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P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N , S A T U R D A Y , A P R I I . 11, 1925
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P R IC E 5 C E N T S
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ELAN PLANNED TO GET RID OF COLOR
N. A. A. C. P. F1GHS TEXAS WHITE PRIMARY
N A.A.C.P. B egin. Fi*h« on
T exas P rim ary Law W hich
D isfranchises Negroes.
LOCAL and FOREIGN
M L 'U /C UD IL'L'C
IN r> n 5 » K IK E 3
T he John Reed C hildren’s
Colony in Russia
’ A rrow T ip s’’
N egroes D em and Sm ith
C ensure Judge T iernan
Child Musical M arvel H ad
Never Seen Piano
Klan Planned to ‘‘Get Rid of
N egro” N ewspaper P u b ­
lisher in H ouston, Texas.
(B y Kit« Reid)
H ere ia a bit of poetry from the Call R em arks of Court in Sentencing
In 1924, fifty children, orphaned by
(C olum bian Press B ureau)
Man “Appeal to Mob and Lynch
New York, April 2. — Clifford D.
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Among recent c a lieri to T he Ad famine and the war, fourteen and fif­ "M essenger," a monthly magazine
P u n i Appeal to U. S. Suprem e Court
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published by the W estern U nion T ele­
L aw .”
M allory (w hite). President of the M al­ W anted to "C ut H im In Piece*” and
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. . . vocale were E d W a tluhgtoii, well and teen years of age, began the expert
in C aie B aiu n in El Paao— AU
C arry H im O ff Piecemeal.
lory Steam ship Line, who returned
I».pillarly known fraternal man
Mr. mein known today as the John Reed graph C om pany for its m essengers
"W hite P rim ary" L aw . ni South In- ... .
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This
is
supposed
to
he
an
essay
on
T
he
N
ational
A
ssociation
for
the
A
d­
C
hildrens'
Colony,
in
tom
e
old
m
on­
from
N
assau
last
week
aboard
the
W a .h in ilo n renewed Inn auharnption
volved in T M t C aie
"T he Frog." w ritten by a ten-year-old vancem ent of Colored People. 69 F ilth Munson liner M unargo with Mrs. M al­
New York, April 10—The National
to The A dvócate; a l.o Rev J F astery buildings on th r plains of m id­
Swedish
youngster:
Association
for the A dvancem ent of
avenue,
made
public
yesterday
a
letter
dle
Volga
in
Russia
They
had
been
lory,
said
they
had
taken
a
piano
to
Byrd, who ferla hr cannot get alona
New York. N Y., April 9 An at
crowded out of th r children's homes in “W hat a wonderful bird the frog are. addressed to G overnor Smith in which an eleven-year-old N egro girl at Colored People, 69 Fifth avenue, has
i w ithout the "old reliable "
talk in the to u r t, on the T r a a . "W hite
the association asked that disciplin­ French Creek, on A ndres island, and received reports from H ouston, Texas,
the Saratov region, the most desolate W hen he hop. he fly. almost.
Prim ary" law. which specifically dr
W hen he stand, he sit, alm ost.
ary action be taken against Judge J. that the girl, w ho had never seen a indicating that it was at one tim e the
of th r famine stricken districts.
Clarence C am eron W hite announce.
liar* M ark, from voting in the D em o­
H arry T iernan. of Staten Island, who piano before in her Hie, sat down and plan of the local Ku K lux K lan to
T h r local governm ent gave them the Ain't got no sense, hardly,
cratic prim arie., and which will ron the o rrh r.tra tio n of "B andanna S ket­ buildings and land of th r old m onas­ Ain't got no tail, hardly, either,
: in ser ;encing a N egro for robbery is played with rem arkable ability. Mr. lure a N egro new spaper publisher into
che.,"
O
p
u
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IA
for
full
o
rc
h
r.tra
and
.titu le the oprniUK of a g ru rra l a t­
tery; the C hildren's Commission of the So when he stand, he sit on what he alleged to have said that "for the same M allory and friends discovered the girl a doctor's office, cut him in small
tack u|ion di.franrhiaem enl of colorrd a l.o "F ro m the Cotton F ield.," Op i C entral G overnm ent gave (hem its
ain't got, a lm o st"
crime the prisoner would have been playing with a keyboard which she pieces and carry the rem ains off, each
IH.
H
r
a
l.o
h
a
.
the
u
n
i
t
num
ber,
people in the South, ia announced by
had in some way obtained. They re­ K lansm an taking a small part of the
blessing, the name “John Reed Chil-
burned at the stake in the South."
They can be
the National A »«octal inn for the Ad- in hand a rra n a rm rn t
A ccording to a recent study of the
i dren's Colony" and $500 00 w orth of
The letter called “contradictory” turned to Nassau, purchased a piano body.
obtained
from
Carl
Flacher.
Inc.,
v an rrm rn t of Colored People. 69 Fifth
tool*. horse« and teachers' wage«. Anna purrhasing pow er of the dollar which i Judge X iernan's position that his re­ and took it to the N egro child prodigy.
T estim ony to th h effect was given
Avenue, New York City. M e r a . F Cooper Square, New York. N. Y I-ouitr S trong was asked to become is part of my wages, made hy the m arks could not be interpreted as ap­
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in a suit involving the Klan, accord­
Many
P
o
rtla
n
d
e
r,
have
had
the
plea»-
C. K nollm hrtK and K H ( hannell,
its “guardian" and help them build a Bureau of Municipal Research of Phil­ proving mob rule and insisted that he
ing to an account published in the
of Kl P a.o, have hern retained to ron ure more than onre of haA ng heard model self supporting farm school "on adelphia. I spend 44 I cents for things had shown “his unfitness to sit upon
H ouston, Texas, P ost-D ispatch of
d u n the caw in the T e a l, co u rt, and ,h r «“ » " " « “ “ hed violim .l and com- th r American style.”
to eat, 13.9 cents for clothes to wear. the bench of any court in New York
M arch 20. George B. K im bro Jr., a
with them.
the even, of appeal to ,K*'rr 1 U rr,,t f 1 * h " c T he ,,um
From D r S trong we learned th r fol­ 14 1 cents for a roof over my head, City.'
form er high official of the K lan is
the U S Suptenie C ourt, will lie
, , r , ‘ *rr *.Uo wri,,<>n ,or viol,n “ ,,d lowing
5 1 ren ts of it for light to read and
T he letter continued:
reported to have testified as follows:
•ociated Moorficld Storey of Boston, I"-" 1"
Ten boys moved out to the m onas­ work by and for fire to warm my
“ It is felt that if the rem arks made
"M cCall was obsessed with an idea
former president of the A m erican Bar
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tery in November with a few instruc­ hones. 1 cent goes to educate me and by Judge T iernan. which are so oal-
of getting rid of a new spaper pub­
Association and J a m r. A Cobh, of
tors. snd began making beds and tables for reading m aterial and the rem aining pable an appeal to mob and lynch law,
lisher by the name of Richardson and
W a.hitiiilon. former special a ..i.ta n l
and benches from th r wood ot a broken 21.8 cents I spend for insurance, health, are allowed to go unchallenged N e­
at tim es suggested to me plans to get
to the l ' S A ttorney for the District
house which they had perm ission to carfare, taxes, etc. Food, clothing and groes and individuals of other m inority
rid of him. O ne fellow suggested that
of Columbia
demolish. O ld condensed milk cans shelter absorb 721 cents, ft is any groups when on trial in the future
we get the N egro up in a doctor's of­
The p r o m t ra .e a n .e a out of the
from th r fam ine-feeding days were wonder that the greatest cause of un­ may be the victim s of gross injustice
fice and cut him to pieces and then
denial to Dr I. A Nixon, qualified
ham m ered in their prim itive work shop rest am ong the w orkers is the fear of from judges and juries influenced in
each K lansm an carry down a piece of
voter, of the unfit to participate in the
into cups and bowls and saucers— the penniless old age? O ut of the whole this manner.
him and destroy it. McCall jum ped
prim ary election at FI P a .o The re-
only tablew are they had for the first dollar 3 re n ts ra n hr spent for in su r­
“W e -a re taking the liberty of u rg ­
at the idea." K im bro said he would
fu«al to perm it Dr Nixon to vote in
year In D ecem ber came fifteen more ance and unless this is in the form of ing upon you such action as is possible
not be positive who suggested the
the p n m a rir. i. ha.cd upon an act
children, including some girls and a an endow m ent policy, one must die in tow ard the censuring, disciplining and.
scheme.
passed in May, 192.1. Iiy the T cx a. 1
m atron
They made m attresses filled order to realize on it
if possible, im peachm ent of Judge
K im bro then testified concerning
Irgi.lature, rradm tr a . follow .:
with straw ; they began their task of
Tiernan."
intentions
of an alleged K lan grand
"All qualified v o ter, under the law .
cooking and sewing and cleaning for
Such a lot of serious things to w rite , The association also has appealed I q
jury at W h arto n to "get rid" of R ich­
and constitution of the S tate of Texas,
the colony T hrough the w inter one about this week. H ire is an item that the New Y ork Bar A ssociation.— N.
ardson. T he grand jury was to issue
who i. a liana fide mem ber of the Deni l
group of boys ran a little mill and se­ ought to make ever« housewife sit up Y. T ribune, March 22.
a subpoena to Richardson on the pre­
orralic party, .h all he eligible to par-
cured from it three m onths' bread for and take notice: T h r city of W innipeg,
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text of questioning him about som e­
im p a le in any D em ocratic prim ary
the colony, others made shoes with a up to the north, ow ns and operates
Alvin IngensoL nephew of J W.
thing published in his paper, K im bro
election, provided »uch voter complies
few tools which 1 managed to buy for its own electric light and power plant Ingersol. is here from Los Angeles to
Bro. O. S. Thom as, w ho will recite declared. R ichardson was to be brought
with all laws and ru le, governing party
them ; o thers worked in our carpenter It charges the W innipeg housewife 254 reside.
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“T hanatopsis" at the E lks Memorial to W harton in the hands of a sheriff.
prim ary electio n ., however in no event
shop making beds and tables.
cents per kilowat hour as against about
services Sunday.
1 wo men. know n as “crack shots,"
«hall a N egro be eligible to partici­
By planting time there were fifty 8 cents which the P ortland housewife
T he public school enrollm ent in
were to be placed at secret points near
pate in a D emocratic party prim ary
children in the colony. The older boys pay*
A fter paying «11 expenses for W ashington. D C , includes 22.822 col­
T h irty Y ear* D oorkeeper.—Edw ard the court house, arm ed with rifles. The
election held in the State of T c x a . and
Bro. J. W Bolt*. w ho will deliver moved out to the fields to camp under operation and upkeep, the plant paid ored pupils.
Savoy, who has been doorkeeper for sheriff was to bring R ichardson across
«liould a N egro vote in a D em ocratic the eulogy, ’ O u r D eparted Brother*," a straw shelter while they ploughed into W innipeg's treasury $50.000 last
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the secretary- of state in the U. S. cap­ the court house lawn and at a given
prim ary election, .uch ballot .h all be Sunday at Bethel church.
the soil with their home made ploughs year. In addition to service at cost,
P etersburg, Va., has a "L adies A ux­ ital at W ashington for 30 years, is
signal step aside and perm it the rifle­
void and election official, are herein
and planted it with free seed from the th r city installs electric ranges free. iliary of the Colored C em etery A sso­ threatened with retirem ent by the civil
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men to shoot dow n R ichardson.
directed to throw out .uch ballot and
service board, but Vice President
A Correction. In last week's issue governm ent. T hat harvest, when it a r ­ H ow 's that for municipal ownership? ciation."
Mr. C. F . R ichardson is publisher
not count the same "
Dawes declares it shall not be done,
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of The Advocate the fashion show- rived. was enough to feed 75 children
of
the H ouston Inform er, a colored
It ia contended by the Advancem ent
A. L. Corneal was elected Inner and has put into force a new rule which
A taw which was passed at the last
and dance adv., sponsored by St. for an entire year.
weekly.
A .aoriation that under the system of
Nearby
was
a
better
farm
ing
district
session
of
the
legislature
has
attracted
G
uard
of
the
Elks
W
ednesday
night,
will
save
Savoy
his
job.
Philips Guild, stated that the adm is­
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one-party
dom inrtice in Southern sion would l>e SOc including checking and a year later the governm ent gave much less attention than it deserves. to succeed J. Rhoades, who resigned.
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States, where candidstrs for ofifer are
them
an
old
estate
that
had
been
con­
If
enforced
(notice
the
if.
please)
it
E
dw
ard
M
organ,
who
blows
a
'm
ean'
N ot All Jazz
.
.
. It should have read 60c including
virtually elected m .he pm nar.es. to j fh fc k i||
Rc#der, plca, c u k c no, r fiscated during the revolution. O ver «ill put a stop to the very em barrass­
Secretary of Com m erce H erbert trom bone in the W ebb’s orchestra, was ,
debar any class of v o ter, from the o( , h f corrcction
1000 acres of land, buildings enough ing exhibitions which suburban resi­ H oover says, "T he recruiting ground in the city a few days last week. Mr.
W ashington, D. C , A pril 10.—A m u­
prim aries i* m effect to disfranchise j
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for 300 children, a giant mill —buildings dents have had thrust upon them by for the future leaders of the U nited M organ returned to Seattle Monday
sical evening, designated to dem on­
them
The constitutionality of the
The P ortland B ranch of the N ation­ w orth tw o or three hundred thousand the auto “spooners” that infest the States will be on the farm s rath er than w here he will again assist in furnish­ strate that A m erican music is not all
T exas statute and of other similar
ing music for the Steam er A lexander. jazz will be a feature of the Sixth
al Association for the A dvancem ent of dollars. And here they are m aking a roadsides in the quiet outside districts. in the factories.”
sta tu te , throughout the South is in­
T he law is short and reads as follows:
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Colored People held a splendid m eet­ wonderful experim ent.
Q uinquennial Convention of the In ­
volved in the case
There are now 150 children; young
"A ny person who shall be guilty
G eorge Mullen, 318 E 41st St., re ­
Miss G ladys A nderson left W ednes­ ternational Council of W omen, which
ing at First A M E. Zion church
Decision has already been rendered ...
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I ursday evening the 7th
M auricr her keepers, millers, carpenters, shoe­ of any violent, riotous or disorderly turned T uesday from a tw o weeks' day for Seattle, W n., w here she has will be in session here from May 4 to
agamat Dr Nixon and the F.l Paso
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Mr. accepted a position as stenographer in May 14, 1925. A m erican Negroes and
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r.. I rtim p ark rr, congressm an from makers, am ong the boys and liousr- conduct, or any obscene, immoral, in­ trip to points east and south
Branch of the N ational Association I .. .
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| third congressional district of O regon, k rrp ers. dressm akers am ong the girls. decent. lewd or lascivious act, or who Mullen i n c l u d e d Memphis, Tenn., an office.
Indians will join with A m erican com ­
for the A dvancement of ( olored Peo i
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. w»s the principal speaker. He urged They have Iheir own little library and shall use any profane, abusive or ob­ where he spent several days with his
posers and artists of distinction in a
plr, by the l-ederal D istrict Court a n d ! ..
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B om , to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. M or­ notable program .
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the race to work for its own develop theatre, hopelessly crude but develop­ scene language upon any grounds used m other, Mrs. Sallie H unt, 698 W right
the ease is now bring appealed
W hile there he turned out with row , 695 K earney St., a baby g irl, S at­
m ent; stressed constitutional rights of ing. And they have an E nglish teach­ or kept as a w atering place, or place St
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A statem ent on the rase issued by
race and spoke on the eon-.titutiun.il- er. sent to them by the Q uaker Relief of public resort, or near or upon any the K. of P. lodge of which he makes urday, April 4, 1 A. M. M other and
Mrs.
C
lara
BeU, Dr. H ugh A. Bell,
Janies W eldon Johnson. Secretary of
public highway or who shall be guilty glow ing reports. F our hundred uni­ infant doing finely. Dr. Jeanette Ma- her son, and Rev. H. Leo. Johnstone,
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. . i ity of the D yer anti-lynching hill, Association.
the N ational A ssociation for the Ad |
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The governm ent supplies food and of any such conduct, or act, or use form ed K nights m arched in the parade tilsky in charge. The baby has been
i Misses
D orthulu \ \ im ams and Bar-
were the dinner guests of E ditor and
vancemeilt of Colored People, savs:
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i oara H ubbard and M aster Donald An- teachers' wages but equipm ent is sadly- any such language in any house or and the “tu rn o u t" of the lodge was nam ed Lucy Ann.
Mrs. E. D. Cannady Sunday at their
It is clearly evident that decision .
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lacking
and
l>r.
S
trong
is
now
in
the
building upon such grounds shall, up­ held at Sanctified Tem ple which has
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. i derson furnished the music for the
home
in Irvington. Place cards and
in this case will profoundly affect the
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A pproxim ately 80 per cent of all other decorations announced the n ear­
occasion. J. A Ewing, president. pre- United States raising money for live­ on conviction thereof, he punished by a seating rapacity of 2000. The T em ­
N egro in America So long as the N e­
stock.
tools
and
m
uch-nerdcd
m
achin­
a fine not exceeding $500.00. or by ple was filled on this occasion. Mr. high schools in the U nited S tates are ness of E aster.
sided and presented the speaker; Lc<
groes can be deprived of free access
im prisonm ent not to exceed 6 months, Mullen visited many of his old time located either in the open country or
C. A nderson, secretary, urged those ery.
to the ballot because of their color,
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or by both such fine and im prison­ friends and was greatly im pressed with in villages having less thati 2500 in- j Mrs. L. K. W eeks is the house guest
who had not to join th r organization.j
just so long can tlu-ir economic, legal,
the progress in business and other bnes habitants.
A large audience was ill attendance Voices Needed for “ R osaria” ment. . , .”
for several weeks of Mrs. E. L. Jam i­
political and oth er rights be d isre­
Let us hope that all decent citizens the colored people of M emphis are
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son, 868 Garfield Ave., prior to her
garded with im punity. Since the D em ­
Those who are interested in the sue- departure May 1st for California and
Many colored persons will have a will help to enforce this law and thus m aking As far as Chicago he was ac­
Mr*. R. T. W ater* of St Paul, Minn.,
ocratic prim ary constitutes the entire
a visitor in the city, attended Dahlia chance to appear in "R osaria," the j help to put a stop to the disgraceful companied by H erm an Hill who stop­ cess of W ilberforce U niversity are | thence to W ashington, D. C. and east­
machinery of rlertio n to office in most
pleased with the appointm ent of Edi- \ ern cities
Tem ple m eeting Tuesday evening and great pageant telling the story of the experienres which m any of us who ped off in that city to visit friends.
Mrs. W eeks plans to be
of the Southern States, this rase in ­
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tor H arry C. Sm ith of the Cleveland ' gone a year before returning to her
in a brief talk com plim ented the T em ­ rose, which will be perform ed o n : live in out-of-thc way places have
volves th r only effective way of strik ­
ple on its splendid show ing and ex­ M ultnom ah field every night. June 15 been forced to endure.
P ro g ram of th e P.W .M .B. G azette to the board of trustees.
home in Portland.
ing a blow for th r N rg ro 's right to
pressed herself as being highly pleased to 20. A great stage 200 feet wide
Club
vote. In undertaking a vigorous pros­
H ere is the office eat again—this
A. A. Jones, 271 W heeler St., re ­
with all she had seen of the work of wil he built there for the pageant and
The associate editor of The Advo­
ecution of the ease known as Nixon
ceived the sad intelligence of the death cate spoke hefore a group of young
th r organization.
Mrs. W aters will 5000 persons will appear in it. C ol­ time scratching and spitting about the
The
next
program
of
the
Portland
vs. H erndon, the National Association
turn out with the Tem ple Sunday a f­ o rrd folks are needed to appear in recess appointm ent of T hom as F. W om en's Mutual Benefit Club will be of an aunt. Mrs. Lottie H ayes, in K an­ and elderly people at A rleta P resby­
for th r Advancem ent of C olorrd P eo­
ternoon in its annual memorial crlr- Persian, F.gvptian and Grecian scenes W oodlock to be a m em ber of the In ­ held M onday. April 20, room "F " pub­ sas City. Mo., Saturday. A pril 4th.
terian church Sunday evening. She
ple feels it is perform ing a service not
terstate Comm erce Com m ission W hat lic library, at 8:30 P. M. The pro­
and in the final scene.
bration.
F o r Rent, furnished restaurant. A p­ discussed local problem s as result of
The most beautiful woman in l’d tt- is the m atter with President Coolidge? gram will wc as follows: Roll, answ er ply 108 N. 9th St.—Adv.
racial antipathy.
Mrs. Bonnie Bogle was hostess to lantl is w anted to hr queen ot the fes­ W hy does he do such contrary things? by quotations from race authors; C ur­
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the Rosebud Study Club W ednesday tival. In th r final scene of the p ^ e a n t A fter being advised twice that the sen­ rent events, (a^ local, (b) statewide,
afternoon at her home on ,15th St. S. representative groups of all nations ate would not confirm the appointm ent, (c) national; Paper, “W . E. B. Du-
he just goes and prepares the way for Bois" and duscussion; Paper, “C oli-
The m eeting included a literary p ro­ will pay hom age to her.
Anyone who w ants to have a part another spanking by appointing W ood- ridgc T aylor" and discussion; Book
gram and several visitors in the city
should go between 8:30 and 5:30 any lock anyhow I should think the W a r­ Review, "Souls of Black Folk" and
were present for the first time.
day soon to room 604, O regon build- j ren walloping would still he stinging. discussion.
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M em bers and non-m em ­
T his man W oodlock was form erly edi­
Rev. J. W . A nderson returned home ing, Fifth and O ak streets.
bers of the club will take part on the
tor of the W all Street Journal and program , names announced in next is­
Saturday from Spokane, W n. He re ­
The D enver Conference of the Na- after that press agent for big interests sue. Public welcome.
ports the field in good condition. He
ia on the job
Rev. A nderson plans | lional Association for the Advance- and along comes this had hoy Cal
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to go to T exas soon, thence east in the j men! of Colored People which will and says to him, "Tommy, you know-
C harles Redd, 269 W heeler, is on
interest of the N orthw est Coast Bap­ convene June 23-27 lias been invited just what W all Street w ants done with the sick list this week.
I'm going to put
by Colorado Springs to visit that c ity , the railroad rates
tist Association.
and view the scenery including The you on my Interstate Comm erce C om ­ appointm ent."
Now just what do you think of that
Garden of the Gods. T his outing will mission. O f course I know the South
alone to the N egro hut to all America; consume a day and will take place on doesn't want you it w ants represen­ for presidential logic?
Sponsored by St. Phillips Guild
inasikuch as the ro tten borough sy s­ the 27th.
tation for the South. T he W est doesn't
tem of the South afflicts the entire
want you because it is afraid you’ll
Phones Broadw ay 8141, T abor 7100
N ation with sham eless violation of the
Subacribea to M agazine B ecam e of be raising railroad rates instead of
13th, 14th and 15th A m endm ents to It* Fairness to Raca. -L u c iu s Frank reducing them. Then, too. there is
F R A T E R N A L H A L L , F O U R T H ST. A T M A D ISO N
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