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PRK-EASTFR REVIVAL
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TO CAPACITY HOUSE
Power to Hold H im Audience
(.impel Singer W. M. Nix to
By Kits Reid
L x q u i a i t e l y D o n t*
to Reach His Goal.
MRS. SUZANNE LYONS-FLOWERS
O H IO M IN ISTER S CH A L L EN G E
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Members
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HE WANTS TO HELP
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‘ ‘Ted" Haith Striving Hard
Th« Advocate docs not necessarily
chars in Kits Reid's views, bat wheth-
ir ws do or n o t her opinions are
tane. and logical and well worth
reading. It la your privilege as well as
ours to disagree with Kite and she
invites your opinion upon subjects
•he discusses (root time to time in her
column.
Anaiut I)r. Canton und the
Circuler T hun Ever.
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"ARROW TIPS" MISSING-LINE CONTEST SULL
WINS FIRST PRIZE IN NUMBER 3
CONTEST “ THRU’ THE AIR ’
Second h Au tinted to Mist Lillian Bellard — Many
IN SCHOOLS
Picken* Will Attend
World Congre** League
Although Theodore Haith, better
known to his friends as "Ted,” had
1 ambition to become a medical doctor,
j he listened to his father, Charles H.
Lewis, of Chicago, a graduate pharm-
Creditable Line a Sent In.
SOVIET SCIENTISTS
Against Imperialism
(Crusader News Service)
Berlin, March 14.—The executive com­
mittee of the League Against Imperial­
ism, has, in accordance with the statutes
of the League, fixed the second World
Congress of the League for the 20th day
of July, 192«, in Paris.
The following main speakers have
been provided for up to the present:
Mme. Sun Yat-Sen: Report upon the
present situation in China and the con­
ditions for a new revolutionary move­
ment in China.
Jawaharlal Nehru: The latest stage of
the Indian movement for freedom, and
the relations of the Indian national-revo­
lutionary movement with the interna­
tional anti-imperialist movement.
(Jawaharlal Nehru is the president of
the All-India T. U. C. and general sec­
retary of the Indian National Congress.
Hamdi el Hussein: The national revo­
lutionary movement of the Arabian peo­
ples.
Prof. Wm. Pickens: The struggle of
the Negro peoples for emancipation.
A. J. Cook: General secretary of the
M. F. G. B. and
Molnichansky: Representative of the
Central Council of Soviet labor unions.
The joint tasks of the League Against
Imperialism and the Trades and Labor
Unions in the struggle against imperial­
ism will be the chief, topic.
The Anti-Imperialist World Congress
will be preached by a special Anti-Im­
perialist Youth Conference, which will
be prepared in co-operation with pacifist,
socialist and other youth organizations.
In the color light contest, part
CAN REVIVE DEAD
three,, “Thru The Air” the first
A telegram from Prof W M Nix, | shall American Ships Employ White
prize
is
awarded
to
Mrs.
Suzanne
W ith C r e n t e r V a lu e .
(jotpel Singer and Evangelist, working
I.yons-Flowers, her ehoice being the
O nly? Read The Answer.-
under the Evangelistic Hoard of the
Moscow, March 14 (C .N .S .)—Profes­
illumination effect on the Public
National Convention of which Dr. L.
sor Theodore Andreiev has announv«.d
Utility Building. Mrs Flowers gave
Hy Mrs. li. I). Cannady
K Williams iv president, announced that
that the results of recent experiments
her reason in verse, as if she were
Malarkcy Calls Bigelow's Hand
U p t'iiinr, lie sang, lie c<in<|urml lie will arrive in Portland on Saturday,
have convinced him absolutely that the
writing
a
letter
to
“fair
Georgie”,
—n ay well ilcsrrilw the visit of March IS, to l«egin the pre Easter re
dead can be revived.
describing the captivating attractive­
Prof. Andreiev, who discussed his
Kolanil Hayes, world fumed tenor vival at Ml Olivet Ilaptist Church.
P ro f Nix is nationally known among
My limited space will not allow ness of the Neon blend of colors scientific work in a public lecture just
Tuesday evening, when lie sang llaplists for his powerful presenlation
the full text of the article which and using the same rythmatic metre recently, described his experiments in
his sixth concert in Portland and of the gospel in song It will lie his appeared in the March number of as does "Foster O ngo” in his. "I an interview with newspaper correspond­
In. fourth at the Municipal Audi­ fir%t appearance in Portland, and hr the W ORLD TOMORROW. It if Will Phone You Thru The Air"*. ents.
come* u!*’n Hie earnest solicitation of an account of a series of resolutions * She chose to use the old Gasco
torium, tilled to its capacity.
"The principle already has been dem­
Dr Caston, wlio bat known hun for adopted by the Ohio Pastors con­ Building name, it being *0 well onstrated successfully," he said. "It only
Again, lie has gone, hut the
years, and with whom be held very vention which met in Columbus, known for years past, in her con­ remains to develop the technique for
memory of that night will linger successful meetings in Missouri.
tribution. Much credit is due Mrs. surgeons to apply practically the results
January 2 1 —34.
long in tlie hearts ami minds of
Dr Caston tavt, "Prof Nix will bring
It seems that at the Ohio Uni­ Flowers for the expression, "flaming j of our experiments."
the old time message in the most power­ versity at Athens there is a rule light”, as it most appropriately de­ His astounding claims came only a
ful manner Portland has ever heard." which forbids the attendance of col­ scribes, especially at a distance, the few months after a wirld-wide sensa-
ored students from Virginia and atmospheric t h x o b i n g vibration, ; tion had been caused by revelations of
“ Ted" Haith
other states. This racial discrimina­ which so often creates the impress­ j experiments by Soviet scientists in which
Kootlight Review by Joymakera Club tion in a state university is severely ion of flame arising from that superb ¡the severed head of a dog had been kept acist of the University of W ashington,
“alive” on a plate and made to perform and decided to pursue a course in phar­
condemned by the resolutions of display.
Monday night, April •
which the following paragraph con­ Also in her contribution, she sen­ such natural functions as barking, and macy. In September, he entered the
ses the spirit of Eaxicrtinve and un- blinking his eyes.
North Pacific Dental College, P ort­
tains the meat:
and interpreted, but where on earth |
Prof. Alexander Kuliabko, the pioneer land, having been transferred from the
"We urge that all advanced in­ concioutly is the advance agent of
song number five prepared jof research work, who has been engaged I LTniversity of California, where he
can on» find any tongs to equal those; stitutions of learning, especially part of
Advocate for Easter week. ; in it for 30 years, sustained the conten­ spent two years pursuing his college
spirituals for heart aptwal?
supported by public funds, open for the
And after all what the people as a
their doors without discrimination Mrs. Suzanne I.yon-Flowers used to tions of his colleague. He said that, ( course, majoring in philosophy.
be a student of the Cornish School provided the heart, lungs and other es­ When he has completed his course
whole can understand most, are the
on account of color”.
of
Music at Seattle, but is now sential organs are structurally intact, it in pharmacy, he will no doubt enter
things of the heart. I may not know
Another pargraph asks for a full
ibe proper and Correct technical must investigation of the situation at the studing in the piano department of «hotild be possible in the future to revive ¡business with his father, who has a
.il term to describe one's ringing, but ()hi(} University, ..
. together the Oregon Concervatory of Music, corpses. The experiments cover many fine drug store in Chicago.
1 do know when their singing tugs .it wj |b investigation of other interracial under the personal supervision of years and some of their most interesting
Mr. Haith was born in Canton, Ohio,
results have been kept from the public ¡but spent the greater part of his time Popular Municipal
m> heart string«, av did Roland Hayes. prob| em, throughout the state, and Mrs. L. H. Edwards.
The second prize is awarded to hitherto .
ind then it is that I pronounce it r f po r( it the 1930 convention”,
in Oakland. While at the University
Jurist Sponsored By
Both Andreiev and Kuliabko warned ¡of California, he was one of the five
marvelous I
Congratulations to the Ohio Pas-
against exaggerating their work. They
One was struck by the beauty of his to ri Convention—may the good work
Numerous Friends
(Continued on page three)
said the majority of deaths involve the
tones: the lower ones, rich, colorful—- KO on
(Continued on Page 2 )
basic destruction of essential organiza­
alm ost baritone like—while the higher
0
tions making revival impossible. Only
.aie« were clear, soft and silvery.
j Speaking of peace, here is the way
The Advocate, along with the Labor
those who were there, lie left us
when the organs are intact, but for some
GENEROUS W ITH ENCORES
the school board of a borrough in Textil«* Mill Owner*
Unions of Portland, and thousands of
coloreil and while who honored
Demnntl Child Slavery reason functioning, may life in the fu­
As usual, tlie ringer waited for the England is helping to bring it about
citizens, join in the endorsement of
ture be restored by science, they said.
ourselves hy hearing him—letter, instant of silence before uttering his It has banned all studies relating to
Judge Fred W. Stadter, our popular
Boston, March 14 (C .N .S .)—A bill to
first note
| the army, navy or air force and
finer, nobler for the exjierience.
municipal judge, for one of the judges
raise
the
age
at
which
children
may
get
Altho Mr. Hayes had to catch a "will create a peace mentality among
God must have blessed him s|>c-
D. H. PARKER
Friends of George Dewey Washing­ to be appointed by the Governor.
10:30 train for California, he was very school children and will accelerate working papers from 14 to IS years is
Judge Stadter is fair, honest and is
cially f»>r the occasion, for his gracious with encores. They were:
ton, vitaphone artist, will regret to
opposed by Republican and Democratic
the establishment of international
PASSES
TO
BEYOND
very
capable and it is our belief that
learn of his trouble. It is said that
representatives from textile centers.
music went straight to the very
''F.viva Rosa Bella," by Galuppt
peace". Do you supposec we could
Governor Patterson can find no better
while
driving
at
a
high
rate
of
speed
They
urge
the
work
of
children
in
the
depth of our souls, lifting us high
"There Is a Lady";
induce our Chamber of Commerce
D. H. Parker, for many years a in Los Angeles, Wednesday, his car material for the judgship.
mills on the ground that family earnings
above thing, earthly, into the spiritual
“Wohin?" (Schubert), repeated;
controlled school board to do the are too low for support without child barber in Portland, but for the past skidded on the wet pavement and as
His appointment will meet with the
realm.
A Chinese Song by Grifes;
same thing.
decade or more, a citizen of Tacoma. a result the young woman accompany­ hearty approval of many.
labor.
They
say
nothing
of
the
many
Hard and cold, indeed, must be the
"Water Boy";
W ash., died in that city Friday, March ing him was thrown out and killed.
unemployed adult textile workers.
hearts of those who, having heard him,
“Coin' Home" by Dvorak, and
8. after a lingering illness.
Incidently a woman named Win-
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Washington is being held on a charge Report Sandino Whip*
could emerge from his concert without
"My Little Fool, by Slonimsky, re-,ers who says she is the president
His funeral was held Wednesday. of manslaughter.
Marines In New Battle
a determination to lead a purer, more prated, and “Crucifixion," each fol of the American Federation of In- St. Michael Told Him
Mr. Parker was a member of Rose City
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, March 14.—
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serviceable life for their Master and lowrd the programmed ^ group ^ with dustrial Women, will present legisla­
“ To Strangle Spouse” Lodge of Elks of Portland, and for
In their murderous hunt to suppress the
their fellowmen.
which it harmonized anil the “Cruci­ tion to Congress outlining a program
this reason. Lee C. Anderson, financial North Carolina Woman
stubborn struggle of Sandino's army of
SINGING "A SERMON”
fixion" was sting without accompani­ for creating regiments of women
New York. March 14 (C .N .S .)—Mr secretary of the Lodge, represented the
Leave* Servant Big Estate Nicaraguan independence, the U. S. ma­
One ran not write about Roland ment.
militia in every state in the Union. Nathaniel Conway, 24 years old, early O rder at the funeral.
Yanceyville, N. C, March 14.—A white rines have invaded the territory of Hon­
Hayes' concert after the usual fashion.
The last time Mr. Hayes sang here, T The bill covers provisions for uni­ yesterday strangled his common law wife
Deceased was held in high esteem woman who died in Baltimore recently duras, but, according to reports here,
Words cannot convey to others what he rendered the "Glory" of the Cru­ forms, training and a cooperative in their apartment at 16* E. 110th St., both in Portland and Tacoma, and his
left a large part of her estate to Sallie have been soundly whipped by Sandino’s
one feels while listening to his sing­ cifixion, and this time, the “Tragedy" war role in the national defense. because, he explained to the police, “St. passing is regretted by many.
Graves, the Negro servant she had ex­ troops at the Honduran town of Las
ing. His is not a concert in the usual of the Crucifixion.
Isn't that a lovely scheme? To train Michael had instructed him to do so in
Deceased leaves a faithful wife, son ploited all her life, her will, filed here Manos.
acceptance of the meaning of the term
Surely music like this must dim a lot of mothers to shoot down other order to break a spell."
and other relatives to mourn his pass­ recently, discloses.
The marines burned the Honduran
—it is more than that—it is a sermon! inter-racial lines and reach to the high and other mothers' sons. Truly the
Conway was charged with homicide
The "best white citizens" are said to village of Santa Maria, when forced to
ing.
His songs arc selected and arranged cst heavens, uniting the hearts of men, I war mind is taking us back to the and was taken to the Betlevue Hospital
be busy trying to devise some means by retreat by Sandino’s troops, according to
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in |ierfcct sequence for the purpose. could not help but recall those glorious days of barbarism. My mind cannot for observation.
EASTER MONDAY NIGHT BALL which Miss Graves may be robbed of reports. No account of casualties are
Old Italian airs, a group of German words of Baha ‘U'llah, "I-o, the bird comprehend such savagery.
the bequest.
given in the reports.
By St. PiUip’s Guild
songs, English and American numbers, of Faratlise warblcth upon the branch
HIBERNIA HALL
ami then those glorious Negro spirit­ of the Immortal Tree its sweet and
Admission 50c.
Did you read that note the other
uals. There arc those who adversely holy melodies; calling the sons of men day about the negro who became a
Alberta Yvonne Mayo
criticire when we arc wont to em­ into Divine unity.”
announces
hero when he saved sixteen people
phasize the latter. It is not because
ACCOMPANIST CAPABLE
from the "Vestris"? The president
the
opening
of a class in
we do not appreciate the perfection of
Percival Parham proved as capable of the U. S. Steel Corporation, James
Private and Class Lessons
his singing the other songs, for those as an accompanist, as Roland Hayes
A. Farrell, expressed the gratitude of
eston
o
of us who didn’t know a word of is a singer.
that company by announcing publicly
PIANO
German, for instance, could understand
The concert was under the local di­ according to The Arbitrator, that in
Portland, Oregon
Roland Hayes' German numbers — so rection of the Ellison White Celebrity the future, American ships would
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