The advocate., July 16, 1927, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

THE
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Social Welfare Work Begun
LIBERIA PAYS WAR DEBT
MADAM W A L K E R S C H O L A R S H IP
P R E S E N T E D IN ARKANSAS
ADVOCATE
S A T U R D A Y . Il l Y lo. IW7
IN SEATTLE CIRCLES
The
scholarship given by
the j
Raleigh, X. l\ . July.—The Division of Madam C J. W alker M anufacturing
By
Negro W o rk of the North Carolina Compaav to that branch of the N A.
KTHKLSTONE
State Board of Chanties began on July A. C I’ w hhh made most p r o g r e s s '
I a nu'te extensive state-wide social dnriiug the year NJh, was presented
The United Pres* heralded «he new* welfare program with the appointment
on Sunday. Jun e 12 at Ml / i o n Bap Seattlaus arc requested to phone
(U F V N ID M t
W lM U N N ItN O flA II M N V ' l l
Wednesday. July 6. that Liharia. Af­ of C. Glenn Carrington and Mi*» A.
list l hurch. Little Rock, to I rmly Kainier 3780 o r mail your news to
rica, paid in full it* war debt to the Marie Crawford as members of the
A long the e a r t h sc e n te d p a t h th a t 'n l say g o o d b y e
Taylor, a g rad uate of Gibbs High 51iss Stone. 3125— J4th Avc , S regu-
staff, according to an announcement
United State*.
t h r o u g h tlir w o o d s , tin c h ild r e n
D o i i ' i \ o u r v r i U ral a nyone* that
school in the February. 1927. class. At |a r | y each wsrek. Miss Stone will for- A. P H I L I P RA N D O L PH FAILS TO
The minister of thi* small African by Lieutenant Lawrence A Oxley,
M A K E CASE B E F O R E U. S.
walked in single hie
I'ennv tia ilc d wav, P e nny
Pet a d m o n i s h e d , shak
the same time, acordm g to a letter re- WArj them to T h e Advocate for pub-
Republic handed over to Acting Sec- Director of the Division,
M E D IATIO N BOARD
behind, po k in g Inv no se m l» e very
mg her finger at the wide e y ed pup
ceived by the national office of the lication. T he A dvocate is also foi
i r a r y Mill*, a check for $35 .Oft) which director of the division
thing Now and then he left the
Day after day aunt Phoebe wall lied
N V A. C I’ , beautiful memorial ex- ,ale th rou gh Miss Stone o r direct
stood for the principal and accrued
Mr. Carrington, a native of Rich­
W ashington D C„ July S. (Spe lr*'* *° d , r * **,t'r * bird that wheel for a letter. h'liiaHy one came Ben-
erci-cs were held for the late Mr*, from T he A dvocate offices, at 312
interest And this mean*, said the sec­ mond. is a graduate of H ow ard Uni­
C arrie l Shepperson. who received Macleay B ld g , Portland, Oregon,
n a i l —The United Stales Mediation ,,u" f*»,h*rF ■ *•*"
,h* *"Uvh h*"’"* >,ad tr o » tt4 the ocean and
retary. that Liberia was the first co un ­ versity and New York School of So­
I'ranee, getting
Board denies the plea of A Philip " l W ‘ forget what you promised, was in a trench m in France,
the first Madam W alk e r Gold Medal - .
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try to liquidate it* obligation resulting cial W ork and prior to his present ap
ui 1924. given to the individual mem ber
al|j
j.- | ( Cooper, Mi and Randolph, organiser for Brotherhood Nell." Pet insisted "penny wants to near the enemy.Slid a fierce fight
from the world war.
pointment serve*! as Roys" W o rk e r in
Then one terrible dsy ......... - — "
of the N A A C IV who did the best Mrs j, K Janies, and Mi and Mr*. 0< Sleeping Car Porters, to increase hear about aunt Phoebe's vlopted
the 135th Street Branch Y. M. C. A. service to colored people through the *y jj
Drawing the children about her
''Break the news to Penny gently,
Dixon
made
up
a
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to
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party
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o
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the
Pullman
employees
C O F F E Y V IL L E RIOT CASES TO New \ ork City, and special w orker
Posey advised
Nell
said
in
a
»oleum
voice.
"O
nce
j
Nell,"
and to abolish the “lipping" system.
medium of the association
th at spent S unday at Lake Laps.
at the Children’s Temporary Home
"T hen one terrible day," Nell re-
BE T R IE D JU LY 14
upon a tune, aunt P h r b c o 't special
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scholarship
awarded
to
Mr.
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and
1'he
Board
ruled
that
Randolph'*
will
,h<‘ lc h o U rs h 'l> aw arded «» Mr
Mr and Mr* I F Da*,*., Mr and
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ri.UU that Randolph’s
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School. W ashington. D. C
He will
pealed "A man vailed on aunt«
1 .T aylor is for *100. Mr Taylor has E m erson W ilson, ami Mr and Mrs 1 pet.lioi, contained nothing which had fr’*nd' M*ry ‘
d '.r d ' *'!d
P hoebe and told her that Benjamin
The National Association tor the give special study to tw o important
.ided in the support of a mother and [ oui* Bird, and Mr* \ \ R Peek. '»<»* been previously taken up by the * " *""* 1
* ,1” ’ Evcry M°*
Advancement of Colored People an­ search protects—Negro crime and
j two younger sisters whil educating „,>cn, Sunday at Lake Samammish.
union.
was also ruled th at there »'» « »"d night wh*n lie was grown was dead! and bow he w u a great
hero. H r saisi when the battle star-
nounced today receipt of a letter from gro child welfare in North Carolina.
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himseli He w as a ran k in g honor stu-
atlj \ j rs | u T h o m as enter-
■*» dispute at present between U*'' C " " r ‘ ' lc " w '
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id ted and the G erm an suldieri and the
Elisha Scott, attorney of Topeka re-
Miss C raw ford is a native of South
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the winter he split the wood a ul
eut. mem ber of the students council, tamed Sunday m orning with a picnic lite Pullman kouqiany and it* ein-
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thing. He did so many nice thing*. American soldiers were fighting that
tainrd by the association, advising that Carolina and a product of South Caro-
president ot literary ami other school breakiu-t of tw enty at Green River ployee ; that h.mlodph failed to show .
,
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couldn't help lov- Benjamin looked up' just a* h r was
the cases of the State of Kansas vs. | lina State College. O rangeburg, who societies, and president of the junior i
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Mrs \ \V Ball entertained Tues- 'b a t hi- petition had the necessary i ,ur
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going to shoot a man, and saw c o m ­
him."
Anderson and Ford were definitely set j -ince leaving school has made her branch of the X A \. C. P at Little
day with an informal card patry
number of porters on it to get a hear
ing toward him — Marry!"
Nut that she wuutcd to. but she
for trial on July 14. Messrs. Anderson I home in Charlotte. North Carolina. She Rock for several years. The presenta-
Mrs J |
Reams of Bellingham, "ig It being cited that many of the -
couldn't have helped it if »he had
"Y o u 're going loo fast' Nell Penny
and Ford, reputable colored citircns of will he assistant to Mr. Oxley and have
tkm s|H-ech was made by Mr. I*. L. Wash., arrived T u esd ay evening to members represented on the list were
wanted to," l u c y explained to Pet wants to know who I» H arry !" Pet
Coffeyville. are accused of “inciting to ( charge of case records,
IVvrman, editor of the Survey.
-pend the week with her daughter, givru mem bership ill the organisation
"N ow tell I'ennv wliut ber did a interrupted
riot" as a result of defense by colored
The Division of Negro W o ik wa-
Tire memorial services were in Mrs \ \ A. Bell.
without fee
" H a ir y was a boy th u m that Ben
bout the u riti " Pete prom pted "All
citizens of their live* and property created Ja n u a ry 1. 1925. with Mr. Ox- charge of Mr. Luther Moore Among
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In reaching ns decision, the Board , right Pet And then aunt Pheoebr
jam m played «sili
H arry had to
when a mob attempted to lynch three J ley as director. Its work, particularly those who paid tribu te to Mrs. Shep­
Mr and M i- Ted Mullen and sev­ acted on the leconini. ndalion of Fd | . . . , Vnny wi„ yuu p l r a „ pay ,r n . „ „ | M, k to G ermany with h,s fathe,
Negroes on March 17. at Coffevville. in the field of organizing social force- person were Mrs. A. B. Ives. Mrs. C.
eral I’r.cnds m otored to P ortland
You're the one I'm trllingthis when the war came "
charged with assault upon two white in small Negro communities, has a t ­ K. Stephens, Bishop E. T Demby, an.I from S* attic July 4th and -pent two w,n I Morrow, ex.governor of Ken j
lucky,
who,
a
s
a
m
rm
h
er
of
the
Media-
thl,
for
•* n f ,| rcbuked;
did lleniainin shoot H arry »" Lucy
tracted
the
favorable
attention
of
many-
women. Investigation by the X. A. A.
Rev. Laver, pastor of the Ml. Zioividays with Mr and Mrs George Mpl
• W /f fl" Penny replied, laying hi* a.ked. knowing the story well
C. P. later helped materially to e-tab- state departments of public welfare Baptist Uhurch and a loyal sup porter len. -MS I l i s t St Mi T ed Mullen'* tion Board, had heard and examined
the evidence submitted hy Randolph j r a r i b a c k u s if resolved lo corteen-
"<*h my. n..l W hen H arry saw
lish the fact that the assualts w ire S tarted as an experiment, it ha- I n ­ .•t the N A. A. C.
P.
i>arcnts The car used for the trip was
irate his mind on the tale in progress Benjamin and Benjamin saw H arry,
not perpetrated by Negroes. As a re­ come an established and permanent
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“T e d 's"
classy E ssex ro adster The Send l he Advocate to your friend*
“ Aunt Phoebe bought the sweetest they dropped their guns and hugged
sult of th at action a white man and part of North Carolina's progressive
Be >ure and read T he Advocate!
■ young folk plan to return for their
■ farm with a white house on it,
each other, you know But the Ger-
one of the girls are held by the Kansas state-wide program. The results ob­
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vacation next m onth Mr. Ted Mullen GAS R E P L A C E S ° F O R G E O F T H E -aw forth B enjam ine He had a girl man* let a shell d rop out of an aero-
authorities, the man. Ira Kennedy. tained thus far promise increasing re
A N C I E N T S IN 1927
5-room co ttage for renl. Modern, maried a charm in g you Miss of Un­
all picked out. and they were go plane and it d ropped into the trench
charged with rape, and the woman, turn s in family life, better race rela- clean: 4 blocks from c a r: no small terpri-c. O re g o n several m o n th s ag...
SWORDMA
mg to gel married and live on the *n‘l blew them up
They died toge
Julia Mooney, charged with being an tions. justice in the courts, and larger children. Garfield 3133.—Adv.
and some of his friends in P ortland
! farm."
ther ’*
accessory after the fact.
opportunity for the citizenship of the
The -w ord of Daina*cus, the acme
are just now discovering the romance
! But now for the awful p a it Penny ¡ " W a s n 't that awful*" Posey
Messrs. Anderson and Ford filed state,
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of the ancient craft of sw ordmaking,
whispered Pet, her eye* very grave w hispered
damage suits against the city of Cof-
is now equalrd by m odern s w o rd ­
I think it was beautiful! their d y ­
"T here came a gerat big war with big
STOREY
ADVISES
feyville for destruction of property be­
making practice in a plant in Cincin­
guns, and all themen had to be told ing to gether I m e a n " Pet said imlig
longing to them. It is reported from
nati,
Ohio,
according
to
A
M.
Fork
Indianapolis--Monrfietd Storey, of
"D o n 't you Penny?"
iers.or be shot I"
Coffeyville to the N. A. A. C. P th;.t
Boston, form er president of the tier, of the Columbia Gas and Klect-
Penny did not reply His brown
"O ne w arm night it was very dark
the counter charges of "inciting to
American Bar A ssociation, and Na tric Co T h e forge of the ancients The moon kept hiding behind a
BY D R U S I L L A D U N J E E H O U S T O N
rye* looked sad and thoughtful
He
riot" were made, it is believed, be­
tional President of the N A. C. P , has also given away to m odern Gas- black cloud that looked just like a lay d ow n and covered them with both
cause of these suits for damage
in a m e s s a g e read at the opening tired furnaces that turn out swords
paws
I wqs present the other day in a that they should not have draw n mass m eeting of the ¡8th Annual a- fine as those that the old artisans b g ink splotrh! Aunt Phoebe waited
The N. A. A. C. P. retained Attorney
"P en n y 's sorry that Benjamin and
for Benjam inr to come introni milk
Scott, a prominent colored attorney of group who were busy criticising the l'*ans *bat would a c c o m o d a te the Conference here last night, called a t ­ ham m ered out with fond Indulgence
mg, but he divt'nl come Down in H arry were killed " Lucy said, In-
"W h ile swordiiiakm g is still a hand-
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lo p e k a , and Mr. Scott will d rt e n J church. The world seems to be pro- K'’0* ' nK con greg ation s n e e d s 5 And tention to two victories of the Asso­
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the pasture the cows were crymg umphanthlv
Messrs. Anderson and Ford. The X ,
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-hould they have put up a cheap tern- ciation won this year before the l ' S. icraft, m odern machinery is able t o , . , ,
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" I t's getting late and if we do-v't
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Muri.nitro! She *»t up all night wait-
A. A. C. P. is enabled to do this through ., , ,
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P ° r3rv structure that their children Supreme C ourt as evidencing the pro­ make the weapons just as well and i
mg In the morning one of her friends burry home to supper. F ath er will
the legal defense fund raised in 1925 bu‘ld,nR 3" > ' hinK. but
n a,u r« would ha *e been compelled to en tection given to the negro in the much larger numbers," says Mr F’ork-
came to tell h«r that Benjamin had be dro pp in g a bomb on u s f Posey
and from which fund the cost, have ' ” "'*
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8ood Urge or r t b u i ,d >
ner "M echanical ham m ers pound
court of the land
laughed as she ran uff. ahead of the
'listed and gone to the war;
been paid of the "W hite Primary" case i " ,en of ,he ear,b ha' e a lr c a J y bu,l|_
' As .t is this church put up a liun
Mr Storey, who was secretary to out the steel bars and m odern heat- He loved her so much that he could- j others
the Sweet case at Detroit, the W ash - ° n i
T 3 " l ° ,n * ‘° Kr r a t 'c” B«h , dred thousand dollar structure, that Sc> ato r Charles Sum ner during Re-1 *r f a , ing processes insure a well-tern-
to show th at there were too many ■ js ,n a few y e ^ r s alm ost paid for
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ington Segregation cases and other lit­ , ,
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construction, could tit»t m oke the blade quality T h e company has used
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churches and that too much m oney
I e t us look
f a l v t r v our o th r r
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igation in defense of the citizenship of , . k
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journey from Boston to Indianapolis, gas for fifteen years
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had been put into the buildings. He beautiful church
It
was formerly
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"T h e ancient code is still carried
Negroes.
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3 Decause
of nis advanced a>?e of 8J
had not put in any but he ha d a very locatca on a business street
It had , . „ r t
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years, a id sent a m e s s a g e to be read. on in modern processes. A good
attentive audience.
become surrounded by store build-
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sw ord should be clastic,
to stand |
ONLY C O L O R E D WO MAN
He claimed that the ministers mg a -.d r. sv enterpn -e*
T he s ite STEWARTS HAVE TRIP
bending or a heavy blow without
EL1CIBLE TO D. A. R„ DEAD
(By F m m a Lue Sayers)
only enlarging the churches in o rder was valuable
business
property
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breaking; yet it must be stiff enough
to get bigger salcries and to pose as ! .Should they have taken the money
Mr* S tew art and neice Miss C. R to yield a powerful thrust. It must ;
(B y Pacific Coast News Bureau)
BIG MKN. He thought th at the ' gained by its -ale a nd have put it Turner and Miss R Hate, spent the be as light as is in consistent with
Lexington. Ky.. Ju ly —Lizzie Shel­
money should have be&n put into j into a cheap tem porary structure?
end at Pendleton, O r e , guest of Mr. streng th."
Tourists cannot understand why l.o * of t t Spaulding, tlie well-known
ton. said to be the only colored woman
mercantile enterprises, in tact the W ith in the-c tw o churches there is no a nd Mrs K C. Allen at their beauti-
Balance
is
also
extremely
necessary
Angeles
folks will lease a beautiful f tuant 1 er o f I hirham.
ever eligible to membership in the
mn who has accomplishd litle ca n unnecessary expenditure
ful home on Court St
Stew art H air Mr F o rk n er claims,
city ui tin tr own ami »eck the tm ullrt
.Mr« Georgia Kohtn%on and Mr«
Daughters of the American Revolution, show you how everything ou gh t to
"I w on der som etim es w h * t is the and JiShnson m o tertd over Sunday
"B y using gas as furl for their
report v But everyone tloe*, (or more George <»run left Loi Angele» after a
died here a few days ago.
be done. Finally I could keep pa size of the minds of such knockers a nd accom panied
the ladies back metal melting pots," he continues than .(.OUO greeted the little mountain i plea «ant > 1 « week«' v m t for their home
Lizzie Shelton was the great grand tience no longer. “ My friend", I said upon everything, that is a step in ad-
home
All had nice vist and trip “thecom pany secures benefits and a d ­ city of Kureksi Villa amt there wax m Denver, Colorado, where both are
daughter of "Captain" Jack Hart. "let us look at the church conditions vance of old conditions
Such a man hom e
All enjoyed a nice visit and vantages of heat centralizatiou, clean­ fun tor everybody, basking iii the glor. well known m social circle«.
n°*^. - 'R1,0- wl,o was the body guard before our two largest edifices were lives in the be-t house tha t he can trip
liness, and convenience "
¿out sunshine unobscured by build­
b " a<K*”
^ a r l' *, 'oncer OI
built. Do you not agree that they afford
W h y should not fhe money
ings; hiking, playing ball, dancing and
Mr* M l
Morire i* visiting her
v ° 'u
they were badly over-crowded* Let th at the N egro lodges are piling up
| eating barbecue ami fried chicken until
laughter. Mis» Ruth Moore, executive
-a t h a u ie l H a rt was the uncle of John us take T abernacle cnurcu. it we in white banks, to build white enter-
lo n e could scarcely walk
ircrctary of the Y. W. C. A., in Oak-
art, of Santa Clara. Oregon, who did not go early, it was Impossible prises and the *a vings of Negroes
Ami at beautiful l.ak r Flsim .re |alld. and will leave there shortly for
new Lizzie Shelton well and is the to get a seat T h e church could only running into the tens of million* be
FO L L O W IN G
R E S O L U T I O N S there were fully 5.WJ0 of us. bathing in all ¡„definite , U y wl,h Attorney / e p h t
authority for the statement that while hold about half the people who wan- -ueDjatu aaej p|inq ot sueviu se uaas A T R E C E N T M E E T I N G A D O P T S
tlie cool lake, lying under thr mam M Ramsey, another daughter, in St.
e igihle to membership in the D. A. K.. ted to attend
W ould you a rgue tile enterprises instead of this barage
W heras, corru pt and inefficient of­ ficials of P ortland in their recent at- mo,h , r r ‘ '- r * " " * m,r ow" l u , u h e ' " " Louis.
she never became a member.
that this church should not have e n - , a gainst the c h u r c h ’ Such argu-
Mrs. Shelton obtained the eligibility larged its quarters* W ould you sav 1 inents are but fox-fire intelligence, ficials arc a greater m enace to the tem pt to put over pet measure* a n d ] ,hc Kr,,un‘1 ,,r hurrying out of bathing
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because o f the servic-. s in the war of !
b<idy politic than the aggression of to force down the th roats of the peo- ' HU,M m,° l'« h* clothing, rushing to «tu­
Los Angrlr* it proud of its many dis­
her great grandfather, “Captain Jack.'
enemies from without, it therefore ple salary grabs and excessive tax- '’ig country dinner of food fit for a
tinguished visitors, which include Prof.
o-
behoove- every citizen to watch with ation schem es as the same of demago- k,"K Somr oi
in room*, some were
Kelly Miller, dean o f H ow ard U n i­
jealous eye the conduct of their pub­ gy and political trickery W e likewise fortunate to get a tent, hut more of us
Fay your subscription now I
v ersity . Mr. A. I.. Totten, assistant
lic
officials,
to
the
end
th
at
they
may
condem n the vicious methods pursued ’•«P*
'he ground, under the star*
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g r n r t a l organizer Brotherhood of Pull­
K N O W Y O U R F U T U R E . Send a
not exceed reasonable limits of the in propagandizing the City by coer- wlierr thr chickens aw akened us at
dime and Birthdate. L et me try and
man t .ir P o rters; Dr. L. K Williams,
SERVICE
authority delcarted to them , and that cive m ethods practiced on minor of- dawn.
locate your future mate, will send
president
of th r National llajitist C o n ­
they shall not in such official capacit- ficials and City employees, against I At San Bernardino tlu-ri wa* an ex-
name and address, del. Box 1595 Sta
vention and pastor Olivet Baptist
C. Los Angeles, Calif.
beccrt
there
of
the
people
rather
the
m
ore
manly
principles
and
dignity
J
hibition
and
barbecue
and
a
lew
more
Electric Refrigeration is the greatest step forward
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than servants, and that their assumed of the letter, who were thus compel- , thousand journeyed there The beaches Church o f Chicago; Mr*. F slrllr Sykes,
r o r rent. Five room house, part)}
in safeguarding health and sanitation in the home, as
leadership
shall not d egenerate into a led (» ^neglect their official duties were crowded and so was 1 ia Juana, Chicago, *i*ti r of Mrs. J Mayo W il­
furnished and furnished ro o m s .
well
as
adding
to
its
comfort,
convenience
and
form
of
coorcion
a lto g eth er out of while engaged in the perform ance of the latter place being where tIn-y all liam* and Mrs. r l ’arl S o uth ard of Chi­
rent. P ho n e E a st 8888. —Adv.
harm
o
n
y
with
the
spirit of our fret this im proper service at the com- i go for refreshments
But that's an- cago and lass Angeles respectively;
economy.
Mr», t . K. Ivey and daughter, Mrs.
;
institutioins.
mand
of
their
surperiors.
W
e
con-
other
story,
DANCING E V E R Y F R ID A Y
Nick Chiles, Mrs. Lillian J. Craw, Mr.
demn
such
activities
on
the
part
of
;
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And whereas, one of the cardinal
N IG H T AT T H E SO CIETY H A L L
Free demonstration without obligation to you.
H ie Utopian l.'lub (m en's) gave a Floyd Covington from T o p e k a ; Rev.
principles of the '1 amnieny f.lub of the authorities as wholly un-A meri-
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ta
n
and
vicious
in
the
extrem
e
And
wonderful
dance at the new M aso nu George II Bell of D allas, Mivs Goldie
O rrg o n is the re-establishm ent and
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maintenance of clean g o vernm en t in as these acts were so convincingly • ball last T hursday evening for their Lanvdowne of Kansas City; Mi«s
the city of P ortland and throug hout rebuked in the recent election by friends. The Rene O rchestra en ter­ Ihrliua W ilk rrso n of Kansas City,
Electric Store, Electric Building,
! the State; therefore it has been with the electorate of Porland, we th ere­ tained in their inimitable way. The af­ M isso u ri, Miss Anita Thompson, Haiti-
HOLLIDAY HOLLIDAY
deep interest and a grow ing concern fore suggest that the Mayor, the City fair was strictly formal and the gowns more, Mr. A. I). Molh-y, Lexington,
Portland Oregon-
that we have observed the constant Com m issioners and any others e n ­ of the ladies were beautiful to see A K en tu cky ; Mr. W alter W hile of O a k ­
Tonsorial Pariors
enencroachrneuts of both City and gaged in the aforesaid activities o b ­ giant " U ” made of summer blossom* land and Mrs. Kelly Foster of Poll-
125 N o rth Sixth S treet
State G overnm ents on the rights of serve the English system of proce­ in the club colors hung before the o r ­ land.
'he people, and extravagant tenden- dure when a governm ent fails of a p ­ chestra ; the lights were dimmed, the
In our present location we
1 t ie* of our officials to fu rther enthrall proval by the people.
Mr*. Myrtle L. Edwards has r e ­
floating cloud* above the throng were
are equipped to give better
And be it - further resolved, that ever so fascinating, and the punch was signed from her position as executive
the taxpayers of this C om m onw ealth
andits metropolis in a deluge of pub­ we comm end the electorate of P o r ­ good till the last drop.
vercetary of Twelfth Street Branch
service than ever before......
lic deb t; and, although public obliga­ land and M ultnomah County for the
N . W. ( A., and will accept a position
We are prepared to take
tions are mountain high, yet both splended m an n er in which they m a r­
L IG H T C O L O R E D SUM M ER
Miss Manila L. Owens has just r e ­ in the city schools in the fall. She lias
care of men, women and
State and City officials app ear to have ched to the polls and administsrsd turned from Asiloinar, California, been a most efficient secretary and the
rebuke ever given
lost all sense of their just responsib- the most stinging
children. Come and let us
.
, where she attended the G. R. Pacific committee o f management were loathe
! ilty to their constituents and m asters to any ad.nm,Stratton in Oregon. And | t o a „ ( onfl.r< n c r.
wilh M i,, l.„- to give her up. Mrs. Mattie Nelson,
serve you.
and arc continuously devising way* in this connection we desire to re cile M artin. Anna Collier, \i.iiuliui- who has taught school and has been
anti meens for the further increase of mind all that an o th er cardinal princi­ Simmons, Alphia Williams, Hazel connected with Y work in the valley
Holliday & Holliday
this Club is to encourage
the burdens of taxation, until thi* fair ple of
Thomas, Hazel Earl, and Gladys Math- will take Mr*. Edward's place.
City and our bountiful State have be- citizens to go to the polls on every onican from l.os A ngeles; Mr*. Mat­
i come the cynosure of the Nation and occasion and to vote, and when done
thew* from O a k la n d ; Martha Steward
Mr *n,l Mrs. Roy V. Isaacs, newly-
wc have G overnm ent by majority
a synonym of extravagance.
from Pasadena and Miss Calloway weds, and Mi*» / o r a McGowan were
and
not
minority.
Should
this
advice
and whereas, thcT arnm any Club of
from Long Beach.
the dinner jpiest* o f Mr. Eugene
consistently observed, Portland
O regon btlives in civic progress, but be
—o—
Henry H uffman last Sunday.
and
the
State
of
O
regon
will
have
j not at such a rate as to make the ex-
Mr.
Jo
hn
A.
Gray,
who
leaves
for
pen-cs thereof burdensom e; likewise, less cause to fear from officials dic­
Paris for a year's study Sunday night,
A large crowd i* expected to attend
in taxation, but it stands firmly on tation in the future than in th r past.
was
paid a wonderful tribute hy tin the old-fashioned basket picnic of the
And fu rtherm o re be it resolved,
the time honored and w holesom e
Musician’s Progressive Association in M Evelyn Mason Psychology Center
Democratic doctrine, that public a f ­ that the thanks of this Club be and
the
form of a musical at the Indcpend. at I alisadcs, Santa Monica, next S un ­
fairs shall be economically adminis- is hereby extended to that portion of
teieil and that each beneficiary shall the City P ress and o th er organiza ent Church of Christ at the Sunday day Garland Anderson, author of "Ap
BOARD DENIES PPS PLEA
Thoughts for a Thousand Sermons
Los Angele»s Social Circle
Tammany Club Pleased With Voters
ANY $35 $40 $45
B ra d i) u r y Suit
IN T H E S T O R E
$
29
$5 DOWN
O d ijifiirq fò
T E N T H AND W A S H IN G T O N
'
bear his just portion of the sxpense
for the construction and maintenance
of all perm anent im provem ents, and
not to unjustly attem p t to shoulder
too great a portion on the future. It
is b etter th at our m otto be: “ Pay as
we go.”
T herefore, be it resolved by the
T a m m a n y Club of O reg on, in special
session assembled, th at we condemn
the m ethods pursued by the City of-
tions for their cooperation with Club morning services.
Mrs Rosamond- pearaners", ha* charge oT'th'e Cent
in its effort to th w arts the plans in Watson had cliaffce of the p r o g r a m _______________
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prospect for the futher exploitation which included a member from the
east of "All God s Chillun” ; S. S K
. • A livinK room set of
of the people of Oregon.
J
*, " r,' llure consisting of daven-
And finally, be it resolved, th at a S, Stewart, pianist and others.
port, rocker< straight arm chair, table
copy of these resolutions be sent to
the M ayor and each of the City C om ­
Mr John K. Spaulding, first vice rlectric "walhTni Als° . a " alm o ** n rw
missioners of P ortland and to the president of the Hefflin M anufartur- .¡on rocking chair' ' . c v e r a i " ^ « o i
papers of P ortland and others th r o ’- ! ing Co., left here for a visit to hi* good vl,,,,..
a
- r ~"~
out the state, with the request ta h t I mother and relatives in Durham, North many good pirturtT caH
I *n<1
they be given spa ce in their columns. < arolina. Mr. Spaulding is a brother 5807 fo r particulars
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