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ADVOCATE TH E u- VOI.. XXII. NO. 21 An In d ap a n d an l Papar D d v o ttd to th » I n t o r » a t» m f th » P o o p l» # PORTLAND. OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 17. 1925 PRICE 5 CENTS MEXICO PUBLIC SCHOOLS DRAW COLOR ARKANSAS WOMAN WINS WALKER CONTEST Arkangas Woman and N Y. Branch Carry off Mme. Walker Awards to N. A. C. P. Dr. Elvin V. Neal Mexican Woman Bears N. A A. C. P. Has Excellent Twelve Dead Children Program Pioneer Citizen Passes Carter Again For Tut New Mexico School Segre gation Violates State Constitution Mr*. Anita Leona Gilbcrt-Taylor Die« CAR TER SIG NS PACT FOR RE l)r Neal graduated from M ellarry at Age of 60 Year*—A Portland O P E N IN G T U T ’S T O M B - Medical College of D entistry last W IF E OK P O R E ST E R IS IN At its m eeting M onday evening at Pioneer— Leaves Large Estate A G R E E M E N T W IT H E G Y PT June In December he took th r dental C R IT IC A L C O N D IT IO N —CASE First A. M. E. Zion church, the P o r t C O LO R ED C IT IZ E N S F IL E S U IT Funeral Large and Coatly IAN G O V E R N M E N T SA ID TO hoard of exam ination of California and HAS NO PA R A L L E L IN C O U N land branch of the N ational Aasocia- IN D IST R IC T C O U RT A G A IN ST Mr*. Sliepperson Get* Gold Medal, IG N O R E C AR NA RV O N passed, thus adm itting him to practice TRY lion for the A dvancem ent of Colored PUBLIC SC H O O L D ISC R IM IN A New York Branch Get* $100 Mrs. A nita Leona G ilbert-T avlor, in the State of California. Dr. Neal People had a fine program featuring T IO N . Scholarship. Cairo, Jan 15— H ow ard C arter, d is (P re sto n New* Service) comes of a highly honored and wcll- Jinah-I-E adil, Persian philosopher, known better to Portland residents as New Orleans W ins Second Scholar Vera C ruz, Mexico, Ian. 16— A tele and teacher of the Bahai Movement. Mrs M orris T aylor, died at her home, coverer of T ut-A nkh-A m en, has signed to do family of T exas and is a g rad u I-as Cruses, N. M., Jan. 16—C harg ship (or $75. ate of Prairie View College, Prairie gram from Mexico City says that Mrs. Dr. Eadil discussed the "C o n q u est of 559 San Rafael street W ednesday, Jan. an agreem ent with the E gyptian gov ing violation of the C onstitution of View, Texas In the sum m er of 1925, Lconailra Cruz, wife of a forester at Prejudice" in a vivid, simple and quite 7, 1925, following a brief illness of ernm ent for resum ption of work on the state of New Mexico, the colored T he (.old M rdal, coali hu $50 or ; the tom b. The details rem ain unknow n Dr Neal m arried Miss Olive W inni- Chapultapcc, gave birth to 12 dead understandable way. Dr. Eadil was in pneumonia. people of Dona Ana county have filed, more, given by the Madam C. J Mrs. T aylor was horn sixty years hut it is believed th at the w ork will be through A ttorney G. W . W allace, of fred M orrow, youngest daiigh' •r of children W ednesday Mrs. C ruz is in troduced by G eorge O rr L atim er, lead W alker M am iiacturinu Company, of a serious condition and m ay die at any er in the local Bahai M ovem ent. Miss ago in C harleston, S. C„ on the 22nd ! independent of C arnarvon’s trustees. Alburbuque, a petition in D istrict liidianapuli*. (or the li<uu''*t service C arter, w ho Uxiay saw the prem ier, m om ent, as she suffered intensely. Be Shaw sang sweetly, Mrs. Jessie E d C ourt nam ing the m em bers of the Las rendered to colored American* and : is proceeding to L uxor shortly to re- side* the physicians who attended her, w ards played excellently and the Prcsi- Cruces union high school, the board their country throuub tIre N A A ('. ! open the tomb, which it is likely will six Red C ross nurse* and a priest lent «lent, J A E w ing, and C orresponding of the county com m issioners and coun I* in 1924, ha* been aw arded to Mr» again be the great attraction of the aid. T h r physicians were unable to Secretary of the organization, Mrs. E. ty superintendent Lena B. Sexton, as Carrie I.. Shepper»on, Secretary of the f E gyptian season. explain th r phenomenon. It is the first D. Cannady m ade brief talks. At the defendants. l.illle Rock, Arkan»a* Branch. T hrouub tim e in Mexican medical history that close of the program an inform al re ---------- 0---------- In the petition the plaintiffs allege her effort* the branch ha* revived and a woman ha* given berth to 12 chil ception was held dow nstairs and every Nashville Chamber of Com they are bona fide residents of Bona made an ad ian c e of about 12 per rent dren. lo n e enjoyed the entile affair. ’Ih e merce Gets News on Lynch Ana county and m aintain their children in m em bership over the previous year o ' church was com pletely filled for the have a right to attend the public ing From Ne wYork and about (*10 per cru t in cash donated Montgomery Music Club to occasion and on every side one could schools of the county along with o th to the N ational work hear words of praise of Dr. Fadil's Study Negro Music er children in their respective school New York. N. V.—The Nashville. talk. O ne »cholatship given for the This Season Tenn.. C ham ber of Commerce, has districts. A m ong those w ho signed arc ---------—o ---------- u reatrst advance in cash, based on a w ritten a letter to W alter W hite. As- Ella Boyer, Daniel H ibler, Israel Dyer, MISS LEO N W H A R TO N FOR contribution of at lra»t $200 to the (P re sto n New* Scrivce) sitant Secretary of the N ational Asso VV. S. Sham hra, W . L. Meyers, George QUEEN N ational office in th r prrviou* year M ontgom ery, A la . Jan . 16. — A ciation for the A dvancem ent of H aynes. W . M. Lewis and V. J. This scholarship (or $100 i* awarded unique and thoroughly enjoyable p ro Colored People in New York City, Strait. Friday evening at Bethel A M. E. to N rw York t itv. which gave $1,698 gram featured the m eeting of the church. All the Sm elts you can eat. By being segregated their children acknow ledging receipt of inform ation in 1923 and $5.1 .*0 45 m 1924, inakuig M ontgom ery Music club Tuesday A real fish dinner for 25c. Music and about the recent lynching of Sammie are refused the advantages offered the an advance of 202 I per rent. Close afternoon, which was held at the home entertainm ent w ith your meal Jan Smith, a 15-year-old colored boy. tak white children of tho various districts com petitors were Philadelphia, which of Mr*. Eloise N relv (w hite) on South en from a hospital bed to which he and are not receiving equal advantages 25. advanced from $1,805.15 in 192.1 to H ull street. The subject for study was in education; all of which is claimed as was chained, and lynched by a mob. $5.000 18 in 1924, or 176 9 per cent; "N e g ro Music and M instrelsy," which a direct violation of the provisions of D espite rew ards of $5.000 offered Delay Garvey Trial D etroit, which advanced 117 J per cent was capably directed by Mrs. Neely for evidence leading to conviction of the state constitution. and K ansas City, Missouri, which a d Mr George M orrow and the late Mrs The first num ber on the program The plaintiffs also ask that a w rit the lynchers, “no clues" have been dis New York. N . Y„ Jan. 8, 1925.— vanced 116.J per rent Mary Francis Morrow of l.ittig, Texas was a paper by Miss H arriet H uber H earing in the Garvey appeal, which day of February and came to Portland covered in Nashville. Mr. W hite sent of m andam us be issued by the court T he second scholarship for $75 is The wedding was not announced until on “ N egro M usic,” which w as follow was set for a hearing, has been p o st when quite young and rem ained until the C ham ber of Comm erce the names com m anding the defendants to open given to th r branch making the g re a t a year later, as M rs Neal was teaching ed by singing of "Nobo«fy K now s the poned for about tw o weeks, due to the her death. F or forty-three years she of four white men who had visited the the public schools to all children and est advance m membership» Such in the public schools at Austin, Texas, T ruble l'se Seen," and " O h ! D idn't absence of G eorge G ordon Battle, G ar has been a substantial, industrious, colored lad in the hospital and warned that no further discrim ination or segre Burleigh by Miss Lena hranrh must have contributed at least where m arried women were not p er It R ain." highly respected and loved citizen of him of his im pending death. Mr. W hite gation be made in any public schools vey's attorney, who is in Europe. Upon Dr. Neal's May Jones. Mrs. J. H . M cCormick $100 to the N ational work in the p re m itted to teach Portland. H ere she earned her fortune acquired this inform ation during a stay in D ona Ana county. ceding year This scholarship goes to graduation the happy couple moved to read a paper on " T h e N egro Spiritual," Segregation of colored children was which is estim ated high into the thou of 15 hours in Nashville, although Pastor Goes Suoth New O rleans, whose m em bership ad Compton. California, where they are Roland H ayes Miss Edith H olt sang put into effect in L as Cruces public police, detectives. C ham ber of C om sands. In San Francisco in 1881, she • • • vaticed from 153 m 1923 to .149 in tem porarily residing. Dr. Neal has "G oing H om e" from the New W orld Rev. H. Leo. Johnston left Friday m arried Mr. M orris T aylor, and from merce had “no clues" to the identity schools at the beginning of the fall 1024, or 162 4 per cent. O ther com hern in P ortland looking over the field Sym phony by D vorak and " J o h n Saw term. for San Francisco, California, to look there they came to Portland. L ater of the lynchers. petitors were Baltim ore, advancing and may return to take the O regon dc A ngels," Mary Gillan. Mrs. Reid ---------- 0---------- the couple agreed to disagree and Mrs. In response, W ill R. Manier, S ecre after some business m atters, and will L ancaster delighted the m em bers with 115 7 per cent, and Philadelphia, whose Hoard of D ental K xam iuatiotu. His T aylor divorced her husband, and nev tary of the Nashville C ham ber of Com Zona Gale, Novelist, Praises return in time to fill his pulpit Sunday m em bership advanced 45 5 per rent wife, who is a sister of the Associate a piano solo, ‘‘Julia D ance" by Bett. merce, w rote: the 25th. A sacred program will be er rem arried. Mrs. W ayne Lockwood gave a hcauti- H ouston, Texa. advanced its m em ber F ditor of The A dvocate and A H. lul violin solo "D eep R ivers" by Maude held at the church tom orrow evening "i'h a n k you for the inform ation Pickens’ “Bursting Bonds” If there was one thing Mrs. Taylor ship 25.6 per cent. The C om m ittee of Morrow, is also a graduate of Prairie Powell The concluding num ber was a under the direction of Mrs. C atherine loved m ore than another, it was her contained in your letter of the 27th, New Y ork, N. Y . Jan. 9. 1 9 2 5 - A wards are: Jam es W eldon Johnson, \ icw College and an accom plished chorus by the club, " Swing I.ow , | Gray. church. She was a m em ber of the Holy in regard to the Sammie Smith lynch Zona Gale, the novelist, author of chairm an. W illiam Pickens, secretary; musician. ing. R osary church. E ast 5rd and Clacka . Sweet C hariot." -----------0---------- R obert W Ilagnall, Madam A 'l.elia " I have passed same over to the de “Miss Lulu Bett, “F aint Perfum e" and mas streets for 51 years, and it was Following the p rogram a d is c u s -, Branches Raise Big Fund Chldlcss Marriages Ex sion of N egro Music w as indulged in The branches of the N. A. A. C. P. from this church her beautiful and tective agency that is investigating the other books, has w ritten an apprecia W alker and Mr F. B. Ransom. and it was finally decided to m ake a raised during 1924 the sum of $42,000 costly funeral was held. It is said m atter for the C ham ber of C om m erce.” tion of W illiam Pickens’ "B ursting plained T hus far no reports h a v come from Bonds,” an enlargem ent of his “T he more thorough study of N egro Music for the annual N ational budget. This by a very dear friend of Mrs. T aylor, Nashville of any arrests o r prosecu H eir of Slaves."’ In her review Miss that during the whole tim e she knew Every m arried woman should write during the com ing season. is reported to have been the best year tions in connection with the lynching. Gale calls the book “a valuable record, o M onday she would take the H oly Corn- for Free Book w ritten by Dr. B ur for the association in this respect. D u r an im portant contribution to the story roughs, a graduate physician. Dr B u r To Sing at Annual Banquet ing the year 154 branches fully reached mass. and on every Sunday and every -----------0---------- of contem porary times, for the future The Turkey Ramble that w as to be her which was more than 14 years, she roughs ha* spent 40 years treating Miss Ereita Shaw has been chosen their apportionm ent, as com pared with to w onder at and for the present to women for diseases peculiar to their as soloist for the annual lianquet of 41 in 1925 and 57 in 1922. Sonic 95 had never known her to miss her daily given Dec. 15th by the Girls’ Work inunion. Mrs. T aylor had m a n y j committee of the Y. W . C. A. will be weigh." s«x and in his hook tells why so many the Episcopal church at the Portland S branches cxcecdctl their apportion ---------- O---------- m arried women have lieen denied the H otel Jan u ary 28th m ent, those in New Y ork and Phila friends, but ow ing to the fact she was on date of January 20th, Tuesday eve a m em ber of the C atholic church, it --------- o--------- ning. blessing of children—why they arc delphia turning in m ore than $5000 To Train for Nurse took her aw ay from her ow n people, Meet at Williams Ave. Y. W. C. A. broken down physically in early life. each. Smith’s Cafe Re-Opens w ho are few in that faith here, most at 8:30. Car will leave at 9 P. M.— T his hook i* w ritten in plain lan In m aking this announcem ent, R ob U nder the m anagem ent of P itts & Mrs. R C. Sims, 550 E. 15th Street guage anil tells how pain and suffer Moscly, S m ith’s Cafe at 108 N. 9th ert W. Hagnali. D irector of Branches, of the time. H er dearest friend. M is. South, will leave about the first of the H en rietta W illiam s-M arshall, herself street, th -y got lost in the woods look ing. so comm on with women, may he street is now open for business. T h e 1 said: m onth for Los A ngeles, California, "T he N. A. A. C. P. gained substan a staunch mem ber of the C atholic ^ ing for her home. T his location is now- where she will resum e a course in overcome, ami the blessing of becom m anagem ent will be glad to see all the ing a m other he granted by the use of old as well as new p atrons of the Cafe. tially during the year in contributions church, was, however, alw ays to he in the heart of the residential-business Spanish and will also take a course in ---------- 0---------- from large num bers of colored people. found at her side when she needed a section of the city. a simple borne treatm ent. Dr. B ur nurse training. Mrs. Sims is one of Congressman L. C. Dyer, of Mis Support has been much m ore wide friend. D uring her several spells of roughs w ants every m arried woman O ne oi the happiest tim es in the life P ortland's most progressive citizens illness it w as Mrs. M arshall w ho a t to have a copy of his book, so if you souri, denouncing the recent lynching spread, and the most encouraging pro of the deceased w as when her friend, and she has a host of friends here w ho will send your name anil address it at C harleston, in his own state, has gress has been made in the South, New tended her sick bedside and gave her ! Mrs. M arshall was m arried, January are proud of her am bition and her will he mailed to you in a plain w rap w ritten to the dailies asking them to > O rleans for example, raising alm ost com fort and cheer, and it is said she 26th, 1921. U pon this occasion, Mrs. effort to stop short of nothing less $7,000 m its iight against residential rem em bered Mrs. M arshall in her will, i T ayor was perm itted to enter the per abolutcly free, with postage paid. than success. Mrs. Sim s will no doubt support the D yer anti-lynching bill in j segregation.” Mrs. T aylor was a staunch friend j Sanctuary as the bride's m other, and E very woman owes it to herself and make her home at the Young W om en’s to those w hose friendship she laid j she w as buried in the gown she wore family to have good health, and this Congr«-*s. Christian A ssociation in Los Angeles. --------- o--------- P O S S E S S F O R S U C C E S S image claim and she was alw ays pleasant and at Mrs. M arshall's wedding. hook may he the guide to show you | For rent -5 -ro o m house and garage. of G A N E S H A , H indoo god of lucky kind to them . She was indeed a charm how. Mrs. T aylor leaves to m ourn their W rite today for your copy it's free Broadw ay 6215. Stanley & Minor.— | auspices. Supplied with authentic le ing w om an; not alw ays to be seen out, loss a sister. Mrs. Manice Sim mons. 1 Mrs. Cecil G. Macauley, a recent gend absolutely F R E E , but if you like but in her quiet and unassum ing way, New Y ork C ity; a niece and grand bride, and Mrs. W m . Buford, were and (daces you under no obligations. Adv. send five cents for postage. K arm a she did much good and dissem inated niece. Misses Jeanette and Vtola Rice am ong the pleasant callers at The A d R. C. BOYER, ■ ■ o vocate last week. 944 Kemper Bldg., K ansas City, Mo. G uaranteed hosiery, sam ples your P roducts Co., 79 T aj Bldg., H ornby much sunshine am ong those with of Sacram ento, California. P ostage to whom she cam e in contact. She was — ----- o--------- size free to agents. W rite for propo Road, Bom bay, India. an excellent nurse and it was while sition paying $75.00 weekly full time, India is five cents. A Card of Thanks practicing this profession she earned $1.50 an hour spare time, selling guar her earthly posessions. W e wish to extend our heartfelt anteed hosiery to w earer; m ust wear or Stay off date March 17th— Mer T he funeral, conducted by F ather replaced free. Q uick sales, repeat o r thanks to our many friends for their DF.FP T O IN T S O F FA SH IO N H as taken over the date of January 19th from D ahlia Temple Skelley, M onday, Jan. 12, w as one of International Stocking Mill«, maids Club.—Adv. kindnesses and beautiful offerings «lur ders. and will give a big the finest, if not the finest ever held | The n»sir points the way to evory- ing the illness and death of our be 6267, N orristow n, Pa. hing that is smart in the way of for a colored person in the city and loved wife and m other, who died in | A Race Book for Sale, Price 25c TACKY AND GINGHAM APRON PARTY AND DANCE fabric, line and trimming in this is said to have cost $1000. Requiem | C hrist, Jan u ary 7, 1925. Especially do I rock. The clever placing of the "LAW AND ORDER AND A H igh Mass vas held which is the Offlra Phon« Re». Phone we thank Mr. and Mrs. T. H . W il iash how at the left side accentuates DEFENSE FOR THE RACE” highest honor given the deceased by » r o a d w a y 4211 S e llw o o d 2514 at the ilic color contrast, which is one of liams, Mrs. Jam es N. Shackelford, Mrs. llic point* of smartness to be fea- T he book deals with every in the church. Interm ent was held in Mt. Young, Mrs. Ludia Randall, Dahlia EUGENE J. MINOR Stag Auditorium. 3 8 V A East Morrison St. lurril. Crepe satin, printed velvet or justice to the race, and uncovers Calvary cem etery. Messrs. J. A. W is ATTORNBY AT LAW any of the novelty silks may he used Tem ple No. 2()2, 1. B. P. O. E. of the f a r m in the every know n slave «IS I t A a in g t Sn HM* . IS* , TV Ir* s t dom, E rn est M orton, Jno. C. Logan, to develop the dress. Medium sire . W and Court of Calanthe. South. Girls, wear your gingham dresses PO R TLA ND , ORKUON require* 5 yard* 40-iiuh material and l W. H. R utherford. W illiam Cain and Signed, Boys, wear your overalls and gingham neckties Send all orders to E. C. Branch, V/, yards of wide ribbon. George K enny were the palL-bearers. D.D., L L.D ., author, 252 W , 124th Jam es Schaffer, husband. Pictorial Review Dress No. 2526. Music by Dixie Strollers O rchestra St., N ew Y ork City. Lcola, T heodore, Jam es and Sizes, 54 to 46 inches bust. Price, j Friends recall when Mrs. T aylor Admission 50 cents Everybody W elcome 35 cents. H enry, children. purchased her residence on San Rafael Don’t Forget the Date— Monday, January 19th, 8 P. M. Daily Fashion Hint m\ SWASTIKA CLUB O. E. S. EUGENE J. MINOR Yon who are suffering in s p ite of nil yonr family doctors Accident and Health— Eire and Auto Insurance have done for yon, deserve n newer treatment. Why stay sick and painfult Investigate the Electronic way of health and happi ness. The Electronic and Radiation method of curing diseases is «1* 411 A b ln tts n RM*.. 1MH Third 81. curing hundreds every day of ailments pronounced incurable by SHIRTS NECKWEAR PORTLAND, OREGON ‘‘A NOBLE OUTCAST” Four-Act Drama Levi P. Jones Under the Direction of MRS. LI TLA HR AGO the medical profession. Why not let it help you? Investigate for yourself. Consultation free. The best of service rendered. tit ALAZAK TEMPLE, 3rd mid Columbia Sts. Phone Walnut (>487 or call at the residence, 1228 E. 10th St. No. MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1925, 8 P. M. Dora Gulliford and Ella Holly, nurses in charge Dr. 0 . V. Easter, diagnostician Post No. 118 Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o ’clo at ill WEAR 206 W ASHINGTON STREET PORTLAND, OREGON B E N E F IT B E T H E L A. M. E. C H U R C H A D M ISSIO N 50c Headquarters and Club Rooms. 284'4 N. 17th Street All ex-service men are welcome to join. CALL BROADWAY $426 For further information SAMUEL MALVERN, Pott Commander
