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T HE A D V O C A T E Saturday February II, 1928 DIXON W E Higf) Liyfits of Harlem (By Milford !.. Miller) PAGE THREE OREGON ORGANIZES TO PREVENT WAR THE KDUCATIQNAL III I.L Mill» before Cotigrcsa should be very rarclully analyzed before wr The Harmon E'oumlation in Jan merit and almost alt of them possess At a meeting held on Wednesday L B. 0. E. write to our t ongrc»»iri(n about THE WORLD uary gave an exhibit of fine arts by ed the subtile power to delight them—cither (or or attaint. Take evening, Eeb. 1st at the First Chris Negro artist». One bleak Sunday c- The range of subjects was cosmo tian Church at which time more than fur example the bill known a» the Young (icorgic Diaoii who is pop vrning the International Curtis bill—to create a department ular among the ring fan», »crmi to House to f sought varying from study of still three hundred persons crowded into the eighty seven politan of education with the Secretary a find it difficult to get what he won exhibits. After see passing to Negro ft seemed purely acci the dining room and about the tables, the dental that life a number member of the President's cabinet In the way of a decision if one is tu brilliant lobby of this through of the themes a statewide organization for the pre house and dealt with the Negro The A eurtury readmit reveal» nothing judge by popular a» well as profes ar vention of war was formed. Mr. J. J. my way to a narrow room tist seems at last to be Negro of »¡Kuificance—it uriiii quite harin- sional opinion residing his last two wending was chosen president. Dr. breathing belli the treasures, I confess, the universal kinship into hit crea Handsakcr le»» and would teem to justify the bouts at the Armory The latest was which Levi T. l’ennington. president of Pa disappointed with the setting tions. »tatrment »o often heard in the wo with Herman Auerbach, the Salt I In was cific college vice president; Mil NOTICE this case a lowly room held a line Sargent Johnson's "Sammy" and lie K. Trumbull, Secretary; Mrs. men'» club»—that we »hould have a I akr City leather pusher Mr. J. P. of art. department devoted to the inter Writing in the 1‘mtlaud Daily display other productions it a radiant O'Hara, Treasurer; Rabbi Hertzko- Dahlie Temple No. 202, I. B. P. e»t of our children: that we have ex News concerning the fight, sports ed Comments of others had prepared his vitz, Miss Marvin, State Librarian, of promise of what the world may yet 0. E. of W., of Portland, Oregon, pensive department« devoted tu itor, Hilly Stepp says: "To Some me to expert a worth while exhibit receive from him If a prize and Salem and Dr. Leander of Monmoutb rneeta the lat and 3rd Tuesday I found il more than I expected I the protection of fish and pig» and Christmas routes but once a year, to Normal .comprise the executive com nights in each month at Stag Audi profitable sale of his “Sammy” will cow» and all »orl» of living thing» others it's liable to happen every suppose subconsciously 1 may not urge the ripening of his powers, the mittee, together with the four offi torium. AH viaiting Daughter have expected much of artistic de except children True, perhaps, bul now and then Herman Auerbach, the Elks in good standing in their re Harrnon Foundation shall have te j- cers of he organizaion. let us look closer at this innocuous Salt l ake < ity leather pusher, bclicv light from a hindered race submerg- ved The Rabbi's address on the evils of spective Temples ere invited to well its purpose. J. W. Hard appearing measure and ask whether es in Santa Claus—hr was presented d in a materialistic nation. As I wick and (.aura Wheeler Waring war and the need for world peace meet with tu. passed from pieture to picture I arc surely gaining that consummate was strong and convincing and bro't it holds any menace to our race, DOLLY PARIES, with a decision over Gcorgic Dixon myself sharing something of skill of making a canvass and pig- repeated applause. We find nothing until we come to xt the armory arena Tuesday night found the pleasurable feeling which is ever Daughter Ruler. Sectio 7—This provides for a FED that was probably the worst left mine when in the storehouse of a tnets live. In their contributions ev Practically ever one present joined I'MAI. Council of Education to be the movement by paying an annual verdict rendered since Her great art gallery. The point I want ery subject was done well. composed of one representative of liiidrd fee of 50 cents. Next meeting will be BOSE CITY L0D0E No. I ll, I. LULA HUBBARD. was a pup I have by no means exhausted the stress most is that the exhibit ap B. P. 0. E. of W., MZET8 the each executive department of the Auerbach was the aggressor, but to at Daughter Secretary. call I have simply mentioned the call of the president. 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY federal government,—that is, some Dixon landed the cleanest and most pealed to me not as a Negro but an roll these three to show the day is be- one. EVENINGS OP EACH MONTH one appointed by each cabinet offi effective punches In fact, Genrgic artistic Kinning to break for the Negro artist. AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM cer from hi» department This coun took the shade in »ix of the ten No one creation stood out as a The Foundation and its 38154 E. MORRISON STREET. cil is charged with the »pecific duty round» Dixon won the second, fifth masterpiece compelling awr and re moving Harmon Syracuse Lodge. No spirit. Dr. George E. Haynes, A L L VISITING BROTHERS of recommending way» and means •ixlh, seventh, ninth and tenth—the verence but the exhibit as a whole are helping I, K. of P., meets the to bring the Negro ar ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. of improving the educational work filial round he won a mile and a half. maintained a standard wlu-reby every tist into his own. second and fourth Fri of the federal government All well “Giving it a draw would have been production had some point of artistic day nights each month Eveready Club Goe« Over Big and good until we read further on O K , but thru it would have been at the Stag Auditorium T. H. WILLIAMS, E. R. and note that Section It) creates a an injustice tu Dixon. 381)4 E. Morrison St community by a few folk dropping in A CARD OF THANKS 8TAG AUDITORIUM NATIONAL Council of Education "When Herman wasn't leading occasionally and buying a few copies L. A. ASHFORD, C. C. S8154 E. Morrison St , composed of the state educational with his right hand hr ted with his containing some special article which To tny many friends who so beau The Club held its weekly meeting 328 Wheeler St. autborilie»— the legally constituted dun and yea, brothers, Dixon ham has attracted the individul or indi tifully took rare of me during my at the home of Miss Eleanor Jones, 476 Vancouver Ave; Miss Jones and WYATT WILLIAMS, Secretary, representative—in all the stales This mrrrd it with his right with every viduals. recent illness, I send my sincerest W. W. Brown and Mr. Clarence Jackson entertain Council shall consult and advise with thing 708 Maryland Avenue. • If you like The Advocate and wish thanks, and also to those who sent ed K. of R. A 8 tagged upon each punch A very interesting meeting was the Secretary of Education Now "In the seventh it looked like the tu grow and become a power for lovely flowers to cheer me. then here come» our little colored MRS ARTHUR NELSON, held under the leadership of the Ad- were going to appear Dixon good in the emmunity and nation, brothrr who has been hidden in that • birdies 907 East Eleventh c* *’ •sor Mrs. Moreland and the presi just sit rigth dwn and mail us a check aught Auerbach with a right to the dent Stephen Wright. The next ---------- 0---------- pile of fir clops hack of the wood head for at least $2 50. You can make it lie rolled to the ropes His legs meeting will be held at the home of shed Yau know and we know that stiffened Keep off February 14. Prize Mas more if you like then bent, but hr rallied Mrs. L. A. Ashford; Miss Mary Alice the cabinet oificcr» are all appoint —jumped and Or, is it fair to permit The Advo querade Dance at Hibernia Hall b^ clinched Jones will entertain. ees of tli president, regardless of fit "In the in tenth and Dixon Community Club. Muaic. by the cate to stand the expense of publi- gloves The play, “Cinderella At College” ness other than political color You all over Auerbach, but rained "Chanter«” —Adv. ation and subscription? couldn't Think this over and let us know in know and wr know that if pressure brin hi* opponent down he At the which the Club presented last Tues final is brought to bear on their appoint hell, Herman was a sad sight and will very definite financial way what day evening at the Church , was a grand success. ee* in the Federal Council of Edu no you think of The Advocate for we And Save the Difference doubt nerd an introduction to the cation that would cripple research home folks when hr get» hack to cannot pay our bills with your good work among the Negroes in the that drar old city of Salt Lake and will as much as we would Ike to and South or any other part of the Uni the Miss Helen Dyce, of Bloomington, as much as we appreciate it. home of Hrighatn Young" ted Slates, that discrimination a 111., arrived in the city Tuesday and I Agents for By the first of March we should gainst us would be the order of the is making her home with Mr. and Butteri ck have a very definite expression of day It is bad enough now, but with Mrs. S. Porter, of 4914 41st Avenue, j Patterns your opinion. All who have not re DESTROYS the carefully concealed sanction of South East, old and highly respected j sponded by that date will be stricken and the Department of Fducaton, it» citizens. Mr. Porter is an officer in j off «ur books. plans would be recommended to the Moths,Roaches Mt. Olivet Baptist Church and Mrs. Publications NATIONAL Council of Education, Henri LcBcl. well known organist The most in valne-Tlw Porer is a member of the choir in the 1 in «uaHty BedbugSsFlies whose members would not care to lias recovered from his recent nervous same church and both are prominent »land up for our rights for fear their brakdown and is playing again at the Other Household Insects in civic affairs. Miss Dyce has al- ' own prestige would suffer. 1‘antages in San Francisco ready entered Franklin High School For some time we have been car The well laid plans of the politi rying where she is a junior. 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