THE ADVOCATE
DECREASE IW LYNCHINGS SHOWN M REPORT
N. A. A. C. P. SECTARY MAKES INVESTIGATION
N. A A. C. P. Investigates H E IF IT Z , N O T E D V IO G eorgia G overnor Calls Law
L IN IS T , T O PL A Y
N ashville Lynching
E nforcem ent C onference
H E R E A G A IN
D EA TH REM OVES
B E L O V E D C IT IZ E N
R A D IO FA N S, T U N E IN Bishop J. M. M artin, D. D.
L Y N C H IN G S S H O W A
D ECREA SE
N A.A.C P S ecretary to Radio Speech H is T errito ry Em brace» California
on ‘A m erican N egro Poet» and
W ashington, O regon, the Southw est Officers of Law P revent 45
A uthorised Reward for A pprehension
T heir Poetry -
Rocky M ountain, and D em erara,
Lynchings
of O uilty P arties in A cts of Violence
Presented by the Elw yn
B ritish Guiana Conferences.
"B y A ny N um ber of Men,
C
oncert
Bureau
New York, Jan. 1, 1925.—A radio
New York, lice 26, 1924—W aller
Tuskegee. Ala., Dec. 31, 1924.
M asked or U nm asked."
address on "A m erican N rg ro Poets
Bishop J. W. M artin w ho succeeded 1 T o the E ditor:
I-' W hite, assistant »ecretary of the
Ja»clia H rifrts, the great violinisi
and
T
heir
Poetry,”
illustrated
by
read
the Rev. Bishop L. W. Kyles in the
N ational Association lor the A dvance
I send you the following concerning
A tlanta, Ga., Dec. JO.—G overnor
who will play here Saturday, Jan Id,
ings from the w< rk of himself » id Eleventh Episcopal D istrict, paid his
ment ol Colored People, ha> returned
lynchings for the past year a t com
Clifford
W
alker
issued
last
night
a
at the Auditorium , under Elw yn au
other
poets,
will
be
delivered
by
Jam
es
first official visit to P ortland a few piled by T uskegee Institute in the D e
Ironi Naelivdlr, Teiine»»er, bringing
spices, is no longer the boy wonder call for a conference on law enforce
W eldon Johnson, secretary of the N a weeks ago and greatly im pressed the
with him a full report of the lynching
partm ent of Records and Research. I
m
ent,
to
meet
at
the
state
capital
Ja
n
u
in velvet jacket and long curls. He
tional Association for the Advancement citizens of the city as well as the
of a fifteen year old hoy lying wounded
find there were 16 persons lynched in
is now a man of the world, a student ary 15, to discuss ways and m eans of
of Colored People, it was announced church officials and laymen, during his
at the | km lit of death in a local h o s
:
1924. T his is the sm allest num ber
stopping
mob
violence
in
the
state.
He
of affairs, and a ronuiskeur of art and
today.
brief sojourn here.
pital Mr W hite'» report on the lynch
lynched in any year since records of
literature.
In his New York studio also authorised the executive secretary 1
T he address has been arranged for
Bishop M artin is a native Virginian lynchings have been kept, and is 17
ing. which he investigated for the N.
apartm ent, surrounded by rare books to offer rew ards for the apprehension
by the Radio C orporation of America, but spent his early boyhood in Jo h n
A A C. I*. i» being puhliahed in the
less than the number 33 for the year
purchased m Loudon, Berlin, Pari», of guilty parties involved in a rts of |
and will be broadcast on Station W JY , son City. Tenn. F rom Johnson City
Newr York W orld of Sunday, D ecem
1923 and 41 less than the num ber 57
violence
in
Georgia
Tokio, I’ckiu, Sydney and his collec
at 10 P. M on T hursday, January 8, he went to Philadelphia at the age of
ber 2Kth.
lor the year 1922. Nine of the per-
A rew ard of $500 was offered for
tion of O tiru ta l curios, rugs, carvings
1925.
16 years to live with his sister, his >ons lynched were taken from the
Mr W hite tell» of a visit to the
and strange decorations, the distin the apprehension of the leader of a
o
m other and father both having died hands of the law, six from jails and
F ilth Avenue B aptist C hurch of Na»h-
band
of
m
asked
men
that
recently
guished violinist tells the story of his
N ational Association to
H e received his education in Lincoln | three from officers of the law outside
ville, where the l*ov Sainmie Smith
flogged K J Shclverton, Jr., in Cobb
short hut w onderful life
U niversity, C hester County, Pennsyl ; of jails.
wa> tying in hit coffin The »lory, a»
E
n
tertain
county
and
a
rew
ard
of
$100
was
o
f
Mr. H eifetz was fiorii in Vilna,
vania. L ater he held the secretaryship
it w ai told Mr. W hite, by local col
T here were 45 instances in which of
Kussia, February 2, 1901. H e began fered for each m em ber of the party.
The P ortland branch of the N a of the B oard of E ducation of his ficers of the law prevented lynchings.
ored people, w ai a* follow»:
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tional A ssociation for the A dvancement church for eight years, and for ten Two women, one w hite and one col
"C iitil lait May Saiiiuiie worked for
A New Bank
of Colored People is sponsoring a years he was president of one of the ored, were am ong those thus saved.
a white man nam ed Preston l.ee. at
(C ut courtesy Journal)
special program Monday evening, J a n church colleges, A tkinson College, E ight of these preventions of lynch
Sm yrna. I'eun . 8 or 10 mile« from
The B rotherhood C o-operative Na- j
C harles Samuel Jackson
uary 12th, at First A. M. E. Zion Madisonville, Ky. A t the General C on ings were in N orthern states and 37
N'aahville O ne day in that m outh Lee
tional Bank of P o rtlan d opened a u | W ho died at hia home 610 Salm on St.,
church, at which time the noted
beat Sauim ie Sm ith Sam ntir quit and
in Southern states. In 36 of the cases
spiciously. Saturday, January Jrd, on
Saturday, D ecem ber 27th. Mr. Jack- Persian philosopher and teacher. Jinab-
went to Nashville where h r got a job
the prisoners were removed or the
the ground floor of the H enry build
to n had been in declining health I-Eadil, will deliver an address from
with the A tlantic Ice Company. All
guards augm ented or other precautions
ing. 4th and Oak streets. "W ith the
aince 1919.
the subject, "T h e Conquest of P reju
•um inrr he worked there turning over
! taken. In 9 other instances, arm ed
opening of this bank the chain of
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dice.” A fine program has been p re
hi» wage» to hi» m other to help p ro
force was used to repel the would-be
Hr- 'icrhood banks now extends from
C
arnegie
Medal Is Sought pared for the occasion and it is free
vide for the m other and nine children
lynchers. In four instances during the
ci.
to coast. T he P o rtland bank is I
to the public. It is hoped the audi
Cold wearl er came and the need of ice
year persons charged with being con
for Colored H ero
a » a n te and distinct organization, I
torium of the church will be filled to
dropped off »o Sammie wa» ditcharged
nected with lynching mobs w ere in
oy
ing under its ow n national
He then went to live alternately with
its
capacity.
The
program
is
as
fol
A
talc
of
heroism,
with
Sam
C
urtiss,
dicted.
O f the 19 persons thus before
ch
r and governed by its own board
hi» uncle, Eugene Sm ith, and g ra n d
the courts only five were convicted.
of
ectors, yet it adheres to the the principal actor in the dram a, was low s:
m other at A rrington
Invocation. Rev. H. Leo Johnson;
These were given jail sentences.
I ki I.-. i .« proved sound and practical by the outstanding feature of the Soo
"O n Friday, D ecem ber 12, Sammie
O f the 16 persons lynched all weTe
the B. of I.. K Co-operative N ational wreck at Chippewa Falls, Iow a, Dec piano pieces, (a) Bamboula. S. Cole
and hi« uncle went to Nashville in
negroes. Seven or less than one-half
Hank of Cleveland." The authorized 21. when one of this com pany's crack ridge T ay lo r; (b ) K asham ira. C. C.
the latter'» Ford. Late that night they
of those put to death were charged
capital of the bank is $200.000.00 and trains left the rails and plunged over W hite, by Jesse E w ing-E dw ards;
•larted back to A rrington
A* they
with rape or attem pted rape.
surplus of $50,000 00. The officers are: a bridge into the chilly w aters be W hat the N. A. A. C. P Stands For,
President J. A. E w ing of the local
hurried along near N olantville about
The offenses charged were: M urder,
(ieo. O. B arnhart, p resident; H enry E. neath it.
one o'clock in the m orning the car
1, rape, 5; attem pted rape. 2, killing
W hen the crack train left Chippewa : branch; vocal selections, (a) A Fool's
P a-s, executive vice-president; Jacob
went into a ditch, turning over. The to play the violin at the age of three, N Sm ith, vice-president; Frank N. Falls, in charge of the cafe car was | Soliloquy, T ipton-C am pbell; (b ) I Am
officer of the law, 2; insulting woman,
mail and bov righted it but found one and his father, a teacher of the violin i W ell», vice-president, and B ert V. Sam C urtiss, fourteen year!- in t h e ; So Glad T rouble D on't Last Alw ays,
J ; attacking woman, 1, killing man in
of the part» broken Leaving Sammie in the city, spent his days teaching his Chappel, cashier. T he board of di service. A few m inutes later as the 1 Shaw A rrangem ent, F reita Shaw. In
altercation, 1; wounding man, 1.
in the car, F!ugene went to a garage rem arkable son. At the age of five rectors are: E dw ard M. Saunders. train plunged ahead into the miles be- j troducing the speaker of the evening,
The states in which lynchings oc
nearby to get a new part for hi» car Jascha entered the Koyal School of C harles B. Johnson, Geo. O. B arn fore it, the rear coach left the tracks as j Jin ab -I-F ad il by George O rr Latim er.
curred, and the number in each state
An inform al reception w'M be held in
W hen I'ugene did not return Sammie Music at Vilna, graduated, having hart, Joseph B. Rhodes, A sson E. the train crossed a sixty foot bridge.
are as follows: Florida, 5; Georgia, 2;
went in »earch of him. He met E u learnrd all they could teach him lie- C urtis. Jam es P Kirby, F rank N.
the parlors of the church down stairs
Illinois, 1; K entucky, 1; Louisiana, 1;
Rescues P assengers
gene coming toward» the car and b e fore he was eight.
Mississippi, 2; Missouri, 1; South
T he roach plunged head forem ost and refreshm ents will be dispensed
W ells, Jacob N. Sm ith and G ust Ed-
hind him walked a while man holding
Carolina. I; Tennessee, I; T exas, L
The boy was then taken by his fam lund.
down into the chilly w aters below and tree. T his bids fair to be the biggest
a gun on Kugene. The garage be ily to P etro g rad to enter the C o n
Y ours very truly,
The spirit of the bank is service ana buried itself in the mud at the river's entertainm ent of its kind for the year
longed to the ow ner of the gun and servatoire.
He played else M endels proper direction in th rift "w ithout con bottom . A bare six feet of the coach : by the local branch and everyone who ference held in Indianapolis, Ind., last
R. R Moton, Principal.
he had caught K ugrne in the act of sohn C oncerto for the violin at the age tinuing to hand out copy book advice rem ained above the w ater's surface m isses it will miss the treat of their May. he was elevated to the Bishopry.
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•tealing what he needed
of six and gave his first public recital about saving."
Bishop M artin is 45 years old. is m ar
In the fall C urtiss had tw o ribs broken. life.
Praises the A dvocate
“ 'T his boy w ith y o u 1' the white man at nine in P etrograd
ried and has one child, a daughtr 18
Soon after, he
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I'n m in d fu l of his own pain, he
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a»krd Kugene
years old. He with his interesting
was soloist with the o rchestra at Pav-
clam bered to the top of the car, and
Rev. Joseph VV. Miller of Saginaw,
Rev. J. W . A nderson on December
The Episcopal Guild H as C hristm as there drenched and frrexing, he helped
lovsk before an audience of 5000.
family, are m aking their home in Los Mich., form erly in charge of a church
“ 'Ye* »¡r,' wa» the aiuw er.
18th
received
a
Special
Commission
Angeles, Calif. T heir daughter is a t at St. Georges, Bermuda, w rites The
Jascha lle ife tr made his American Tree. I he h d ie a of St P hilips Guild one passenger after another to safety
“ 'T hen com e along with me— I'm
of the Episcopal Mission, sponsored E ntreaties to him to leave and go seek from the N ational Baptist Convention tending the U niversity of Southern A dvocate: “Y our paper is just as in
debut
O
ctober
27lh,
1917,
at
C
arnegie
going to put you in jail too,' the white
authorizing him to represent the edu
California, pursuing a course in L ib teresting as ever and very much im
Hall. New York, with sensational suc a beautiful C hristm as tree at the M is medical attention went unheeded. At
man declared, according to Sammie.
sion, Rodney and K nott Sts., last M on last, when the indom itable spirit of cational work of that great body for eral A rts.
cess
His
second
recital
was
sold
out
proved— still standing firm for the
"Sam m ie whipped out a gun and
day niglit w here presents w ere d is C urtiss could no longer stand the ex the state of O regon and to solicit funds
Most everyone has a hobby and the highest principles. And the best think
fired. The white man returned the weeks in advance and he gave six re
tor the Publishing Board. The C om Bishop is no exception. H is hobby is
ing, self respecting, intelligent negro
fire, »hooting Sam m ie through the citals in New York that w inter without pensed to those who attended. N otable cruciating pain he collapsed.
mission bore the official seal of the motoring. In fact he is called by some
am ong them was a handsom e gold
once
repealing
his
program
.
Carnegie
M
edal
Sought
must respect and recognize your ef
»tom ach.''
convention and the signatures of Dr. of his friends a “ Buick dem onstrator.”
fountain pen and pencil presented by
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O fficials of the road and friends of
forts, if he starts anyw here at all.
Samm ie »pent the night in an open
L.
K.
W
illiam
s,
president;
R.
B.
H
u
d
'Stand fast, in the faith, quit yourselves
field, being found uncon»riou* the next A C ourt O rd er R estrains the Guild to Dr. C. M. H owe, a man the injured man are seeking to have son, secretary; A. M. Tow nsend, sec The Bishop drives a Buick sedan.
who has rendered valiant service and suitable recognition given his u n
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like men, be strong.'
m orning, when he wa» carried first to
H ouse Sale to Colored
helped to make the Mission w hat it precedented bravery. A m ovem ent has retary, and E. M. Lawrence, chairm an. | T he F irst to Pay H is Sub • “W e are doing nicely, and the w eath
jail and then to the Nashville General
P erson
is—the equal, if not the best of its kiud, been started to ask that the Carnegie ! Rev. A nderson is also in receipt of a
er is fine here.
H ospital. Though his wound was fatal, |
letter from his highness, the governor ' scription in th e New Y ear
in the Pacific N orthw est.
medal for bravery be aw arded him for .
“The Lord has blessed us again since
he was chained to the iron bed.
W ashington, D. C., Dec. 26.— In
of O regon, indorsing his work.
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his heroic efforts. C urtiss is well:
coming to Saginaw. O n Nov. 11th
Just after m idnight of Monday, a keeping with the grow ing m anifesta
George L. Davidson who resides at
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a son was born to us. Ten pounds is
group of m asked men entered the ! tion of prejudice in W ashington Legislative Body for Colored know n in C hicago a n d St. Paul.
M rs W . A. Neely was in the city i 175 E. 3rd St., N orth, was the first
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his weight, and his name is Joseph
hospital, covered the hospital custodian Justice Hoehlitig, of the D istrict S u
W om en
•
the holidays and stopped at the person to renew- his subscription to Glenn Vernon. Mrs. Miller being a
with shotgun«, searched the hospital ; preme C ourt, has signed a tem porary
“ W h ite M an D on’t L e t the during
The
A
dvocate
for
the
year
1925.
Mr.
home of Mrs. E tta Tibbs-Sim s, 824 E.
Bermudian, stands the cold well.”
w ard to find the dying boy. Com- I restraining order p reventing Minnie
(P re sto n N ews Service)
Sun Set on Y ou”
Pine St. Mrs. N eely looks fine and Davidson called at the office New
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nianded to get up. the boy could not. E. T o rry from selling her home at 40
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W ashington, D. C., Dec. 26.—To
Y
ear's
Day.
says she had a pleasant C hristm as.
R.
H.
N
ewby
was here from R ed
T he moli sawed through the chain Randolph place, N. W „ to a colored p rotect the political in terests of C ol
H enrietta. Okla.. Dec. 27.—A cross '
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mond, O regon, and spent C hristm as
which held him to the bed, took him ! person.
ored women, a legislative com m ittee the main street of Bolev, an exclusively
Died— Mrs. O dessa Gatewood, S a t
Bahais Get T ogether
week. W hile The Advocate staff did
out to the country, hanged him to an ! It was rum ored that Mrs. T orrey of the national R epublican organiza colored settlem ent in this state, ap- |
urday, D ecem ber 27th, at the E m
not have the pleasure of shaking his
oak tree and fired forty or fifty j had indicated her desire to leave the tion was form ed last night at a m eet peared the w arning: “W hite man, don't
manuel hospital. Mrs. G atewood un
For the pleasure of m eeting Jinab-I- hands, we were nevertheless pleased to
rounds of buckshot through his abdo neighborhood and in that connection ing in the parlors of the Phyllis let the sun set on you.” T he sign was
derw ent an operation in Septem ber Fadil and his interesting wife and know that he was in town.
men.
a story originated that she contem W heatley Y. VV. C. A. Mrs. M ary L. ordered removed by federal author- i and
never
com pletely
recovered. children. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . L atim er
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Mr. W hite declared the lynching plated selling her property to a negro Low, of Cam bridge, Mass., was placed ities who threatened to discontinue the Funeral was held Tuesday, conducted
entertained a few friends at their home
Colored
S tudent W ins
came after innum erable insults and which started no end of excitem ent in charge of this work.
postolfice of Boley unless the order by Rev. E. C. D yer from Finley's
in Rose City Park on the evening of
cruellies against the colored people of among other white residents in the
M onroe Mason, of Boston, executive was obeyed.
H
igh
H
onors a t A m herst
M ortuary.
January 1st.
Nashville, including striking of colored block.
secretary in charge of political o r
In ordering the offensive sign r e - j
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women on street car», m urder of a
C harles D rew W ins Memorial T rophy
T he order of the court is based on j ganization of colored voters during moved from the street, the federal of
Club W om en E n tertain
colored man by a local white dive- a com plaint of the ow ners of five i the recent cam paign, addressed the ficers pointed out that it m ight be N ew port N ews Club Gives
for Being G reatest V slue to
keeper w ho has gone unpunished, and houses in the same block, who point women.
$100 to N.A .A .C.P. W o rk
Football Team.
necessary for w hite officials in the
M ates
the shooting of a Pullm an porter by out that the deed by which the title
A weekly release of events of interest postal service to visit Boley, and it
City O rganizes Baby C ontest
A m herst, Mass., Dec. 31.— (A. P .)—
Lem M otlow, ow ner of a K entucky to the property was acquired by the in congressional and adm inistrative m ight also be necessary for them to j
M em bers of the Rosebud Study Club
distillery, w ho was acquitted of the defendant contained a covenant "not circlet, a t related to colored women, rem ain over night in the line of duty.
entertained for their husbands and The Ashle> Memorial T rophy, given
New York, N. Y„ Dec. 29, 1924 — beaux Monday night at the home of annually to the mem ber of the A m
charge of murder.
to sell to a person of negro blood u n was authorized. Miss Jeauett C arter, It was also explained to the citizens
Mr, W hite further reports that the der penalty of $2000 to be lein on the director of publicity in that field, at that such signs were unw arranted and The M etropolitan Club of N ew port Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Blackburn ou herst footfiall squad whose services are
Ku Klux Klan is stro u g near Nolans- property."
E astern headquarters of the cam paign, a m enace that could tend only to keep News, Va., a club composed of busi Stanton street. D ancing and cards considered of greatest value to the
ville, scene of the lynching Asked why
alive the racial antagonism and would ness and professional people of the were the diversions and all present had team, has been aw arded this year to
T he petitioners claim th at the sale o f , will direct the work.
Charles Drew, 26, of A rlington, Va.
the fifteen-year-old victim of the mob the said property to a n rg ro will cause
P lans for entertainm ent of rep re but result in injury to their com m unity. city, has subscribed $100 to the N a - j a most excellent time.
He played halfback during the season
had been carrying a revolver, people in adjacent properties to depreciate in j sentatives of colored
Republican
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It is said that the sign w as the re tional A ssociation for the A dvancem ent
every instance used the same w ords to value. In fact it would affect the value w om en's clubs at the inauguration were sult of high feeling am ong m em bers of Colored People, for 1925, is was
The M issionary Society of Mt. recently completed.
Mr. W hite: "T h e K lin . . .
Miss C arter of the com m unity over the attem pted announced today. The city has also O livet B aptist church will give a
of all property ow ned by w hites in outlined at the m eeting
presided.
K. of P .'s W in Suit. J. H. Miller, a
Mr. W hite before leaving Nashville, the Itloom ingdale section.
arrest of John O wen, City M arshal of begun a baby contest for the benefit of chicken and chiterling dinner at the
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Boley by Sheriff R. H. M cK innon the N. A. A. C. P.. the officers being: church F'riday, January 16th, from member of the K nights of Pythias of
obtained the names of four white men
K. of P. L odge Elects. Syracuse (w hite) who charged O w en w ith elec Mrs. C. A. E aton, chairm an of com noon on.
Columbia. S. C., died several m onths
who called on Samm ie Smith in the
C ard of T h an k s
ago, holding a policy with the K. of
Lodge, K. of P .^ ie lfl its annual and tion irregularities. T his incident was m ittee; Mrs. A. V. Clark, secretary;
hospital and told him he would never
W e wish to thank all w ho sent us sem i-annual election of officers F ri followed by a rupture betw een the Mrs. C arrie J. Bolden, treasurer and
live, even if he did not die of his
Mrs. J. D. Patton, 165 N. 12th St., P.’s in *he sum of $300. H is wife wss
wound. These nam es Mr. W hite gave, C hristm as and New Y ear G reetings day evening, D ecem ber 26th, resulting races resulting in the a rrest of five Miss B. M. W hite and Mrs. R uth who recently visited her relatives in the beneficiary. The O rder refuted to
together with the m en’a addresses, to and presents which brought us so as follow s: W . C. H olliday, C. C.; W. colored men who appeared in court G am es, m anagers.
A ustin, Tex , is looking fine after such pay the policy on the ground that
T he contest will be run from L in a long trip. A ccom panying her on her Miller lived a dual life, claiming two
G overnor
Peay,
M ayor
H o w s e, much cheer. W e did not know we had C. Cochran, V. C.; G. N. W hite, P re charged with inciting colored against
late; Boyce Strain, K. of R. & S.; the w hites and held in $1000 bail each coln’s birthday, February 12, to M arch return was a sister who will remain women as his wife. N. J. Frederick,
Sheriff Briley, Chief of Police Sm ith so many friends.
Lonny A shford, M. F.; N im rod Jack- Bail was furnished and the men are 20, 1925.
—T he Advocate.
and the Nashville C ham ber of C om
with Mrs. P atton indefinitely.
Mrs. a colored lawyer, represented the
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son, M. E .; Tom Brown, M. A.; E. D. at liberty until the trial.
merce. "N o clues" have as yet been
Evans, a niece of Mrs. P atton, left last O rder, while a white attorney repre
Mr*. B ooker W rites.
F r o m A t Cannady, M. W .; Jerom e H arris,
found by the authorities, despite large
NOTICE
sented the widow. A verdict was re
week for A ustin to visit her people.
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lantic City, N. J., M rs W m. F.dw. T ru stee; J. F. Goode, O. G., and W.
rew ards offered.
turned in favor of the O rder. T his is
G uaranteed hosiery, sam ples your
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Regular meetings of the Port
"I talked with one of the most Hooker w rites that she and her h u s H. W ood, l. G. T he appointive of size free to agents. W rite for propo land Branch of the National As
A rrested in Los A ngeles. Cuba Davis the first rase of :!s kind that was ever
prom inent colored men of Nashville,” band are doing nicely and th at a l ficers will be nam ed when the new sition paying $75.00 weekly full time, sociation for the advancement of who fled from P ortland several m onths brought up in the O rder and it is ex
says Mr. W hite. " ‘It's m ighty fine for though Mr. Hooker has been ill, he is officers are installed at the first m eet $1.50 an hour spare time, selling guar Colored People held every second ago, to avoid testifying in a narcotic pected to have a strong bearing on the
them to offer a rew ard, don't you up and hack on the job. T he Bookers ing in January.
anteed hosiery to w earer; m ust wear or M onday evening at Zion A. M. E. case, was brought back to P ortland future paym ent of policies.
think?’ I asked him. 'T hey m ight as form erly resided in Portland.
T h e Ladies o f Zion C hurch held a replaced free. Q uick sales, repeat o r church, 417 W illiam s Ave.
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this week, by the authorities, charged
easily have offered a million,' he re
Stay o ff date, January 26th. A four-
International Stocking Mill*,
with contem pt of a Federal court
very successful w atch night turkey din ders.
J. A. EWING, Pres.
turned cynically. 'T hey know they'll never have to pay any of it.’ ”
sum mons.
act dram a, ”A1 A zar Tem ple".— Adtr.
ner at the church W ednesday night.
6267, N orristow n, Pa.
LEE ANDERSON, Sec’y.
N Y W orld Publishes W alter W hile'»
Report.