THE,
ADVOCATE
Aa Ind«p«n4fn( Papar DdvatMl to (ht
V O I . . X X I I I — No. 14 .
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PRICE 5 CENTS
PORTLAND, ORKGON, SATURDAY, NOVRMBKR 2X, 1925
ISECUTION OF RACE TOLD AT SW
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GRVEVITE FLAYS N. A. A. C. P. LEADERS
GAK VK Y M O V K M K N T S P E A K E R
S P E N D S T I M E IN T R Y I N G
T O B E L I T T L E N. A A C. P.
T O T T K N , U N IO N O F F IC IA L
BARRED FROM PULLM AN
PO RTERS C O N V EN TIO N
LOCAL and FOREIGN
NEWS BRIEFS
U. N. I. A. S A ID T O H A V E W I P E D
O U T D K B T 8 M A D E BY T H E I R
FO RM ER LEADER. GARVEY
W O M E N L A U N C H C A M P A IG N
T O S T O P L Y N C H IN G
ARROW TIPS
(By Kits Reid)
PE R S E C U T IO N O F T H E NEGRO
RACE BARED AT T H E S W E E T
T R I A L IN D E T R O I T
White W om en of Mississippi Start
Well I ’m thankful that we had tu r Dr. Sweet Takes Stand And H olds
A I T ottcn , reeently dischargcd
N orthw est Director ol T h e N A C. P.
F o rty Eight O f Its Member* Payed Determ ined Fight Against Mob Vio
lence.
key on Thanksgivng Day because
C o urtroom Spellbound; W alter
(rotti ih r Pullulali Service because he
Takes Him T o Ta«k Speaker Rail»
T ho usan ds Of Dollars T h ro u g h
A CARD O F TH A N K S
Many of us will eat crow next T h an k s
W hite Says Public Opinion
insistrd upon making th r F.mpluyec
Judgm ents O btained
T o Give Logeai Answers
Swings T o w ard Defendants
Jackson, Miss . Nov. 18— Represen giving Day, if the indication of the
Krprcsrtitatinii Pian funrtion in thr
We wish to thank th r many friends
interest ni thè porterà, was barred
t a t i v e Mississippi women, leaders m subject m atter in the newspapers of
(Bv Preston News Service)
Rrv G Knionri t »tier, a graduate frinii thè convention of th r Pullman in P ortland for their loyal support
this week is any indicaton.
New Y’ork. N Y Nov 20—A* the
New York. N. Y Nov 27— A ccord .many im portant religious and civic
he »sv« ol the University ol Southern P o rt rrs Iti urlìi Associatimi w hirh be and many courtesies towards us dur-
'g ro u p cs have launched a determined
I trial of Dr. O. H. Sweet and ten o th er
Illinois. Secretary, so Ins «arri inform* vati its session m th r Pullman build iiugour short stay in th r city of Port* i n g to an announcem ent of the law I campaign against lynching and mob
First of all, we learn th at the city Negroes drew towards its close in De-
u v of the Black t ros» Navigation and ing and not m th r Y M i A. »» ad land T h r rn t r r t a jn n i r n t at th r home jfirm of Jacobson and Jacobs, counsel I violence in this State
T he opening must borrow money to pay its bills Itroit. Dr. Sweet was called to the
ol M i and M r s I. 1) ( atinaily Sun- for thr Universal Negro Im pro vem ent
1 lading t o . Inc , 56 W est 135th S t , v rrtis rd
'gun was ihe following statement,
No rrasu n was assigned
taxes begin to come in K i t s 's t a n d to testily and, in a masterful
Si s York t ity, personal representa- for denying Tolteli, tl III v rlre te d dele | day afternoon was one of the finest Association, Incorporated, all of the which was framed and adopted at a until
Red recommends to the H onorable \ address to the court, held spectators
uve ol M arius Garvey who is serving gate frolli New York d is lr u t , holding we have had on the Pacific coast We liabilities of the asm-iation have been »State wide meeting of prom inent wo City
Comm issioners that leaking at ¡and jury spellbound by his recital of
time in Atlanta Federal p r i s o n lor us rr rd rn lia ls , signrd by Mr () E Rob also pray for a long life for Mr. and wiped out by paying forty-eight of its men held here on call of the Mississip the- spigot be stopped One of the | the persecution inflicted upon the Ne-
Mrs Flowers and their children We members about 160,000 for which
mg the mails to defraud; erstwhile inson, Grumi S rr rc ta r v , his srat
pi
Interracial
C
om
m
ettee:
leaks
is the “educational” trip to con- ; gro race which justifies individuals in
This
I'.vangelist and a* many o th er official, Ile was d rn ird a lirarng bifo re thè ! shall tell everywhere we go, when ludgnients had been obtained
“W e believe in only the single ventione which ha* been the favorite 1 defending themselves and their homes
you want to be entertained, go to was learned last T hursday T hese lia I standard
eapacitics as Ihe proverbial eat has | ( rrd rn tial ( o m m ittre
of morals for all races, and -port of our city fathers and their ¡from m ob attacks. W alter White, As-
Many p o r
lives, spoke here t Ml Olivet Baptist | terà who formalv do u b trd cfamis that P ortland In Seattle, we were e n te r bilities. it is said, had been incurred bv unquestionably in the protection of privatc secretaries and departm ent sistant Secretary of the National Aso-
lliuvli 1 in svia y night to a fair s u r d th r P P. II. A. la controllcd bv thr tained at th r homes of sixteen white* Marcus Garvey, the founder and lead .the w om anhood of the races W e also heads Just add up some of those rail- ciation for the Advancement of Col
an d o n ee on the Garvey Movement Pullman Company, now, in view of and three colored, but in P ortland we er. who is now serving a term in the believe in the law and th at it should roael fares, hotel bills and expenses ored People, working with Clarence
I hose who went to learn what ths Ine hig handrd deal glven T o ttcn , be- were rntcrta ined bv nine different Atlanta penitentiary for mail fraud
nationalities
Murh of Garvey’s popularity, it was under all circumstances be respected and see what a nice little leak can be Harrow and the o th er defense a tt o r
l ' N. I A , wlneh means, Universal lieve il finitiv-
There- stopped there
neys, telegraphed that public oipnion
said,
was due to hi- wilyncss and g e n and upheld by all citizens.
Signed
,
Negro Im p ro vem en t Association, had
Il has arotised a natimi widc feeling
had swung from bitter hospitality to
Prince and Princess lilavcrhcttai erosity in giving jobs to all who he i fore we deplore mob violence for any
done, u doing and is about to do. were of iiidigiiation aiuong thè porterà
¡crime
and
desire
to
register
our
pro
Then I'm w ondering too, why it is sym pathy for the defendants and that
thought could be of service to him in
sadly disappointed, for instead of the l o t t i t i sani thal he had reeeivrd two
test against lynching or any other necessary to replace those expensive there was good hope of a favorable
speaker throwing light on hs own or- j letlers uotifymg Inni of bis d e c tio n ,
Among pleasant callers at The A d spreading propaganda for the upbuild form of m ob violence.”
seven p ass en g tr cars so often, and outcome of th r trial Mr. W hite’s tele
g a n u a tio n , lie undertook to an a li/r tin Ihal fu- had had no hint as to thè a c vocate offic,. Mmulav were Rev F. M ing of his movement,, and charging
This statem ent has since been pre what becomes of the old c a rs 5 F.very gram reads as follows;
their salaries to the association It is
Nall,.liai Association lut tin AiLami
Jasper,
pastor
of
W
oodstock
M
E
tion taken
“At end of third week of trial case
i -aid that these salaries ranged all the sented before other im portant gather- o th er vear. we find a new car being
ment ol ( olorrd People Alti r aitai L
: mgs of women and ha* in every case
I he e o n crn s u t of opinion aiuong church ami Rev. Henry l.enard W r i t s ,
to this or th at commissioner is about ready to go to jury U nder
mg the personal worth of the leaders ¡ ih« porterà fa U n i ilo r I’ B A pastor of l.rn tz M F Church Botb way from $1.500 to $10.000 W h en the been adopted without a dissenting voted
while the rest of us are compelled to ! continued questioning by Darrow and
ol the Association who live in New fi ari ti tire p res en te of a B ro thrrh oo d ministers bear excellent r,,eord*. a n d association failed to redeem th r p ro m vote.
ft is understood th at efforts to pay 16 cents in o rder to get to o u r Hays, witnesses fo r prosecution re
ises of payment*made bv Mr Garvey,
York t itv, he stated that they were man in thè ro n v rn tio n
It has b rr n have outlined a broad program for - suits were brought and* ju dgm ent crystallize public sentim ent against work in the inornng Mr Commission- ' Peatedlv contradicted themselvs and
teaching am algam ation as the solution a big boost to th r O rg an iratio n Cam- their respective church,.s this winter
lynching will be pushed throug hto ni er. how about it?
each day the complete fa lsity of sto -
ol the ra te problem, and that they are paign now being e a r r u d un by A Rrv lasper entered a year’s subscrip were obtained.
_ _ _
ry th at Dr. Sweet and 10 co-defc-nd-
According to flu lawyers the L’ N the State by the interracial organiza
uiging emasculation ol black males in ; l ’hilhp Ramlolpli, (ìr n r r a l O rg a n iz r r tion to T h r Advoeat,».
P ro m o te rs of the movement
I A is educational and is again flour tion
And While you are explaining, Mr " ' * had « « d w i A o « P ro v o c a tio n be
order to hasten Ihe desired end
and A I
Tolteti, th roughout th r
ishing. They p a n t e d out that the *av that the mobilization of the w o m Mann. tell us why our w ater rates are i r a " ’e ' " o r r e? den,f D*ffnsc »'«»«»»V
( If course, all thinking people, espi W est
B AD MAN ON R O C K P I L E
i . d J 5 > T T h ^ e re
, . are i lots
„ , . „«
association ow n-/a site in Wc<t 1.10th en of eleven other Southern States K-.na
being k b o , „ a s , te
of things Without excption stood up under gnll-
i tally those who know the N A A. C
; St., on which t* a m odest building I along similiar lines has been followed about the w ater d epartm ent th at need | ing examination by prosecutor.
I*. leaders and their w mk. know such I
.in
every
case
by
marked
decrease
in
Guv
Brown,
who
emiducts
a
boot
its climax when Dr. Sweet
known as Libertv Hall Mr lacobson
explaining. Just why do you recom- ! I reached
actu ation to hr unfounded and utterly C O N G O N A T I V E S A ID
black stand on N orth Sixth Street, a s 'aid that there would be no difficulty ¡the num ber of lynching«..
t<>o|( the stand He made a magnifi-
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sw
ego
while
in
our
district,
the
without tru th H r also stated that ev
sumed the role pf "Bad Man" T h u r s in obtaining enough m oney for the e n
ient address telling his story with re
N orthw est section of town, we cannot i i straint
rry leader in *hr N A A l. I' ii us
day night at N 14th when he flashed
and simplicity that held cou rt
U N IT E D STATES SUED
get enough w ater above the first room
W ashington, I) C Nov 2b— Areor-1 his pistol and threatened to whip anv terprise
ng his uffice to "feather his nest ; that
breathless. His story of threats
F O R L Y N C H I N G BY M EX . floor in the sum m er time? Y’ou prom
Garvey T * Be D eported
all ..I them hail p i l l , Ila I, I . a t - and mg to a report just made to th r Board man who said lie cuuldn’t
Afire a
intimidation and the attack on
It is understood th at Garvev i‘ de
ised all sorts of efficiency when you and
homes while Mart us Garvey was a of Foreign Missons of th r Methodist policeman had landed on him several
house in whch eleven defendants were
poor man W e happen to know p e r Episcopal ( hurt h. bv Rev R It Brin- times, hr was taken to jail and later finitely out of the obi business of “u p P U E B L O , Col.. Nov. 19— (B y A N. asked us to vote to you the privilege penned was most dramatic. T h rough
for your
department.
sonalty some of the national leaders tuii. missionary in Sandva, Belgian sentenced to three m onths on the liftin g ’ m em bers of his race in this P )—T he Mexican governm ent has of issuing bonds ___
questioning u Darrow
and n Hays
,
, __ .
r adroit
u r o n qucsinining
arrow ana
ays
country becaure ilu- U. S Government filed a claim for $50,000 against the T h e only ’ efficiency dem
onstrated =>o b
h , out throUKh U r Sweet the
of the N A A C. I \ and while we do Congo, the natives of th,. Congo who roekpile,
intends
to
d<
poet
him
as
soon
as
his
far
is
the
U
nited
States
as
a
result
of
the
lynch
are
tortured
as
fetish
w
orshippers
and
not know how much real estate they
» to r r of race riots in A rkansas and
prison term is ended
ing here of Jose Gonzales and Santos T h „„KKe k S K n S S l ' ° n,
have acquired, if any from their sala dealors in witchcraft, contributed to
deH
Tfc , f i Chi' « “ and W ash in g to n and of
Mrs. H alb e H ow elton writes from
O rtez, S eptem ber 13. 1919.
ries paid by the N A A l 1 P office, the upbuilding of the Christian church
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usually a kick back act.on to B th at is
. ' " n ^ b " T h * ^ o f , polic'
we know that some of them do not in their ter rito ry this w a r 12 cents for Kansas City that she arrived home
A man is up against it when he is
know how to operate an aut 1 hese every dollar given for work in th r safely and has alr,,adv found work in too proud to beg and too honest to
Crude and uncultivated America nainDf|ac S” r ' r M o n d u S ' o f T ' o i b « ' on,nK^ d em o n strated the V«ychological
a
tailor-shop
may have hired ifriv crs. but Mr t a r t e r C ongo In sneaking of the zeal of the
may be, but we rank high as collectors
fie! If,h h „ conduct of a Pubi c backKrotlnd o i the X«rRro which ^ 1 ^ -
be a politician.
natives Dr Brintmt said: “ At Kapan-
failed i give o ' ilo- information
.
dl ■ *• ,,m e * ,nd,cate ates self-defense when attacked by
Prince and P rin c e is Blayechettai
Speaking of the Sweet case, he d e ga. a native tr a r h ,,r named Chunba.
’
c
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| mob. Full and fair reports by local
F R E E A N O T H E R O F 2«th
dalei! that "every Negro who moves recently stricken with leprosy, has Send T he Advocate greetings from
inew spapers have swung public opinion
worked
three
w
a
r
s
In
translation
of
Oakland.
California
T
h
ey
rem
ain,.r
in
by
Into a while neighborhood si trying to
IN FA N TRY
Did you ever see anything more ; which at first was very hostile so com-
religious
books
into
the
nativ,.
tongue
S
acram
ento
only
one
day
as
they
did
Mrs.
\V.
H.
Lewis,
1209
So.
Cushman
get awav from his race "
asinine in a public utterance than that [»lete-ly that the outlook is now very
Avenue, Tacom a, W a shington
Much to the discomfort of some ot Hi has translated several hundred not like it.
delis e rtd by a m em ber of the school hopeful Case wvll probably go to ju
Leavenworth. Kan«.. Nov. 16.------
the Gaveyilcs present and the speaker h ym ns which arc sung to the «attic
board when he said th a t "any group ry Saturelay or Monday.”
Major
Elgar King. Acting parole-
himself, qustions were a-ked from the music as h i American churches "
Have your printing done by the Ad Officer of Fort l.r a v e n w o r th Discip | " AH,»n A. M E. Church. Rev. A. W . (of teachers) asking for more pay
Dr. S w eet’s recital made a deep im
audience about some of the tangible
m ust indicate w here it is to come from, pression not only upon the spectators
vocate Printing Co.. Brdwy SS07-adv. linary Barracks, announced the re ! lohnson, pastor
and successful business operations of ; ! lile en copies of the Crisis m a g a
l e a s e of fames Gaffney, former m e m
In spite of the very inclement wea th at is. whose salary is to be cut. I in the courtroom but upon the news
the U N I A
He wa also taken to m o have b t r n distribuii d am ong the
ther on Sunday- last, there was splen would like to ask Mr W o o d w ard just paper rep««rters as well. The reporter
T he Flower* bro th ers recently went ber of 24th Infantry, on parole.
tasi» about Ins untrue statem ent c o n member« of the I ongvirw Branch of on a hunting trip to Devil’s Lake, re Gaffney will leave immediately for did attendance at the Sunday- services how he would deal with such a per for the Detroit Free Press wrote:
the
N
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A
l
P
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lhr>>
th
r
courle«v
cerning the leaders of the N A A C
his home in Charlotte. N C.
This
Th». Sunday School is m eeting with son o r g ro u p ’of persons who would
“W ell educated and an acute ’stu d
turning w ith a large bag of duck
P Space will not perm it our full dis of Messrs Mm Gildon and W A.
reelurcs the num ber of H ouston m a r great success.
Classes are regularlv have the nerve and the pettiness to do ent of the race problem. Dr. Sweet
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Newman
what he asks?
cussion of them this week but next
to twenty-two.
Sixty-five were and largely atte-nde’d
under the ad ro it p rom pting of A tto r
I After all. the United States isn't in a tyrs
week s issue wll contali a full report
previously sentenced to lonv te rm s
Bcthe-lham Baptist Church, Rev. A.
ney H ays, gave a graphic account of
of same
$25.000 M E M O R I A L A R C H D R I V E very good position to sneer at China and life sentences for participation in I. Byrd, pastor
At last the colleges and universities ’he disturbances ranging geeigraphi
because it is overrun with bandits.
(M ore n eat week)
S T A R T S N O V E M B E R IS— 1925«
;the Houston riots.
T here was a good attendance at bo have succeeded! T he pay of our teach- i rally I’rimi W ashington to Chicago,
th th,» Sunday services.
ers will be regulated by the College ' an<* H«ing back to the days when he
Mr and Mrs. L. E. Johnson, 101 F
A reception was given in honor of dgree. Wei. it may be all right but my was attend in g school. He recited the
A W ashington scientist w ants to
T h r Big Drive for tile ^(tutorial
T here isn’t much use turning over
weigh the brains of all congressmen \ r r l i to tie erected at eighfy-sccond 78th St. N suffered a severe shake-up a new leaf unless you put a weight on Rev. and Mrs. A W . ftdmson on tues- constant prayer in adily contact with facts of the Chicago race riot», hold-
day, Nov. 17th. there was quite a gath humans is "Lord, dear Lord, protect inK the jury and spectators silent and
But where would he find scales small anil lohnson ( reek on the wav to Mt on Sunday- afteriuuin, Nov 15th when I it.
ering .
A ppropriate rem arks for the me this day from the college gradu- j immovable by his vivid picturing of
enough
Scott Cemetery, where many bovs are a Street car bumped into the rear-end
of
their
F’ord
coupe,
sending
it
on
a
■occasion were made bv M es srs T W.
T here are exceptions of course, morbid details, and the fear that grip-
huri<«l, started N ovem ber 18th. at
H E N R Y A L L E N B O Y D ’S G R A N D Met all. B. F Wilson and Mrs. A. j ates.
ram
pant
up
the
steps
leading
to
the
but the average type has nothing to ord him as the result «>f what he read
which time everything was turned in
W HY E N FO R C E SECRECY?
SO N D E A D
e-ntrancr
of
a
home
along
the-
street.
Smith
In addition. Rt-verands Byrd recommend t hut the atm osphere ere-
Speaking clearly and without hes-
to m otion to raise the full am ount so
and Graves talked in behalf of the ated by the letters conferred by he de- 'tatm g for a word or phrase, he told
a« to build an Arch that will be a last The accident occurcd when the motor-
man in charge of the car failed to give
Nashville. T e n n , N ov 22. (special) church and Mr. A. Hayes, in behalf of gree I would recom m end in this con- "f seeing a N egro carried through the-
W ash ing to n, I) t Nov 2b—Th,. ing m onum ent to O regon 's he m e s
Irvin C. Miller, Jr., age three years the citizens of T acom a
T here w,.re ncction, a very close follow-up system streets of W ashington in an automo-
iiiuiiinit ol King T u ta n k h a m e n , who I he Arch was ilesignrd hv F M S to Mrs Johnson time to get her ear off
It is considered miraculu- 1 eight months, died in this city at e- vocal selections bv Mrs. Lottie Robin as far as supervisors are concerned, if ¡bile and badly beaten by a group of
«lied .1.27.1 years ago, ha« been private- \ kes, Architect, of this city, and turned the track
l,.vcn fifteen F'ridav night, November son and Mr Ed Miller, accompanied the board mem bers want to be fair in white- men
Iv X-raved, and we are informed bv over to th«- American W a r Mothers ous that the car did no t turn over
He told of reading in a
Neither vf the occupants of the car re- 20th
He was the son uf Mr and on the piano by Mrs. E. Miller.
press dispatches that tli,.«e is to be no Arch Comm itter.
granting increases Some of them do i magazine how a num ber of Negroes
crieed
serious
injuries,
altho
it
is
said
Mr* Ivan C Miller of New Y’ork Citv
Mrs. F razier is out of the hospital not earn their salt now while others were evicted from their hom es, near
publication bv anv new spaper hi the
In launching their big drive, th r Au-
world of anv fact« or p h otographs re ilitoriuin has been taken for four days it ha« not vet been determ ined just and the grandson of H en ry Allen and is stopping at the home of h,»r do their work up in such a hurry that where he was born, of how o th e rs
how
serious
the
nerve
shock
was
to
)
Rovd
of
this
city.
He
was
stricken
; sister on South Alder.
lating to the discoveries made- bv thr December 8—9— 10— II, on which
they have time left to sell to the Uni were riddled with bullets - o f how his
with diphtheria, which resulted In a
excavators
The Independent Mothers Club versity Is is quite f a ir5
! people had long suffered w ith o u t
dates an afternoon and evening p e r them.
complication
of
ailments.
He
will
bo
gave
a
shower
for
Mrs
Gayle,
the
¡chance o f redress as a re su lt of racial
Many people arc w ondering why formance will be held in which a stu
The father, wife of Staff Sartg O scar Gayle, U
intolerance."
these archacohigists are perm itted to pendous Prologue will be produeeel.
Mme. Eula Anthony *ang beautiful t>uri,,d in Nashville
W
all,
well,
well!
W
e
are
no
longer
<lig up every m um m y in ihe Valley of followed bv three of P ortland's p ro m ly in a recent Liberty T h e a tre singing Irvin C. Miller,Sr., was sum m oned by- IS. A rm y (r e tir e d ) , at the- home of to be a democracy according to the
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tile Kings, if, for one r,.a«on or a n inent speakers to represent three m in contest.
She won deserved applause long distance tele-phone to Nashville Mr« Joh n Buck. 1036 So State St., latest report of the plans of the Pres- N O R T H W E S T D I R E C T O R N. A.
I from Philadelphia, P a , and the g ra n d on Monday evening. Nov. 23rd Many-
other, they are allowed to withhold ute inen
'I llen will be unfolilrd one
father from Louisville, Ky
Scores beautiful and useful presents were re ¡dent and party managers. W e are to A. C. P. S P E A K S IN L O N G V I E W
ethnological facts pertaining to those of the mighiest epoch« of Mother love
Miss Josephine T u rn h a m returned
governed entirely b y ' t h e political
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A delightful be
who live«l in ancirnt F.gvpt from an ’ ever throw n upon the screen, in which »last W ed nesday a week ago from a I of condolenci- m essag es have been re ceived by Mrs. Gavlc.
party that is responsible for Mr. Cool- ’ Mrs. E. D Canady, N orthw est Di-
lunch was served.
interested public
Mary ( arr will a rt a« th r Mother and ! week's visit to Spokane, her former ceived already
idge, who says that in order to carry rect«>r of the National Association fir
loh n n ir W alker as the son
All art home.
Slu- accompanied her uncle
out to success the schemes and plans j the A d v an cem en t of Colored People
A F R I C A N E M I G R A N T D E P A R T of his political henchmen,
T hat beautiful piano on which P rin asked to purchase tickets ami help back home.
He has bernhe-rc for
no o th er delivered an address before the Long-
E S E X C E E D I N C O M I N G A L I E N S faction will be perm itted to live in ¡view Branch of the Asoeiation Sunday
several m o nths under treatm ent for
ce«« B lavechrttai perform ed Mmulav, make this a successful event.
l His eves.
Nov Iblh, wa« a Stienwav Grand and
Congress. D angerous game, Mr. Cool- i .vening, Nov. 22nd at 7 o'clock.
No m ore fatherly advice, a« to how
Mr. and Mr». E. W. Morton. 1094
was loaned bv Sherm an A ( lay Co
W ashington, D. C. Nov 26— From ldge, a dangerous game. England is on
She was greeted by a splendid aud-
.to become holy and sanctim onious,
Maryland kv*., are the proud grand O B S E R V E S B I R T H D A Y A N N I ¡will
be preached to the bovs at th,» lulv to Septem ber, 1925, 289 native the verge of revolution because Aus I ience. The speaker confined h ^ r re-
parent.«
of
a
fine
babv
girl
born
to
Mr
T hanksgiving Dav wa* spent rather
VERSARY
Portland, around about 2 o'clock, bv Africans, heretofore residents of the tin Chamberlain is trying th at same | marks to relating some of the acco m
quietly m Portlam l A light rainfall all and Mrs Perry, of Yakima, YVn , on
! bro th er John Jones, because of a C S. have returned to th ^ ir native trick. The report says th at the "wave | plishm ents of the Association, and
N
ovem
ber
25th
land, as compared with 260 African what usually happens when a wave ! ¡closed with an appeal for the Sweet
all dav kept many at home who o th e r
H ono ring their aunt, Family Austin ¡change in the meal hour.
wise would have- gone out. Turkey
Ion her birthday anniversary. Miss
H enry Gibson, veteran, all-around im m igrants who were adm itted during recedes. It gathers up strength and ¡defense, which resulted in a collection
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1 of $2(1. for the purpose.
dinners and dances were the prevail
I Nellie and Bobbie Allen, with their waiter, jo urn eyed to Se-aside Wedne-s- the same period. Practically the same- more water and m o re everything _____
Mrs. Maud Bates sang beautifully
ing modes of entertainment*
I father, W D Allen, entertained a few |dav to act as cate rer to Mr. and Mrs. ratio exists as to W e st Indian aliens, and comes back and slap« harder than
T h e Four H arm ony Kings, of which friends at dinner F’ridav evening at the- [ Dan Moore and their party at their 132 of whom abandoned the L’. S d u r ever. Don’t allow vour ostriches to and was accompanied on the piano b7
Mrs Pinxton. Mr Taylor, a promising
Ivan Har«d«l B row ning is first tenor family residence, 410 F! 4tlth St.. N , T hanksgiving dinner.
He will return ing the Jnly-to-S eptem ber period, as i fool y o u . Mr. President.
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young Longview man presided over
against only 118 who were duly admit-
and manager, sailed on the 27th of in Rose City Park
A delicious din to the eitv Saturdav.
this m onth for Fdiglaml
T he q u a r t ner was served to the guest of honezr,
Robert Jackson, one of the best 1 ted under the U. S im migration laws.
O ur people must watch th at newJ jhe
Mr. Gildon. the presi-
l'nt . *"e Branch gave a few en-
Miss F S Keeney, general secre ette which is widely known for its I Mr and Mrs. A F. Flowers, Mrs. F! known waiters at th,. Portland, re 'A fric a ’s annual quota of 1200 is now- educational bill very closely, 1 t mean ' eouraging
’
remarks.
Mr. Newman
Mr. anil mains critically ilt at his home on running consul,.rahlv under the quar- the one which will- create a d e p a rt
tary of the P ortland Y VV f . A will excellent harm ony will fill a six I). Cannady and the hosts
terlv proportion of 300.
ment of education. W e must get co p c o m m en t,.«1 upon the speaker’s re
be the speaker at Vespers Sunday af m onths engagem ent with an option Mrs. Flowers p te s e n trd Mrs Austin H arrison Street.
for a longer period if desired
with a bouquet of Chvrsanthe-imim.«
Francis Fair, relief hell-hop at (he
ies iif it and read them to find out if marks and made a motion which was
ternoon at five- o’clock
Mr and Mrs Browning have written and Mrs. Cannadv gave her a book
Portland, flings a mighty mean foot
it still retains the discriminatory fea unanim ously accepted, to give Mrs.
WAGES COM PARED
Mr* I W . Ingersoll will lead the bidding
gootl-hv
to
their
many
P
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After dinner the party went to Bethel in the Charleston, but he lost out Sat-
tures against the Negro n the S o u th Canandy a rising vote of thanks. Bv
devotions and Mrs J V. Grayson will
land
friends.
church to listen to a p rogram given bv j urdav in the Charleston contest h,»1d
ern
schools that dam ned the old bills. motion on the part of Mr. Robert
have charge of the music
W ash in g to n , D. C. Nov 26— A large
the young people of the church
j at the Rivoli T h e a tre : however, hi* i American
I shall send to Mr. McN ary for cop lohnson, chairman of the Executive
T h e High School Reserves did not
corporation,
with
factories
DONORS TO SW E E T FUND
j showing was not so had. as he was 4th also in Europe, recently reported the ies immediately and then we must ask emmittee, a nea sum for th,, speakers
meet T h ursday , but will meet next
expenses of the trip down, was pre
in a class of a dozen «sr more
T hursday, Dec. 3rd for a lesson in
average daily wages paid. R educed to the National Asoeiation for the- Ad
H ead waiter, W ilkinson of the P o r t ¡dollars at rates of exchange, the same vancement of Colored People to be on sented to her.
$3(10
W O. Prime
canilvmaking.
Mrs Laura Dymoiid and Mrs. Can-
land has announced th at on Dec. 15th type of labor engaged in production guard.
$2 (X)
T h e Grade School Reserves will E. W. A gee.
nady's tw o son« accompani,.«! her. In
the waiter« will again «Ion their Tux- of identical commoditi,,*, received:
$1.00 I
bring materials with which to make Mrs !.. H. Preston,
e-do coats in the place of the white Italy, $0.96; Belgium, $114; France,
♦ 1 on
A nother aid to longevity is the fact i Kelso fr a brief hour before themeet-
Christm as gifts at their regular m eet F. F Beach,
,ing they were th,. guests of Mr. and
iarket now be ing worn
—
o
■
ing Satiir«lav
$1.24; Germany, $1.55: England, $2 28; that the good die young
Mrs. Gildon at a delicious lunch
The Bible class did not m eet T h u r s
NEGRO PO PU L A T IO N OF
l". S’., $5.60 This should be very in ter
The p arty returned home Sunday
day but will meet Dee 3rd
esting
reading
to
the
nearly
one
mil
R U S S IA IS L A R G E
Send vour friend the Advocate, for rig h t
Miss Nellie Allen, a m em ber of the
year, as a Christm as gift.
lion color,,d w age-earners w ho are en
Crystal Cub, won the Hope Chest giv
caged in the m anufacturing aiul m e
M O S C O W , Nov, I—T hat Arm enia
en bv thr Old Rose Club in the con and o ther states of Caucassian Rus-
chanical industries, in which nearly 20
T ab or 7100
You W ill Eventually!
; tx-r rent of our V o r k c r s are p«-rma-
test to help raise funds for the new | sia hav a ronsltrrnble N egro popula-
jnvntly employ,,d
building
Miss l-’ranklin brought In fion Is revealed in a statistical report
W h y N o t Now?
over ail hundred dollars.
prcpalrcd bv the Near Fast Relief,
E A T AT
i One of the viliges of Armenian Ne-
| groes is located at surhum , a famous
Typewriter Ribbon*, Carbon Papers,
|o ld health resort on the Black Sea
Stationery, Printing, Book
Armenian Negroes have given small
In
¡sums for the- relief of these people
Binding, Rubber Stamp«,
GASCO B R IQ U E T S
Six new mem bers joined the ranks during the post-w ar and famine peri
Seal*
315 F landers St„ near Sixth
of Flkdom W ednesday night, four ot ods, but the Near l-’. ast Relief states
them rode the "G oat" while thr other ¡th.it all the Negro colonies in its te r
409
M
cKay
Bldg.
Portland, O r«.
T h a t ’» why thousands
H O M E C O O K IN G
two were re instated.
T h r session ritory are now prosperous, and are
of
people
prefer
them
to
lasted until 3 o’clock in the morning contributing largely to the reonomlc
all other Solid Fuel.
P opular Prices
Cleaned and
Rev. John P. Moreland, pastor of I restoration of the country.
/ ¡ o n A M I church, lias been n a m
Preued
B O IL E D D IN N E R S
ed to deliver the Filk’s Memeoial ser
NOTICE
$ 1.00
A specialty, from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
mon at bis-cluirrh on Sunday, Dec 13
Kcgtiliir ineetiiiRB of the Port-
William Robinson. G rand Organizer
H O T B IS C U I T , C O R N B R E A D
of T h e Elks of Cdlforna, has recently < land Hronoh of the National Aa
set up a new F.lks Lodge at Santa so c ia l inti for the advancement of
H O M E -M A D E PIE S
Monica, Cal , also one In Imperial Val-
C ourteous Service
SIXTH A 0LI8AN STREETS
lev The Grand O rganizer, who Is an Colored People held every aecond
j / 11»«i , p y
earnest and faithful w orker says he is Monday evening at Mt. Olivet Bap-
PORTLAND, ORE.
W e W elcom e Youl
Q u «LITT Irons
going to establish a branch of the or tlit Church. E. Firat A Schuyler Sts.
104 Fourth St.
LEE ANDERSON. Rae’y.
der in every town in California .
Tacoma Notes
HOTEL NOTES
Williams Ave., “Y” Notes
Portland’s
Own
DOINGS OF THE ELKS
Christmas
J No Ashes y
Louis H. Strickland
Suits
Pressed
SCHAEFER’S GRILL
35e
Store
AUSPLUND DRUG
STORE
fry *
J. A. EWINO, Pree.
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