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Newspaper Page TextS A T U R D A Y , J A N U A R Y 11, 1933 a s »# # »»# «»# »# »»»# — «»# »# »* a c e c e «»« e s c » » » w T H I A D V O C A T E c c e c e e e ee e c c »# *»» » » » » # » ■ » » » » « » # » » » » » » « » « * PAGE T H R U DEPRIEST RESIGNS AS HEAD OF NON-PARTIZAN CLUB ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES PRISONS and REVIEW MATE HUMANS AND APES IN EX- AS NOTED** HEAVY AT WHITE HOUSE PRISONERS PERIMENT TO PRODUCE •■n HHIMHHWW book (lirvlrwrrd by Clifford M ltrhrll) " S E L E C T E D SERMONS" éé »? N. A. A. C. P. L E V E E C A M P INVESTIGATORS JAILED AND T H R E A T E N E D IN MISSISSIF > 1 —— _ (Continued from Psge tin s) which they aerured la lie In a held for the aenale Inveallaallon of the campa. bul lailh men declare they have aeen and heard euouyh to atale that all the orlalual charges made liy the N A A C I' are true The houra are Iona, the pay la about ten centa an hour, the cnmmlaaary atnrea charae exhur- bllant price» In many campa. the aanl- tary conditions are bad and there la brutality practiced In a number of outfits on the river, The arresi of Mr Hchuyler In Vicks- burg the night of December 19 waa one of those thing» whlrh only south ern police officers can explain He had returned from Iwo weeks In the A l t i m p i to Croate Bruto Wor kmt n and Miooing Li nk Told Scionco Aan ATLAN TIC C ITY. Jon IM H ow ma ny inni a ir brin* mat«d with «hlm to n a r«« t.i Tiirk«Hton In on rffnrt to lirtMliiro thr "mlaain* link" hrt *•»»♦« •nan orni nnmkry woo rrv»iul««l to tin* Aoaot iotIon for tbr Advon« « mmt o l 8« It*m e in araalnn Hof«*, by I>r llow i U I- Ktitfluiid. of the MI« lilguit Actulrniy of Kclencr T lir )tn»'*lun jr ovnnni« ut, or«’ordì ns to the speaker, lis» permitted Hr Kilo Ivanoff tu go Into uMrarkrd Turkes tan and there raperino lit with a aqua dron of male asslalania and a harem of righi f> male chini pan see» Hr has been working for over a year and lisa au m ed rd In pr d lir a the first hylATTil Three of the .hint- tulli l-ea have died, hut the exp. riment , r M h e lo * Vicksburg on Ihe Louisiana ■ Id« and waa reatine in hia rooming continues “ There will be no doubt that the |tmi*i’ M B i t «tartine mit th<* M i t day to rampa ln Mississippi appearance of the hybrids when pic- White be was reading the door was dured. will In all case» lie aa u< arly standardised aa w . see In the case of ihe mule and the < alalo, other h> brida In th . event Ih .l one of .he hybr.d. fertile and at I c . l on. may prove . - ......... ..... ...... .............. pu.hed open and two guns were pok «1 into hi. aid. by jollr.m en They .C M bed him and ordered him ,,T^hw •< *•'««. r.fu .ln g to tell him whv he * u are»ted Incidentally they robbed . . . . . ... , . . . ... . By Rev J. II. I,. Ilhona (Hmllh Printing Co, 109 Bridge A t *. Waco. Texas) ! Kui’h week, for aurni1 lime, I lia*-» been read I n a the feature. "Fifty-two Sermons a Year" In the Warn Messett ger. And alllmugli I was surprised, I waa not unfamiliar, with "Selected Sermon»" when It arrived aa one of last 'he many preaenta received f'hrlatmaa. This bonk contains fifty-two selected sermona of llie author, I he Reverend J. II Rhone, well known throughout Tesa» One of lhe»e sermon» appears weekly aa a feature In the Messenger, which. Incidentally. Is edited, presimi- ■ t»ly, liy hla son. I. J Rhone The sermona, aa Ihey appear In I1 l’Ibi' »tripped from i ill emotionalism of the pulpit orator. cover a wide ?»'>*•’ " f thought and appropriately tie up <he »object of religion. Chrtst llko **>'■ precepts, etc., with events md • « ‘ •“ “ a of today Jüi|tll| from lii«- MMBOB« L 'v Rhone recognises the Imperfections. »eakn-ss, and lack of concentrated effort of ihe church aa It estala In this *>.y » " 1 **«7 frankly. I . fll •’• ''r . •»«* forcibly explain, what the . . . . . church mu.l do In order to assume |U rightful place a» leaders In Ihe pre- , , h l .| a v »„r k b rin a i»« i,.„ W ASH ING TO N. D. C., Jan. 2 0 -T h e National Negro Non-Partlaan League (By C LIFFO R D C. M IT C H E L L ) that waa organised In Washington la December, 1991 and of which Oscar Depriest. Republican member of Con W e have all read the account of the the above motto. You do not neet a gress from the First Illinois district C o m m in io n ii prlaoner In an Eaatern prlaon who rule book, a auardlan or a censor In was unanimously sleeted president, sent a touchlna poetic plea to hla order to follow Its teaching will hold a meeting In Washington aentenclna Judge— and we all know No matter what line of prison en March 9. the result. The judge could have ar deyivor you are engaged In there are Mr. Depriest, owing to added legis isnged the prisoners Immediate re- many opportunities by which you can lative duties has resigned aa presl- . bm Drat wanted proof that th«. make a favorable »bowing and one d-n>; and Kelly Miller, of Howard Edwin (1 Wilson In-iulre«, ’ what prisoner had developed hla talent to that will stand the arid teat. The Uulveraity, the well known columnist , u l * |,' » ,u 10 ,he DOI" t" ,r ot municipal ,he extent that he waa worthy of Ju •flash'* artist may obtain the wpot- has been elected to succeed the Con- dlclal and executive clemency. light for a moment, but the very heat (treaaman aa leader of the non partisan Our answer to Mr. W ila o n l <|ueatlon when put to the teat the prisoner o f the rays will melt the camouflage, movement. ** ,b“ * ,be * ,llt<* °* Nebraska with 157 cou|,j not produce anything further In leaving only the skeleton of the fakir The following la the official municipal electric systems leads all the poetic line and eventually admitted The real artist. In prison or out. la oilier alatea In the number of commu that he had stolen the words from a the one who takes pride In hla work 1 nities having municipally owned light poem he had read and converted It to that he will not permit of a single I and power systems Kansas la a close ........... ...................... hla own use. hoping thereby to attract flaw If It Is within hla power to make ™ _ ‘' w th *5* " " “ " ' ' ' ‘ I * 1 vlecliii anfflclMM at m i consideration D m job a work of ;.rft< ilo n If the plants to obtain hla freedom. workman has this thought In mind. Art A. Meyer aaka how many tax- The circumstance* of the above r is e It matters not what the vocation, he free towns there are in the United Indicates that prisoners, no matter I* an artlat. States. where located, realize the advantage Recently I waa watching a carpen ! There are fi9 cltlea In the United of portraying an excellent showing of ter put a piece of moulding around a These rommunltles earn sufflclent prison accomplishment It also indl- shelf. To me it seemed aa though he revenuea from thelr electrlc. gaa. wa cates that the people In the free world made aeveral unnecessary trips, and i ter and other clty-owned Utilities to are wiling to respond and aid any pri- operations, just to get one particular j meet all expenses of local City govern- sonera whose showing merits coerid- piece to fit right. It was obvious that he could have been leas painstaking ment. The largeat of the no tax eitles eratlon. The-e Is . valuable lesson taught In >»d could have finished the job sooner la Lubbork. Texas, wlth 20.520 Popula the Eaatern prisoner's mlsgu'^od at than he did. tion. Finally. I questioned his method and Caeey Flynn aaka na to aettle an ar- tempt to plagiarize and cash In on ( is m s ■ asns «>*»>"»« «X n n wants to know If «< ■ »* «»• ***** * ■blU‘ X « ' • •« ">* Morrlaon Street Bridge was at one for“ Proved to the aathorttla. that be waa not ready for hla freedom. freedom iimp ■ toll bridx** *aa He Our answer la. “ Yea". A number of 111016 lo * ct iu P^Uon and he atole in yeara ago me the Morrison Morrlaon ntreet Street D bridge Mn » tlemi>t ~ to » get out of prlaon. with years rin ge------------•- » . ----— he quickly replied “ l could have fin t.hed that space with left-over pieces but that wouldn’t hare been a perfect * job and my dad alwaya taught me neTer to make a botch of any piece n o , . iu mese .S ," ^ » 2 « * l i t i “ .‘ , T U» . X — «* • - » ................ .. ™ < u « • * « » — * « * • *« - . u n . of c ^ « . , carpenter la an artlat. handcuffed and U k . . » « . - o f .he wreck.«., and C h a o . » . « « . Hiver a P - « « . » 2S - - «»deed, that car, , h „ ,low exl.l and under which the <*•“ «• «<> rrosa the bridge A round Some lim e ago I read an excellent and In hia work h be truly lives up to ' ro: . - p *. * , . n o u n d ^ .». * * • * -*-«• f * — «-« • « « • » - “" « » f “ * only that for which plete chain of apeclui«-'iia, from the per were taken from him and hla real p P*°Pl' Previous to building the bridge people pectfully Submitted.** by Harold G. A- he may justly be proud. If each artist name and addreaa diameered lla feet aiitiirop«»Ui to the perfect muli” crossed the river by what was known ton, and from It I shall offer a quota- in hia own line, maintains the same Herman biologlnt w ire fir«t to at waa ordered held for aafekeeping over aa the "8trak Street Ferry.** The tolls «l°o that la quite fitting for this par- gpirlt. he will find it unnecessary to temp! thia e&pi rlttu tit in Herman uf night, but waa allowed to arnd a tele were about the same a» the orldge tlcular theme “ Be only that, do only plagiarize the thoughts, or actions, of gram to New York The policemen I it a by croaalng gorlllaa with men In charges. that, of which you may justly be others, and whatever he accomplishes an effort to produce working men wf questioned him closely about the in The street car company is given proud ” t i l l withstand the acid test, great strength treatigatIon of the levee campa and a permission to experiment w lfj the No sane or rational prisoner can “ Be only that, do only that, of which “ The gurllla find» hi» nearest relo bo“ ' ' h* H.A.A.C.P Next morning he SH K E VE I’OItT. \ m . Jan 90— R eli rate» every sixty days during the possibly go wrong If he lives up to you may Justly be proud.” llonahlp with the colored race, of A f » “ r.laa.e.1 and mid not lo wall for gious forces representing the Sunday rights months period. The company rlca." I*r Kurland aabt “ the chlmpan ***e train He hired a colored man t o School, ______ ________ the It Y I*, l) and other Aux- 1 » anxious to build wo Its patronage. ree with the while racea. and Ihe <lv*»e I'll" «** mile# lo Jackson. Mlaa . oj ^ Baptist 'erauaslon. will and these experiments may solve the orang ulaag with the Mongolian ra * h »r e he caught a fast train north to hold ihelr twenty-eighth annual Sun-1 problem. rM • Memphis day Rchool Congreaa In this city. The For the first sixty daya thr following The ronventon was also told that 1 e » « f •‘ •x* lA l'r Schuyler and WII dates are June ?th to the 12th. Thia rate structure will prevail: single fare. drunkcdnrss ran be cured by a >m kins met and went together Into a la the announcement that cam* by 10 centa; three (area 25 cents; seven pie operation This re vela I Ion was county In northwestern Mississippi wire here, addressed to the Itev K S. fares. 50 cents; weekly pass $1.25; Perfect Funeral Service made by Dr Edward Spencer Cowles. * nd «•"■c about from ramp Stills and associate pastors, from Hen school tickets 25 for$ 1.00. which Is MRS. B E A T RICE REED to ramp in th« hinterland right or New York psychiatrist Chronic nl ry Allen lloyd after his visit to Khreve- 4 cents ea< h Transfers are included Lady Attendant roh«»ll«m is due to a brain disease, h* trn ml Ira from thr railroad, thejr were |»ort last week, at which time he was I The company Is to file a financial —at— •aid. which can ne curad by a simple ■topi**«! by an auto full of whltra who met by the majority of the Baptist account every week with the City askrd all about thrtr buslneas When operati* n on the brain MILLER A TR A C EY M ORTUARY and other Ititrr-denomlnatlonal work- Council, so that It can be determined thr whltra found thr two men did May be reached by calling the Fu- , w hether the concern is making or los not belong on thr surrounding plan ne>»l Psrlnra or her home. Set wood ing money. Thirty days before the per tatlon. Thry ordered the Investigators 5475. She mill be pleased to serve you, mit expires Mayor-Fleet Carson and to ” glt up the road and make It snap relieving you of much auxlety amt City Commissioner-Fleet Bean will be worry In your hour of bereavement. py." A quarter of a mile up the road on the Job. so they can sit In on future Hehuyler and Wllklna passed an all- developments. n\uf f « « f in BftftPBB WBftl MRS. REED has proven such a Portland’s water rates are among | Ing In dltrhea. with an « r a r d * H t# help, not only to her employers, the lowest water rates in the United JACK RON. Mlaa. Jan M The fund« guard over them but to the Colored Patrons In gen Males. Th«» average family consumes eral. that during the past two etiilM-xtled by llura llllhun, former "From what I have seen In thr last €€< cubic feet, or 5.000 gallons a years M ILLE R A T R A C E Y have M at* «up* i visor «»f Negro eduratloti. three weeks.*’ said Mr B«*huyler. ” 1 handled 90 per cent of the Colored month Our Bureau of Water Works from the KosenwaM Foundation would hesitancy In declaring that Funerals. makes the low charge of ?S rents a be a Moral obligation of the State, un* lb* Mlsalanlppl Negro latnirera ar* month for this service. The average der a r< solution introduced In the hVn worse off In many respects than the rate under municipal ownership Is natives in the hinterland of Liberia.' ate by State »Senator Littleton t’ pshur 91 41 per month; under private owner W A S H IN G T O N ST R E E T I A r m y E n g i n e e r s K n o w C o n d it io n « of (Jr »rnwofkd Between 20th and 2Iat ship the rate Is $2 24 per month. "There Is some little attempt to tm ♦ In h!s resolution Introduced !n th*- In Portland a ton of water transport prove the camps now that the N A A Htate Senate Ik « ember 22. and re ed from a distance of .15 miles to your ferred t«» the rules committee. Sena C P has brought the matter directly faucet only costs you 31* cents. tor I ’ pshnr seeks recognition «*f the to the attention of th<* Pulled States senate." said Mr Wilkins. "But the "obligation of the State to «he R< hcii - e i l d Foundation on a««oi;ut «»( em- 'cleaning up’ has been only In spots Henry Allen Boyd beaslement of the Foundation's funds and In not thorough Some contractors are trying lo put on a good face now era. In an all day conference. by a former -la;«» official. Money Back I f One Bottle o f Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn’t D o Not only will the Sunday School "It appears that funds so embeorhd but the real evils remain, as any Miss Y o u M ore G ood Than Anything Y’ou Ever Used. sh Mild he restored to Ihe Itos« iiw aid «••PPl Negro will tell you If you win Congress convene here, hut there will his confidence. he those from every state In the union Why bother with alow actor* when Dare's Mentha Pepaln not only I'niiiiilalim-. it order Iliât Ihe fair on« tablespoonful of this splendid and quickly relieves stomach distress, but Messrs Wilkins and Schuyler have coming to north lamlsiana for this name of tin Slate of Mlsslsalppl plea nun) liquid remed> will cause gas, It also conquer* stubborn Indigestion, bloating, heaviness, heartburn or any dyspepsia and gastritis, and puts an should lie preserved." said the Green Issued a statement charging Ihe War Summer Sunday School Of Methoda. upset condition of tbs stomach to end to disslness. nervousness, head department with full knowledge of the While the Itev Mr. Boyd waa here speedily vartsh. wood S. npI mi ache. sleeplessness and despondency And why should any man or woman which distressing trouble* are nearly The reanlullon would require llie exploitation of Negro workera on the In conference he waa alao making con suffer another hour with Indigestion always caused by chronic stomach state auditor and Stale superintendent river project. The statement said Ihe la it anti arrangements *prellnilnary to or any stomach misery when the rem disturbance. edy that acte almost Instantly can be Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Is a supremely of education to nacertaln Ihe exact " * r department nfflrlala could not Ih** Board’a declaim) awarding the easily procured? good remedy that druggists svery- Hut there 1» more to aay about this where guarantee—a fine tonic that sum of Ihe funds em be axled In order «J««!«'* Ik « responsibility for the exit meeting lo Shreveport. He secured I remarkable remedy—something that builds you up and makes you work that pioprr legislation could he In- tenre of virtual slavery on Ihe fed- ,h** M inklpal Auditorium fur the en-1 PO R TLA N D . Ore., Jan. 91—The will Intsrest thousands of despondent with vim, eat with relish and sleep people. soundly. aiiguralrd at the next regular serclon ural-flnanced levee work ,*l‘*' f*ve 'lavs anil nights. The con- ne!lj “ popular" Sunday afternoon con . ........... - v will all In- fern r m 1 r ; r r * .'h.R ‘I , ? ; L k » r «hall lie abl In 1 " He *rr*?*?s*~?**. ANNOUNCES 28TH ANNUAL SUNDAY S C H CONGRESS MILLER & TRACEY MISSISSIPPI SOLON WANTS TO PROTECT NAME OP STATE To A ll Who Suffer Stomach Agony, Gas and Indigestion of the legislature llllhun, who waa charged with cm btzxllng nppinxlnialely «53.000, «A t routli till In the Circuit Court he.e recently unii sentenced to five years In the Slate penitentiary. W INS ON A P P E A L Qtilnfon Collina. 24. colored, known In th<> hoxhiK clrcloa ii m (¡«»one«' Dixon Pleaded guilty before Presiding Judge Tucker to disorderly conduct on Orto her K nl 345 Wcltller atreel. and was paroled from a aentenee of <10 dava In jail on recommendation of Deputy City Attorney Jensen. He nppenle.l from municipal court, where he had been ’ convicted and nentenred to 90 days In Jail. FINE & TEXTURE _ »A in y o u r cakr.s^r \ THE DOUBLE TESTED DOUBLE ACTIN G 1 1C BAKI nc I V ^ POWDER S A M E P R I^ ^POROVER ; 42 YEARS 2 5 . 9 M B.yjp.rforM 4 muONj OUP or pounoj u n COVIUN M IH T o uv I “ The War department and the army engineers are Just bunding out so much Idle talk when Ihey profess to he Ignorant of the conditions", said Mr Wllklna. “ They have made a great noise asking the N.A.A.C I* to produce specific Instances of oppres- slon so that they can ‘Investigate* and see If our charges are true. This Is all pretense W e know now that the ,r“ cl " * * ,1* Bed bX Grover C. Thames, manager representing the city of Shreveport, and llenry Allen Boyd. secretary of Ihe Sunday School Congress Forces. le was learned here from the Rev ****'" that the Congress Secretary * llt “ »’ PlF ,nr reduced round trip r«*'-* ,,n railroads, for the benefit of the messengers and denominational w irk army group of engineers 111 every ramp ers who will lie expected to attend thli meeting. n" ,h'’ (,r" " ............. nglneers Un- In their tenis In the camps, They do business dully anil nightly With the contractor« They suppervlne and pasa ,lnnl,v " » " ,n * " '" ''c ” construction. Th"X know exactly. In detail, what the N,,* r" l" hor,'r» , r * ln ,h l" " camps "T h e workera on the della are help less They know Ihey are worked to death and roltlied In Ihe levee rnmns. hut they ean’l do anything about It. As one woman told me. ‘The memaoa work from kin to kan’l ami git noth ing for It hut a llltle somethin’ to eat ’ Help mnat come from Ihe nutalde, from Washington. If the colored peo ple of the eotinlry will support Ihe N.A.A.C P. properly, facta can he tin- covered and presaure brought to hear to correct the evils If this condition of peonage on federnl work can lie wiped out It will lift hundreds of thousands of Negroes nut ot gloom, despair, starvation and brutality. The Association la determined lo fight re lentlessly and uncompromisingly, a- gnlnst any and all opposition, to see that a square deal la alven to the Ne gro workers In the great Mississippi delta." Marvelous flavor! C U tcf jl G l ntithituonafl aû JGU u / io. + + + / (T iltil H U I) Approved hy the Food C o m m it* tee o f the A m erican M edico! Association. Y o u r grocer has It. KRAFT \/elveetq Y T**« Deboo*« Maw Ov«*»e Xaad cprt ^ pre, entwj i,y the Portland Symphony Orchestra la scheduled for j Kmlary 2 2 . at 3 o’clock, and will fca- ture Ihe Portland school-children’s oho- rul( 0j VU|cea Appearance of the chorus, which Is by William Buyer, supervlso* 0j t|,e Portland schools. Is onp o { (hp eVents of the music season Not only does the audience have un oppornlty to hear these fiue- ly-tralned young voices, but also to hear some of ltach’s lovely works .through the emotional and exalted means that la possible only by mass singing | T h « "popular" concert, the fifth of The season’s series of six Sunday after noon programs at very low co«t, will open with the William Tell Overture | (Rossini) ami close with three Tsch- nikovsky dance numbers. The latter are "Dance of the Mlrlltom” , "Danse of the Fee Dragee" and “ W a lti of the F low er«," all illustrating tj|e composer in one of hla most delightful moods. Other works to be played January 22 Include: Ballet Music front “ Syl via" (D e lib es ); Symphony No 7, An dante con moto (Schubert); Walse "Northern Lights" (Allan Lincoln Langley), and Symphony No. 4. Alle gro Vlvaco, "Nutcracker" Suite (Glu- rounow). Early indications are that the con cert will attract n capacity audience, and that visitors from out of the city will attend In large numbers. Many entire families have made resei ra tio s« Seats may be ordered direct or by mall through the Symphony box office, J. K Gill Company, Portland. I Hon. Oscar DePriest nouncement just released by the Lea gue: Convinced that the Initial plans of the National Negro Non-Partisan L A - gue. have been carried ont as out lined In the Finding Committee report, as a result of the sessions held in Washington. D. C.. December 2, 2. and «, 1931. Congressman DePriest has tendered his resignation as head of the League which was accepted by the Executive Committee at lta meet ing Thursday. Mr. DePriest pleaded that there would be added demands upon his time In connection with hla | gislative duties, especially In view of the fact that he will move up in the seniority scale of the House. His in terest In the work of the League, in furtherance of a far-reaching program for the Negro, is reported not in the least lessened by his resignation. Dean Kelly Miller was elected to fill the vacancy. He said that in the re sent election colored voters divided their votes among party candidates according to the rating of men and measures, rather than a blind adher ence to mere party organizations. He liotnted out that a new- administration is about to be Inaugurated but that the problem of the Negro citizen and his claims remain Just as they were before, and an early conference is nec essary. Professor Miller Is therefore now actively at work on plans for the proposed session on March 3rd. This meeting is intended to comprise all the delegates who attended the origi nal meeting and such others as de sire to take part in the new program and make a constructive contribution to the effort. Morris Lewis. Is Secre tary of the Executive Committee. MACHINE OPERATOR FINED William Smith, colored, recently pleaded guilty before District Judge Woodley to a charge of maintaining a moneyed slot machine In the Green Front club. 535 Savier street, August 117. and was fined $50. HICH- BROWN HAIR GROWER • W ithout e q u a l -_ an Without a doubt, the beat article of its kind — a combination HAI R G R O W E R and H A I R S T R A I G H T E N E R . Gives the hair a natural ■oft and ailky appearance, stimulating hair growth in the nu>8t hopeless caae. r H IC H :B R O W N \ Our High Brown Hair Grower stands as one of our highebt achievements — it Is a prepar atlon we look upon with pridi Makes the hair soft and lux urlotts, stimulating a healthy growth. 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