The advocate., November 21, 1925, Image 4

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CHARITY BUILDERS
The Washington ( D C.) American, i
Oregon, as »econd-clas» matter.
■nlv daily newspaper published bv our
The colored people are losing most
IM D /A D T A N T I
group in this country has placed lhe
IlY lrU K 1
\ds. .ate on it' cxchangi list and we of their line thinking and worrying a-
bout
that which has passed
All communications for publica- l{,cj ,|,at ¡n d„j,,g so it has conferred a
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>r Otherwise
o i u c i w . - » ahould be
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The people who get any where and
tion
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honor We are glad to recipro*
lion or
. tbtblish calc F.ug.ne 1 Davidson is its editor are doing worth while things ha»c not
dressed to The A d v o c a t e rum tan ^ m» nager
th. time t.. waste ..%<r things ..f Yes*
mg Company, Suite 312 313 Mac
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Today is the time to think
leay Building, Portland. Oregon
It The Advocate"- not good enough f y l
t " r ' “ '" » 't r o w
groups work hard and keep ev
Advertising ratea made known for sou to subscribe ami pay for it. it Other
stands to reason it is not a fit paper er m mind that to-morrow must find
on application.
to publish vour social and other items going forward instead of going back
\\ c too, should have that thought
in. Think it over.
\\ c must adxancc with the times if
"Don't ask for right*. Take them.
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we as a race would command the re­
An don’t let annv wan give them to
G O T IT IN FO R M E ’
spect and consideration ol other races
ye A right that ¡» handed to ye f r
\\ e cannot be counted among real men
raw thin’ has somethin the mattei with
Stop thinking that every time some ami women so long as we depend up
it."— Mr. Dooley.
¡one entertains a different view from on charity.
Every thing that the col­
ours. or opposes you for some honor Ored man builds, he builds on charity
"They have rights who dare mam
| or office, that he or she has it in for Most of us are hurried o f f of charity
tain them ’’—James Russell Lowell.
¡vou. or that they are vour enemies, for and some of us live off of charitv
jthev are not But in most cases thev
lhe white man has said, if not in
T H E CASE OF D O C T O R S W E E T
-r T u fi i“* v n i T n n T V » ” HVi"i>> «
■ ■»< r the
' K »••ur 1 h st
tr.my words, by Ins conduct, that
W H A T W I L L YOU DO T O H E L P .
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minded and he waswilling to d oM ti when w. had
,
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not eaten up * with deceit and hypocrisy-
little ..... education, no homes and a very
Association
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iriends limited
opportnirity
But most of
Advancement of Colored I topic h-*'I prox,
bl rhe y also are found to be these obsticales have passed and un
always been found in the forefront in the most useful members of any o r ­ less the colored man makes and takes
the defense of our race where unjust ganization of which thev belong, for his place among the other races, he
and unfair deals are given them, as in thev arc not afraid to speak openly is a failure and he ha- no one to
the case of Dr O H Sweet of De­ and franklv of men ami measures blame but himself
troit, Michigan who is being held, to- If the advice of such people were heed­
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gather with nine other colored men ed. a number of our prominent and in-
. Rev F.. Guw Talbott of Pasadena.
and Dr Sweet’s wife for defending Dr fluential organizations would not now
Sweet ' home against a mob of 2.IXXI be loosing everything worthwhile but ( alif, a representative of the Near
Fast Relief, reports that a small group
white people a few weeks ago.
•heir names.
of people at the colored church in
Every colored man and woman, no
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I ongview, AA a-h., at a meeting held
matter where they live must realize
there last Sunday afternoon pledged
that this fight is their fight; that while KLAN' G ETS T H E T O B O G G A N
contributon- amounting to $150 00 for
thev mav live thousands o f miles from
Detroit, the same thin., could take
While the forces of law and order Near East Relief Dr Talbott -peaks
place here in Portland. Oregon
wire making a landslide all over the highly of their generous contribution
to this worthy cause
For. whatever the Supreme Court country, the tar and feather fraternity
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rules (if it goes that far, aud it will be took a toboggan slide down the hill
Tawawa Tennis Club will entertain
carried to the end) will effect us in ev­ and into the gutter from which this
December 25th.
ery village, town and citv in the l S gang get' its inspiration
N'ew York. America’s fir-t city, e-
Thinking people, black and white w_ill
do all in their power to help the Na­ leeted a- mayor, lames 1 Walker, au­
Holliday
Holliday
tional Association for the Advance­ thor of New York's anti-klan bill, and
ment of Colored People win this ease a Catholic. N\w York, bv the wav. ha­
Tonsorial Parlors
Do we want our homes stoned, bro­ th, lai-gest Negro population of anv
ken and bombed bv m o b - ’
D o we citv Detroit. America's fourth city,
125 North Sixth Street
want to be afraid to allow our chil­ wilh about fiftv thou-and Negroes and
U a million whites, on a straight
In our new location we are arranged
dren to go upon the public street-' Do
we want our men prevented from pro- Ku Klux Klan issue, elected an anti- to give better service to our patrons
ti l ting their families and their homes ? Klan Protestant, John AA Smith, for
Buffalo elected F’ rank X. We invite ladies, gents and children to
1 >4* wc want it so that a ccdored per- mayor
son i> not safe in hi* home if there Schwab, a Catholic, despite a bitter come in and see us
Klan
nppo-ition
Fiven in A’ irgnia.
are those who d o not want him to cn-
jov it0 O f course vve do not . The only lohn \f rurcell. a Catholic beat the
wav to hr event such a condition here Klan-barked candidate, lohn D Bas­
Tawawa Tennis Club will entertain
*»r anv where el*e is to help the N. A set. for State Treasurer Louisville e- December 25th.
lected
an
anti-Klan
mayor.
In
short.it
,
A L P. in its fight for ju- tice in the
u y- a bad ninth inning for the Klan
1 )r Sweet case.
Some will sav New York. Detroit
.
NOTICE
The Portland Branch of the N A
A V I*, is receiving donations to send and Buffalo are made up of chiefly I
foreign population Are A’ irginia and
to the National office in New York Louisville. Kv 1 It looks like every­
Regular meetings of the Port­
Uitv Clarance Darrow heads the list
where
has had enough of the hooded land Branch of the National A s ­
of well known Attorney* whom the
National Association has retained for hvena- Anvwav thev were certainly sociation for the advancement of
driven to the limbo — Exchange
the defense.
Let every one who be-
Dolored People held every second
lin e » in justice and iairplav and in the
Monday evening at Mt. Olivet Bap­
S T A N D UP FO R T H E RACE
right of a man to protect hi- home
tist Church. E. First & Schuyler Sts.
and family give something o help the
LEE ANDERSON, Sec y.
cause. How much will vou give? F’ol-
The race i« now going through the
lowine is a list nf the donors to date:
J. A. EWINO, Pres.
acid test The lines are drawn tighter
Alt Olivet Baptist Church,
$23 60 than ever before, but we are advanc­
Bethel A. M. F.. Church.
$15.15 ing. w are coming into possession of
Rose C ity l odge of Elks,
$1001) some thing- worth while Our friend-
Excelsior Lodge of Mason
$10.00 among the whites are more than ever
Attorney John Manning.
$1000 before, our enemies are fewer, but
K. of 1*. Lodge,
00 thev* are exerting themselves more
$5 00 and
Dahlia Temple o f Dt F.Ik-
more
Thomas Johnson,
$5 00
\\ e mu-t be patient, we must be
Mrs Thoma« Johnson,
$5 00 courageous We mu-t differentiate be­
Fir-t A M F Zion (. hurch.
$3 15 tween our friends and our enemies.
W r> Allen.
$3 00 \\ e must be true to one another, we
r»e«*rjie Moore
$3 no must work to the end of our group
J. D. Emery,
$2 011 progress AA e mu-t rejoice in the pro­
In
\V H. Holliday,
$1 2- gress and prosperity of members of
G. Y Grayson,
G A SC O B R I 0 U E T S
SI.00 our groups, we must cease to tear
1 D. Cannadv,
$1 00 them down AA c mu-t be honest in our
1 A Fwin^.
$Hi0 dealing and in our speech concerning
That’s why thousands
W. C. Holliday,
$1 00 our group W e mu-t not be traitors
of people prefer them to
Miss Margie Danlev.
$1 00 We must stand up for the race'
all
other Solid Fuel.
Dr and Mrs \ \J ( uebrane
SI ÍK)
&
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Mrs. Millie R TrutnbiiU,
I. A Goodwin.
Mrs. L. A. Goodwin.
l 'rince J F Hlavechettai,
Princess J. F. Hlavechettai,
T E Mien.
Mr>. A F. Holliday.
fames Hrag^s,
Albert Morton,
Airs. R. ( ’ Garnett.
Warren R Peek.
J T). Lewis.
J F F*,rd.
Preslev Holliday,
VV P Lomax,
F.d^ar W illiams,
Rev. 1 F Moreland,
E W Agee.
W H Lewi*.
Nimrod lack-f.n.
Mrs. W P Lomax,
Mrs Posa Williams,
Mr- I Austin.
Mr- M F. Smith,
Mr- Alice M Hand-aker,
Mr- Hara Bell,
!. A Wisdom,
I W T u rn ,
I S. Smith,
loi- Holliday,
! A \ -h ford.
W fi. Rose.
No Ashes
$1 00
$1 00
JUSTI CE IS B L I N D
$1.00
$1 00
\ burlv white man. a giant in size,
$1 00 went to the home of an old undersiz-
$1 00
olored man. near the mid-nght
$1 on hour.
The colored man was in bed
$i.oo The evidence of one of the witnesses •
$1 00 '
ihowed that the w hite man forced his ‘
$1 00 , vav into the house, pulled the colored
$1 00 1 nan out of bed and gave him a severe .
Si no »eating
Death ensued a short time
$1 00 - ifterwards.
The white man was in-,
$1 00 , lifted bv the grand jury and given a
$1.00 , rial^
This re-ulted in a mistrial bv
$1 00 he jury composed solelv of white
$1 00 , nen
A second trial was held which
tab
$1.00 ¡, e-ulted in a conviction for involun- «a «MUc*abU W
$L0O . arv manslaughter
c
He was sentenc-
iron
.
$1 o o ' , d to one year in the penitentiary
l>«ed rrnrjr day.
•torra.
Die
dacoaod.
Bi«
$1 00 - tiisticc blind'-
But God live-
IdOT^ prrót.
$1 00 Vengenre is mine." said the Lord.
M en or W om en
$! mi
— The Welcome.
$1 00
A D V O C A T E
y
That was a lovely reception and tea
Mr ami Mr» Wheat ol California
that hie Cannadv* gave for the Prince
and Princess Blaycvheltai and other* have moved to I ongvirw. Wash
on Sunday afternoon la-t I have ask­
ed M i- v’aniiiidv to allow me to write
Mi Robert Johnson is passing a-
it up because I knew that her modesty round the cigars^ tust received wind
, would forbid her sav -ng .ill that should [frolli l ‘a sode na, t a l , of the aruval of
be said about it
s i i eight
pound bov
Mother and
In the first place, I love to go to the baby are doin^ nicely
Cannadv* house There is an atmos­
Ree F\ Davis, presiding elder of
phere there that warms my -oul I get this district, is the house guest of Mr
chilled so many oilier places that I and Mr- I L Bates this week
Rev
need to be warmed sometime' Being Davi- preached Wednesday evening
radical in polities and engaged in an in tin little Community church to an
unpopular piece of work, bring their appreciative audience
own partícula« kinds of punishments
and in the ('anttadv home one finds
Kcv Davis comes from Omaha,
¡the halm that i- grateful to the victim N eb. where he was pastor of Bethel
of both kinds There is the bcautv of a \i I
i inn i h lot - < s . i ,ci y tsr i
a wide tolerance, a deep warm c o lo r ­
ing of sympathy ami the gentle per­ He will move his family to Seattle in
the
near
future
fume of hospitality ih.it make of such
occasions a rare treat Mrs Cannadv
The N A A C I’ will hold its icg-
is a perfect h o s t e " and her hit-hand
keeps the machinery well oiled thro tilar business meeting Kndav night
Big
mass meeting Sunday eve. at 7
his courteous consideration for their
guests
T h e house was beautifully decorated
Twin I'ilv Culture Club is progress
with autumn flowers and foliage and mg raimllv
I hey will meet with
the tra table rxqu -itelv appointed I Mr» AA T o n t i l l o Thur-ilav afternoon
broke one of the commandments in at 3 o'clock
desiring tnv neighh i - table cover
Mrs I \\ I a tint t
\i i - I a Aah
The little daughter of Mi» I oui-e
ford and the writer, assisted bv sev­ Kcllv is very ill
eral others, poured tea. and delicate
sandwiches, cakes and waters sent
ntanv of us home with no appetite for
Tacom a Notes
dinner Mis Mabel i Inn Quong. in her
bv
native Chinese dicsx. assisted the Mrs \\ Il I ewis, IAN St» ( ihluiittii
ho-ts in receiving their gur-ts
\vcmic, Tacoma. WuOunuton
And now to the Prince and Princess
filaverhettai
1 mu-t confess that I
\llcn A \l 1 v lunch. Rev V W
had a large -hare of curiosity in my Johnson, pastor There wan a iiood at
acceptance of the inv itation to the tea tendance at both m om m a and even
I wanted to see what an Abyssinian inn service* Sunday last, also at Sun
Prince looked like and mv bump of dav school and the 1 hnstian Kifdiav
romance was on the qui vive to inert 4»r exercise*
the Princess who was a I.os Angele-
The Htis> Uee l lub held it> month
citizen when the Pi nee found her and ly ineetitiK at the home of .Mrs Hen
married her last l.tnuarv
W e were ford on McKinley Hill
\ pleasant
all charmed bv her gracious manner tune \s as had bs all ami a lovely din
and her friendliness And we predict ner served bv the hg*te<*
for the subjects of the Prince in his
The l itv Federation Club was en­
own country, a Wonderful new ele­ tertained bv the Independent Mother*
ment in ttvs- 1 r live- thro contact with club at the home of Mr* I I Sadler,
their new Prince« -
ol.U) So I .St . on Monday last
\
The man hitiiselri' tall (and hr has wonderful programme wax rendered,
absolutely the strmghtrst back I have a *«» uk bv Mrs Crcaxon was very in*
ever seen) and hi- voice is the melo­ xpintiK. Mrs Hlanche M
OawxoiT*
dious smooth flow ing voice that is tf\y paper on the “ Vinton of
Tacoma",
heritage of the Nc. ro race Hi- F’ ng- could not be beaten.
li - la is much purer than many a c o l­
The writer of thetc note* anionic
lege professor’s,- his command of the many other* terratlv appreciate the
language amaze* one. (I just loved the spirit of the member* of these dubs in
wav hr pronounced »uch words as their able endeavor at uplift for thr
‘humanity* and 'cnmmnnitv’. accenting race
the la-t syllables in a wav that gave
Mrs J.ucklcv of Salem. S ( deliv­
them a new significance) And his ered a wonderful lecture on the sub*
creed ’ So much W ider and deeper than iect ' Advancement of the Race", on
our narrow-minded conceptions of Kndav, last, at the South M Street
Christianity For F in, the philosophy Community Hou*c Mrs Hucktev is
of Tesus embraced ill living creatures traveling a* a missionary from the M
anil he stood there, the living expon ­ E Conference She t* one of our own
ent of its power For ntanv of ns. the racial tjroup and one of whom we
man and hts faith wrre a revelation should feel justly proud
and we went home with a new thot-
The N \ A C I' will hold a mass
fulness If the simple faith that he meeting Sunday at Bethlehem Hapti*t
preached to us la-t Sunday afternoon church in connection with the Irkjal
has wrought the transition from the defense of Or Sweet of Detroit, Mich
primitive to the f nishrd scholar and
gentleman in one lifetime, what could
we not accomplish if we so-called
civilized would live n our every day
live«
It was more than an ordinary occa­
sion to most of u emphasized as it
was thro the cosm opolitan group of
participants Amon the leaders of thr
Negro race there were present: Rev
and Mrs I F M -elandw. Mr and
Mr- J A Fwing Mr Fwing is Pres
of the local N A A C. P : Mr and
Mrs A F. Flower-. Mr and Afrs F
D Thom as China gave us Miss Ma-
bel Chin Quon g and Mr
Chin, her
cousin; Inda -enf us Mr Silva Svnci,
a teacher of Astrology; Germanv was
repre-entrd bv t » , i trarlu rs, the Miss­
es Meissiner: Ireland lent us Mr Ross
Desmond; Spain provided for us. Miss
Cineta N’ ounan Among leaders of the
American born white group were: Mr
and Mrs [ \A' Latimer, Mr Notes,
tracher of expre--ion at the I'niversi-
tv of Oregon: Miss Coleman of the
Parent-Teacher Associaton and Rev
Mr-- t I Hand-aker A visitor from
lapan in thr person of Miss F-’ inrh, a
P.aha: disciple -poke beautiful words
of fellowship Mrs Hand-aker voiced
for us all in her eloquent manner, our
appreciation of the message of Prince
filaverhettai All in all it was a rare
occasiion and I thank the Cannadvs
for inviting me
Delightful mu-ir was furnihsrd bv
Miss Mabel Cooper, Mr- Zepha Rak­
er. Prince and Princess filaverhettai,
Mr | D
fianton o f Los Angeles;
Misses Nellie Franklin. Nellie Allen ,
and F.I Rae Mas well of Salem, O re,
and Mrsdamrs M P
Campbell and
V I) Cannadv and little Ivan Canna-
dv
Millie R Trumbull
Daily Fashion Hint
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
A D V O C A T E O FFICE
AGENTS: <6 M
$1 00
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$1 00
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$1 00
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$1 On
$! 00
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Tabor
Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Paper*,
Women who are clothes-clever
know that 'hey make the safest in­
vestments when they buy clothes that
are simple and smart This dress is
composed of two materials and may
be made within a few hours. The
hem and bands on the sleeve are of
plain silk, the dress itself being of
printed crepe. Medium size requires
2 yi yards 36-inch figured and \%
yard 36-inch plain material.
*
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No 2674 Sizes, 14 to 20 years and
34 to 50 inches bust. Price. 45 cents.
409 McKay Bldg.
We lope all who can will give in
thi Community Chest campaign to
help tho-. less fortunate in life than
other- to measure up to the standard
of good citizenship
Portland, Ore.
T ’- r r r r : : ■ : t i ! / r v c i r ; r
Let Us Be—
FOR YOUR LIBRARY
n c ra l8 < t^
YOU R SAN TA CLAU S!
W e have Electrical Appliances of every
/ A i l l e r andlRACEY
E* Independent F u n e m t D i r e c t o r s
*
WathuMjlcn Si bel zotb *nd?W _ 1
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—
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discovered a new preparation that
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ly combed
A test by over One Hundred Bar­
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cision is that it is the most wonder­
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which can be verified at our office. It
is not greasy, gummy or stickey, and
is guaranteed to not change the color
of the hair or inure the scalp in any
I way and equally as good for ladies
as for gents. T o those desiring a trial
package of this most wonderful pre­
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sons and they will receive a d / i or.
jar bv return mail, postpaid Adv
They are also the best solution o f the problem o f
C H R IS T M A S G IV IN G .
Come in and see them.
Mi- Il T ( unlicur
N o obligation to buy.
E L E C T R IC S T O R E
Electric Building
P O R T L A N D E L E C T R IC P O W E R C O M P A N Y
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American Negro in the World
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Liz. D., ttpecial aKuietant to the sec­
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The Advocate office, 312-313 Mac-
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taking orders at 100% profit on new
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Room s For Rent 652 E. Morrison.
AUSPLUND DRUG
STORE
eif Seagw.iv,
Ala-ka i- tile guest of Mr»
Bogle for the Winter
Mis | nil Mil 1« . it entertained with
AA alih* cards ami danc ing I ur*day i veiiin»:
at her borne on I ibbetl* Stieet
Mrs Ida Rr«iwn is out« «vli.it iiule
Mrs Koxctta Itireh, couain of Mis
Waldo Houle, passed thro the citv tpo*ed after the hiss of Its r mother a
from Wa*Ha Walla enroutc I»» San few week* a«o
o -----
I brito* t a l , where she will spend the
Winter with Mrs i Runyon
D U P L E X H O M E W I T H IN C O M E
»Miss Hilda Alexander of Victoria,
M C , is in the citv
Five loom s raelt *ule, llarrlwoorl
floors tbrotiKbouts furnace and Karaite
Mr Nurrlius (irahaut of I os \n^e Sin« tlv modern in every d« tail, just
lex. C al., passed thro the citv enroute finished
Must sell on account «»f
to Seattle to visit hts parents, Kt\ death
S^OO, $l,*oo down, balan«•'
and .Mrs (¿raham
easy terms
1071 Vernon
Xveniie,
near Siberia
Hat« a vacant l«*t in
Clarence Ivcv left Monday for a same location, will build i* Imine t*»
suit client
«|tivc n balance bk« lent
trip to Ktorida, In* old borne
.Mr It I Murray it also tttukmu the
trip.
I hey plan to stay a month
Mr ticorjtc I* Moore is in I ox \n
uric*. C a l . onbu*inc**
Mr* Thoitia* Rond is convalescinjt
at the home of her daughter. Mrs
tieorue I* Moore.
Special Thaukigivm* Setv cet at
/ i o n . Thankagivinit Dav II A M
The »00 Culture 1 lull h« Id a busi
lies* meeting at the home or Mr R
blower* last Eritlav
Keep off date Dec. 1st and 2nd
Gleaner« Art Club Haaaar at Firat A
M 1C Zion Church
No Cold
Fs»A/*r h va d a ch e Of J r ip p * ^
CoIJs Dtzk in t day foe th* million*
uw Mill’s. Mf.3a.hr and frvez stop. La
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with purtraM
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3 DAY VACATION
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going away
to your favorite playground
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Stationery, Printing, Book
Binding, Rubber Stamp«,
Seals
CHEST
By Nannie Maud Carr
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Louis H. Strickland
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brated their Mid %v«ddnw anni\cr*mry
Sunday afternoon, November lMb
New« and Social Briefs
Southern Pacific low rouiultrip
fare« present alluring possibilities
for a joyou.s holiday.
Take the fam ily o n a holiday
journey. Your trip via Southern
Pacific will he surprisingly inex­
pensive and convenient.
full information, communicate with
S o u th e rn P a c ific
The Universal Negro improvement
Association, N o . 391, Portland, O re.
Every Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 P. \|
MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH
.
E. First and Srlmylrr Streets
Interesting Program. You Are Welcome
R. I>- BIRD, Brea.
NEW
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in the
GOLDEN W E ST H O TEL
H O L I D A Y ft S M IT H , Props.
Special Sunday Dinners
Regular Meals Every Day
O PEN A L L N IG H T
RASMUSSEN & CO