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Newspaper Page Text•alu rd a y. Fe br uar y II, I t 12 ________ __________________________________________________________________ T h e ADVOCATE_____________________________________________________ THEATRES - SPORTS - SOCIETY & WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES SocietY News Briefs ‘L e g a l L iy h t” »IV J. Il JAM1HON. LU B. In fixing tha ammit of feaa, law rara »hnuld avoid charge* which ovaratlmat« their advice and service», aa wall aa the«» which undervalue tham A rllanta alilllly to pay ran M l Justify a char*« In airaaa « I lha ralua of lha service. IhnuKh hla por ar ty may acquire a laaa charge, or nona nl all Tha raaaonahla request» of hrolhar lawyara without ampia mrana, ahould receive «pa. l* I and kindly con sular* U< mi In determining tha amount of tha ........... ! ■ ....... . 111 tha tima and labor required. tha novelty and difficulty of tha quetlona Involv ad and tha wkIII requisite properly to rondurt tha case (2 1Whether tha arrnptanra of employment In tho par ticular raaa will prarludu tha lawyara appaaranra for othara In raaaa llkaty to arlaa out of tha tranaartlon. and In which lliara la a raaaonahla expec- tatlon that ntharwls« ha would ha era- ployad on will Involva tha ioaa of otil ar hualnaaa wlillaamployad In lha par ticular raaa Iwth other rllanta (31 Tha ruatomary chancee of tha har for almllar aarrlcaa Ml Tho amount tnvolrad In tha controvaray and tha hrnaflta raautlllK to tha rllant from tha aarrlcaa (6) Tha character of tha amploymant, whathar raaual or for an aatahllahad and conatant rllant Mra Johnaon of 691 Hood »treat, la conflued at Kinanuel lloapltal to un dergo a major operation Mra Km- mu Waahlnglon and A. Mi Full alatera. of lata Angelea are hare to be with Mra. Johnaon during har lllneaa. • • • lata Kheperd waa on tha alck Hat for a week and noted among vlaltora during hla mnvalearlng ware Meaaera. C. II llakar, Joe Crane and J. N. Cantrell. • • • Mr and Mra luma. of Loa Angelea, Calif., aent Mra. L. K. Week» a large dellrloua rake laat week, In appre elation of har frlendahlp. • • • Dahlia Temple la aponaorlng a gum bn dinner tonight (Saturday l at the home of Mr and Mra. liurt Turner on K lat Street. • • • L. O. I’erk of 30« K. lat 8t. N. haa Juat returned from a 14-day trip eaat. • • • Mra Chrta Smith and family have moved from 21114 Columbia »treat where they realded for many year» to the Morgan Apta. on K. 24th and llurnalde St». a a a Mra. Millie R Trumbull. 1014 Hoi- gate afreet la vlaltlng her alaler, Mra. (By Mra. Rosalie Bird-Holmes) Phone M urdock 1696 ____ ■ . Ml»» Agnes Pugh, of Chicago, 19 Viola, of Oakland passed the week at the home of Mra. Katie Pugh while enroute to Seattle. Ml»» agues Pugh, of Chicago, 13 year old daughter of Junuls Pugh, will arrive In Portland on the 13th Inst., to pa*» an Indefinite time aa the guest of her father and grand mother. t'ontroraralaa ara to ha aroldad by tha lawyara ao far aa ahall ha com- pallida with hla aelf respect and with U y to a , In I l et re 11 I ml . a f t e r h a v i n g hla right to racalra raaaonahla rw- vlalted her alater, Mra. Holmea In rompanaa for hla aarrlcaa. and law- Kanaaa City, Mo. • • • aulta with rllanta ahould ha rnaortad Sherman Pickett, aaya that a ne to only to prorant Injuatice. Impost? phew to whom he aenda the Advocate tlon or fraud. In Alabama, wrltaa In glowing term» -about It and expreaaea great pleaaure ATTEM PTS TO EXERT PERSONAL In reading It each week. INFLUENCE ON THE COURT a a a ■ Mr and Mr» Sherman Pickett had a Chitterllng dinner for the pleaaure of their family Mr. and Mm. L’ . 8. lteed and daughters and Mr. and Mm. Willis Heed and daughter and Mr». Sarah Avery on laat Saturday night Abraham Lincoln at their home, 418 Vancouver Ave. Mm Lillian Lay waa an additional "Aa I would not be alone, ao I would not he a master. This expreaaea guest. my Idea of Democracy. Whatever differs from this, to the extent of tbe The Kenwana Bridge Club recently difference, Is no Democracy" chose Leonard Croaswhite, president; Mra Ruth Mercler, secretary, and Jack Martin, treasurer The other of- firem will be appointed by Mr. Crcaa- wblte. The next meeting of the club will be held with Mr and Mm. Lloyd Flower», on Feb. 18th. Mra. i’ollyann Reed preaented Mr» Jerome Franklin with a beautiful bath ael on Thuraday of laat week. The Vlglantes Club will hold its next meeting at 622 Union Ave, tbe home of Misa Jerome Meredith. Mra Roberta W. Roberta I» at 111 III and confined to her home where aha would be pleaaed to have her trlenda call The Birthday Matrons Club will meet February ISth at the home of Mm. Gaskin on Union Ave. Hill NO A CLIEN T r o R A KICK Marked attention and unaual hoa- pltallty on tha part of a lawyer to a judge, uncalled for by tha peraonal relation» of the partlea. auh)ecl both tha judge and tha lawyer to miaron- atrurtlona of routine and ahould be aroldad A lawyer ahould not com municate or argue prlrataly with tha Judge aa to the merit» of a pending raaa. and he daaarrea rebuke and de nunciation for any drrlre or attempt to gain from a Judge apeelal peraonal ronalderatlon or favor A aelf roa parting Independence In the dlacbarge of prnfeaalonal duty without denial or diminution of eourteay and aelf reaper! due the Judge'» alatlon, la the ony proper foundation for cordial per- aortal and official relation» between bench and bar See those Balloon Sk r£ a low n . balloon sp rin g j Mr Marahall of Wheeler atreet, la reported to be quite 111. Mra. Robert W Roberta la »till III at her home, 397 Kugene St. Some dava ahe feela quite welt and on other» quite to the contrary. Itoth Mr and Mra. Henry Price have been quite III at their home 905 E. loth atreet. At thla writing, how ever, they are both Improved—able to be up but Mr. Price la not yet atrong enough to return to hla em ployment at Montgomery A Ward Co. You re§t when you sleep u n t h t O Mr and Mm Odell IJty have moved from 459 William» Avenue to 292 W il liam» Court. MILLER & TRACEY W. ft llrown la aervlng on tho Jury ;thla month In the Circuit Court It la hla flrat experience In Jury aervlce alnce coming to Oregon. He report« that It la very Intereating. Among caaea tried on which he aerved aa a Juror waa an automobile accident case A mattress Mra Charlea William», of 395 K Flrat St N. waa III laat week. Perfect Funeral Service MRS. BEATRICE REED Lady Attendant Mra. Lucille Morgan. 4*4 Buffalo atreet who haa been III la greatly Im proved. —at— MILLER A TRACEY MORTUARY May he reached by calling the Fu neral Parlor» or her home. Selvood 5475. She will he pelaaed to aerve you. relieving you of much uuxiety and worry In your hour of bereavement. Prince Parlea who waa 111 for a week it her home, 575 Borthwtck st la able to he bnck at hla work for the Pullman Company. Mm W illi« Fltigerald. of 5041 109th St 8. E. haa been III with a aevera cold. MRS. KEEP haa proven such a help, not only to her employer», hut to the Colored Patrons in gen eral, that during the past Iwc yearn MILLER TRACEY have handled 90 per cent of the Colored Funerals. C. FREEM AN BRO TH ERS TR AN SFE R NEW NUMDERS: Reaidrnce Phone CArfield 8019—310 Tillamook Street BRoadvsy “C91 BRoadvvay Successors to E. R ichardson R aggagc T ran sfer NO W IS T IIE T I M E _____ The Olde*t Negro Rii«ineaa In Portland 1 » . . . . to put in your winter fuel supply while prices ¡ire at their lowest. Call The Advocate Publishing Co* PuhlUhrd Everv Salurday for the Paul TwentvSix i'ears! I’uliliaficr« of “ The Advocate” — A 16 -Page iNewspaper JIM HENDERSON (th e Blind M an) fur all kinds of fuel at all prices In Twro Scction»! BEATRICE H. CANNAUY. Manager 92 Kilingsworth Ave., Cor. Mississippi Phone WAinut 1000 rz Special Discount 1 ■ « e . on W e S eU F o r L e s s B eca use W e S eU fo r C a s h The gas range nowadays la the moat attractive of all; It It the making of your kitchen; you like to handle It; It’» a pleasure tl cook on It, roaat or hake In It. Select your» now at thla lempornry discount. Portland Gas & Code Co Sixth and Salmon Sts. 1 ! Theatres INDIANAPOLIS ENTERTAINS Ï&/RD 6 "GREEN FASTURES” W IN BEAUTY CAMAY Mr. Franklin: Tonight we show remembrance. May we make a wish for you. Giving Light to a glowing ember To a soul most kind as you; Faithful kindness you have given us Fond feeling from the heart May friendship that brings us together In eternity ne’er depart. The Soeo o f B e a u tifu l W o ir^r* i, THE EAST IN D IA HAIR GROWER M O R R IS O N FOR THE HOME AND PERSONAL SERVICE EaSt India Please believe us we remain your iru« friends. Prof. A. and Dr. Jeanette Matilsky Mr. and Mm. Charles Morgan are newly and comfortably domiciled at 464 Buffalo atreet in the Marshall residence. F COMPLETE NEW STOCKS OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE Will Promote n KulI Growth of flair Will also K« store the Strength. Vitality amf the Beauty of thv flair f* your Hair ut D.-y an.I Wiry. T r y - May no shadow totK-h your spirit May your heart from pain be free And make all things work to gether For the greatest good to be; you J _______________________________________ ■ INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Feb. 12—Cae of the most outstanding events of ‘‘The Green Pastures" tour was a re ception given for the cast by the Y. The Lillian Bridge Club was the M C A. and the "N erro Art Theater" guest of Mrs. Mable Washington st ____________ _ .. 1 group. Thursday n rht. February 4;h, her home, 118 E. 74th street N. Wed *' st the Y. M C A . building with Mr. nesday afternoon. i Richard B. Harrison ( De Lawd) as FOX BROADWAY 'guest of honor. The entire cast of Steven 'Wright, popular young man F R E A K S ' now showing st the Green Part ires were present as was who has been working from Seattle x Br Broadway Theater with Harry the general stage manager of the com out on the boat, has returned to his I lo Lox. pany, J. A. Curtis A splendid pro- home In Portland and is being royal-' fear **' ------- gram was rendered by some of In- ly welcomed by his boat of friends. FOX PARAMOUNT dianapolis’ mosf talented young peo- Miss Betty Patton, daughter of Mr. ' Marlene DIETRICH with Clive pie. and some of the Green Pastures' and Mrs. J. D. Patton, celebrated her Brook. Anna May Wong. Warner o- artists. Mrs. Lillian Jones Brown, leleveuth birthday anniversary Wed land, and Eug-ne Pallette in the President of the Negro Art Theater neaday. Feb 10th at the home of her "SHANGHAI EXPRESS" Plua on and Mrs. Lillian M. LeMon. President | parents on 334 Weldier Street. Six the stage— Fanchon and Marco's of the Nat'l Negro Musicians and the of her little friends sat down to a "CHAINS" Idea supported by Del Cosmopolitan School of Music, were beautifully appointed dinner table and Milne and the Paramounteers Orchcs- In charge of the program. enjoyed a delicious repast Eleven tra. ---------------------- — ------------ flaming candles decorated the large birthday cake. UNITED ARTISTS Wally BEERY and Clark GABLE Ir. Mra. Cora Jamison and Miss Cather “ HELL DIVERS ' ine Franklin were guests of Mrs. Jer ome Franklin at tbe Mystery of Life HOLLYWOOD TODAY —Gary Ccocer and Ciaudrt picture and lecture by Dr. Voltaire at Colbert in “ HIS WOMAN" the Studio Theater last Monday after noon. and on Tuesday night Mrs. STUDIO THEATER Rosalie Holme», was her guest at the "Road to Life.” first all-talking Fox Paramount Theatre. Russian picture depicting a Russian The Adventurers Club met Friday. Historical drama, beginning Sunday tomorrow at the Studio Theater, Feb. 5th at the parsonage. West Park at Yamhill Professor A. and Dr. Jeanette Ma- tllsky were hosts at a delightful sur COLORED SINGERS W IL L GIVE prise party laat Saturday night at BENEFIT PROGRAM their beautiful bungalow in Irvington. ______ honoring the birthday anniversary of , , . . _ Jerome Franklin manager of the Ad- (Reprinted from the Penninsula vocate. Sharing honors with Mr. Times of January 29) Fr&nklln was his sister Miss Cather- The Mt. Olivet singers will furnish Ine Franklin.whose birthday anmver- the m'isic at the concert to be given aary occurred two days prior on Feb- at the University Park Method.st ruary 4th. church. Fiske at Lombard streets, on Cards were played at several tables. Saturday evening January 30th. at 8 At midnight the guests enjoyed a de- o’clock. The use of the church has lectable repast of salad, coffie. sand- also been donated and it Is hoped wiches. cookies, nuts and candy. The that there will be a capacity audience large white birthday cake with its to hear this program of negro melo- lighted candles was made by Mrs. F. dies and s-dntuals. The proceeds of D. Young and presented to Mr. Frank- ily of Courtney street. Mr. Drev.- tin as a gift having lost his sight and finding .“ Among beautiful gifts received were difficult to find anything he can do a lovely golf sweater and hose, hand- for tho support of his family. The Eyes — eye* — eyes! Locking »(you. Ap kerchiefs and other wearing aprarel. public is urged to help a’ong a worthy proving you. And you wane to aia ail also a hftd carved cigarette holder, family and at the same time hear en- Mesdames Franklin and Rosalee Hoi- Joy a three real musical treat. these Beauty Contest* each dxy bungs! Then use Camay, the Soap ot Beautiful mes assisted the hostess in serving Before the guests departed at three Women, before you use powders and In the morning. Prof. Matilsky. who creams. Camay — gentle, luxurious, is an accomplished violinist played creamy-white — w ill give you the swtet, several selections to their delight and clean loveliness the whole world finds Dr. Matilsky raquested Mrs. Franklin so attractive. And you li win each Little to reud a poem which she (Dr. Matil- Daily Beauty Contest 1 sky) had composed for the occasion: The box social given last Saturday night by the Girla Friendly Society at the home of Dr. and Mrs. DeNorval Unthank Is reported to have been a brilliant success. This and Next Week To broil properly or roast'any meat deliciously, muNt use guH. country. Life shall bring, as It advances More joy,—alas some pain More selfish for others Less selfish,— worldly gain. NEW RANGES Absolutely clean and faster Ilian any other method. 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