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A BIBLE THOUGHT for
TODAY
But now is Christ risen front
the dead and become the first
fruits of them that slept.—I Oorin-
thians 15 :20.
“Not Guilty”
Two Knickers
AND GET DEPENDABLE MATERIALS
THAT WILL STAND THE'K.NOCKS AM)
LOOK RIGHT AT THE SAME TIMI.
“Credit Gtadiy Open M Cfiarye Account!
That was the verdict returned
by a jury in Circuit Judge Tuck­
er’s Court Wednesday in the case
of the State of Oregon vs. Mrs.
Zula Lowe. There was no other
just verdict that the jury com­
posed of five women and seven
Washington at Tenth St.
men. could have returned. There
was just as many or more credible
witnesses for the defense as there
were for the state. And since we
to the best of his ability.
sat through both trials and heard her Then
"reformers" sml
all the evidence, we feel we are other like certain
"varmints"
swear out
in a position to know of the case. warrants against the girl
(By George!)
FIRST A M E ZION CHURCH
an
No well thinking and clear think­ effort to force her away from in her
Mixed Date* Do you love me. 4,7 W i|liam* Ave H. I.eo Johnson
ing man or woman could have husband. One after another »he darling’" “Of course I do. Herbert " |
W alnut 6673
doubted for a moment the testi eases, for one cause or another, ' Herbert! My name's Arthur!" “Why, The minister.
Stranger's
Sabbath Home
monv of that kindly police mat are thrown out of court, tint 1 so it is! I keep thinking that today is Rev. H. Leo Johnston
was invited
ron who said that she was with there remains alone the charge Mondai
by
Rev.
L\
C.
Smothers,
pastor of
Mrs. Lowe just after her wounds that she is an inmate of a house
the \\ oodlawn Methodist Episcopal
had been dressed, for two hours of
Diagnosed Young man (to court church, to preach lor him last Sunday
The testimony in clerk
and that there was not the slight­ this prostitution.
I: "I—ah—er—um—" Clerk (to night. A large and appreciative audi­
case
was
so
weak
and
the
est smell of liquor upon her breath witnesses against her so evidently- his assistant): "H enry, bring out one ence
listened. Ht< text was “Con­
and that she was not intoxicated,
license blanks."
that the judge—Judge Cur­ of those marriage
quest of Cross and Reason." The
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and then the testimony of another lying
ran—characterized as a "two- London Art Center is agitated about choirister. Mrs. K Gray, attended by
police officer who stated he pur­ fisted
became provok­ a picture painted by a grocer. London some of the choir members, assisted
posely smelled Mrs. Lowe's breath ed and Irishman,"
with
considerable
with singing.
in order to ascertain whether or declared: "All the witnesses heat,
should see some of the pictures by Flans arc under way for a mock con­
are
not she was under the influence lying. You reformers who would .some of our American real estate ference to be given for the benefit of
of liquor, and that she had not thus persecute this young girl are agents.
trustee's fund. Pastor's subject for
the slightest odor of intoxicating lower
the so-called prostitute Four ages • of • man: • Bossed by Sunday evening. Feb. 15. "Race U p­
liquor upon her breath. When whom than
you condemn. The c a s e is mother; bossed by sister; bossed by lift." Every Race lover is invited to
asked why he thought she might
come and let us reason together
have been drinking, he quite dismissed. --------o--------
wife; bossed by daughter.
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frankly admitted that whenever Another place where Govern­
SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST
he saw a big automobile and a ment
HOTEL
NOTES
should
protect
American
62nd
St.
and
39th Ave. 8 E
colored person driving it. he just citizens is in America.
Sabbath
School,
10 A. M. Iliblp
naturally supposed there was
Mrs. Minnie Clingsmith, former Study, 11 A. M. Y. P. M. V. ho
liquor about. Then there was the Who Does Your Printing? checker at The Portland, who married j cietyj 2 P. M. Mrs. K. 6. Johnson,
testimony of an emergency hos­
and moved to California, returned to Leader. Visitors welcome.
pital physician who dressed the Be fair, if you take your print­ the
city a few days ago and is play-
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defendant's wounds. lie declared ing to the other fellow, wouldn't ing till
extra
role
of
checker
as
of
yore.
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a MISSION
that she did not have the odor of it be fair to take him your news Miss Noland, regular checker at The j
Rodney
at
St.
liquor on her breath and had not publish also! If The Advocate Portland, was called to Chicago Mon- Morning service. Knott
II a. m.; 8un-
been drinking. .Several other wit­ to
do your printing as well day to attend the funeral of her sister. ,]Hy School, 12 m. Archdeacon
nesses testified the same way. Yet cannot
who died suddenly in that city, of Black in charge. Mr. B. Coles, lay
as reasonable as the other fel­ heart
the state would have a conviction and
failure
low.
you
are
perfectly
justified
¡11
reader. A cordial welcome awaits
upon the testimony of such wit­ taking it to him. But The Ad­ Gilbert
former hell-hop at The you at St. Phillip».
nesses as a self-confessed bar­ vocate can, and will.—a trial is Portland, Kirk,
has caught on to an apart­
tender who had not drunk in his all it asks.
ment
house
job.
S H IL O H B A .T IS T C H U RCH
lifetime, more than a “ washtub
Honorable
Harry
L.
Day.
president
76th and t£. Everett Sts.
full of liquor " and his assistant
Hotel Company, and
Preaching H am . and 8 p. m.
at the accident, a brilliant (?) real Williams Avenue Y.W.C.A. of his the wife, Portland
spent several days this week
Sunday School 10 a. m.
estate dealer who attempted to Sunday, the 8th, Vesper service at at the hotel.
B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m
tell just what brand of liquor the
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Association was given over L. A. Goodwin, pioneer employe of
defendant had been drinking. Now to the a Main
The
Portland,
also
J.
D.
Fort,
an
em
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(Continued
page 1)
Race
Relations
program.
Mrs.
with such testimony, no fair mind­ E. S. Collins, Chairman on Colored ploye of The Portland, are sick-listed severe blow but it from
will not destroy this
ed jury of twelve respectable citi­ Work,
and Beechy are the names determined body of men and women
presided; Mrs. John Henderson, of Williams
zens could do other than their
the
two
new
w)io believe in Garvey, in spite of all
member, conducted the de­ land dining room. captains in The Port- lhat
plain duty which was to find the committee
his enemies may say or do. The
votional*;
Miss
F.
S.
Keeney,
general
defendant “ not guiltv” as thev
The
"Uncle
Tom
”
hotel
employes
,'re*
that Garvey started burning will
secretary, spoke briefly on the work of
did.
almost passe, but a new pest has no* he quenched because Garvey may
the Williams Avenue Branch, and the are
their places. It is the loud-mouth, he forced to relinquish the reigns of
The real labor question: Are Shaw Q uartette, composed of Miss taken
"hee-hee,"
"haw-haw" fellows who government. Garvey followers have
Frieta
Shaw,
soprano.
Mrs.
J.
V.
G
ray­
you willing to work?’’
think their action shows smartness, *n ’deal to espouse and as the years
Out fitting
A LAUGH FOR YOU News of the Churches
How Gossipers Look
son, contralto. Dr Hugh Bell, tenor,
and Mr. J. McArthur, basso, accom­
panied by Mrs. J. Edwards, rendered
Negro Spirituals. Miss Margie L. Dan-
ley. Branch executive secretary, spoke
on the subject of "Race Achieve­
ments." The Misses Lottie Johnson,
lone Duke. Rosalee Bird, Bessie
James, Ruth Anderson, and Lillian
Avery assisted during the social hour.
In the audience were noted Mrs. N.
M. Carr, Mrs. R. Harding. Dr. Howe,
Mr. W. D Allen, Mrs. C. Bunch and
Miss Pearl Stewart.
On Sunday evening at the Epw-orth
M. E. church, a quartette from the
Blue Triangle Club assisted in the Lin­
coln Night celebration Misses Lorena
Mathews. Helen Logan. lone Duke
and Lottie Johnson rendered music
numbers accompanied on the piano by-
Did you ever uotice the look
on the face of professional liars
and gossipers when they are about
to blabb out some scandal or ill
rumor about someone? It makes
little difference to the long mouth­
ed gossipers whether their victim
be friend or foe, the poison is in
their rotten system, and it’s just
bound to out upon somebody.
The folly of a husband fre­
quently develops the wisdom of a
wife.
We are anxiously awaiting the
edict of Governor Ma Ferguson of
Texas, regarding those penitenti-
ary guards who are reported to
, Committee
IJanlcy of Management and
have shot to death, lynched and the The Trustees
the Branch are hav­
beat to death a number of prison­ ing a special of meeting
ers. for the least infractir r.-oi tip the 17th, at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. Feb.
rules of the institution.
The Mothers' Club invites all women
to attend the senes of lec­
Capital is aomething a radical interested
tures
given
by Mrs. A. Stevens each
hates until he acquires some.
Tuesday at 4.
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Judge Curran of Chicago
The Grade School Reserves will have
a Valentine Party on Saturday after­
noon at 3 p. m All children are invited
to come and bring valentines for their
friends
o-
Stay o ff Easter Monday night. Adv
Down in Chicago, a white girl,
old enough to marry whom she
pleases without the consent of
" mamma,” enters the holy bonds
of matrimony with a young man
of color. He takes her to his ow n Suy M d. te M„ ch 17th_ Mer.
people and prepare» to support
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but instead it displays gross ignorance
by the mistakes of the past will be
made stepping stones to bigger and
and poor breeding.
better things."
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said estate are hereby notified to p re­
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required, to the undersigned at 419
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within six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published, February
7. 1925. last publication March 7, |9J5
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DOINGS OK THE ELKS
l>t Ruler lletlie Wallace of Helio­
trope I cinplr of Elks lias hern granted
an injunction against Grand Dt. Laura
E Williams, Ella G. Berry, 1) D of
t Im ago, and a dozen or more mem
Iwr« of the local Temple. Much dis
satisfaction has existed among the
members over Dt. Ruler W allace who
lias been elected five consecutive tim et
to that office over the protest of those
members So notorious was their con­
duct that she suspended them, where­
upon they appealed to the D. I) and
Grand Dt. Ruler who ordered them
reinstated. I his order the Dt Ruler
failed to obey and sought the assistance
of a court of law to back up her rul­
ing I he judge, in granting tltc in­
junction, forhits the suspended mem
bers from attending any meetings of
the Temple, or from interfering with
Dt Ruler Wallace in any manner.
Those on the sick list, Brothers O.
for lowest Taxi rates in Portland
; Checker Taxi rates save you 10c per S I lionias, George Stedmyer and E.
trip for one passenger, 30c per trip Williams, arc reported improved.
for two passengers, 50c per trip for All the Bills and Daughters, their
three passengers, 70c per trip for four friend*
and other folk are making
passengers, no matter how short your
trip may be.
grand preparation* to attend the 19th
Grand Ball, Monday 23d.
No charges for extra passenger» Elks Dt Annual
Fanny Bond continues ill and is
T hat's playing fair with the public. j domiciled at the residence of her
We are prospering and see no need for daughter. Dt. Irene Moore, in Rose
City Park.
higher rates.
And who are the Checker Cab Co ? Dt Pearl Carroll took suddenly ill
We are not a great corporation of un­
limited wealth. We can't afford to Sunday night.
pay for a lot of expensive newspaper The Drill corps entertained at a love­
advertising and still keep cab rates low. ly afternoon tea Sunday at the resi­
We must be economical. So remem­
ber this: Next time you want a rab, dence of Dt. Rachael Young. More
hail or call a Checker. We answer than 100 guests called and enjoyed the
calls quickly. Preferring Cherkers is delicious repast. The money raised
a good habit. W e'll certainly appreci­ from the Ira will be used in further­
ate your steady patronage. Help us ing the work of the Drill corps.
keep cab rates down; help us make
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Pastor Offers Resignation—It has
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come to The Advocate from a reliable
»ource, that Rev. E. C. Dyer, pastor of
Mt Olivet Baptist church has tend­
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Hie resignation has not been acted up­
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Indiana poll. W orld. (!„d.) died Janu-
[ary 24th after three months’ illness
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