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BEATRICE H. C AN N AD Y......................................................... r u b i e r
YANCY F R A N K U N ............................................is u s fn t
.ad ( om ^u to,
WILLIAM PICKENS .............................................................
C o n tr^ tU u * '
R O S A L IE B IR D
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D e N O R V A L U N T H A N K . M. D..................... ......
R*P orter
Health Editor
Lova Editor
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KITS REID. RALPH C. CLDYE AND CLIFFORD M ITC H E LL.........
Subscription Rate. (Payable in A dvance): One Year. *2.50; Six Month..
*1.50; Three Months. *1.00
Entered aa Second Class Matter in the Post Office at Portland. Oregon.
Under the Act of 1912
Nutriti W untan Gomiti»;
The club women in particular and
Portland people in general are to be
congratulated upon having the oppor
tunity o f entertaining from time tv'
time distinguished men anil women
from all sections o f the country Phis
week we have the honor o f having in
our midst the most distinguished w o
man in the colored race in America
today Mrs Sallie W Stewart, presi
dent of the National Association of
Colored Women » h o » i l l spend tw o
days in our midst. Mrs Step art is a
woman of rare accomplishments and
foresight, she is a leader o f women
and a moulder o f womanhood
In
arranging an elaborate program for
her and in her honor the women of
Portland are honoring themselves
The Advocate extends a hearty « e l
:ome to Mr- Stewart and am courtesy
it might be able to extend to her it
will gladly do so.
SATURDAY, AUGUST I, I'.il
1
QBBSSSB^ode^x
he Younger Set
lt> (irorva l»ry
My ‘R osalie $ i r d
Mr and Mrs Led Johnson and Ed
»a r il Morgan of I os \ugles anil Miss
Nellie Drake, teacher of New York
motored to Portland from L o t Vngeles
Tuesday, July *8
They are at the
home of Mr ami Mrs 1 V Ashford,
12* W heeler street
Mr. and Mr*
Johnson left Friday on return trip Mr
Morgan » i l l remain indefinitely to look
liter property holdings which he has
here amt to visit old friends
Miss Rosalie Bird.
681 Gantenbein Avenue
Phone M U 1686
Mrs K II. Camp arrived from San
Francisco July 27 where she went to
attend the C F. W orld Convention to
be at the bedside of Mrs M Thom p
son
Mis* Jennie Dora (¡raysoil, execu
ti\e secretary ot the Williams A\e,
Y W C A entertained a group of out
of-town friends Saturday evening it
the family residence m Alberta
Dr ami Mrs. D eNorval Diithauk
accompanied by Mr At instead, drove
to Seattle Saturda> night and returned
Monday morning
W hile in Seattle
they met several colored professionals
\h** (at«d in e Shephri*. left today
Mr and .Mrs J A. Nichols bad .is tor Seattle where she will hr the house
their guest* during the past week gue*t ot M i* Bernice Slaughter
several young ladies trout Seattle
\ gl Oll|» ot tlu youitgei society set
who were here en route home from
the Summer Session of the Y W C A plan to motor to Seattle to attend the
I- Ik * Annual picnic.
Htisiuess and Industrial Girl*' Con
ference held at Gearhart
Mi** I *udor Moi ton entertained fot
Rev Richard H ill and sistei. Mis* the plrasttre ot the younger society set
Francis I ec Hill passed back through Thur*ila\ exciting at her home oil
Portland from Seattle. Monday, en Woodward \\emir
\ irv T~
W hitfield had as Fer
Mrs C. M Phelps of Rend, Oregon,
guests for luncheon last l-'riday. July passed through Portland last week cn
W H ERE TO BU Y T H E AD VO CATE
17, Rev W D Carter of Pasedena and route to Seaside
Mesdames J R Davison and Young
During the week we received num
Rev Carter is Mrs W h itfield s e\
F. G. Ifroadhrad of Tacoma, for
A t the Advocate office, 211 Macleay erous calls about the Advocate being
If Uncle Sam helps Germany he pastor, having attended his church inori, of Portland spent several days route to California
M.
building.
late. This we appreciate very much will tell the rest of Europe in so many »h e n she resided in Seattle
( #rtte\ a I \ ey Ita* tetunte«! tit
recently in Portland
trip to ( annoti Bea» h
Mrs. It (ira velie ami son of Oak
Rutherford's Barber Shop. 340 W il- because it indicates that The A d v o words to "keep hands o ff until 1 get
cate is a popularly read new spaper and my money back." and if they do not
land will visit Mrs
(iravelle's pai
liams avenue, in Foster's Pool Hall.
Am ong pleasant callers on the edi
Mrs
Henrietta Marshall was the
M i*
I, Maney wa* buste«« at a
The Elks building. 310 W illiam * when it does not arrive on time, the Weep hands off then we iust as well tor o f I'he Advocate this week was a ; gue*t of Mrs W C$ llird at luncheon rut* lin e. Mr and Mr*, bred Hollen Inrthday party at bei Itome July 2 1 ,
subscribers miss it. Most of the calls start Westinghoitse and other indus party of ladies from Washington, D C\
avenue.
July 23
Mrs Marshall left Wedncs
honoring ber linee \rut old daughtrr,
M r* Fmina Hall Robert*. Mi and
Medley Hotel Restaurant. Interstate »e r e ior that reason, but there were trial plants making ammunition W ar \mong the nutnher were Mrs Jennie day for Longview, Wtt. to pass several
( oustattcr Jeatte.
Rcfrraltiucnt» con*
! Mrs. Jahe/ Lee. M i** Inetta Hank*.
other calls. Some called by way of « i l l then be but a question of a few Browne 1 re. Mrs. Maude 11. Jones
Avenue (in Medley H otel).
days with Mr and Mr*. Lynch llrown,
* 1 > t e « I of tee crcatu, and a beautiful
I
Mrs
Maude
(».
Jones
and
Miss
I
<iu
ia
gossip and criticism; some went even short months
Pittsburgh Courier.
and Mrs. F.mtna Hall Roberts and sis time honored friends.
Friendship Pool H a ll Sixth, near
pink and white cnke macie by Mrtf
; 1' Hall all of Washington. D C on
so far as to suggest cutting off their
ter. These ladies are touring the west
— —— • o —"»
- —-
Glisan (W e s t Side).
a
tour
o
f
the
West
stopped
over
at
paper. One, a woman who had just
R E S O L U T IO N
having come to Portland and other
Mrs. Coretha Lovell returned July
Holliday and Holliday, 125 North
i
Portland.
<
Oregon.
Monday
and
l
ues
paid for her six-year subscription, an
northern points from San Francisco 27, from Yankton where she passed a
Sixth street.
They have
other. an old time subscriber. These
W H E R F .A S it ha- pleased Almighty- where they attended the W orld C.F. week or more as the guest of Mrs ; day after visiting Seattle
hrst two, we regretted but the rest— Providence to remove from our midst, Convention. It was through the cour l.elia Thornton, on the Johnson ranch I vi*ited the Grand Canyon, Los Angele»
Pasadena am! San Francisco, where
well, they were miles behind with their our dearly
N O T IC E T O S U B S C R IB E R S
beloved
member
and tesy of Mrs. Rachael Hcllard that they
Bririoniris ibi' \\ il«’ of V. II.
payments and just like folk who won't brother Rev. J \V. Andcson, and were the guests of the editor who
!■ iiv Holmes honored Messrs Jul-j they attended the International t on
vention
of
Christian
I
ndeavor
pay
their
bills—
they
complain
They
l ail-rit in IMiil;nlrilplii;i ;
ian
ami
Prentice
Price
at
luncheon
on
During the months o f August and
whereas we feel that his place can drove them out in her car
Am ong
On the return trip to the Fast thev
September. t93t, T h e Advocate » i l l complain most of all for the purpose never he filled, therefore be it resolved interesting poxjt* the party visited July 29 after a very strenuous tennis
Suiti lo Itavi* Kriririmtl
will visit Yellow stone Park, ('.dorado
of hiding their own deficiencies
Covers were placed for six.
be published every other week.
that we bow in humble submission to while in Portland were the Columbia match
Springs.
Denver.
Salt
Lake
City
and
S.‘t."».0(MI
from Rotami
N
ow
it
takes
m
oney
to
publish
a
I take this step in order to cut down
Ri\er H ighw ay as far as C a s c a d e ---------------------
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on the great expense involved in pub newspaper and lots of it. W e have sympathy with his family.
Locks, the T e rw illig e r and the Sane-
Mrs Clara Pickett writes the editor t hicago.
llavri» in “ Sri|||riiiiriiir\
lishing which remains the same altho to pay every week for publication
tuary o f Our Sorrowful Mother The ,f Fhe Advocate that she is having a
Members
Shiloh
Baptist
Church.
Mr*
Beatrice
Camiady
accompanied
whether
we
are
paid
or
not.
W
e
have
cut down very materially on their ad-
ladies are all distinguished club, church great time with relatives and friends
Philadelphia, I V , July 24
Mia»
entertaining her in Denver She Ie*t by her *on George and Mi*% Katherine ( ‘ry.ntal Byrtl, ex Y worker o f New
during these months leading merchants to put out loads o f money. It is diffi
and social leaders.
I
rankliu
and
Yattcy
Franklin
motored
cult.
too.
when
people
owe
bills
to
on the 211th for other points on her
vertising space, which, as you know, is
York and Boston, once reported ti» In*
to Spirit Fake ('amp, Wn. early Sun
I f each one who
tour
the greatest source of income to a us and won't pay
engagcd ti» Roland IfaypH, timor, ami
Mrs. Henrietta Marshall i i the re-
day morning and »pent the day
I\an
is delinquent would pay his subscrip
newspaper.
to bave »urti bini f«»r breach «>f proni
feiepent o f numerous social courtesies
I further make this retrenchment be tion for one year— just a mere $2.50,
Mrs. Ada M cGill is sponsoring a ( annady who has been there for hi* i»«\ Infam e thè bride «»f Arthur HufT
St. Louis, July 24.— Rev. John F. among her many white friends of the
j delicious chicken dinner today at Zion \ acation since school dosed, returned Fau*et, Principal o f S in gerly Sehool,
cause I am in great need of some rest we would be able to meet our obliga
Moreland, Jr., who was recently re I Catholic faith
with them
I church.
which it is utterly impossible for me tions when they are due. But we call
thi« city. I mm t wook.
appointed presiding: elder o f the Mis-
to take, publishing every week as I and call and we are put off and put
They left irumedintely fo r Mexico
Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter entertained
Miss Jennie Dora Grayson was host-
off. Oftimes in the same breath that
have been doing.
ri their honeymoon on thè S. S Sibony
the Zion club Friday. July 17 with a
MRS.
ZEPi
1A
BAKER
ess last night at a dancing party in
In my effort to best serve you and a debtor tells us he cannot pay $2.50
w h er» Mr Fauset will eolie» t folk lore
delicious supper and delightful musi
honor of her brother, G V. Grayson.
myself. I desire your continued, hearty he also gives us an account o f an
BEAUTICIAN
IMam* for th«* future are not decide«!
cal program at her elaborate apart
Jr and Miss Nellie and Duncan Allen
cooperation which I know I shall have. elaborate function which he has just
M i«« Byrtl w a» reported a« being
Specializing In
ments in South Portland. The pro
Yours for the cause.
pulled. W e have many o f those kind
engagé«! to Rohm«) Haye«. The publir
A ll Lines of Beauty W ork
gram consisted o f a piano solo by
M ist Mable Byrd was the guest of
B E A T R IC E C A N N A D Y .
on our books who owe us and have
'va « shock od to learrt Mr lla y e « had
C J Walker T oilet Goods
Mis* Julia Mae Blanchard and vocal
Editor-Publisher for the past several years. So when
honor at a joint party Thursday of
settimi for £15,000 or ther» al>out* on
fur sale
-
by Mi>* Bernice W illiam . Mis*
the member* of the L * per an to Break
your paper is late look up and see if
ber, in lieti o f a breach o f promise
Emily Jane Caston and Robert Price
fa*t Club, The Literary Research and
you haven't been late in paying your
•uit.
Puring thè pani sumnter, Miss
3 lf> W illianiN
the Old R »»e Club held at the home
bills.
Byrd spent mirri* tinte in Masnachu-
Garner V
Grayson. Jr. of Los of Mr* Frank Adams in Alberta The
MUnlock tom
sett« with Mr Fausett, «uminering
Srgcle«. i» spending hi, vacation with
affair wa* very enjoyable.
thè re.
A N E W PAPER
. hi* parents at 971 East 21st st. N
Mr.
A large number of guests were pre*
The Advocate acknowledges with
Grayson is here from I.o* Angeles
ent.
Miss Byrd discused the economu
keen
appreciation
a
copy
of
"T
h
e
Interest in "flag-pole sittings” and
»h ere he is engaged in the practice of
problem a* it affected the N egro in
marathon dancing has waned. But the Ethiopian W o rld ” published at De
Yon can Easily have a Long Healthy Growth of
hi. profession— pharmacy.
America and answered many question*
"preaching marathons" are here and troit Michigan. It is a w ell printed
on
the
subject
Miss
Byrd
left
Friday
have their listeners
Rev. Brown, a i-column. 4-page newspaper. A lonzo
Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilson
returned
for the beach to spend a few days
N egro minister o f Washington D.C., D Pettiford, L .L .B , is its editor; W m .
home Thursday from a six-day visit
with her sister
She will also pass
H.
Ferris,
A.M
.,
Associate
editor;
J.
preached a sermon fo r 12 hours, and
to Seattle. She reports having had a
F U L L OF
few days in Seattle before returning
was followed by the Rev. Flutterer, A. Craigen, mgr. and editor and Grace
delightful time.
home August 10.
Hollywood, who out-talked his C ol Cothron, circulation manager
Mrs. l-.liie Reynolds assisted Mr*
W e extend to the "W o r ld ” a hand
ored brother by 8 hours
F lutterer
Mr-. Turuner o f Pasco. Washington
A N D
Frank Adams in serving the guests
talked 20 hours He began talking at of welcome and wish it success on its
souri annual conference o f the A. M. -pent several days last week in Port
6:00 o'clock Sunday morning and fin venture.
W e take it that the pro
W h ile here she
E. Zion Church, began his year’s work land on business
Mrs. Ida Finch of Seattle was the
ished at 2:00 o’clock Monday morning. moters are very optimistic in view of
DuriiiK thr past 10 year* in m>
at Metropolitan A. M. E. Zion Church called of Mr- U. S Reed at her home,
inspiration for a beautiful garden
He took no food or drink o f any kind the fact that it has entered upon the
hm ilquartrr» at WaihiiiKton, I
•to
Tibbetts
street
and
spent
all
even
on Sunday, July 19, preaching at 11
hav. treated every form of
and said he fe lt better at the end o f journalistic field
hen business is at a.m. and at 8 p.m. Rev. Moreland is ing in 1 riday Mrs Turner is Mr party Thursday at the home of Mrs.
scalp diseaso and every kind of
Bracher on Fast 21st and Hancock
his sermon than when he began.— its worst. I f The W o rld can make it
the son o f the late Rev. John F. M ore Heed's landlady when he stops over
hair. In all niy work \ have re
St». She gave a beautiful talk on the
Oregon Journal.
now, its success is assured
lied absolutely
upon
C LKO
land, Sr., who served as pastor o f the in Pasco. Mr Reed is a railway mail
Bahai revelation.
f
H A IR
G RO W ER to
aoften
Metropolitan Church and as secretary- clerk running lietween Portland and
beautify and r t o w hair- I have
n o t ic e
treasurer o f the M inisterial Brother Pa sco.
/ \ ccn / n j o ii
depended upon CLKO S C A L P
Yfrs. J. L. Caston was hostess to
hood and R elief Department
FOOD to cure or relieve every
the Searchlight club Thursday evening
A n y one desiring to reach the editor
kind o f noalp di*ea*e, to feed
Rev. Moreland form erly pastured in
Interesting reports of the Northwest
July 2't, at the parsonage
the aealp and keep it healthy —
o f The Advocate call GArfield 7523
Portland, Oregon.
Federation of Colored W om en's Con
(
and upon C I. K O K X T R A
for appointment either at her residence
vention held recently in Everett. W n ,
H E A V Y T A R SH A M PO O to
The editor and associate were din
or over town. Any one wishing to
were made Tuesday night at the regu
keep the hair and «ralp sweet
ner
guests
Friday
afternoon
o
f
James
leave news io f The Advocate while
and clean. These CLKO pro
lar bi-monthly meeting o f the Narcis
Madley at the W hite House restaurant
duct* have never failed me in ■
over town kindly drop through mail
sus Club held at the home o f Mrs
aiiif(lo case. Thousand* o f wo
in Salem where they went on business.
E U G E N IA S T E W A R D JO NES
box at 214 Stark street.
Place in
Elizabeth \\ ikon on Hood street. R e
Hair and Scalp Authority of W ■ h men are using my homo treat
envelope addressed to The Advocate.
port. »e r e gisen by Mrs. Shepard, the Mr. Madley w ill soon leave fo r the
ments. They w rit, me every
ington, P. C. Founder o f eleo.
Am
erican
Legion
Convention
He
also
day saying their hair ia grow
W e have made this arrangement in
Miss Mable Byrd, Portland girl club , president and Mrs. Katherine
spent
a
few
days
in
Portland
this
ing
longer
and
aofter
and
that
their
scalp diienses are being cured
order to cut down expenses during the
spoke at Bethel church Sunday m orn -i
-j^ Gray. The latter also told o f and ex-
rapidly.
week.
lained
dull season.
the
elaborate
program
ar
ing
Miss Byrd is a teacher at Fisk P
LO N G ER. S O F T E R H A IR IN .10 D AYS. A N D YO U R S C A L I
University. She form erly was secre ranged for Mrs Sallie Stewart, N a
D ISK ASK S C l RED OR M O NEY BACK
Miss Florence Russel, Los Angeles
tary o f the local Y.W .C .A. branch; tional President. Other business was
school ma am who has hern visiting
The Oldest Negro Business In Portland Is . . . .
transacted.
Sand today for a jar o f my CLKO H A IR G RO W ER, S C A L P
later she went'To New Y ork and en-
FOOD or K X K A H E A V Y T A R SH AM POO, whichever one
Beatrice ( annady was a guest and Miss N ellie Allen left by airplane
gaed in Y work.
From New York
your head needs. Send for all three if you need them. Uae them
for Seattle to visit other friends.
she went to Geneva where she at was called upon for a few w ord» to
according to my instruction* for .30 days and if your hair ia not
tended the League o f Nations and con the club ladies to which she responded.
longer and aofter i f you haven’t a growth o f new hair, and if your
J he hostess served an elaborate re
*c*!p trouble has not been cured or greatly relieved, write nie and
Published Every Saturday fo r the Past Twenty-Six Years!
tributed illuminating articles about
I will immediately refund your money— but send toilav.
what she saw and heard to leading port consisting of fried chicken, pota
Publishers o f “ The Advocate” — A 16-Page Newspaper
toes.
vegetable
salad,
hot
biscuit»,
magazines. Miss Byrd, while in New
F A C E H I.K A M I
In Two Sections!
It’a your fault if other wo
York before coming to Portland, was punch, ice cream and cake and candies
m.n have lighter, clearei
M'-rt* every second and
elaborately entertained by some of I birtcen ladies sat down to the beauti
Manager
skin than youra.
Lighten
fully appointed table.
fourth Friilav r""ning»
New Y o rk ’s leading citizens.
on. .hade first night. Marl
in each month at the
coupon below— aend today.
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ELKS NEW HALL
bred Walker, leader in the local In
Williams
Avenue
and
A lex C offey is engaged in pie mak
A G E N T S SE N D *3.50
ternational Labor Defense and Com
McMillan St.
for 10 fast selling Cleo lln
ing and has a spic-'n-span delivery car
munist circles and Miss Lila Saaric
and Beauty Producta. Ordì
which brings the tasty pastry right to
blank* and everything read
were married Friday morning by Rev.
K. D. CANNADY, C.C.
your door. It is said said he is doing
Office Phone: BRoadway 1885
to
start business.
W R. Lovell at the A.M.F. Zion par
W Y A T T W WILLIAMS, K. ..f R. S.
a lucrative business.
Ciao Beauty Producta Co
430 HOYT STREET :: Portland, Oregon
sonage in the presence of a few friends
S21 23rd St., N.K..
of both race.».
Washington, D.C.
I.R O W I'R 50e S C A L P FOOD (15c
ON BEING LATE
MISS BYRD CRYSTAL WEDS
Rev, J. F. Moreland
Now In St. Louis. Mo.
“PREACHING
MARATHONS"
NOW IN VOGUE
»tununttttttu
HAIR
STRENGTH
BE AU TY
:
fur Smo
o f Pipe
( ‘¡Garetti
MISS BYRD ADDRESSES CHURCH
The Advocate Publishing Co-
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Holliday 8i Holliday
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::
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Gantlsmen; Pleas* aend me Producta I have marked X after.
Hair Grower and Beautifler 50c
Vanishing Cream
.............. 79c
Scalp Food ........................ 65c
Lemon Cleansing C ream .. 79c
Extra Heavy Tar Shampoo 65c
Wrinkle Cream ................. 97c
Bald Spot A Templa Grower 50c
Aristocratic Brown Face
Faca Bleach ....................... 60c
Powder. 4 Shades ............ 79c
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