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MARCH I»». 1!»W pAm-: fo u r T ARROW TIPS The Secret Of How T o Be W ell Dressed I nl\nUvv IliO (Continued from Page O ne) | saved in times o f disaster ? In direct contrast to the apathy which greeted the Old Age Pension Bill at the recent session of the Ore gon legislature, is the enthusiasm of ! Governor Roosevelt of New N ork | who said when he submitted a hill to the legislature of that state: "N ew social conditions bring new ideas of social responsibility. Poverty and vild age should not he regarded jis a disgrace or necessarily as a re- suit o f lack o f thrift or energy. Usually it is a mere by-product o f modern industrial life." TAKING DOMESTIC ART HOMK m a n a g e m e n t a t s c h o o l P R K T T if M 1 8 S and SBUlllI B IT SHE »DISLIKES" HOllSE-U'OKk Pretty Miss liter Bird, w hose title "Love’s Message." won lust prise in The Advocates Missing l ine Contest N o 2, dropped in to see the contest manager on Wednesday. She was at tiresl in a simple hut tasty and attractive hlue dress, which she had desiglieli and "«> *' herself out of "suiting." she ex t'l-»>»s<sl. at the Girls' Polytechnic School ,,cni' is studying clothing, dress : designing and making: home manage ,nin*. interior decoration, furnishing, English and vocal music. J H IG H -B R O W N H A IR C R O W E R MONTH OK M ARCH TELEPHONE HISTORY li* 17— Alexander iirah.uu Urli, inventor of the telephone, bom in Edinburgh, Scot i Ivtd. March ». 1 — Fitst telephone patent issued to Mr Alexander iiraham Bell, March ?. W ITH O U T AN EQUAL Without a doubt, the best article of its kind—a combination Hair Grower and Hair Straightener, Gives tbe hair a natural soft and silky appearance, stimulating hair growth in the most hopeless ease. I n :«-* First complete sentence transmitter! over a wire by Alexander iirah.itn Bell, Roston, March UK- Our High Brown Hair No greater tragedy exists in tn mod Mi>s Bird, who lives with hrr parents 1991— Grower stands as one President Harding's inaugural address ern civilisation than the aged, worn at 763 tirami A ie . graduated from the of our highest achieve heard by Uh\.ooo,ooo inopie by means of suit worker who after a life of Albina Homestead Grammar School ami ments— it is a prepar ceaseless effort useful productivity, went to the "P oly" in order that she Hell "l oud Speaker“ apparatus, March ■ must look forward for his declining might learn to make pretty dresse* like 4. ation we look upon years to the poor house." her sister Gladys had learned to make 1923— with pride. Complete telephone circuit comprising Old age pensions are in operation at the same school, a few years liefore. — Distributor in Prance. Germany, England. Bel How well she is succeeding was attest wires and wireless between New Canaan gium. Argentina and a do/eu other ed by the ensemble she s o r t to The lConn.) and SS. .4merwa, 400 miles at Mrs. E. D. Cannady. 'fa. demonstrated by Hell System enfi countries. What is the matter with Advocate office neers, March 5. 312 Macleay Bldg., Oregon ? The pretty hlue dress o f "suiting "was O V F O T O N H Y G IE N IC CO Raytnond I.onergan. a correspond- I trimmed with tiny bias folds o f a darker 1926- Portland, Oregon. First public test o f transoceanic radio im it i ent o f “ I.abor." a \\ ashing,on. D.C., |>|nf ckuh. and tan. The tuck was one II newspaper will find much inspira- pity? ami plain, while the front o f the j telephony, two way communication was, maintained continuously for seseral tiv'n in Coolidge s career and he says *Urt had knife pleats and an «Id tri- ' hours twtwccn New York ami lamdon. MADE ONLY OV TH E why in the follow ing paragraph. shaped collar, adorned the right side, .. "M r. Coohdge never took up the while a, the left was hare. W ith this I M-,rCh cudgels for the ordinary man. At she wore a tan belt, a brown hat. brown K of P T H A N K S G IV IN G .M I C A . G O thr same time, he helped push thru oxfords and a brown coat, I S. W .Green, Supreme Chancellor the “ Mellon Plan** to cut taxes of Mi-« Bird, the third one o f a family „ j Knights of Pythias, has issued ■ a ■ a aJh 1 he gave away o f six children, likes music bc*t, and a proclamation to all members of the he "packed" the while she has no definite plans for the Kmghts of py , h i „ and Court o f Chi Trade Commission he put W.vodlock tariff commission and the Eederal head somewhere that she would like to lanthe. to assemble at some church or POLITICAL NEWS on the Interstate Commerce Com - continue her studies in voice after finish Hall on Sunday, March 24. and havr a sermon preached or hold a religous mission; he selected judges satis ing school, next January. She docs not AM) GOSSIP AHOI T service o f some kind, and render factory to “ Special Privilege" (just like house-work, for she said so. She thanks to God for the blessings re glancce over the personnel o f the is just 15, and is one of the few who NATION'S CAPITAL ceived from his bountiful hands. U. S. Supreme Court) and he re lias not bobbed her lovely hair. She mained cool wwhile politicians sold attends the Apostolic Sunday School hell. DESTROYS patronage. Seldom does an "K" appear on her X and the Baptist Young Peoples Union ( ( 4 pit. 1 l N’c « » Service) o f prohibition cnforce- She is also a member o f the Girls’ Re- report cards that she gets at school and Chance (or Another Congressman ment He kept Daugherty and Den- .erves o f the Williams Ave. Y. W. C. A for the most part, only "E s " and "G" Washington. D l" , March tl I he hy (Teapot Dom e Infam y) in the and her favorite athletic sport is hasket plusses adorn that iinpsirtant document Negroes of Harlem have an oppor cabinet until the Senate forced him (unity to »end a member of ihrir race to kick them out.” to Congress. The death l-nday in On the other hand, Brisbane, in Washington o f Hnval \\ Her. repre his high-priced column lauds to the sentative of the 21 st Congressional Res. Phone Ea. 8983 Office Phone B r . 8 9 6 7 skies this "cool calm disciple o f the District, which is composed largrl> of : say nothing do nothing temperament. s a t Colored voters, has left that office as one o f the preatest presidents the vacant. J country ever had. Well, considering Mr Waller defeated Fdward A G et a ca n o f F L IT t od a y ! j the \\ all street controlled press from Johnson, colored, in the elections last whence cometh his salary, what else November by a majority of suon vole» I could he say? DENTIST Campaign W orkers at White House I am glad som ebody, even Dan Washington. D. C\, March II Dr Malarkey, (w ho likes to do a little John R. Hawkins, director of tbe ■to call the turn on Bigelow the Colored Voters' Division o f the Re 502 - S PANAMA BUILDING HOURS. 9 . 12. 1 . 6 * browbeating himself) had the nerve publican National Committee, accotn City Commissioner whose strong suit panied by members of the executive N. E. Cor. Third and Aldur Sun. à Evening by Appointment ; >s bullyragging any citizen who ap- committee and a delegation o f cam j pears before the council and who paign workers from all over the U. S . doesn't happen to agree with him. j called on resident Hoover at the Bullyragging however is the refuge White House, Thursday noon I ach of the mind of the City Commision o f the mo visitors was introduced to caliber. Just call to mind the rav the President, » h o receiled them cor ings o f Pier at times It is to laugh u p p o s e you afv t<si.>y dially. at the City o f Portland in its apathy. paying 50r a tul>r fur VOL. 1 Banquet to Dr. John R. Hawkins your tooth paste (anil th e ir Washington. I). C . 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