THE
PAGE FOUR
ADVOCATE
Saturday, April 16, 1927.
“AS YOU LIKE IT”
who possesses • pleasing baritone
LOCAL BRIEFS
voice did not portray this wellknown
In the Spring a young
part in costume. ,
,The two numbers, “O ld Black J o e ”
|man's
fancy lightly turns to
by
(Continued from page one)
The Beavers and Holly-
and "C arry Me Back T o Old Virgin- 1
love,
and
Sunday was a won
Mrs. Lynch Brown
ia” came som ewhat a t a surprise
ton the first of the week.
wood baseball teams opened
drous
day.
when announced as the audience ex
the 1927 baseball season here
pected to hear sole N egro Music by
, ... . .
..
Let's devote leisure time
Mrs.
Sunday, April 10th, wa> Palm Sun Negro composers.
Chiíñ“°
Wednesday
The Negro Na-
S unda>
and <-hn...an
m
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other oí Mr. . H . . „ A Duke is ...
,
, at the , Vaughn
T he A dvocats doss no, n ectasanly partly to healthful sport,
ill rt
r*i c
day. T h e services were in charge of tional Anthem would have been m ore , d' a™ r were well attended as usual 1 os Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Gray will
b a s e b a ll P » r k * ^ , 8 8 3 ^
K It. R r i d ' . j M ^ b j t w b ^ tcn n is> g o l f i h i k e f c t c .
the Deacon Board. I am tu re every appropriate than the ringing of A-
)">«*«« f ^ P 1«
«»>e Christian
be rem embered by P orlU m lers A t | r a j ) u l
tails
p l l l l c d for tl lC
ami logic«! and wall w o r t h 1 R u t h A t l d c r s O l l R l l t l l F o r -
one appreciated the effort* of the merica which is now almost obselete. Endeavor rendered a program. O ne they were very pleasant visitor* here Beavers who W O ll by a SCOre 1 ' « d i n g . It is your priviU aa • • wsU as |
Jt
n i„ „
comm ittee for having to many beauti the Star Spangled Banner being us- »1 “ >e outstanding unm bers of which for several m o n th s with Mr and Mrs Lf
. . 5 t; Governor
r n v „ r n n r i I. L.
,
- w » «» dia.gr«« with Kits and ah« ry, K o s a k t . Byrd, S a i l l H l u i l -
for several m onth» with Mr. and Mrs. |cf £ . tQ
Fat
n
.
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to
d
.
Governor
I
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L..
rat-
invites
your
opinion
upon
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ed at present exclusively as th e Na- » • * » vocal solo by Gilbert Gildon.
ful flower*.
Uuk*
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-•
»' - * ball, to | colum
sh* discuss«*
from lima to tima in bar u
, u,’ U ° V .
W a sn m g to n ,
„
terson
threw
the
first
n
tional
Anthem
of
America.
H
ou
*e
w
a
l
ab,e
to
a
,
,
i
n
d
,he
Dr. Dyer expressed his thank* to
and Sam Smith had a lovely
T he Calvary Baptist Choir attem p t- Christian Endeavor Sunday but is not
the committee and reminded the con
W. H. Rutherfdvd, Jr. died in Phil- Mayor George L. Baker, as -------
hike Sunday and, say, its
gregation th at every one was doing ed a grat undertaking with a splendid abl* to occuPy h,i * * * * * »* y t * W * adelphia. Pa., W ednesday m orning a» catcher with Commissioner,
“® °d made us neighbors, let justice
more
fun than a “Hot-
make us friends." — Borah.
he wiU * abl<
,he the result from pneumonia, accord-
h it o r her part, and said he hoped the opportunity for a favorable showing
Pier at the bat
A
large
and
appreciative
audience
preaching
services
soon.
Is
it
any
wonder
that
the
average
stomp."
spirit of cooperation would continue.
ing to inform ation received here by
_ _ _
citizen finds himself rather bewitder-
had gathered to hear them at their
. .
Scripture lesson was read from w
(Hv Pacific Coast News Bureau)
Do you know that the Chi
a
t. * a w
. . . . . . . .
T he church gro unds are being his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H
best.
It u to be regretted that the
.
. - . » Rutherford.
Oakland, C alif, April 14— Ray rd these days over the quality of the
Revelations 22:1-12 inclusive.
C
_
.
. ,
, • __ . beautified by the m em bers and friends
néese
question is dangerous
citizenship
of
president
Coolidge.
m aster of ceremonies did not give »
. .
. /
_
^
A
p
1 W alker who opened the show in a
Dr. Dyer voiced his thanks to Rev.
.
.
. __. __ '
v*
of the A n o n Concert C ompany—A
(P lease note the small "p".) T hat ly serious.
If we fight our
more thorough explanation of the
. . .
. . Z \
Messers.
Ken
Nakazawa
and
H
1
bout
with
Ray
Kavini
at
thg
God-
Johnson, for his wonderful assistance gro Spiritual, in reference to thc.r U'vn , , being put
in and shrubs pl.n
t-
Sashida
of Japan were pleasant call- j frey-R oper battle at the Auditorium title can no longer begin with a cap way into segregation by the
Rev. Johnson preached Sunday m o r n
J«“ ' what Meals is ha s e rv in g » best “Noodle joint", we will
hlatory and origin.
fd T he
“ b i *,n,n* ‘°
V" y ers at T h e Advocate office, Tuesday W ed n esd ay night, was very much
ing, selecting his subject from the
...
kt
n»c »Mm up to m e of hit achieve- ,
tl
.
The latter is making a special study peeved j . m . « being
Nothing
was
said
of
the
distinguish-
a
l
,
r
a
'-tl'
c
_____
billed
as
a
Negro
^
, #m |Qr(. th<| you wi„ h a r d l y h a v e a d e c e n t p u b l i c
book of Solom on's Song, 2nd chapter
of
the
N
egro
problem
in
America.
Kay,
who
is
very
dark,
denies
that
T h e Sunday School and Christian
and 4th verse— “ H e b rought me to ed African-English composer. Samuel
agree with me that both by title and p l a c e ill w h i c h t o c a t .
he is colored, declaring th at he wax
the bauquetting house, and H is ban Coleridge T ay lor who was the first E ndcavor will have a point program
SH E O BSE R V E S B IR TH D A Y
work*, he is not the type of man who
^ p r o b l e m : w llC Il it C a s ts
| born in Madrid. Spam, 2J years ago should be leader of our great A - __
to
recognize
the
beauty
of
this
music
tom
orrow
„¡g
ht
T
he
E
a
ste
r
egg
hunt
,
„ ,
,,
n er over me was love."—"T h e Love
A NN IV E R SA R Y
and has been boxing in California (or merica
and gave it the place it now occupies f wjU ^ he,d after Sunday School.
S° . m u c h t o
P*a>’
* °n iC
of Christ for His Church.”
in the music world today. It may be
________
the last three years.
His (athcr is
First of all come* his veto of the I’l l i l i a i l i a i l , llOW Il lU c il y i l l i t
I t was a serm on th at all w ho heard
Mrs.
W
innie
Davis,
612
E.
36th
St..
a dentist here he said.
said that Coleridge T ayior immortal ; T h e E aster program will be under
M cN ary-H augen Farm Relief Rill COSt t o f i g h t ' d l l a l l .
will remember.
ized this form of American music.
, he direction of the teachers of the South, entertained a group of matrons
T he bill itself may not have been the
Rev. Jo h n so n has been in the min
Saturday
evening
at
her
home,
the
oc-
Well, its going to cost a
Pasadena,
Culif.,
April
14.—Gordon
O ne author in a biography of Tay- two auxiiiaries.
Mrs. Lynch B row n
ideal measure.but it was a large site
istry for 44 years.
He said he built lor gives us the interesting inform*
casion being her Birthday annivers- Hawkins, 19 years of age, wellknown
c U l l No ,
. Mrs
j A P inxtont class
attem pt towards helping the farmers darn sight more before you
the first colored baptist church in lion that Dvorak received his inspira- j No 2 o ( th( Sunday S ch ool, Mrs ary A very pleasant time was enjoy- popular colored track and football
of this country save themselves from “catch ’em—if you do “catch
Des Moines, lo w s.
Rev. Johnson tion from this Anglo-African to write
ed by all and the hostess received a s „ r 0f ,he pasadena Jun io r College utter ruin
I gather from such farm
Hazel House, president of the C hris
was the guest of Rev. D y e r during the New W o rld Symphony. Coler
num ber of lovely gifts.
, w a, instantly killed last week when papers as come to my desk that the ’em.”
tian Eedeavor and Mrs. Robert John-
his stop-over here.
H e left T u es idge T aylor at the time was studying ,
With Salem, College cam
the light car in which he was riding farmers of th r country are in revolt
son. teacher of Christian E ndeavor;
Mrs. r V ernon m otored to Seattle
day for Oakland.
with Dvorak and was very much in-
with A. H. Khazoyan, of this city was against the administration Is it any pus, union and Miss Avc’s
Both went j struck by a S anta Fc freight train at w onder* After six year* of efto rt— as just a few fields of en
W e arc all glad to have such men tere'sted" hi”the”'music" of”the American ! N,r* F r* nk Co,em“ * c h a ir m i" o l *hc T u f *da*
program committee.
on business and will return within a
„
as Rev. Johnson pay us a visit. He Negro people.
the F rem ont avenue crossing in S o , six years of close study—six years of
deavor, we do unanimously
few days.
Let us hope th at within the future
Pasadena.
Khazoyan was serious continuous and intelligent agitation,
has left som ething with us to think
Mr. L ynch Brown has added to his
appoint
Karl Morrison as
the music lovers of the Bay District already numerous activities the role
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the farm relief bill was passed by
ly injured, but will recover.
about for some time to come.
C
ongress
Some
of
the
most
con-
white
and
colored
may
again
have
“King
Jibe’’.
Earl
T
aylor,
former
P
ortlan
d
boy
T
he
young
athlete,
who
lived
at
117
of shoe salesman.
Mr. Brown car
SUNDAY SCHOOL
the pleasure of hearing a true pro ries a splendid line of shoes for men, and son of H enry T ay lo r who re- W a v e r|y [)rive> w a , , om ething of g Î servative men in Congress who had
"You may fool some of
T h e Sunday School is grow ing and
sided here for m any years, is in jail .
.
gram of Negro Folklore by a chorus
circlrc and was voted against such legislation at past the people some of the time;
.
............................................. ... . women and boys. H e is a bonded in ^an rr a n c isc o , tor . im personating hero in local , school
the classes are all organized.
The .
,
. ,
.
that is well trained and assisted bv | ____
_____ - T a n of
n e r the
s Shoe
given most of the credit for the state sessions, voted for it this vear. But
representative
Junior class just keeps the banner. real NegTO artists.
th r president exercised his rnnstitu. but you can’t fool all the
Manufacturing Company , of Boston, several penitentiaries in th northwest. Jun io r H igh School football chant-
Good for you Juniors!
tional
right and vetoed the law H e p e o p l e a l l t h e t i m e ’’— h c ilC C
, pionship won by thè Pasadena team
I Mass.
Mr. Brown has had wonder- !
—-
0
is even quoted as saying that he t J,e
m an
w |,0
cvcn
f DO| g
B. Y. P. U.
Prince Eric Zulong gave a farewell j last fall.
ful success in the past tw o weeks.
SHILOH CHURCH
T h e B. Y. P. U. is making history
—— —
; exhibition of his unusual and spcctac-
ing to the bankers and the manufae- o * m S t If- j\dw.ini Watson,
every Sunday.
Every one is very
An outing party, including Mr. and j ular perform ance of fire and glass
Angeles, Calif., April 1 4 —It
luring interests, “ he seen his duty and |
L O U tl i C Cochran, the
Sundav School at 10 A. M ; B. Y j Mrs. John Lucas, Mr ad Mrs Lynch ! eating, at H ibernia Hall. J40 Russell look ju*l
much interested in the subjects. The
seconds for Willie Tuck-
h.
done
it
"
,
but—look
at
the
picture
1
“butter
and egg man from
P.
U.
at'
7
P
M.;
Preaching
at
8
P
young people are making the adults
Brown and Miss Ruby Smith, took Street, T h u rsd a y night, April 1 4 th. , er. otherwise known a* "Y oung Sam
which he is holding up before us a* . 1
,
T H I N K , and th at f a s t O u r young M. by the pastor, Rev. G. G G ardner; ; advanta ge of the beautiful sun shine ! He was supported by Janies W. H. ! L angford" to knockout Sailor Ash
the result of his administration?
I
* .
more in the first round in the curtain
folks are a fine set of boys and girls. subject. Jo b 14:14, “ If a Man Die last Sunday and visited the beautiful : Griffith and the Nortnenda girls.
______
I As good as the best, bet-
raiger
of
the
'J
a
c
k
ie
Fields-Sam
my
W e think they are the best in P o r t Shall He Live Again." #
Lake Sacajawea.
T h e day was such
A nation of tenant farmer*—tenants
t h a i l lUOSt
Mr and Mrs. H en ry Buchanan an d
T h e Jo y Makers Club held an in- , Mendel fight here last week,
land.
renting the land from the bank* of |
r..
t,;n :..
.1
.
■
an ideal one that m any of the L o n g
. And
A i k how did the big
In ktl
mg
the rest,
Mr Joe H arper were pleasant visitors
Sam m y Mandel, lightw eight cham- .1
the country.
"
' he
view people seized the op portunity to | tcresting meeting T hu rsd ay evening
T h e evening service found Dr. Dyer
at all the services Sunday.
in the pulpit after a little rest by hav
visit the lake and o th e r wonderful Mrs. Clara Bell was hostess at her j pjon e f the world, outscored Jackie banks get the farms? T h ro u g h the U1 aKeS a dandy host,
Mr. E. W . Smith united with the scenes for which W ashingtoi i. fam residence. 267 % Larrabee Street. At Fields, a Coast product, in a 12 round failures of the little banks th at fin-
Mishaps of current wrek-
ing Rev. Jo h n so n with him.
He was
the close of the meeting the hostess „c-decision open a ir battle at W rig- anced the farmer* who went broke I Wyatt Williams as Prcsi-
ready for avisit with the H oly S p ir it church and was baptized with three ous.
dispensed refreshments.
,fy F i r ,d bffore , 0000 (anl|
T h a I lie little bank« are being sacrificed >•
,
. . . . . .
H is subject was, "T h e P u rity of the o ther candidates at 2 P. M. Sunday
all over jh c country in order to in I*
I - I u c T 01 A. M. K. /\i)M
Mrs. Blossom Buchanan led the B
P alm ,” text—Revelation 7:9—“After
Mrs. W . M. Gildon and Mrs. Lynch
Allen Rutherford, son "of Mr. and ^
W t* a hn‘ 12 round * ° wi,h bo,h crease the sire and influence of the ¡and Lawyer-at-largC.
Y. P. U. Sunday April 10th.
this, 1 beheld, and, lo, a g reat multi
Brown attended services at the F irst Mrs. W . H. Rutherford, w ho is in boys K)v' n K *bc
a nt.nrelnus run big banks aud their branches
Hi
T he Free will W o rk ers Club met P resbyterian church Sunday m orning the cast attending Jersey Citty Col- j ^or *beir money,
Ciuy Holmes losing his
tude, of all Nations, and K indreds
administration has been responsible
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
B.
E.
Mit
pants
on Council Crest.
and people, and Tongues, sto o d be-
in Kelso.
| lege, was at the bedside of his broth-
for m ore failures than has any other
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' cr, W. H. Jr., when he died in Phila-
fort the T h ro ne and before the Lamb, chell, 1174 Holgate St., Tuesday. T he
Lonnie
Cochran’s tire
tuesidenlial
period
T
h
r
disaster
of
hostess served a delicious repast.
clothed with white robes and Polm s
T h e N. A. A. C. P held its regular delphia T uesday
Mr Rutherford
failure
in
the
agricultural
field
has
blowing
OUt
with a rose of
Next m eeting will be at the residence
meeting Monday night at the Com-
a w 'fe and small child besides a
in their hands.”
been tragic, but when relief was of- ^»ortland b y llis side,
of Mrs. Cungo. 466 Vancouver Ave
Ed. Taylor, dining car waiter, was fered by Congress, the president finds i r ,
munity church with the president, M r lar*e num ber o { relatives, here and
t i i
,
.
T h e sermon was very appropriate
one of the several extra luncheon tnen pleasure in using hi, mighty pen to
K°y
Holmes says lie IS
W . M. Gildon in the chair. T he usual ' elsewhere, to mourn their loss.
for the occasion.
D uring his dis
Melvin
Radford
was
sent-!
. . .
.
,
T uesday in the P ortland Grill.
Kill it. O f what interest is all this •through with the Fast side-
,
.
r- j
1 1 routine business was transacted.
course the Dr. pointed o u t w hat the
DR. B O O K E R SIN G S
enced
Thursday,
in
f
ederal
q
_____
to the city dweller?
H as any one Well, kid, somebody’s wear
Palm had sood for. in the Christian
J. Ingersoll, who is relief dining car noticed that wc are having hard
eria.
In all the m any conflicts the court, to serve 13 months at b e l l h o p ’ s p l a y t o b e s e e n
Dr. Elbert E. Booker, sang a group waiter, helped to serve lunch at The
ing your shoes.
times?
T h a t factories arc running
ON T H E SCREEN
Palm has stood iut for its purity. It McNeil’s Island for selling
held at P ortland Tuesday.
Boys who will never mar-
________
. of songs at , a club m eeting
_
half time or with but half thr usual
has been presented to w orriers and dope.
( the Portland H otel on 1 uesday even-
01 , . .
.
force
of
workers?
W
hen
farmers
j
r
y
U n le ss t h e i r f u t u r e w iv e s
Losangeles Cal Mar W.-(HCNB) ,ng H is wife accompanied him and _ ,Thep B ^
c,h tc k tr - whu°
*°
friends, all alike. And when Christ
After two years of tireless effort to \,
r
, ,
*. ,
,
I he P ortland from the Multnomah, have money to spend to buy goods f i n d t J , e right man: —
Hoy
rode in to Jerusalem , they spread
Be sure to read T h e Advocate. convince the Pacific Coast theatrical
Gwendolyn H ooker gave a read- ^
|o ^
yery ,ong sfcc ^
q( made in factories that are sold in the i i „ i . _
,
»- •
Palm leaves for him to walk upon.
and movie producers that "A ppear- 1 ln8-
,.
Holmes,
uuy
Jamison,
hritz
stores, the city people have work.
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a very nervous d e p o s itio n .
D own through the ages the P alm has H O W A S M A L L B O Y S A V E D ances" the dram atic offering of a
W hen farmers have no money to Cumby.
former
San
Francisco
bellhop,
was
a
Mr.
Morton
H.
H
ouston,
who
has
T
h
e
P
ortland
Grill
looks
very
fine
H IS H O M E
stood for purity.
dram a ^worthy of their attention. Gar- | been confined in the Portland Sani- since it was redecorated.
T h e paint- spend, t h r whole nation goes broke
A Few bums that have
land Anderson, the colored author
W h at did the M cN ary-H augen hill (} e e n d i s c o v e r e d *
THE CHORUS
now
w
orking
on
the
main
H ere are a few specific examples ; has arran ged to produce the play ■ ta u™' * ab c *® be out
f e 11 *r * . arc
> for the farmer»? T o quote: Con- •
fl
W e are all working hard for the that show the effect of safety teach- , himself, from capital raised through 1 -pending several days as the house dining room and will have it in apple
cs« voted the necc«*ary
f t c T , K Edward
(l\v a
gress
necessary money, j * -VRn t * O Ortef,
\ \ at*
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_
interested influential friends of both guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cannady be- pic shape in a few days.
next concert at the A uditorium in ing.
250 million, with which to set up the s o ii, Richard Bogle, Earl
A small colored boy was one of a races
fore returning to his home in Boston.
Clarence
Ramsey,
bellhop
at
The
May.
d o s s in Springfield, Massachusetts.
A ccording to a personal statement
H ad a very fine rehearsal W ed n es that worked out an elaborate project 1 from Mr. A nderson verified in part Friday, he was the dinner guest of P ortland who has been confined in machinery for scientific marketing of DllkeS. It WOUt be Waiting
farm products and for control of ■
-
Am ong other from Mr W ilkes' office, "Appear- Mr and Mrs. Akin.
long.
day night. Make it better next time. in fire prevention.
1 St. Vincent hospital for two weeks,
surplus crops. T h a t was all it in
things
the
class
made
a
trip
to
a
fire
ances”,
will
be
produced
by
T
ho
m
as
has returned home m uch improved tended to do—help the farmer* help
T h e d irecto r is very much p le a s e |
We would like to fill Gene
station, and was taken to a fire q - j Wilkes, the noted W e st Coast pro-
FO R SALE
> L. A. Goodwin, pioneer hotel man themselves.
with the interest manifested and the larm box and taugh t to ring an a- ducer, under the direction of Virginia
(
arr’s
shoes, but they cover
April 18th is the tentative .
c i.,
t/ Block wbc<" bas been serious ly ill for three
willing cooperation and loyalty of the '.arm. In their classroom work in Brissac.
In vetoing the law the president
addition to the more usual activities date set for the prem ier in W ilke’s * e u m ly t U t BUiltUng yt
too
much
territory.
m em bers of the chorus. She is w o rk they also built a fire station and an local B roadw ay theatre, the Majestic, j N orth of Mt. Olivet B aptist Church or four weeks, is slowly improving. said that it was unconstitutional
Talk
about
the “African
ing hard to bring out the Tine points alarm box.
A
fire,
of
unknown
origin,
broke
Since when has it been fashionable
A few m on th s later a T he cast has not yet been completed, on E a st 1st N. O w ner needs money,
in o ur new selections.
fire broke out in the kitchen of the but according to Mr. A nderson a tal- ! w . l i m a ke Bie Sacrifice and
vive out in the linen room of T he P o r t for the president to take unto him- [ Boy w l l O speaks S l i d ) d i f f i -
His m o th er lost ented local N egro dram atic student
land H otel early Monday morning. self the power« of the U S Supreme j cult language, you should
N ext Sunday is E aster Sunday. small boy's home.
her head and stood in the middle of has been approached for the lead
| terms. Mr. T orson, B rw y 4751 —
I t is th ought that if it had not been Court
T h e choir will sing and the children the floor crying, but Nathaniel ran
W ilkes has recently come into —7 C hamber of Com m erce Bldg.
it 1. bad enough to have the hear Ear, Dukes and Clar-
_
.
for the quick and efficient w ork of court override the power« of Con-
will render their program. Come and out and rang an alarm waited for prominence thru his successful pro-
the fire engines to come and directed duction of risque dram atic successes
In jfC T S O ll i n (li«lIo£U C .
the fire departm ent the popular hos qrrs«—we now have an additional
hear the little folks.
them to his home.
T h e next day such as "W hite Cargo." "O ne Man s
^
J « " «
J3 0 “ * ’ C o " 1P '
W e l l , l e t ’s t l i r i l OUT tho’tS
Serviceg will be in charge of the the father told the principal of the W o m a n .'a n d others th at have and troller OI the Pullman Por- telry would have gone up in flames. burden of autocracy to carry as the
Sunday School and the B. Y. P. U. school th at the action of the boy was still are playing to capacity houses .
J G -n i-fit A c c n e i a t i n n n f The dam age to the hotel has been president sets himself up as fjnal con- t o F .a s t c r a n f l m a k e j t a | , a n -
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1
undoubtedly
all that saved his home at the O range Grove and Majestic t t r s Denellt Association 01 placed at $2,000.
I t ig also reported stitutional authority.
from burnin, a home th at represent- T heatres.
America, who is located in that a num ber of guests lost valuable "T he farmers asked the president
OUC^ f o r t i l e k l d d l C S a n d
M U N I C I P A L B A N D A ID S C O L ed his entire savings.
Mr. Anderson, a form er bellhop in
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the Braeburn Apts . S u tter Street. Chicago, S e n t i n lllS S U b S C r i p - jewelry and clothing during the ex for bread and he gave them a stone” , j y o u r s i s SlITC t o b e h a p p y ,
O R E D C H O I R IN P R O G R A M
is the way one farm paper put* it
A
m an
OttCC S a i d :
"I
O F N E G R O M U S IC
Subscribe for T he Advocate and ^ ^ T n o w n o v e r ^ n i g h T X n h i, V°n
the Advocate, Thurs citement. T h e dam age to the hotel But what can be done about it? W e
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, ,
is
fully
covered
by
insurance.
....
. , . , woman
t eat an cgtr . a black ,
play ^ “Appearances”, w ritten during day, April 14th.
Mr. BottS
can see to it that a man be elected ,
. ,,
whose title can be written in capitals UCn l a i d , a i j d i t S a f i n c h t h e
(Continued from page one)
'¡r^h,, ’or ,” 3 and his wife formerly resid-
George Kenney, one of the —a
faulty direction.
man who is not owned by Mellon h e n w o u l d n ’t
la y
it if s h e
regular waiters at The Port and W all Street. W e want a man h e a r d h i m
A fter what m ight be termed as lav
from
here
to
Oakland
and
ind afterw ards produced and played
ish publicity and much advertisement,
i
rr
land is ill at home, 294 Fargo whose silence, when he is silent, does a r
I in B roadw ay at the Frolic Theatre.
not cover varinty
W e want a man
M o ra l:
K n o w y O tir C ggS
many attended the p ro g ram expecting
later to Chicago.
‘ Vew Y ork City.
Street.
to h ear this group at their best. I t
whose policje* will not be dictated j E a s t e r , a n d i f y o u haven't
-o—
—
Coming to the Coast in 1926 A nd
erson entered negotiations with va-
is quite unfortunate that the choir
by those who profit out of a huge a c o o p h e SUTe o f VOUT h e n
Members of Rose City
; rious film companies regarding a
protection tariff
W e want a man i , „ e ,
.
selected this particular time in which
I screen production of “Appearanes” . Lodge, No. I ll, and Dahlia
l
,
, b e f o r e v o t t s f r u t t v o u r e i r p 's
whose foreign policy is not control-
r- A
C K ,! a '
to give their concert right upon the
O w ing to the racial character of the
ed by F.ngland.
W e want an man
I'.ASTER GREETINGS!
heels of the splendid p ro g ram of
play producers have been somewhat Temple, No. 202 will hold a
reluctant to seriously consider the joint social meeting Wed.,
who has some respect for Congress— '
spirituals given in the Philharm onic
—EVOKUS MANN
dram a for the present, preferring to
(By Pacific Coast News Bureau)
even though that C ongress is not al- j
A uditorium by the two Nero artists,
evening,
April
27th
at
the
wait the outcome of public sentiment
L
os
Angeles,
April
14.—
H
erm
an
ways wise, we, the common voter, I
J. R osamond Johnson and T ay lo r
from releases of several productions Stag Auditorium.
H. Jackson, colored youth who was have elected them to represent us. j
with racial them es that are soon to
Gordon, not mentioning the Roland
at liberty on parole for a statutory Even the King of F.ngland does not !
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be offered the public.
H ayes program of last Monday even
F ever
Local influence has undoubtedly
the decisions of his Parliament,
ing which always includes its share of
Mrs. Addie Boyd, who has offense against a 14-year old white veto
been favorably im pressed with the
Grippe
but
in
democratic
America,
the
prcsi-
{
girl,
was
sentenced
las
t
week
to
San
N egro folklore.
possibilities of such a racial produc been very ill at her home, 907
Quentin for from 2 to 100 years by (lent uses his little pen, and away
tion thru the wonderful attendance
T h e Municipal Band, under the able
and public approval by the elite of East 11th Street, North in Superior Judge Brunell.
goes democracy.
W jll Coolidge be
direction of M aestro Alfredo T om m a-
Stop them quickly—all their dangers and
H ollywood and Los Angeles biven
reelected? Not if the farmers can
M
arried
In
T
ia
Juana
Irvington,
has
greatly
im
sino, rendered several favorite selec
discomforts. End the fever sod headache Force
such recently staged offerings as
prevent
it.
Jackson,
who
m
arried
the
girl
in
the
poisons out. Hills break colda in a* hour a.
"W hite C argo”, "K o n g o ”, "D ream y proved to the delight of her
tions including the wellknown Poet
They tone the wholcayitem. The prompt, re«
Kid", " E m p e ro r Jones" “ All God’s
T ia Juana, Mexico, had previously
and Peasent oveture T h e choir was
liable reaulta have led milliona to employ them.
Chillun Got W in g s”, "Uncle T o m ’s many friends and daughter, been granted ninety days
But what chances have the farmers
on the
accompanied by the band in one selec
Don't rely on leaser he!pa, don't delay.
Cabin” and others of similar nature. Mrs. Arthur Nelson.
or
any
of
us
for
th
at
matter,
for
learn
Sheriff's road camp with the under
tion “C arry Me Back to Old Virginia"
Be Sure Itk«AlI J 'e s Price JOc
ing
the
truth?
W
as
there
ever
in
the
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A large num ber of our subscribers
standing th at he was not to see or
which obviously had not been re
history of this country such a sub
came into the office last week and
J.
A.
Thornton,
who
has
write to the girl.
A sserted viola
hearsed with the band at all.
paid their subscriptions to the Advo
servient press— subservient to the
Nathaniel D e tt’s Jub a Dance was
cate. W c highly apreciate this and been ill and confined in a tion of this restriction led to him bc- money powers of the Nation. The
I hope all others who are in arrears local hospital, returned to iog sent to San Quentin.
played by the charm ing little pianist.
Get Red Dai
few independent papers that manage
with portrait
I will do likewise.
Miss Bernice Stout.
Mrs. M. L.
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to survive do not get into the hands
his
home
this
week.
McGriff also rendered Coleridge
of the mass of voters. W e are led
T ay lo r's arran gem ent of "Sometime
by the shihholish of loyalty to party
Miss
Myrtle
Maxwell
is
FA S C IN A TIN G FORM AL
I Feel Like « Motherless Child.” This
instead of loyalty to truth. W c pre
FROCK
n u m b e ri although one of the distin
here for an indefinite stay.
fer catch w ords to facts—it is too
guished com poser's best in his col
A basque and full circular skirt
She arrived Thursday with
much trouble to dig up farts. And
lection of "T w e n ty F o u r N eg ro Mel
comprise this costume of stunning
so wc go merrily on —led by the nose,
her father who motored
simplicity. Fashioned in taffeta and
Obtained, Send model or sketch
odies" w as hardly recognizable in
by the newspapers of spccjal privi
trimmed with embroidery, it is one
and we will prom ptly semi you a
down
from
Salem.
som e phrases, particularly those with 1 of the smartest of new Paris inter
lege. And now a new weapon of de
report. O ur book on P a te n ts and
DESTROYS
Miss Maxwell will sfiend
a decidedly m ark ed rhythm
pretations of youthful chic. Colorful
ception confronts us—the radio. The
T rad e-m ark s will be sent to you
flowers at shoulder and waistline add
A poem, ‘T h e Grave D igger” re
on request.
law controlling the use of the radio
her time here between her
to its picturesqueness. Medium size
cited by Mrs. E. W . Jack son was well
gives
the
president
absolute
control
host of friends. She is at pre
requires
yards 39-inch material.
received also Mr. J a c k s o n 's rendition
of the radio field of the whole coun
Pictorial Review Printed Pattern
sent
at the home of Mr. and
o f "O ld Black J o e ”.
No d o u b t about
try in time of emergency.
No. 3714. Sizes, 12 to 20 years and
lo an irrw j
-------P A T E N T L A W Y E R S — —
34 to 38 bust. 45 cents. Transfer
Mrs. Charles Jamison, 1190
the audience b ein g so m ew hat d isap
Can you imagine a greater emerg-
305 Seventh St„ Washington, D. C-
13145,
blue
or
yellow,
35
cents.
po in ted in the fact th at Mr. Jack so n
ancy than a presidential campaign?
O ver 34 Y e a r»' E s p « r i» n c «
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