ADVOCATE
An
In d e p e n d e n t
Paper
D e v o te d
to th e
In te re a te
mf
th e
P e o p le
SA TU R D A Y . JU N E 20. 1925
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N.A.A.C.P. BRANCH DIRECTOR WINS PORTLAND
SLAVE SYSTEM IN SOUTH WILL DISAPPEAR
Thousands of Black "Crop
pers” A r e Leaving t h e
South — "Slave” Sy«tem
Is Doomed
Fanatics Slay
LOCAL and FOREIGN | Moslem
Persian Bahais
NEWS BRIEFS
Outbreak o f Atrocities, Similar
Special Train Takes Pueblo
Chorus to N.A.A.C.P.
Meet in Denver
*
‘Arrow Tips’
(B y Kit* Reid)
* * *
presses Apprecation for
Dr. Robert W . B a g n a 11
Advocate Help
Makes Fine Impression on
Near East Relief Head Ex-
Portland’s Colored a n d
White Citizens.
mwam
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**I will not invade the right» of
t o
Thoae by Which Major Imbrie Waa
New York. N. Y . June 12— A »pec.
You have no r.Rht to erect
Benefit Dance, July 4th, Murtark
June 10. 1925
Murdered, Reported to Local Bahai ial train from the city of Pueblo. Colo- ym" ,a " * a,r uPon ,h f hi«hwa>ra n< Mrs. F. D. Cannady.
\ V « i » h i i i i f t o t t , l> t J u n e
T h e | Hall, auspice* "500" Club.—Ad»
Perhaps no visitor to Portland dur
Aasembly
rado. will carry the iamou. Commun ,h" ,,* h, You havi no r"<h, “ >
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The Advocate.
• y a tr t it o f t r u u n t U n it t n ii ill t h r S o u th
ing the many years past has received
ity cltoru* of that city to the sixteenth {rom ,he he,|* e»
»u|wr*«>tion and 311 Macleay Building.
Mra.
Margaret
T
Rose,
a
wealthy
m r a p id ly im t l f r if o i n if a c h a n it f . a n d it
more eonrtesies and honor that did
,hr vinnetr* of the human Portland. Oregon.
That m o b violence, in»tigatcd by annual conference of the Nat.onal A*- ' ,,rik r
i p p r a r t t h a t t l i r * ' r r t » p i> r r “ s y s t e m . i white cititeu u( Little Rock, Ark . who Mohammedan
Mr. Robert W. Bagnall of New York
race.
You
have
no
right
to
»acrifice
ha» become pre •ociation for the Advancement of Col
Dear Mrs. Cannady
w h i c h l i s t l a i t | | h e l d t l i r r o l o r r d f a r m rerrntly died in that city, provided that valent in many clerRy,
City, who spent four days in the city
Denver,
it
wa*
an-
liberties
of
man
upon
the
attar»
part»
of
Persia,
causing
orrd
People,
in
I want to thank you for the gener last week in the interest of the National
r r * i l l a * t * i t r o f s e r f d o m , i * d o o m e d pew» on one »id. of the pulpit at her act» of fanatical violence even more uounced today. The Pueblo
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chorus
___ |of Rho»*»- B «,ifVe what vf>u may ous space you gave for the sale of our
I t 1 « « s y n t e t l l p c t t i l i . i t t o t i n * c o t t o n funeral hr re.ervcd lor colored people atrocious in method than the a»»a»ina- wilt sing at the aecond night
masa Prcac^ w^a* you desire; have alt the Mother’s Day handkerchiefs and for Association for the Advancement of
K r o w i i t i t s e c t i o n o f t h e c o u n t r y a m i l i l t who "have «sited on me and kept me tion of Major Robert W
Colored ^People, of which he is branch
Imbrie.
meeting
of
the
conference,
Thursday.
and ceremonies you please; ex-
l r f t i n i t * t r a i l t l t o t l » A t i d * o f p o v e r t y * , from drudgery all my life; and I have American Vice-Consul in Teheran, June 25. Accompanying the chorus *rr'*c your liberty^ in your own way. Bundle Day The cooperation of the director.
never
received
one
art
of
unkindne»»
Oregon press made possible the sale
i t r i a k m « m l h n p r le * » h iim a t i h e in # .
Mr. Bagnall was the guest of the
last summer, is reported to the Baha'is will be many members and friends of but extend to all others the same of more than twenty-five hundred
H u t t h e r A v a u m o f t h e I *«»11 w e e v i l a n d from any of them."
local branch of the association and
of Portland in letters from the Near the N.A.A.C.P. from Pueblo, Walsen-
handkerchiefs and the collection of house guest of Editor and Mrs. F.. D.
th e o p e n in g o f in d iin tr ia l o p it o r t u n it in \
I'll bet a nickel against two pennies
Howard University enrolled tills East, received by Mr J W. Latimer, burg. Lajunta. Trinidad and other
twenty tons or rnori of an unusually
in th e N o r t h a r c b r u ig u » « a h o u t a
Cannady of The Advocate.
that
not
one
out
of
ten
of
the
readers
fine quality of clothing
i h a n m t h a t f t h o t i l d r e s u l t i n a r e a d year 2.004 .indent» from 47 stales, the local secretary Major Imbrie. it has towns
He wa* met at the train on Sunday
of this column can guess who wrote
hern testified by Americans in the city
British
West
Indies,
Afri>a.
British
The clothing is being carried free by morning by Mr and Mrs. Cannady
jt if t t in e n t o f a t t r ii u lt u r s l c o n d it io n * in
those
eloquent
words.
And
lest
much
the Great Northern Railway to Seattle,
An Appreciation
t h e S o u t h a c h a n g e t h a t w i l l h r b e n e - j Guiana, Canada. Central America, at the time of the murder, was put to
and Lee C. Anderson, secretary ,of the
gray matter be wasted in the guess.
from there goes to the Near East by
f u t a l t o a l l c o n c e r n e d . r % p e n a t l y t o t h e Cuba, thr D o m i n i c a n Republic, death beiausr of his courageous pro
branch. At 9.45 he was the breakfast
I'll
tell
who
it
was—
that
arch-infidel.
Government transport, while local Near
Portland, Ore., June 10, 1925
c o l o r e d f a r m e r » w h o t o n f r c t j u r i i t l y a r e Jamaica. Porto Rico, Columbia and thr tection of American llahai teachers
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowers at
Rolicrt \V Ingersoll. They came to
stationed in Teheran
Virgin
Island».
East
governments
help
in
the
distri
To the Editor of the Advocate:
th e v ic t im » o f th e " n .u iK h t * a n a u g h t
their residence. 293 Ivy St. The host
_.. .
,
.
,
, me the other day after I had been
These reports, based upon direct
bution. one government alone last year
I he issue of your paper bearing date
.
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* n a 1 1 k K r r *» a it « w « * r ” m e t h o d o f b o o k -
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I I have
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reading about Bryans scrap with the carrying 1,252 carloads of various sorts ess. assisted by Mcsdames M. Simpson
Morrison
Hatulaaker,
son
of
Mr
and
communication
with
Bahai
assemblies
ot
i
f
ly
23
before
nte
been
k e e p i n g %«» K e u r r a l l v t l » e d h y t h e i r r *
and M. Turner, served a delicious
Mrs J J llaudsakrr, underwent an throughout Persia, declare it is tvi much impressed by your editorial “Out evolutionists. I expect that Wm. J. of relief supplies
p lo t te r »
course breakfast. Additional guests
would
just
about
froth
at
the
mouth
The need will continue for only a
During the ft\r year« between Jan- | operation for the removal of his ton drill that the fresh outrages arc part of Qf a Cabin* in that number I had in- and tear the air into smithereens—
were Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Dyer, Mr.
sils
Mondas
in
a
local
hospital
a deliberate attempt to subject the tended to express before this late date,
few years we believe If no farther
uary 1, |92<t. and January I. 1925. thou
and Mrs. John Guy. Mis* Margie Dan-
whatever
they
are—if
any
one
should
liahais » of that country to wholesale rny praise for your very terse, clear,
war breaks out our task should be
»and* of these tenant farmer». mo»tly ’
ley and L. A. Ashford.
Itigersoll might be in
Mr and Mra. Wm. Gilden and fam persecution without parallel tn civilized and logical statement and review of the « suggest . . that
completed in three or four years, or as
"* D R ’ r " **. *'*'
’‘cropper»/* have left thr farm» and
From there Mr Bagnall was has
.
.
~
.
.
lt
heaven
when
Bryan
Boats
bv
St.
Peter
countries during modern times
soon as the children are large enough
incident of lom L eas gallant action » t ,,
„
.
are now .'ngaged in industrial punuit» j ily have moved to 685 Kearney St.,
tened to St. David's Episcopal church.
. .
, .
I fully expect to see him there, but
here,
from
Silverton,
Oregon,
where
to
care
for
themselves.
We
are
bend-
'
in resetting thirty or more of the . ... „ . . ,,
.
Sumter county, (•*» . ha» lo»t 961, Fay
12th and Belmont Sts., where he deliv
•
,
I m not at all sure about Brvan. and
i S t '/ v v e
/-, S
s b .
.«.- its s u r t
V y i» » v « a ti
ing every energy to bring the children
of the
steamer >a
"Norman
Negro Composer Honored survivors
ette count, Teune»»ee. 80K; M< Cor* they have lived for several years Their
ered the sermon at the morning service
this
is
the
because—
friends
in
Portland
welcome
them
to
self
support
and
when
that
is
done
disaster, but one or another hindrance
mick county. South C arolina, 79(I. Lin
I don t think that Bryan is showing our task will be finished. Until the to a large and appreciative audience. He
has come in my way
(Columbian Press Bureau)
coin county. Arkaiua*. 592; Warren home
was well received and made many
the proper respect towards the Creat
task is accomplished we believe that
New
York.
June
11.—Temple
Ama-
My
first
feeling
is
one
of
congratu-
county. Mi»*i*»ippi, 295, (»tie» county.
friends for the cause of the Race.
or. Just think—suppose that we did
For
rent,
two
7-room
houses;
one
you. in common with other Americans,
nu-FI, Fifth Avc and Forty-third St . lation to your people for the fact that
Tennessee. JXf>. ( laihorne county. Mis*
Several colored people were noted in
come
up
(or
down)
from
the
apes;
»t»»ippi, 193, making » total of 2925 ready now, the other will be ready in has prevented to Harry T. Burleigh, a they have such a very creditable didn't He make the apes too? And is wish us to continue our God-given the St. David's congregation, includ
task.
July
Garage
to
each.
Call
J.
F.
«olered farmer* ,» »even widely »epar-
Negro, a testimonial inscribed on parch- agency through which to voice »he ' lh t r t ' t
in th. Scripture, that
ing Attorney and Mrs. E. J. Minor,
Cordially yours.
. . _
.
atc«l counties If thi* movement con i Alexander, Att'y, 1406 Yeon Bldg., to incut ami bound in gold rolled morocco sentiments which strive to inculcate
Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Stanley, Mr. and
,
.
.
.
.
,
,
„
j
,
,
,
-
,ha*
Adam
was not an ape and
23rd
of
June,
then
from
the
29th
of
J
J
H
A
N
D
SA
KER.
leather, of his twenty-five years of self respect and »«If reliance among ,t,„f ____ < .
u
,
.
titlin'», there i» every rea»on to he* i
Mrs. E. D. Cannady, J. A. Ewing.
, .
, ,
,
.
. . “ that one of his ribs was taken to make JJH :C G
June
on.—
Adv.
N. W. Regional D irector.)
lieve that condition» more favorable to
uninterrupted service as singer and them I for one am often impressed by a ja(jy
a p e 5 j-m sllre
j-m r fectlV
Miss Margie Danlev and a few others
-O-
tenant farmer» in the South will be
composer in the chqir of the temple the manner of the colored people now. to ^ v J V e / 'o r a a c ^ o r s if
whose names the reporter did not as
Professor Kelly Miller, dean of How Mr Burleigl . who recently w a s a , compared with that of twenty-five „ pleaM1 , hf ROod Lord to Jo h tha(
urged a» an economic nccc»»ity
President Coolidge Laments certain. From church the party pro
ard University, Washington, D. C , for similarly honored upon the comple- or more years ago. As I see the peo
ceeded to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
way. But Bryan isn't—hes' busy tell
Death of Noted Woman
many years, lias been discharged. The
N A.A.C.P. Secretary Re- cause, as stated hy thr official board, lion of thirty years of service in thr pie of young man- and womanhood I ing the Creator-of-all-living-things that j
J. A. Ewing. 6522 94th St. S. E., where
choir of St
George's
Episcopal can not help but notice the evidence
to lie a descendant
Tuskegee Institute, Ala.. June 9.— Mrs. Ewing, assisted by her sister,
Elected Member
it that the appropriation was insuffic Ih u rih , received the Spingarn medal of a new spirit in them, and more es- he / does t not want
,
.
.
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,,
,
,
. . . . .
,
, . . . . .
1,1 the tuvrnd creature— and nothing Hundreds of friend« and admirers of Mrs. Lula Gragg, had a sumptuous
ient to pay thr dean and keep going in 1917
from the National Associ- pecially in the school children. The
quite so much convinces me that he Mrs. Margaret J. Washington, wife dinner ready. Seated ahout the dining
New Yoik, N Y , June 12.—Jam rs th- junior rollrge and school of com
ation for thr advancement of Colored hoys and girls no longer bear a man-
is. as the fuss he is making against it. of the lamented Dr Booker T. W ash table were Mr. Bagnall. Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Johnson, secretary of thr Na- merce Hrsidr. Mr Miller, a numher
People. The temple testimonial it ncr of cringing servility that was so
Tf there ever was a more senseless ington, founder of Tuskegee Institute. Cannady and sons. Miss Margie Dan-
tional Association for (hr Advancement of other professors' services were dis
signed by Louis Marshall, President oi manifest years ago Among the in-
of Colored People, ha» for the fourth continued m several departments.
waste of words than is going on at e«me from all parts of the country to ley and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Ewing.
thr congregation, who is also a director Burners that have brought about this
present between the evoluters and the attend the funeral services of the highly Immediately following dinner the party
consecutive time been elected a mem
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of the Association for the Advance- change probably the most far reach-
ber of tlir board of directors of the
Adain-and-Eveites. trot it out for our esteemed woman whose sudden pass rushed to the People’s Resort, 4th and
Scotty Williams, 40 years old, broth ment of Colored People.
ing and powerful are the suggestions inspection.
ing produced such a great shock to Burnside Sts., where Mr. Bagnall de
Civic club of Nrw York, it «•*» an er of Mr». Dolly Paries, who was shot j
and editorials in such papers as the
nounerd today The Civic club is thr ami killed ill Seattle Monday, June 15. j
What difference does it make, any the country last Friday evening. Prom livered a splendid address to more than
Advocate. I hope your paper has a
leading liberal club of tlir city of New hy Jumes Lannigaii, will Ire buried Dunbar Graduate Wins
how. whether my ancestor swung from inent friends of both races were noted two hundred men representing all
the the cocoanut tree by his tail or whether among those who gathered here to pay | walks of life. The theme of his talk
York, and has a number of colored here, according to information received
Sarbonne
Scholarship
v"
y
f
"
"
*
1
,
cirfcu'a,ion
am
o"*
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r colored people of this city and s
members
Is,a«e j Adam woke up one day minus a rib? the last tribute to Mrs. Washington i was hope. On the program appeared
here today.
(Columbian Press Bureau)
M ccrUin,)r
, . K’ves
,
. ,h'"> » va ua e \Rajn quoting Ingersoll anent the rib who contributed so much in the way Mrs. Eumura, wife of the Japanese
P i
W A SH IN G TO N . D ■ C..—June
16. mean, of .nterchangity ,deas tendmg Mory Considering the amount of raw of assisting her husband in developing ministe'. who sang a solo, and Mrs.
Benefit Dance July 4th, Murlark hall,
Urban League Officer to
Word has just been received from lo ,h* “P1'** and development of your matfria| used t Iook upon ¡, a, the the finest educational institution for Chin's class of young Chinese singers.
auspices “500" Club.—Adv.
Visit
Amherst College that Mercer Uook.
T '“ IW,°rd of chetr '* not of' most successful job ever performed." Negroes in the world and who h a s : At 7:45 p. m. Dr. Bagnall preached
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According to a press do patch re
soil of Will Marion Uook and Abbie er^| "* anY 'ubome spirit either.
My So what (|ifference
¡t aIi make
rendered such a great service to the at Centenary-YYilbur Methodist Epis
Misa Dorothy Doggrtt played the
ceived here tin» week, Eugene Kinckte
Mu hell Cook, who graduated
from fead,n* for the Past few weeks
has you anJ j ,iye today aJ Go<j ¡ntended institution since the passing of her copal church, of which the Rev. Charles
Jotlrs, thr executive secretary of the piano for the R Y. P. U. Sunday.
MacCaughey is pastor. Here he told
Dunbar High School of this city in ,cc" a
en,ire V .b°Tks hy N f* ro we should live—doing our best, giving husband.
National Urban Lragur, will visit Children's day. at Mt Olivet church,
I V * . has been awarded the
$1.500 f “‘ hor*
The V'fc LFrcd Dou* 1«»-" our best, to make the world just a
Including in the messages of sym-1 of the progress of the Negro in Amer
Portland in tlir interest of the League's and displayed exceptional knowledge scholarship for brilliant work in the ‘ uptrman to Man,
by Rogers, and |ltt|e better?
pathy sent to the family was one from ica. shedding much light upon the
work during Ills visit to the Pacific of music. Mrs W. I , Buford gave French course
This scholarship en- now 1 am finishing "The Negro," by
President Coolidge. in which he lauded race's noble history. Dr. MacCaughey
her i» farewell party for her little
Coast,
titles young Cook, who will grad- DuBois This last is to nte a most
the fine character of Mrs. Washington. warmly thanked the speaker for his
friends She leaves Tuesday for Mcx-
King
and
Queen
Hear
uate from Amherst in June, to a year's ,,nPre«ive book, perhaps not so much
The death of Mrs. Washington oc illuminating address and invited him
G R E A T DANE P U P P IE S . P E D I ia, Texas, with her aunt. Miss Nettie
Fisk Jubilee Singers curred
for its contents as for the great ability
j
study in the Sarbonne.
*
after a brief illness. Although to return again. At the close of the
Ransom
G R E E H A RLEQ U IN . P. H E K T E R
of the author His exhaustive research
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her
illness
was not considered serious, service the party drove to the residence
3625 F O O T H IL L B LV D ., O A K
(Preston News Service)
to obtain authority and material for his
the best medical aid was summoned of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ashford. 509
Co-operation
Bakery
at
William
Duncan
Alien
Jr.
arrived
LAND, C A L IFO R N IA .—Adv.
Windsor. England. June 19. — The
! book is on a par with that evidenced
to her sick room, at the family home Tillamook St., where a coterie of the
home from Ohcrlin College Tuesday.
Colon
in Humes'. Macauley's, Bancroft's, : jubilee singers of Fisk University. here, when she suffered the attack. host's friends awaited the honored
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Furnished front room for tent, 357
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Carlyle's and Irving's writings Cer- Nashville. Tenn.. sang before the king
The immediate relatives surviving are guest. A delicious buffet supper was
Mr. Wilalyn Stovall, prominent
((olumhiau l’rrss Bureau)
tainlv it bears testimony to the fact that ■>,’d 9 >ieen at Windsor castle Friday. !
13th street. Mrs. Yates Howard. At.
one daughter. Mrs. Sydney Pitman, of here enjoyed. Mesdames James W as
young
college
student
of
Los
Angeles.
W
A
SH
IN
G
TO
N
,
D.
C
.
June
16.
there*
is
as
evident
ability
among
col-
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3039— Adv.
Dallas. Texas; two sons, Booker T. Jr., son and J. YV. Ingersoll served the
California, is visiting in the city for
I he Marcus Garvey organization ored people as among any other race
Prof. W. Sherman Savage. Lincoln
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of
Los Angeles. Calif., and David salads and ices from an elaborately
at Colon,
otherwise known as the The |>ook js certainly worth while University, who has been attending the
For Rent-—Newly furnished apart a few days.
decorated table in the dining room
Washington.
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Universal
Negro Improvement As- reading No doubt a feeling comes to University of Oregon, received his
ments, 312 Cherry street. Mrs T. E.
amid
flowers and soft rose shade lights.
The
body
was
laid
to
rest
along
side
Rev. J. W. Anderson, Supt. N. W. sociation, is pow completing arrange- you some times as to whether the re- master's degree on Monday. June 15. j
Alien.—Adv.
that of her husband on the campus of Those who met the distinguished guest
Coast Baptist association, returned ments for the establishment of a co- su|t of your work is going to be worth L>rt’L Savage is head of the
history 1
here were; Mrs. Pearl Stewart, Mrs.
the institute, near the chapel.
E V E R Y HOM E B U Y S AND U SE S home last week from Everett, Wash., operative bakery. Members of the the effort, but rest assured that you are department at Lincoln and plans tc
A. J. Franklyn. Miss Nellie Franklin.
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where he attended the quarterly meet local association are being asked to doing an efficient work, though the , Pr,’d
summer in the Northwest.
GO O D S L IK E W E S E L L
BIO
Mr. and Mrs. J. YY'. Ingersoll, Mr.
Stay
off
July
3rd.—
Adv.
ing of the executive board of the as subscribe funds of from $2mo $100 to evidence of effects may be long de-
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P R O F IT S ,
F IN E
REPEA TERS.
and Mrs. J. D. YY'asson. Miss Grant
sociation.
He
reports
a
great
meeting
float the project, which is to be run layed in appearing One certainly has
Mrs- Mari* A. Hedgmon, of St
Q U IC K EA SY S E L L E R S W R IT E
held with Dr. J. L. Murray's church. as a supplement of the loc«l U. N. to be optoinistic these jazz-mad days, Louis, Mo.. Grand W orthy Matron o f 1 Mrs. E. D. Cannady addressed the and G. Yr. Grayson.
FO R O UR B IG O F F E R Q UICK.
Monday morning at 9:45 Mrs. Ada
Dr. Bird, of Tacoma, presided. Dr*. I. A school at Colon, which now^
meeting at the First Congre
though to dare hope that the people
Missouri jurisdiction, O. E. evening
S.. who'
ASANO M F D . CO M PA N Y, 4508
McGill was hostess at a delicious
J. S. Moore. K. B. Ried, A. W. W il boasts of
an enrollment of 300 stu- will ever again settle down to modera- *Pcn* several days in the city last gational church. 252 Park St., last Sun breakfast at her pretty home on Union
C E N T R A L AVK, C L E V E L A N D ,
liams, S. A. Franklin and Rev. Green rtcnt-childrcii of V. N ! A members tion, safety and sanity. Now in closing
was the recipient of several! day. on the race question. She pointed Avc. Covers were laid for Mr. Bag
O H IO .
attended the meetings. Mcsdames Bird
-O
I wish to revert to Mr. Lea's perform -! *ocia* functions during her stay here j out the various prejudices existing be- nall, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cannady,
and Outen also attended. The board
Clark Chosen Manager of ance. I judge that no motive prompted Sa‘ ur<lay evening she was the inspira .wcen men and offered as a solution Mrs. Pearl Stewart and the hostess.
For rent. Modert» house, furnished.
adjourned to meet in Seattle, July 3.
him, but just duty. Doing as he would ; ,ion *or * l»<autiful reception at the to them contact, co-operation, good wih
For particulars, call Broadway 5807
Paper
(Continued on page 4)
Rev. Anderson will leave Monday for
be done by, carrying aid to the drown- home of Mrs. Gardner on E. 68th St.. and love. She said that while the
southern Oregon on business.
Negro
had
been
brought
to
this
conn-
Pittsburgh, Pa., June 11.—John L.
in a *imPle. manful manner, or to sP°nsorvd !>>' several members of Wa-
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Clark, founder of the John L. Clark dc»''r'l>e it in the language that John nauma chapter. A delightful time was try against his will he had gained in
If you own your lot, we will finance
Sunday morning last she was many ways even though severely han
Service, for many years assistant to Hay used in his poem "The Prairie l,ad-
(he building of a 4 or 5 room bunga
When out driving, visit
Belle,"
telling
of
Jim
Bludsoc.
the
en-
,llc
R"est
of Mr a,,d Mrs. Bert Tur- dicapped She contrasted the status of
the supt. of one of the largest (white)
low on small monthly payments. Bea-
gincer of the "Belle" holding "her ( " er on an a9*° triP over Columbia the American colored people with those
printing
establishments
in
Pittsburgh,
”Ma*" Anderson's
j con 5546.—Adv.
in the interior of Africa, and pointed
and recognized as one of the best nozzle agin the bank till the last galoot rivcr h|ffhwav. She left Sunday night
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out
that
each
race
owed
the
other
a
printers in the country, has been chosen was ashore.” He says "H e seen his | for hcr homc
Barbecue Kitchenette
debt which they certainly could not
Please Pa
3ay
directing bead of the Pittsburgh Amer duty a dead sure thing, and he went for
pay by fault finding and by hatred of
We
The
82nd and Powell Valley
ican Printing and Publishing Co., as it thar and then." Duty done is honor
one another. She also pointed out
without money, no more than you well as manager of the American. Mr. won
local conditions in which the race is
can live without eating. So again, we Clark's specimens of job work for
FO R SA L E
Superior Barbecue Sandwiches
Respectfully,
made to feel the "problem" here, and
ask those who owe The Advocate years have been receiving favorable
SAM F. G IL L .
served in you» Auto
pleaded for a better understanding and
money for advertising, tuberiptiona or mention and comment in the Inland
House and lot at 52nd St. and
"Fenton"
more sympathetic relations, one with
other services, kindly come in and pay Printer.
«
the other.
Mason St., lot being 71x142; light,
us. If you cannot come in, call us and
we will come to you.
telephone and water; gravel streets.
Phonei Broadway 8141, Tabor 7100
Louis H. Strickland
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Paper«,
Stationery, Printing, Book
Binding, Rubber Stamp«,
Seals
mm T or h P i ortland
Q u a lity STona —
. O rioon OP
• '••*> M SM «V«
409 McKay Bldg.
Portland, Ore.
The Universal Negro Improvement
Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore.
The number of the house is 1432,
and there is a fir grove in front.
There is a house, garage, and a good
Every Sunday .Afternoon at 3;30 P. M.
woodshed on the place.
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
is $85000 with but $300.00 cash.
E. First and Schuyler Streets
Interesting Program.
H. I). BIRO , Pres.
The price
RASMUSSEN & CO.
PAINTS, DOORS AND GLASS
1303 Yeon Bldg.
You Are Welcome
1. Z. T R IP L E T T , fiko.
Riely & Ryan
Storr and Office; 2nd aud Taylor Sts.
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