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on« for Ih » unemployed Al «Il of Ih » I
conference*, * dhruHlnn » « » held re
«anting Ih » problema of lh.il «roup
«m i ih » l>««l mean» for organising lo
« I n lh »ir demanda A «tale apparatus
T H I ADEQUATE DIET
of ih» prot*ctlv* food» ln th«lr dl»i*
was »» I up out of «»o h oonfrrono*. •*>
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|n Denmark many children suffered
ihnl they «o n lil hmr» a good fuhollon
A u lh o illl»» agree timi Ih* li»»l from Ih» dreaded » y » ill»» # »« «»u »»*l
In* »roup lo carry oui futur» »o llrliy
Al on» I* M . Ih« m »rrh «r» »m l »up health Inaurali«* la an ail«i|ual» ilici. |.v Di» fart ( liai UaiiUh hull«r * u »
portara ii«rnit«il through Ih» town ami There I» a t»nd»nry. »h »n Hi* amount a„|,| »o olh*r «ou n lrl»». I»a»ln a only
to Ih» Slat* Capitol On Ih » « a y to *P»nt for food I» decr«a»ed. lo In turn imitar « u I ib III u I » » and aklmmed milk
Ih » Capitol, a commina of flft**n wa» d t«r * *a * ih « »nimmt for III» »» «» n lla l» A fl»r an *mbur*o « » » placad on Ih*
hul ter and chlldren » e r e agaln r ecelv
elected to ao lo Ih » mayor of Salant n «c * »»»r y to an adequate dial
In* II. together « i l l i whole milk, ih »
and damand Ihm provision» !>« mad«
Wheu f»iree«l lo a retrem-hment In
dlsense pra» tlcally dlsappeareil duell
for a woman with four children, who
food expemllturea II I» a common tlitiig
knowledge II wlll Ile easy lo niodtfy
wa» hetn* threatened with eviction
lo fiuti thnt Ih» forni served revolv»»
Ilio ad<»|iial* dlel ami lo insilo a Imi
from an old garage with a leaky roof
aroumi mesi, potalo«»,
gravy ami
anced »me from il Milk may i>« naed
He promised tlial the ease would he
bread
II I» true limi lh ««e #r» Ini-
cared for. ami the m ailer was refarr- po» lanl. hul In a d l»( of ihl» klml Ih» In Ih » preparallon of food». a* In
| ed to the local committee for further prolecllve «leitient». limi I», Ihe miti mashed polatoea. In gravy or y»gr'a-
action if necessary At lea*t one thou- arai» and thè vitamlni bave been re idi»» Il may al«o ho u»»d lo umke »Ini
pie (tesserla a» aoupa. In fael. Il add*
I »and participated In the march to the moved
Thl» type of dlet wlll r»»u ll
| Capitol. A brief meeting was held on In injury lo health. *'»p*'»-lally «b ere food vaine and prolecllve vaine In any
of II» varloua forma
the Capitol slops The officials of Ih»*
there aie growlng chlldren. If u»ed for
A n InerpeitHlve ami itourlahltig
the T u s k «* «» lustltut« School of Mu- hullding cleared the assembly room any great length of tini«
malli tllnh I» cod (Uh »m u ffi». tnad* a»
sic, the choir was gireu three num of the House of Representative* ami
The rsaenllal» of a halanre») or ude- folline»
» the Marcher* filed Into the Urge-room
her»..
while the lobby was flll»>d with Inter <iuale dlel are Milk, fruii, vegetatile»
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V« cup rice, uncooked
ested onlooker» After every one was and «g g ». which are «ailed the ’prole«
OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL
The Tuskegee Choir, which Is now
ln ita third week at the Radio City
Hall.
under the personal direction
of the world famous "R oxy", was given
more time on the regular "R o x y " ra
dto program at 12:15 Sunday after-
noon b y -R o x y himself, following, nu-
merous letters commending the choir
on ita broadcast last Sunday. Instead
of two numbers, which the choir sang
under the direction of William L. Daw-
»on. its director, who Is also head of
3 cupe milk
¡seated, the doors were left open so liv e ’ foods.
Kverywhere, nutrition
¡that those on the outside could hear leader« and auth»irltlea urge that food
I S tablespoon butter
the presentation Governor
Meier, money lie »pent for food» that will
4 rnp salt codfish
Secretary Haas, the Senate ami Ihe ’feed' and not merely ’fill’, which la
Cook the rice with the milk In a
Unemployed Committee o f the Hone« true economy In the Ion* run
d o u b l e b o t t d until len d, r and dr\
(By "Duck" Jordan. SIS • SSrd Av. N.)
cf Representative» were present III
It Is known through observation and Separate the eggs and add the yolks,
hear the demands Fred Walker gave
experiment that milk and dairy pro- well beaten; add the butter and ci»d
FRED T A Y LO R , who was born and
ADVOCATE ON SALE AT BROWN S president; Mins Muriel Fletcher, vice- the opening talk and explained the
William L. Dawson said Saturday reared in Portland. Is back home after BARBERSHOP, cor. 23rd A Madison preaideut; Mins Just It la Davis, secre reason for the Hunger March and the ducts do more to tnske up for the de- fish, which has been freshened by
flclencte« lit diets than do any other soaking In wster
When the mixture
serving
his
sentence
of
six
months
in
that he was happy at the continued
tary: Miss Cleo Hunt, assistant sec* economic conditions which caused un
foods An eminent authority on nutrì is somewhat cool,
fold In the egg
comments from professional musicians the s:\-e prison for an alleged robber
retary. Miss Vivien Jordan, treasurer employment. starvation and misery tlon states. 'Milk is both the cheapest whites beaten stiff Hake 30 minutes
in New York and throughout the coun y committed in Portland a year ago S E A T T L E NEWS:
Harry
Correl
of
New
berg.
Oregon,
pre
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and surest protection from the nutrì- in a moderet* oven f37S degrees)
try which are all of a highly commen Tw o white men were convicted along tBy DUCK JORDAN. Phone Ea. 1430>
Mr Charles Daniels save a dance sented the demands of the farmers of tional deficiencies which open the way Serve Immediate, garnished with para
31S • Ï3rd Avenue North
dable nature.
Old and experienced with Taylor. They are serving terms
party at his home In honor of the Fal the state Richard l-ovelace presented to diseases and life long Injuries to |«ty and accompanied by a butter
singers, and players, who hare heard of five years. Fred «laims that he was
con club. The club wishes to thank the demands of the veterans. Seth health happiness and working efflclen haiicc Put ** cup of butter in a bowl
convicted
on
his
past
bad
record
He
the choir, continue to come in and
A Union revival between the three
Mrs E Harris for the lovely refresh Nordllng gave a talk regarding th* cy .
and work until cieamy
Add 1% tea
tell Mr Dawson that his organ'ration served two or three previous senten colored churches of this city is now In
worker
Helen Qulst
ments
served Mrs Harris is the aunt unemployed
Surveys show that great numbers simón of salt. ^ teaspoon of pepper
Is one of the finest they have ever ces for a like crime. Now Fred says session. The revival started two weeks
of Charles The music was sponsor 'gave a summary of the condition of of children in the European countries and H teaspoon of finely rhtvpped par
seen. The group is generally charac- he is going to try to go straight hut ago and will continue another week.
¡the youth, explaining why so many
ed by the famous "Jug Hand".
that
"its
a
pretty
hard
thing
to
do
during the World War suffer« d die aley. then I S tablespoons of lemon
terixed as a "classical organization” .
Rev. Wright of Vancouver. B C. is
¡are forced into crime by the econom
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for the reason that after serving time the minister in charge of the services.
tary deficiency diseases due to a la« k Juice very slow ly
Mr Robert Taylor, prominent young ic conditions. William Sidney of the
you are given S2 50 and a cheap suit He is assisted by the pastors and mem
International
l-abor
tVfenae
spoke
on
Seattle Negro, was accidentally shot to
of clothes. One dollar goes to pay bers of the other churches
off ill the offing sod he was out of
<!**ath by George Gardner. 44 The two the repeal of the criminal syndicalism
your way to Portland After you are
range when the blow was started
law Fred W alker summarised all of
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lived
at
the
same
residence
at
1818-
here aDd you are known as an ex-eou..
loingford had courage and cunning ;
The residents of Seattle and vicin 25th Avenue Gardner told police that the presentations and asked for ques
no one will hire you. So with no
he knew every trick of defense, he
ity have witnessed two days’ of light he mistook his friend for a burglar Itlons from the legislative l»ody Hut
money, no friends and no work, it's a
could take a hammering If occasion
snowfall and cold weather.
Mrs Mae Oonlev mother of * Rab’\ j owing to the fact that the presenta
very few who don’t go back."
demanded, and never film h or back
lions
were
so
well
organised,
no
ques
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as he was widely known, at the time
¡away; no faater puncher ever Died,
The first Bronze Beauty Contest to of his death, was visiting in Califor [lions were asked There was loud ap
John Butts, formerly a tailor on 6th
and none who could hit with such
be held in Seattle will be on January nia Gardner is being held on an op plause after each speaker had «pok*
street is now doing road work for the
paralysing force
not only from the audience hut alar
,30th
at
the
Finnish
halt
Prizes
will
he
en charge.
County.
I Many of the expert«» have called him
from the legislators.
awarded. Gene Goys Eleven Black A-
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From Oregon 1 Willy Journal
the greatest heavyweight that ever
Abrams, chairman of the legislative
ces will play.
The Presbyterian church young
Charlie Fair, the popular shine art
j lived
Hut Ham never had a chance
hotly on unemployment, congratulated
Hy
Frank
Menke
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people will have a taffy pull on ne*t
1st. is battling with a case of "flu ” .
'at a title, nor a real shot at big mon
Mr Harper Gaston and Miss Viola Monday. January 23rd The public is the speakers and promised that they
Ham laAiigford never was heavy •y
would do all within their power to ful
Julie Smith, an employee of the Cl Owmsby were the A M E church del cordially invited.
fill their demands. The Morchers then weight champion. Hut tens o f thou i Perhaps In his whole carrer, which
egates
to
the
Christian
Endeavor
Lea
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ty street paving department, sustain
marched hack to their headquarters sands w h o s e memories carry bark to was spread over a generation, and
The Revelier Club will meet at the
ed a severe injury to his side and gue meeting at the West Seattle Me
and
from there they left for their re “ the g o o d old days" eyer will ding to which began when he was a feather
his back while at work He is now at thodist Church. The delegates receiv home of Mrs Harry Duvall Dainty
i>oospectlve
destinations, some on foot, the belief that only lack o f opportuni I weight and ended when he was to
home under the treatment of Dr. Ons ed much valuable information which refreshments will be served by the
¡blind to see his formen, he did m>t
some in autos and others on freight ty denied him the kingdom o f swat
they gave out in their splendid report hostess.
leMtigford was a warrior distinct and earn as much as som« of the clutch-
trains.
at the church on last Sunday.
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A
few
nights
ago
a
sneak
thler
en
William L. Dawson
(h««ni and hang white heavtra of today have
None of the Marchers believe that apart f r o m all the rest o f
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Miss Erna Tanner, of Tacoma, has
tered the Benninghoff A Caddie F-.n
ihe Governor and the legislature will through the last SO years
receive.I for a single evening of “ safe
The
High
School
Girl
Reserves
said Mr. Dawson.
been visiting
wlthh
Miss Frances
eral Parlors. And when he suddenly
In the heyday of bis career » bile |
fe rto rm m e *
grant their demands Immediately and
The choir worshipped at St George’» stumbled into a casket in the chapel, held their annual election of officers Carter the past week While in Seat they have pledged themselves to go rliigtiK n avoid«*d him an they wrn«M ^ ----
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P. E. Church in New York City on he beat a hasty retreat through a on last Wednesday The results were tle. she was the guest of honor at ma
The atari wouldn't atav OUR GOAL — THE ADVOCATE IN
back to thlr respective territories th«i plague
as
follows:
Miss
Yvonne
Chatters.
ny parties and dances
Sunday afternoon at the invitation of window. Nothing was missing hut a
EVERY WHITE HOME IN
and organlie the Workers and farm In the ham«* town with him. provided
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Harry T. Burleigh soloist in the St. few of *he chairs in the chapel were
OREGON IN 1 9 J 3
era around these demands and force Ham wan mumbling ab«»ut wanting ar
The R ereller Club met at the home
George’s Choir for more than a quar pushed out of position.
tlon
They knew what action meant.
the state to grant them
of Miss Viola Owmsby last week.
ter century. Dr. William J Schieffelin.
If it were prrclpltated by laingford
Word has been received in Portland
chairman of the Board of Trustees of
Sam wam a Negro He had to limit
NEW TO N O BAKER HOPES FOR
COAL
Tuskegee Institute, is a vestryman at by relatives and friends of the mar
hia artlntlea mnatly toward N egro««
this church, and the pastor. Dr. J. P. rlage of Mr. Holman Crawford In [,oa
Per to n
$ 6 . 0 0
" F U L L JUSTICE" FOR NEGRO And the field wasn't big There wire i
PA TR O N IZE
Anschutz, was a friend of Dr. Booker Angelos Mr. Crawford, the broihe- of
And UP
through the yeara wheu Sam waa at
W e Handle A ll Kinds of Coal
T. Washington, founder of Tuskegee, Mrs. Elmer Flowers, is attending me
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N EW YORK. Jan 20— A hope that hln beat, only a half a doten du >ky
for many years, and Is a friend of dical college in Los Angeles.
WOOD
"fu ll charity and full justice «'ll! h* w arrlon that he could tangle with
long standing of Dr. R R. Moton. the
G A L A
T H E A T R E
done to the Negro citizen» of Ih » I'- Aa a r< milt he rarely let looer agalnuf
Lo»
d
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3
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5
FEED TH E BIRDS. IS
present principal of Tuskegee.
Our wood is dry and
5301 N E. GLISAN STREET
nlted State»" was expreaaed by New them became. |f he had. he would have
PLEA OF HUMANE
22nd Ave and E. Madison St.
will pleses you.
The Tuskegee choir broadcast at
ton D Baker In a recent letter to W al killed off the ponaihillty of a return
PHONE TABOR S521
W ater and food are asked to be put
12:15 from Radio City, where it is
ter White, secretary of the National match.
Ne * Management
New Owners
PR O M P T DELIV ERY
out
for
the
birds
during
the
snow
Sam
waa
About
the
only
rltigman
appearing on the stage each day. the
Association for the Adrancetnent of
Phono EAst 4282
In the Uat 5o yeara who could, when
NEW EQUIPMENT
fourth time It has been on the air seige Suet, meat scraps, crumbs and
Colored People.
Mr. Baker's letter
in the mood, name the round and
since it arrived in New York three apples are said to be welcomed by
In part reads:
FUE L & T R A N S F E R
week» ago. The program was espec the feathered flock.
Everything new except the Name
; “ I am—entirely willing to express the punch that would «pell ‘ fit Ian"
M Y R T L E
1818 • 23rd A re
Seattle, W o
ially arranged for "Roxy” , who is con-
my earnest hope that In these troubled for hi« rival He could hit to the face
valeascing in a hospital.
has done for their children. The mo
times, full charity and full justice will or to the body with equally devasta
Late Sunday afternoon, the group ther of Vera Betta. who did solo work
be done to the Negro citizens of the ting power, and when he waa nhurp
went to Harlem where they Inspected last week, wrote him from New Or
United States who. comprlnlng a min «hooting no man lived who could take
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the new million dollar Y. M. C. A ana leans that she was proud of her daugh
ority of our population, are. Ilk« all what he had to explode and r«*muln
nonchalant
ter's success and said she would do
RAT ES REASONABLE
had dinner at the Y. cafeteria.
PHONE EAST 6305
other minorities, likely to tie discrim
QOOD H E A L T H COOK ROOM
Defensively, hi« dwarfish nlze was
GIVE ME A T R IA L
The broadcast is made from the re everything In her power to keep the
inated against economically
when
ESTIMATES FREE
hia gr-ateat aa«et. Kvery heavy that
gular Raido City Music Hall on the girl in school.
times are hard "
HID per cent pure Ilya Brésil
The student body Is carrying on Its
Seventh floor.
Mr. Baker's statement Is regarded as he met waa taller many Inches. Kx
atul
Whole Whoat Brésil. Kolia.
Comments from the South continue academic work under the direction of
especially significant since he was cept when they tried an uppercut,
Ci ink lea and Cakes
they
had
to
punch
down
to
amak
Sam
to pour into the broadcasting studio ten members of the Institute faculty
President Hoorer's national chairman
And
there
In
no
force
In
a
down
punch.
and the dressing room of the singers. while daily appearing on (he stage
of emergency unemployment relief and
Parents of the members of the choir, and going through rehearsals. Sight
CALS I DINE VEGETA BLE
since Negroes In many parts of the It merely i« a pu«h a« any man learn«
Pruning. Grafting and Landscape Gardening
who have heard them on the radio, seeing toura of educational Interest
IODINE BREAD
country are being denied a fair pro by merely making the experiment.
So other boy« couldn't damage Ham
and who have read the comments in have been arranged for the students
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portion of the "m ade" jobs and direct
PORTLAND , OREGON
the papers, have written Mr Dawson before they return to the Institute
627 EAST MORRISON 8 T „
Ow.r ona pound
TRInlty 2840
relief administered by cities, counties much in that way And they had llttlu
luck with an uppercut becau«e Ham
thanking him personally for what he campus at the end of this month.
and states.
WE DELIVER P R O M P T L Y
wa« «mart. He «eemed to be able to
«n iff such « wallop when It wa« sway
-t\
PI"
DAWSON PLEASED WITH
FINE RESULTS
Locals
Seattle News
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CHANDLER
fic a i t í ) S r cad
Z. F. MARTIN
Be Kind To Your FEET
Th« Oldest Negro Business In Portland Is . . .
Portland
.
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