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P R IC « FIV E CENTS
PO R TLA N D , OREGON. SATU RD AY, AUGUST 18, 1932
NUMBER 41
NOTED EDUCATOR DECRIES SEGREGATION
JAPAN OFFERS EDDIE TOLAN COACH JOB
DEAN HITS JIM-CROW IN SCHOOLS
New York, Aug. 11— (C N 8 ) Decry-
ing separate school systems for N e­
groes in a democracy committed to
A8B URV PAR K N.A.A.C.P. F I0 H T 8 NEGRO G RAD UATES DIS­
the principle of equality. Dean Dwight
F A T H E R DIVINE ON ONE
TIN G U ISH TH E M SE LVE S
O. Holmes of the College of Educa
FLOOR; CLUB BELOW
PLAYO RO U NO DISCRIM INATION
tion of Howard University, address­
N E W YO RK. Aug 8— The 1932 pa- [
ing the Negro Education Conference
AHBL'RK PAR K . N J . Aug S— Vig­
New York. Aug. I I - Known thro'-
Teachers College. Colombia Uni-
orous demand baa been made by s rade of Negro graduates In Amerl- :
out the world as a city of ronirasls,
_ _
.
veraity. naked educators to realise the
committee headed
by the
Aabury can colleges forms a stupendous rec- .
llarlem offers the most startling of
Olympic Village. California, Aug 11 pernU:lou, rMult, of . ucb H |n |1
Park Branch o f lha N A. A. C. P .o f ord of mass and Individual racial, ach- j
them alt - Father Divine's "church"
Notwithstanding the fM t that o ff| .'tlon and to Mpar>tg K
o.w tren
levement.
There
were
1.845
young
|
which
Paul
Prayer
la
President,
a-
In the aame building with the Cot­
clal announcement bos not yet been from wbite only wben ^ me
..
people
who
took
degrees
at
colored
,
galnst
the
arbitrary
exclusion
of
col­
ton Club Home folks thought the ul­
made,
next
year
will
find
Eddie
Tol-
mergency
,
riM
,
ored children frum a city playground colleges and 848 Negro graduates
timate was reached down In Rich­
an. newly crowned sprint champion of
- Nesroe, obJact and obJ<)ct Jogtly
INJECTION OF RACE ISSUE
which haabeenleaaedtoan
A
Z \ from northern Institutions, according
mond. Va. where all of the promi­
the world occupying the position of to segregmtion
INTO S TATE PO LITIC S PRO
for three reason«.
to
the
annual
education
survey
pub­
which
has
been
leased
to
an
amuse­
nent dance halls of the colored folk,
CHURCH SILVE R STOLEN
Holmeg u id
TESTED BV TENNESSEE
lished in the Crisis magazine. Seven track coach at the U nlver.ity of To- ^
ment
company
known
as
the
Shore
are
over
underUklng
establishments
II* » Daniel Cl lllll. J r , of TOM Mr.
klo. Japan Mr. Totan was approach tlon alwayg lmpl)e,
ty e f , u .
IN T E R R A C IA L COM
Amusement Company.
Representa­ Negro students received the degree
M illm M r**«, reported lo (tin police But when Father Divine took over
ed relative to th. o ffe r today, and
and tbat 0Qe gnm p „ dangeroua
of
Doctor
of
Philosophy,
2
were
elect­
tives
of
this
Company,
by
the
names
Tuesday dial • solid silver r u n g » , this theatre and turned It Into his
Nashville. Teun.. August IS— The of Seger and Goldberg, recently or­ ed to Phi Beta Kappa, and 3 to Sig­ th . conditions .re such that hta ac- to tbe otber; ^ ond gP|Teg, tton
nlon serv.re pltrtmr. rslimd s( ISO. church —that Just about settled the
ceptance Is most probable.
democrats In Tennessee are In the dered (hat no colored children be ad­ ma XI.
ways means inferior accomodations
hsd b**n slol«n fi-uu lb* Bethel A argument
Coming at this time when Japan
midst of a heated campaign over the mitted to the playground, declaring
for those segregated, and third, seg­
Rutgers.
Bates,
Colgate
and
Berea
It happened this way The
Doug
M I- tburiis. U r r ilw r « MrMillen
nomination for governor. There are that "they would close up first" be­ colleges conferred honorary degrees la making a determined bid to have regation prevents the races from
las Theatre, a large moving picture
sir*'« Is. of whlrti hs Is (Ti* pastor.
the 1940 Olympic games held In To-
Ihree or four leading candidates and. fore this rule would be abrogated. on colored men.
knowing each other through the us­
house, seating something like 2 . 600 .
kio. this offer has considerable signi­
as usual In this volunteer stale, feel­ Prompt action was taken by the local
ual means of communication.
John Uatevrood. of Omaha
Nob, could not make the grade and meet
ficance. Also it ta an honor, not only
ing Is running high A persistent ef- N. A. A. C. P. when this rule was
"Those States o f the Union In
AGED MAN G U IL T Y OF
»*»
li«re oa Tuesday to »Is ll his competition lu those strenuous days.
to the American nation, but to the
which, at the present time.the domi­
fort
has
been
made
by
some
of
the
made
public.
Mr
Prayer
organised
a
C
R
U
E
L
T
Y
TO
MULE
brolber t'h srll« who Is employed In Therefore, wheu they closed down a f­
N
egro
race,
to
have
Mr.
Totan
con­
candidates to Inject the race ques­ committee representing the
nant social opinion considers the
Branch
ter a terrific struggle. Father Divine
■ local foundry
sidered for such an Important berth.
physical segregation of the races ne­
Birmingham.
Ala.. Aug I I — Rich­
and other community groups, and pre­
seised the oportunlty and took over tion Into the campaign.
Many of hta more intimate friends
A special meeting of the white sented in person a petition to the Ma­ ard Elmore. 75, was given a 30-day
cessary are the very ones that are
Hgl Joseph W hile
Is undergoing the establishment on an Indefinite
have
urged
the
sprint
champion
to
members of the Tennessee Interra­ yor and the Hoard of Commissioners Jail sentence Saturday for whipping
the least able to afford the laxary of
conducts his meetings
treat m enu for cataract* on his sy* lease and
gygtem
Hence thg
cial Committee was called (o meet of Asbury Park Especial emphasis his mule. Police testified the old man hang up hta spikes and accept this lbe daaI
therefrom
al the U. H Veterans hospital
the weaker group, ta ve-
In Nashville on August I. A fter a was placed upon the fact that a city took an Insulated copper wire and or another of several tempting o ffe r. ' Nggro
With Father Divine and his co­
that have been made to him.
ry naturaIly. ^
Tery decldedly. dts.
thorough dlaruston of the race agita­ cwned and free playground had been heal the animal until it bled
John Morion Is In charge of ih* horts shouting "B eare" below, and
Tolan
I. a man of exceptional crUnlnated
agamat ia tbe
tion in the present campaign, the turned Into a private venture as a
-----------------------------------
provision
the
Cotton
Club
orchestra
blaring
electric shoe shining parlor on Mor­
brills nee and possessed of a rare l f educatk>Qa, facll,tlea-
and means of profit to the d tp and the
LOOT A P R IV A T E BANK
out scat music upstslrs, tamos A ve­ following paper was adopted.
rison street.
personality.
Therefore,
it
ta
expected
:
j
)ean
was signed by Dr James K Clarke, leaaora had In turn Instituted a poli­
Holmes
ta on sa battles!
nue at 142nd street become sn out­
a ( Columbla
Elloree. S. C. August 11— With so that he will act in accordance with ,eaTe and „ ltudyills
chairman of Ihe slate committee, aud cy of racial discrimination which
standing
point
In
Harlem's
knlledo-
J W f ’ urry. formerly a porter on
good judgment In the matter of the ' tbjg yeaJ.
Dr Julius Mark, chglrmnu of the ex­ made the city directly and Indirectly j many h“ ta * ° in*
hye-bye.
James
the North Itanh railroad, has lauded 1 «copte panorama He too bad If some
Jactaoo Dayto>
dlrec.
I Hanton. a farmer lirln g near here. future, which today seem , so bright. | ^
ecutive committee:
responsible.
of the Divine enthusiasts make the
a Job at Astoria, Oregon.
for
the
city
¡determined
to
find
a
safer
place
for
Thoa«
who
hare
hta
interest
at
heart
tor
o
f
[he
General
Edncation
Board,
The white aectlon of the Tennesa-
The Mayor speaking
' mistake of attending the Cotton club
ue. declaring
declaring , hl* moneT He Put »•> his savings In are na,“ raH>r hoping that he will re- addregggd tbu confereace
July
ee Interracial Committee, concerned sought to evade this Issue,
July
Keiths t'lark
was arrested one ! or vice versa
for the conaervatlon
and develop­ that the city could do nothing other (* Wtth pot and took the pot out to tire while he ta at the pinnacle of hta He stated that the depreoaion had
night last week while attempting lo
ment of th* highest type of citlseu- than to suggest to 'he tenants that ,hta ‘smoke house where he hid it fame, and enjoy the respect
. . .. and dta-
.
«.™ >
«. I rapid
« e a * increase
» . ■ • * « In ■
—
checked
the
the
crack a set* *n no Aid*r otoast mar­
c °
a comes on y o
ose w o narabor oy f o nage students. Mr. Dnv
ship In Tennessee and especially In­ they wlhdraw the ruling barring N e - , he bottom of a barrel o f peas. ,
ket He claims Reattle a* his home
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terested In the preservation and pro­ gro children He promised to write , Sund»T •»<«*“ 'hleves broke Into the d° not ®eud the Pitcher to the well ta
said . that
the number
of Negroes
where It Is said he has a criminal
motion of such Interracial relations a strong letter o f protest to the Shore |smokehouse and not only took the . to often.
in colleges rose from 2.900 In 1918 to
record.
an shall work fur Ihe hlgheal good of Amusement Company In an effort to , mone)r- hut also three
bushels of
24.445 for the 1929-30 season, and
our colored cltlxens. deplore Ihe agi­ end this discrimination, and promised t**8* They left a note telling Mr.
fell during the last season to 20.009
K. W. Cage has moved from 320
tation Incldeut to Ihe present politi­ to give copy of his letter to the p ro-1 Hanton that they expect to return
Halsey lo tx t Second street.
and to do better next time.
cal campaign as tending to intensi­ testants.
fy
rare
prejudice.
The
colored
cltlsens
o
f
Asbury
Mrs Woods Wedged Between
Mrs. M K. Fulllluve has moved to
PEABODY 80 Y E A R S OLD
"In (he name of that liberty guar­ Park are not at all satisfied with this
Bath Tub And Wall
329 Ross street.
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Aug. —
anteed by the State Constitution, we arrangement, but are giving the May
assert that no cttlxen. white or black. or and the Board of Commissioner* ¡George Foster Peabody, phllanthro-
Kansas City. Mn , Aug I I —Il look
NEGRO T E N N IS CH AM PIO NSH IPS
PLE ASE P A Y VOUR SUBSCRIPTION
bo expecta lo support the nomi­ ^opportunity to act In this fashion. P*8* aui* friend of N e*ro education.
Ihree
strong
flremcn
sud
two
pollcc-
TO THE ADVOCATE
IN JERSEY AUGUST 15-20TH
I ’ nles* satisfactory aud prompt re- celebrated his eightieth birthday here
men lo resrua Mra. Kffle Wooda, 61, nees of any political parly, should
the
right
to
vote
in
the
¡suits
are
obtained
the
Asbury
Park
jJuly
27.
Mr.
Peabody
was
born
in
be
denied
Margaret Williams
was arrenici! of 14«2 Truost aventi«.
W«>dne»duy
T o * Branch of the N. A. A. C. P. is con- jColumbus. Ga.. but came north at Scotch Plains, N. J. Aug.. 11— The
on Tueedny on a murala *-barge.
night, about 8 o'elock, when she allp- primary elections of that party.
____
Annual Championships of
the
deny such a right is to violate
the 'templating action under the New J e r-,1*16
^ an,i b **a
n ___________
successful 18th
j
ped hi-himl (he lutili lui* and was wed-
City
business career. He retired from bu- -'ntcflcan Tennis Association.
the
Conatltutlon.
aud
any
individual
or
sey
Civil
ilights
Act
Mrs M yrlle Campiteli and her non ged In between thè Wall and thè tub.
Commitgioner
siness in 1904 and has since devoted K°T®tning body of Negro tennis in
group
wtlltug
to
violate
the
Consti­
Churlea wlsh lo Ihank thè frlends for ! Ilesldea n few
minor bruisca
and
his life to educational and religious ’ **** country, will be played here dur-
thè lovely fiorai trihutea prcsented scralchca, Mrs. Woods was unliurt. tution In one particular for selfUa
RAISE IN W A T E R RATES
ing the week of August 15 to 20th on
work.
ends
cannot
be
trusted
to
obey
Ihe
In the death of her beloved husband Site wclghs ahont 270 pounds.
the courts of the Shady Rest Golf
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Conatltutlon
In
other
particulars,
or
nnd his father.
Mrs. Woods losl her
lui lance In
Club.
j Unless the voters at the November
SAM OAVIS. C AB A R E T MAN
to
administer
government
in
accord
stepplng frotn (he (uh and when site
Dr. George Washington Carver, not­
All of the leading Negro players election insist that various City goy-
OIES A T SARATOG A SPGS.
Among recenl renewals lo The Ad- fell her crles attraeteti her non. Wal- with Its provisions!
ed negro scientist of Tuskegee Insti­
______
will be seen in action here daring eminent subdivisions pay for City wa-
"In
the
name
of
clean
and
honest
vocale are Ih* followlng W S Rad-Iter, who was on thè back porrh at
tute, was recently Invited by t he Y.
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. Aug. 11__
tournament play. Reginald W elt, tor they are now getting free, an In-
government, we maintain that
we
ger. Ed lan e, o f lYoodelde, Californ­ the time.
I W. C. A. to lecture at the Mississippi Samuel Davis, w e ll known showman former New York City College cap- crease In rates on December 1st to
cannot
hope
for
such
government
at
l
g
u
t
g
Co|,w
for
Wom„
.
j
ust
ia; Mrs Dolly Parles. Mrs L A Ash
lie run to Ills mother and attempt­
a f,ew and owner and operator of the Green t* 1“ - ls th® defending
champion in the individual consumer is Inevitable.
ford. Mrs. Plorimi-» and Campbell.
ed to assist her. hut his efforts were the hnnds of any who. by bribery or | hours before the time that Dr t '« r - l Cave Cabaret
died from heart at. men's singles, while Miss Ora Wash-
undue
pressure
upon
the
weak
and
■"i
, fruitless. He cslled In neighbors and
was scheduled to speak, the college • tack at 8:20 A. M.. Friday July 29 ¡ngton of Philadelphia is the title
If a mercantile Institution gave a-
Mrs Dolly Paries of 975 llorthwlck 'they were unable to move the trap- Ignorant, secure illegal votes for administration
announced
that no T w o neighborhood
way free of charge a large portion of
physicians were holder in the women's division.
themselves
or
their
partisans.
and
street who has been quite III and | ped woman who wan screaming all
student would be allowed to attend I
Some of the
better-known men its stock every year it would not long
railed but neither was able to reach
who resort to such practices should
confined to her bed. 1s able to be up * Ihe while that her leg was broken.
such a meeting, and that Dr. Carver I
players who can be ranked as con­ survive. It would be compelled to ac­
Davis before the end.
be
repudiated
as
unworthy
of
trust.
snd about to the delight of lierniany
Call Poltcs and Firemen
would be forbidden to set foot ou the
tenders for W e ir’s title include Doug- cept three alternatives to continue op­
“ In the name of law and order and
friends Mrs. Partes who ta the pres
Woods,
when he saw that even
campus.
-lass Turner o f Chicago, member of erations: Number one would be to dis­
DIES IN BARBER C H AIR
of
that
human
brotherhood
we
seek
Idem of (he Oregon Slate Assoela- with ihe assistance of Ihe neighbors
S. Ralph Harlows,
professor
in
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¡the University o f Chicago tennis continue givin g away free merchan­
tlon of Colored Women's clubs, says he could not move hla mother, he to establish, we call upon all good Smith University, tells In The Crisis
number two. to increase the
St.
Louis.
Mo..
August
11—
M
on
-jteara-
and Frank of North Carolina, dise;
she ta grateful lo her many frlned* called Ihe police, nil ambulance and j cltlxens to protest against every at­ this month how the Mississippi stu-
day afternoon In the barbershop a t (who are holders of the national doub- rates on paying customers and the
tempt
to
stir
up
Interracial
prejudice
for their
thoughtfulness uud loving Ihe fire department.
den body stepped in and took a hand 00 North Jefferson. Henry Donnell. les tit,e: Toln Campbell of Kansas last, to make the so-called “ Dead­
» iuo ¡Norm jenerson. nenry iioiineii. * ~ ----- * -
sirens ^und to denland lhat every cltixen be
kindness during her Illness. Her room
They nil responded
with
revealing a sense of fairness and Jus-lg t>grber ,n the ghop recelTed a cus. City. Thomas Lewis of Prairie View, heads" pay for the goods.
right under the
was ronstanlly filled with fresh flow- screaming which attracted a crowd qaccordeil his full
tire hacked by dauntless courage. This |tomer> Washington Owens.
42. of T ®“ 9 “ “ d other outstanding players
law."
ersbrought by admiring friends.
of several hundred people
This Is exactly the position the
Is another story that reveals the rap -tJM1 Washington avenue, who sat In from the hinterland.
Room Too 9mall
Idly growing sentiment of justice and | (bfl chair and requested a shave
The metropolitan area sends against Bureau of W ater Works ta In. The De­
PLE ASE P A Y YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
Three firemen and I wo policemen FROM T H E AM E R IC AN LEGION
fair-play among college men and wo­ When Donnell, who had been mak VVeir a formidable array composed of partment is giving away to the vari­
C O N VE N TIO N COMMISSION j
went Into Hie hath room and tried to
men ----
In —
the South, o ” ■
f which -----
many
I
TO THE ADVOCATE
|-----
• of
— ilng
the necessary
preparations at E.vre Saitch.
former champion and ous bureaus of the municipality water
lift the womnn out of her position,
us hare on frequent occasions been (be gtand_ turned back to t he barber outstanding basketball player.
Fred service amounting to approximately
(Ry American Legion Con. Com.)
imnde aware.
Mr. H. D. Fuller Is Improving He hut the bath room, whch la about
The Bureau
must
chair, he found Owens slumped over Johnson, the onearmed star from $300.00 yearly.
Is nhle to bo up and ahoul the houae. four feet wide and seven feet long,
Gotham. Solomon W orde o f Roselle. cease this free service, or raise the
in the chair, dead.
The
Multnomah
Civic
stadium
will
illd not provide enough room.
W R IT E R SAYS DEPRESSION
Examined at Ctty Hospital. No. 2. New Jersey champion, and Howard rates on cash customers.
be the acene of the four feature e-
Hold For 45 Minutes
IS TW O YEA R S OLD
I anile nirhnrdaon
and hla Kinky-
Owens was found to have in his j Brown. Bostonflash who is New En-
venta,
from
the
spectators'
viewpoint,
One of the firemen suggested that
Portland. Oregon. August 11— Dear clothing a partly filled
Dlnka bund played Friday night at u
The Portland Bureau of Water
bottle of * Iand champion. Ted Thompson and
they turn o ff the water and pry loose of the 14th annual national conveu Editor:
dance hall In Salem, Oregon.
Works. I think, is the only municipal­
medicine,
a
package
of
yellow
pills
Sylvester
Smith
are
two
former
tho tub and other bathroom fixtures. Hon of (he American Lenton Scptem-
I am writing these few lines to let and 48 cents In money.
champions who are to show their ly owned plant In the United States
herl2-15. Complete arrangements for
you know that the depression started
The Advocate
acknowledgea with Tills was done and the woman was
Owens Is survived by his widow, wares, and entry Is expected of Ed- that buys and Installs fire hydrants
these
spectacular
features
have
Just
two years ago before It got here. Mrs. Mary Owens. 2851 Washington * ar Brown, fiv e times noiaer of the for the City at the expense of the
deep appreciation, receipt of n five froed.
Mr«. Wooda wna held wedged In been completed by the Portland con­ Therefore, I am not going to buy li­
dollar check for two ynarx' Huhaclrp-
men's singles crown who halls from water users.
Avenue.
for about forty-five vention commission.
cense for my car until 1 get good and
lion to The Advocate frotn W. S. that position
Chicago.
The
events
are
the
40
A
8
parade
|
Ilndger,
a prominent tuiHlnenn man minutes. Her llmha became stiff ami
It is beyond my comprehension why
ready. I also stopped some of y ° « r ' PICNICKERS LOSE LIVES W H E N
Jersey local players who are ex­
which will form In the stadium Mom
friends from using my car that tried
of Gearhart, Oregon. Mr. and Mra. she wnx unable to aland or wulk
pected to make a good showing in­ the Water Bureau should purchase 8,
day
night.
September
12;
the
big
pa-
It
to make a "sap" out of me. Rome oi
Ilndger own -nil operate a huniitlful when ahe was finally released.
clude George H ill of Montclair, Hen­ 528 fire hydrants at the cost of $569.
BOAT S P L IT S OPEN
rade which will pass m review In the
you think because I come from A fri­
Inn at Gearhart nnd Home of Ore- took five strong men to carry her In­
Boyle, Miss., Aug. 11— A
tragedy ry Williams, o f Newark. Logan Mc- 680.00 It is no wonder the W ater Bu­
gnn'n heat cltlzonn are noted umong to her bed room A physician from , u d “ ,m Tuesday. September IS; the ca, I don't know anything. Whoever descended on a picnic party when Wtlson, of Montclair,
and Lester reau Is going in the red. The rates
111 have to be raised,
unless this
•heir patronn. Mr. Badger alao deala the General hospital examined her dr,,m cor>,,‘ Preliminaries which will thinks so. they are all wrong.
fiv e persons lost their lives by Granger of Bordentown. The women's
lhe " ,adlum a" d">r We<|-
There
are seventy-five thousand drowning. Oue of Ihe boats of the Geld Is dominated by Miss Washing- practice ceases and the W ater Bu. 1s
In fuel
anil nperaten the public and found no hones wore broken. ,,ak® P'“ 08
Sho suffered painful bruises and !"® »d»y . -September 14. and the drum cars with license .— 1 thank you for
school bus.
party split open and In the attempt 10,1 * ^ ° h*® 8n almost unfemlnine paid for the free water mentioned.
scratches on the right leg and thigh. <or»>a f 1" " 1" " hl<,h * » ' " * ,hat W ed' telling the public that the pressure to transfer to another they overturn- sP®®d and strength lo awe her oppo- Just the same as hundreds of other
She refused to let the doctor treat : " e" dny nlK,,t
had me down.
? ed It. Three of the victims were nBnt* She w ill he opposed by Blan- cities are doing.
C H A R M » OION’T WORK
Combination tickets, good for a re­
From your friend.
her.saylng ahe could take care of
glrls, and when they perceived that >he Winston o f New York, last year's
served seat for the big parade, and
TO BY JOHNSON
The only way that the threatened
Astoria,
Aug.
5— Rabbit's feet herself.
they were going to drown they caught runner-up. Mrs. Frances Glttens of
for reserved section for the other
A ll’you say Is K. O. with the editor. hold of Charles Robinson, who was a Brooklyn. Miss Muriel McCrorey. of Increase In water rates can be avoided
"It was a funny a c c i d e n t M r a .
couldn't keep Jasper "Blackin'' Tho­
three events, now are on sale at the
will be for the voters at the Novem­
mas out of Jail. T w o months ago he Woods said. "1 never heard of one
111 cost a total of $2.60. Buyers of good swimmer, and took him to the Grange. New Jersey champion, and
special downtown ticket office at 4th
ber election to sanction my charter
was nrrentetl for possession o f li­ like It. Everybody was mighty nice.
Mrs.
Emma
Leonard,
of
New
York.
bottom
along
with
them.
the combination tickets can .thus save
quor. In searching hint,
offlcres hut I know those firemen and police lnnd Morrison streets. They s l.o ca.^ money and assure themselves of re­
The
names of the drowned are: T w o former champions are likely to amendment authorising payments for
be
obtained
by
mall
by
addressing
found two rabbit's
feet which
he thought 1 weighed a couple of Ions."
Miss Lain Ballard of the water service rendered by this
Thelma Bell, Beatrice Walker, Bessie appear are
i
Multnomah
Civic Stadium. Portland. served sections.
prlxod as good luck charms
When
Philadelphia
and
Miss Isadora Chan­ Bureau to the other City Departments.
Mae
I-owe
and
Charles
Robinson.
All moneys derived rfom the sale
The price of the combination ticket
he was released, he left the rabbit's PLE ASE P A Y YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
It 1s only Just that this should be
nels. both of whom have been out of
Is $2
Tickets for the Individual e- of the tickets will go to pay the con­ One other person lost hla life, bnt he
TO T H E ADVOCATE
feet.
done.
competition
tor
two
years.
still
remain
unidentified.
vention
expenses.
vents, not to be on sale until later.
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C.
Clyde