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THE An VOL. X X I I I - N o . 11. In d ep en d en t ADVOCATE P ap er D e v o te d to th e In te r e s t« mf th e P e o p le • PRICE 5 CENTS P O R T L A N D , OKKGON. S A T U R D A Y , NOVKMBKK 7. 1925 SNATCHED FROM GALLOWS BY FINGER PRINTS SWEET CASE NOW OF NATIONAL INTEREST REV. CLEMENT 0 . CLARKE LOCAL BKANCH OK TH E N. A HULDA I.ASHANSKA IS N EXT ADDRESS DELIVE R ED BY MRS. N ETTIE I. ASBERRY OK TA KLW YN A TTRACTION PRAISES COLORED A C. J*. W IL L HOLD HIO MASS COMA. WN . PRESIDENT OP MEETING MONDAY NIGHT LEADER STATE FED ERATIO N OF A T MT. O L IV K T CHURCH COLORED W OM EN'S (By Mrs. Alice M Handsakcr) ORGANIZATION S Dr. H. O I w ir l'i Cate Will Re Pre 3 YEARS IN McNEIL ISLAND Rev Clement G Clarke, pastor of tented Ur Able Speaker» Kvery the First Congregational church of Race Man. Woman And Portland, Oregon, Saturday Nov 7 Washington And Jurisdiction Before this city, who returned recently from Child Should Attend the National Council of Congregation The Oregon State Federation Sam Kctchel. after evading the law al Churches TM America, held in for seven years, was found guilty in Of Colored Women*! Clubs ATTO R N E Y JOHN MANNING Washington. D C , reports that one F'dcral Court, Tuesday and sentenced At Portland, Oregon, Oct 29 PRINCIPAL SPEAKER I of the outstanding addresses of the to three years at McNeil Island, on I Council was made by a colored man, a charge of W hite Slavery SUBJECT. "O P P O R T U N IT Y " Prof W H Holloway of the Breck ketchel had a young girl, yet in her Monday evening at the Ml Olivet I School in North C arolina This ad teens, to leave her home and parents Baptist ( hurrli, I ail l*"irut h Si buy (Special) dress was of such unusual excellence in the South and come here to marry Irr S i» . A big masa inerting will be Shakespeare says, "There i* a tide that it was among the few addresses him He did not marry the girl but held by the Imal tlranrli of tlir A»»o in thr affairs of men, which taken at of the Council to b<- published in the instead induced her to live a life of «nation for thr Advancement of col thr flood, leads on to fortune". T hi' The Congregationalist, the denomi shame and disgrace orrd People, for the purpose of di»' it the best definition of opportunity national paper Prof Holloway's topic cussing and acquainting thr people ---------- o---------- that I can find That is to say. here was "Dividends of a Half Century of with the Dr Sweet and ten other col G EARH ART BUSINESS MAN is a flood-tide in the affairs of every Missionary Investment” . He traced ored Hirin' rate And with a view of PORTLAN D VISITO R man, race and nation We can take the educational progress of the Ne helping thr National office to win the our affairs at flood-tide either indivi gro from the days, when, considered eu»e W. S. Badger of Gearhart, Oregon dually or rollrctively. The one es a numskull, he was denied all educa Dr Sweet and thr other defendant* sential tiling that is needed is the tional twining, up through the period , was the guest of A. A. Jones Monday are Incarcerated in ihr Detroit Muh . Mr Badger was in the city range of vision to sec opportunities, when having proved his ability to night I a 1 1, charged with murder in the first ami thr drtcrmmat i to control them learn, he was grudgingly allowed | to visit Enterprise Lodge of Masons degree by a grand jury Wliat did If we have ’ He ty to set oppor training in the ¿Free Rs. Later, under ' and to attend the Live Stock Show thetc colored men do to have such a | --------- -o— ------- tunities, lit ours, as Monte- the leadership of Hooker T. Washing clrafge against them’ The answer is (ristn, in t g moment when ton, the right <•( industrial training For Rent— Furnshed. lower 4 room TH EY D E FE N D ! D I HI IH IIOMI- lie is tossc sea in a death was accorded the Negro and he learn flat heated. Electricity; no gas. agaiust a M olt of W i l l 'l l HOOD g with a knife, ed the trades *nd now, within the Phone East 1633 — Adv. l.t'M S. who rongregated to thr nuiil- { I Thr Flwyn Concert Bureau is to bag. rips <> present IIulda l.ashanska in recital swims to \h h arms uplifted last two or three decades, thr Negro ---------o--------- her ol ¿.0110 m trool , i I ii SWCCl »u is mine"! Who has demonstrated his ability, and MISS BEULAH M ORROW WEDS home for thr purpose of ousting him next Wednesday night at the Audito -ays. “ The and hi» wife from their home, dead rium as the third event on the Elwvn doe* not remember this affirmation? therefore hi* right, to receive the W ho has not read or seen produced in highest cultural education or alive, but thr mob was disappointed Artist Series. Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow re T o rise in the short space of three photo play this master piece of Alex- In reviewing this address last Sun when the Doctor and thr other ten i vears to the stellar heights attained by slider Dumas, the F’rench Negro nov day night in his own pulpit, Rev. cently announced the marriage of their eolorrd men dui not run as the mull j daughter. Miss Beulah Oda-rc to Mr This thrilling climax puts new Clarke t o o k occasion to urge that the rspertrd they would do The moh this charming soprano in the field of elist’ I foel Prince Oliver. Jr. on Monday, stoned the Dr '» house, hurling bricks . concert is an extra© rdnarv accom life into us, as we watch the develop people of Portland insist that all edu May 19. 1924 at Marshall, Texas The through the windows and shoutng plishment m itself and it has been ment of thr plot. It inspires us to cational institution' of Portland be •couple are at home, 412 F'ifth St. N. threats again»! thr lives of the in (done sirnpl, through a remarkable make a new resolution, to take a firm open to the colored citizens He re Nashville. Tenn Miss Morow has, for mate* These were answered by gun display of tin. e altitudes of artistic hold on life Mnnte-fristo had the ferred to the fact that sonic of the bu the past several years been teaching shot». Two of thr mob fell mortally excellence » hub our critics and public range of vision to sec this remarkable siness Colleges of the city had refused .n the public school system at Mar are demanding more from those ar opportunity, to take a dead man's to accept colored students and de wounded and died latrr shall The wedding was kept secret He made nounced such uniust discrimination Shall these brave colored men who tists who venture the difficult climb chance to begin life anew good He reached the pinnacle of Mr Clarke ami Rev Hollowav were on account of married teacher* not dared defend their home and the Doc I to truly Barnassan peaks. being permitted to teach when it was Not only has Mine l.ashanska prov success classmates at Yale Divinity School tor'» wife hang for protecting their Sixtv years ago our ancestors were and the sucess he- has achieved in life known they were married home ami lives' Hear the answer at ed herself invaluably attractive as a Mr. Oliver is a senior in Meharry Ml Olivet Monday night. Nov 9th recitalist and a singer of songs, but like Montc-Cristo. cast adrift upon the is naturally a source of much pride to t Medical College God, through Abraham his friends. Thi» case specially concrrn* every ■ he has sung with all the great sym sea of life Miss Morow spent a couple of years Mr. Clarke also made special men colored man. woman and child in the phony orchestras of the country as Lincoln, offered them an opportunity When the name of Hulda to rip open thr dead man's Jack and tion, in his address Sunday night, of in Portland with her sister, Mrs. E. United State*, and every white man. ! soloist Have we, thr o ff thr splendid music furnished at some D Cannady, and she has friends here woman and child in this country who l.a'hanska is announced for concert swim to shore. Have we taken of the Council sqs'ions by the choirs who wish her much success in em believe in thr sanctity of thr home in New York. Boston, Philadelphia, spring made g ood ’ pers at five o'clock The public is in- the tide at its flood’ If not. why of eolorrd Congregational churches barking on the sea of matrimony. ---------- o---------- of the great cities of the country it is ! not ? of Washington. They sang, not only FIRST A. M E. ZION CHURCH sure to summon the lovers of pure It shall be my purpose to point out the Spirituals, but classical music of Decorating. Plumbing and all around ¡»ong who know the rare charm and a few opportunities to you W c are the highest type in most masterly repair work. Walnut 5733.—Adv. Sunday morning a good audience singular beauty zif her voice and art thr descendants of those brave souls fashion heard Rev Moreland deliver Ins (irst I who werr cast adrift several decades Mesdames Logan and Cannady en sermon a« pastor of Zion Hi* sub ago W OM AN'S LEAGUE OBJECTS tertained Mrs Nettie J. Asberry in irct was "A Man'» Life", taken from W ASHINGTON COLORED P E o- This is pre-eminently a woman's their respective homes, during her vi TO SOLICITING PUPILS thr test "A ma .‘a life ronsislrlh not PLE GIVE FOR N A A C. P. era. Two notable events of the ut sit in Portland last week Mrs. Can ■ n thr abundance of thr thing» hr po»- LEGAL DEFENSE most importance to the world took nady sponsored a breakfast in her tesaeth" place last Spring They "w ere: The The Progresive Woman's League. honor at the Y M C. A. Frdav morn At thr night service a splendid au New York. N Y November S— Woman's World Fair, held at Chicago Inc. recently adopted the following re ing dience listened to thr sermon "The on the* heel of the school 1 olored people of Washington, D. in April and the Quinquennial Anni- solutions ---------o--------- Perils of Prosperity", ihr lent being I . through thr local branch of the N | versary of the International Council Board's decision litnitng the soliciting “ Hr was marvrllousv helped, till he A. A C, I* raised $464 Ml for the of Women, which convened at Wash of funds through the public schools: MRS W ASH IN G TO N HONORED was strong Hut when hr was strong Sweet Defense Fund, at a special ington. D C„ in May Both events W H EREAS— his hear» was lifted up, etc " 2 ('or meeting held Sunday, Oct 25th. at have meant an invaluable service in At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. The custom of soliciting aid of all 26, I S 16 w lio h thr chief speakers were Walter i bringing women of the Social and In kinds through the children of the pub W. C. Buford. 561 Albina Ave., Oct. He brought out in hi* sermon that White. Assistant Secretary of thr N dustrial realms to thr attention of thr lic schools has become a burden on 30. Mr. L. Washington surprised his thr secret to true prosperity is incltid A A (' l‘ . and Samuel A Browne, | world The outstanding feature of the parents, and WHF.RFiAS— wife with a party on her twenty-first rd in thr first clause of the text The School Hoard at its last meet Birthday anniversary. The house was colored Stanton Island postman, who the Quinquennial Anniversary of the There is no true prosperity apart from has successfully resisted the attempts International Council of Women, was ing adopted an order forbidding such decorated with Hallowe'en colors, be (toil One of thr outstanding lessons of m o b s to oust him from his home that it was international in character practices in the future, but excepting ing on Hallow evening A four-course that history teaches is that "Except With Ncval II Thomas, president It numbered thousands of delegates, the Community Chest and Rod Cross dinner was served. Those enjoying thr l ord build thr house, they labor of the Washington N A. A ( I’ in representing all countries, and more Seals, and the lovelv affair were Mr. and Mrs in vain that build it." the chair, thr meeting contributed than thirty-six million women mem Believing that no exception should C Downing. Mr and Mrs Hillard, The perils of prosperity are many jtvW sO in cash , of which $401 *0 gm-s ber* of the Orient and the Occident. be made in favor of any institution, Mrs. Ida Woods, Mrs Ramsev. Mrs hut amid all thr perils there is a path to th N A A C P I cgal Defense Soma oi the major problems it undcr- or organization, Vessel, Mrs. Blanche Ross-Brown. of safrty Remember thr rontribu Fund The Inter Miss Mabel Hawkins. Kenneth Mar- Pledges as yet unpaid bring j took to thresh out were: It is therefore RESOLVED: lions of others to your success; culti the total amount from the meeting to national Permanent Peace and Arbi- That the Progressive Woman's Lea i shall, Dovlc Barnor and little Nffss vate the habit o f prayer, and the spirit l tration. the enforcement of law and gue. Inc., do petition thr School Board Bernice Buford. All left with praise II of humility Many people can stand $705 In addition James Cobb. I hairman the discharge of the duties of citizen- to extend the restriction of its order for the host and hostess. Mr and Mrs adversity, only a few prosperity of the l egal Committee of the W ash j-hip and equal standards of morals; against anv and all requests for finan Washington who have been married Next Sunday is Father and Son day ington Branch, reports that the or also, Child Welfare, through an un cial aid through the children of our only four months, and arc from Port Special sermons at both services ganization of ohlest inhabitants vot derstanding of ideals and culture val public schools. .Arthur. Texas. The big Banquet for l ather and Son ed on Monday night. Oct ¿6th. to give ue of other nations In the l ’ S alone, will he Wednesday night. Nov llth $ 1 (M) t„ the Defense Fund, and that this Council Body includes National Mr* I.con Gregory, 947 Mallory- Mrs. Turner of Little Rock. Ark. All fathers, sons and Veterans are Messers McKinley and Mortimer Organizations and has a membership who is here visiting her sister, Mrs expected to attend If arris have given $¿5 each John of twelve million women. One of the Ave , is steadily improving \\ B Brown. 708 Maryland Ave., has K Hawkins. Financial Secretary of the organizations of this Branch is the Mrs Fannie Bond is doing a* well been the recipient of numerous social Mr. B I Fuller, H46 Tibbetts Street, A M F church gave $100; $¿5 each National Association of Colored W o She i* receiv ; courtesies. remans quilt ill at his home Little for himself, wife and daughter and men of which the Oregon F'cderatior. as could be expected. is a part Our chief representative at ing the best of treatment in the Good $25 in memory of his son hope is held for his recorerv this Quinquennial, was Miss Hallie Q. Samaritan Hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Drew Brown. You are familiar with thr se- , on Courtney St., Dorothea l.aura, a gregation incident, as to the seating fine babv girl Hallowe’en at 2 oc. t of our people in the auditorium, on the , course, it will be our duty and privi night w hen colored musicians were | lege to find fot her a position in the Friends of Mrs. Ida Browne. 679 slated to render a program. 1 am sure schools of Washington. There is al that you arc also familiar with the ' ready one colored teacher in Spokane, Union A ve, N will be pained to hear dramatic scene which followed, when we must provide employment for our of the death of her dear mother. Mrs. Miss Brown who had been apprised boys and girls at home instead of for Amanda Brown, which occured one Fri.. last week at her home in Sweet of the segregation incident, stepped cing them to go south to teach. to the front of the platform and an- i My friends, the world is rich in op 'Springs, M o, while Mrs Browne was nounced that because of the segrega portunities to become educated VVe hastening from Portland to her bed W e are pleased to announce the arrival tion of colored people, the colored need the range of vision to see them side. Mrs. Browne expects to be gone musicians would not take part This j The next very essential factor in our possible a month Being the sole heir of our announcement fell like a thunderbolt i lives, is organization. This is the agi of the deceased , she will remain long from a clear blue sky. The foreign to gct-to-gcthcr. There are all sorts enough to settle the estate of her women could not understand how- of unions, asosiations. brotherhoods deceased mother. The Advocate ex- tends sympathy to the bereaved fam CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS such a thing could be- in a democratic clubs and church bodies. Arc we as a I ily form of government. race of people, organized to any po Miss Brown had the range of vision tential extent’ Have we the machine W e have on display at our office the most to see, and the judgment to decide in ry to defend our rghts in the struggle Don't forget to place your order an emergency. She exercised the first to gain a place in the sun? If not. why ¡early for vour Christmas cards. The exquisite and complete line of Christmas right that God gave us,— the right to not? Do you know that race prejudice best sellers are going fast, and we are be women and men. Mav her example is increasing a: an alarming degree? | completely out of some numbers. Call Greeting Cards ever shown in Portland. he emulated bv the members of our Do you know that seventeen cities in ; T he Advocate, Rroadwav 5807 and whole race. thr u s are . tigaged in a battle to talk it over with us. Today, in our opportunities to learn, defend their manhood rights against no one need and should not be ed the unholy practice of residential seg ucated We have not only day schools regation? Did vou read in the press and evening classes, featured by our a few weeks ago, about a colored man Come and make your selection while the school boards, but we have many pri in Detroit, Mich., who defended his vate schools, the expenses of which home against a mob, and for which he line is complete and the variety good. are bourne bv philanthropic persons. has been indicted for first degree mur The biggest giver along this line is der? Know, then, that this state of lulius Rosenwald, a Jew. He is revo affairs exists. Did this colored man lutionizing the South bv his generous have the range of vision to see and de gifts for education among our people cide that a man must take a stand for He is giving opportunities to our bovs the sanctity ot his home? Although W e will he glad to call at your homes and and girls who by reason of their rare humble, not even a King dare trespass are cut off from their God-given right, without his pennission. We as a race show them at your convenience. Just call us the right to acquire an education. Be are at a cross-section in our lives. We sides these educational advantages must take the affair at the flood-tide at Rroadwav 5807 and make an appointment. which I have mentioned, are thr You recall that in the beginning of srolarships, given bv generous-minded ibis discourse, I mentioned two nota women and men of our own race. A- ble events in the world of women. I mong these mav be mentioned the will now give an outline of the nature .Vltnc J. Walker Co., and the Ma of the Women's W orld’s Fair which lone Poro Co. Also fraternal and so was held at Chicago last Spring In the “ Procrastination is a Thief of Time” cial organizations. industries which I shall mention, you Last vear, while attending the Na will see that the women arc alive to tional Association of Colored Women their opportunities. in Convention at Chicago, a big drive In the big \mcriran F.x position was put nil for fifty thousand dollars Building, one saw all types of wom TH E ADVOCATE PUBLISHING CO. scholarship foundation. In one night en's accomplishments in art and in we raised in cash and pledges, twelve dustry. Professions and trades were 312 Macleay Building, Portland, Oregon. thousand dollars toward the objective represented for the first time in his Next vear in Oakland, the remainder tory. Thirtv-two years ago, a very of the amount will be completed. limited showing of industry of women In the state of Washington the W o was made in a small building, at the men's Federation, has started a state World's Fair in Chicago It illustrat scholarship loan foundation. We have ed to all who attended the show, how already a pupil in College taking a very limited, occupations and oppor T h * Q u a l it y S t « a k foiir-vcar course, training for a teach tunities were to women in those davs. — PO« Y LAND O tM O N er. When she shall have finished her To be concluded next week) LOCAL and FOREIGN NEWS BRIEFS f «-Announcement - Portland’s ARROW TIPS New York, N. V. November 5— Do you remember the book by Rev. being twice tried and convict A Victor Biglow, pastor of an Ando ed After of the murder of an aged man in ver, Mass., church, in which he attack May, !9!8, Payne Boyd, West Virgin ed the report of the Inter-church ia colored man, goes free, the State's World Movement on the Steel Strike have become convinced he of 1920’ It is reported that Steel King attorneys Gary bought and gave away 50.000 ha* been the victim of a case of mis taken identity. F'inger prints obtain copies of the book,- showing how well ed from the War Department estal- he thought of it. Well anyhow this patriot of unlimit lished the identity of Payne Boyd as ed ownership of the world's resources distinguished from Cleveland Boyd, the man sought in connection with the was one of the few voice* of protest murder against thr adoption of the new social The Bluet ini. West, Va., Branch of creed by the Congregational Church at its National Council held in Wash the National Association for the Ad vancement of Colored People raised ington, D. C., a couple of weeks ago. $1,000 to fight Boyd’s case. Other So we offer it in its entirety without West, Va.. Branches of the N A. A. comment. It needs none Our heart goes out to the Congregationals in C. P. organized Payne Boyd Club* the State and aroused this forward step While the Baptsts throughout public interest in the case. and Methodists used up most of their Boyd was further identified Convention time in digging up bones by Payne white and colured citizens of the old fight agaist the evolution who both testified that he was not the man ists and the Episropals worried their wanted for the murder. Walter V. heads off as to their duty in case of Ross, prosecuting of Mercer war and the Lutherans decided to County, West, Va , attorney declared that had build a wall between themselves and the finger prints been introduced in their contact with the every day hap- the evidence at either of the earlier pnings of the world and retire to the trials of Payne Boyd, in his opinion heights of “ spiritual meditation", the the verdict of the juries would have Congregationalists believe in testing been different. their creed out in the market places of According to the Bluefirld Daily the world There is still hope for a Telegraph, the case "ha* attracted Christian social order. more interest than any other ease So here it is which has been tried in Mercer Coun Statement of Social Ideals In its second trial, the State 1— A reciprocity of service— that group ty found great difficulty in securing a interests, whether of labor or capital, jury because of the great interest and must always be integrated with the comment it had caused throughout welfare of society as a whole, and the country." that society in its turn must insure ---------- 0---------- justice to each group N ATION AL ASSOCIATION TO 2— A frank abandonment of all efforts RAISE $50.000 DEFENSE FUND to secure something for nothing, and recognition that all ownership is a social trust involving Chrstian admin New York. Oct. 30 — On the day istration for the good of all, and that that Clarence Darrow begins his court the unlimited exercise of the right of defense in Detroit of Dr. O. H. Sweet private ownership is socially unde and 10 other colored people, charged sirable. with murder for defending Dr. Swtcct's 3— Abolishing child labor and estab home from a mob. the National As lishing standards for the employment sociation for the Advancement of Col of minors which will insure maximum ored People. 69 Fifth Avenue, announ physical, intellectual and moral devel ces it has begun to collect a $50,000 opment. Defense Fund to be used in fighting 4— F'reedom from employment one theSweet and other civil rights cases day as the present maximum for all $5,000 has been given outright to the industrial workers N A. A. C. P. Defense Fund by the 5— Providing safe and sanitary indus American Fund for Public Survice, trial conditions especially protecting known also as the Garland Fund, and women; adequate accident, sickness $15.000 more has been offered oil con and unemployment insurance, toge dition that the N A. A. C. P raises ther with suitable provision for old $30,000 to meet it, that is, two dollars age. for every dollar given by the Garland 6— An effective national system Fund of public empoyment bureaus to make In announeng the N. A. A. C. P. possible, the proper distribution of the Legal Defense Fund Campaign, James labor forces of America. Weldon Johnson, Secretary of the N. 7— That the first charge upon indus A. A. C. P., said: try should be a minimum comfort ‘‘Are 12.000,000 Negroes in America wage ready to back up the N. A. A. C P. in 8— Adequate provision for impartial the fight for liberty and the common investigation and publicity, concilia rights of citizenship for every colored tion and arbitration in industrial dis man, woman and child in America? putes. If so, now is the time to act. 9— 1 he right of labor to organize with Wc have begun to raise the $50,000 representatives of their own choosing I.egal Defense Fund That fund will and where able to share in the man be used, not only \o dpfend Dr. O. agement of their own conditions. H. Sweet and the other colored men 10— Encouragement of the organiza who defended Dr. Sweet’4 home from tion of consumers’ co-operatives for the mob; but will be used to fight be the more equitable distribution of the fore the U S. Supreme Court in Wash essential of life. ington. residential segregation by pri- 11— The supremacy of the service, ra sate agreements among white prop ther than the profit motive iif the ac- erty- owners. It will be used, too, to quistion and use of property on the challenge before the LT, S, Supreme part of both labor and capital, and the Court the white primary laws bv most equitable divison of the product which colored citizens are disfranchis of industry that can be devised ed in the South. We want $50,000 as the munitions of war for such a fight in behalf of justice for the Ne PRE TTY PORTLAND MISS R E gro as has been fought since the Civil PORTS FINE TR IP EAST war \A hite friends of the Negro's cause Mis Melba Burge, who resides with are on the firing line The Directors her aunt, Mrs. F. L Jamison, reports of the Garland Fund have given $5,000 having had a wonderful trip. Miss outright They offer $15,000 more, Burge accompanied Mrs L k Weeks if we will raise two dollars to their when she left^tor Washington, D. C. one. thus completing a fund of $50,000 Mav 30th. as far as Chicago, where That oug*ht to be easy for the colored Miss Burge met her father. She then people of America. Surely they have W’ent tip into the Mountains of north $30,000 and more to invest in citizen ern Michigan where she spent her ship rights for themselves and their vacation She looks the picture of children health and her friends are pleased to It is now or never. In Detroit, a have her back home. Klan city, we are facing the guns W c have employed the best criminal lb . A. Jennett Matilskv is ill and lawyer in America, Clarence Darrow confined to her home, 829 E 16 St. N. In Washington we will be represent ---------- 0---------- ed bv two of the eminent constitution Mr Dar For rent. Furnished rooms. 652 E. al lawyers of the country. row is giving his service for one-tenth Morrison St. Adv of his customary fee Messrs. Louis Marshall and Moorfield Storev Mrs. Arthur Nelson who has been are giving their services free, out of indisposed, suffering from a blood sheer devotion to this cause. Will poisoned finger, is much improved. Negroes fail these champions, or will Her friends who were so thoughtful thev back them up,united, to the very of her comfort and welfare during her limit? illness and for whch she is so grate I am confident of the answer to this ful will be delighted at the news of question. The colored oeople of her recovery. America will more than meet the of fer of the Garland Fund. So doing they will build a bulwark for the pro tection of their rights and the rights of their children in this land. PAST PATRONS I request, act now Send your checks to your local branch or to F AND MATRON'S CLUB F Spin gam. Treasurer, N. A. A C. I’.. 69 Fifth Avenue, New York. We call upon our churches, our fraternal —will give an— societies and other organizations, as well as every individual who values American citizenship.” ARMISTICE ENTERTAINMENT Own Store buiZZ SNATCHED FROM G ALLO W S BY W A RTIM E FINGER PRINTS (By Kits Reid) —at the— * STAG AUDITORIU M 381 Vt Fast Morrison St. W EDNESDAY. KOV. II, 1925 Good Music Admission 50c ORDER YOUR BOOK OF NEGRO SPIRITU ALS NOW FOR C H RIST MAS GIFTS. IT TAKES TIM E TO GET THEM DELIVE R ED HERE FROM NEW YORK. CALL SEND YOUR ORDER TO MRS E. D CANNADY. 312 M ACLEAY BI DG„ PORTLAN D . ORE . N W. AGENT. TH E Y ARE ONLY $3.50. THEY1 ARE W ON DERFU L SONGS AND YOU SHOULD HAVE A COPY OP THEM fN YOUR LIBRARY. IT IS BEAU TIFU LLY BOUND A COMEDY "A Church Bazaar at M ulbcvy Corner»” — by the— Junior» of Mt. Olivet Baptiat Church Wednesday. November llth 1925. A T S IS P. M Adult» 25 centa — Children 15 cent«;
