The advocate., April 25, 1925, Image 1

THE ADVOCATE
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WRITER URGES SUPPORT OF THE ADVOCATE
VO!.. XXII.
NO. 35
PRICE 5 CENTS
PORTI.AND, OREOON, SATURDAY. APRII. 25. 1925
DENVER PLANS BIG PORADE-ANNUAL MEETING
D,’oo"f'.r^7 . Si. juta i r LOCAL and FOREIGN
NEWS BRIEFS
A Surprise That Was a
Surprise
Make Near East Mother
Happy on Mother’s Day
Lying to Yourself
‘Arrow Tips’
Urgta Cooperation and Support of
the Advocate—' ' Your Mouth
(By Mrs. C. A. Jenkins)
piece”
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(By Kits Reid)
Motor Club to Stag* Monster Parad*
Lying to others is much less serious “And herein lies the tragedy of the i
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Portland, Oregon. April 2J, 1925.
Mr*. Jack Rragg. .imply cannot get
than
lying
to
yourself.
To
know
this
age;
not
that
men
are
poor—all
men
P«0*»*«
Ar« FaUin« « Their Duty
To
the
Editor:
that .mile off her face which i. an­
New York. N Y . April 2J - H r .u a .; Mr* J “1** A L o u * n* ,or' " " 1iv
I trust* you may find space in an is the beginning of wisdom. Self-de- know something of poverty; not that
other
way
.he
ha.
of
telling
of
the
de
min F Staplaton, Mayor of Denver. > '* c" y' U now r,,ld 'n« ,n ° rtto n * lightful party her husband so success­ early issue of the Advocate to call j ception is the starting point o f moral men are wicked—who is good’ Not Portland. Oregon, April 2J.— Dear
Colorado, ha* accepted an invilatiun to 1 *L
decay. Lying tooth ers be but a harm- that men are ignorant—what ia truth? Fdl,?r: Will you be kind enough to
fully "pulled off” last Thursday night, your readers’ attention to Mother's less
amusement, but lying to yourself Nay, but that men know so little of Pu5l'*h this little thought,
deliver an uddrr** welcoming the Si*
„
° ~ ~
Day,
May
10th.
and
its
observance
by
16th, at the family residence, 462
trenth Annual Conference of the N .
M r ,n d Mr* f A Wisdom. 1512 April
is
sure
to mean inward deformity, the i men."—DuBois.
^ noticed some time ago you invited
the
gift
of
a
mother-made
handkerchief.
illiam, Avr . the occa.ion being the
germ
laden
fleck
that
spreads
disease
•
•
•
,
your
readers to send in their news, and
I tonal Assorialion (or the Advance- 1 n,u" Avr Nor' h' w rr* ho* " (“r » W
There
arc
thousands
of
mothers
me tit of to lo rrd People, which open. d«'l'c.ou. turkey dinner Sunday, hon birthday anniver.ary of M r,. Hraggs. fighting to keep their children with throughout your whole character. Yet Well, Helenmaria is at it again! In ,,ar,ed an open Forum ; I presume for
Rev. and Mr*. X C. Runyon; Long before the honored one arrived them so that they might have mother- it is the commonest, easiest, most sub- plain English, he tells us what a hide-
purpose of creating or stimulating
in that city on Wednesday evening, oring
Mr
and
Mr*. W. C. ficción and their home from an early evening out, the love and care which is the right of tie of sins. If you talk with the in- bound old body of fossils our U. S. an 'ntcr**'- I wa* 8,ad because I
June 24
g u e.t, had arrived and parking their
mates o f the penitentiary with the senate it. And he shakes his fist and dw,l*kl 1 would get an opportunity to
Preceding the Ma*a Meeting in the
rar* in another street at the side rear every child The fact that these m oth­ crime-wrecked
and drug-soaked of the thunders, "W hat the people want is *ee iust wba* ,b* People of^our com-
l ity Auditorium on Sunday, June 28. Prcita Shaw and her jubilee linger* of the house, entered and in the dark­ ers are half way around the world
munity are thinking about But to my
there i* to lie a mounter parade through rrndrrrd a program to approximately I ness concealed lhem»elve». A . »he from us and of a different nationality | slums, you will find that everyone of \ sincerity.” Yes. Mr. Vice President, great
surprise the "Open Forum" went
the atreet* of Denver, in which the 500 per non* la*t Saturday at Hood nonchalantly approached her house, from ours should crrtainly nuke no i them is living like a spider in a web the people do want sincerity and we the same
way that almost everything
Mountain State* Motor Club i* taking River under the au.pices of the W | little did she dream of what awaited difference. Every where we admire | of delusions he has woven out of his want this republican administration to that is started
in this town goes—to the
substance. The criminal lays his make good its promises of better times,
a prominent part. The Motor Club i* C. T U.
her inside. Soon the lights were mothers who strive to inspire their j own
dump.
downfall
at
the
door
of
society.
The
Business
is
stagnant;
more
men
are
children
to
beedrne
self-respecting,
nflrnng many prizes for h«*l decorated
«witched on and behold eighteen radi­
automobile* and will *oon i**ur a cir­ A Parentleaa Boy W anta a Horn* ant guest* greeted her. Soon all set­ self supporting citizetje» That is what prostitute can glibly prove that she i*»out of work at this season of the year Folks, do you know that intelligent
cular actling forth the condition* of A ten year old colored boy who would tled down to the card tables and en­ the fighting mothers of Near East Re­ not to blame. She is the victim of in- than we have had for years back. There people' ,he wor,d ° ver- judge a coin-
lief are doing. They do not want justice. Every down-and-outer labors are more applicants for relief at the mun'ty and '** individual inhabitants,
the competition.
gladden any home where well treated. joyed Progressive "500" W hen the charity.
They do want a chance. They to justify himself and trace his mis- Public W elfare Bureau in the court., by '** newspapers. W hen a Chicagoan
parent*. Any good family here srores had all been counted, the prize
to the evil of others. As a house than ever before in the months or a"y ° ,her an for that m a,ter- *«*•
The Pullman Porters t School desire*
,u ||,r Citv or el*cwhere who i* inter wa, raptured by Mr*. Bonnie Bogle. are some of the finest needle women m fortune
atter
o f fact, no person since the of March and April. Make good the an O reg°n'an^h« thinks, Poitland it a
in
the
world
and
with
their
needles,
delicious feast was served. The
Swindle Exposed by Fed- r»ted, pirate call Mr*. I'. D Cannady. A birthday
began was even compelled to do pre-election promises. Mr. Dawes, be great city. But what will he think
cake wa* a brilliant combina­ their only weapons, they are fighting world
eral Authorities.
, Broadway 5807, or write her, JI2 Mac
when he gets an Advocate? It's up
wrong.
rotten stone or cracked sincere,
tion ol pretty white, pink and flaming for their children. W e are endeavoring beam was No
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Icay Bldg., Portland. Oregon.
to you folks. I’ll be frank and tell>ou,
ever
laid
in
the
edifice
of
any
•
•
•
to
sell
the
dainty,
exquisite
handker­
randies all hut three of which the hon­
(Preaton Service)
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chiefs they have made enclosing each man s character that he did not put it By the way, wouldn't it be a mighty because __ he’d be afraid of offending
1 . 0 , Angele*. Calif. April 17—After A correction. I.a.t week in our no ored one extinguished at a single blow. one in a Mother's Day card which re­ there with his own hands. W hen I good thing to abolish the American you ' Tl]e Colored People oi Portland
three year, of victimising thou.snd. » '« of Mr* Y ate. H ow ard', ronvales- After a delightful evening-night and
W histler’s "M other." The say that another made me do an evil House o f Lords altogether? Then ar* sound asleeP Honest folks, you
of colored applicant, lor pro.pective cenre we »tated »he had recently uu at the first peep of the wee stna' hours produces
dollar
wc
for this handkerchief thing I lie to myself. Others may have Helenmaria would not need to reform don • “ em *° r«a >lae ,hat The Adv°-
position* a. Pullman porter, and dm- dergone an operation Mr* Howard the guests departed declaring this one goes hack to get help
another mother in cajoled, tempted, pushed, threatened, the senate. (Please. Advocate editors. cate 15 yours and that '* '* *d it ’vhat
of
the
happiest
times
of
their
lives.
mg i jr waiter,, A J Churchill and 'h.l not have an opgrari— Mad the m b-
you have made ’* and ,hat '* wdl *n
her
fight
and
it
was
with much satis­ or bribed me, but the fatal final step KjVe that a separate paragraph.)
wifr. prr.idrnt and .ecretary re.pec take I. our, which we de.ire to correct
• • •
*ke Ju,nre iust what you make it.
faction I learned that you are placing was never taken except by the con-
FOR
YOUR
LIBRARY
lively, of the "Railway Dining tt
'
°
handkerchiefs on sale in your sent of my own will. Habit-forming Oh dear, oh dear! How history " e can * al1 run newspapers any
Sleeping Car Training Service" have
N. A. A. C. P. i. presenting Scott'» Official History of The these
drug pretended friends may urge by doth repeat itself! Last November morc ,ha" we can al1 ** ,h* Pr*sld«n t-
office.
I am
been placed under arre.t on a »ecret ' ,h* Shaw l “1’'1" Singer* next T ur.d iy American Negro in the World
ridicule,
lead on by example and my we were told that if we did not re-elect b,lt we can make ,he adm,ni*,ra»'on a
Cordially
yours,
indictment recently returned by the "'«ht. th* » th . at Portland W om an'. War. by Emmett J. Scott, A. M.,
ners-es
may
clamor for it, my imagina- Coolidge, most of us would lose our success or a failure. And likewise with
J.
J
H
A
N
D
SA
K
ER
Federal grand jury, charging them with club, 44H Taylor St. The entertain- LL. 1).. special assistant to the sec­
tion
lure
me
it. but I do not have jobs. Now along comes the school Th* Ad»ocat*-
retary of war, can be purchased at The Advocate columns are open to swallow the to stuff.
u.ing the m ail, in a huge achrnie to | . niriit bids lair to lie well attended.
Don't lie to your- board with a lot of old dope and says . W° ^ y .PTt ^ alv,n mto p0',.,KjS' he
The Advocate office, 312 313 Mac-
dclraud in connection with an aa.urrd-
self. I may crave the glass simply be- that if we do not vote the bonds that ,u ,t drd,ed m- bu‘ we *ot ^ ' " d h,‘"
for
your
news.
There
is
no
charge
leay
Building,
Broadway
5807.—
Miaa
Thelma
Coleman
ol
Seattle,
i*
ly fraudulent Pullman "mail order" I
cause my friend looked so well soaked august body wants, a lot of teachers
for regular news items.
school of international proportions In i ' hr ci,y ,or *ev' ral w frk» as ,hc adv.
ir. red-eye, hut I do not have to drink, of cooking, drawing and manual train- have made him a failure with less ef­
default of »10,000. the two officer, of | f* eV ° ‘ “ iM Ru,h Hc,cn
380
Don't hunt extenuating circumstances. jng j„ the public schools of Portland, fort. You didn't start The Advocate
the concern were placed in the local I Larrabee Str
Don't justify yourself by comparing together with supervisors of these sub- agoing but it is here, and it is up to
county jail It is thought their vie
vour own with others wrong-doing t je<.tSi an<j instructors of languages (to you what it wrill amount to. W hat ever
Mr«. ... Mille R. Trumbull discussed
times reach the four thousand
mark
,
,
Not to have committed the wrong deed ,h« amount m salaries of the full it is it represents you, and your com­
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i many illuminating current events, local.
may have meant suffering to you or amount of the bond issue which we munity effort, whether you think so
Mr. and Mr«. J. W. Latim er« home at the meeting of the
, Portland , Woin-
those you love, may have meant humil- are to vote) will be dropped. W ell, j or not. and whether you support it or
•anon, or calamity, or even death, but I want to say right here that if some not, whether you even read it or not.
iu Ro.e t ity Park. wa. the scene of a
M utlu, Bene(i, Club last Mon
you didn t have to do it, you could 0f those supervisors would be required . I am informed (and not by the ed-
.
delightful assemblage on W ednesday ^ evenjn|f Room - F- ,.ul,lir Li
have died. So don't lie to yourself. to gjve all o f their time to the p u b lic-"0 0 , that Th* Advoca*e “ r' ad
evening when a large number of Ha- |)rj|rv
II
st> towurti yourself is the key 5Chools we might be able to reduce M >rlv/ T tfy state m the Union and
hain and their friends gathered to oh- !
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that
will
open to you the new life, fol- (he force. However, it is time the some foreign countries, by intelligent,
MTV« the fMM Of the U aw M retta m
A letter from Mr \\ •
representative people. They know you
low
it.
Portland public refused to allow it­ are
iug an enjoyable program consisting o(
, ccomp, nUt o( Mr „ a ir*
cooperating, boosting,
in . fact.
self
to
be
frightened
with
that
old
, not
, , anything
.
of music, speeches and a talk by Mr , nmiunc„ ,h(. ¡„neM oi hla
Tlll.
.
.
.
.
.<
j
they
know
you
are
not
doing
. ,
f.eorge Orr Latimer. the hostess a*- VK, „ , !t
Mr U w r, , , .
Oakland, California News bogey man. It is time the Portland collectively.
(By A. D. LeBon)
taxpayer analyzed a little more care- If you were, your mouthpiece would
si«trd by several gtirsls, served the friends here wish fur his sister a speedy
Miss Fannie I.enox died April 11 fully the where and why bond issues "broadcast"
delicious repast.
recovery.
You can't give them
from injuries sustained when she was are really spent. More on this sub­ that old bunk it. about
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the editor will not
run
down
March
14th
by
a
hit-and-run
ject
later,
PUmland Hairdteaaer D i e a - L o t Th# Associate Editor of The Advo
do
this
or
that.
They
know that if
autoist. Funeral services were held
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Angeles, April 10.—Seldom has the catc is bubbling over with happiness
you support your paper as you should.
April
15th,
and
it
is
said
to
have
Deen
In
the
same
issue
of
the
Oregonian,!
death of any member of the race at- j ovrr ,|lf receipt of a hook. “William
the editor would have to do your bid­
the largest funeral ever held in Oak- we note that a new venture is to be : ding.
trartrd such widespread grief as the Lloyd Garrison on Non Re- tanci.'
or get out and make room for a
land.
It
required
two
trucks
to
haul
introduced
into
our
public
schools—
death of Mr» Hattie W ilson T abourne,! autographed from it* author, Mr*
progressive
of another publica­
the floral pieces. Miss Lenox was a that of health training. O n the one tion. If you editor
nationally recognized as filmland's l-anny Garrison Yillard, daughter oi i
get
solidly
behind your
graduate , of the University
of ..................
Cali- hand
certain . courses
already
estab-
...
most popular hairdresser, who died William Lloyd Garrison, New York,
,
.
...
.
j
-
f
j
.
present
publication,
you
will
necessar
tm nia and wa* popular in social cir- lislied are to be dropped if we don t ily get
__ together,
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]t ______ _____
here Monday, March JO. following an j \ y . She has read every page of it I
and
if
you
get
cles.
vote the money and in the same breath you wilt be in a position to together
operation for tumor The funeral ser ! 4„d several friend* have re al it. all
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van W right we are told of a new course which whatever you want. And you demand
vices were attended by a large number bcin^ exceptionally enthusi.i*tic over
and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. LeBon will require an increased budget in both think for a moment, your editor needn’t
of well known actresses and large it. contents Another book which she
would
and son motored to San Jose Sunday, the school and city health departments. not sense the situation.
and beautiful floral pieces were sent by ,,|s<1 values highly was the gift of Mr
April 12, and enjoyed a wayside picnic The money may come out of two dif- Now take a fool's advice and get be­
the laisky studios, Kstclla Taylor, Nita . Sam F. Gill It was specially bound
on the Kim Rock Road. Later they ferent budgets but both budgets come hind
Naldi, Lois Wison, Cecil DcMille, Bet Uy the donor in checked ginghams and
own publication, flood the
were joined by other picnickers includ- out of my one lone check. W ait just editor your
ty Compton and others. She was j autographed. Its title is "The t ry
with your suggestions and news,
iug
Mr.
Beasley
and
Mrs.
Casey,
all
a
little
while,
until
I
catch
my
breath,
buried in a green silk dress, jade neck for Justice" and its author is Sinclair
and urge a policy, the same as
well supplied with good things to eat. Not only do the school taxes and the write
lass, a gift from an admiring film star. |
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you
would
your Senator when some
A victrola brought along aided in the city taxes come out of my blessed pay legislation comes
She left an estate valued at $25,000 E. Richardson, proprietor of Kichard-
in which you are
joy of the party.
check, but also the Red Cross seal interested, make up
son's confectionery in the Golden West
to her son, age 7 years.
him
you.
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fund, out of which Mrs. Dunbar is to But don't forget your represent
Hotel, ha* added to the attractiveness
"Citizenship,"
HOTEL NOTES
pay for four school nurses. All of (become a subscriber), and then you
of his business a four-picre orchestra
NOTARY PU B LIC
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which means that 1 shall do a lot of wilt be in a position to suggest, and
A D V O CA TE O F F IC E
musical
instrument
operated
by
elec­
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Miss Blanche Ross was hostess Mon- thinking before I endorse the plan. dictate.
tricity.
One
listening
without
knowing
Please pay your subscription to of the instrument would think it a real
day with a trip over Columbia River
°
W hen you get started to boosting
The Advocate ami avoid missing an orchestra
playing. W ho says "Rich"
Highway for the pleasure of Mrs. R. V o i c e s N e e d e d f o r “ R o s a r i a ” your paper and in turn the paper gets
issue of the paper.
T. W aters of St. Paul, Minn., return-
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isn't there?
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to boosting you, it will be an easy
Phone Broadway 5807 or call at 312
The above is the likeness of Master Prescott Sunday. 9 year-old ward of mg. they dined at the Golden W est Many co,ored pfrsons wi„ have . matter for you to put over any com­
Macleay Bldg, if you with to subscribe 6-room houae, Alberta on East 11th; Mrs. Lillian Smith. 161 North 12th St. Master Sunday attends the Cathedral Cafe, of which Holliday A- Giles are chance ,Q appear ¡„ ..RoMria," ,he munity effort. You will then be rep­
Krfat pa(lfant te„ jn(f the Jtory o{ ,he resented in your activities just as you
3 bedroom*; $3200. $500 down; 7- school on 17th and Conch streets and on the 24th of March he was among the popular proprietors.
for The Advocate.
room Irvington modem bungalow. pupils presented in a piano recital Last October, young Sunday knew nothing John Bruce, porter in The Portland rQSC which wi„ be pirform ed Cn are now represented in your dormant
For Sale Attractive 7-room house, Large grounds. $7000; $1000 cash. of music and his friends arc happily surprised over hi* rapid progress. He is barber shop, took off last Saturday to Multnomah field every night, June l5 state.
garage; $4000; terms. 556 Durham For further information call Broadway an old around fine youngster and his bevy of friends are looking forward to quietly marry Miss Mozella Francis tQ 20 A Rrfat stage 200 fee, wide
Sincerely yours,
5807.—Adv.
Ave. W alnut 6025.—Adv.
A SU BSC R IB ER
seeing him fill the Municipal Auditorium some day, the occasion being his
wil be built there for the pageant and
A twenty-dollar bill mysteriously
pers(m5 wj„ appear fa ¡, Co,_
American piano concert tour.
M. A H.
disappeared Friday of last week from ortd folk# are n„ ded
appear in
Salesmen Wanted.-—21 jewel watch,
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good timekeeper. Special price $15 00.
the pocket of E. W . Morton, pnvate p ersian K g y v t i i n and Grecian scenes Mrs. A. E. Lockwood was in the
waiter at The Portland, while makmg and jn the (ina, ,cenf
Salesmen wanted. Konehack, 19 W .
city this week from Longview, W n,
Cranberry, W est Hazelton, I’a.—Adv.
his usual trip up and down the stair- The mo„ bcaUti(ui WOman in PdH- where she has been residing with her
way.
is wanted to be queen of the fes­ family for several weeks. Her little
r
A. McClain, former private waiter land
tival. In the final scene of the pageant girl, Genevia Lockwood, whom she
at The Portland, and now a dining representative groups of all nations brought with her for medical care, died
car waiter from Portland to Omaha, is will pay homage to her.
two hours after reaching St. Vincent's
laying off on account of sickness.
hospital. Mrs. Lockwood states that
Anyone
who
wants
to
have
a
part
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Mrs. Lula Hubbard and Mrs. Lor­ should go between 8:30 and 5:30 any she was unable to get proper medical
raine Schaffer are hat rack attendants
OAKLAND
soon to room 604, Oregon build­ attention lor her child either in K tlso
at the Theile's big eating Emporum day
or Longview. She said that one phy­
ing,
Fifth and Oak streets.
on Tenth street.
sician told her that he was not ac­
PORTLAND
customed to attending colored children
Game Called at 2:45 p. m.
and therefore did not know how to
LADIES' DAY EVI RY THURSDAY
care for a sick colored child; another
refused her service in the hospital, she
for
stated, on account of race prejudice.
Phones Broadway 8141, Tabor 7100
It was then that Mrs. Lockwood de­
cided to come to Portland and place
her child in a hospital. Rev. E. C.
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Dyer conducted the funeral services
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Papers,
of the deceased Tuesday afternoon.
Stationery, Printing, Book
Binding, Rubber Stamps,
For Rent—Nicely furnished rooms;
Seals
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
housekeeping privileges. E sst 7099.—
MONDAY 11, 1925 FROM 8:30 UNTIL...........
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409 McKay Bldg. Portland, Ore.
T h « Q uality S t o m m
o r P ortland O b m o h 4 P
For Rent, furnished restaurant. Ap­
ply 108 N. 9th St.—Adv.
for
Base Ball!
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Goods
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a m . te a . ■ * ..< «• , • > .«• * * «
Louis H. Strickland
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Sha w J ubilee Singers
Portland Woman's Club
A BENEFIT BALL
488 Taylor Street
Billy Webb of Webb’s Orchestra
at
TUESDAY, APRIL 28,1925,8:30 P. M.
STAG A U D I T O R I U M
Admission • 50 Cents