The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19??, September 21, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw THE PAGE T W O EDITORIAL PAGE SEPTEM HER «1. !!»«!> A D V O C A T E P U D HOTEL NOIES — BAPTISTS— (Dj urrit PH Mount Olivet Baptist Church Charles Fast First and Schuyler Sts. Rev J. I.. Caaton. Minister THE ADVOCATE Shiloh Baptist Church Phone Atwater — EPISCOPALIAN— 1385 St. E. D. Editor C A N N A D Y . --------- M R S E D. C A N N A D Y , Y aacy Franklin, ---------------- Assistant and Linotype Operator — HOUSE OF PRAYER— Ret. John F. Moreland, former pas tor oi / i o on preached t h e Home- The Conference John Kneppncr is the name of thc new Captain in the Portland dining room He is an experienced man. hav ing worked in some of the best hotels m Chicago His latest job was at the Mission Knott and Rodnev Sts. Rlaine Coles, Lay Reader _____________ Associate Editor and Manager .O ffic e Phillip« Arlington H ouse of Prayer Fast 10th and Grant Sts Robert Searcie, Pastor ÌE The Advocate joins its voice with the many in Portland who are e x tending a hearty welcome to the Bishop, ministers and delegates to the 17th Annual Conference o f the (Continued from Page 1) First A .M .E . Zion church in ses fore a'l sorts of organisations and sion at the newly lemodeled edifice, deliberately and systematically poison-j ed all sources of public information— 417 Williams Avenue. W e know all in ihe name of 'patriotism". And that the hearts, the homes, and the how we swallowed it. purses o f the people will conbine in The target at which all this propa- helping this distinguished group o f ) ganda was aimed was that awful crea- tnen and women to put over the ture the pacifist It is claimed that biggest program ever attempted i n ! ,n ,he earl>' 11354 he was m thc ein't the histon o f the church. The 1pk* of * 1,ionil SfCur’^' *'e‘ gue1 cord ! Advocate expresses its welcome al of criticism against it or its methods so in the granting o f space in which was almost equal to a jail sentence. the conference may let the public Well anyhow in 1986, Mr. Shearer E. Church TAILORING AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONE PANAMA AND FELT H A T S ____ Cleaned and Blocked In Up-to-Date Style All W ork (iimrontcetl ! Coo,I Work und (Juick S m it e Our Mo:io TRinity 152V Ilea : TRinity 3u22 If We Pie tuie You. Tell Others— If Not, Tell Us! First A. M E. Zion Church 4 1 7 W illiam * A 'e W . R. Lovell, Minister Bernice Williams is filling a two- day engagement at the Rivuli T h ea tre in song hits Saturday and Sun day. September 2 1 and 22. W i l l SEEK PARDON The Oldest Negro Business ln Purtland ls . . . . FOR THOM. FLEMING T h e Advocate Publishing Co- MEDICINAL HERBS « ili* whites for guilt on the part o f some *re p,ai" .c° T ° n h^ r,y * lovi"* t , . peace - loving human beings can take one o f them. Yet we are ever blam- hf4rt D A R and American Le. tng them for such attitude against gjon i.faj irs please read the history us. There are good white people | of W illiam B. Shearer. "Super-Pa and there are b ad : just as there are tnot good and bad people in our race. In the meantime, let us never for get that if the good white people MOUNT OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH didn’t far outnumber the bad the Jonathan L yle Caaton, Pastor, U S United States would be a real hell W ygant S t — Phone W alnut 1133. for our group. Sunday: 9:30 a. m., Sunday School: Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday at 11 am The Junior League will meet at 6 p m. At 7 p.m. the Senior Lea gue. directed by Miss Gwendylon Hooker will meet. A community song service will be held from 7 43 until 8:30, at which time we shall go in a body to the closing service of the A.M E. Zion church Conference. The Officers of Bethel church are I planning an intensive program of ac- I tivities for the church which will start . the first Sunday in October and run 11 »■ m ., preaching; 6:30 p. m.. B .Y .P . throughout the Conference year. No U • 7:45 p- m - Evening Service, tice is hereby given of a special church 8 p. m M o n d ly : 8 p- « - Brotherhood Conference to be held in the basement Meets. of the church next Monday night at Tuesday: 8 p. m., Choir Rehearsal. s 15 p.m. Every member and friend Wednesday: 8 p. m., Midweek of the church is requested to attend. Appreciated ! P u l»lu h frt o f " I hr Atlvocair” and ROOTS A Ui P ig v NrwnpHprr In Tw« Setiiont! Puhlished F.ttry Saturday for the Pütt Tu rnty-Six Yetirt! If ukrn in Itm«. tn.r I'rrvetiC operation« i«»f Pi*b«trs. V. at At rb. lung. Throat. Aathm«, Kiln«? L. D. (juinady, E d it o r Mr« E. II. (dimunly, M a n a g e r I.ivrr, khrpnulum, Blood. Stom ach •-$«! a ll D n u 'i tiiaoidera A lao U U ddar T rou ble*. THE C. CEE WO C. Gee W o 89 Years Kftnrdira are hartulee*. aa no drug* or potaon are uaed Coutpoaed of the choicest medicinal root*, hetba. buda and bark. 1 » ported by ui (turn far C . G E E C H IN E S E H olliday 8C H olliday T o n s o r ia l P a rlo rs 125 NORTH SIXTH STREET ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ * » In Portland M E D IC A L :: Men, Women and Chtldten HERBS Come- Let i t Serve You! HOLLIDAY A IIOI.I.ID\Y 2&2H Alder St. S. W Corner Third S t . Portland. Oregon. c— j Centralized Banking Sherman,Clay & Co. □ T h « centrallilng of all ot one's b a n k lb f at on « bank naturally mak«a for eloeer contact batwnou bank and cuitom or. Everything Fine In Music □ W ith «vary d«partm «nt of banking un der one roof and one m anagem ent here at the United S ta te. N ational, thla central tiatlon of banking 1« both pnaalble and T2 practical. C x/ J- Finley Wilson, G. E. R. l nilcd Stakis National I kink. Sixth and Morrison BEacon 6 2 6 1 aaU «J Smk 286 Washington St. "O n e of th« N orthw est’« Orrat H anks" -. rx •T I TÍ ¿4 4 n ? W e Seti For Less Because W e Sell or Cash 5TH & WASHINGTON-WILLIAMS & RUSSELL-42 & SANDY TH E NEW The Tariff The United States Congress i s 1 in a wordy war over the T ariff Measure. The T ariff is nothing more than an Economic question 1 and one that can be settled only by experts dealing with facts and not theories and every senator re gardless o f party should work to ward formulating a fair tariff that will protect without excluding others 1 from the market. Putting the tar-1 iff in politics is a menance to pros- j perity. ------------o----------- j CURRENCY is SM ALLER B U T . . . W e’re Packing It Just as Full of ZT Y ou r friends have telephones, and can talk to each other — but can they telephone to QUALITY VALUE If a telephone received orriy in coming messages, and couldn’t carry your outgoing messages at all, it would still be worth far more than the few cents a day it costs. S a t is f a c t io n Not At All Disturbed Congressman De Priest doesn’t seem to be at all disturbed over the reported fool mouthing o f the gen tleman who represents Alabama in the U. S. Senate— Mr. Heflin. In a recent statement that he would throw the Congressman out o f the Senate’s restaurant, he said: “ God bless Old Tom. I wonder if he thinks this is a one man jo b .” W e have no doubt that the Senator would certainly need God's blessing were he silly enough to try what he said he would do. Congressman De Priest stands over 6 feet and is large in proportion. PORTLAND, OREGON Equipped with the Very Latest, We Are In a Position to Care for W O C O M P A N Y . IN C . It is gratifying to observe the hearty co-operation of thc other churches with Zion in its effort to entertain the 17th Annual Conference now in ses sion. many more. It is just as wise for Prayer Service us to judge the high class whites! Thuursday (Second and Fourth): Friday (First and T h ird ): Literary Society, time and place announced. by the conduct o f the ignorant and' Missionary Circle, f p /m . mean products o f their race as +■ for the whites to judge us by the colored denizens o f the slums and YO U R NEW FALL STE TSO N H AT IS H E R E ! the shiftless, worthless theiving r 2 8 6 W ashington Street : : Portland, Oregon ones o f our group. ----------- o------------ For the eighth consecutive term, J. Finley Wilson has been elected to the much coveted office o f Grand Exalted Ruler o f the Elks. .And as a consequence some o f the Brothers are mighty sore: some threatening to bolt. This should not be. The Elks Order is a grand and noble institution and is rendering a great and good service in a number o f ways for our group and say what you wish about Finley W ilson, he has accomplished more for the O r der than any other man who has held that exalted position. Now that he has been named to lead the herd for another term, it is the duty o f every Loyal Elk to fall in line and boost and keep our noble fJrder in the front rank o f Fratemalisim. Proprietor J. W . IN C LU SO LI. — Rev j and m ore to business w e w ou ld have l RAN LOTHES LEAN William McKinley Taylor has been “ cut off" of the dining car along with others an.I is now asking for his old job back at the Portland. Larrabee and M cMillen Sts Rev. Daniel G. Hill J r . Minister Cleveland, Ohio, tl'N S l- Sept. 19, Friends of Thomas W. Fleming, for titer Cleveland councilman f o u n d guilty of accepting o bribe of $200 from former Detective Walter Oehm , was taken over by the shipbuilding. and sentenced to two years and nine crowd w ho have seemed to become | Coming sermon on Tuesday night at Race Consciousness months in penitentiary, will seek to rather careless in meeting their pay First A M.E. Zion church. Many ex have him paroled, it was learned heir In the development o f race con ments—hence the trouble. President pressions in praise of his sermon were A petition will be t u b m i t t ed to sciousness we are becoming over Hoover thinks it is important enough 1 heard on all sides, Governor Myers Y . Cooper, soon, --------- afflicted with the color complex. In to make public comment on it and which according to rumor, may be , 1 Senator Borah has brought it up in BETHEL CHURCH NOTES speedily and favorably acted upon, consequence we are far too sen st-. , , . . * . Congress and is promised an insesti- Riv. P G H ill , J«.. Fat or freeing Fleming with full pardon from tive and too prone to describe color gation So the prosp<ct5 for p<.acc prison within the next few months as the cause o f any adversity we among nations jr e becoming brighter, By Dorothy Morton may suffer in our business relations Since we are becoming more familiar Rev. G. W. Reed. Presiding Elder with the white race. W e are coo- with the reasons we have so many of the Rocky Mountain Conference of Pirase Pay Your Subscription tinually blaming the masses o f 15*,r c Americans, the rest of tts who the A.M.E. Zion church will preach at Let us not ju d g e people by their silence n or their co m p lexion . W e have thousands o f w hite friends and if w e devoted less tim e to p leasu re! Porlluntl, Oregon PX» Union Aventi« North Club. Ike Nistron, the veteran ex head water at The Portland is recovering from a serious attack of pneumonia — METHODIST— Bethel A. M Cleaning and Tailoring C o. extra Henry Gibson waiter, following his | usual yearly eustom went to the Round-up at Pendleton, Saturday. Published every Saturday at Suite 312-313 Macleay Building, Portland. * W illiam s hell hop at l he Portland has return ed to the University at Eugene, Ore. Fast 7th and Everett Sts. Oregon (Chuck) UP-TO-DATE As Before! f Uncle Sam make* the nets bill* »mailer, but he doesn’t re duce their purchasing power I Tho»e littl. bill» repre»ent their exact face valu« In th# prevailing gold market H« couldn’t reduce their value without going bankrupt That’# the way it 1» with our priced They represent the L O W E S T P O SSIB L E P R ICE S coo»!*- tent with prevailing market condition» I 4 x lw w - f ^ C O M P L E T E N E W S T O C K S O F O U A I .IT Y M E R C H A N D IS E FO R T H E H O M E A N D P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E — ROUGH DRY W A S H — E A it 0883 E A » t 0883 NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY O R IG IN A T O R S O F I N D IV ID U A L W A S H IN G W e Do Not Mark Your Clothing 607 F.. F L A N D E R S — P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N W ET W ASH — T he 2 -I N -l W A S H P a c if ic T e l e p h o n e a n d T e l e g r a p h C o m p a n y P. 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