THE
APRII. II. 1925
ADVOCATE
T H F A n V O P A T F
En,er*<1 »* ,h* Po»toffic« »« Portland. pa*t, look out for their interest.
Judge Tiernan
ir iE . A D > U W \ I L
Or«r>n. »1 second-ctoaa matter
Pitromi* the firms that sppre
Published every Saturday at
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.vour trade and are not
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afraid to be »««en in your news-
The
material
of which police
huite 312 ul3 Ms cl «ay building.
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communications .»r
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Wrdn«aday. Thuraday and Friday
April IS. 16 and 17
buted to Jiidge J Harry T.ennan
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rawthin’ has somethin' the matter with
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Magazine Is Sorry
"They have rights who dare main
tain them.“ — Janies Russell Lowell.
M E L L E N T H IN
ern state. That such a remark
^»,oul»i arouse extreme indigna
tion in the North is accepted as
a matter o f course, but what alumt
fho insll|t tw th,. South T
The matter has been presented
t0
Bar Association o f New
York by Wm 1. Patterson of
Ovett, Hall & Patterson, attor-
^ v a . and the N A. A. C. IV un-
(,,.r tht, leadership o f James Wei-
lJoll j 0hnsoll j,s secretary, is in
<.0ramuincation with members of
legislature at Albany. The
learned Police Judge will probab
ly wish that his attitude ha«l been
more dignifi«>«l before he h«>srs
the last o f his ill advist'd utter
ance.
1 agree with you. we were
thoughtless and unfair. It was
flippancy, not prejudice, that
caused the article to which you
object I am sorry. Through you.
iipob^giae to any of the 11,000,-
000 whom we may have hurt.
J E S C S CH RIST S
' ' hat amends can we maket
M T O L IV E T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
R E S U R R EC TIO N
Last 1st amt Schuyler Su
it seems to me that the best pos
OUR HOPE — Now
R*v. K. I', Dyer. Pastor
sible amends is for us to resolve
Res 1870 Foster Street
if Christ be preached
m the future to be as fair as we
Phones Re* . Walnut 0425, Slmty, Esst JJJJ
that he rose from
were up to the time of this un
the dead, how say
fortunate article.”
some a m o n g yon
Such were the words of apology
A T T E N T IO N
that there is no resurrection of the dead! But if there be
made through the N. A. A. C. P.
no resurrection of the dead, then is Christ not risen: And
by the editor o f the " T im e ” mag
Faster Sunday night at the First A M /ion Church
if Christ be not risen, then is our preaching vain, and your
azine to the colore«! people o f the
A Dramatic Cantata o( eighteen select voice* will he rrndere«! entitled
faith is also vain. Yea. and we arc found false witnesses of
country for the use o f "b la ck a
RT REV ALEXANDER
God : because we have testified o f God that he raised up
m oor" and other «ibjeotmnable
" T H E T R IU M P H "
CHRISTIE
Christ: whom he raised not up. if so be that the dead rise
terms and phrases in an article
not. For it the dead rise not, then is not Christ raised:
l»t
Introduction Instrumental by Mis* Yetive Shelhv and Mr It Turner
in that publication. What a man-
When the kindly soul o f Arch
And if Christ be not
2nd. Unison Recitative "W h o is He that. Cometh?"- Alto» and Baritone*
!y stand! It is a fine example bish«>p Alexander Christie, vet
raised, y o u r faith
that many editors might follow , „ n leader o f the Catholic church Jrd Full Chorus "Glory he to Je*u»"
is va in : ye are yet
4th
Duel. Soprano* and Alto*, by Mcsdamcs Ross. Clemen*. Bird. 1 annon
for their employment o f the term m Oregon pass, ,1 on last S « .„ r
in your sins. Then
C.rav, Bower*, Misses K Mills, H ard lladnott. Mabel Hawkins
negress
and the like in their ,|ay. there passe,| a great ami
they also which are
5th Full Chorus— "L et Saint* on Farth"
publications.
good man, ami if there ix a foun
fallen a s l e e p
in
dation for the Christian faith, 6th Tenor Solo-- "In the Fnd of the Sabbath" Mr W valt \N illiams
Christ are perished.
ZION CHURCH CHOIR
when the soul <>f the Archbishop! 7th Full t horus—"N ow is Christ Risen from the Dead"
I f in this life only
awoke in spirit land, the lights! Stli Soprano Recitative— " O Death. Where is Thv Sting*"- Mesdame*
we have h o p e in
I f you would enjoy a splendid were all turtle«! low. noiseless feet
Turner and William*
Christ, we are o f all
musical program, the Zion A. M. were moving near and all the «li-i 9th Full Chorus "Bui Thanks Be to God W ho tiiveth t'a the \ ietorv’
m e n m o s t miser
E. church next Sunday evening, vine instruments were playing a 10th. Alto Solo— "M ary’» S ouk " Mrs I Bower*
able.
BUT N O W
is the place to go. The choir. soft r,.frail| o f w,.|rom<.. Through llth Full Chorus—"Hallelujah, He Arose"
IS C H RIST RISEN
wine.' is recogniz«'«! as one o f the a long life, the Bishop went about 12th. Solo—"A n g e l"— M i»» Rosalce Bird
FROM TH E DEAD
best in the city will conduct the doing go«nl every day. The |>eace IJth
Mary and Martha at the Savior's !'onili" Misse* Nadine Shelhv and
and become the first
[program. Your presence is and o f eternity has wrapped him
Flleanor Jackson
fruits o f them that
¡co-operation will In- highly appre around like a robe.
14th "The O ffertory"
slept. — I Corinth
ciated hv the pastor and members.
15th "Calvary"
Mr I re Anderson
ians 15 :12 to 20.
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H O TE L NOTES
Don't forget the Great Mock Conference next Sunday and Monday night*
Joe Crane, former private waiter at
Philadelphia and the Race
Let"» put thi* over in great »tyle
fl L E O J O H N S T O N . l ’a*tor
The Portland, more recently a panlrv
line of busiimss. anil yet they are
‘Rosaría’
St. Philip* Easter da>. April 12th. 9 JO A M . Holy Communion. Morn
Philadelphia will celebrate the man at the Chamber of Commerce, ha*
too "stingx-’ ’ to patronize the
ing Prayer and Sermon. II A M Sundae. April 19th. II A M Holy Com
Our raee is noted for its colored newspaper, or they sim 50th anniversary o f the signing, accepted a job on a dining ear from m u ll ion with Sermon. Rev John G Hatton l-ay *rrvice* all «ether Sunday»
music. Local singers among our ply feel they have a cinch on the o f the Declaration o f Indepeud- [ Portland to California
at II A M
Mr Blame B Cole*, lav rradrr
Church School everv Sundai
group have a splendid opportuni business of the race and do not ence by an Exposition to be helil | Jack Brat;«*, private waiter at The
ty for using their voices through have to consider their organ— in Fairmont Park in 1926. uniler Portland for several months, resigned ■*,,cr mornmg M r>u*
helpful instruction anil at the the newspaper. Colored people the auspices o f the S«»squi Cen this week and left immediately for
same time rendering a civic and are beginning more and more to tennial Exposition Association. Ogilen, Utah
Waiter* at the Royal Poincina, Palm
patriotic service. In another col realize the necessity o f patroniz This is o f interest to our people
Beach. Fla., led by Josef F. McClain,
as
Mayor
Kendrick
o
f
Philadel
ing
H
k
>
s
>
who
patronize
them,
umn ° f this issue we are publish
ing a notice telling where and therefore, they take priile in pat phia. has extended an invitation head waiter, raised an offering of
when to apply for a place in the ronizing those firms that ailver- to Pres. King o f Liberia, to at- $1684 to give to the Florida Normal
big pageant. "R o s a r ia " to be tisc in their newspapers. They teiul the celebration. Pennsylvania and Industrial Institute at St, Au
sung during the Rose Festival. often ask us why is it that cer has mueh to present in the way of gustine. Fla . which was recently de
importance o f her Negro popula stroyed by fire.
The Advocate urges those o f our tain firms do not advertise in The
tion.
Philadelphia has about
There are several
group, both men and women, boys; Advocate,
200,000 within her
limits, anil 9 ld Time Revival is the name given
and girls, who have singing voices thousand colored people in the
many participate ill
the govern- ! tu undenominational meetings held
city
o
f
Portland
and
if
these
peo
to get in an help to make this the
Such exjierts1 «very evening (except Monday) at 8
ple come together and patronize mental affairs.
grandest event ever.
those who patronize their paper, ¡from our own ranks as Forrester] P- M. and on Sunday at 11 A. M.
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B. Washington, A. L. Manly. John d P M and 8 P. U at 754 S. First
Prohibition is five vears old some o f these firms who do not
T.
Clarke and others, have di St., corner Wo«id. Rev J. E Byrd,
think
it
essential
to
advertise,
and still a bottle baby.
rected
the housing and industrial pastor, and Sister Clara Robinson,
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will have to " s it up and take
conditions which are so imfiortant singing evangelist. Next Sunday the
notice."
The
Advocate
has
some
Attention W hite Advertisers
firms that have always a«lvertised to the well-being o f any citizen devotional exercises will be led by Jim
liberally.
These firms w ill testi ship and for lack of which our Byrd from California. Mr Byrd is a
W e wonder how many o f you
Special solo
race has suffered so intensely. It relative ol the pastor
have ever stopped to consider the fy to the fact that colored people is anticipate«! that prominent men will be sung by Sister Clara Robin
respond
when
they
see
their
ads
amount of money colored people
and women o f our race will con son and "The Foundation of Easter”
spend in your stores, and if you in our paper.
tribute in their leadership to is the subject from which the Rev. J
Let the colored people look out
are giving their newspaper its
The program
wards the success o f Pennsylvania E. Byrd will preach
proportion o f your advertising? for the interest o f their only or in her Exposition.
also includes a paper on Easter by
We know business places in the gan in this city.— The Advocate,
Sister R. E Byrd. The public is cor
Please P*y your subscription to
city getting at least 50 per cent and The Advocate will always, as
dially invited to attend any or all of
i The Aidv° ca,e and *v° id missing an these meetings.
of the colored patronage in their it has tried so hard to do in the 1
issue of the paper.
Shaw J ubileeSingers
Portland Woman’s Club
488 Taylor Street
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925,8:30 P.M.
ADM ISSION 50 CENTS
TH REE DAY8 O N LY
No Charge for Consultation
Dr Mrllrnthiu I* a regular gradual«
hi medicine and surgrrv and is llernsrd
by the slate of Oregon
Hr dor* not
operate (or chronic appendicitis, gall
stones, ulceis of stomach, tonsil* or
adenoid*
Hr ha* to hi* credit wonderful re
sults in disease* of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, »kin, nerve*, heart, kid
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak
1 lung», rhnimati*m. sciatica. Irg ulcer*
i and rrelal ailment*
llrlow are the name* of a frwr uf Id*
i many »«lisfird patient* in Orrgon
Hrdwick Wilson, (mill llraeh. O re.
: varicose ulcer*.
Frank Koehler, The Dalle*, O r e .
'
stomach trouble
Mr* F C Hammock. Myrtle Point,
Ore, goitre.
Mr* John Met ur. Lakoidr, Ore ,
appendicitis
Henry Wesllall, Ontario. Ore , ulcer
of alomaeh
Mr*. F f lla tr v Baker, O re, •<
«etna.
O. M Richey, Boring. Ore . heart
trouble
Louis S Steiber, 326 K Buchanan.
Portland. Ore , adenoid* and tonails
Remember above dale, that consulta
tion on this trip will lie free and that
In* treatment i* different.
Married women mu»t lie aceompa
med by ihnr husband*
Addles*: 211 Bradbury Bldg, la>*
Angrle», l aliform*
D O IN G S O F T H E
ELKS
"The laull* of my brother* I will
«trite upon the »and.
I heir virtue* upon a tablet ol lovr
and jnemory.“
The above irntimenl will be rxprr*l
next Sunday (tom orrow) with «perch«*,
•oug* and solrinn errrmouir*. to com-
nicinoratr the brother* and *i*lrr* of
the order who have pa**rd on. by
every lodge ol Elk* in existence Rote
City Lodge and Dahlia Temple will
gather at their hall at I n'rlock and
at
n'rlock tile order* will march in
a body, led by the Brown Strutter'*
band, to Bethel A
II E ihurch.
2
J
I in ln
\\ i! son
G, 1
R
ol
I 11 »»
recently appointed the following com
mittee to go to Hnhmond. May 24.
1925. to *ee that the proper arrange
ment* are being made for the meet
ing of the grand lodge in Augu»t
Charlr* J Pickett. Kairmount ilught.
114 1 I ilaru Oliver, KiMliukr. \ a ,
Wni H Smith, Baltimore, Mil , and
Henry Lincoln Johnson, Atlanta, Ga
Columbia lodge of Washington, D. C .
ha* recently paid $50.000 (nr a home
• He to oreupv a half block The loilgr
plan* to build in the near future,
where the program will lie rendered.
A special feature of the trip lo the
rhurclt will lie the participation of the
Dahlia Trinplr DfiM i m p *
All \i*
¡ting Elk* and Daughters in good
standing are invited to lake part in the
service and the public i* extended an
invitation to attend
This Space Will Be Reserved For Advertisers Who Specially Appreciate Your Patronage
Health Program Instructive W illiam s Ave. Y. W . C. A. Statement of Ownership,
Management, Circulation,
The grade school girls will have
At the meeting of the Portland W o
etc.,
Required by the Act
men's Mutual Benefit Club Monday their Faster party on Saturday after
of
Congress
of Aug., 1912.
This will be for
evening the 6th m*t., room " F " public noon at the Y. W
Summer Prices
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and T r a c e y
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customer
not satisfied with Roods, ordered ran have m o n e y returned if claim is
made within 15 d ay« from date o f delivery
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Phone Sellwood 3708
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Portland
Your BecreU to th# Ki|Ht man. Happy in F rien d
ship. Husmeta and D o m n tk A ffa ir * . HpelU o f all
kinds rrl#«»#d and broken. L O V E A P P L E 8 in A il
Forms. H i*h John, the i .nqueror. Adam and E vt,
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o f TH E ADVOCATE, published
weekly at Portland, Oregon
State o f Oregon,
County o f Multnomah, hm .
Before me, a notary public in
and for the State and County,
peraonally appeared Mra. E. 1).
Cannady, who, having been duly
sworn by law, depoaeg and say«
that ahe ia the owner of The A d
vocate, an«l the following ia, to
the beat of her knowledge and
belief, a true atatement o f the
ownerahip, management, etc., of
the aforeanid publication for the
date
aa shown in the above cap
For Rent— Nicely furnished rooms;
tion, required by the the Act of
housekeeping privileges. East 7099.—
Atigiiat 24, 1912, embodied in ace-
tion 443, I’ oatal Igtwa and Kcgu
lationa, printed on the reverse of
BAKED HAM
Cleaned and
thia form, to-wit:
Pr eased
Every day
Puhliaher, Mra. E. !). Cannady.
$ 1.00
Portland, Oregon; editor, E. I).
With Potato Salad
Cannady, Portland, Oregon; man
aging editor. Mra. E. I). Cannady ;
buaiiieaa manager, Mra. E. D. Can
^ i ^ h # 7 T T y i ! W
nady. That Mra. E. I). Cannady
ia the aole owner of The A dvo
104
Fourth
St.
Broadway and Everett Street!
cate; that the known hondholdera,
mortgageea and other aeeurity
holdera owning or holding 1 per
cent or more of the total amount
o f bonds, tnortgagea or other ae
euritiea are none.
MRS. E. 1). C A N N A D Y , Owner.
Sworn to and auhaerihed before
me thia the lat day of April, 1925
E. I). C A N N A D Y ,
Notary Public for Oregon.
No charge* for extra passengeri
My commiaaion expirea Novem
162 East Broadway
ber 1, 1928.
4*
Rum Thia Phone Number Into
library. Mis* Marion M. Crowe, head
of the Visiting Nurses' Association, told
of the work of the association and ex
plained the operation of the well baby
clinics. Her talk wa* very instructive
and well received and she promised to
come again
Dr Hugh A Bell dis
cussed the care of the teeth, stressing
prevention of pyorrhea, also the treat
ment of the disease whenever it has
set in. Mrs. Ada Brown, president of
the club, presided. Mesdames Waters
of St. Paul and Gulliford of this city
were visitors.
girls and will be for girls over 10
The Bible class had as a Lenten
speaker Mrs. J Murphy uf main as
sociation who had a* her subj/ct "P as
sion W eek."
•
The Girls Work Committee will set
the date for another progressive din
ner There will be no Easter dinner
at the Y W
The Housing Committee met at the
home of Mrs. J. Harris on Friday af
tern«)on.
Suits
Pressed
35c
Tailored
to
Measure
Suits
Saturdays and Sundays
RICHARDSON’S CAFE
BROADWAY
FRUIT MARKKT
and GROCERY
Between Larrabee and Crosby St*.
C U T R A T E P R IC E S
W e deliver any place within the city
limits any reasonable order
W e desire your patronage
Phone East 6660
For Fair Play and
Clean Competition—
Hail a
CHECKER
BRoadway 8660
Your Good Memory:
CHECKER
GAB COMPANY
O-
For Sale Attractive 7-room house,
garage; $40<l0; term*.
556 Durham
Ave. Walnut 6025.— A«lv.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
ADVOCATE OFFICE