PAG E T H K I The ADVOCATE • A T U N D A V, Juns4. 1932 THEATRES - SPORTS - SOCIETY & WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES y m > AS NOTED" NANCY LEE" SocietY Y-W.C.A. HOOK • Theatres News REVIEW Briefs u&u mm yjui q m I uau “ * Rrtph An elderly Udy tells me her grand children are disrespectful and unkind to her and she wishes me to write some advice to t he youuger genera­ I Vesper services will be diacoatla- FOX PAR AM O U N T tion along that line. ued until fall. The span of years between youth • • • City Knniiin NOVAHRO wllh Madge K » n i . and old age Is the cause of their dif Mlaa Julia Mae Blanchard waa •- I'lia Markl, Ralph U l> « n III 1932 a Commissioner ferences; neither one can see the oth­ lected as a delegate to tha Itaia- aurprlaa of Iti* n ii * hiiii "HUOLH E" er’s point of view Youth Is willful, In­ “ TOUR MONEY' S WO R T H " bridge (W n .) high school girl re­ tolerant, and selfish, and old age hav­ I'lu* un alaga N Win lit l'rl»iti*r* serves conference. Mra. l e u ll.lle- The Advocate la In receipt of an ing completed the wlrcle of life re Headline lin * I •nthiin A Mtrco'a man waa chosen aa a conditional del­ P A N A M A CANAL announcement from Mr. and M in l). turns to the time of its youth and I',MUSI AN KKVUK Reviewed for The Advocate hy egate ir enough funds are raised to S (Irlgga of l*oa Angeles, timi a baby becomes willful. Intolerant, and sel­ CLIFFO RD C. MITCHELL. send both, Mrs Hillaman will attend girl arrived al their home May 19th Do you know (hat there Is no mors fish again the conference also. UNI TKD A R T I S T » ■uecassful and • ffk-Imt enterprise In People with destructive (h er act eris­ (Ity Stuart Chase and F J Srhllnkl th« world today than the publicly-own­ l(ev Daniel (1 Hill, Pastor of Methel tics do not get along together, con­ The Trianon ’ high school girls re­ Tha is.il Million nt "T ou r Moot 1 1 ed Panama Canal? Now' |l«o»u(lfi|| J o i n H r n n r t t wl l h A M K Church has been elected Sacra* sequently youth and old age demon* serves presented a very Interesting The Government ha« its power strafing *he same qualities are nat Donald C exile XaHu Pitta Bkeota” < • l tary treasurer of the Portland Minia* Worth." which, dun lo tta wide cir­ program at 5 o'clock Sunday. W H. laaher In m i l T R IA L of Vl\ IBNNB ferial A hhoc lai imi at a recant meeting culation liaa been reprinted and re. plants furnishing rurrent at about one- orally inharmonious. When young peo­ Wilson, editor of the Northwest En­ Issued more thau a doien tlmea. waa third the ratea chanced by private held laut week W ARB" ple karn to be considerate, kfRd and terprise waa the principal speaker. sent lo me for review, last fall, and If owuerahip plants • • • unselfish toward others, there won t ('unirai ti g Wynn* Git>«<>n in "The la a compliment to the book when 1 Beatrice Franklin la In raralpl of an There are icreat machine shops and be a return of these undesirable chara- Htrange (*a**t of ('tara iX'anr," .Vesdame* C. L Ingersoll and Rocs autographed copy by the author of •ay that I regret having m.t read It dry docka for service to t be shfcpi cteriatlca when they reach old age Mlsa Lenora Henderson, daughter Nichols attended the meeting at “ Hcotlahoro Lim ited" by l*aiigalon sooner o r t he « I k i I p w o r l d Then the aged and their grandchild of Mr and Mrs. Henderson, became Rock Creek Cansp on Wedneaday j o Little, however, haa been seen In Hughes, aa a gift to her library of Government farms, hotels, restau R IA LTO this rants, cold storage plants, and great ren will both be loving, agreeable, and the bride of Mr. Cyril Vernon Gaskin, hear tue reports of the delegates to Negro Literature Tha book arrived the colored paper* concerning at a beautiful ceremony Thursday toe National Girl Reserves C onve» book, an espoae of high pressure, stores of commissaries with vast busi­ self-sacrificing toward each other. Carol COMMAND ami Ch«*atrr Molt Tuaaday evening. June 2. at the home of the tlon held May 5-11 at Minneapolis, fraudulent and amt-fraudulout tales ness. low price« and Urge profit« HIS In M8inn*r« In the tun" bride’s parents. Rev. Daniel G Hill, M in Mrs. E. B MacNaagbloa x H Mlaa Dale Mott accidentally tripped and advertising methods This book. The above public ownership fact« C'ovnlng Friday K ite»» l*aml! and and fell on the pavement on her way In on* volume, aheda more light on were furnished me by Senator Brook officiated before a large group of rela Mrs E Lawrence were the delegm*- Alexander Kirkland In a arnno from .from school on Wednesday She aua- the nikuy takes and quack products hart, who also advises me that the tlves and friends Mr Ralph Flowers ea They gk7e comprehensive repo-ta •‘ D e v il« Lottery“ sang. "O Promise Me” preceding the of the convention. ! tallied painful Injurie« to her arm that are being sold to the consumers inrnama penitentiary 1« self sustain­ e e e highly touted advertising ing. perhaps the only one In the world | which required the attention of Dr. under LOH ANGELES. Cal. June 1 Louis ceremony, accompalned by hla son. A ll girls expecting to fecleve the schema, spurious "guarantee*" and Clifford. The wedding march was al­ DeNorval Unthank. Armstrong. ' king of the trumpet and John Hamrlck’a O R IE N TAL Girl Reserves rings must attend propagandised efforts, than any trea­ hla 14 piece recording band played so played by Mr Clifford Flowers. A Saturday afternoon meeting and con­ (Grand Ave at ICaat Morrison) COUNCIL DEAD-LOCK corner of the room decorated In palms, Misa Catherine Franklin suffered In* tise I've ever read at the Elk's ball room on Central Ave ferns, and candles formed the alter I fer with their adlvtor, Mlsa Chryatn- If the roloied consumer would thor­ Itn* king the Town With l*ugha ' ' Jurlea to her hand Tucaday when It Home people seem unecessarlly al­ Monday night. The bride wore a gown of white lee Maxwell. • # • oughly read, study and take advan ¡ waa accidentally caught In an aderirle This performance 1« said to be the Joe F HltOWN "The Tandarfoot" with tags of the facta presented tn ' Your armed because the City Dad« have first appearance of Louia before all crepe satin, a net veil owned by her wringer I>r Uuthank dressed the lu- Ginger linger« and l«*w ('ody The magician's entertainment on Money’s W orth." It would double the failed to elect a fifth member of the colored affair Ni i The palatial ball was sister. Mlsa Clifford Freeman, and a j Friday night was not very well at­ wreath of orange blossoms, owned by ' purchasing power of the race, with City Council. They • • m I fi ar that completely filled for the occasion. the sun will quit shining and that the Mrs. Lottie Rutherford 8be carried tended. John Hamarlcka » e * According to reporta, several fights leas money espendrd and far greater moon will give un the cold shoulder t a shower bouquet of orange blossoms MUSIC BOX marred the Decoration Day dance g iv­ satisfaction lo ultimate results The monthly meeting et the Tria­ carnations, sweet peas, and roses. The book I* not replete with Infer 1 aee nothing alarming In the situs Thu myairry of a beautiful girl wllh en Monday night by Al Pierre and Ilia non and the Trojan clubs haa been encea or indirect allusions Imt aped tlon. According to the City Charter Madotyn Shipman, «later to Mrs. I>e Miss Evelyn Freeman, slater of the a pant "Midnight Patrol" with Negta llapplneaa lloya at Hibernia Hall. date. fically names places, concerns, pro the Council can function with four t Nerval i'nthank. graduates from Ho­ bride was her attendant, and was postponed until a a e later Toomry, llrtty llronaoti. Kdwlna e ducts and method*, and not only re­ members, and have done so when eith­ ward University with her B. 8 degree. gowned in pink georgette, and carried Month Mary Nolan and K Koxe I,. A Ouodwln. nt 1122 K Salmon cords what la wrong with a given er the Mayor of any one or the Com* She plans to be a teacher In physical rosea Mrs. Mercedes Hardy of Om i A delegation of six women front iaft... 7 I m > ■ Irret died on Wednesday at hla huma product but clearly defines bow and tnls«loner« have been absent form the education. ha. Nebraska, was matron of honor, W illiams Avenue branch Y. attend­ Alwaya flrat run! Mr U imm I w I ii who la a prominent citi* why It Is wrong To achieve economic «ity b and wore blue net. she also carried ed a luncheon Friday at ( ’entrml T. * remembered to friends liar Among other things Mr. Holman has and Jimmie Adams, all of Seattle. Hon Beatrice Cannady Franklin “ Stranger« of tha Evening“ with /.aSu health has improved noltreably ainre the following to say: Mr Penn, ot Los Angeles, and Miss Pitta. Kug« nr Pallattr, Mariam See- ■he has been there faking treatments "l.et me express my regrets at the Rosa Scott of Berkley W ASHINGTON. May 25— Speaking The bridal Portland. Oregon gar ami l«u«*lrn Littlefield result of the primary election as far bouquet was caught by Miss J Chris i PITTSBURGH. Pa . May 7— With • *>- at a sunrise meeting held hy the 23rd Mr* K D Young. ..f »7» Garfield Coming Frldav Nick Lucas In person Annual Conference of the National proximately four hundred delegate* Dear B— 8055 Hoorah forBea- as you are concerned I want yon to tlan. A v e . had her furniture damaged lo Association for the Advancement ot trlce! Conservative and Republican know that I have always admired and more than five hundred visitor« the estent of several hundred dolloru Colored People at the home of Fred with a considerable following- you your very Intelligent and effective et Mrs Pollvann Reed writes the edl In attendance the 29th quadrennial H AM ER ICKS ALOER hy heal and water In a rerent fire ; erick Dough*««. Anaco«ta. Mr . Dantes forts particularly In behalf of the tor as follows: Denver Colo. Deal session of the General conference of have achieved the most glorious de­ whlrh burned part of Ihr bulhDug tn United Staten paid tribute to the N e­ friend: Have not heard results of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion feat in Oregon’s History Accept my colored people." N ow ' "D AD D Y I ONCI LEGS" with whirl! she resided Mra. Young, after gro leader who rose from slavery to honest-togoodnetts congratulation« and the election but my hopes are for you Church met in Pittsburgh. Wednes­ Juitrt Gay nor »nil W »rn *r Baxter passing several daya with Mr and be a champion of his race s freedom Having a very fine time, will be day May the 4th. Bishop P. A. WaT entreaty to continue the work you MR. J A C K S O N A M I A B L E H O S T Start» Tii»*>t*)r Kdwlna Booth Mr* K I*. Juin Inoli, moved Into tha ami eventually represented the United Clifford Jackson was the host at an home on or before June 16th. I hop« lace of Brooklyn presided at the o- have so nobly begun. and Harry Carry In “ Tradar Horn" re*ldetir* at 964 Garfield A v a . one States an Minister to Haiti. penlng session and Bishop C. C. Cle­ With klndeHt personal regards I Informal social gathering Tuesday love to all. (15 ranfa any day any lim a) door south of tha JamUnn house , M Bellegarde drew a parallel be night "after the fight." for the plea ment of Louiavlle preached the qua­ am Murb esrltement reigned In the neigh-' tween the life of Dougla«« and the sure of Mr and Mrs. Bill Robinson, Miss Alice Wilson of Tacoma wa* drennial sermon. The afternoon ses­ borhood of the fire whlrh occurred history of the black republic of Haiti of New Y'ork City The affair was held the week end visitor of mrs Flowers sion was given over to registration Fo* HOLLYW OOD last Suturady night of unknown origin which alno rose from nlavery to he Cordially your* at the home of Dr and Mrs D j Nor- W hile here she was entertained rays’ of delegates, and the evening session _____ val Unthank on Union Ave. come a full fledged nation He called ly with two parties of young people wa* devoted to the welcome exerciaea, “ Tha Mirada Man" wllh llohart Una Mr* Altre Marlin. 75. v a t recently attention to the aid which Haiti had Besides the guests ot honor, addi­ given in her honor. Thursday morning Bishop J. W. worth. C'haatar Murria, and Sylvia Sid committed to Multnomah County given the American colonies during Lewis. B tional guests Included. Mr Prit g si Wood of Indianapolis delivered the e- nay home Chicago. Dr and Mrs Unthank and the War for Independence, sending Mr. and Mrs Burt Turner have pitcopal address In which he appealed Mr and Mrs Jerome Franklin. Mrs moved to their new home at East49 for relie f' froift the economic depres­ sort tyack soldiers to fight on the A J D Finery. 54. of S40 Itoaa street, meriran aide, and also to the help ex VI ENNA CROWD STI RRED Franklin assisted Mrs. Unthank in ser St. sion and called upon the church to who ha* been In falling health for tended to the nation« of Spanl«h A vlng Mr RoDinson entertained the exercise faith and God In the time of BY A P P E A L OF MOTHER guests with Interesting, mlrth-provok several years, died may 27 at Good merles In conquering their freedom Lee Grigsby left Sunday on the temporal adversity. The addresa Samaritan hospital Funeral aervlre* ng stories Portland Rose for Denver where he stressed opposition to prohibition, and • • • « • were held from the Miller and Tracey will Join his fiancee. Mias Thersa favored retention unmodified ot the Altar llnura Call Eaat 0419 chapel on May Slat Rev Daniel U. JACK BAROE T H A N K S VO TERS W iggly. The wedding date has been 18th amendment. VIEN N A. May 25— Viennese crowds Kill, officiated and Mr* Jeaale Cole» W I L L A M E T T E UNI VERSI TY Jack Rarde. republican nominee for set for the earl part of June. At the close of the address Dr J. ‘ I Wore stirred by the InposslODOd PlOB state senator form Multnomah county Grayson sang Intet nient was had at _______ 9 W Eichelberger of Chicago Introduc­ ■ i made here hy Ada Wright, whose two Issued a statement In which he thank Lincoln Memorial Park Cemelary. Founded February 1. 1842 Mr and Mrs W. H. Myles, of 329 ed a resolution deploring the comma- i sons are among the eight Negroes ed the voters for their support. He The deceased who ha* realtled In Sacramento street had as their house ts*ion of the sentences in the Masste sentenced to death at Scottsborn, Ala. was particularly grateful to his friend» Portland for many year* l* survived SALEM. OREGON Mr McKinney of the Green case and declared it to be a condon­ . She is seeking to arouse Eurot eatt for the work they did in his behalf guest. bl big motín-i. Mr* Jane Jour», of The resolu­ i sentiment to save her sous front Ihe Before election Barde was considered Pastures cast. Mr. McKinney made ing of mob lynch law. Marietta, fla . two anna. Meaaer* A Christian institution of high his reservation at the Myles home di tion called forth strong d senssion Wellington and Walter Emory of er learning Ixn-ated at the Cap­ i i electric chair. a "dark horse", but none was awart rect from New York thru Mr and CLEANI NG A REPAI RI NG and was finally refered to a commit­ Mrs Wright visited politicians ami of his strength, particularly in the out Minneapolis, Minn, ami a daughter of itol of the Slate of Oregon A Mrs. Whipple o f New York. Mr Mvles tee for consideration and report. > journalists and addressed crowds. Kansas City. Mo. H a l l Claanad.. Shoaa beautiful campus opposite (he lying districts Barde issued the fol brother and sister. The high light of Friday's session Vienna audience responded to the lowing statement: Mr Emery for a good many year* Capitol k alM lii BalMtn and Bloc had Shlnad While here. Mr McKinney was was a viait of Congressman Oscar and up uniII the time he wa* compell­ equipment attractive and ade­ ■ former washerwoman's appeal and " I want to thank the public for the guest of honor at a delicious luncheon De Priest, who made a ringing speech, •SERV IC E and C O U R T E S Y • > many cabled Atnbam... officials asking support 1 received. I am particularly ed to retire on aerount of poor health quate Faculty of highest char- given by Mr. and Mrs. Myles to calling for nationwide recognition of . I clemency. wa* proprietor of a aortal Huh on N. 334 Williams Ava. acier, preparation and leeching gratpful to the Independent Merchants which they Invited six other members the c'ti/ensV r rights of tb" Negro. Student body clean, able and and the Municipal Ownership leagto of the cast who also are persona' O royrr Rrnrhar . Phone T r 8755 ninth afreet. Ile nino la aald to have' "W e want relief", said Mr. De Priest, aome property holding«, real and per wholesome Srholarsh.p high which endorsed me. to the neighbor friends of Mr. and Mr». Wht| pie. t "and we care not whether it come* aonal. and credited everywhere Very hood newspapers who boosted my can from Republicans or Democrats." i Wyatt W William * la attorney for Inexpensive. Rich In tradition; dtdaev. and to the various women's Mr Harold Reese was host to a The Bishops have recommended that the eatate. large ami honored list of alumni organizations which supported me group of out-of-town guests last Thur­ MRS 8 REDMOND SI ml en ts wishing work In Ihe " I f elected 111 the fall I will continue sday evening at the home of his par no more bishops be elected and St 1* highly probable that this will prevail. Mr anil Mr* W (1. Iltrd and Mra BEAUTI CI AN Course of l.lbursl Art*. In Law my efforts for old sge pensions. tin< m j ents. 673 Union Ave N. The conference for the first time in Viele Simm« a n d Mra Kllsalieth In Theology, In Music, or In Fine ployment relief, and “ idle lands for history has equal lay representation. Formerly nt 74* K 27th St. S 'Slaughter received the nail new a of Arts are highly advantaged at •IXTH * OU8AN STRRETf Idle people", and for these issues 1 ADVOCATE CONTRI BUTOR Much speculation prevails as to what the death of their coualn, Mra Susie Willamette Close Investigation will dedicate my efforts.” PORTLAND OR* RETURNS HOME action will be taken by t he lay rep­ la now located at ! New bill of Sedali*. Mo.. early laal Invited Hulletina on request. The laboring clats. which I champion Thornton Betts, junior In the school resentatives. week, 9911 E. B9th Avanti* S. E. o f dentistry at North Pacific College Phone Ku 4125 and contributor to t he H»alth Col­ Mr* Healrlre Iteed waa Indlapoaed umn of the Advocate, left Thursday I the pani week. morning for his home in Oakland. Jairas--* - *■ Mr. Betts will be missed during the gcmimn summer months by the younger socla1 I f itching, burning skin makes life social, fraternal and church groups In unbearable, quickly ap p ly Zemo, tha which he was very active. He will re­ soothing, pooling, invisible family turn In the fall to resume hla school antiseptic. Thousands find that Zemo work. Clyde LOUIS GIVES.ELKS GUANO TREAT GIVES AID IN INDEPENDEECE WAR ^loOelty Pressing SHOP AUSPLUNI) DRUG STORE h ICH-BROWN HAIR GROWER 'Jit's cal l 7 /r l en/' W ITHOUT AN EQUAL. Without a doubt. Ihe best article of Its kind — a com­ bination 11AI It GROWER and H AIR 8TRAIGH- TENEIt. Gives the hair u naturai soft and silky appearance, stimulating hair growth In the most hopeless case. Our High Brown Hair Grower stand* as one of our highest achievements — It Is a prepar ittlon we look upon with pride H ic p p T x Makes the hair soft and lux SrtMS. stimulating a healthy growth. ■ he young folks in your home will join in so many good times if your home has a— TELEPHONE A n y telephone man or woman w ill dladly take y o u r ord er — Distributor— H air c r o W í R" Telephone : Atwater «261 A picture of Hubert Allen, a student at the University of Oregon appeared in the local dally press. Allen went to Seattle Saturday to try out In th* 440 yards runner and hurdles for the I Olympic meet. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect F uneral Service MRS. BEATRI CE REEO Lady Attendant mm M A D E ani » T eumìhami C ompany Business office: 352 Oak Street 520 E T W E N T Y - SIX TH N Portland, O N L Y B Y T H Oregon E , w;- OVERTON HYGIENIC MFC.CO. h i c a MI LLER A T R A C E Y MORTUARY May be reached hy calling the Fu­ neral Parlors or her home. Selwood 5475 She will he pelnsed to serve you. relieving you of murh anxiety and worry In your hour of bereavement. MRS. B EA TR IC E F R A N K L IN O V E B T O N HYGIENIC C T he P acific . T elephone brings swift relief from Itching, help* to draw out local infection and re­ store the akin to normal. F or 20 ye a n Zem o has been clearing u p akin, re­ lieving pimples, rash and other akin irritations. N ev e r be without ft. Sold everywhere— 36c, 60c and $1.00. —at— T » ITCHING SKIN BANISHED BY ANTISEPTIC ZEMO c MRS. REED has proven such a help, not only to her employer*, but to the Colored Patrons in gen­ eral, that during the pest two years M ILLE R * T R A C E Y have handled 90 pur cent of the Colored Funerals. Reduces COLDS 66% and relieves SORE THROAT Now, teinne* box studied ordi­ nary people leading normal lives and hoi proved that those gargling with Lixterine twice a d a y had 6 6 % fewer colds than those who did not us* Ik This is bncaut* full - strength lixterine kill» the common cold germx— almost inttantl/l And conxequently, when germx have made your throat xor% you can kill the germx and re­ lieve your throat by gargling Lixterine. Lambert Pharmacol Co., St. Louix, Mo. G a rg l* Full-Str«ngth LISTERINE o WASHINGTON S T R E E T q».fvfkf.rt 20th and 21 at twice a day