The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19??, October 06, 1923, Image 2

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    THE
ADVOCATE
I lot more teasing tomes that keep you
mauling the dictionary to find out
: what they are all shout
Brother Euclid was sure some per-
simmon on the tree of knowledge and
hie tame will last to the end of time
Just don't ever forget that he was a
up and go.'
Asked if he would modify lhe stand
the mayor declared:
"No. I have
nothing to apologue for. I will make
no excuses to anyone. I did whal I
saw was my duty and I will continue
to order every Negro who has not
lived here seven years to gel out and
slay out.”
ANTIQUE. VET MODERN
Mayor Cauffiel was eliminated M
a candidate for re-election, returns
Furniture You Use Today Brought from yesterday's primary Indicated.
Down From the Dusty Ages
In a field of seven candidatee. ho
was running fifth.
Thu modern customer steps into a
department store, walks through the
FOR SALK
aisles, admires the newest and latest
Kight room house and one acre of
things, makes purchases and departs.
Rev. Handsaker Shown Picking Out Twenty Orphans to Live
ground. House Is modern aud the
The modern customer steps into a
NEAR EAST RELIEF WORKER HAS | they quit wailing, when it rains they shoe store, sees an endless number grounds contain beautiful trees and
shrubs. AU kinds of fruit. Improve­
UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE
i begiu again. The other night it be- of boxes on the shelves, glances at
ments In and paid. On ML Bcott
I gan to snow and the note of terror the case display, sits down, tries on
car line, bind street. Price reason­
How would you like to stand be in their wailing was plainly percept­
a few pairs, gets shoes that will dt.
able
Investigate thia property.
fore a group of 206 children, all home ible
They well know what a night pays for them and departs.
Fire room bungalow. 84000; >500
I ms . sick, hcggry. ragged
some
out in the snow would mean to them."
The modern customer does this la
down, balance like rent.
naked, and be told that out of that
"Out in thia hell of the Near East the grocery store, the hardware store,
Fourroom bungalow, corner. 84000;
group >0 only could be given homes ara more than two hundred Ameri-
the clothing store and music store.
8500 dwon .balance can be arranged.
and that you must pick out the 20 > cans, including three from Oregon,
Little or no thought is given to
Good buy
and then leave the rest to almost i who are daily risking their lives that
where the goods came from or the his­
E. K. STANLEY
certain death?
1 the children might live. Sixty thou­ tory behind them
419 Abington Bldg
Broadway 0113
Such an experience was that of Rev sand orphans are under the protec-
In a furniture or home furnishing
J. J. Handsaker. state director of . tton of America in Russia. Greece,
store all this is changed
Near East Relief, on a recent visit ! Palestine and Syria. Their safety is
831.50 ALL WOOL SUIT FREE
From the dusty ages have been
to the Near East.
The Bell Tailors. Dept. 1433. Chi­
I assured only as long as the great brought down to us by generation
“We were at the city of Erivan at ’ mother heart of America responds to
cago. 111., will make a fine tailor to
after generation of designers and
the foot of Mount Ararat; 4000 chil­ | the cry of the children, and funds in
measure suit or overcoat free for one
craftsmen the furniture styles of to­
dren were packed Into our orphanage. i generous amount are sent tor their 9
man in each locality who will show
day. You may admire a bed-room
They were sleeping from two to five I care."
and recommend their high grade
suite, a dining-room suite or a living­
made to-meaaure clothes to a few
in a bed and in some cases the beds
room suite. It Is just what you need
friends.
Simply send them your
were single, and this great group BROTHER EUCLID OF EGYPT AN
for your home Or a table or a chair.
name and address and they wUl send
came to the orphanage begging for
OTHER "HIGH BROWN”
But—
you a large assortment of wool sam­
admission
It was found that room
OF FAME
Remember, that some of those same
ples.
styles
book,
self measuring
could be made for SO more only."
designs on the furniture you like best
(Foot Note* to African History)
chart and tbeir free suit offer.—adv.
"You must pick them out," they
may have been brought from the Ja­
said to me.
cobean period. 1403 to 1488; the Wil­
(Special to The Advocate.)
“As I faced that crowd of hungry
If you have ever gone to high liam and Mary period. 1488 to 1701;
children my eye first picked out a lit-
the Queen Anne and early Georgian
tie naked girl, naked as the day she school, there Is no doubt but that you
period. 1702 to 1750; the Chippendale
was born, except for the vermin and have made the acquaintance of Bro
period. 1740 to 1780; the Brothers
filth that covered her sadly wasted Euclid.
The ahances are that you have Adam. 1743 to 1795, or Hepplewbite.
body. Her hair was falling out from
1705 to 1795; or Sheraton. 1780 to
favus. her eyes were burning with cussed him many a time softly to
1804; or from the Empire period.
trachoma Her abdomen was bloated yourself and wish that he had never
1793 to 1830; or from the American
been
born
nor
thought
of.
from gas caused by eating garbage,
The fact is that Brother Euclid was Empire period. 179 5to 1830; or pos­
grass chaff, or anything she could
the
founder of that delightful branch sibly adapted from other American
find."
furniture in vogue during that period
"Can you do anything tor a child of mathematics known as geometry.
between 1440 to 1800, which includes
While
the
principles
of
geometry
like that.” I said. "They assured me
the treasured Colonial.
that in a few weeks she would be as i were worked out thousands of years
Nowhere else is there so much his­
i
before
baby
Euclid
opened
his
peep-
well and rosy as the little ones with
tory reproduced for you. for your
I
era
on
this
great
world
of
chicken
whom I had been playing that morn
, and cheese, it was he who first daily use. than in a furniture store;
ing in the orphanage ’
|
brought all the odds and ends to­ else it is a book store, and books you
"Do you want her?" the asked.
cannot eat from, rest on. or use like
fether
and made it a science.
"That was the first time in my life
you can furniture.
History
doesn
’
t
know
Just
when
the
that I was asked to decide the fate
of a human being, nut not the last. stork delivered little Euclid or where,
Of course I took her in for two little but it knows he flourished about !S0
SWEAT OF HIS BROW
girls in Portland. A few weeks be­ B. C and that he was bom some-
where
tn
Africa.
He
became
a
fam
fore that they had flung their arms
Laboriously pushing a heavily lad-
about me and cried. "Daddy, get home ous Juggler of numbers and angles
en truck in one of the government
and
other
sorts
of
things
that
give
just as quick as you can. and don’t
departments at Washington, a col­
let anything happen to you in the you headache and brain fag.
ored employee confided that he was
In
his
day
the
city
of
Alexandria
Near East."
"perspiring for a higher Job."
"Then I spent the whole of that was the most noted seat of learning
and
thithef
hied
Euclid.
Mr.
Ptolemy
afternoon taking some in to live and
YES. THERE IS NO ROOM
leaving others to their fate, What Lagus. the kink of Egypt, asked
Brother
Euclid
to
explain
him
the
that fate is you can imagine when I
(Mobile. Ala., News)
quote a letter received from the same whys and wberefors of his knowl­
The cry for housing Is becoming
edge.
town three months lager.”
plaintive and the situation critical.
Euclid started teaching him and
“The children are dying in all cor-
We are asked to make room tor col­
Ptolemy
got
so
many
headaches
that
ners of the city," the letter said. “The
ored Democrats.
"For Rent” signs
orphanages are packed to the doors he wanted to know if there wasn't are disappearing.
some way a surgeon could operate on |
and to take any more would imperil
the lives of those we already have. bis cranium and cram the knowl- MAYOR SAYS BLACKS MUST CO
While I write this letter I can hear edge in.
And
a (o/d
‘"There is no smooth asphalt road
Johnstown, Pa.. Sept. 1*.—Mayor
the sound of their wailing on the
to
learning"
replied
Eucky,
and
his
Joseph
Cauffiel
of
Johnstown
an
­
streets. They are out there wailing
osivi
w La w
nounced last night that he had re­
in the hope that we can and will take saying has been famous ever since.
** ve « rv Udì .Uii Ai “sta
Euclid
gathered
great
gobs
of
fame
plied
by
telegraph
and
special
de-
them in. When the sun shines awhile
■I srmatii.“ b KTi Cttun IrimA
and it wasn't long before he had so | livery leter to Governor Plnchot's tel­
Osine* TiSku TWr l*rW, m HV
many pupils that the city police egram requesting the reasons for the
Citai iad U Cnge*.
thought he was leading a mob around. city executive's recent order that col­
Hans« HJi’i k*a4y saf saia« <
Besides his "Elements of Geome­ ored people who have resided here
b >aaUn iLeasaA *1 aa aa4 vmms .
try" he wrote “Data”, “An Introduc­ for less than seven years must leave.
ngsod te ti* dns«st, leu te 8* trw
tion to Harmony'. "Phenomena". "Op­ Mayor Cauffiel refused to say what
ireei CeiA. Heedecko is4 le Cnee*
tWofUet ita aste, «star Mees
tics". "Catopticas", “The Division of be told the governor, but reiterated
THIS BEAUTIFUL
Surfaces”. ’’Porisms’’, and a whole his order that Negroes must "pack
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