The advocate., January 10, 1925, Image 4

THE
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ADVOCATE
News of ,hc Churches
'T 'l J C ' A D V ' O T A T F
functiooiag- the c o l o r i people in »(rut their Muff iu a dr«'»» |»ar*«le, WASHINGTON BOY
l y n c » ‘ n ° s sh o w
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PortUnd aught to be quit«* nor toward« buying and fittiii^r up
IIOMF. FROM NK. VI» H.»S
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Publiakad atrtry Saturday at mail« developed.
creditable bulge halls and assist
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FIRST A M E ZION CHURCH
mg unfortunate, worthy members
Suite 312-313 Macleay Building.
Officers of Law Prevent 45 4 1 7 Wiii.am. Avr it i n . Johnston.
and building business enterprises.
Man
Is
a
Funny
Being
Phone Broadway 6807._________
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minister. Walnut 6673.
Lynching,
The Stranger's Sabbath Home
The Case of Erickson
E. D. CANNADY.............. Editor
Some whit«* people, just as some
I'uskegre. A la. Dec. .11. I92t
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MRS. K. D. CANNADY. Manager colore«! |H*ople. are very funny and
To the Editor:
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
August Kricksor.. once the larg-
ADVOCATE AOENT8
hard to understand. A case in
I »end you the following concerning
62nd St. and 39th Ava. B E.
Ilk» Sanitary Barber 8hop
point: A few years agt. white est gambling house conductor in
lynching* for thr i>a»t year a» com
people were wondering why ami Portland, the larg«*st saloon keep-
Sabbath 8cho«»l, I« A. M. Bible
315 Flanders Street
piled hv I'uskegre Instituir in thr Dr Study, Il A. M. Y. I\ M. V. ao
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severely criticising colored fieople er, and the eecognizetl Loaa of the
purtmriii s.l Krcord* »*i«l Rrsear.l. I ,,it,tv‘ j |* m . Mrs. K. (). Johnson,
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bee a use they (the colore«!) sought underworld, whose wealth was es
i.e.l there «ere In |xr»«ms lyoched in
Visitors Welcome.
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This i* lhe *ntallr*l numhei
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Ttirre lion*h»
j qq b e ca u se many of the color«'«! p«*o- dollars, «lu*«! in a looal hospital
I« itch« <1 in any year since records of
ST PHILLIPS M I88I0N
Payable in advance
pie act«*«! as if they were ashamed last we«*k. pennilesn and friemlless.
lynchings have heen kepi, and i* 17
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_ a of their race. Now that color«*«! The sad end of Erickson is the
Kodnev at Knott St.
i less than the number 33 for lhe year
Oregon at second-class matter.
people arc boosting their race; sa«l end that cornea to most men
Morning service, II u. in.; Sun
1**23 and 41 less than lhe number 5 7 1
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«lay School, 12 m. Archdeacon
tor the year 1922
Nine of lhe per­
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prom! history, disseminating race their living off the shortcomings
Black ill charge; Mr. II. folca, lay
sons lynched » e r e taken from the
All communications for publics- literature ami teaching that black and weaknesses of men ami Mo­
reader. A cordial Welcome awaita
| hands of the law, six from i;iil* and
tion or otherwise should be ad- is as criterion as white, and all men. Who by running gambling
y on at St. Phillips.
i three from officers ot the la» outside i
dressed to The Advocate Publish- around develope«! a keener racial hells, where husbands ami fathers
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{ of jails.
ing Company, Suite 312-313 Mac- consciousness, some white people congregate and lose their hard
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
there were 45 instance* in which of-1
leav Building. Portland. Oregon, arc still not satisfie«! with that, earnings, thus causing misery ami
licet» ol lhe la» prevented lynching» |
Rev E. 0. Dyer. Pastor
ALF RE D MERRI TT
Advertising rates made known Some white editor* of newspapers want in their resp«*etive families;
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Two women, one «b ite and one col-
on application.
have even call«*«! attention to the where young men go ami li>se not
Altresì Merritt, who ba* Just return- ored. « e re among those thus saved
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fact that some colore«! editors re- only their monev but their moat e«l to hie htiiur In Ta«orna after three
“ Don't ask for right*. Take them.
D ieir r a *'*‘ a> ' * * " E a c c " . p ric e le s s poMNCssiona— h e a l t h , am y#ara „ , rvl,,. tor the Near East Relief
An' don't let inny wan give them to f,‘r
To all o f m Russian Armenia
ye. A right that is ban ded to ye f r u s in g a c a p i t a l " R ” . What a r c b itio n a m i c h a r a c t e r .
nawthin' has somethin' the matter with we to do? We arc criticised for these sorrows ami miseries, Kriek-
you have been over thore
it,"—Mr, Dooley.
not teaehing pride of raee ami son and all others of his kniil, are and have seen thousand* upon thou*
theu when we do we arc criticise«! blind, but Erickson's cm! is the
for teaching race pride. Some p«*o- final end of all gambling ami un-
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H e are eertamlv
fiinnv beings.
derworld luvsses.
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A Bible Thought for Today
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We commend M iss Margie Dan-
Hon. John ( larke, one «if the
ley's
efforts
to
organize
a
Book-
oldest
and
most
widely
known
at-
A BENEDICTION FOR THE
reader's Club. And may we offer torneys in Phila«!elphiu. is serving
NEW \ EAR The Lord Idem thee. the suggestion to read some of the a jail sentence of nine mouths for
and keep thee. The Lord
make W(dj known race literature?
e x t o r t i o n ami embezzlement,
his face shine upon thee, and be
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There was a ,na|1 who Ilot onK,
gracious unto thee. The Lord lift
Cleaning Up Portland
Held high and honored position's
up his countenance upon thee, and
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m Philadelphia, but
who
been
give thee peace.—Numbers 5 24
M a y o r B a k e r , a n u m b e r o f lo cal h o n o r ed w ith well p a y in g po.si-
26.
m i n i s t e r s aiul a few o f t h e l e a d i n g tion» in M a s h i n g t o n . t l a r k e is
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'c i t i z e n s , h a v e jo i n e d h a n d s in a cre«lit**«l w i t h l e a d i n g m a n y sue-
''They have right* who dare main-
tain them."— Jame* Russell Lowell.
Superiority
Ever since the statisticians dis-
covered that the black peoples Of
the world outnumbered the whites
in point of massive population the
latter have beeu sountling the
world call for coalition, and econ-
omists, sociologists and diplomats
have been summoned to the "c a r-
pet” to make sure that there was
no danger of the black peoples
Eight of these preventions of lynch­
ing» were in Northern stales and 37
in Southern stales
In 3o of the case»
the prisoners were removed or the
Kiurds uugmrutrd or other precaution»
taken.
In 9 other instances, armed
torvc « a s used to repel the «ould-hc
lyncher» lu lour inslaitces during the
year persons charged with being coil
necled with lynching mobs were in­
dicted Of the 19 persons thus before
the courts only live were convicted
These »e re given jail sentences.
h b if it z
n o t ed
v ia
L IN IS T , TO PLA Y
H E R E AGAIN
Presented by the Elwyn
Concert Bureau
Jascha llcifrtr, the great violinist
who will play here Saturday, Jan. 10.
al thr Auditorium, undrr I I w v i i an
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,hr Uov w,’" ‘,cr
in -velvet jac.ret and long c u iL
Hr
is now a man of Ihr uorld. a »indem
ol affairs, and a conniatrnr of art and
lilrrafme.
In hi* New York *tudi«>
apartment, surrounded hv rare hook»
purchased in I ondon, Her lui. I'ari*,
I'okio. I'rkin, Sydney and hit colle«
linn ol t Irirnul curio«, rug«, carving«
and »Hang« decoration», the distill
giushed violinist teil« lhe »lory of hi*
short bill »o utletfui life
1 anah re and McMillcn Streets
Rev. K X. Runyon. Pastor.
K !.. Jameson, Assistant
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SH IL O H B A P T IS T CHURCH
and»
children gradually develop
76th and E. Everett Sts.
fTom practical sa>ua**ry. to which
t hey had beeu re«lui'i*d. Into happy
Preaching every Sunday after noon al
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useful aelf support mg uieiubera of
2:30
lake MV car
Kveryliody in
humanity you can never know what
viterl
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t|,at country owe* to America The
work u not finished yet hut after this
year should begin to diminish With
Please pay your subscription to
thousand* of children »till hungry lu
I h r Advócale aud o m i l nutting an
i»»ue of the paper
refugee camp* this is no time to think
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of reduction, or withdrawal. "
O f the lo persons lynched all »ere
Three room apartments, furnished,
negroes.
Seven
or
less
than
one
half
V buw V lrtrtbenS
ioru
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tord and »eattie.
tlolhln,
ln 0rw , is , . nusy aistriouim*
„ .y, lh„ of thisse pul to death » e r e charged 143 East 1 Sth St ; unfurnished house
women, many ot th#m t*ipA»rt »■th rape or attempted rape
The offenses charged »-ere: Murder,
netnllew omen, a tew cents a day for
makinz over th«i clothing. Then If I. rape. 5; attempted rape, 2; killing
m o v e m e n t t o rid t h e c i t v o f its t'c ss fu l
figh ts
in
P h i la d e lp h ia a uian la able to pay any price what officer of Ihr law. 2. intuiting woman.
gambling c lu b s, bootlegging joints aF«u‘*>* discrimination an* s e g r e -
»*• *« * ? ,>a . T e n * ' « I n l y ‘ I 3; attacking »oiruii. I, killing man m
I ; « oumlmg man. I
alul holls^ of prostitution. In ^»ion of his Race.
uw'cenu
for thl clmMu!, a r altercation,
e
otber words they plan to clean up
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determined not to pauperise these peo
Portland. Not in words as has A,,to r»,«'s **>«»> dinners and p„ who until a
yvmr, M|l,
the case too long, but in re- wine make lots of friends, b u t in prosperous and *eif r***pe«'ting
So
a|i,v. To «lo this as Mayor Baker
, *,ue of adversity, not one of carefully doe* Ted uannaway handle
has aptlv said, is a mighty big job. , bos«- friemls is to be fount!.
this clothing that he aciuaiiy turn*
for the ; eaaontbat th^ Uwleas ele-
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Prt>ft', T * '
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, ,d swav s0 lon)r and
V\ e have seen few people who
o( P" ^,u , h„ e
stands so . )lklly together with a l see their own faults and
solne
, be higher-ups who have co,lvi<‘t themselves at the har of in Greece i«««l«y.
The state» in which lynchings «re­
curred. ami thr number in each state
are as follows; Florida. 5; Georgia, 2,
Illinois, t; Kentucky. 1, Louisiana, 1;
Mississippi. 2; Missouri, 1; South
Carolina. I; Tennessee, I, Texas. I.
Yours very truly.
R. R Moton, Principal
c i r c u m n a g i v a t i i i j; t h e p o l it i c a l an«! sueb a s t r o n g pull w ith som e au- , 'u’ l r ,,w n c o n s c i e n c e .
••The »«me »on of miracle* are
s ocial glo b e .
F i r s t , a l a r m w as t h o r i t i e s . t h a t it will r e q u i r e th e
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wrought with old clothing across the
sounded o v e r t h e t e n d e n c y o f
e o m b in e d e f f o r t o f all w h o s t a n d
S o m e fdlh s t h i n k th e y a r e m a k - Black Sea in the Ru*»ion Caucasus
white* t o flee f r o m A f r i c a , l e a v i n g
f o r «food la w b o th a u t h o r i t i e s a n d inF F< x h 1 w h e n th e t r u t h is. t h e y where about half of the expense of
Mr llr if r l * was horn iu Yilna,
with gas furnace, wood furnace, elre-
He began
trie lights, stationary tubs, all nicely Russia, February 2. 1*8*1
tinted all over, garage, all for rent lo plat Ihr violin at ihr age of three,
and his father, a teacher of the violin
Garfield /WHO— Adv.
ill Ihr illy, «prill hit dav. tra« lung hit
Al Ihr agr of fivr
Stay off January
19th.
Dahlia remarkable son
Temple will have a Hard Time Ball. Jascha entered the R«iya! School of
M im ic
«I \ ilna. graduated, having
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Irarned all ihry could teach him hr-
‘‘Our Gant»’*
forr he wa« right
I hr boy was thru taken by hit fam­
( B y George!)
’T a l l y ' Smith rose onutually early ily to Prtrograd t«> enter thr C o n­
Hr plavrd the Mendels
one morning; hr » a t going to surprise servatoire
his inothrr by having breakfast ready sohn Concerto for thr violin at the agr
before «he carne downstair». Hr io-gan of six amt gave his first public recital
Soon after, hr
by "making thr cereal.-' He was look­ al rime in Prtrograd
«a» soloist will« ihr orchrslra at Pav-
ing around in the cupboard when hit
lovsk hrforr au audtruer of 5000
eyes fell upon "eayrnnr pepper,"
J a .c h a H n f r t l made his American
" F a t t y " «ani to himself lhat it had such
a lug name, lhat it ought to go well debut O ftober 27th, |9|7, at l arnegir
with the cereal. So hr mixed a goodly Hall, N'rw York, with sensational sur­
His srronil rental was sold out
portion of "cayenne pepper" with hit er»»
"cereal "
Then he set about frying wrrk» in advance aud he gave six r e ­
the baron and rgg«
Hr pul them in citals ill N'rw York lhat wintrr without
For rent— One and two-Yoom apart­
ments and housekeeping rooms in a
nice brick structure; e* erything clean
and newly furnished T H E S O U T H ­
that country to development by private t.itiz; n!>. lf this job 0f «re only making noise. The secret th. w r t i ■*« through ®
E R N A P A R T M E N T S . 647'/j First
The
unadulterated blacks.
cleaning is «lone it will be the of M,<,**e*s »" thls world is a man s of old llothlni' from America 1
Street.
Main 0725.— Adv.
urn
Then a movement was fostered ^
V
m lnTyoung pecjde of ^ ¡¡* 0 to aim straight, hold tight.
« S T T «
*E ? .1 they
and encouraged in this country to both races from a premature grave “*"* keep hitting the spot ahead are furnished to workers who make
them over and put them in shape for
cause blacks to emigrate to the and a life of shame aud crime. The ot l,m'
the frying pan and »ei ihr pan over a " ncr " F ™ " " * h,‘ P '« « » » " ’
tale to the basaar* or ahops. Again
country south of the Sahara, in Advocate heartily endorses the
Following a stormy session with the people are not pauperised for
brilliantly lighlrd ga« plate and went
the hope that their advancement movement am! hopes it will suc-
A G E N T S — Seil guarantred hosiery
some of the members of the those who can pay. pay a small
outside to see if any of his neighbors
would not be a world advance- eeed.
direct
from null to wrarrr; all style*
ministerial
union
opposing
him,
amount, and only the case* of the moat
were up a« early as hr was. Just as
ment. but. rather, would move
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and ro lo rt; talary paid for full time or
and Mayor Baker and others d«i>erate need racelv. free g i f t s "
I
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a
t
t
y
"
»a»
about
to
return
to
see
how
towards a center which eoul«! be
Winners
A t pr*?*ent. Mr
Merritt says, the
spare huur»; no money nredrd for
pleading for his coming, an in-
his "bacon aud eggs" were "coming
easily controlled by the commer­
state ot the Armenians Is moat un­
IN T E R N A T IO N A !
vital ion was extended to Billy happy They are being torced out of
up." lie heard his molhrr's angry voice s a m p l e «
cial giants of the great white
M I L L S , 1465, Norristown, P a —Adv.
Although
the
winners
of
two
Sunday,
the
great
sensational
calling
him.
Hr
hurried
to
see
what
Oreece. and. as they are not allowed
world
Made to Your Measure
«a« thr matter
Well, the bacon was
tlw. »hoii.rht o f w h it e <*o n , i s , h " ‘Inch a r e reported in this evangelist, to [icrform in Portland ln Turkey or Russia, they have
F in ely.
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issue are far removed from us some time during the vear.
nowhere to go. but are gathered In
: crisp and black as charcoal and there DÖINGS O F T H E E L K S
supremacy was broadcast o v e r
hical, they are verv do8e
refugee atatlona along the ahorea ot
was the "remains" of what formerly
Europe and Asia, with a secret at- tQ u> by blood and uv
y
the Mediterranean aea. waiting for the
were rg g-
The cereal had luiilrd over
Manhattan Lodge of Elks
tempt to "read out of the so- M
ju‘ , t l y prouJ over thejr
League ot Natlona to deride what la
H O T E L N O TES
on Ihr floor and all over the range;
Not Suspended
to be done with them
"Why the
called Rroup o
p u ris s >. \-rai aebjevements_ First, a vonng
the air was smoky and very smelly
B
New York, Drc J l . —Contrary to
races which were of an origin de- Housto
T„ . , misK wina‘ in a
Joe Herman, formerly assistant man­ alllea allowed the Turka to gat oft
and p«>or " F a tty 's" mother turned rumor, Manhattan l.o<tgr .Nu 4S, I H
ao easy la more than any of ua can
cidedly
mu>a. contest
eoBte|(| ana
and is is awaraea
aAVarded a a ager ”*
of The Portland, has landed a fat
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j table« anil surprised him with a right I* O. E . ha* not bfrn *u«p«*fHU*<l ac-
underatand.” he said, dlaruaatng the
European sociologists and others * M.h(ilarM for hipher „.usicai edu- ^
steward at the Chamber of situation In the Levant
"That was
*° ° * Kckw»* ,i'1 fl" rt%i of i.-s brand cording *<> I i< M Whitney, ol the
who believed ... the commercial Mti
th„ , there is the yonng Comme,
Commerce which pays a princely sal- certainly a moat terrible mistake, and
new corduroy hiking trouscri
And truster hoard, and Attorney Richard
RUDremacv
of
Europe,
first,
and
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See or Call
Rupreraacy of Europe, tn>t. aim maa w'ho was awarded the second arv
we hare not begun yet to know how
trom that early tnornititf until thu.
Baltimore. ‘ The lodgr ha« not
racial supremacy, last, were very
f o f j b e b<>sj ‘ •,sa f,.(y Ejrst ”
The Oregon Grille closed its doors terrible It was.'
I*ally has never uKain attempted to heen suspended and we have no evi-
loathe
ear to
iuaiiie to
«U lend
e...i « a friendly e„.
»«. s,0
0ffere<l in cartoon. , And on New Year's eve. This is the hotel
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surprise anyone. Ira«t of all hi« I denCf that it will he.** they «aid. in a
any project which might *t.fle_the ^
wp fpe, f)roud of ^
(.
Stay off date, January 26th. A four-
where colored waiters were promised
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The Amsterdam Neat
productive and financial propreR- jor shp has n ^t o n ]y W0Q f c r 0UI! jobs only to be turned down later bc- act drama, "Al Azar Temple”.— Adv.
(Another «tory next week)
According to Mrturft Whitney and
sion of that g r e a t a r e a . . o u th f a j r c j t y a j 15 0 0 0 e l e c t r i c a l hom e c!1,,4e of ,hc protest of the union.
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Baltimore, the dintarhance at Iininrial
NOTICE
* a '''i,8 " ,T ' f * * I! ° PU a ! ° I ’
!,as g iv e n i n e s t i m a b l e adver-
Edgar Douglas, a dining car waiter
F O R R E N T — Furnished 3-rm. apart
Hall, was not cauaed by the member«
Of darker peoples, failed to c a t c h tfaem ent t 0 the City of
of Columbia. S. C . who was accidently
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ment. 652 E. M orm on St. E u t of Manhattan Lodge, hut by the Kfatid
Sellwood 3708
t e «pin o
ing
p inon
^ ow
us jjave ^ore prize win* *hot last Srpt«-mh<T l»v a dininx car
Rejriilrtr meetings of the Port-
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lodjcr
Manhattan I.od|(c,’* thev «aid,
on the string in any world plan ^
F
. onduc.or, has brought ,ui. again*, the l»nd Branch of the National Aa-
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"wü? not in session at the time The
A N I ) S A V K M O N I-.Y
of supremist», and the result has
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Southern Railrr^d company for $25.000 sociation for the advancement of
C O L O R E D Men wanted to qualify trouble was caused l.y the setting up of
been that the white world ha* had
Preachers
Stanley, head porter at The Port- Colored People held every second
ior sleeping car and train porters.
to Change it* geographical limits
^
land, sustained a fractured or badly Mon(,a> evening a. Zion A M F.
Experience
unnecessary. Transporta the grand bulge As soon as that was
S a lit fa c t io n ( ì a a ran le e d
Manhattan
Lodge pro­
lion
furnished
Write T McCaffrey. adjourned.
church,
417
Williams
Ave.
and make a gesture t o som e peo-
„ r i c h e r is f o u n d who sPra*.,«d ankle a few day« ago when
L - L
pies who. in the b e g i n n in g , w e r e '
*J**iore a p r e a c n e r is i o u n a wno »
ceeded in its usual rpiirl way lo the
J . A EWINO, Pres.
. election of officer»."
considered highly undesirable, ex- ^aM P^ase all th e m e m b e r * o f his
e
L E E ANDERSON, Sec y.
cept for the purposes of exploits- flo< k 1,1 P o r t l a n d , som e plan m u st
Joe Crane, private waiter at The
Ihrv also deny that anyone was
tion Strict lines have been erased ^ worked out whereby he can be Portland for a number of years, and
badly or even slightly hurt, and lhat
N O TA RY P U B L IC
and the olive branch is being gra-1 ‘' made* to or«ier'\ and each old laier a janitor in the main dining room
no chair or o(hrr furniture was broken.
ADVOCA TE O F F IC E
cionsly extended to eertain peo-
must be on hand to witness for several weeks, was let out Wednct-
I lie affair was exaggerated. The
ples whom learned sociologists t*le cutting of the pattern and the day Joe is among the fastest waitc-s
j injuries John Lovell is said to have
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long ago placed in the ranks of making, if this suggestion were in the city, and was paid a larger s.l
! sustained were mostly rumor. He it
darker races The result of the workable, we hardly think there ary than any other waiter. Joe is «sell
walking the streets now," they declare.
S cott’s Official History of The
new racial equations is plainly ap- w o u *‘I *** *° much fault finding li'.cd ar.d it was because of th s that American Negro in the World
Brothers Fnlgar Williams, Prince
parent It's just like geometry. an<* grumbling about the pastor; his many shortcomings were over- War. by Emmett J . Scott, A. M.,
Paries and George Saunders are on lhe
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staving away from church threat- looked for so long a time by the inan- LL. D.. special assistant to the sec­
»ick list. Itrnllier \\ illii ns anil Paries
A equals B ; and C equals B.
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emng to quit and joining other ;.ge.-, heads of depart-*-<■: ts and g:ic*t» retary of war, can be purchased at
are improving anil B otlur Saurd er*
Therefore, A equals C, and no one . ” h
M
In I'.s'ng out. Joe ha» no one to blame The Advocate office, 312-313 Mac-
j rern.',,ns about the -aine
can forecast when the plus or
leay Building, Broadway 5807.—
Attorney Ceruti, F f> of ‘ Ire Los
IN 8 UN SWEPT
w ^ t e * s u p r e m a c y 1*and i d l o t h c r m^ E,ks Grand L o d ^
Meeting W A I T E R S wanted
The Portland ads'.
Angeles lodge of Flk., while attending
January 15th and January 22nd. See
. a hall last week given by the
premacy. based upon color or race,
. . .
head waiter for further information.
' order, was relieved of his automobile
is on the rocks, which is the proper
arf‘
*^at a pTopoattion
will s o o n be submitted to all
by a thief, ami so far hr has failed tc
place for such selfish idealisms
Enjoy this winter the warmth
E ast 3948
Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.
lodges of Elks as to whether or
j iocate it.
All kind* of plumbing work and
and the healthful outdoor
not they favor the annual or bi­ trouble shooting Call SEIIwood 1021.
I hr officers of Dahlia Temple, Dl
1 to 5; 7 to 9 p. m.
recreation of the California
The Open Forum
for lowest Taxi rate* in Portland.
ennial meeting of the G r a n d
Flk« were installed at fheir meeting
playground*.
Checker
Taxi
rates
save
,
_ v e vou 10c p e r , . ' " T
'
" me,r
trip for one passenger, 30c per trip u '" uc'tlay night hv the newly elected
We
ren eated lv asked record
Lo,1F**- now
* or ilt
°'» r favor
Pa rt of thp
%<> bi.
We have
have been
been repeateai)
< L 1 2 7C wi nt er t o u r i s t
lor two passengers, 50c per trip for District Deputy, Beatrice H Cannady
y i J . I J fare to Lo* Ange­
to open a column to he known as
• .
:
.
i,piipv„ that
three passengers, 70c per trip for four Dt Pauline Young will wield the gavel
"T h e Open Forum " in The Advo-1 n n . 8eas,on- a™ we believe that
les;
on
sale
daily
up
to
and
passengers, no matter how short your i.,r ................
,
K,IVC|
D E N T IST
cate where
where readers
Advo- a , ,naJor,ty
trip may be.
.
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month* as the newly
including April 30; return
cate,
readers of
ot The
lhe Advo
,
wi„ of
rj the members
,
t of
th the
lerlerl
Dt.
Rulrr.
limit May 31st.
cate may express their views on
Stop!
Look!
Read!
SHIRTS - CAPS
“ WHY
PAY
MORE?
L. C. ADKINS, Jr.
P L A Y C H EC K ER S!
Move a Checker for
IS Cents
W IN T ER
r
C A L IF O R N IA
Lor Fair Play and
Clean (Competition—
Hail a
CHECKER
DR. HUGH A. BELL
j selves by voting to do away with
questions and h ap p en in g ^
he th annua| meetin
Nllbstituting
day
Acting upon the request*. ^
bienn¡al seHHÍ0“
We woul^
such a eoiumn wiU be open fre*^to h|h0 )jkp t0 S(.p inailgurated M dif.
...............
. I«odge.
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at
the Grand
Say reduce
be certain restrictions, of course.
the number of delegates to one
Letters must not be too long a«jy from each lo<1 and 5 0 awa with
not over 300 w ord .; theym ust be tJ)e extravagant senaeIew ¿ thod
signed by the au
,
' ^ ,>f a delegate for every hundred
the author wishes hw or her name ()r a
t f)f H hundre| membera
not used when publishing; they >f a
|f tbp money which ig
must reach our office not later annii, „ y spenf by thH lwlge, to
than Wc«|npsday of **c
” send a number of delegates to the
l>e printed the following Saturilay. annual convention were totaled it
Who’ll be the firstt
would he found to reach a sum
-O I
in nu
no way
be runiini;ii>
commen-
_ r. ,
«
*
1
. * | that would 111
wav ijc
With a book club and a ir.u«e i urate wUh the
d ftC<.om.
club and a charity club and • *?- )iljhed. Therefore, the best in-
o,al club and a church club and a ! tpIV()t of the order demand, 1hat
young folks riub and a teniml ch Iodge regiHtpr it- yote fa
club anil a 500 club and a 400 vor 0f tbe bjenniai sefWion 0f the
club and an art club and a p >, nob|e order of Elks and use the
dam it, that is About all the clubs money apent in having the annual
there is. With all these clubs seaai0I1(j with big relegations to.
462 William* Ave.
Portland, Ore.
*—
JASCHA
1
Travel in secure,cozy comfort
via the comfortable, conven-
n-nt trains of the Shasta route.
You’ll like Southern Facific
dining car service — highest
quality food delici«>u«ly pre­
p a id and Hcrveil at your ac­
customed meal-time.
HEIFETZ
Full stopover privileges cn
route.
“ T h e I n c o m p a r a b le ”
Fur full information, ask
AUDITORIUM
Southern
Saturday Evening, January 10
50r, $1 10, »1.65, $220, $275
Including Ta x
M A IL O R D E R S NOW
Elwyn Concert Bureau
1007 Broadway Bldg.
Main 5991
Pacific
Phone MAin 8800
Ticket office 4th St. al Stark
No charges for extra passengers
Dt. Alice Schaeffer. 600 Powell St.
T«. ..
i .
, .
. . .
I w*’° *,a'* heen ill for a long time, died
Chats playing fair with the public. j a t lb
family residence Wednesday
We are prospering and see no need for
night
higher rates.
And who are the Checker Cali Co ?
The funeral of l)t, Alice Schaffer
We arc not a great corporation of un­ will he held Saturday, January 10th,
limited wealth.
W e can't afford to
pay for a lot of expensive newspaper •tt I |> m., front Finley'» Morluary nn-
advertising and still keep call rates low der the allspice» of Dahlia Temple
We must he economical. So remem­ No 202, I II P. (). K. nf t|lf w anH
ber this; Next time you want a cab, the ( ourt of < alanthc. Dt. Schaffer
bail or call a Checker. We answer
call* quickly. Preferring Checkers i* was a member in good standing of both
a good habit. W e ’ll certainly appreci­ order*.
ate }«-ur steady patronage. Help us
P A U L IN E YOUNG,
keep cab rate* down; help us make
Daughter Ruler.
them even lower.
LULA HUBBARD.
B u m T liii Phone Number Into
Your Good Memory:
Daughter Secretary.
K J O'Riley, a good Bill of Rose
' Hy Lodge has accepted a position on
I the Railroad at Longview. Wash.
D ) Riley was in the city visiting his
j l>rticr half Monday, and leporti thr
little (own of Longview as » prosperous
*’ arr aml lha‘ the two hundred or
more colored people down there are
tail working and doing well.
BRoadway 8660
CHECKER
GAB COMPANY