SATURDAY, MAY 3«, 1931
The ADVOCATE
The YOUNGER SET
EDITORIAL PAGE
(By OENKVA IVEY*
THE ADVOCATE’S
THE ADVOCATE
fiy ‘Rosalie $ird
CIRCULATION CONTEST
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BEATRICE H CANNADY........................................................ Editor •» * ru blu ktr tion co n test— a H udson S tra ig h t S
YANCY FRANKLIN..............................................4s>ut«ai Manager and Compositor Coach and cash p riie s a m o u n tin g to
WILLIAM PICKENS ................................................................ CotUrikmtuse E dit* $■„>30 00 W e are w ondering if the p e o
ROSALIE BIRD ........................ - .................. Socirtjr Editor and Reporter ple especially th e colored people-
DeNORVAL U N T H A N K . M. D.
............................ ;.......................... ..Healtil Editor are show ing the a p p rec ia tio n they
NANCY LEE ________________________ _________ ____ ___ - U w Editor should tin - cam paign. W'e hope they
Geneva Ivey ____ _______________ _______ _____Younger Set Editor are. T he A dvocate has secured the
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Entered as Second-Class Matter in the Post Othce at Portland, Oregon, from o th er local new sp ap ers w here
Under the Act of 1012
they have co n d u cted successful drives
WHERE TO BUY THE ADVOCATE m ake it a weekly occurence.
So he
is in , in n s all his frien d s a n d the p u b
lic in general to conic o u t a n d spend
a "N ig h t in H a rlem ” a t the C otton
Club. R eservations should be m ade
early
I lftcrtain y o u r g u e sts w ith
C harley at the C o tto n C lub and give
him a big boost
At the Advocate office, 212 Macleay
building.
Rutherford's Barber Shop. 34* Wil
liams avenue, in Foeter'g Peol Halt
The Elks building, 31» Williams
avenue.
Medley Hotel ResUuraat. Interstate
JUSTICE!’
Avenue (ia Medley HoteLI.
Friendship Pool Hall, Sixth, near T he follow ing edito rial appeared in
Gliaan (West Side).
C incinnati Inquirer, w hite, o f May 2.
Holliday and Holliday, 125 North 1*31. w hich has ch allen g ed the ad
Sixth street.
m iration of th o u sa n d s of law abiding
citizens re p re se n tin g various races in
this country.
SCHOOL ELECTION
T h eo re tic ally the N e g ro citizen is
entitled to equal ju stic e u n d e r the law
Who Can Vote for Directors
H is p ro p e rty and his life, again
Every person over 21 years of ag e. theoretically, a re supposed to be invio
who has first papers, and has resided late until, th ro u g h due p ro c ess of ju s
in the county six months and in the tice. they a re pdt in jeo p ard y .
precinct 30 days before election date.
T here is a wide gap. how ever, w here
You do not have to be registered to theory ends and practice —p a rticu la rly
vote, nor do you have to be a tax practice south of the O h io R iver—b e
payer.
gins. A N e g ro ju st has been c o n
Where Yan Vote
victed of m u rd e r in a K e n tu ck y court.
Vote in the School Precinct polling W hile a ju ry took all of ten m inutes
booth in the district in which you re to settle a sentence of d e a th upon the
side. If you do not know where to prisoner, a m ob su rg ed b eyond the
vote, phone ATwater 0921 for infor doors of the C ourt. E a rly in the day
mation.
the mol> had severly b e aten th e N egro
When to Vote
atto rn ey w h o had com e to defend the
Tuesday, June 2, between the hour accused.
of noon and 8:00 o’clock in the eve O nly a few days ago in a sta te
ning, only.
farth er south a sim ilar scene w as en
acted. It m ig h t have been the sam e
PORTLAND SCHOOLS
C ourt, the sam e furious m o b .o u ts id e
the doors, ex cep t th a t th is tim e half
O ne thing P o rtla n d e rs feel proud of a dozen N egroes w ere railro ad ed th ru
and th a t is their schools
In o rd e r travestied tria ls and sentenced to death
how ever to m aintain this happy pride, P e rh a p s ju st as well for had they
it is necessary for th e voters to a p been acq u itted they w ould have been
pro v e a levy of $1,350,000, of w hich lynched
$1,250,000 is for operation expenses
R eg ard less o f the g u ilt o r innocence
which includes an item of $52,000 for of these blacks th a t have been sen
free te x t books, in accordance with tenced to death, the processes of ju s
the law passed by the last legislature, tice by w hich sentence w as arriv ed at
and $300.000 is again set aside for seem little b e tte r th an legal lynching
building purposes. T h e A dvocate is A nd while th is is not m e a n t to be a
am ong the m any papers and individu sentim ental b rief for a dow ntrodden
als endorsing this levy, and it u rg e s race, o r a n y th in g of th e kind, yet the
all vo ters to go to th e polls early and w hite people on ju rie s a n d in m obs
vote.
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m ight b e tte r prove th e ir v au n ted su
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periority by adult d ig n ity and rral
“LITTLE CHARLIE”
justice.”
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C harles R Redd fo r sixteen years
a w aiter a t the H otel P o rtla n d ha?
gone into business for him self. “ L it-j
tie C h a rle y ” as he is affectionately
called by friends, is p ro p rieto r and
m anager of the fam ous **Cotton C lub’*
roadhouse on Ea»t 72 St. H e is a l
ready know n for the fine chicken din
ners served and for the high class
e n tertain m en t each night. T h e fash
ionable club is patronized exclusively
by w hite people but C harley has been
anxious to work out a plan w hereby
his own race m ight have a place to
go and enjoy them selves and »0 he
has set aside M onday night June 8
to entertain his ow n
If the colored
people »how the p ro p e r appreciation
for this arrangem ent, C harley plans to
R ecent issues of the Sunday Jo u rn a l give > "M o th e r G oose” p lay e t, in th e
and O regonian c arried photogr^> h* ! n e ar fu tu re .
and w rite-ups a bout M isses Julia Mae
T he K night* o f B ethel have b e*un
B lanchard. L illian B ellard and B enita c le a n in g up th e e x te rio r o f the p a r-
A bernathy, c an d id ates in
the recent SUnage and church
N.A.A.C P p opularity contest
M r.. Cecil B e rry e n te rta in e d th e
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(Effurriirs
— BAPTISTS—
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
T he A dvocate c o n g ra tu la te s , those
in charge, the y o ung ladies w ho con-
tested and the public w ho helped to
m ake the an n u al N .A .A .C .P. m em ber-
ship drive such a splendid success,
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E ast F irst a n d S chuyler Sts.
Rev J. L. C a sto a. M inister
Shiloh Baptist C hurch
SYRACUSE LODGE NO. 1
Knights o f Pvthias
Meets every second and
fourth Friday evening,
in each month at the
ELKS NEW HALL
»liiiam a Avenue and
McMillan St.
East 7th and E v ere tt Sts.
— EPISCOPALIAN—
S t Phillips Mission
Knott and Rodney Sts.
Blaine Coles, Lay Reader
— HOUSE OF PRAYER—
House of Prayer
East 10th and Grant Sts
Robert Searcie, Pastor
E. D. CANNADY, C C
— METHODIST—
WYATT W. WILLIAMS, K. of R. S.
Bethel A. M E. Church
Larrabee and McMillen Sta.
Rev. Daniel G. Hill Jr., Miniiter
First A. M E. Zioa Church
417 Williams A re
The Oldest Negro Business In Portland Is . . .
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Bethel Church News
BEATRICE H. CANNADY, Manager
Miss Rosalie Hit d,
tisi Ganlenbem Avenue
5 on ,h ' 1’o rtla n d Rose f»r
their
m *r
th e y are v iiitiu g *o
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Holey and H ot S p rin g s N ational P ark
hcv w i" v i,i* ‘H,,h M r aml M.r ’ H rrd '*
relatives
Mrs. Reed will also a tte n d
J u n io r M atro n s a t h e r hom e in Mon-
com
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encem
ent exercise^ at L an g sto n
ta villa.
U niversity.
M r and .Mrs Reed are
g ra d u ates of L an g sto n U niversity,
class of 1920
§t. LVi/Z/f/Gs (Mission
H . D. C ham ber in C harge
S unday, M ay 24 at the M ission
■narked the annual visitation of our
Bishop, the Rt. Rev. W a lte r T. S u m
ner lo r ad m in isterin g the rite of Con
firtnation at w hich tim e a class of the
three a d u lts and four ju n io r w ere con
firmed.
T h e B ishop w as a ssisted in this
service by o u r P rie st in charge. Rev
C h am b ers and o u r lay re ad e r M r.
Blaine Coles w hich m ade a very ini
pressive sight. T h e serm o n was d e
livered by B ishop S um ner T h e m usic
was in ch arg e of M rs Jessie F low ers
with M r Coles as soloist.
Services M ay 31, a t 11; C hurch
ychool 12 ; St. Philips w elcom es you
Please Pay Your S u bscription
ATHLETIC KKAUKKS
Mr? Lillian Jen k in s Lay w as host
ess at a d e lig h tfu l bridge-luncheon
last W cdtiesday a lle in o m i at her
hom e OU W illiam s avenue
C ards
were played at tw o tables, from which
later a m ost delectable luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
1 W ash in g to n
G eotgeous ro ses hi
pink, w hite and red were presen ted to
the hostess by M esdam es B eatrice Han
nì»trr. I
W ash in g to n and B eatrice
C annati y K odaking was an ad ditional
Rhone MU 1688
T hey are now co n d u ctin g T h e Ad- ¡
vocale s drive and we hope all reader?
Mrs. C M R obinson, prom inent S
of The A dvocate and those w ho do not
M T . L eader w ho spent several davs in
will get behind their favorite candi
date and h*Ip put over th is drive— dle city w as the guest of Mr and Mrs,
m aking it the g re atest ever held by | J D P atton, relatives, on Sunday.
a colored n ew spaper in the N orthw est May 17. T hey took her for a sig h t d iv r i s i m i
T he A dvocate is ever on the a le rt to seeing trip over the Colum bia River
th i
T h e Jo y m a k ers C lub is sponsoring
give the b est to its patrons.
How | H ighw ay as far as Bonneville
M onday a fte rn o o n on a sightseeing a picnic on the t lackam a? River today
m uch it is a p p reciated will be deter
trip to V ancouver. W ashiugton and Many car? nf the young p ro p lc and
m ined a t the close of this contest.
about the city
O n M onday night frirn d s went out early this m orning
M rs W 'iimifreil C ochran riitertuiued
T h e N arcissus club will hold its
Q ualified v o ters in t'o rtla n d school Mrs. W ilson w ith an au to trip to Mt
district No I will have a field o f six T ailor Park and the Sanctuary of O ur first m eeting m June at Mr? E lisa
W ilso n 's hom e. »31 W ood St
candidates from which to elect tw o Sorrow ful M other. L ater on the sam e
,
m em bers of th e school h oard at the evening she w as the guest of h o nor at
a bridge p arty at the hom e oi Mrs
Oil la.«t M onday uiKbt the Search
annual election Ju n e 2
T u e s light C lub sponsored a l ashioti Tea
T h e o th er item on the ballot will L. R B lackburn in Irv in g to n
be the special school tax levy of $ 1 ,- day she spent the entire day as the at Mt O livet lU p list church with
330.000 necessary for the m aintenance guest of M r am f Mr? W P L om ax Mrs J L. 1 a »ton and .Mrs 1 Mancv
S eventeen beautiful m an i
of the schools and the “p ay -as-y o u -g o ” at their c o u n try hom e enjoying a spe in charge
cial dinner in her h o n o r. W ednesday kins displayed afte rn o o n , '»port* ami
building pro g ram for I931-.32
E very person over 21 y ears of age. I aftern o o n she w as the guest of the rveuiiiK w ear
T h e second tloor of
w ho has resided in the county six Rosebud S tudy C lub at th r hom e of the church was v\«|ui»trly decorated
Tibbetts .St and with cut flowers, palm s with canary
m o n th s and in th e precinct for 30 days M iss K ate l e w is
an,|
u m p l lending addi-
before date of election, is qualified to in the evening M rs W ilson presided
at the initiation of six m em bers into , U>IIJI| f hJ r m After the program , cakr.
vote for directors.
T o vote on the tax levy the sam e the sacred realm s of the S M T ice cream and coffee w ere served to
qualifications obtain, w ith the addition- o r J r r
considered ten additio n al t hc guests w ho were seated at twelve
al specification th a t the v o te r m u st be «plications; 1 hurxday aftern o o n she , n„ | | u b le ts a ttrac tiv e ly placed about
a tax p ay er o r a security h o ld er in a
,hc lu* ' h*on I “* '1 of U r * L c ,u the r.H.n.
taxpaying c o rp o ratio n
I B ow ers at her hom e. l »3 Ivy S tre e t:
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V oters will cast their b allo ts in th e . I 'r,t!ay she w as again the guest of her
Mrs. Roliena M artin was h ostess tv*
polling booth m the school p recinct in COHSin*- N,r *nd Mrs. J I) P atto n . t hc R osebud S tudy C lub W ednesday,
which they reside
T h e polls will be 334
*,r «ct »»«I '« *h* evening May .7 „ her hom e > hh > E ast 7th St
open from noon until M P M on the *,,c n d cd ,heX A .A .C P , l arm val O n
M rs S h o rt w as a guest
Mrs
day of election
Friday a fte rn o o n she w as buored by Mae H ill gave a very in te restin g talk
T h e candidates for d irec to rs arc Rob- <he l
c,uh ■* <h* h o " 'c on th r (iirl Reserve« at S r abrek cun-
r r t L. Sabin Jr., Paul T. Shaw , A. \V
^ rs Bonnie Bogle S aturday after- fcrrnC f
D elicious refreshm ent* were
O rton. W A. P ra tt. Mrs. L aura L ees noon> ,h i <b»«inguisbed lady w as the , trv e d liy , h , h ostess
and H a rry M K enin
“ ues‘ » ' 1 brid “ c lunc*,eon '•> her
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honor a t the hom e o f M rs Rose N ic-
Mr» W illis A. Reed and dau g h ter
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hols. 407 H raiee street at w hich tim e. S hirley lim e, are leaving Friday. June
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AT COTTON CLUB
Mr? W L R rese w as a jo in ! hostess
M rs R obinson received the guest prire
O n T hursday night she w as th r guest
of honor a l a bullet supper given by
Mr» Viele Sim s at her hom e, a*« 1>
Ihnc street
¡Seventeen guests were
present. M rs K K Baldw in a ssist
ed the hostess in receiving und se rv
ing Mrs R obinson led S aturday night
for her hom e in Los Angeles
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Lbe K vthin K m ilts h a \ r retu rn ed
to S eattle after a long engagem ent in
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T o i d (o the list of colored orches-
trss playing st m any of Portland's
b e ,t night clubs, a r e the boys front
Seattle who sre now playing al the
C o tto n t l u h
As w r all know Julia Blanchard is
Miss Portland** by winning first price
hi the N VA.( I*, m em bership drive
contest Julia w as crow ned queen and
lim i ts A bernathy and Lillian Bellard
were crow n princceacs at the carnival
last Friday night ending the drive and
contest w h ic h ,w e r e very successful
MRS. ZEPHA BAKER
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A liabjr
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w h ir h toll« h o w txt noo l( om ! m a r y o th er th in * »
nt*rri*»i w«wn*n a h o u ld k n o w . D oth w ill bm M a t
f r w In plain wratriwr W rit* tutor. I>r. II. Witt
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SC 0TTSB 0R 0 DEFENSE PUN HERE ,nd... pron,i„.d ,upport in th. fl(ht
T he m ovem ent to launch a S cotta
boro D efense C o m m ittee in P o rtlan d ,
to jo in w ith w hite and N egro w orker»
a ll o v e r th e c o u n try , in th e defense
o f th e nine N egro boy» sentenced to
d e a th in A labam a fo r a supposed a t-
tac k on tw o w hite p ro stitu te s, is b e
g in n in g to a ssu m e form .
P la n s have been m ade to hold a
u n ited fro n t c onference on S unday,
Ju n e 14, w ith d e le g a te s from a s m any
o rg a n iz a tio n s as can be induced to
send them . T he c onference will in iti
a te a m ass c am p aig n to a ro u se s u p
p o rt and raise fu n d s fo r the cause.
S p e a k ers a re b ein g s e n t to labor
u nions, fra te rn itie s , c h u rch e s, and
o th e r bodies to u rg e them to su p p o rt
th e conference and to ad o p t re so lu
tio n s and te le g ra m s o f p ro te s t to be
se n t to the g o v ern o r o f A labam a. T he
F ir s t A.M.K. Zion ch u rch held a p ro
te s t m ee tin g la s t S un d ay n ig h t a t
w hich an In te rn a tio n a l I^ibor D efense
sp e a k e r gave a re p o rt on th e case
NOTES
1 aroliue C a rte r ju st retu rn e d from
aa«t atidraap
r o o a ir .»im .,«
\h u o M rt.
I ra n k U n it «»11 it vrry pro u d of llir
tw o medal* won at the t ity tric k m eet
U»t l-ndav
Trank ha* been on the
C om m erce track, football and basket
ball tra m s ami has ntrd aU and letters
to »how for h» achievem ent»
G eorge C in tu d y of G rant p a rtic i
pated ut the inert also, helping (»rant
v\in over the o th er schools by a high
sc o ff As u»iiaI G eorg* wa» the favor
itr of all in
relays, w onting a gold
m odal *
O ne of th r oiit»tam lm g fra tu re s in
»ports th r pa»! work dow n at th r
I ’tiivcratly of O re g o n was Bobby Hob-
tit'ott'* record breaking M ult of trt ft
41; inches, hi« srt a new state record.
Me a!»o trice! for a new w o rld V record
of It feet and ! inches, but failed
Ih is ha» been one of B obby's a m b i
tion* for th r pa»t tw o y<*ar|
CLUBS
T h r T rtiioit i lub girls enjoyed a
day 's picnic at Rock Greek ( am p last
S atu rd ay
Mi*s G rayson rb a p o ro n rd
(hr girls, a» (hey w ere a part of the
\c ry large group of ri Y 's from th r
1 rn tra l Y W C A
T h r Jo y m a k ers are now w orking
very diligently to be aide to give th r
best (bey have to voii ill their coining
"I ad and T iitcies" Revue, plus a rol*
licking com edy
T icket» are on sale
Get y o u rs from any m em ber of the
cast o r Mr» I ula G ragg
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bV ‘*»o»e p re sen t. T he h e a rin g on a
m otion fo r a new tria l fo r the boy»,
w bit'h wa* supposed to have been
on
b ** been postponed
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HOLLIDAY & HOLLIDAY
Rev. D aniel G. H ill, Jr., will deliver
the kaccalaurete serm on at 11 A M
to the colored grade, high school and
college g rad u ates.
S ubject. ‘'L ife ’s
C om m encem ent”. All g ra d u ates a re
urged to be present.
T h e church has been organized into
w orking u nits to p ro m o te the T ru ste e
E m ergency F und
Mrs. Julia F uller
will lead the Sunshine M akers group
and Mrs. E m m a B utler will com m and
the G loom C hasers C om pany
U nder
the eladership of these fine wom en
Bethel hopes to square all her obliga-
tiona.
Sunday a t L eague service, th e su b
ject for discussion is, "V ocational O p
p ortunities for N egroes in O regon".
Mis» H ooker, p resid en t urges all young
folk to be present.
The trustee» emergency drive be
gin» the fir*t Sunday in June and con
tinue* throughout the month. These
fund» will be u»ed to clean up cur
rent debt».
The Junior Matron» are planning to
COOK
with
KRAFT
American
Cheese
k melts to • smooth and creamy
sauce. Aod what flavor 1 A rich,
time-mellowed flavor that only
“ cave curing" can give.
Try It for rarebits, sauces foe
vegetable«, baked dishes, toasted
sandwiches. Your grocer has Kraft
American Cheese. Order today.
Conveniences of Modem Travel Speed Ilia Journeys
T H E K in g o f Hlam , P ra ja d h lp o k .
1 a n d h ts q u e e n , a r e g o in g to
a u rp rla e m a n y A m e ric a n a a a th e y
tr a v e l a b o u t on t h e i r v la lU to T h is
c o u n tr y th is s p rin g , by b e in g a
v ery
u p - to - d a te
young
co u p le.
P e o p le w ho e i p e c t th e m to a p p e a r
w ith a p ro c e ssio n o f w h ite e le
p h a n ts , m o v in g to w e ird m in o r
■ tra in s o f O rie n ta l m u sic, w ill be
d isillu sio n e d .
P r a ja d h lp o k , o n th a o th e r h a n d ,
will n o t b e s u r p r is e d a t th a w o n
d e r s o f th e N ew W o rld .
He and
th e q u e e n e n jo y a ll t h e la te s t c o n
v e n ie n c e s a t h o rn s In t h e i r c a p ita l,
B a n g k o k , In c lu d in g m o d e rn a u to -
m obllna, a m o d e rn s p e e d b o a t to
tr a v e l on t h e M cn am R iv e r, a n d
m o d e rn d w ellin g s.
T hey have a
m in ia tu re g o lf c o u rs e of t h e i r ow n.
T h e q u e e n w e a rs th e la te s t P a r is
frocks.
M uch o f t h e i r c o m f o rt Is m a d e
In A m erica. T h e w a te r s o f G ong
Isla n d B ound b o a s t n o fin e r little
vessel th a n th e new 1 0 -fo o t H a c k e r-
c raft
c r u is e r - c o m m u te r
w ith a
P a c k a r d e n g in e , d e liv e re d lo Hla
M a jesty r e c e n tly fro m th is c o u n tr y
In a ll hla tra v e ls , o n la n d a n d
w a te r, A m e ric a n lu b r ic a n t, M obll-
oll. g o es w ith th e k in g , f o r no
O ther !■ used e ith e r In h ta s p e e d
b o a t o r b la a u to m o b ile s.