PACE T W O THE SA T U R D A Y , AU GU ST », i l i o A D V O C A T E • EDITORIAL PAGE (ElfurdiPB THE ADVOCATE East First and Schuyler Sts R er. J. L. Caston. Minister ode| r Shiloh Baptist Church BEATRICE H. CANNADY................................................................. Editer uud P.WajAer YANCY FRANKLIN..................................................... Aiustont .Waaager «ad Comyoutoi WILLIAM PICKENS ............................................................................ CearnAana* Edit* POLLY ANN......................................................................................................... Sutio y iWu.w KITS REID. RALPH G CLDYE AND CLIFFORD MITCHELL.............. Coiumsuu, Mrs East Tth and Everett Sts. St. Phillips Mission Knott and Rodney Sts Blaine Coles. Lay Reader — HOUSE OF PRAYER— Mrs Willis A Keed was hostess to a very pleasant and enjoyable out­ door party at her home, Tuesday af­ ternoon honoring Mias Ida Galloway Kodaking, croquet, and cards were forms of entertainment A very de­ licious repast was served, the hostess being assisted by Mrs C. K Ball of Imago. W Williams, O J Lay, C. Redd, D. Elliott. Chas. Sheppard of i huaha S W Cage Win Banister ! of Houston. A F Diggs o f Los An M rs Inga W ilson of America« Lake , ,,ird 0 , Svattls-. Misses N Tacoma accompanied by her daughter Washington of Milwaukie, II Bradley Miss Inga, motored to Portland W ed ­ of Omaha, C. Shepard, !•'. Farrea of nesday. They remained until Satur­ I os Angeles, and II Dejournette*of day when they returned to their home New York, with the charming guest On the return trip she was accom ­ of honor Miss Ida Galloway formed panied by her daughter. Miss Alice the afternoon party and Mrs. 1. I Bird and daughter H ou se of Prayer East 10th and Grant Sts Robert Searcie. Pastor T oo Hoi fo r Lyncher* An asociated news dispatch from ' Walhalla. S. C., reveals the latest ex- j cuse for not punishing lynchers. It states that the presiding judge granted | a motion of defense counsel for post- ponment of the trial of seventeen men indicted for lynching a colored boy \ late in April on the ground of "e x ­ cessive heat” , “ until some indefinite , time when the weather is cooler " The weather in South Carolina at the end of April was not too hot for a lynching but apparently judges, prosecutors and 1 the seventeen white defendants are so sensitive to heat that they cannot be inconvenienced by the hot weather. — M E T H O D IST — Bethel A. M E. Church Larrabee and McMillen Sts Rev. Daniel G. Hill Jr.. Minister First A. M Pollyann, Society Editor. E. Zion Church «17 Williams Ave Rev. W. R. Lovell. Minister FIRST A IE . ZION W. R. LOVELL, Pastor Friendly Church with a Community Spirit" Established in 1663 Menace to Christianity l.lu ile Croaswliitr was hostess to a very pretty party for the younger set Thursday evening in honor of Mias Francis Farrea' 16th birthday Miss Farica is visiting the city ol K»»** from Sunny California and is house- guest of her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Croaswliitr S — EPISCOPALIAN— Subscription Rates (Payable in Advance': One Year, $2.50; Si* Month», $1.50; Three Month», $1.00 Entered a* Second-Class Matter in the Post Office at Portland, Oregon. Under the Act of 1912 While the East swelters Oregon is cool in temperature. But politically Oregon is about as h ot as any place in the nation. The nomination of Phil Metschan, recognized adherent to the old guard b y the famous committee of 36, has apparently not settled mat­ ters already greatly confused by the death of George Joseph. Turning a deaf car to the public demand for a Joseph man. the repub­ lican state central committee, denying itself the right to make or endorse a platform, boldly threw overboard the Joseph platform, and adding insult, as some would make it appear, nomin­ ated a man. who by no stretch of im­ agination could be designated in accord with Joseph's ideals The net results will be the naming o f an independent candidate for gov­ ernor. probably Julius Meier or Rufus Holman, which means a three sided race that will not be settled until the night of the election. In spite of the efforts of the powerful Oregonian, not much warmth has been created over the nomination of the republican party, and there is a great demand for the independent candidate. o f f Mr and Mrs W II Brow n left Fri day m otoring to M arysville and O a k ­ land California. Mr and Mrs. K I' M orrison accom pained them M ount O h rut Baptist Church Plionc A T » ater I1U A Thref-CortirrTtl Rare ■N r t t f - f g f r W " ,f Excerpt from Cleveland Call and Pos; Some weeks ago the Call and Post ~~ published an editorial entitled "Should Mi*» Harriet • * nut e. Cleveland Have a Colored Y M C A ,n ,hc N' w a Following closely on the heels of that l no* v“ ,,,n« ,n P" ,U ? d- b i 'h' editorial comes the news that the Cen- ’ ‘ P«*ker ?*, tbe Su,nIday tral Branch of the Y M C A deliber- “ rv,ce at s ° cl®ck Harlem that ately discriminates against a Negro m °s, interesting Negro section of New York City, will be the subject ot Miss student who was invited by his white friends to play pool. Dejournette , address The choir will WY are aware of the fact that this * s^ c u l program of Negro *P.r- Mrs. Robert W. Roberts of 397 Ku- gene street was hostess at dinner on Tuesday for the pleasure of Miss N Washington of Milwaukie. who is vis­ iting in the city. Miss Washington is the house guest of Mrs Wyatt W illi- anis. Other guests at the dinner were Mrs. Wyatt Williams, Mrs. Ida Gallo­ way and Mrs. D G Hill, Miss W a s h ­ ington left Friday lor Seattle to visit several days before returning to her home Mrs Inga Wilson and daughter. Alice were the house guest of Mrs Ruth Mowers during their slay in ihe city Miss Ida Galloway left Wednesday morning for her home. Pittsburg. Pen, after a very pleasant and enjoyable year's stay here with her mother. Mrs W. R. Peek Miss Galloway was widely known in the social elite of Po tland and was greatly loved by alt » h o knew her. because of her tunny dispositum and charming personality Warner Terrell who is here visiting She was a member of the Culture Club institution operates under the name " ,ual* and ,h i *,uW,c 15 cordu,,y his aunt, Mrs, R J. Carden, went on while here, was the recipient of many C H R ISTIA N A S SO C IA T IO N We 'ite d to be present a slumming party last Monday night lovely social affairs, and her host of Regular session of the Sunday school | know that Christianity is built on | He is seeing Portland and vicinity friends join in wishing her many to A.M. Rev W. R. Lovell will preach) brotherly love, and many other things _ , | bles sings and much happiness in her at It A.M. on the Present-Day Haz­ D O N T SPEN D Y O U R M ONEY . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard t rosswhite that are vastly different from discrim­ i cry promising future. W HERE YOU CANNOT W ORK I ards of the Spiritual Life ” entertained a party of twenty-two Sun- ination. Are we then to interpret this The Yarick Christian Endeavor organization as being a two-faced insti­ ... h, |d „ , „ ,, VI The da> on * Ricnic £ »■ * H Mr Edward A. Watson and Miss ‘ KJuxmg” De Prie»! tution? I ! for discussion J i ' h' CO,Umb" R ,' ' r T hC Yeriiell Rutherford will he married on I picnic was given in Any un-American, two-facew, Jim hr. r s Summer.” u .n e r " P'CmC WM " ven m honor ot ,h' V h* *6th of August. A wedding Christ in cousin, The Masaic Templars of America Crow, selfish, deceitful, discriminatory Prof. John Lovell. Jr., will l>e the geles and her niece. Miss Francis reception will be held imediately fol- moved their national Convention from institution, posing as a Christian or­ towing the cerem ony at the hom e of guest-speaker Sunday August 17 at ! Earrrs. Birmingham. A la , to Little Rock, Ark., ganization should be wiped from the the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs E. 8 P.M . wheti he will deliver the first because they feared bodily harm to face o f the earth W. Rutherford. 48 E. 8th street. S of a series of lectures on Negro Complimenting Mrs. Nora Bird of W e repeat that Cleveland needs a their principal speaker, Hon. Oscar Drama. Prof Lovell will speak in Seattle, Mis»Geraldine and her mother, DePriest, represenative in U.S. Con­ community institution for its colored Miss Rosalie Bird, charming Port­ Los Angeles during next week and in and Miss Alice Wilson of American young men, but we are wondering if ; gress from Illinois. The Klan had al­ land Miss, writes that she is enjoying and nearby tow n, dur- Lake. Mrs. Wirt Morton and daughters her stay in the sunny south. She left ready burned in effigy DePriest as a it will not be better for th . hath of | Sin entertained at dinner Wednesday even­ Oakland for Lo» Angeles on Tuesday America's posterity - our ‘ he f° n° w,n?. w” k means of protest against his visit to colored The All-Day Missionary meeting on ing at their home, 893 Woodward Ave. Alabama. Now the Templars are be­ youth—to remain a , i. is. rather than where she will visit until about the I Friday was largely attended, and ing called cowards by some who live first of September at which time she I proved a most interesting educational Mrs. Laura Davis and her husband will return to Portland far away from Alabama and who no polluted by un-American priciples. event in the cause of home and fore­ are expected in Portland from San The above editorial calls to our mind doubt never heard of the old adage, ign missions Francisco. California. They will m o­ “ he who meets and runs away will a statement made recently by a dis­ Guy Holmes went to Seattle Sunday Services last $unday were well at­ tor up and will be the house guests of tinguished Chinese who said “ Chinese live to meet another day. to act as best man for Clarence Jack- tended. and a number of visitors were Mrs. B J Fuller during their stay in acept the Christian religion from Am ­ — — — o ------------ sou who married Monday the 28th present. Rev Lovell conducted the Voting Jackson formerly resided in “ Red” Menace or “ White” erican missionaries for political rea­ service at 4 P.M. at the Men's Resort, Portland. sons. China cannot afford to have too Portland. Fourth and Burnside streets Mr am f Mrs. Thompson took Miss many enimies at one time.” The C h in -! Congressman Fish's idea of having ese heart is not changed by the accept-! Nancy Washington and son for a Mrs Ida Galloway was the inspira a committee o f congressmen investi­ ance So it would seem that the same drive over the highways Friday after­ lion for a breakfast Tuesday morning gate the activities of the Communist holds true with American Christians noon. at the home of Mr and Mrs. J A. party in this couptry is a brilliant one. They accept religion for some reason Ewing. 1019 East 27th Street. North W e can think of none more brilliant or other but their heart never changes j Continued from page two The Culture Club was host. Mrs Nora unless it be a committee to investigate — toward the Negro in America. Mr and Mrs. Addison O'Neal, ac­ (Continued from Page 1) Bird Mrs. Galloway's sister who is the activities of “ White Facisti” , the companied by Mrs. O ’ .N'eal's mother W e too. are of the same opinion as “ white menace” in the United States. the Call and Post when it says; it Brown; “ Faith” Mrs Bessie Morton; Mrs. C Barber, motored to Portland visiting in Portland from Seattle, The Communist party and the “Reds" would be better that our youth re­ “ Sorrow" VIrs. Griffith; “ History", Thursday in their lovely 1930 Stude- shared honors can stir up no more trouble than has main as it is rather than be contamin­ Mrs Zepha Baker; “ Religion” , Mrs. baker car Thyy are making a trip Mrs. H. C. Baker of 93 74th Street already been done by such represena­ ated with an institution polluted by Lottie Rutherford; "Experience” , Mrs up the coast as far as Seattle and re­ tive white men as Senator Blease of un-American principles. Shelby Golden; "Nature“ Isadore Mor­ turn. While in Portland, they are N orth, reports that she had a very A m on g en South Carolina and his ilk. Senator ton; “ Love" Dorothy Morton; “ Old the house guests of Mr and Mrs G pleasant trip to Seattle Bleat« in a recent address at Union. W om an” Mrs Mollie Thomas; "E d­ W. Penny, 290 Page street. Mr O '­ tertainments en joyed while there was S C., asking the people of S.C. to re­ St. Phillips Mission, Rodney and ward” Vivian Garnett; "Daughter". Neal is a member o f the Follies or- a theatre party, the attraction being turn him to the U. S. Senate, boasted Knott streets looks very attractive with Thelma Morton; "Margaret” Jeanne (chestra which plays at the Dalton, a "H e ll's A n gels” starring Jean Eagle* that when he was governor of the state its new coat of tan and brown paint. Hill; “ Miriam", Margaret Hill; “ An- downtown theatre in Los Angeles. Mr. les. he never tried to protect Negroes from gels" Misses Cecile Garnett, Eleanor O'Neal formerly played in the late mobs; he pictured the U. S. Constitu­ Rev and Mrs. D G. Hill were guests Gragg, Wanda Griffith. Electrical Billy W ebb's orchestra The party tion as endangering the virtue of white o f Dr. and Mrs. Alexander G olden ­ displays by Donald Rutherford. Mem- left for Seattle today and will return CLASSIFIED ADVER­ women and declared. ‘T o hell with the weiser at the Louise Apartments last bers o f the choir, directed by Mrs next week for a few more days so- TISING Constitution.” Indirectly he advocates Thursday evening. Dr Goldenweiser Mable Sheppard, furnished the music journ in the City of Roses which was continued lynching. And yet no rep- internationally renowned anthropoli-1 The doors of the church will be their former home, before resuming 8-ROOM House for Sale Cheap. Call resentative has urged an investigation Kitt, whose texts are used as refer- opened at 7 PM . Come early and their trip southward. T A bor 7739. adv o f the “ W h ite m enace” in the United ences by the University of Oregon is enjoy this most wonderful religious -------- BETHEL CHURCH NOTES States D O N 'T S P E N D Y O U R M O N E Y W H ERE YOU CANNOT W ORK! MEDICINAL HERBS and ROOTS I f tike* 1» t i w . way prevent operation* far Diabetes. Catarrh, Luna. Throat Aathma, Kidney, Liver. Rherniation. Blood, Stomach and all (eou lt disorders Also Bladder Troubles. the C. G m W »9 o c gee wo teaching in the Summer school at the University. He and Mrst Golden­ weiser have accepted an invitation to be present tomorrow at the evening service at Bethel A. M E. church of which Rev. Mr. Hill is the pastor. Pleaie Pay Your Subtcription Bradford ____ _ Clothes $25.00 to Shop $45.00 S. W . Cor,. 4 th « W a sh in g to n "W h e r e Young M en Buy’ ’ Remedies are karmleea, aa no drug! or poieon are oaed. Compoaed of Ike eboiceit medicinal root«, berbe, buda and burp. Im­ ported by ue fr o a far- Years la Portland C. GEE WO C H IN E S E M E U IC A L HERBS C O M P A N Y . IN C . 262K A lder S t S. W . Corner TM rd S t, Partlaad. drama Mrs. L. L. Lucias o f Los Angeles, F U R N ISH E D ROOM S for R E N T ! At 11 A.M. Rev. Hill will preach on California was the house guest of Mrs. Close in. Mrs. Etta Ritter. 228 E. 1st “Take Time to Be Holy.” A most Mattie Washington during her stay in Street north. Adv cordial welcome awaits you. The Sac- Portland. rament of Our Lord's Supper will be --------- administered on Sunday August 10 at Mr. and Mrs Odell J. I.ay took 11 a m. Mesdames L. Lucias of California, and -------------o------------ Mattie Washington to visit the shrine Allen Christian Endeavor will meet of Our Sorrowful Mother, Sunday af- at Washington Park, Rose Bowl, at ternon. 5 P. M. Sunday. Lesson starts at 6:30 | --------- P. M. Sandwiches will be served at Mr. and Mrs Leonard Crosswhite 6 P.M. Public welcome. entertained with a lovely dancing home for their house guests Mrs. FOR SALE—Cozy «-Room plastered Anna Diggs and Miss Francis Fer­ House with fruit trees; 6430 70th res of I.os Angeles, California. A lovely no host picnic, party was St. S.E. Reasonable—for full par­ ticulars phone WAInut 3892 —Adv. enjoyed by twenty-three persons Sun­ Mrs. Ella Smith is steadily improving day at Eagle Creek. Cars were driven by Messrs. E. Minor, J. Braggs, L. at her home, 8103 39th Avenue S.E. C rosswhite, E Flowers, R. Flowers, j and Elmer Flowers. THAT •♦♦♦666000 S E L F - SUPPORTING HOLE PROOF S I SOCK On Sale At F ashions fo r the Smart W o m a n drNlUS'W s*o*S " — BAPTISTS— Published Every Saturday at Suite Sli-JlJ Macleay Building, Portland. Oregon Resentment ia a tree that bears only fruit o í misery —Chiarst Philosophy. W July 1«. S2 Men’* Wear 266 Washington St. PROTECT Cornelius Young. Jr, T iki Harold \vatiue, left Tuesday for Seattle to visit several d«v s with Irirtids. Mrs J l . Logan and her daughter Helen, have moved into the old fam­ ily residrnee. Interstate Avenue Mrs I ogan has had the home remodled and it tooks very attractive ami is very comfortable, Mrs I ogan »av» She wishes her friends to know that she is hack home Complimenting Mrs Ida Galloway of I'itlshurgh, I'a, and her sister Mrs. Nora Bird of Seattle \\ a»h , and Miss Harriet I>eJournrtte, New Y olk to v . Mrs Beatrice II. Cannaily entertain,.I a coterie of friends at her h one ill Irvington Monday evening The ma­ jority o f the guests met their hostess at the Metaphysical Hall, toA Yam- hill street at 7 HI where they first attended a lecture by The Friars of M ISS E L A IN E L. . . . l alifornia hollowing the lecture they . , , W ho cu m « into New York from went to Mrs Cannady's home where Kasthamptou every now snd then on «’rev Were entertained at cards and dan­ •hopping excursions was seen lunch­ cing Additional out-of town guests ing at tiie Rit* the other day in this diitiurtivr (rock, fashioned o f a were l*rof Mien Rutherford; Miss heavy, dusty rose crfpr which charm­ C Bild of Seattle and Miss Wilson of ingly emphasises! the slender lines o f h. i figure. The caprlet was mounted Vmcriean lake. Tacoma The host ess served delicious refreshment* a*. In points in front and accented by three brown buttons, and the skirt ' sted by Miss Alfreda Franklin and flare, repeating its circular movement, Mr* Cora Jamison Mrs Galloway was plans] slightly ahove the knees who had been ill Portland for several Miss L. , . . wore a hrown hakoti hat. months with her aunt, Mrs W. R caught up oyer the left eyebrow, am! carried a brown, corded silk lrnt ihrer weeks in Portland is a reproduction o f this frock. Sizes 14 to 42, .15 cents. v rilling her brother and mother, will leave tomorrow itiormng for Seattle* to visit her sister, before returning to FOR REN T Seven room Rennovated New \ ork C ity to resume her work as Rcsonable to Responsible People. A p­ a teacher in the Public School system this fall ply 333 Schuyler Street.—Adv — Please turn to page 4—