The advocate., June 13, 1925, Image 1

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SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 1925
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Pl-lCE 5 CENTS
U.S. WILL INVESTIGATE MOB-INCITING PAP
2 MORE HOUSTON MARTYRS TO BE RELEASED
One Will Leave Barracks
June 9, Parole Office Tells
N. A. A. C P.
LOCAL and FOREIGN
NEWS BRIEFS
Get Acquainted Club Notes Federal Judge Sends Florida
(B y Genevieve M ullen)
White Man to Atlanta
Prison, Guilty of Peonage
T he Get A cquainted Club met with
“Arrow Tips’
Ideal of Music Varies With Dept- of Justice to Investi-
(B y K its Reid)
the Races
gate Mob-Inciting
a a a
H ere is another sentence that sounds I
Newspaper
A ccording to the Philadelphia In-
very suspicious: “The true spirit of
Kcv. J. Fredrick M oreland, pa at or of M rs Mable Cooper Tuesday evening,
New York, June 5 A nother one of |
A nother Goe* to Jail in Defaul of a American institutions requires that qu,rer ,he ,dea “ ,0 wha‘ reaI mu»ic
New York, June 5,—The N ational
j Kylea ( hapel, A M E. /io n church June 2. The topic, “ The N egro in
*200 Fine
on Same Charge— T hird each cifilen ih o u ld ^ a ,* ,,* „ ,¿1 Jol. really is varies according to race and Association for the A dvancement of
the member» of the 24th Infantry,
| of Seattle, W ashington, will be in the W orld Affairs," waa generally dis­
of G roup
Change» Plea to Guilty. dwr rr ld y to lak(. h ii p|ace in , h t environm ent
Music of the O rient is Colored People. 6» Fifth avenue, it
vthoie »entenre» were reduced aa I city during the Hoar Featival week aa cussed, and at length by Mr E. P.
And
la
Fined
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F
o
u
r
Jailed
in
ranka
in
,
ime
o(
either
in
the
ap*
to
.
J
,r
upon
*«n ,i,' ve O ccidental inform ed in a letter from the U. S.
C
arr
and
Mrs.
E.
D
Cannady.
Mr.
re.u lt of the .
undertaken by I (h f ho o ^ " IU, . t of’ u r and Mr* W .
S. C., For Peonage
field or in the necessary productive e l r l
* a*ie
question of drum s as Post Office D epartm ent that its corn-
C arr »poke on the “ N egro in E uropean
the National Association for the Ad-
U|r(J
( ;alllcnb, ln , veIlue.
activities." In other words, universal a " 'ns*ance. The playing of drum s in plaint against “T he A rgus,” a news-
vanrem ent of t olorrd People and co
A ffairs.” Mrs. Cannady discussed the
Pensacola,
Fla., June 5 — T hree com pulsory m ilitary training.
European orchestras has reached
a paper of Rockaway Beach, N. Y., which
operating hodiea, will lie released on I Mra. Mary Cook, aiater of the late "Political S tatus of the N egro D uring
men have received sent-
. . •
high standard of art. though it
is published an incendiary anti-N egro
T ueiday, June 0, according to a letter Mr» G. M Payne of lina city ia here. the R econstruction period A fter the more white
irom f ederal Judge Sheppard
I suppose that is one of the reasons rare *bat m orr than three or four «re editorial, has been referred to the De-
received by the N A A C. P. from She came to attend her aiater'» funeral Civil W ar.” K acerpts from various
_____ »**«’ conviction on charges of peonage ,hat every boy who goes to the \ j n i u ,ed
,n a
orchestra how- partm ent of Justice for investigation.
Major E dgar King. Acting P arolr
politicians acclaim ing the splendid
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The editorial complained of, advised
O fficer at the Fort L eavenw orth D ied-
^
W om w |., C hristian Tem per- character of some coiored olfi/e-hold- m >he Flora»« turpentine camps They versity of O regon is compelled to take ever- ,he ,w o principal instrum ents
ers
and
of
the
splendid
work
in
Con-
*
r
r
r
»«'ntenci-d
May
30—one
to
At-
m
ilitary
training
the
first
tw
o
years
are
one
madJ
°*
a
senes
of
drum
s
white
men take into their own hands
plm.il i Itarracka.
»nee Union inrt W cdur.cUv aflernoon,
tBe sein g w ein g and a similar the cases of N egroes accused of an -
Thia bring» the total num ber of men j UM Jrd „ |h , holllc o( M r, R ather- gress by Senator Bruce and many oth- ^a,1,a Federal Prison for a year, the Did you know that you m others who
were firougfit others to pay $200 and $500 fines, do not believe in w ar? Did you know series of gongs called the kyee or gongs noying women and not to let the cases
paroled aince the N A A
t
I uie
27 ¿A 33rd avenue, S. E., one er interesting features
that the taxes which you have so cheer-
Kraduated in size, the drum s
being come before the courts.
petition waa presented to President o( j t | old m em ber,. A very good out. Mrs. W atkins of Seattle was a respectively.
In passing sentence. Judge Shep- fully paid tow ard the support of the
with the fingers and hands, and
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( oolidgr, up to 28, leaving 17 men m cri mg ,, reported to have been held, vit ,to r.
T
he
club
will
meet
at
the
church
l,ard
»aid
to
the
convicted
men
that
university
are
being
spent
to
make
our
the
gongs
with
knob-sticks.
»till in the Disciplinary Barracks.
All U ft
M E Fulhlove ia the U nion',
Robert W. Bagnali’» Visit
21, and shall "Som e States have attem pted to make university boys "ready to take his
Besides these there are cym bals,,
of these 17 men will have become
pr r jjd, „ | am | has been for a number Tuesday evening, June
To Portland
meet the first and third T uesdays of ,aw * seeking to offset the peonage place” to kill and be killed? I find no tom -tom s and castanets, the last
eligible for parole at intervals up to ^ yrMrt
each
m
onth
hereafter.
D
elirious
re-
»•»lutes,
but
peonage
and
slavery
law
on
the
statute
books
which
auth-
rlamrd
being
much
larger
than
the
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1928, in which year it ia probable that
p
freshmen!» were dispensed.
Have been abolished forever, and it is orizes such a procedure so am infer- European instrum ents and made of
A full account of the program of
all the prisoners will have been re ­
John L. Jam ison, son of Mr. and
0
idle for any State to attem pt to flaunt ring that it is a rule of the regents bamboo. O f wind instrum ents there Mr. Bagnall during his visit to P ort-
leased
Mrs. C harles Jam ison, 1190 H olgalc
T he Brow n S trollers Band will be a desire to retu rn to old conditions. By what rig h t do they divert oublic are only a num ber of clarinets and one land, will appear in next week’s issue
atreet, returned huiiie front college last
E V E R Y H O M E BU Y S A N D U SES week and is looking fine. Young in the Rose C arnival parade next The law is constitutional. It will be funds to such an ignoble purpose? If flute played by the leader. S tring in- of The Advocate.
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O O O D S L IK B W K S E L L .
BIO Jam ison has been attending H ow ard T hursday and Friday, the m em bers Feld constitutional forever, no n u tte r the boy w ants the training, let him strum ents are not used, and there are
Please pay your subscription to
of which will lie arrayed in their bright how often the S ta tis may differ with have it, but C O M P E L him to take it, no brass instrum ents.
P R O F IT S ,
F IN E
R E P E A T E R S , Law school.
The Advocate and avoid m isting an
new uniform s. W e believe the boys ,h e G overnm ent.
Slavery for debt. NO. Right here, Mrs. Saidie O rr-D un-
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Q U IC K EASY S E L L E R S . W R IT E
issue of the paper.
are
ready
to
give
a
good
account
of
or
a,,y
other
cause,
will
not
be
tole-
Far
and
Mrs.
George
Perkins
and
D
r.
A.
A.
M
orrison,
Rector
of
Trin-
F O R O U R BIO O F F E R Q U IC K
F o f R m | Newly furnished apart-
rated."
Madam President of the A ssociation of ity, will be the preacher a t S c Phillips
A SA N O M F D C O M P A N Y . 4*0« ,IleflU, 3 U Lh
M rt. T E. them selvcs
HOTEL NOTES
U niversity W om en is good m aterial Sunday evening at 7:45.
T hree Men Sentenced
C E N T R A L A V E . C L E V E L A N D , Alien —Adv
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Joseph R. Kirk, U. S. Marine (w hite)
C harles Land, one of the operators 'o r a resolution of protest. T o help you
O H IO .
-
A m ong the w aiters at The Portland
w ho was indicted in Florida on a of the N aval Stores Co., was given a 00*• F 're '* th < Therefore, Be It R e­
Card of Thanks
there is a representative of all branches
• Mrs. D ora GuUiford it up and out
Fretta Shaw and Jcaaia Grayson to the delight of her friends. Mrs charge of brutally slashing a colored 1 sentence of one year in the A tlanta 50 ve •
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of religion except the Salvation A rm y
\ \ e wish to extend our sincere which will soon have one in the person
will be the feature singers at St. P h il­ Guliford has been ill for several weeks woman found lied to a tree in a dying Federal P enitentiary, and Carey W hite-
!
In'iver rnaidenrV_ 1228 E i condition, has been sentenced to fi' ld w ent to jail in default of paying
a* we; ,he w-omen of a peace- thanks to our many friends for their 0f John Kitchen who is practicing on
lips Sunday n ig h t—adv,
will, s ire .i
tw enty years im prisonm ent in A tlanta a $200 Fne Alfred Land, a brother of
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a,,a m others ot sons kindness, sym pathy and floral offerings the drum s.
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n
Federal penitentiary. Kirk was recog Charles, was on the eve o f going to * ° would Fe sacrificed if our poli- during the illness and death of our
Mr. Jerom e Day of W allace, Idaho,
To Honor Peter Salem
o
o -_ I
iu* i.- w .u mzed and identified by a girl com panion trial on the |ieonag<- charge, having ,
,orCc us Mlt® * ar, do hereby beloved wife and sister, Mrs. Lottie | one of the Portland hotel owners, at-
1 .
. north leit last week for New
the woman w ho was killed by him pleaded not guilty. At the last minute ‘ |rec' a pr° t 's t to the regents of the Payne. who died Tuesday June 9th, tended the stockholders' meeting W ed-
Boston. M a tt. May IS. 1925—T o ­ York r .m s,. ess
H er identification led to the dis
he changed h,s plea ,o guilty and L m vers.ty of O regon against the rule 9 P. M at the residence of Mrs. Ander- nesday
day the National Equal Rights League,
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covery of the blood-stained clothing Judge Sheppard fined him *500.
on com pulsory m ilitary training now son. 193 87th street.
W illiam Peoples, many years ago a
with headquarters here, began its ami-
Mrs. J. J H andsaker who spent the Nirk wore on the day of the assault—
Alfred Land was charged with ob- ,n u,rce at our un'versity. W e sug-
I.
M.
P
A
1
!
N'E,
husband
w
aiter
at The P ortland and who
al cam paign for a nation-wide o b ­
taining a w arrant for H enry Sanders, Krst ,hal '*
made elective *® that
service.
M A R \ C O O K , sister (of Seattle.) dropped from sight twelve or more
servance of “ P eter Salem Day," w inter in Salem with her family, has N. A. A. C. f I ress
o
a N egro laborer at a turpentine camp thosc who w,sh *° off' r them selves
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years ago. was here on a boat S atu r­
colored soldier of the American returned home to Portland, to the de-
Mrs. E. D. Cannady will occupy the and bringing him back from Liberty may enter the training voluntarily,
Mrs. Lena Bowers. 293 Ivy street, day.
R evolution and his comrade» of color j Fght of her Inends w ho are legion,
pulpit of Rev. G. Clem ent Clarke at county, w here Sanders had sought
entertained a coterie of elderly m atrons
Ed. Taylor, hotel and dining car
who fought in the B attle of B unker
O
F irst C ongregational church, 252 Park sanctuary. The expense of bringing
an
heaven, our own colored at dinner Sunday at a three-course
waiter has returned from D ayton, O.,
Mill, first pitched battle of the Anteri-
F urnished front room foe rent, 357
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this ' k0 '’* Present
a . spirit of
street. (W est side» Sunday evening. the man hack totalled
------ $113.
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.
. . w hat
_ I call dinner. T hose enjoying the hospital- w here he attended the funeral of his
can Revolution which was waged for U*h street Mra. Yates H ow ard. At.
was paid to Land by M ood Davis, one
,e J rue American spirit. T he men jty q{ (he deiightfu, hostess were:
June 14th. at 7:45 o'clock.
m other.
American Liberty and the founding of ,
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of the operators of the Naval Stores *'u<fcnU ,n H ow ard U niversity tn M esdames E A Weit> I n g e r s o ll Reedi
Add Benton didn't tarry long in the
the first A m erican Republic June 19th
Rev.
H.
Leo
Johnston
is
back
home
Co.,
convicted
a
week
earlier
of
peon-
as
"
'8,o
n
-
D.
C..
protested
against
j
ohnson
and
Thom
as.
The
hostess
E arl T eam s of Los A ngeles, Cal..sec­
Rose City, and no one knows when he
has hern set apart as th r day to cele
•*«f. and with other indictm ents pend-
^_ .“ mp“ sory
ordf r and was beautifully assisted by Mrs. M skipped o r where he lit.
ond cousin of Cornelius Y oung, was a fiom a business trip to California.
carried a
brate.
ing. The paying by Davis of the $113
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i he *>ani' i r ' ^ ^ at j* .
Simpson and Mrs. Mary T urner. Music,
visitor in the city last week as a guest
W illiam W alton Banks, headw aiter
-O-
at the B attle House, New O rleans, for
Dr. Bell and Mis, Thompson ■>' "■<
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S T
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tw enty years, and for tw enty - five
Mr. , « and
Mrs.
G raham , h have
years, headw aiter at the Maxwell,
tO Wed
M
U S
. 0 George
~ n Gr*h*m.
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te £ £ ^ £ . " 5
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returned from a six m onths' sojourn in
Knoxville, Tenn., and now at the age of
Putting on Good
j they want education, it m ust be ai the ¡
Friends o f Dr H ugh A Bell of this M onterea, California.
69
he has retired.
W hile B anks'
Luck Ring
| point of the bayonet. Civilization a la
city and Miss Thom pson of Los
wages were only $60. per month, he i*
o
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| the cannonball route is alw ays a fail-
G R E A T D A N E P U P P IE S , P E D I-
Angeles, have received invitations to
W eber, famous star, . says,
: ure—my reading of hum an nature a n d . M arylinne
-
. . well fixed financially for life.
th r wedding of th r young couple at j G R E E H A R L E Q U IN . P. H E R T E R
of history proves that in spite of what " l
5800 ^ ee hours af,er 1 put
the Birch Street Christian Church, Los 3625 F O O T H IL L B L V D , O A K -
FOE YOUR LIBRARY
I resident Coolidge savs.
Luck R jng •• O ther*
A ngrlcs, California, W ednesday even- L A N D , C A L IF O R N IA .—Adv.
T h at’s why I'm a P A C IF IS T (capi- Have said it brings
ing, June 17th.
Scott i Official History of Th*
tal letters on that word, please).
success, happiness,
The public is cordially invited to ”»*-
and good luck in
American
Negro in the World
_____________________________________ love.
Washington Colored Wo­ sist St. Phillips in their Sunday eve-1
War.
by
Emmett
J. Scott, A. M.,
tine camp.
T his am azing Chi-
niiig service June 14th.
. .
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_
nese Good Luck
man Bequeathed $1000 to
LL.
D„
special
assistant
to the sec­
Judge Score» Peonage
R ing ,, made in
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retary of war, can be purchased at
N. A. A. C. P.
O regon new invention». W histle-
Judge Sheppard, in passing sentence genuine silver fin-
The Advocate office, 312-313 Mac-
on Alfred Land, lectured hint severe- 'Ml and has the
controlling
attachm ent,
A lexander
lv. “T here mav have been some pro- m>'s,erj ° us Chinese Good Luck Let- leay Building, Broadway 5807.—
W ashington D. C , June 5—T he late Lilja, N rti; exhaust box and cooker,
,.
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, ,
ters. Anyone who wishes one of these
Mrs. Bettie G. Francis, of W ashington, Clifford J. Pugh, Salem.
vocation, said he, to seek and bring . rjngs may send paper strip for finger
F o r Sale— 6-room house, 761 A lbina
D. C., by the term s of her will re ­
hack to work a man who quit his job size, state if for man or woman, and
Ave.—Adv.
while
owing
vou
money.
T
here
is
a
i
Chinese
Good
Luck
R
ing
will
be
sent
cently filed for probate, bequeathed the
A four-year Liberal A rts Course and
sum of $1000 to the N ational Associa­ a tw o-year pre-m edical course have
marked inhibition in the law. how- by " ,urn mail- \ ou d° not. need to
send any money, but when it arrives
tion for the A dvancem ent of Colored been established in the N orth Carolina
over, against a man being brought back give postm an $1.85. The G arfield Im ­
People, it was announced today. O th er College for N egroes in D urham , N. C.
< against his will to work out o f debt. porting C om pany of 1043 Garfield
When out driving, visit
beneficiaries of the will are: H ow ard
This law was not made particularly to Bldg., 3837 Roosevelt Rd., Chicago,
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U niversity, $2500; and Phyllis W heat-
protect the N egro, for all are included III., have a limited num ber of these
Men, women sell guaranteed silk
rings on hand, so w rite them today.
"Ma” Anderson'*
ley Y. W . C. A., $1000.
in its protection, and I know that in
hosiery direct to w earer; beautiful
! some sections white persons are in
Mrs. Francis was for years an active goods, fashioned and full fashioned,
Barbecue Kitchenette
not visited the scenes.
! sore need o f its aid.
worker in the W ashington B ranch of w onderful colors. Prices low er than
“These last may or may not have
the N. A. A. C. P.
The Judge cited peonage cases which been guilty of perjury, but if they were
stores. Sell only. W e pay every day.
82nd and Powell Valley
Mad come under his observation.
Iate m a tio n a l Silk H osiery Co., N o rris­
it is a far m ore reprehensible offense
Superior Barbecue Sandwiches
Room s for rent, furnished or u n fu r­ tow n, Pa.
“T here was a case in G eorgia," he than that of peonage, which all evi­
nished. 720 Union Ave. N. Call Sell-
said, “w here women were herded in dence tends to sljpw has actually been
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served in your Auto
wood 3272.—Adv.
a swamp and gave them selves up only practiced in this State.”
A gents W an te d — Men and women
after the sw am p had actually been
make $8 per day introducing dress
F o r rant. Modern house, furnished. goods; no experience required. S am ­
shot up by the slave drivers. There
For particulars, call Broadway 5807 ples furnished. B lubird Supply House,
are similar instances of cruelty to
peons along the M exican border,
926 Broadw ay, New York.
where white men, rather than Negroes
HEY, LOOK! COME TO THE
are driven to the will o f their em ­
If you ow n your lot, we will finance
ployers.
the building of a 4 o r 5 room bunga­
“ Men have come forw ard to testi­
low on amall m onthly paym ents. B ea­
fy to awful conditions in the turpen­
con 554«.—Adv.
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tine swamps.
And others have a t­
FIRST BOAT EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON
W A N T E D — T o hear from ow ner of
a good ranch for tale. S tate cash
price, full particular*. D. F. Built,
M inneapolis Minn.—Adv.
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F urnished room* for rant. O ne block
from car, 15 m inutes from business cen­
ter. Call on Sundays o r a fta r 4:30 In
week.* 725 Rodney Avenue.—Adv.
J. Finley Wilson, 0. fi. K. of the I. B. 1*. O. E. of W., who will be
the guest of Hose City Lodge, No. Ill «ml Dahlia Temple, No. 202
enrly next month. Preparations are being made by a committee for
the entertainment of the distinguished guest. The date of his coming
will be annouccd in the next week's issue of The Advocate.
The Universal Negro Improvement
Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore.
Louis H. Strickland
Q u m . it *
(rasa
Boat Leaves F oot of E ast M orrison Street Prom ptly at 9 P. M.
M T
FO R SA LE
MONDAY, JUNE 15th 1925
D A N C N G F R O M S U N T IL 12 P. M.
House and lot at 52nd St. and
Mason St., lot being 71x142; light,
„
Music by Brock’s Harmony Spillers
Admission $1.00
telephone and w ater; gravel street*.
Phone* B roadw ay »141, T ab o r 7100
T ypew riter Ribbons, C arbon Paper*,
Stationery, P rinting, Book
B inding, R ubber Stamp*,
S m I*
400 M cK ay Bldg.
P o rtlan d , Or*.
Given by the Tawawa Tennis Club
tem pted to prove these witnesses had
R. D.
Every Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 P. M.
MT. OLIVET EAPTIST CHURCH
E. First and Schuyler Streets
Interesting Program. You Are Welcome
B I R D , Pres.
I. Z. T R I P L E T T ,
The num ber of the house is 1432,
and there is a fir grove in front.
T here is a house, garage, and a
woodshed on the place.
good
T he price
is $850.00 with but $300.00 cash.
RASM USSEN & CO.
PAINTS, DOORS AN D GLASS
1303 Yeon Bldg.
S ic.
Riely & Ryan
Store and Office; 2nd and Taylor Sts.