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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1933)
T H « P A O « TW O SATURO AV, FEBRUARY I*. IM * A O V O C A T I ■ e » , , , , « » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » » « » » » » » — * * * —— E N TR AN C E SOUGHT TO NORTH get from point to point on schedule have not met with uns mum» approval ; C A R O L IN A LAW SCHOOL And there Is no indication that sen timent has changed In their fnvor- certainly the Putted States has no dm DURHAM. N. C. Feb Id- A legal ,|rv to |||,ir »»s n ip !* emulated by battle to secure the entrance cd Ne thousands of touug nanderers but (From a Bulletin of the Federnl Conn grò students to the Ian school of the lh, kobo ctallB, „ fa th e r ell of the Churches of Christ In Amer- University .d North Carolina will be hl. llmp Seasoned ami con tea) launched here soon PUua-nre all t, m,,j.tlTe drones traveling without Founder E D C AN N AD Y, . . I Uni and awlt only the refusal o f the „ f Baedeker*. whether slapping 1 am the l.ord thy God. but thou university to accept application from ,h, (r , patatai, hoots lh, ,h„ Illy Shi'shl Effendi I shall remember that Published Every Saturday at t i l l X Entered as Second Class Matter In the I h ive no f a v i v * duallfted Negro student who alread. open road or furtively unloading them God of alt the Earth E K th Avenue. Portland. Oregon Post Office at Portland. Oregon has an application blank to be filled selves from box cars, assert that e principi« rite children The Negro and the “ ———~ “ “ ~ “ “ “ —— '—— ” —— unification of the lurid Telephone G ARFIELD 7823 Under the Act of 1912 out and returned to the dean of ad- vents hare gilded their lettered gur- Although this csmmunicstion Is id l||||( increasingly advocated Hindu the Chtneee. Japan.».' Rus mlssions nieuta with the aura of scholasticism. dressed te ths adhsrents ef the Baha'i r w „ ||t ,lm. a ,„„v ld e In Itself lh* sian and Mexican are all by beloved Beatrice Cannady Franklin . Editor Kits Reid . . . . . . Columnist The attorneys who are handling the of a sort Faith in Europs and America, and was , , g, i nst Ihe poison that Is httdrea. case are Conrad O IVarson ami Ce i l-on* w . ... nml#rroiitii»* >aM,i.rm liilB « in« (hr vlatir •»« of or- II N i. d r# EtH'lvh r#*h«#tl a lh# It * . r ittan . In ordar _ , to _ doopon \\ . th , tlf . un- olrodlly Columnist . . . . . T. J. F r a n k l i n ...................... Manager ¡Nancy Le* cil A. McCoy of this city They have dsrstsndmg of the Provldsntsl f o r e s Mn|J|K, , „ „ , , 1 , , nations THou shall not measure a city ’s introni on#'» excursion* w#r# ou ythin* the advice and assistance of the Na Social Editor .: . . relsaaod In this ago. nivarthslsas Its , wh-| n,,aht t , ronfldentlv W illiam Pickens . Contributing Ed Roanlie Bird mor# profound than a d#otr# to r#fr#»h tional Vsaoctatton for the Advance analysis of the causes of ths present >ffltl|) ,n|| , h. ullr„ u rved a c e planes a « by Ita low himself u ith a n r * «con#», h# wo*, hr . . Health Ed W. J. Wheaton . . . . Columnist DeNorval Unthank ment of Colored People The attor world depression has so vital an Intsr- >f |>)vt|| Pr(1(ram enunciated, with mortality, its houses, play cU im o. proctlctnc techn ocrat?. II# . Seattle Editor ¡Dock Jordan neys are basing their claim on the est. its assertion of the true outcome >((.h as far back Clifford Mitchell . . . Columnist hod em ancipated h tm »#lf from th# mo Catted States Constitution anil upon la so firm, its regeneration so vital. | ( >|lty ,g „ . hy Balia u'llah nil Subscript.on Rates payable in advance tais, and Its low record for bootlegg chin#, had installed o *hort#r work K elly M i l l e r ......................Columnist the tact that the North Carolina laws that the administrative body of the |ta c e n t 1 st» (tod's divine- One Year. *2.50: Six Months, I1.S0 ing. prostitution, robbery, and murdtr. tu « week ond doy ond hod *t*# n him do not forbid education of both races American Baha'i Is dosm II net only s |y .cheino for Ihe unifies- Three Months 11.00 Ill Ralph C l y d e .......................Columnist w i t o r# r to th# cultural influ ence of at colleges and universities, but only privilege, but a high rel.glous oblige f|<)|| 1)f TO„ nll„ , (t In this age. coupled Thou shalt remember that no c ivili unr#«tr*ctcd Irlaur# W h ol h# hod don# at elementary amt high schools. lion, to maka tho lottor availably to with an Indomitable conviction in lh# sation can rtae above the level of Its with hi* leUur# rem ain « « m ystery The plan to hare Negroes seek #n oil who nrxoroly took light ond gut unfailing efficacy of #*« h and all of -P R O C IN C IA L* BUYING ¡respect for and its ideals of woman If not ou evid en ce that m ore than trance was given wide publicity In »l'are time I. needed fur achievement ............. 0t * " ,Ub', |H. pruvl.lnn. I. evenlu.llv capable of hood the Greensboro N. C Dully News snd ever sapsrisncsd by mankind withstanding the forces of Internal dis Stamps are cancelled in British post o f culture I ,V the paper's correspondent called the — B A P T IS T S — integration which, if unchecked, must offices by a machine which prints a- Thou shalt remember thine own sin At all events, the Ani lent and lion young rolored lawyers "radical m en croas the corner of the envelope a slo and build do prisons fer revenge and orable Society of Hoboes meeting re THE IMPOTENCE OF STATESM AN needs continu* to eat Itilo lile vitola of ML O LIVET B APTIST CHURCH hers of their race who are. of course SHIP a despairing society It Is towards gan to the effect that British Goods 'punishment, but make thy courts elm- _ , East First and Schuyler Sts. cently in Chicago did not hesitate . „ , . . . . . | member» o f the N A A C P ” the Rev. J. 0 Wilson, Pastor S h i» goal the goal of a new World are Best, and should consequently be ics for the soul, and thy jails hoapt- ____ . . . . to claim that its "body politic” , for all 1 r e- . p *p ,r , (, t „ -xh e N A A i P has IVarly-beloVrd frtenda' Humanlty. Order. Divine In origin. »Item bracing tala for moral diseases. bought. Its Inattentive manner had stolen s SHILOH B APTIST CHURCH ¡turned some pretlv spectacular tricks So far nothing of the kind has oc V East Tth and Everett Sts march on the scholars As a flock of whritu-r vlewetl tu ihc Ughi of man s in scope, equitable In principle, chal ¡in Its time It undoubtedly caused the Rev. G G. Gardener. Faator curred in this country. But a suy-at- primers on technocracy appeared In Indl.lduat conduci or In thè eilstlng lenging in its features that a harsSa- Thou shalt remember that the and 1 defeat of Judge John Parker th e Is said moved to Instllute an advance i“ «shlps betweeti organiseli cum ed liuuisnily must stri«« home movement is undoubtedly grow product o f industry is not goods or 1. __ _ , „ brought down some of ihe biggest Re- They rebelled n,l,n*l*v» and natlons. has alas, gtray- — E P 1 S C O # ALLAN— ing It does not confine itself to "Buy T o claim to have grasped »II ihe im dividends. but the kind of men snd bublk. . M th, , l>unlrT - Th, artl. course lu this subject American.-' It localises itself to the 100 f* r ■n'1 »«H ered Ino greti a plicai Ions of Haha’u'llah'a prodigious women whose lives are molded by that |CW, th, ,h„ , hll, lh, at any dallylng wlth a Ihenry they S t Phillip* M inion bave develo ped to Ita conclusión« decline to be redei-tu ed through thè scheme for world wide huran solidari- point where you are told to buy in Knott and Rodney Sts. ^ I Negroes may have a gtxxl case and The thouaands o f machines that ree- “ “ alded efforts of thè beai iimnng lls your own state, your own country, io bave fathomed Ita Import, Blame Coles. Lay Reader may have the advice of the best law pimd wlth robot prvetaion to a vush of r'S»'o*ul«*d rulers and slatesmen how- ¡would me presumptuous on the i-»rt of your own village. And it has a per Thou shalt press on from political yers in the country, they can't win in a button are noi regarded aa a menat e • Trr «*lalntere«ted thelr motives, how- even the declared supporters of Ills suasive sound. democracy towards industrial demo state courts — H O LSE OF P R A Y E R — It admits that North "Altogether, as to the person who cracy. remembering that no man Is . Carolina may be forced to provide or a dlfflcult problem In tachnocracy * ,",r c «o c*rted - thelr action, however Faith To attempt to visualise II in House of Prayer But thè button' There la thè menare nnsparln* la thelr trai and d*voilon all Its possibilities, lo estimate II» fu- has either dollars, francs, guilders, good enough or wise enough to govern , , atM for East torh and Grant Sts '** No srheme whlch thè ¡ture brneflta,lo picture Its glory, would shillings, pesos or piastres to spend, another man w.thout h.s consent, and ' hl, ^ ,r„ n. A ll th» training and prediteci Ioni of Robert Sea roe. Pastor thè “ hobocrata” doubtless wlll he di- ulatlons of thè hlghest slalrsman- be premature at even so advanced a the important point ia not so much that, in addition to a living wage. evs»||n, no( , r , lUlW, ln th, rected toward dvveloping a button to m*T devise; no doctrine stage In the evolution of manklud whether he shall 'Buy American- or ry man craves a reasonable shar* u — M E T H O D IS T — push the button— that la on the days * h,ch 'he most distinguished espo- •Buy British- or Buy Ethiopian- as determining the conditions under Bethel A M K Church they "work.” nents o f economic theory may hope that he shall bu y!" which he labors Rev Daniel G. Hill J r , Minister HIST, THE HOBOCRAT One flaw thus haunts the preten *° ••Dance: no principle which th» In other words, tf we spend s mill VII stuns of the hoborrat There may be ardent of moralists msy strive ion dollars for foreign goods and the M Y R T L E Thou shalt outlaw war and make no First A. M E Zion Church some subtle kinship between the pro to Inculate. can provide. In Ihe last foreign sellers in turn spend as much threatening gestures either with great 41? 1\” ihwtna Ave Whatever may he said about techno spectus unfolded by technocrats snd sdequale foundations upon for other goods in our market, tke navies or vast military preparations Rev. Les Roy Klnard. Pastor cracy. It has pot a high bat on the that elyslan existence of which the futur« of a distracted world ran 1 j money we've spent has done precise against thy neighbor. hobo. These Itinerant members of so hobo sings "in the hlg R oci t'andi k“ 11* ly as much for our own people is if VIII From Tho— ciety. who so long have bllthly am Mountains." But technocracy. It msy No appeal for mutual tolerance we had kept It all at home— and. in »e-eeeaeeaeeS Thou shalt honor men for character bled past their industrious fellow men. be recalled, began as sn "energy sur- * hloh the wnrdly-wlse might raise, addition. It has aided in the immensely GOOD H EALTH COOK ROOM and service alone and dishoner none ZION CHURCH NOTES have been gen erally Ihe cause for vey " And tf either of these utopias i» •>°**'?er compelling and inslslrnt, ran Important task of stabilizing and In ______ 'because of race, color or previous con- —o — ratted eyesbrows Thelr unconcealed to be consummated, to say nothing of ,' * lni It* P»»»ions or help restore lls creasing international trade. In nor 100 per rent pure Rye llrend On last Sunday the pastor again (dlllons of ser»!tude Indifference to factory whistles, to the the plans of many who love thelr com- ? '* or Nor would any general scheme mal times ten per cent of our pro preached at both morning and even I slid Whole Wheat Bread. Rolls. IX civic responsibilities and to any m e fort enough to work for it then- mu»' of m er» organiseli Internst limai i te I ducts— that ten per cent which marks ing services and impressed the im Cockles and fakea Thou shalt not bear false witness the difference between profit and loss portance of love of God and fellow -' agninst thy neighbor by malicious pro »g e rn e »» of wardrobe, and thelr In- lie some energy lo be surveyed —hu operation, in whatever sphere of hu —O— (C 8 Monitori man activity, however Ingenious In In the average businesa— are sold s- man. During the evening service thre* , Paginda or colored news, or by calling c IInation to masquerade as freight to man energy Included conception, or extensive in scope, sue CALS I OINE VEGETABLE broad. The decline of foreign crude people joined the church. One was j him contemi tious names such aa Dngo ceed In removing the root cause of Ihe : IODINE BREAD has closed thousands of factories and formerly a member of the Baptist 1 Chink. Jap. Wap. Nigger or Sheeny. evil that has so rudely upset the e- I — O— r * -c* * - +■ - bb i m tjf— contributed to the unemployment of X church: another of the Salvation A r qnllibrlum of present-day society. Not Over one pound TRintty 2S40 millions. W e don't have our cake and Thou shalt remember that when . . . . my and one a convert during the re even. I venture to assert, would the eat it too— and if countries boycott WE DELIVER PRO M PTLY thine own ancestors were savages and cent revival. very art of devising Ihe machinery re each other, they cannot expect an in barbarians, other men brought to them quired for the political and economic terchange of trade which is essential The Home Missionery society met the saving and civilizing Christian to modern civilization. Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage Gospel Now that thou art rich and * ------------------------------ The ladies of the Society are taking prosperous, beware lest thou export TOO LATE charge of the relief work and assist- to Asia and Africa only thy science | ing The Advocate in putting over the * n(I efficiency, thy war ships, goods j What a pity that we only lenra when W ill Promote a Full Growth of Hair program which was started several * n<! moving picture films, and forget we get old the folly of helping ungrate weeks ago. Last week more than a lo export the Christian message and W ill also Itestore the Strength ful people. Nearly everyone that you Vitality, and the llrauty of the hundred loaves of bread was distrlbut- Christian spirit also. benefit, becomes an enemy. Thelr ed and there w ill be as much again ___________________ Wiry. Try — vanity is hurt because of the realiza this week. The clothes which have tion that your superiority enabled been donated are being remodelled to CLUB URGES RACE PATRONAG E you to do them favors that thelr met the needs of thoes in need... Inferiority rendered necessary and There will be a Turky dinner at the llair. If your lloir 1» Dry and church on March 2nd from 5 until Detroit, Mich. Feb. 21— If you or# both#r«Hl with Falling PO PULAR GOVERNM ENT 9 pm by the Stewardess Board No T o the Editor: Dandruff. Itrhlng Scalp, or any Hair 2. Every bony is cordially Invited Trouble, w# want you lo try a jar of I By E. D. Cannady) We are writing you to see The work is improving and growing Popular government is still pretty rapidly under the leadership of Rev if you would care to have some news CAST INOIA HAIR GROWER Th# much of an ezperiment. Its success r#m#dy contain« nirdlcal pro^rtt#« that each week from the Booker T Wash Kinard. will ultimately depend not only upon go to th# roots of th# Hair Stimulate« Ington Trade Association and House the Integrity but the Intelligence of th# akin. h#lping Nature to do Ita work wives League o f this city. BETHEL CHURCH NEWS the electorate. This In turn hinges !.«n v«* th# hair aoft and silky IVrfumed with a -------- This Association was organised by absolutely upon the ability of the vo balm of a thousand flowers Th# best known r«-m#dy The Etude Club will have charge Dr. and Mrs. Peck of the Bethel A ter to give a fair ezpression of his of the evening services at Bethel A. M E Church Has about 1S.OOO mem- for Heavy and llrautiful Ilia* k Fy# brows Also sentiments at the polls. Election re M. E Church on March 5th. r#*tor#a (2ray llair to its Natural Color Can b# lined The hers comprising Business Professional sults taken ln thelr entirety do not theme will be 'Faith and Courage". With Hot Iron for Straightening and Laymen. adequately express the wishes of the This club is composed of a group 1 The object ia to encourage N'egr Prico Sent by Mall, 90c; 10c E*tra for Poatag* electorate. Sometimes they do not of gjfjg wj,0 devote their time to the Proprietor-ship and urges the patron- AGENT S O U TFIT eTen approximate the actual desire ;n ltBd]r Ne(tro I)f, an(1 culture Their age of our race with one another. This 1 Hair Grower, 1 Temple the aggregate of all those voting with motto j,. - R j , , Shine, for they light Association has been quite an educa- Oil* 1 Shampoo, 1 Pressing ft. O. LYONS respect to t he numerous amendments is Coming" (From Alain Locke's. tion and all liuninemi ha* profited Oil, 1 Face Cream and direc and issues and candidates involved ln "N ew Negro". thereby. tion for selling. % 2 . 29c E*tra 316 N. C EN TR AL AVE Richard B Harrison, as “ Th# Ijiwd*' denied admission to witness th# per for Postage. the election. The ticket ought not OKLAH O M A CITY. O KLAHOM A Mr« Peck ha* been rhooen Nation The officers of the club are: Nellie il* l h# famous Pulitzer Prize Play, formanc#* at a th#atre ni th# nation s preclude his careful choice of a can Franklin, president: Geraldine Turn al Preuldent of the Hoiioe-wire* I^ea- didate for every other office contained er. Vice-president: Louise Randolph, rue She ha* over 9.000 women In her “ Th# Gre#n Pasture*“ who appeared capital. recently at Howard University with Gre#n Pasture* was In Portland on the ticket. Theoretically. It doesn't temporary Vice-president; Thelma Detroit League other outstanding m#ml»#rs of th# last year and played to large hou*<-« but It does In practice. The trouble Johnson.' Secretary. Th* club color If this m*-«**** could be riven all cast, after colored people had been at th'» civic auditorium. Ilea with the multiplicity of lasues In- ^ bronze over the Country amonr our group. voiced in the average campaign For Membership in the club is confined i* would stimulate Negro buftine«« and Instance It was beyond all reason to to hirh school graduates and college answer the question. After College expect the everage voter to intslll. stndent, and iradua„ , i„ , he near W H A T ? gently acquaint himself with all the future the club plans to hold Op*»n Yours truly. measures and issues involved In Forum ' for both white and colored. the recent election, perplexing at best, Kva Kalden Jackson and the politicians persisted in making Y. W. C. A. NOTES Sec them more so by continually confus- Ing th» bum»». Eventually it wlll b«- T h , H)ah « ^ h ^ i 0 |rl RM , rv „ will come imperative to s.mMIfv the elec- pr*.»ent a comedy, entitled "6S70 Ber- tions It may even become necessary keley Place" on Friday, March 24th. Mrs Mattie Washington, of 217 to bold elections more frequently ln — 0— Weidler Street entertained at dinner order that certain single issues may The Girls Work Committee, under ,,a l*»t Sunday evening for the plea- be put squarely up to the voters. It leadership of Mrs. C. L. Ingersoll will *ure of Messrs. C. K Bigsby. Bruce Is against sound public policy to have sponsor a "jig-saw puzzle party” at Locke. Isa Triplett and James Bence Without a doubt, the best article of Ita kind — a combination HAIR state Issues dependent upon o» over th , home of Miss Nellie Franklin, on •'*r Bfgshy will leave soon for an GROWER and H AIR STR AIG H TEN E R . Gives the hair a natural shadowed by National Issues and visa Saturday evening, March 11th. The definite sojourn In Great Falls, Mont soft and silky appearance, atlmulating hair growth In the nu-sl versa. State candidates and Issues public is Invited. hopeless caae. should be made to stand upon and be OUR GOAL— THE ADVOCATE IN Judged acccrOlug to thelr own merits The Business and Industrial Girls Our High Brown llair Orouret EVERY HOME IN OREGON. 1933 and the voters choice In this particular are sending three delegates to the stands as one of our highest achievements — it 1» a prepat Instant, should. In no way be colored mid-winter conference to be hid ln T H E CARD T A B L E now emerges as a reallv fine piers of atlon we look upon with pride furniture. No longer Is II merely M makeshift, collapsible or Influenced by his position on the pa (ti, on Man-h 4:h and 5th Irene device on which to play rsrtls The Cowilln Card Table wllh national Issues The selection of a Patterson. N ellie Franklin and Eliza WHY BE COLO? Its genuine mahogany, walnut, or gumwnod tup la In perfect Makes the hair soft and lux president and the determination of na- beth Summers. keeping with Ihe radio cabinet. Ihe piano, anil other fine urlotis, stimulating a healthy tlonal policies Is a sufficient under- Miss Barbara Hubbard sang a group When you can get the furniture of the cultured ho|ne The hostess who bring» It growth. taking In Itself to occupy the attention o f songs and Miss Elizabeth Snm- out can well he proud of lta< beauty. Guest» are delighted BIGGEST LOAO OF WOOD with the "fe e l” of 11» poll»hed hardwood top , . and the wo o f the voter at one election. So with mers gave a talk on the work of the (Block and Slab! men actually envious when they see how very nllrm tlve the Distributed hy state officials and Issues. Why not girlB last Wednesday morning at the IN T H E C IT Y table Is for serving refreshments afterward Why not |H. proceed at once to change the date of Mount Tabor Presbyterian church tho first In your crowd lo own a Cowdln Card Table? — For Onlv— the State election so that hereafter They also remained for lunch. T H E B RO AD W ILL UNION FU E L C OM PANY DRUG STORE CA/EOrrON HYOiENIC CO S i C ARD OF T H A N K S Vesper services will be In charge PO R TLAND . OREGON REOUCEO PRICE For Only S3.25 -------- of Mrs. W . B. Brown. Sunday at 5 P FOR SH O RT T IM E and A T FACTO RY O N LY W e desire to thank our many friends M The following program hss been PHONE BRoadway 9611 Formsly Sold For $18.78 for thelr kindness, words of sympathy, arranged: Devotions, Miss Dolores and floral offerin gs In our late here- Burdlne; Readings. Miss Vivian Gar- M A D E O N L V D V T H E N O W avem ent nett; Vocal solo. Mrs Rohena Mart vices. Signed: in; speaker. Dr. DeNorval Unthank; C h i c A G o Mr. and Mrs. A. Dunne piano selection. MI hs Julia Mae 227 DAVIS ST REET BROADW AY 0888 Registration for tap dancing classes B!*nch»rd. and fnm 'ly P O R T L A N D , O R EGON H llllU ifllH IIlM ir J ' 'H IHI IMIII M il I |t I ’ II'I has begun. Call office for parti- , ! ' » •etSSSSSSIMSStltSSflSSSMSSStSSSSSSSStSSSSfSSSSSttSSSSSS ........... Lon Ferguson and Hugh Tea will be served after the TKIm ty 4615. The fee will be nominal. EDITORIALS KitslSriii The Goal o f a NewWorldOrder THE ADVOCATE Health ‘ftreat j I ' ' I MIL LAM INDIA HAIR (.KOWLK t^ast India I lair Grower r H ICH- BROWN HAIR GROWER W I T H O U T AN E Q U A L - f THE HICM- bkown 'N H air gro WER C otfdin CARD 1 ' $8 00 OVERTON HYGIENIC MFC.CO. I a C c M d ln C c . TABLE