•j
—
—
A D V O C A TE
THE.
’ l»
mJJlJ—
Aa
In d ep en d en t
P ap er
D rro te d
«o tl*«
In térn ete
«/
tl*«
P « o p l« •
PRICE 5 CENTS
PORTLAND, OREGON, SATURDAY. AUGUST 15 , 1925
VOL. X X I I — NO. 51
CITY COUNCIL REMOVES OFFENSIVE PLACAOS
INTER-COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE HELD IN N. Y
COLORED AND W H IT E MEET
TO DISCUSS MUTUAL
PROBLEMS
News and Social Briefs
By Nannie Maud Carr
Mrs Harry Davis, wile of a pro­
Student! From Leading
minent
lawyer and politician of
Universities And Colleges
I i't * .
.it
( ih io
1st
*t
11 -
Hold Successful Conclave S
,
.
,U
IO wi
in 'Cleveland, were thi gu. 1
W
(Hy Ashton Sewell)
I) Allen and family the past week
New York, Aug 12 Under the
Mrs Davis is a sister of I). C.
au*pue. uf the Intercollegiate As- Wormley of Seattle Mr Wormlcy
sonatina ol New York City, grad­ motored down to visit them here and
uate. anil »Indent» from 20 Uhiv,.i took them for adrive over thr Col­
sities and colleges met here in con­ umbia River Highway, accompanied
ference July 25 and A to discuss by Win Duncan Allen, Jr The la­
the "Problems of Negro Students
dies were very favorably impressed
The conferee* have not only ar­ with the W'est.
Mrs. (j. V (irayson entertained
gued the problem, but they have
also sent a resolution to the hitnch Monday evening lor Mesdamcs Dav­
War Ministry rrgretting the depar­ is and Shorey.
Mr and Mrs Orville Smith of
ture from th,. policy o f the French
in dealing W i l l i her colonials, especial­ l.os Angeles, Cal, motored up for
Smith
ly in the present Riff situation a brief visit last week Mrs
They repressed their sympathy to is a niece of Mrs Lmily Austin and
the students of China and voted to a cousin of Win Duncan Allen, Jr
send a memorial to the president They visited at the Allen Cottage,
of the University of China for the at Sravicw. W ash, and returned to
stand China is taking against for­ Fortland Tuesday < *n Wednesday
eign interference They went down evening they were honored at a
card parly at thr Allen residence,
on record as apposing war
''Student» are here to solve their W D Allen, Jr. host Four tables uf
own problems," said Miss l.ouise whist were played Mrs Smith, hon­
Jackson of Hunter College and or guest captured the first priie for
president of the Association, as she ladies and Hugh Harper the first
Miss Jennie
formally opened the confer,.nee to prise for gentlemen
discuss the first topic " ’I he l alises Dora Grayson received the consola­
tion
l>eliciuus refreshments ’were
of Student Unrest "
served Assisting
thr host
were
The causes were many
The
following
indictments were Mrs F. M Austin and Mrs. E P
mail. "W hile presidents in Negro Carr. Mrs Hattie McLain of Los
Institutions are failures " "White Angeles, who stopped off rnroute to
presidents who could nut find a ha­ Seattle and the British, and Mrs
ven in white institutions are civen Robinson of Chicago, sister of Mrs
positions in Negro schools." "Solti,, J A. Mrrriman, shared honors with
while presidents in Negro schouls do Mr and Mrs Smith
Mrs. Cherry
Hitlsman
suffered
not have their first degree" Under
while presidents and faculty in Ne­ minor bruises and ruts on her fare
gro institution* discipline is admin­ m a fall lastTuesday
Mrs. Leonard Crosswaile motored
istered to crush student initiative.”
“ Fraternities end Sororities are not to Seaside, Oregon, Saturday with
Mr and Mrs F. J Minor who re­
living up to their standards"
The basis or efficiency should be turned Sunday Mrs Crosswaile and
the criterion for choosing turn, mother, Mrs Ida Swei.srh, spent the
black or white, for administrative week Among others spending vaca­
positions in Negro schools was the tions at Seaside are: Mesdames Ma­
consensus of opinion 1 he conferees ry Turner, Zepha Baker, Klia Morton.
favored a mixed faculty They were Ruby Hardin, Adah McGill, ilda
opposed to the paternalistic attitu­ Smith, Sam Smith and Mr and Mrs.
de on the part of white presidents Win. Gilmer
. t,» C V | .A rn issio*rrl C'I*|L i i r l t an
because they believe it suppress.»
the initiative and self expression of intcicjti-ig meeting Tuesday at the
the students They feel that the fra­ home of the president, C. Ft. Ivey.
ternities and sororities are not liv­ Oratory was thr prevailing discus­
ing up to their standards because sion and muih enthusiasm was man­
of certain indifferences within the ifested in regard to the contest next
ranks. A conferee, however, said month Delirious refreshments were
that "the external economic rause served
was the basis of student unrest and
Mrs. Leon Gregory entertained
it greatly influences the internal ad­ with a card party, Thursday for
ministrative causes " "Benevolent en­ her house guests A largr number
dowments bias the officials and en­ of thr young people enjoyed her hos­
slave the students in Negro institu­ pitality.
V
tions.
Mrs. F.mily C. Austin returned
I’ersonal experience meeting and to Sravirw after a short visit this
symposium was the second session week in the city.
of the conference It was said that
F.rvin M Flowers made a trip to
many Negro students did not take Seattle last week and completed
part in extra-curricular activities It arrangements for thr play to lie pre­
was seriously
questioned whether sented by the Joymakers Club uf
nr not the major factor was the ra­ Bethel eiiurch in that city early in
cial element or whether the problems September. The play, “ A Noble Out-
were common to both c o l o r e d and rast” , directed by Mrs Lula Gragg,
white institutions The
sentiment, was staged with great success in ev­
however, prevailed that
students ery way a few weeks ago here A
should be concerned in leaving some­ largr group of thr club members
thing with an institution, rather will take the trip at thr time, it being
than going to get what's there
also Conference time ,
Religion, Interracial co-operation,
I’nlitirs, International Relations were
spiritedly discussed "The ,churches ...niblrd on the lawn over-looking
today are surf,.ited with emotionalism the Hudson River. There the follc-
and superstition instead of that vital­ gians, seated on chairs and mats
ising force which would help us to placed out in the open, discussed
form richer contacts with human be practical suggestions, and at the same
ings We need to get back to the tint,. enjoyed thr salubrious atmos­
concepts of human brotherhood", said phere. On the left o f the group stood
a miniature cannon, a relic ol man's
one of th,. students.
The conference went down on re­ river stood the Nation's greatest
A little further up thr
cord as endorsing Interracial co u p invention.
river stood thr Nation's greatest mil­
rration based on absolute equality
whether or not co-operation should itary academy, West Point.
It was on Perry's lawn the stormy
be asked before Negroes effect it
and dramatic scene of thr confer­
themselves.
f.n the topic of International Re­ ence was staged Almost under the
lations and i’olitics, methods were very battlements of West Point thr
of the American studrnt in allevia­ motion of war was vigerously deba­
ting th,. friction among nations. It ted. The conference went down on
simmers down to the racial group, record as opposing war by a deci­
wlii.h forces the question: what ran sive vote.
Thr association voted to make the
thr Negro Students do in amelioro-
conference an annual affair.
ting International Relations?
Nyack has a population of appro­
"What are the next steps?" was the ximately 1,000 Negroes and 11,000
topic for the closing ronferenre.The whites.
summary of the conference took
The officers of the Intercollegiate
plac,. on I’ erry's estate, one of the Association are: Miss Louise Jack-
exclusive white residences of Nyack son, graduate of Hunter College,
The conferees, at the invitation of President; Miss Thelma Rcrlack,
Miss Dorothy Ferry, a young woman I ounscllor George Hall, New York
of great influence in civic affairs,as- University, Treasurer. The leaders
of the discussion groups were F. D
Johnson, George Hall, VV. T. An­
drews Jr., A J. Allison, F\ Eugene
Corbie, ami A. Granville Dill.
The institutions represented were:
New York University, Harvard, Col­
umbia, College of tile City o f New
Howard, Fisk, Lincoln Universitjy,
University of Pittsburg, State Univ­
ersity of Iowa, Northeastern, Univ­
ersity of Chicago, Temple, Virginia
Union, Morehouse, Atltnta Univer­
sity, _ Spellman Seminary, and West
Virginia Institute and Radcliffc
Headquarters of the conference
was at the residence of Mr. George
Avery, 19 Jackson Avenue, Nyack.
New York.
MOKE HOUSTON MARTYRS
SET FREE
LOCAL and FOREIGN
NEWS BRIEFS
1
W H IT E AND COLORED M IN­
ISTERS CONFER
“ Arrow Tips”
(By Kits Reid)
The Negro
ministers of Greens­
This weather has certainly been a
Stay off Aucust 24th-- Mt. Hood boro, N. C. were recently the invit­ fright and as if the humidity were not
Chapter will entertain with a lawn ed guests of the white ministers at enough to addle what »little gray
fete and muaicale on the beautiful a regular meeting of the Ministerial matter I have, along comes my week­
lawn ol Mrs. G*nrge H. Holliday. — | Association The purpose of the joint ly news from Washington to com­
meeting was to establish better un­
-A d v .
derstanding between the two groups plete the process Please, somebody,-
un-addle my brains. Listen to an i-
Mr. and Mra. W B Brown, Mra. and to confer as to the possibilities tem from column 3 page 2 in big
R. F. Morriaon and Miaa Anna Mor- I of co-operation in meeting religious type:
riaon hariaon have returned from a and civic needs of the community.
“ No slow down in our prosperity
motor trip to Los Angelea and other The meeting is said to have been says Mr. Hoover Manufacturing pro­
mutually helpful.
points of interest in California.
duction
is greater than a year ago.
---------- O----------
Many Orders unfilled For June,
For rent- One 2-room furnished MISS M A X W E L L VISITS HOME production was 20per cent greater
than a year ago;" Doesn't that
apartment, $25 a month One 4-rtn.
Miss Myrtle May Maxwell, daugh­ sound just grand? But listen to what
furnished apartment, $.10 a month
360V5 Williams Ave Call at Tire ter of Mr.and Mrs. Charles H Max­ column 6 page 3 says:-
well of Salem, Oregon, is home for
“ Campaign of wage cutting in the
Shop, 360 Williams Ave.-- Adv.
----- --- ----------
a month's vacation
Massachusetts mills likely to defeat
Miss Maxwell is a teacher in the Butler. Senator confers with Coolidge
Mrs. Pugh of Kansas City is here
at the residence oi Mrs Elliot, 626 F'riendship Home Training School at Swampscott and both are wor­
ried The textile industry of New
Clinton Street. Mrs. Fugh is plan­ in Cincinnati, Ohio.
There is much discussion as to England, which enjoys a high pro­
ning to make Fortland her home
whether she will remain as a teach­ tective tariff has engaged in a cam­
Maaaachuaetta Man Viaita H^re
" ■ O' ■
er in Cincinnati or go as a Secreta­ paign of slashing wages More than
For rent furnished rooms heated ry to Bishop R E. Jones of New 35,000 employees have thus far been
Charles S Dennis is stopping in and with use of kitchen; 10 minutes
Fortland for a month at thr resi­ walk across Broadway bridge to Orleans. It will be decided upon the victims o f this injustice.
Now then, aren't those two items
dence of Mrs Turner, 315 Williams Union depot. Phone Brdway 5722 when she returns to Cincinnati in
the Fall
read at one sitting, enough to addle
Aveunc Mr Dennis is employed in
the brains of any thinking, person?
O ------
a largr publishing house in Spring-
Mrs. A. M. Cochrane, *79 Mis­
Here we have an industry among
field Hr is now taking a year's
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dupuy and
souri
Avenue,
ia
back
from
Spo­
leave of absence to tour the North­
Mrs. F. J Poulin and Mrs. C M. the highest protected under our ta­
west. Hr is a member uf St John kane where she has been for some­ Johnson, while in the city were en­ riff law, deliberately cutting the wa­
Institutional Congregational church time on businao. Mrs. Cochrane will tertained by Mr. and Mrs. T
H. ges of its already poverty stricken
and in th(. name of this church. Mr. remain in Portland now. ...... .......... Williams w ith a dinner,-Tuesday from workers, 100 per cent. Why? Not be­
Salesmen Wanted. 2F jewel watch, 5 to 7 o'clock at the Stag Club.
cause, according to the Hoover item,
Dennis donated 100 new hymnals to
column 3 page 2, there is any slump
good timekeeper. Special price $15.00.
Mount Olivet Baptist church *
Covers were laid for seven.
The Rev Mr Dyer and Mr Dennis Salesmen' wanted. Konehack, 19 W.
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Johnson and in the industry. I don't see any reason
except the prevailing habit of want­
are friends uf long standing
Cranberry, West Haielton, Pa.—Adv. Mrs. Pearl Carroll entertained Mon­ ing larger dividends. Can you?
day night with a large party at her
o -
But I don't think that Coolidge and
residence. 597 N. Union Avenue.
A California motoring party spent
TH E N A. A. C. P held its re- Dancing and cards were diversions. Ruttler need worry a minute. All the
a week in Fortland, stopping at The
| gular meeting last Monday night
Mr and Mrs. Geo. W
Mullen, mill owners will need to do is to re­
Hotel Golden West.
at Bethel church Miss Margie Dan- 318 F. 41st Street entertained the peat the process of putting on the
---------- 0----------
political screws just a day or two
ley,delegate to the National Confer­
M r. and Mra. Leon Gregory,937 ence held recently in Denver, made party at refreshments at 4:30 p m. before election
Rodney, entertained Miss Dorothy her report which was well received Monday, after a drive through the
This particular thumb screw is
city.
Armstrong at a party given Thurs­
Mrs. Ben Brown sang and Miss
Tuesday evening, Mr and Mrs. I plunked out on the typewriter and
day evening.
reads
thusly:-
Nellie Franklin played a piano solo. S. Scott, 706 E. 13th Street, South,
“ Each foreman will notify the
-----------0----------
entertained at a large party for the
Mr. and Mra. T. E. Allen, 313 E.
For rent- newly furnished apta. pleasure of the visitors. After the workers on his shift that the mills
Halsey St. entertained Mr and Mrs. Gas and lights. One block to car party, the visitors were conveyed to will close down if Coolidge (or But­
Clarence Dupree. Tuesday afternoon line —Mrs. T. E. Allen-312 Cher­ the Stag Club, the guests of Mr. and ler) is not elected
from two until four thirty o'clock. ry St. East 1661-adv.
And what would you do if you had
Mrs. T H. Williams, until their de-'
a family of children5 Your wife
parture for home at 5 o’clock.
Two furnished house keeping rms. The National Negro Business Lea­
Arthur Love entertained with a works, too, so she also receives
for rent, 335 San Rafael St.-East gue will meet August 22nd in Tul- . sightseeing trip over the Columbia "political advise” . The children must
be fed and tlcF td , so ofc-'o-se you
JttS adv.
sa, Oklahoma A large and interesting River Highway for the visitors.
obey the warning.
---------- O----------
delegation is expected according to ,
That's what we all did last Novem­
Miss Clara Coffey of Kansas City information given out by those in PO R TLA N D BRANCH N. A. A.
Kans , is a guest in the city a few authority.
C. P. PROTESTS COLOR LINE ber and that, I fear, is what we will
all do next election day- unless we
_
days. Miss. Coffey attended Summer
see the light between now and then.
School at Rcrkclcy, Cal
Portland, Oregon
Hall for rent at E. 28th and
August 11, 1925.
; Alberta Sts., equipped for parties,
However, Billy Sunday is coming
To the Public:
A W O R D TO W AR M OTHERS dances or organizations. Call Gars
to further begog the atmosphere
As the National Association for I have thought and wondered and
field 0948. Dave Bradley, 1020 E.
the Advancement of Colored People thought What industrial disturbance
Mr». Florence Graver, state War 27th St. North.-adv.
is on record as being opposed to is anticipacd in this neck of the
--------- o---------
Mother of Oregon's National War
racial discrimination . It considers woods? I have never known a Biily
SAM BAKER WINS
names o f all colored War mothers
discrimination against Negroes in Sunday vistaton that was not inten­
in view o f organizing a chapter of
A prize fight was pulled off mon- favor of white persons, by another ded to side track industrial unrest of
said organization in Oregon.
Negro, the height of folly: a stupid
Kindly get in touch with Mrs. day night at the Armory, between inconsistency, and a policy which is some kind. Cannot some one help
Sam Baker colored of Hollywood,
me out of this state of bewilderment?
Graver.
California and Floyd Johnson, white suicidal The Portland Branch of the
Billy is such an expensive luxury
National
Association
for
the
Advan­
Hey! come on, let's go on that ex­ of Portland Sam won and has re­ cement of Colored People, therefore that I cannot for the life of tne sa­
tisfy that little question floating a-
cursion given by Dahlia Temple on turned to the movies in Hollywood informs the public that Mr B. J.
---------e - -
round: "why this deep interest in the
the boat SW AN on the 24th adv
Johnson (heretofore identified' as a souls of the working class?”
John Morris, who was wanted in Negro), proprietor of the Barbecue
------0---------
Y’ ou know as well as I do, that
Mias Josephine Turnham is the Spokane by the I'cdcral authorities Restaurant, 208 East Broadway, hav­ our well-to-do souls arc not saved
on a charge of white slavery, was ing recently announced through thr
Advocate’s pretty new stenographer. run down near Pendleton, Oregon
thro his gymnastic, prayers,- so why
press that he does not desire color­ -why 5
following a six mile auto chase.
ed
patronage,
is
Hereby
read
out
of
NEGROES AND EDUCATION
the race, and condemned.
One of my beloved critics, I do
Mrs. Cornelius Young and sons,
The Association takes this action have some of them, asked me last
< hicago. III. Aug. 13.- According
to the Negro Year Rook. 1925-26, Marion and Cornelius, Jr., 749 Har­ in order that there may be no mis­ weekwhv my “ Arrow Tips" were
there were in the U. S. 3,796, 957 Ne­ old Ave , w ill leave Monday morning understanding; that Mr. Johnson may always criticising people and things.
gro children 5 to 20 years of age in­ August 17th for Richmond, Va., to not be further embarrassed by the
Now I shall confess publicly. Re­
clusive O f these, 2,030.269, or only attend the Grand Lodge Convention presence of Negroes, with his identi­ cause I feel that unless we keep be­
53 5 per cent were enrolled in school. of F'lks. Mrs Young is the Dt Ru­ fying himself with whatever race he fore thi American newspaper reading
In 1924, according to the reports ler of Dahlia Temple of F.Iks and a desires,- presumably the white race. public whatever we tnay learn of the
PO R TL A N D BRANCH real “ underside” of things, we are
of State Superintendents of Educa­ delegate to the Grand Lodge
They will visit Chicago and Wash­
N A A. C P not doing our duty by our opportu­
tion, there were in the 16 former
ington,
D.
C.
enroute.
By J. A. Ewing, President nity. Oh, yes, I know it lines us up
insiave states and Oklahoma and D
I.ee C. Anderson, Sec. the black left o the stand-patters in
I , 3,141,869 Negro children of
-----------0-----------
For refit—6-room house with bath.
school age O f these, 2,149,548 or
“ my party, right or wrong, still my
68 4 per cent, were enrolled
in —J. C. Logan, East 3623.—Adv.
party". Where, oh where, is the in­
Stay
off
Labor
Day,
Sept.
school. The number of Negro public
telligence we Americans
boast so
7th --adv.
schoo teachers in those states is
much about5 We read our stand-pat
12.018
papers and swallow things whole.
IT is wel known that some of
STO P! LOOKII R E A D !!!
How we dread the question mark
those teachers have not been above
| that some of the black-listers will in­
the eighth grade in school. Some
Last Chance of Season on
sist on thrusting before our eyes.
are working from 15 to 25 dollars
Wake up, sisters and brothers, wake
per month.
PIEASURE BOAT SWAN
up and do your own thinking. There
will be no criticsms of "things as
Monday Evening; Aug. 24, 1925
they are" in this column if you will
just
wake up!
Holliday & Holliday
Ham and Chicken Sandwiches
-----------0----------
and other light refreshments
CHINESE ORGANIZE T O HELP
Tonsorial Parlors
Will be Served
COM BAT IM PERIALISM
123 North Sixth Street
BOAT LEAVES FOOT
Chicago, III. Aug.I3- The Chinese
In our new location we are arranged
of
of Chicago have organized the Chin-
eze National Welfare Association to
to give better service to our patrons.
Morrison Street Bridge
support their brother workers and
We invite ladies, gents and children to
at 9:00 P. M
students in China. Sunday, Aug. 2d,
they held a large mass meeting and
come in and see us.
Dancing Begins at 8:30
play. Over 500 Chinese were pres­
Aii'spices
ent. Many speakers, including a re­
presentative of the American Negro
Guaranteed hosiery, samples your
Labor Congress, told of the solidar­
D A H LIA TEM PLE 202
ity
of the American workers with
I. B. P. O. E. of W.
size free to agents. Write for propo­
the ( hinese in their attempt to rid
sition paying $75.00 weekly full time,
their land of oreign imperialism.
Muaic by
$1.50 an hour spare time, selling guar­
--------- o---------
anteed hosiery to wearer; must wear or
Wanted, very capable, reliable wo­
SMITH'S ORCHESTRA
man for general house work. Elder-
replaced free. Quick sales, repeat or­
ADM ISSION $1.00
Iv couple Albina or Peidmont dis­
ders.
International Stocking Mills,
trict, walking distance. Walnut 1472.
6267, Norristown, Pa.
---------- 0----------
Come, Bring Your Friends
Stay off Labor Day, September 7th.
Don't Knock, Boost!
Particulars later —Adv.
New York, Aug
13- Report to
the National Asaocation for the Ad­
vancement o f Colored
People, 69
■'(» \venne New York, reduces
the nuiiiuci oi
24lh
Infantrymen
still held from the original 55 to 23
when on July 26th, Wash Adams and
Henry L. Chenault were released
These releases are due to the work
of the N A A ( I* and assisting
agencies.
---------- O----------
Rev. J. E. Bird. 1*3 W ood Street.
had the sad misfortune to have his
hark and left hip dislocated in an
accident on the 31st of July when
an automobile in which he was riding
was struck broad side hy a street-car
and hr was thrown to the street Rev.
Bird also sufered painful internal in­
juries which have kept him confin­
ed to his home.
Daily Fashion Hint
I
BEND CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS
RESOLUTIONS CONDEMING
JIM CROW SIGNS
Colored Citizens Offended
By Window cards announc-
Anncuncing Jim-crow poiicy
(Central Oregon Press Aug 8)
Appearing on behalf of the colored
citizenry of Rend, voicing exceptions
to the posting by restaurant keep­
ers of signs stating that “ colored
trade is not wanted by that particu­
lar establishent” . Senator Jay H
Upton appeared before the council
last night, asking that body to take
some steps to remedy the matter.
Senator Upton told the council
that the action of the colored people
was not to force themselves where
they were apparently not wanted
but merely to free themselves from
the humiliation of thus being pub­
licly rebuffed. They intimated that
in event any of them entering a res­
taurant where their trade was not
desired, a mere statement o f the
fact by the proprietor would attain
the desired results.
t
The colored people inform me, said
Mr. Upton, that they feel such signs
are unnecessary, that they have
their own places to eat, and in no
wise wish to intrude upon the va­
rious restaurants who do not want
them. They say numerous colored
people pass through the city and
took askance at them after reading
the signs.
.
In presenting a prepared resolu­
tion to the council. Senator Upton
stated he merely wished to have
the council request the restaurant
with a view towards eliminating the
public humiliation which, he said,
the colored people had informed
they felt.
City Attorney Benson announced
there was no law to compel the
restaurant owners to take down the
signs, to which Senator Upton re­
plied it was not his desire to make
any such issue of the matter and
thought the trouble might be elimi­
nated by agreement not to enter
those restaurants where signs were
displayed and those
proprietors
just take down their signs.
In view of the fact that there is
no law covering the matter, the coun­
cil at first believed such an under­
taking was an issue which it should
have no part. After the matter was
presented fuliy by Senator Upton,
however, the council accepted the
resolution promising to ask the res­
taurant owners to remove the signs.
The Resolution follows: -
The City Council believes that it
is inimical to the best interests of
this city for certain places of busi­
ness to post in conspicuous places,
signs and placards giving general no­
notice that colored peopir will not be
served.
Such notices are humiliating to a
large number of colored
citizens
who are honest, law abiding, God
fearing and loyal to Our Flag and
Country. These notices have a ten­
dency to arouse against colored peo­
ple, the antipathy of many foreign­
ers, who have not been in the coun­
try long enough to learn our insti­
tutions and history.
The blood of both white and black
has been shed on many battle fields
of the Civil war, the Spanish Amer-
caç war and the World war. The
same uniform, the same loyalty, the
same sacrifices are a common her­
itage of this Country irrespective of
color.
Therefore Be It Resolved by the
Common Council of Bend that we
request all places of business to re­
move all such signs and if any eat­
ing house or other business estab­
lishment does not desire to cater to
colored people, we request them to
notify such persons privately of
their wishes instead of placarding
their places of business with offen­
sive signs.
Hey! come on, let's go on that e
cursion given by Dahlia Temple i
the boat SWAN on the 24th.adv.
---------- 0----------
You'll miss the time of your li
if you miss the boat excursion on tl
24th.
Say you saw it in The Advocate.
BROTHERHOOD
OF
DIVINE REVELATION
Incorporated
A PERSONAL MESSAGE
Every Sunday 3 and 8 p. m.
East 28th and Alherta Street*
Private Consultation by Appointment
YOU ARE WELCOME
Admission Free
Subscribe for The Advocate.
f a
mm
•
t U
s Z
T m * Q uality S toa «
« r lr já i
&r.
Phone* Broadway *141, Tabor 7100
The Universal Negro Improvement
Association, No. 391, Portland, Ore.
Louis H. Strickland
Kvery Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 P. M.
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Paper*,
Stationery, Printing, Book
Binding. Rubber Stamp*,
Seal*
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST 0H U R 0H
409 McKay Bldg.
Portland, Or*.
E. First and Schuyler Streets
Interesting Program.
It. I). BIRD, Pre*.
You Are Welcome
I. Z. TRIPLETT, Stc.
r
FOR DINING OR DANCING
The charm of a beautifully designed
frock is enhanced by the materials used
in its development. Here white Geor­
gette crtpeiis printed with large Aowers
in black and pink. The inset godets are
of plain white Georgette, while the long,
graceful acarf correspond* with the
border of the frock. 11 34-inch material
ia used for the model, only 1 yard will
b* required for the dress.
Pictorial Review Printed Pattern No.
2696. Sises, 16 to 20 years and 34 to
42 inches bust. Price, 43 cent*.
„
RASM USSEN & CO.
PAINTS, DOORS AND GLASS
Store and Office; 2nd and Taylor Sta.