are here to serve you. Service
last week. Fishing, hunting and hik­
is our motto.
ing were engaged in to their satisfac­
ELKS BARBER SHOP
tion. All returned home declaring
I Phone Brdwy 5388. 315 Flanders St.
"back to nature” the best program
E. W Agee, Prop.
—Adv.
ever.
PHOTOGRAPHER PRAISED
J. 8. Bell, photographer, received
much praise for his photographic
work from the Shuffle Along Com-
pany, for whom he has made more
200 pictures since they hare
I than
been In the city.
Sundays and Evenings by Appointment
New York Dentists
Phone Broadway 7222
Reliable
I
Northeast corner Fourth and .Morrison Streets
ALL CLASSES OF DENTAL WORK CAREFULLY
DONE
Your Patronage Desired
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Goods
The Store of “ACCOMMODA­
TIONS” that carries a line of
Men’s and Women's Ready Tail­
ored Clothes, Waists, Furs and
Millinery in keeping with the
LATEST Styles and demands of
the season—not carrying, how­
ever, the CHEAPER, but the
BETTER class of Merchandise,
REASONABLY PRICED.
Why not let us DRESS you as
WELL as those who dress the
BEST?
You can Pay as you Wear—
YES, and SIX MONTHS to pay
if you like.
CHERRY’S
Satisfaction Will Be Mutual
349 MORRISON STREET
Take Elevator
Model
Shoe Repair
LO
Tacoma Store: 1121 Broadway
The Right Place to Have Your Shoe Repairing Done
UP-TO-DATE
REPAIR SHOP
272 Washington Street
In the Blumauer Building
SIX MONTHS TO PAY
Portland, Oregon
When You Call a Taxi-Cab
Call Brdy. 0098
Rasmussen & Co.
PAINT*. OILS.
VARNISHES,
GLAM.
LUBRICATING
DOORS
ANO
WINDOW*
OIL*
BLACK AND WHITE
Stands al all leading hotels and all parts of the city
E. Corner Second and Taylor Sts., Portland. Orogen