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ORGANIZATION DEFENDS
AND DONORS PROF. MILLER
I»Y J M. JAMISON. L U M.
Oregon ('<»1«. Section 10082 WHO
la Oualifiad lo mah* a Will. — Kvcry
person of tweaty-ou« year» of » « « and
upward«. of aouml mimi may by laat
Will, d evi«« all lila •■Into, roal ami
l>er«onal. aavlna to th» widow h»r
dower. A peraon la generally hold to
be of aouml mimi ami lo hnvo loam
manlnry rapio lty. If In- uinloraiamla
the liuallioaa In which bn la engage^
al the limn thn objorl of hla bounty.
Ilia alalo of hla bounty, Ihn alni» of
hla property ami In furl Ima farulllna
•ufflilcnt to nimble him to dlapoan ol
hla property according lo hl» own
will aminlnulrn. In deciding upon the
rnparlly of a loalator to make hla
will. It la llm aoumlnoaa of mimi and
not thu pari Imitar alala of bodily
Inalili limi la lo be allendrd to II"
latter mixbl be In a alalo of «streme
I in bea ill t y ami yet he may poaaeaa auf
fb leni underalandlng to dlrorl how
hla property atmll he dlapoaed of Old
■go, alrkneaa, dlatrnaa or debility of
body do not Inraparltato,
provided
the leatulor baa poaanaalon of hla
menial faculties and understand« lha
buaineaa In which he la engaged The
real point In laaue la tealaineiitary
raparlly or Incapacity at the precian
dale of I lo* trattane lion. Whai hla men
tal comllllon waa before and after
•lerullna Ibn will la only Important
«a II throwa Habt upon hla tnlud and
•bows Ila actual rondltlou when thn
will waa executed
Doctor A. Horbort Miller Honored In I
Sociological
Society. Outapokan In
Ballafa Cauae Hi« Hamoval
FOURTH GLORIOUS WEEKI
’ Murle DKKHHI.KK In
"EM M A"
WaahltiRlon. I» r — Thn American
Sociological Society haa elected to Ila
MM lit Iv. . m in ili. . lu 11, i bel t A
FOX PARAMOUNT
Miller, of Oberilo, O , aa a proleat a-
rainal Ihn action of the Ohio Htate
"NO ONE MAN"
University In ouallfiK him aa proies- With CAHOI.K I.OMIIAHI). Haul
■or Of aoelnloKy hecauae of hla l^lewa
l.ukuN and Itlcardo Cortez ., Plus
on Ihe miuallly of run-» The a<M-lety Function and Marco's "Llmehnuae
also adopted reaolulloua commemllnr
Nights" another lllg llroadway
III .1 K lln rillv , Ohio Stale I 1 II l Ve I
Show.
Ity profeaaor. for hla "courageous
aland for academic freedom" In oppos-
FOX BROADWAY
I nr the oliatimi of hla former col
league Menili.-ra aald Itr Miller waa
Ruth CHATTERTON and f*aul
dlnmlaaed for hla "free expression of
Lukaa in
oplnloua on the race question"
"TOMORROW and TOMORROW"
It will be recalled by Advocate
madera that It waa llr. Miller who
FOX HOLLYWOOD
took hla ciana In sociology to a latito
Nauru unlveralty and durimi the viali
■onte membera of hla clava danced
with memlirra of the Negro .achool
A reumi of "roasting" for Itila freedom
waa given Ihe profeaaor who. while
offering no objection to the aoctnl
happening, disclaimed any consent to
It.
"HIGH-HATTING" OFFICIALS
When I waa In thn legislature, 1
¡waa very much amused with the apt-
rlt of egotism that seemed to doml-
nate a number of the membera. lie
fore they were aware of It, and with
out meaning to do ao. many were
"high-hatting" their conslltutenla.
An onlooker would Imagine that the
I legislature« were the salt of the earth.
May a Husband Contract Away an,|
-i,-d from the Most lllgh
II
Hla Curtaay Flights?— The fact that was a form of self mesmerism appar
a husband agreed with hla wife not
„p t„,| p,« arrogant salon«
to claim curtesy In her lands. In con- | |mY,.
rved in other elective fodles
sequence of which she did not deed Hl„|
discerned the same symp-
them to certain person» but devised „in« «i„„i,* «t my colleague», aa well
iio-m in b. i win. ............ . «atop him aa In othei publb officials
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from claiming curtesy even though he
|n ( h,. phraseology of the American
allowed such persona to take ipoasea- |n<lInn. I call thla "had medicine "
•ion of the land, for the contract l'i\ | r Average Citizen resents thla aort
wholly void and no one has changed ,,f things.
lie not only reaeuta It.
any poaltluu reliance on at.
t,ut remember«» It. Referring again
——
to Ihe language of Ihe redakln. Ihe
aforesaid Mr A CltUen haa a tom
When Will Revoked Oy Marriage nhnwk ready and will go out of hla
And Birth Of laau*.— If, after making WNV to scalp the public official who
a will disposing of the whole estate snubbed him
of the testator, such testator «hull
Moral:
Come off your high horse
marry and die leaving laaue by aurli before you gel dragged off.
marriage horn In him after hla death.
such laaue ah,'.11 be provided for In •PEARLY GATES" BIG HIT
the will, and no evidence aitali lie re
IN A TLA N TA GEORGIA
celvrd lo refute the presumption of
such revocation.
Raligloua
White
Church Sponsors
Muilcal
Eatravaganza At Civic
Auditorium.
Law of Piace, When To Govern.—
Any person not an Inhabitant of. hut
Atlanta. Gn . Jan S t - Having recent
owning property, real or personal. In ly returned after triumphant aucceaa
this state, may devise or bequeath
jn th,. North, where they won high
•iirh property by lust will eaecuiod
and outstanding
recognition.
(If real estate be devised) according |M.»lde« glowing
tributes from Ihe
lo tile law« of thla slate, or In »he
,. very where. Frederick Hull pre
County . Stale or territory In which Mnll,d " Pearly Galea" on January
«he will may be executed.
jj ,), ,,t the City Auditorium, sponsor-
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ed by Ihe Pour® do I-eon Haptlat
Church (while) with great »urce*s
Share of Attesting Legatee With
This composite cast, supplied by the
out Will, May Taka Under Will.— musical departments of Morris llrown
Where a witness of thla kind would mid Clark Universities, supplemented
he entitled lo any «bare In the teats-' by member« of various city church
tor's estate, the will should not be ca choirs retell« a story that never grow«
tuhllahcd then ao much of the estate old: Ihe «tory of obstacles In the path
aa would have descended or would of God a children In their untiring
have been distributed to auch witness Journey toward their Heavenly home
shall he saved to him us will not ex III the camp meeting scene the Negro
ceed Ihe value of the bequest made spirituals are decided ly touching, full
to him In Ihe will in proportion to of tenas emotion and quite befitting.
The play comprise« 300 voices and
and out of the parts devised and be
.In rlnclpnta Under the superb direc
queathed to him
tion of Mr Hall. Ihe repeated per-
form ane al th- City Auditorium en
Joyed n splendid recopilen.
Who May Disposa of Personalty by
Will. — Kvory peraou over the age of
eighteen yenra, of amimi mind, may
by last will, dispose of hla goods and
chattels
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Bradford
Clothes $25.00 to
Shop
$45.00
"Vt'hcrr Young M m Huy"
UNITED ARTISTS
BOBBY MAY BE CHOSEN
Mated amongst the candidates who
have no "excellent" chance to repre
Iseut the United Slate« In ihe Olympic
ramea to be held In M>* Angele«. Cal
ifornia. next summer, la Hobby Robin
son. well known and dearly beloved
athlete at the Unlveralty of Oregon
"llohhva picture was among other
to gra. e the sporta page« of Portland
I dallies this w eek
The Kiddles Itythm Hand concert
win surceaafully repeated to a large
ami appreciative audience at the Y.
on Wednesday night.
The annual banquet and Interracial
meeting la scheduled to lie held Feb
201 h at « 30 I*. M
Miss Dolore« ilurdlne will have
charge of the Vesper services tomor
row afternoon.
Devotional« will be conducted by
Otto Rutherford
A piano solo will be given by Kies-
nor (Jragg and Miss Oran- Steinbeck
will apeak on china.
The colored Trojan basket ball team
will play the f'hlneae Dragona In a
benefit game at Ihe Central Y M C
A January 30th ftonight i at 7 o'clock.
JOYMAK ERS CONVENE
Mias Geraldine Jefferson, waa host
ess to the regular meeting of the Joy-
makers Club on last Thursday even
ing at the home of her ancle and aunt,
Mr and Mr«. Jamea Braggs, In Irving
ton An enthusiastic aeaalon waa en
R IN K YD IN K S PLAY AT THEATRE joyed, aa well aa delicious refresh
On laat Friday night, the Rlnky- ments.
Dlnka played at the Egyptian Theatre
on Grand Avenue at Morrison street. ENJOY8 BRIOGE
Mrs. Pollyanna Reed, of 303 Cherry
street w.ta among the many matrons
BAHAIS MEET
The Portland Bahai Assembly held to attend a bridge demonstration at
its regular meeting on last Friday e- the J. K Gill Book store on 'ast
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dorot.v
venlng at the Terminal Sales Bldg.
Stanford was the attractive and effi
cient demonstrator.
LODGE MEETS
At the close of the special lesson,
Enterprise Chapter, O. E S. will the ladles played at fifteen tables.
convene next Wednesday night at the
Ruael stret hall. Every member la ur SKATING POPULAR
ged to be present.
A large group of the younger social
set gathered at the home of Mias Cora
Franklin, 1405 East Davis street on
JACKIE RODGERS TO MEET JIM laat Wednesday and had the greatest
fun at roller skating In the streets. A
MIE MACK IN PHILADELPHIA
few spills, not serious, added zest to
the sport.
Coming Youngster of Philadelphia It
Now, science hat studied ordi
Espectcd
To
Make
It
Tough
For
nary people leading normol
Jackie, Who Shows For The Firat LEAES BY BOAT
live» and hoi proved that thoie
Mrs Marlon Brown left on last
Tima In The City.
gargling with liiterine twice a
Tuesday by boat for Loa Angeles. f'aL.
day hod 66% fewer coldi
Pittsburgh. Pa., Jan. I t — (W P S )— after having passed several months in
Articles were signed yesterday for a Portland as the house guest of Mrs.
than thoie who did not uie it.
10-round match between Jackie Rod H. A Dukes In Mount Tabor. She for YOUNG FOLK HAVE PARTY
This it become full - strength
gers and Jimmie Mack In Philadel merly resided In Portland.
Miss Eunice Mott, entertained a co-
Liiterine killi the common cold
phia. The show will be staged by Jn<>
jterie of her little friends at a party
germ»—almoit instantlyl And
lltinu at the Cambria A. C. on January HAS DELICIOUS LUNCHEON
Mrs. Pilkington was hostess at a de yesterday afternoon at the home of
coniequently, when germ»
nth.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Reed.
Little Is known snout Jimmie Mack licious benefit luncheon on Thursday 940 Tibbetts street. Most of the guest I
have made your throat tore,
noon at her home In Irvington.
except
that
he
is
an
excellent
boxer
you can kill the germi ond re
Proceeds will be used to promote were graduates from local grammer .
and a hard hitter. He is popular in
lieve your throat by gargling
schools.
Philly because of h!s aggressiveness. the cause of world peace and unity a-
liiterine. Lambert Phormacol
This bout Is the first in six months mong mankind.
MISS LEWIS HOSTESS
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
for Jackie. He emerges from his
Miss Kate Lewis was hostess last
Intountain retreat at St. Michaels with BRIDCE CLUB PLAYS
ndded weight, and generally Improved | The Lillian Bridge Club was delight night to an Informal bridge and whist
G a rg le Full-Strength
on Wednesday of party at the home of her mother. Mrs.
condition. This will be his first oppor fully entertained
tunity to show In Philadelphia. It is this week by Mr*. W. A. Strawder of B. J. Fuller, of 389 Tibbetts street.
North. On next Wed* Four tables were In progress to a late
also Ills first opportunity to demon 619 Ea
strate whether he has regained the ' nesday. Mrs. C. F. Cantrlll will be the hour. The hostess served refresh
old fighting form which canaed him ¡hostess for the club's meeting at her ments.
tw ice a d a y
to be dabbed “ Pittsburgh'» best gate 1 residence on East Salmon street.
ENTERTAIN AT “ 500"
attraction".
¡MRS BOGLE HOSTESS
Professor and Dr. J. Matllsky were
Mrs. Bonnie Bogle will be the host hosts at "500” on Wednesday night,
ess for the regular meeting of the Lit complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
erary Research Club on next Friday Franklin. At midnight a delicious Rt.s-
sian-American lunch was served. Play
at her home.
ing was again resumed and lasted un
PLAY BRIDGE
til four o’clock in the morning when
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Duke, of Mount the guests departed.
I'er/cd F unenti Service
| Tabor invited in a few friends on last
Friday evening to play bridge at two CLUB RESUMES ACTIVITY
tables. The evening was passed de- i The Culture Club of which Mrs.
MRS. BEATRICE REED
' lightfully.
Estelle Williams is president, has re
Lady Attendant
sumed its activity after taking a va- j
cation. The next meeting will be held S
OREGON BELLES MEET
-a t—
Mrs. Charles Mumford was hostess at the home of Mrs. Ruth Flowers on :
MILLER A TRACEY MORTUARY
*to a meting of the Oregon Belles on Victoria street next Monday. Election
last Thursday evening at her beautiful of of'leers wtU be the principal fea- j
May be reached by calling Ihe Fu
ture of the meeting.
bungalow at 1361 East Lincoln St.
neral Parlors or her home, Selwood
5475. She will be pelnacd to serve you,
RETURNS SOUTH
MOTHER RETURNS SOUTH
relieving you of much anxiety nml
Mr. and Mrs. Porter, relatives of -
Mrs. Boyce Strrln's mother who ha«
worry In your hour of bereavement
been In Portland for a year, returned Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Blackburn wl'l ;
leave
tueaday by motor car for Los
to her home in the south, recently.
MRS. REED has proven such a
Angeles. They have made many ac-
help, not only lo her employers,
— n-* f-ienda during tbeT
DA*'CE GUESTS
but to the Colored Patrons in gen
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilbur Holmes stay In Portland who wish them God
eral.
that during Ibe past two
were the guests of Toby Johnson at speed and hone for them succ-ss In
years MILLER * TRACEY h ue
the Rinkv Dinks dance last Monday their undertakings wherever they may
handled 90 per cent of Ihe Colored
night at Russel street hall.
be.
Funerals.
MRS. MARTIN VERY ILL
Mrs Alice Martin, la reported to be
quite III at the realdenre of her ne
phew. Charles Strain on Kan Rafael
street.
R ed uces COLDS
66%
and relieves
SORE THROAT
L I S T E R I NE
MILI,ER & TRACEY
MRS WASHINGTON HOSTESS
"»s-»
C ob under leader
ship of Mrs. R. H. Camp, will hold its
meeting with Mrs. Mable Wash
ington. h o«*-«« at her home. 118 7th
street cm February 3rd.
W \SHlNGTON STREET
Between 20th and 21st
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while prices are at their lowest. Call
Slrcct
Successors to E. li ich arti sott linftunfíc 7 ransfer
JIM HENDERSON (the Blind Man)
for all kinds of fuel at all prices
Tile Oldest Negro Business In Portland I« . . . .
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NOTED AT W INTER CARNIVAL
Among *ho»e se«n at the o.-vo|ne
of the winter soorta at Mt. Hood on
Sundsv were Mr and Mrs Guy W i’
bur Holm»* and l^*e Grigsby. wt>'
known entertainer «nd orchestra lead
er at Berg Chalet. Thp Holmeses were
the guests of Mr. Grigsby.
Other noted at the winter play
ground were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker
and Mr. and Mrs. M. Cheasley.
v o t l « '« F<0| k FPG* IC.
!v«o Csoo-dy we« ho«t to the aeptel
meofinir of the Adventurers Club on
Inst Thursday evening at Ihe home of
his parents in Irv'nvtnn A lnree num
her of the voting folk attended and en
joyed dancing cards and delicious re
freshments whleh were served by Ihe
host assisted by his mother.
U s e G a s e o U n q u o te s
No Ashes
GRADUATES
Amons sweet girls to graduate or.
Jan—>rv -ath frrm 'oral h rh schools
is Miss Thelma Johnson. Miss John
son is well known for her drawings
and paintings, some of which have
been purchased by the noted tenor,
Roland Hayes.
Club will
* hold its next meeting at the home of D!ME AT CREGLc TEA ROOM
Mrs. Gaskins on S23 Union Avenue N.
Mr. and Mr*. Jerome Franklin will
preside at a no-host turkey dinner to
FAVORITE FIGHTER TO WED
morrow. Sunday, afternoon » : the new
The marriage of Miss Jeanette Mor Creole Tea Room. 300 East Broadway
edith to Mr Ray McQuillan, favorite Reservations have been made for nine.
fighter, has benn anni'-inc-d f-'« F b
—« »*•• »"d Mrs Franklin. Miss
18th. The ceremony will take place at Catherine Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. (
the home of the bride on Union Are.
.u.s. J. W. Latimer.
O-'oree ’ st'mer and George Cannady
who arrived last night to pass th»
FAM ILY DINNER ENJOYED
home, 'ihe newly onened
Mrs W. G. Bird, of 681 Gantenbein
Avenue was hostess on Friday. Jan. eating-place is run by Mr. and Mrs. A.
22ml at a family dinner for the pelns- V. Childress, proprietor».
ure of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cowes, of
Al!en8W-orth. California. Mr. and Mrs
Cowes left on Mend-v for their b--*ee
.
'rn-'o** nth- rs t-- honor the visitors
{ during their stay here, was Mrs. K
-a Fair
In Two Section«!
r
(By Mrs. Rosalie Bird-Holmes)
- .. Phone Murdock lìti« ___
GOES SOUTH TO VIBIT SISTER
I Garner V. Grayson, well known and
¡highly respected citizen, will leave oa
next Tuesday, February 2nd, for Jack-
son. Mississippi, hit old home, to visit
hla only slater. Miss Jennie Grayson.
70, who a In declining health He will
motor aa far as Los Angeles with Mr.
and Mrs Porter. In the tatters' car. A f
ter visittng with hla son Garner Gray-
•on. who resides in la>s Angeles, he
will go on to Phoenix. Arizona where
he will pass a few days with hla old
friend. Dr J A. Merrtman. who far-
merly resided In Portland Mr. Gray
son will visit briefly In New Orleans ON SICK LIST
Among those on sick Hat this week
before resuming hla trip to Jackson
He plans to be away about two
of, 303 i’b«7 > r •tr«Tl :
8 D. Porter wjio la Improving at Ihe
months
Good Samaritan Hospital and Mrs. I.
L. Davison.
VISITS OLD HOME
Mrs Ethel Reese passed a few days CALLERS
recently In Tacoma, her old borne.
, Among prominent callers at Tha
Advocate office recently were Rev. O.
DINNER HOSTS
8. Thomaa-Lewla and Rev J D. WII-
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jamison were son.
boats at a delicious chicken dinner on
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laat Sunday complimenting Mr« L. K. COACH VISITS ADVOCATE
Weeks. Additional guests were Mr.
Roy (Spec) Keene, head of the phy-
and Mr». Jerome Franklin who were steal education department at Willam-
the week-end guests of the Jamisons, ette University, Salem. Oregon was a
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pleasant caller at The Advocate office
MRS. HOOD VISITS
on laat Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Eioise Hood-Booker, of Oak-
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land. California. Is her- vUdlng her RUTH HAS COLORED CELL-MATE
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hood, of
Mr" Roth Judd, who Is on trial In
Lents, Oregon Mrs Booker recently » murder case In Phoenix. Arizona,
married and wm
to re has • colored cell-mate, also an aileg-
slde She will no doubt be th< motive ed murderess, by the name of Mr«
of much entertaining during her visit -Alice Skaggs, said to come of a prom-
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Inent Houston. Texas family.
MOTOR TO SALEM
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Dr and Mrs DeNorral Unthank, ac- U. S. GRIGGS ELEVATED
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Friends in Portland, of Mr. and Mrs.
Frankllr, and Henry Armistead. mo- U. 3 Griggs, (nee El Rae Maxwell)
tored to Salem last Sunday night to will be pleased to know that In the
visit George Cannady and see Inter- extension program for the new year
national Hour«. They also took sever- of the Golden State Insurance Co.. Mr.
al large boxes of delicious edibles to Griggs has been elevated to Assistant
members of International household Superintendent and returned to the
which were sent by Portland friends head office at Los Angeles. Mr. Griggs
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was In charge of a branch office at
ENJOYS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA San Diego
Mrs. Margaret Cain reports that the
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Symphony Orchestra programs are de- Please Pay Your Subscripion To Th#
lightful. Mrs. Cain has been a regular Advocate. We need The Money as
patroness of the Symphony orchestra Much as Any of Your Creditors.
concerts for a good many years.
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LISTED AFONG THOSE ILL
MR GARNETT PROMOTED
Mrs Mable Henderson Is reported
According to a report reaching The to be 111 and under the care of Dr. Cn-
Aavocate office. Roy Garnett, employ- thank at her home on 60th street,
ed at Angelus Mortuary in Seattle.
•
was recently promoted. Mr. Garnett's
home and family arc In Portland.
G’ RT S FRIENDLY S O C IE T Y ..........
Mrs Th*!**’ « Vnthnnk h "« been cb->
R,n -s -’ll* artv'soe to the Gt**!« F-'-nd-
lv Society which me-ts eTerv Tnes-
<t«v evening at her home on Union
Avenue.
D M »'F P K P HOST AT DINNER
For the nleosure of Mr and Mrs. E.
L .lomlson Mr« J. K. Week« served
a delirious f»!"lly dinner at her home
on last Tuesday afternoon.
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310 N Central
Oklahoma City, Okla
Dept. B