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THE the hypothetical question arises as A mini tier of prominent legis to what the general situation Utor-. are insistent on the right of Published « T * r y Saturday at would be wore white property!the I'nited States S<>nate to pre- Suit« 311313 Macleay Building. owners the city over, or the eoun side over the Vice President. Phons Broadway 5807. Mr) m r , for that matter, to enter into similar agreements of restric Down in Nashville, Tenn., a K D. CANNAI)!.......... -...Editor tion as to the descendants of a number of preachers, doctors and MRS. K. I). CANNAP\ Manager „igve ¡wople who have, in the larg editors are being aued for crim “ er sense, had to purvhaae or rent inal libel by Dr. Sum I in. The ease ADVOCATE AGENTS from white owners or landlords grew out of the fact that the de Bh« Sanitary Barber Shop all the property rights they have feiulanta it is said accused the 315 Flanders Street ever acquired iti this couutry. doctor of standing with the prest- t ourts of law, however, decide; dent of Fisk University against the SUBSCRIPTION RATES Per Year _____________________$3 SO they do not instruct any one other students in their recent trouble, lienee, the The defendants are: Dr. K. W. D. Si* M o ath t 1 SO than their juries, Three M ontht 1 00 grave question arises as to wheth Isaacs. Prof. J . W. Cranshaw, E. Payable in advance cr or not the issues which, in re- W. D. Isaacs Jr.. Rev. K. M. Law- Entered at the Poatofiice at P ortland stricted property eases, have been rence. Rev. Boone, Drs. Turpin, O regon, aa second-claaa m atter. earned to appeal courts have been Voorhoos and Philips. Just what correct and projier ones. It ap- was said about the doctor which IM PORTANT! All communications for publics pears that the principal issues he did not like, is not stat.il. but tion or otherwise should be ad which have been joined in these we doubt that so many prominent, dressed to The Advocate Publish ‘■-ases were Constitutional and pub- ' reliable men would wilfutlv be mg Company, Suite 312-313 Mae lif policy issues, based upon civil guilty of such charge leay Building, Portland. Oregon, rights rather than upon strict real Advertising rates made known property rights as passed upon by Washington appears to be con on application. the courts since the earliest days vulsed by the Fifteenth Amend —--------------------------------- —— of the English Common Law. ment. THE ADVOCATE "D on’t a«k for rights Take them. if FAgXPS& XSS» « aaw thin’ has som ethin’ the m atter with k “—Mr Dooley •T hey have rights who dare m ain tain them .”—Jam es Russell Lowell. ANARCHY IN ACTION W hat a Confederate Veteran Said of Mob Violence Every mob is a stab at the sovereignty of the people, and a malign denial to them by force of arms of the right to the freedom of orderlv n n r a u f l l t . . . The fire bells would ring out the alarm and the streets of any of our cities would swarm with armed and indignant i>eoplc if thev were told that a gang of intruder» were com- ing to expel their chosen judges from the judgment seats, and put irresponsible and vicious men. chosen b v th e marauders, in their places. Yet that is the mission of th e m o b when it «rtiis to storm a S S u d pal . U> d « tL If men would only reflect what trea son mob law is to their homes and institutions, mobs would be well nigh impossible. Aside from this attack on government, the evils of the mob have almost boundless sweep in all the relations of life. Can any man. in the wildest flight of the brain, picture Robert E. Lee or John B. Gordon, no matter what the charge against the criminal, joining a mob to break down a jail, and taking a prisoner out to hang him ! Why not ! Because they are types of courage and honor, and justice and veneration for law. and all these cry out a- gainst such an act. — The late Judge Thomas G. Jones, of Ala bama. W ith o u t th e s lig h te s t d e s ir e *»J »"'> «•"> issues in these restrictive agree- tneiit eases, we beg to call atten- tion to the view which the law has always taken “ of restraints upon *'.............. alienation and the ruleagainst per petuities. each of which doctrines has much to do with the so-called land covenants, as to which emin ent jurists have s a i d : “ Much de pends upon whether such coven ants (agreements) tend directly or necessarily to enhance it (the lmd) value or render it more bene- ficial to those by whom . it . may be . ,. ownedl or o ccu p ied " 1- urther, **>'* ,ht of le8*' «uthonty. there must be a privity of estate between the covenantor and the oorenantee (party of the first part J*1'1* P*fD' °* *he second part, These nighlv technical points of ’ >e ‘aw 01 r,,*l property, it se«*iiis ,0 our hun>ble mind, take preced- over ,he general laws of civil r'£l>ts, and with sincere apologies w t v - ^ 1 « « . them out in good faith, with honest motives, and with the conviction that there is a way to break down the barrier which seems to have been firmly established by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. In a small town the stray dogs get you and in a large town the stray bullets get you. BOTH WAYS. "Are you in favor <5f a further tax reduction!" "Certainly,” answered Senator G o l d d u s t . "There are two things my con stituents have always expected me to be in favor of—tax reduc tion and more liberal expenditure of Government monev." No man is worthless, but some are worth less than others. Henry P. Fry (white). Presi- lent of the Anti-Fanatic league of New York, has stepped into the limelight with some interesting scenes from inside the cup of the Ku-Klux-Klan. “ After being on the inside of this movement (K. K. K.) for three months." writes Mr. Fry, “ I found that the whole proposition was a fraud and that instead of its being a fraternal order, it was a secret political con spiracy designed to control the entire lawmaking and law-enfore- ing branches of the State and . Federal governments." Mr. Fry and son is a sourthern gentleman ge of a Confederate armv officer. Wife ill Flint, Michigan, claims hubby tried to drown his troubles by pushing her off a bridge. ---------- 0 Panel-blue satin makes up this tunic blouse model with infinite charm. The bodice .kilt is of satim ttc and is deeply faced with the blouse material. If preferred, long or short sleeves may be attached to the armholes of the bodice skirt The hlouse is slashed at one side and trinm ud only with an artificial posy poised at the left shoulder Medium sire requires 34a yards 40-inch satin and yard satinette Pictorial Review Blouse No. 3477 Sires, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price JS cents. Skirt Nix 3-Mo Sites, 34 to 48 inches bust and 14 to 30 years. Price, 30 cents. - /A il l e r andlRACEY com m encem ent exercises of the June class at Lincoln High School. Friday. June 12. Invitation, courtesy of Miss Lottie Camille Johnson, a mem ber of the class. 0 Q U E E N O F S H E B Y Sterling silver Pearl Ring, set w ith a gorgeous M A R IE A N T O IN E T T E P earl, indes tructible and g u aranteed for life. Has an O riental sheen: can be w orn a t all Please Pay occasions; m ust be seen to be appreci ated. M ONEY B ACK guarantee. W e cannot pulixh The Advocate Price $3 00. F . A. W alter* ft Co., w ithout money, no more than you G-113, Roebling, N. J. can live w ithout eating. So again, we -----------------o ----------------- ask those w ho owe The Advocate Look! One Hundred Per money for advertising, subcriptions or other services, kindly come in and pay Cent Profit us. If you cannot come in, call us and Buy one or m ore F ur Rabbits, price we will come to you. ---------- 0---------- $30.00. N o "Ponzie Scheme." L egiti K indly assist your paper by p atro n mate industry. C an’t fail. W e breed, raise, sell and send profit annually, izing those m erchants who advertise in guaranteeing 100 per cent. C ontract The Advocate. sent on receipt of money. Money back The Advocate columns are open if not satisfied. Lim ited opportunity. Send money today; tom orrow may be for your news. There is no charge too late. Buy from this advertisem ent. for regular news items. ---------- o---------- T U L S A F U R FA R M , Phone Broadway 5807 or call at 312 T ulsa, Okla. M acleay Bldg, if you wish to subscribe ---------- o---------- for T he Advocate. F u rn itu re of 5-room house for sale cheap. 274 W heeler, near Clackamas St.—Adv. ■ — o Big Four Auto Laundry Long & Silva Garage E ast 8th and H aw thorne W e call for and deliver your car anyw here, any time. W ashing, clean ing and polishing. Grease rem oved; dressing tops; rem ove paints. F IR S T C U S T O M E R A N S W E R IN G T H I S A DV . E A C H WEEK WILL RECEIVE O N E G O L D C O IN . T E L E P H O N E C A L L AC- i I.P T E D . Business Phone, E ast 6840; residence phone Sellwood 1021. I. L. D A V IS O N . J. H. H . S i b e t S O » e n d tlU A ' F A o o e ,B r o a d w a y 2691 FV’ B N I T U K K N O T A R Y P U B L IC A D V O C A T E O F F IC E Fletcher Jiles Salesm en W anted.—21 jewel watch, good timekeeper. Special price $15 00 Salesmen w anted. Konehack, 19 W. C ranberry, W est H azelton, P a.—Adv. -------- o F or ren t 6-room house, garage. J. C. Logan, E ast 3623.—Adv. J. T . Holliday GOLDEN WEST CAFE KI5) GOOD MEALS QUALITY SHIRTS and GAPS QUICK SERVICE Broadw ay and E verett Portland 1 AMD P IA N O M O VING A LI. BAGGAGE and FR EIG H T HAULED BY US STORED T E N DAYS FR EE O F F IC E A N D S T O R E R O O M fm M i I n a M t A Ostlers Is TsHst Artlclt« It NTS tm 1*1 HR (MRS fs#L»«itMtiirM Mil * RICHARDSON’S CONFECTIONERY ROUGH WASH E A S T 0883 NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY ORIGINATORS OF INDIVIDUAL W ASHING W e Do N ot Mark Y our Clothing L. 0. ADKINS AUSPLUND DRUG STORE Suits Tailored to Measure SIXTH à GLISAN STREETS PORTLAND, ORE. FOR WET WASH 2 IN 1 WASH 607 E. Flanders, Portland, Oregon f t* * » BROADWAY FRUIT MARKET and GROCERY 162 E ast Broadw ay Between L arrabee and C rosby Sts, C U T R A T E P R IC E S W e deliver any place within the city lim its any reasonable order W e desire your patronage Phone E ast 6660 YOUR NEXT CAR SEE 104 F o u rth St. Broadway and Everett Streets "One Day Service” E A S T 0883 SM TIBBETS STREET Phone Sellwood 3708 S A T IS F A C T IO N GUARANTEED S hirts 91.25 up; Cops $2.85 Every day <N A. A. C. P. Press Service) Marcii 20 (OSS D m H a rltm Branch in 135th Street of the N. Y. Public L ibrary, under the direction of Miss E rnestine Rose, Librarian, it de veloping a special N egro collection of history, literature and arts. The col lection is to include docum ents on slavery, m anuscripts of w orks by N e gro w riters, books on Africa and sculp lure and paintings. The library already ow ns a file of the first issue of the Crisis, sketches of Africans by Dr Ruckteschrll. and an enlargem ent of Mrs Meta W arwick E u llrr’a statues “ Ethiopia " T he departm ent it to be opened April I, with an exhibition of the work of the colored painter, Mr B rrxton A group of persons is prom oting the new departm ent, the President of the or- gani/atton being A rthur Schoraburg of Brooklyn, ow ner of a notable ro ltrrtio n of N egro literature; Miss Rose, first vice president; Jam es W eldon Johnson. ' r ‘ rr U r>' oi ,,lc * A A 1 P , second vice-president, H ubert H arrison, tec- rrta ry ; and John E* Nail, treasurer 1 O F o r R ent—2-room apartm ents, 629Vi F irst St. Main 6322— Adv. Saturdays and Sundays O X O O M S D U N R U L Y H A IR SB* COM BS B O P T IR . S TR A IO M TK R. M O R I P L IA B L B . A N D E A S I I R T O D R I B S A N D P U T U P IN A N Y S T Y L E T H I L I N Q T H W IL L P B R M IT BXCBLLXNT FOR A L L A V IN O O A N O R U P P A N D L O C A L SCALP TR O UBLES. Spring Chicken served Saturday and Sunday aa long as they laat W ith Potato Salad DRY WASH New York Library to Begin DOINGS OF T H E ELKS Department for Negro Elks Hold Election Art and Letters \Yrtlitr»«U) mnl»t al ih r r rutilar inrrhiiK ni Koic City Im lg c No. I l i I H | \ O I of W . Ihr followiiiM o f f n e n n e re r Ir ut cd: T II William«, K K ; W cb tlcr S iraw drr. Leading K night. Iluyrr Strain. Loyal K night. J 1) H unter, Lecturing K night. K J. Minor, Secretary; W yatt William«, A«»i*tant Secretary, W. D Allen, ! re a tu rc r, J !■' (»oode, T iltr; J. A. (.'ornea!. Inner G uard T ruster* Lee A nder%on, J A M ernm an, the latter is also the lodge’s examining physician. The nrwlv elected officer* will be m- stalled at the lu st meeting ill July Brother (i M Payne has the heart felt sym pathy af hts brother Elks in the loss of bis beloved wife, Lottie For rent— O ne and tw o-room a p a rt Payne. m ents and housekeeping room s in a Knsr City Lodge of Elks donated nice brick stru ctu re; everything clean $42 40 tow ards the entertaining of the and newly furnished. T H E S O U T H G rand Lodge of the local white Elks E R N A P A R T M E N T S , 647'/» First by purchasing tw o of their books Street, Main 0725.—Adv. Died Mrs Lottie Payne, wife of 1 1. M Payne, Tuesday, June 9th, fol- N e w s o f th e C h lirrh e s lowing J lingering illness at the family residence. 200 E E ig h th street The funeral was held Friday the 12th from FIRST A. M E ZION CHURDfe Finley's m ortuary Mrs. Mary Cuok of 417 W illiam s Ave.. 1L Leo Johnston Seattle, a »i»irt ol the deersted. at m inister. W alnut 6673. tended the funeral which was under the T he S tran g er’s Sabbath Home auspice« of Dahlia Temple, No 202, I. II P <) 1) of W . of which Mrs Chldless Marriages Ex SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Payne wa» a charter member. plained 62nd St. and 39th Ave. 8. E. M anhattan Lodge of New York ha» Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Bible Every m arried woman should write donated $6,000 to the Prevbytrrian Study, 11 A. M. Y. P. M. V. so ciety, 2 P. M. Mrs. K. O. Johnson, for Free Book w ritten by Dr. Bur- hospital. New York City roughs, a graduate physician. D r Bur- ---------e -------- Leader. Visitors welcome. rough« has spent 40 years treating POSSE’SS F O R SU C C E SS image o women for diseases peculiar to their G A N E S H A . H indoo god of lucky 8T. PHILLIPS MISSION sex and in hi» hook tell* why to many •»•pices. Supplied with authentic le- Rodney at K nott St. Morning service, 11 a. m.; Sun m arried women have been denied the Kc,lll absolutely E R E K , but if you like hve cents for pottage. Karma day School, 12 m. Archdeacon blessing of children—why they are Black in charge; Mr. B. Coles, lay broken down physically in early life. * roducts l o , 79 T aj Bldg , H ornby J10,“ 1’ D,o m U 7- ,m li* P o ttag e to reader. A cordial welcome awaita T his book it w ritten in plain Ia n -. India it five cents. guagr and tells how pain and suffer you at St. Phillips. ing, »o common with women, may be l ' —Adv. overcome, and the blessing of becom S H IL O H B A P T IS T C H U R C H ing a m other he granted by the use of Holliday & Holliday 76th and E. E verett Sts. Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p m. a simple home treatm ent. I)r. B ur Tonsorial Parlors Sunday School 10 a. in. roughs w ants every m arried woman 125 N orth Sixth Street B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. to have a copy of his book, so if you In our new location we are arranged will send your name and address it give better service to our patrons B E T H E L A. M. E. C H U R C H will be mailed to you in a plain wrap W e invite ladies, gents and children to L arrabee and McMillen S treets per abolutrly free, with postage paid come in and see us. Rev. F . X. Runyon, Pastor. E very woman owes it to herself and E. L. Jam eson, A ssistant family to have good health, and this At Seaside, Oregon book may be the guide to show you NOTICE how. The Sunflow er Furnished C ottages W rite today for your copy—it’s free and Regular meetings of the Port and places you under no obligations. Furnished Housekeeping T ents land Branch of the National As R. C. B O Y E R , W ill open June 6, 1925 sociation for the advancement of 944 Kemper Bldg., K ansas City, Mo. Swings, croquet grounds and fish Colored People held every second --------- o--------- ing within a hundred feet of the door M onday evening at Bethel A. M A G E N T S — Sell guaranteed hosiery W rite or phone J. W. C U R R Y , 107 E. Church, I.arrabe* and McMillen direct from mill to w earer; all styles N orth 14th S t,* P ortland, O regon streets. and colors; salary paid for full tim e or t Broadw ay 1541. J. A. EWING, Pré». spare hours; no mofiey needed for LEE: ANDKKSON, Sec'y. samples. IN T E R N A T IO N A L F o r sale Several pieces of w ear M IL L S , 1465, N orristow n, Pa.—Adv. ing apparel in good condition; several -----------0---------- H AVE TOU S P S I N T I X O DOMI A T pairs of shoe» and several hats. B road F urnished room s for rent. Sunaat way 5807—Adv. THE ADVOCATE 8 12 M a c le a y B ld g ! I i l to a d w u y 6807 2325—Adv. BAKED HAM CVMYIOOY IHIEI TO LOOK THUS K IT HAIR AD O S A G R tA T D E A L T O PERSONAL. APPEAR AN C l * V U S IN O FO R D S HAIR POM A D I AN OFORO S M A I R » T R A IO N T I N - IN O A N D S H A M P O O COMBS. S TU BB OR N . M ARSH. S N A R L Y A BRIEFS 136 N. S IX T H S T R E E T LAURELHURST CLEANERS and DYERS HAVE BETTER HAIR W I L L (P resto n News Service) Lexington. K y , June J A verdict upholding a bequest of the bulk of bis estate to his N egro servants was re turned here when a jury unanim ously agreed last W ednesday that John 1 Hughes, wealthy Kentuckian, made his final will on March 38. 19J4 In that paper H ughes 'eft $100,000 to the Ken- lucky Eem alr O rphan School at Mid way, and the rem ainder, valued at about $300.000, to Ellen D avit, Negro housekeeper, amt other servants. An appeal probably will be filed, at torneys for the estate said. A home m the Blue litas* tanning section, described a* a beautiful co lonial residence, of 13 rooms, filled with costly antique furniture, china and silver, now goes to the housekeeper , MT. O L IV E T B A P T IS T C H U R C H and to Kobeit H H ughes, natural son E ast 1st and Schuyler Sla. of H ughes and Ellen Davis. P ortraits Rev. E. C . Dyer. P a s t o r of the H ughes family hang in the home Kcs. IM7(> E’oster S t m t Robert H ughes was siutside the Phones: Res., W alnut 043$; Study, E ast J J J J ---------o-------- courtroom when the verdict was read, 9:30, Sunday ichool. II a in , Preaching but his m other heard the verdict She 6:30 p m , B Y P. U. H p. in . Preaching by the Pastor, did tust restrain her joy and rocked The brotherhood's boat outing, June 30th, is rx p erted to be the most in ter back and forth in her chair, smiling happily. IXiscns of friends, many of esting of the season. D on't niisa it. Pickets on sale now. Adulta 50c; ch il them white persons, filed past and co n dren 35c. gratulated the aged woman - ■ ■ O ....... O ptn D tllr from I A. M. to I P . I t Handaya M id Haliday« I A . M. to I M L Phones: Tabor 8500 — Tabor 3195 T o IndividuAl M easure see Court Upholds Will of Man Giving $200,000 Estate to His Employes (C olum bian Press Bureau) The American public »pent $250,- 000.000 on radio equipm ent last year T here is one colored retail dealer in groceries to 1,651 colored people, a t com pared to one white dealer to 407 whites. Some of our autom obile drivers will not be able to qualify as chariot d riv Law and O rd er and a Defense for ers on the golden streets ,he R*c« is «be name of a book written In each group of 1,000 colored fe by Rev E C. Branch. 232 W. 124th males. 10 years of age and over, 38V Street. New York City, in which the a t com pared with 172 native white author describes the "T exas City O ut- females are gainfully employed. ***'" when in 1915 the whole colored G. W T urner, a young colored man population was jailed for five days and in New York City, it the proprietor n'«bts. without a charge or crime; two of an electrical shop in which he em deaths followed, which doctors con- ploys twelve men and a female book * » ~ d » * . - » « < n . bool. ..II. keeper. when the Prince was entertained with all the pomp and glory South Africa could give him. A m ong the distinguish ed group of men and women invited to meet the Prince were Bishop and Mrs. John A G regg of the A frican M ethodist Episcopal Church. ---------------- O---------- G uaranteed hosiery, sam ples your r size free to agents. W rite for propo Phone Broadway 1136 sition paying $75.00 weekly full time, P 8 rc« la C h r t M 1« P « r D «f $1.50 an hour spare time, telling guar anteed Hosiery to w earer; m ust wear or f igel replaced free. Q uick sales, repeat o r ders. International Stocking Mills, Transfer and Baggage Co. 6267, N orristow n, Pa. a Independent F u n e ra l D i r e c t o r s r • INTERESTING AND CHARMING What worries a modern mother about her wondering boy tonight is that he may blow into the same cabaret. • -------- .-------- An Iowa man who weighs 300 f°r ¿0 cents, pounds divorced a wife who weighed 287. because she was fat. T he A dvocate acknow ledges with pleasure receipt of an invitation to the Can vou beat it T “ I want you to make the out fit for my trial." "Let me see,” mused the experienced modiste. Property Restrictions "Y ou’ll want a direct testimony The Court of Appeals of the Ruit, a cross-examination gown and District of Columbia has upheld a something dainty and clinging to decision of the Supreme Court, af faint in.” --------- o--------- firming the right of white prop Bishop Gregg Attends Func Pay Your Subscription erty owners to restrict the sale or tion for Prince of Wales rental of property to white per I f y o u h a v e se v e re h e ad ach es, sons only, thus debarring Negroes Cape Town. South Africa. May 10.— from renting or purchasing prop d iz z in e ss a n d f a i n t i n g sp e lls , ac- erties as to which white tenants c o m p a n ie d b y r h e u m a t i s m . The visit of His Royal H ighness, the in fee have, in writing, agreed c ra m p s , lu m b a g o a n d f its , it s a Prince of W ales to this city and this not to convey or rent same to col p r e t t y g o o d s ig n y o u a r e n o t w e ll, part of A frica is one of the m ost inl ored people. No one, of course, a n d a r e lia b le to “ c r o a k " a t a n y p ortant happenings in a social and po- questions the sincerity and judg tim e . S o p a y y o u r s u b e r ip tio n to litical way. in the last decade The ment of the Court in rendering, T h e A d v o c a te so y o u c a n m e e t M ayor and Council gave a public re- upon the facts presented, a de o ld S t. P e t e r w ith a c le a r c o n - ception and luncheon to the Prince in cision so adverse to the hopes of s c ie n c e . B e s id e s m a k e y o u r s e lf ,he T °w n H a " on T hursday, A pril 30, also a grand reception Friday night, the Negro citizens; for, of course, good for a flattering obituary. ---------- o---------- Daily Fashion Hint to h o p e o f b r o a d e n m g th e seo|H> o fo h e WORKING ADVOCATE M. B. CROFT WII.I.YM-OVKHI.AND PACIFIC CO For Fair Play and Glean Competition— Hail a C H E C K E R No charge* for ext«> passengers B urn T his Phone N um ber In to Y our Good M em ory: BRoadway 8660 C H E C K E R CAB COMPANY I 'k m » llro a d w a r ISIS B roadw ay an d D i r l i R lroota H. F. W agner PATRONIZR YOUR E. R. Chappell ADVKRTIHRR* CHAPPELL’S Flower Shop T ill HKHT FOR I.BHS Main 6116 331 M orrison St. P ortland, Or*. _______ N. W. Rank Building
