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PAGE FOUR THE Saturday January ¿I, 1928 ADVOCATE — — — M ORE A BO U T “ARROW W O M A N ’S R E A L M Düilv Fashion Hint T IP S ” Thoughts for a 1 housand Sermons BY DRUS1LLA DU N JEE By (Continued from page one) (Continues! from page one) tarv of the Child I abor Commission because she enforced the law against one of its members You will recall the North bill under which the child ren of the state were to he exploited so that this rash and indiscreet offi cial could he disciplined ’ So I ask — where will this divine judgment of the Minute Men come from? Qucston 2—Their battlr cry i<: “America for Americans”. Please. Mr Peter, do I understand that cor rectly’ My studies in ethnology have taught me that the only R E M . Am ericans we have in this country arc the Indians You, yourself, according to your name, came either from Ire land or England—X ou are not an o- riginal American \nd the Supreme Ruler, Mr Locke, must have als< been bs>rn on English soil—unless either or both of you arc Indians. Granting your American citizenship, however, (a) —Just how long must a person have lived in America to lie- long to our exclusive "America for Americans" aristocracy’ (b) —ta n I and my black brothers and sisters come in under your sacred banner’ Although oud forebears were born in Xfrica, some of the original im migrants smuggled them into this country and sold them as human slaves So please answer questions both as to (a) and (b) HOUSTON House to rent, furnished ( all Wal MK7. After 7:30 TH E POWKK IN RIGHT TH INK When the boy grows older and the burdens and responsibilities of life ING. (From Collier's Weekly) duroy bands for bracelets and gold- fall upon him, he will find men NOTICE. Pretense may be protection - to plates (it's all plated of course) coil Thought* Are Deeds And Many working beside him at lighter work women who »car gems. 'Her jewels ! fringe for necklaces, carring and hair and higher pay because they prepare FOR SALK Become Crime»." are paste,’ was once a whisper which ornaments. Even newer are 'dia- themselves for skilled place« They would lowtr a woman many rungs on iitonds' - long necklaces to swing ov- A great deal depends upon whether have THINKING positions Our old ISJ I OMth S t, Ml labor on the social ladder, according to cr one shoulder, finished by a dia- j we have accustomed oursrlvs to cr people should attend night schm District, inodmi 4 r bungalow, Katherine Sproehnle in the current mond tassel and set as if the glitter- thinking rightly or wrongly. AN lien and learn how to master these nov hardwood floor», furnace, lire issue of Collier's. ‘ Now,” she says, ing squares of paste were real stones a man indulges in high thoughts, hi* problems place, laundry travt, bath, gas, "it it an accolade of smartness.” ... .. Thse are very expensive. As a race it is vital that wr learn life walk will be upward but if his elec window shades; you may "it is an accolade of smartness.” Pearls will always be popular. Miss thoughts are low the deeds of his to think for bettering conditions to move right in. “It was the coururiers of Paris who Sproehnle says. “Certaintly in this * life will correspond. Men today arc morrow Just now as a race wr are buoyed up and carried this interesting country this year it would be hard to inclined to be too lazy to do their living for today, thinking for the ad PRICK 15500.00 and profitable new mode. So im find a waif so poor that she didn't own thinking and many a man is h i - vantage of ourselves and our own Terms pressed arc couturiers with artificial have string of whitcy-pink or yellow successful becuse he let' another man family Ws’ must grow to a greater jewelry that they have gone into the opaque glass around her neck or in do his serious thinking for him You statue Wr must Irani to ferl syinpa Donald G Woodwaid, Agl business themselves and for the past her top drawer You can get very 1 hear them say, "Oh I do not want ! thy for the teeming millions drsti 211 5th St Atwater 31(15 year or o have not only ordained the nice pearls at the five- ten store, and to think" they prefer to think on * lute of opportunity Wr must lay the mode hut have become designerc and the usual department-store price for foolishness and when the hour of foundations for unborn generations. manufacturers as well. With the san an empress' ransom is $3 95. You crisis comes he acts before thinking A host is coming on behind us and Neat lurnished rooms on car line ction of Paris to support them it was can buy delicate triumphs of science and almost always to Ins own ruin wr must work out the ways hv whch roupie ot single Call (Sell 4 7 54) easy for people to appreciate the oth which will match or imitate your real When we think carefully over our they may build a belter life and er advantages of this movement to pearls for $5000 a string ify ou put life conduct and weigh projects * e surer prosperity THE VELVET COAT AGENTS WANTED ward paste which has outgrown being your mnd to it As a race wr arc not advancing we are not liable to make serious mis "The only w ay one can tell the real • a fad An outstanding fashion is the stand takes How often arc wc caused to many wavs Wr are going rotili^ "There are, for instance, the stern from the imitation pearl is by biting \ ing coat, and an upstanding detail ia To sell the famous BLACK PAT ifricve bitterly over hasty actions a circle because wr have not learned principles of economy and love of them, according to an enthusiastic . the newest collar. This model, m to think nghl Wc arr not advancing TI RECORDS (Electrically Re when it is too late to mend them I 'he black velvet, emphasises the shut variety which lurks in eve'Tv human manufacturer. Real ones are rough straight luie and is particularly adapt- psalmist say«. "1 will think upon my to bright promise» because wr think corded) The best race record« on the Then there is the consideration of gainst the tc/th. imitations smooth ed to the urc of the woman of way and 1 will turn my steps unto wc cannot. The Hebrew children inarkrt W ntr today to 'I lie t Imago hip. The fronts are dart-fitted on th« robbery. A jeweler told be that one This grain could be put into the smi thy statutes "David know lli.it the wandered in a circle forty years shoulders, under facet! and closed to Record Co, Sheboygan, Wisrunson thing that has hurt the real jewelry i ulated pearls, but the process would thought must proceed the deed They were tiiurniurers. people not the neck. Turn hack cuffs trim tha business markedly in these days of be so expensiv that they would cost sleeves Medium sirequ ires 3 yard* thinking right The Promised Land Whoever doe* your thinking for you £4 um .1 i material, m unrepressed gentlemen, who feel it as much as the real ones, will be sour master Wr are at the was only a few weeks ahead of them Pictorial Review Printed Pattern No. n o t ic e : r e a d e r s their inalienable right to hold up a ; There is one thing lacking in the mercy of tliosi who can outthmk us but they waited forty years After 4112. Sixes 35 to 45 bust. 50 cents. fellow ctizen if the spirit moves them, imitation gems, according to the wri The man who doses mentally will sixty-five years of frerdom, if we is customers’ fear of being hit over ter. “Imitation gems have no soul,” Question 3— If the government is wake to find himself the slave of eve have not learned t<> think right, when The Sunflower Cottage at Seaside Miss Henley for many ypars a to be controlled according to the di ry trying condition Coldly thinking are we going to begin) Those of u will hr open I haul, going and the head for their jewels. Insurance she concludes. "They have no emo tional appeal The thrill, lust and public stenographer at The Portland vine judgment of th< Minute Men— alone lights the vs ay is also a big factor. of faith shall pass into great bless ( hi istilla« at rrduerd tales Write or The costumes now deCTeed bv the strange joy that real stones bring ha- gone to the New Heathnian in a exclusive in it' membership as to We are backward today m an eco iugs but the iiiurmurers must die on phone J W Curry. 107 N 14th St Taris experts, to be complete, demand cannot be conjured by the most ex like capacity. Her many friends and American Indians only—will it be Portland, Oregon Telephone Broad nomic wav because wr have let the this side of God'« promises jewelry. “This season,” Miss Spro quisite artistry. Perhaps it is a mag acquaintances at the hotel Portland, "a government of the people, by the way 1541—Adv white man do our thinking for us back 1 regret so very much her going How people and for the people and that it ehnle adds “much of it is gold in met ic quality that nature hold -------- 0-------- Subsc the for The Advocate and Hr takes advantage of us in many al and gold-brown in color of stones for her own And in appeasement and ever, since she has so decreed, all will not perish from the earth"’ Will rases I once blamed them fur it HOUSE FOR SALK on East vend il o a tuend for th>> Niw Year to go with the brown tints which atonement ceases their value is prac- wish her greater success and happi the rest of us poor devils, sons and Now I do not for whin a xian be- ness in her new place of labor which have been ropes, golden cor- ticallv nil " Yamhill Streci. For fuither Informa daughters of immigrants who came comes too lary to do his own think The bell boys and waiters at The over either in the Mayflower’ it in n o t ic e : o k f i n a l a c c o u n t ing and another man must reason for tion call Broadway 53)7 —ad. H IT AT ELK S GREAT SHOW O LIV ET QUARTET MAKES BIG Portland contributed to the purchase the prison ship of E ngland and his sustenance and welfare it is nat In the Circuit Court of the State of of a floral piece in honor of Mrs. E'rance and. are thu- not eligible to Francis A Watson, mother of Ed member-hip in your divinely appoint ural that hr is going to charge for his l Oregon for the County of Xlultno- ARE YOU GROWING LONELY srviccs As a people we must solve ward Watson one of the bell boys at ed by I have a «everthr art to cheer you, if Commandcr-ui-Chicf-Locke- our social moral and economic pro- mah. Department of Probite The Portland. In the matter of the Estate of you wish wealth und happiness, write of-Denver-organization— will we be blrms. When we do so, we will he ----------- 0----------- of the people or for the people’ The more prosperous, upright and a more j James Franklin, deceased S James, Drawer C , Hollywood. Mrs Eliza Alexannder (nee Day) Minute Men will be the "by the peo Notice is hereby given that Robert California —Adv happy people. and her*mother, Mrs Xf E. Day, mo- ple” who do the governing XX ill we I Srarcic, as the Administrator with Today young men have the advan i tored to Portland recently from their be “people" or what’ According to the will annexed of the Estate tage of going to school and of learn home in Victoria, B C. The two were . the noble phraseology of the pledge. i James Erauklin, deceased, has filed Sitbseribe (or "Ihr Advt cate, the for many years citizens of this city. , I fear that wo will be just plain ing to reason; yet we find plenty of his final account and report as such They returned home Friday morning uhats. I beseech you. Mr Price, tell young people who do not want to Administrator, in the abovr entitled •nly Negro n e w s p a p e r m tile stute powers j l ourt, and that said Court, by order January 20tth While here, they were | me what we of the black race «hall deyelop their reasoning í l SEND YOUR FU LL NAME the guests of XIrs Marion Cumby. 1 be’ duly made, has appointed Wednesday, AND DATE OK BIRTH AND RE; the I8th day of January 1928, at the W E L L KNOWN WOMAN AN hour of 9 30 o’clock in the forenoon C EIV E A STE L L A R NUMERO!. Question 4— Granting again your OGY READING I R E I AND SW ER S CALL i of said day, ami the Court Room ^ G S L D M O s D MISOTO^“ American citizenship acquired thro" Olivet Male Quartet which scored ..a great hit every right at the Rose —0— said Court, i I the City of Portland, LEARN HOW 1 PAY TWO DOL our immigrant ancestry—if you be (Continued from page one) City Lodge's big show, "A Night In. My Old Kentucky Home" at the County of .Multnomah. State of Ore EARS FOR NAMES AND AD Labor Temple Auditorium, 4th and Jefferson Streets. The show which i ^ ease the pam ' not an Indian—where in the world which the deceased was held Inter gon, as the time and place respective D R E S S E S — M. CONNELL. UH ' are you going to find your member ment in Lincoln Xfrmorial Park Ce ly. for the hearing and settlriiirnt of closed tonight, is said to be the biggest attraction ever staged by the col SAN JULIAN ST LOS ANGELES ship? I note that you "pledge your metery The deceased leaves a hus ! said final account, and for the hear CALIFORNIA. —ADV. ored Elks. We go to press too early ..to announce the winners of prizes. Nothing brin ip such com. selves to a strict ob-ervance of ALL band. Allen E. ETowers and four forting relief a* the original ing and settlement of objections the laws of the land" 1 11 wager my sons, all of whom arc grown, to ihereto, if any there hr Baume Ben gué. It starts to drive out pain as soon a* A letter from Xfr. and Xfrs. A. H thing." next month's salary—(I cannot u-e mourn her passing; Xfrssr- Llyod. Dated and first published Dec you apply it. this month’s as it is already mort Ralf, Ellmer and Irvin All reside in ember 17th 1027 Morrow tells how much in love they 1.AK0 CH EM ICAL CO Xfr. Joe Cage writes The Advocate gaged) and you cannot find 100 per Portland. are in their new environment. Ber X T THE ORIGINAL WENCH Sell our Quick Selling Toi Last publication January 14th 1928 sons of such spotless integrity in keley, California. They are domiciled from his home in Albany, Oregon, XIrs E'lowers will be greatly mis "ROBERT L. SEARCH-, let Goods and Medicines. Portland I mean it seriously and I'll sed, not only by her drvoted family, Administrator with the will annexed in a modem California bungalow, telling how much he enjoys reading (A N A lC llia V I ) Big profets. Pay us wh d put the cash with E. D. Cannady any but by her host of friends Earth’s of said estate with hardwood floors throughout the paper. Recently when the W il sold- Write quick. We irusl time you name And 1 want you to loss but Heaven’s gain and tiled bath and kitchen and many liams Jubilee Singers were in Albany E. H Cahaiin, Alt irncy begin with yourself and the aforesaid other modern improvements. Xfr. where they gave a concert. Xfr. Cage you. members of the legislature and pick states: "Tomorrow is an eventful had the honor and pleasure of enter Bootblacks of Harlem, N. Y arc Subscribe for l he Advocatr am 123L-a Jefferson Street, Mem out a few at the police station and up In arms against the old blur law day in our family and we're all work taining them on two occasions. Xfr. phis, Tennessee. wander thro’ the Court House, and recently invoked to close the boot semi It to a friend for a New Year’ ed. Mary Jane (their eldest daughter) Cage plans to be in Portland on goes to school for the first time. I Xfundav the 23rd toddle along down to the City Hall black stands on Sunday The Lcgis- present Only $2 50 per year For all stomach and intestinal don’t know that it'll do her any good Xfy $50 is there t say that you can- lature lias been asked to amend the ril \T ItAIIY YOl ’VK LONGED Foil troubles and disturbances due but the teacher may learn some- not find 100 men .f such lily white law to permit Bootblacks to work Subscribe for The Advocate $2.50. to teething, there is nothing M m . Iliirton Arivi««* Umuen urn consciences in Portland—men or half a day on Sundays 4* ■ better than a sale Infants’ and M«»tli4*rh<M»4l mul 1 4>ni|xi ninnali Ip women either, who obey all the laws C hildren’s Laxative. NEGROES AND NEGRO L IF E A LL the time So question No. 4 is, WINS HIGH HONOR F o r «r<v«*r«l y * « r « f v i a <1«Miinl th# lil#* am I li K o f mnl horhfMMt." wrltr-» \ ir n "Where will you get your law abid M i r w r i t llu rto n o f Kamaiui C it y . ” 1 u«r* Ruby Annie Pickens, daughter of Negro in fiction ing membership* r r r i f i ly n rrvo tm und auh).< | to p o rlo d r rs inslow Xfr and Xf rs. William Pickens, of Xlillin "God's Stepchildren"; Van • f tf- m lilr? latlf fr’ M tiK » tu l ln»*l«H .hollf% N'ow I firn th»» proud m o th e r o f a lK*f»u yrup Anyhow children of 99 5 per cent New York City, was recently elected Vechten "Nigger Heaven"; Whit, ifu l litt le» (littitth trr nnd • tru*' f'ompftfi loi» n H«| I nun i nation to m y hu«l»«iid. I Americans, I don't think we need to to the Arista Club, the highest schol "Fire in the Flint"; White, "Flight"; t». 1 1 « y •» hu n d re d « «>f o t h r r w o m en w ould 58 Individual Home Treatment Ilk*- to know th e ***« r r t o f m y happln«*«* arship Club of New York public I Wiley, "Prowler"; I’etcrkin, "Black «toi I v i l i K in d ly re v e a l It to a n y m ur be much afraid of the Xfinutc Xfcn Booklet Treatises nohow. There tain! be no such angels school system She has the honor of ' April", n*’d w o m a n w h o H ill w r it * m r " Mm H u rton offi-ra h#*r « d v lc « r n l l n r i y w ith Negro in Art and Literature in this stretch of the woods because being the only colored member in ut < hn rii'v Hh«* hint n o th in g to «»*11 Mhoulil I m * nddrofoted to lir a . they aint enough people who kin lav the club ^ C ullen, "Color”; Fisher, “Negro Spi I.«»Mtr* Mnrjcnrrit llu rto n , 000 M ■(«»**« hw*»r-it S d e , > ""9 ,h e 'a w of n a tu r s you their hands on their hearts and swear rituals' ; Green, " Lonesome Road", K n min n ( ’it y. Mo C o rrra iK in d i’iii’fl w ill l»i D ortZ * i a y 0 U r‘ e'f »»« a 'l-n e -.tl fro m w h ic h you .o ffe r M trh tly f-otifidcntlal. No. ¿ 2 € A dv. fealty to such a pledge. No sir, they S n . i S l i ' « " : : ' ’ ’ “ ..* h « ’ 1" " »raatisa on a v i r y e .m m o h (six plays for the Negro theatre); aint horned yet. A n Am azing Success Green, "Lord’s Will and Other Caro lina plays"; Guillaume, "Primitive ,.7„”p7::,in: oBrrTcV,cc.n j v r s r - Negro Sculpture", Handy, "Bluei”, th»r a a a i» f iL 0 th * r,,, , t ,“ " n «e“ *»r r s u ffe rin g i n i w II h e !0 g ‘ ve you the a s s is ta n c e and re lie f y c u are eeeking a 8 * ' Fever an anthology; Hughes, "Weary Blues”; Johnson, "Book of American Z Z Z Z s J'r'r«f>»r ' i . X Z r * ? Z.I*. ' , » “ »ir. ' t ' * ’* -#r, Ur " ‘U u 7*. « « " X,.,r » '— '« r . -, A a h , m ’ 1 , , - ,,-4. The Chewing L A X A T IV E Madam C. J. W alker’s disappeared. N o a tta c k e t er since, Mr b oy fo llo w e d y o u r in s tru ctio n s end r id Negro .Spirituals”; Johnson, "Second h im s e lf a t b o ils .” Co Book of American Negro Spirituals”; r St. F I X ) R E 8. L o t A n j» !o i, Cal. Chew It Like Chewing Gum Stop them quickly—all their danger« and ¡Kennedy, "Mellows”; Odum, "The W O N D ERFU L HAIR di«comfhrts.Endthefever and headache Pi r,e WHAT EACH BOOKLET CONTAINS A pleasure to use. Very efficient. Negro and his Songs"; O’Neill, "All the potion*out. Hill* break colds in 14 hour«. Children love it. No taste but that They tone the wholesy«tem. The prompt, re which y s ? '“ ., , w «.rtnih* C° m"’°n “ U* " * <h* » '« " GROW ER God's Chillun Got Wings"; I’uckett, of sweet mint. The most popular Please come in and pay your bills , liable result« have led miliums to rmpli >y thera. u n ,,.? '.n i , ,7 7 '** «•’" '" e n s s n s s hom e tre a tm e n t le euggested fo r j "Folk Beliefs of the Southern Ne laxative because it’s a “ *atuber.” Don't rely on lesser helps, don't delay. y ° v r * Pccial ca se , to a ss is t to b rin g a b o u t c u re o f th e a ilm e n t 15c and JSe. — ' 1' I gro"; Scarborough, "On the Trail of ir n.d g 1 : Z h* b ,t’ °f •*t lB 9 - « « r c le ln g (e x e r c is e . illu e tra te d ) etc ’ Our creditors insist that the money Be Sure Its «A ll I v , Price 30c is for sale at I I The Negro Folk Songs"; Torrence, Here is the Liât: you owe us be put into circulaton. "Negro Theatre Plays". I—A sm 22— r ia ta k M « 47—Paralysis Fant T rau W a and ?—Adhss.sM (nasslx) 23— Negro in Life JS—Pra lapsus et Richardson’* F a it«« Arche« 8- A u ili Or pa-ta 24— Gallatone» | Dowd, "The Negro in American Life" 4— Appendiciti« Get Red Bua _ lira 4 § — Prestati' O isard ara with portrait 5— Alt**« SO—Ganarrtiea Confectionery Store 17—Pattai Treuil« DuBois, "Darkwater”; Graham, "Soul 6— Aut«-T«i*mta S O — H air f«n »•* 39— R hau m ati»« H O L L ID A Y -H O L LID A Y 7— 8«c4%flt« »trau t i 52— Ri-i-ta of John Brown"; Kennedy, "Black 51— Bed »»ettifi0 Hay Fe*«f 3 0 — B u it u r e *— eiMtf Preti are (hl(fe) 20— 27—H«ad*r h* In the Golden West Hotel S I — S f ï a - J l W ea k -*« « Cameos"; Locke, "The New Negro”; WOMEN, WEAK, TIDED, IIIIN- Tonsorial Parlors 9— Bl#*d Pricsur« (ln»i 20— H eart O aratfa. (M al«) DOW.N AND NKDVOim 10— B re a tt ( La m p i I r t(t«> ■ ent 40— Gtreafth Moton, "Finding Way Out", biogra 11— BrcnchitU 2*— H eart (v alv u lar (CaiRiat at) 125 North Sixth Street or who u u n v r ovnrlnn puma, patna In 12— Catarri« ani Ctldt leakage «f» 90— Bypiifli« 'acu t# phy; Pickens, "Bursting Bonds”, bio (In- lower piirt of th.* Nt..inn< It, h.-iirlnx 19—CiravlatiM (dafaetlrt) 50— laaaaaia and ehranif) down pains, f.-maln w*akn »aara. In-ad 19— Canati patita II —Kidaay Staate 41— Taaaila (diseased) graphy; Sandburg, "The Chicago In our present location we 14—C patiti« ii.-hoa, lifo-kip h«-, melancho lia, deapond- 1 2 — L iver Treuil« 7—Diabete« 16—Daafne«« 33— H a n atrua 11 « r 1 42— Tubertulaaia et lia Race Riots"; Seligtnann, "The Negro '■nry. nervoua dt rn nio -menta, finali. « of DESTROYS 10— Dittati«« Diaardara ( P alR fu I) n.-al. fl.-etlna and Ind.-filiate pallia, • pat* 94—Drapay 34— MenatruatiaR are «quipped to give b m «r S t e v e n s 43— -Tuaort «f Liter« Faces America"; Vandercook, “Tom ivliltea, painful or I rregu lar perioda, IO—Eara (ehronia di», (ExfMaiw) 44— V a ri« *« « V eta« should write 1 « Mra. diaria Tra««) 35— Nephritis 4 0 — W a itM Tom"; Woodson, "The Negro m our Mana., Kan aaa <!lty. Mo. 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ANYTHING IN LEGAL FORMS llcacmi 2728 Nights, San. and Ho!., Sell. 0261 SAM ’S C A F E Headquarters for Good AUSPLUND DRUG STORE SIXTH & OLI8AN STREETS PORTLAND, ORE. BININE relieved alm llar trnuhlea. ., ’r'h" inoat com mon espreaalon of (hear thank ful women la " I f,„.P| Rk,. ñá’m í 'K And othera, "I don’t hnve any Pv K 11 ,h l , v ' r * i ' y , m" r a . " ”1 . a n hard ly nel leva m ya elf th at yo ur Wonderful ni . . . i . hn* •« much good for ms T l, , r ' i n 1 . ,l ? h o rt tima.” Wr it# today. n,!J . . n . <0 " e n tir ely free to you. Hli« haa nothing to aall. No. G224— Adv Eats 107 NORTH SIX T H ST orsm Ax,!, b io h t J . SA M UEL SMITH Proprietor PHONE Bflood way 4B47 1 SY R A C U SE LODGE K. of P. wants to buy 2 or K-acre tract of land What have you? Phone BRoadway 5807