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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1924)
TBB ni tí Arts Ptanta Highly Enjeyed Mrs. I. L. Davidson sponsored a picnic party last Sunday morning whoa twenty pleasure seekers left nt 4 a. m. by five automobiles for Salem. Oregon. They arrived 1a Salem safe and happy, ate their din ner« a ta picnic and took a spin about the capital, seeing th* sights Th* party returned home late In the evening, calling It "th* end of a per fect day." advocate Li. fFW«: invited to spend the 4th of July with the Elks on the -»xcursloa heat Swan on the Willamette Applications to join the Elks Lodge under dlspeaMtioa are fast being re J. H. Btlllngslia. a flood Elk who ceived and before Iks explretlou of the sixty days’ limit It ta expected calls Flagataft. Aria., hta bom, writes that the membership will bo aug that he was married oa the 47th ot nieuted by at least fifty or more now June to Mtas Mollie Lawrence, members A number of Bills and Daughters wlU Journey to Seattle Saturday to Join tn the celebration of the Elks and Daughters of that city for three days. Mr*. E. D. Cannady addressed th* E. W. Morton. District Deputy ot Oregon, and Ono ot the most promi Community Church Dally Vacation __ Rose ________ nent members of City ___________ Lodge ot Bible School near Rose City Park it M a delegate to Seattle ' Friday. Jun* toth. in the interest of Elka wem » SUMMON« In the District Court of the State of Oregon for ths County of Multnomah N. W Legal Adj. Co., an Oregon cor poration. Plaintiff. DOINGS OP THE ELKS Grand Exalted Ruler. J. Finley Wil- ■on of Elks will not come to Port vs. land July 4th. as was expected, which June Lange. Defendant. fact la a great disappointment to the iln th* name ot th* Blate of Oregon. gara" they speak of. ao that they members of Rose City Lodge and yon are hereby required to appear The order were might bo of service ta their block Dahlia Tempi«. brethren In Africa, by carving eut a planning a great and glorious recep tloe ot Elka I h®»* an<1 «,rU ,ör B kinder treatment and answer the comptaint tiled real nation there, and taking thsir tion but nevertheless the public is Grand Exalted Ruler J Finley WU «nd consideration ot the young col- against you In ths shore eut Hied court and cause, on or before the 14th place among the nations of the earth day of July. 1424. the last day of six on the baa* ef merit, er someth lag weeks’ publication hereof, or tor want accomplished, that would justify their RETURN ENGAGEMENT thereof plaintiff will apply ta said A CORRECTION sxietence." Let us aay In reply that court for the relief prayed tor in said la last week's Issue ot The Advo If the Negro In America wasted to For Judgment cate in the list of officers elected by com plaint to-wit: go to Africa, he couldn’t get In there against you ta the sum of 414.00. ta Dahlia Temple, the name of Dt. Lor for the white folk« Our learned con raine Schaffer appeared as recording terest on said amount a 4 per cent temporary talks as if aR people in secretory to till the unexpired term per annum from November 3. 1424. all the world thought as he did oa FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 11. ISM of Dt. Cordelia Clay. It should have until paid and for costa and disburse the subject. He forgets there are a Fleet A. M. E. Zien Church. 417 Williame Avenue been DC. Pearl Love, as she was menta ot this action. few people in the world who have Admleelon SOc This summons ta published once a o elected to fill the vacancy. sen—. Personally we think It would week for six consecutive weeks, pur bo a fine thing to redeem Africa, it PROGRAM FOR THE ALL-STAR suant to an order of the Honorable would be a fine philanthropic piece of Martin Hawkins. Judge of the above •ACRED CONCERT AT THE A. work, but there are many nattons entitled court mad* and entered tn M. R. ZION CHURCH SUN holding a slice of Africa who are not ■aid suit on the 14th day ot July. DAY (TOMORROW) AF going to relinquish that hold for Mr. 1444. The date of the first publica TERNOON. 4 OXLOCK Green’s ideas on the American race tion hereof being June 7. 1444. and invocation _________ Rev. E. C. Dyer question, nor anyone else's. Musical Selection Williams Orth. the date of th* last publication here For Mr. Green's Information we Quartette East Side Baptist Church of being July 14. 1424. will any the Negro has just as much B. F. UNDAS. Reading Miss Gwendolyn Hooker right ta thia country as himself; he ELKS’ SECOND GALA DAY—JULY 4, 1924 Attorney for Plaintiff. Vocal Solo ____ Mr*. O. V. Grayson has helped to make this country what Ptano Solo __ ______ Miss K. Mills 417 Abington Bldg. Portland, Ore. It Is today, and if It bad not bee* for Get Your Tickets at Headquarters Vocal Solo...... ..... .... Mr. Bert Turner the Negro. Mr. Green might not be In SUMMONS Vocal Duet....................... .................. a position to prate about this country Meadamee K. Gray, Chas. Williams STAG CLUB, 381% EAST MORRISON STREET being a white man's country, and In the District Court ot the State of Reading .......... Miss Violet Hooker boast about superiority and such fool Oregon tor the County of Plano Solo ___ Mrs. Pearl Mitchell ishness. We will, however, make Watch This Space Multnomah Vocal Soto.......... Mrs E. D. Cannady this promise to Mr. Green: when ev N. W Legal Adj. Co. an Oregon cor Reading—Th* Raven_________ —... ery Jew In America is sent back to porstlon. Plaintiff. _______________ Mr. O. T. Thomas Palestine: when every Hindu, back va. Baritone Solo Mr. Ray McAuley Ed. Kleinschmidt and Harriet Klein- to India; every Greek back to Greece; Collecttoa. Music by Orchestra every German back to Germany; ev ■chmldl. his wife. Defen ci an to ery Irishman back to Ireland; every In the name of ths Blate ot Oregon, HOTEL NOTIS Frenchman back to France; every you and each ot you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com Chinaman back to China; every Jap John Jamison, who re- plaint filed against you In the above anese beck to Japan; every white EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE turned home a few days entitled court and enuao, on or before man out of Africa, then we will con Coal and Wood Delivered ago from Howard Law the 14th day ot July. ISM. the taut sider his advice about our going to SUM Flssisee S U eek a* Btotk School.' Washington. D. day ot six weeks’ publication hereof, Africa. C.. Is on the extra bell or tor went thereof plaintiff will ap- Note: “Mr. Green" is the name of -j hop Hat at The Portland ply to said court for the relief prayed the editor of the Southern Oregon Frank Waldon, cook and waiter and tor in eald complaint, to-wit: For Spokesman. “Negress editor” and all arouad man. was a visitor at The judgment against you and each ot “she witard" are titles bestowed i Portland ■ few days ago, where he you la ths sum ot »»3 60, Interest on upon your humble servant by Editor was formerly employed. said amount at 4 per cent per annum Green in his reply to my comment of George Kinney, tor a long tlms from November 3. IMS, until paid and June 7th. both of which 1 prise high waiter at The Portland, is spending cools and disbursements of thia ac ly. as you see by my use ot them. a few days la Seattle and Yakima. tion. MRS. E. D. C. Washington. Thia summons la published once a George Wilson and Charles Redd, week for six consecutive weeks, pur SOCIAL EVENTS who have been coadactlng a boot suant to an order of the Honorable black stand at Third and Oak streets Martin Hawkins, a Judgs ot the above for some time, have sold out. and the entitled court, made and entered tn former has gone to Seattle. ■aid suit on ths 4th day of Juno. 1M4. Prompt Price» 1^'j^ht, Roy Garnett welter at The Port B F. LINDAS. . Bethel A. M. E. church Thursday land, who also has charge of the Attorney tor Plaintiff. , evening, die 14th InsL. for the bene- wash room st the same place, has 417 Abington Bldg.. Portland. Oregon. fit of the Colored soldiers in Leaven opened up a bootblack stand on Sixth The date of the first publication here worth. Kans., at which time Mes- and Main streets, where George W of being June 7, 1M4. and the date ot damee Jessie Grayson and Ethel Wyatt, late of Boise, Idaho. Is In the last publication hereof being July Reese were presented was a huge charge 14. 1424 succeM. The recital was largely at ZION'S FAMOUS CHICKEN tended and both participants were at Dinner Monday, Juno 34th; one-half their best. e e e spring chicken with trimmings. 60 cents.—Adv. Card Party Hold EUssrs Binlrt anti (hturnhnlyn Soaker In Recital A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY Maater. thia woman was taken in adultery. Moses commanded ■« that inch should be atoned; but what say- eat thou* ... He eald unto them He that la without cm among you. let him first caat a stone at her.—John 4:4. 6. 7. POLITICAL RECOGNITION Some of the rock-ribbed colored Republican! in Oregon are damning the leaders and office holders of the party for no other reason than that they are sot now receiving and ■ever have received any substantial recognition in the way of political appointments. The guestion la: Why* Now while the office holders are largely to blame for the lack ot loy- ally and appreciation tor the col- ored voters’ support, the colored vot- ere must lay some of the blame upon themselves, for they are not in har mony and have been unable to agree upon the selection of the proper men »nd women to lead them. We admit that conditions are not what they should be and will never be so long as the leadership is content with empty promises and a few paltry dollars. THE COMMITTEES It’s getting to be a habit polltcally when a committee ot prominent clti- aeni recommend men and measures for the voters to support, the com- mittee’s selection generally goes through with a bang Examples: A committee named the county com mlssioners; they were elected. A committee named the school direc tors; they were elected. This all goes to show that when the average voter knows who and what to vote for. with confidence in their leaders, they usually follow their advice, and get somewhere. ATTENTION! ^ let S eryice The Up-to-Date Cleaning & Tailoring Co ML Olivet Baptist Church Rev. C. Dyer, Peeter Tbs missionary Society will have charge of both morning and evening ■ervloe. Those ink Ina part on the program are Mrs. Josephine linke. Mrs. H. Strander, Mine Leola Down- Ing. Mr. N. B Brown. Miss N. Maud Ivey. Miss E. Young. Mrs. A. McQIU. Mlns Lucille Triplett. Mrs. K. Gray. Mr. E. Porter. Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. E. Di Cannady and others. Rev. E. C. Dyer will prMch the mission- ary sermon al 11 o'clock A. M Bun day School at 4:40 A. M. B. T. P. U. at 4: SO P. M Services begin al 11 A. M and 4 P. M every Sunday. You are cordially Invited to attend all ■ervIcM. FIRST A. M. E. ZION CHURCH 417 Williams Ave, Rev. R. J. Ma gruder. A B. Foster. Psrsenagy^ tea Cook Ave. Phene Walnut 4174. There will be splendid services all day Bunday The pastor will preach both morning and evening and a rec ord crowd Is expected In the after noon to one ot the beet sacred con certs rendered tor some time in Port land The choir has prepared soma real spiritual ions« and II will« do you good to apend your tine with Elon during one of It* services. Yon are welcome. ST. PHILLIPS MISO I ON Mtn and Bavlor Sts. St. Phllllp'q, Mission has announced extraordinary eervlce* tor Sunday MI m Prista Shaw will bo aotolsL Mornlag service, 11 a. m., Sunday School, 14 m. Archdeacon Black in charge; Mr. B. Colea, lay reader. A cordial welcome awaits you at St Phillipa. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County of Multnomah Probate Department Notice ta hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed admin Istrstor of the Estate ot Virginia But ler of the State of Oregon tor Mult nomah County, and has qualified All persons having claims against Mid estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at lit Mackay Bldg. Portland. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published. June 7. 1414. Last publication. July 4. 1M4. EDWARD J. MAORUDER. Administrator. Mrs. E. D. Cannady. Attorney. leans For the pleasure of a few friends, Mrs. Clara Anderson. 442 Williams Avennue, will entertain with three tables of cards at her home this evening. The occasion Is Mrs An- deraoa's birthday. Cal ifom Ians Visit Her* Mr and Mrs. E. W. Kirk of Lo« Angeles, Cal., motored to Portland Tuesday on a sightseeing trip Mr. and Mrs. Kirk are stopping with Mr. Kirk’s mother, 618 Morgan 8L, and will be here until the 15th of July. K LOTHES LEAN Hats cleaned and blocked to suit you. Tee. we clean everything from neckUes up to rugs, blankets, ate. 8ulta and Overcoats made to your Individual measure. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. Our prices are very reasonable. Give as a trial. We will please you. OAKLAND NEWS J. W. INGERSOLL, Prep. (By Arthur D. LeBon.) The recent mob of five hundred Piedmont cltlsens in protest to the presence of Sidney Deering in their supposedly exclusive neighborhood and ths act of the city council In bringing about a condemnation suit, gives food for thought on American patriotism. PrMldent Coolidge on his Memorial Day addreM spoke earnest- ly of the love which wo have tor our country and the duty which wo owe to It and what the Nation doos for us. The place and the occasion wars very appropriate to the subject. Na tional patriotism Is an emotion usual ly dormant. Habitually we are main ly Interested In our locality as against all other localities. Patrio tism upon analysis will be found oar most priceless possession. But it ta weakening to the vanishing stage as protection 1s placed In our direction. In no other nation is the danger of decay of patriotism so great as our own, by reason of racial differences and antagonism of our population which has become strongly estab lished. E. J. Adams, (white) commenting on the sentiments ot patritotlsm. asks how much patriotism ta there among the 10,640,440 Negroes. He Mys, ”1 don’t see why there should be any. Ws compel them to fight but In the South they are not allowed to vote. In the North they are al lowed to vote, but wo bomb them If they settle In a nice part of the town.” Very broad-minded, Adams spoke the truth, Wise statesmanship considers what Is and not what we wish—and the writer congratulates Mr. Deering la sturdily Instating on his constitutional rights. If these 100 per cent Ameri cans are what they claim, let them respect ths American conetltutlon to the limit, and their 100 per cent slo gan will be in accord with the taw. » Roberson of Walla Walla. Wash , mo tored to La Grande last Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 8tewart of that city who enter tained tor them beautifully. The guests returned to their homes in the late evening very much elated over trip, Hair and Beauty Preparations Such as MME. C. J. WALKER, MME. DE NELO AND OTHERS can be purchased at The Elks Sanitary BarberShop 315 Flanders Street Also a fine line of Straightening Combs like the one shown OPAL HAIR DRESSING FOR MEN—NO KINK Japo Preparations—Pressing Caps—and a Full Line The Black Swan Phonograph Records are now on sale here at 75 cents each E. W. AGEE. PROPRIETOR Phone Broadway 5388 Your Patronage Desired Courteous Treatment to All COAL” NOTICE Regular meetings ot the Portland Branch of the National Association for the Advancement ot Colored Peo ple held every 2nd Monday evening at First A. M. E. Zion Church. 417 Williams Av*. J. A. EWING. Pres. LEE ANDERSON. Sec’y. TAYLOR THE TAILOR ess Texas Matron Hers Mrs. Willie Pearl Morrison of Dolías., Tex., arrived in the city Sun- day evening, the 22nd Inst., from ASSOCIATE EDITOR ANSWERS Dallas. Tex., and will remain indefin CHARGE itely with her sister, Mrs. L. Randall, (Continued from page 1) 41114 Union Ave., North. change their forms and colors, yet *” ■ • they bloom in radiance side by side, Texans Visit Ross City ta perfect harmony and peace. If Mrs. A. L. Robinson, 452 Rodney the plant kingdom can get along so Avenue, was agreeably surprised beautifully together, how much easier Thursday, June 14th, by the arrival of and how much more essential is It her sister, Mrs. Cash, of Temple, that we of a higher creation get Tex., who will spend the greater part along peaceably together, and yet re of her vacation in Portland. tain our different outward appear ess ances. But it is a sign of inferiority Mr. and Mrs. Charles Westbrook of when a man is always talking about Fort Worth, Tex., are also the house cohabiting, amalgamation, miscegina- guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Robin tion and “what not”. It shows that son. They arrived Monday and will be lives on a low moral plane and remain about ■ month on a sightsee thinks only ot sex relations. ing trip through the Northwest. The men of our race are satisfied with the women of their race and Return* From College the women of our race are satisfied Miss Alberta Mayo, daughter of with their men. We know there are a Mrs. Katie Henderson. 471 Williams tew who step over racial lines, that Ave., returned home Tuesday night ta thsir business and their privilege. from Wilberforce. O.. where ■he has Ot course, society throws a fit, both been a student the past two year» nt f. black and white. H It ta in God's Wilberforce College. plan that the races will amalgamate, e e e Mr. Editor, you and your white su Young Folks Held Lawn Fete premacy Idea must bow in humble Dancing, music and refreshments submission to the inevitable We are ,were the diversions at a pretty lawn perhaps not as old ta th* cause as party Friday evening, the 20th in«L, yourself, but take the advice of a given by Miss Eloise Hood at her novice; don't talk so much about "su home, »»11 5»th Avenue, S. E. Eigh periority”, live It. If a person or a teen of the younger society set en race ta superior to another, they joyed the delightful affair. don’t have to label themselvee, their e e e Ilves will tell; If a person or a race Mr. and Mm Stewart Entertain is superior to another, they don’t Mr. and Mrs. Allen, prominent worry so much about the inferior out Pendleton citisens, and Mr. and Mrs stripping 11 fact, ta worry over the situation, to take a boastful attitude ar* marks of Inferiority. Speaking of morality: there ta one thing which to osr mind is the low est depths to which * man can sink, and that ta ■ man who rapes hta own daughter Nearly every day we read in the white newspaper press of] [ Delivery see Mayor George L. Baker in an inter view. says he la not certain that he will make the race for re-election for Mayor. However, the way we look at IL the Mayor had better make up his mind soon, tor the band wagon la loading up. r OVERTON’S TRANSFER News of the Churches Phone Broadway 1885 Res., Walnut 7157 RICHARDSON BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER STORAGE Stand : North Bank Depot, 430% Hoyt Street Oregon Portland z NOTARY PUBLIC ADVOCATE OFFICE Summer Vacations Low Roundtrip Fares See one or more of Oregon’» wonderful retorts this aummer. Low roundtrip fares make it easy. The Tillamook, Newport and Coos Bay Beaches, the mountain resorts, Crater Lake and the Ore gon Caves as well as many other delightful spots offer a great vacation. Or see the scenic Shasta Country along the beau tiful Shasta Route. Aik /or our Oregon Outdoor Booklet Southern Pacific ADDRESS AND TH1PHONS i OXdL Records Latest Hits by Ev& Taylor, Sarah Martin, Clarence Williams and otnerfl CENTRAL MUSIC SHOP (Formerly Pacific Record Exchange) East Aisle Central Market 4th and Yamhill Smith
