NATIONAL COMMUTEE FOR DEFENSE OF POLITICAL
PRISONERS TO INVESTIGATE LYNCHING CONDITIONS
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SATURDAY, November 11, 1133
PRICK P I V I CENTS
THREE RACE MEN APPOINTED TO GOV’T JOBS
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS DEATH SENTENCE
PUNS INTENSIFIED
m i K 101 H U N G 10 EE FILED.
TO APPEAL TO GOVERNOR FOR ASSISTANCE
GOLDEN WEST
DOTEE AGAIN
SUNDAY
PUBLIC INVITED
opening
Local News Events
Kemqilr Itianrhard la employed aa
clerk and operator at the New Golden
: Went Hotel.
LYNCH THREATS BLAMED HE WHO RUNS AWAY WILL
ON ECONOMIC ORIGIN LIVE TO RUN ANOTHER DAY
New York. Nov. 11— A delegation
Mina Barbara Hubbard la the maid
at the Paramount Theatre which im­ epresentatlng the National Committee
for the defense of Political Prisoners,
pelled Friday of this week
leaves Thursday November 2. for Tu»-
Mr and Mr*. Jerome Franklin and caloosa. Alabama In that city, the re
Attorney John Jamison have been In cen* « ' ‘ ‘Da of fo“ f Ne* ro **■***■«••
vlted to attend the meetings of the ‘ » e Committee will conduct an Inves-
lnternatu.nl Club They were present “ « • « ‘P»- '»
">e elated purpose of the
Friday evening at tha meeting of the delegation, according to Alfred H
club at the home of Miss Kulh Griffin Hlrech. Secretary of the National Com-
In Kastmoreland
" “ tee for the Defenee of Political
Prisoners. "N ot only to investigate.
NAME THREE NEGROES TO W A S H ­
INGTON POSITIONS HUNT IN
FARM BUREAU
Dr. Johnson and Dr. Waaver Gat
Poata Aa Aida To Clark Foreman
Washington. D. C.. November 11—
(Special by Ivan Cannadyl
Hubert Scott, companion of Edgar Three more colored men have been ap­
McCbrlaton, alaln colored convict, can pointed to federal poata.
Dr. Clark Foreman. Adviser on Eco­
thank hla agll and nimble feet that he
la alive today. These same feet ena­ nomic Affairs in the Department of
bled Scott to outrun the bulleta from Interior announced Saturday that Dr
the gun in the hands of Patrolman Joseph Johnson of Columbus. T3hio and
Nick Perainger. ho accosted McChrle- Dr. Robert C. Weaver of Washington.
ton and Scott at 1st and Pine streets D. C. had been appointed assistants
laat Monday night. The Patrolman, af­ In his office.
Dr. Johnson, who la one of the lead­
ter receiving the reply that the two
were looklDg for a place to sleep, told ing Democrats of the countrf and who
them to come along to the police sta­ served aa a member of the Advisory
tion to see If they were O. K. Mc- Committee, popularly known aa The
Chrlston 22. an escaped convict from Big Four during the last campaign,
the Tennessee State Prison where he la the second Negro Pemocart of pro­
was serving life for murder, drew a minence to receive an appointment un­
platol and fired at the officer. Lucki­ der the Roosevelt Administration. He
ly for the officer the gun miss-fired is expected to represent Dr. Foreman's
several times and gave him a chance office in the field, serving In an educa­
to draw hla gun. Officer Perainger tional capacity and carrying th groups
fired a shot Into McChrlatoc'a head, In various sections of the country In­
fatally wounding him. Scott, alarmed, formation regarding the benefits to
made a get-a-way, but waa later found N egroe« under the different National
in the railroad yards waiting for an Recovery Acts.
out-bound train.
Announcement was also made by
When Interviewed by an Advocate the department of agriculture of the
reporter In his cell at the police sta­ appointment of Dr. Henry Hunt, prin­
tion. Scott, who is booked there on cipal of Fort Valley. Ga.. Industrial
a charge of vagrancy pending police School and Spfngarn Medal winner in
investigation, stated that he had left 1930 to a position in the United States
his home In Denver to go to Seattle Credit Corporation. Mr. Hunt will have
where employment awaited him. Wlflle headquarters at Columbia. « C. from
on the m i h two days <nit of Portland which imint he will set up Negro co­
he met iktgar McChriston. who told operative credit organisations to fi­
him nothing of his criminal record, nance crop production. His appoint­
but on the other hand, impressed Scott ment is Indicative of the government’s
that he was a "swell fellow ” . The desire to employ the best means pos­
unsuspecting Scott (who Incidentally sible to secure to all farmers In the
says he travels alone for safety) tra­ south the benefits of recovery mea­
velled the last two days with McChria- sures in behalf of agriculture.
ton
The tragedy which occurred on
Dr. Johnson who was born In Dark
their arrival in Portland, completely County, Ohio, on the Indiana line Is
surprised Scott according to his state­ the son of one o f the pioneer families
ment. Scott says that he was just in of that section, which migrated under
bad company, but he also says that the direction of the Quakers to free
he will know better In the future.
soil. He taught school in Kentucky
during his early life and practiced
medicine for a number of years. He
CARO OF T H A N K S
served as minister to Liberia during
He has
I wish to express my sincere thanks the Wilson administration.
and appreciation to friends and ac­ recently received wide recognition for
quaintances for their many expres­ detailed statistics before various hear­
sions and deeds of kindness and love ings in an effort to safeguard rhe in­
during the recent illness and death terests of Negro workers under the
of my beloved wife who departed this codes being established to govern the
life November 3rd. I am deeply grate­ colored workers. Serving as the re­
ful to the Rev Mr. James Dee Wilson search secretary of the Negro Indus-
who delivered the principal eulogy; to --lal League, he presented a mass o’
Dr. W eaver is expected to take
Mrs. Mabel Henderson and Mrs. Ro-
hena Martin who sang; to the pall­ ctlkrge of the vast amount of statisti­
bearers; to Mrs Beatrice Reed who cal and rese' rch work which Dr. Fore­
rendered sympathetic attention and to man has already found necessary In
the Miller and Tracey Mortuarv for the conduct of his office. He was born
their perfect funeral service, and to in Washington. D. C.. graduated from
all who sent floral tributes.
Harvard university in Economics has
been men Honed for numerous posts
Signed
since the election.
Dr. W eaver who holds a Ph D. from
Sterling Williams
graduate work at Harvard. He la but
108 North Page St. 25 years old.
(Special to th© Advocate by pawn
A T H E N A STUDY CLUB GIVES
Ijo v tla c t)
Miss Catherine Frauklln Is employed but to maka c,ear ,he caulM!* of ,h*
as maid in the ladlea lounge at the »ynchlnge and to fix the true respon-
PROGRAM ON NEGRO SUBJECTS
Portland. Oregon. Nov 11 By a de­
Pantages
theatre.
siblllty for them
rision of ftwo to two. th© Oregon Hu*
_
"It 1« our aim," Mr. Hlrsch «aid. “ to
Ath«»na. O re, Nov S—The Study
prcim* t'ijurt upheld th© conviction of
Miss Kllse Evana gave a review of »urronnd our findings on thl* lynching
Theodore Jordan, young Nagro aan club waa ©ntertained laat week at the
IT'S THE T A L K OF THE T OWN
several hooks at the afternoon tea wl,h ,h<* broadest and most searching
(•need to daath In Klamath Falla laat horn*« of Mr© Frank Little, with ele­
sponsored Thursday afternoon by the Publicity.
We want to bring these
y©ar for th© murdat «»f a whit© South ven member© preaenL Pursuing th«»
Womens Work Committee at Williams crimes before the court of world o-
arn Pnclflc ataward. according to word study «»f the Negro of the South. Mr©
avenue branch Y W C. A
pinion so clearly and sharply that ex-
(See cut on page to)
W O Read gave a comprehensive re­
received Wadnaaday
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tra legal lynching»— which are becom-
Juatlr©a Koamnau and K dlay w©r© view of th«* I k h »K "The N e g r o U mi I ih
The three letter word “ N ew " hus
The Young Democratic Club met ,n« » recognized short cut to terrori­
tha dlaaantlng opinion a Tha Jordan at the Race truest ion.” by Itohtu Mo- worked magic with the Golden M r«l
caaa haa «trou©«*d nun h public Inlaraat. ton. and the Negro poeta were dia- Hotel, rorner Broadway and Everett Wednesday night at the Williams Ave zation as the fight for Negro legal
rights grow—may become Impossible.
particularly nine© tha International I «a- © tin se© amt a number of their poems street, since thla once famed hostel­ nue branch Y W. C. A
"Above all." Mr. Hirsch's statement
A gett­ ry w *» leased a week or ten day» ago
lair 1 trfanca undertook a ©«mpalgn to read by Mr© K C Rogers.
The Advocate was happy to have concludes, "w e will avoid a 'library
aava tha allagad tuurdarar on tha erai dlacua©lott followed
from the Wakefield Fries Co., lor by
An Inter ©©ting feature of the pro Mr». Catherine Byrd, a recent arrival a call from Captain Russel Skinner. "b elf report' which leads to no imme-
grounda that Jordan© confaaalona.
Recreatlon Director of the C C. C. diate and pressing action.
which formed much of tha eviden© • gram© la the roll call, which la re­ from Denver. Colorado
Of the seven National Committee In
The hotel will lie known In the fu­ District of Washington on Wednesday
at hla original trial, wara obtnlnad plete with miscellaneous Information
The Captain enlisted vestlgators. four are Southerners and
by thlrtl degraa mathoda and that In oil various subjects. The meeting <»n ture a» the ' New Golden West Hotel " of this week
next Friday. November it. will he at Kver since Mr». Ilyrd. a quiet nice- the aid of the Advocate editor In help- three are women.
othar haapa« ta hla trial waa unfair
The composition of 'he investiga-
International Ijthor Defence att*»r the home of Mr© F II lloytl with Mr.« looking. brown-skinned woman In her tug to find suitable recreation for the
* TTnrJ' •* considered significant
naya atated that a pat 11 Ion for a re W S Ferguson. Mr© Stella Keen and early forties. 1 should lay. took over culorad C. C C s who #1t1 soon com »
The predominance
hearltiR will ha rnitde at one a
Irvin Mr© (¿otti© Keen giving the program Ihe place snd started fixing It up. to Camp from varlons points in Ihe f ° r • * " reasons
under
the
©tihject
Culture
in
the
of Southerners is an answer to the
(iiMHlman Pentium! lawyer noted for
colored men. women o f all slxe* anil east
South
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"Northern
Interference”
red herring.
hla dafaliaa of Working«la©© caaea.
ages, have »warmed In aud out. like
Master “ Chuck" Gragg, the young Tha unnaual number of women ts con-
atat««! whan /.»a da« lalnh waa made
bees around a hive, trying to get a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gragg, of sldered equally an answer to the sex-
known. "O f courwe w© ara more than
MRS LOMAX OPENS A T T R A C T IV E Job of some kind or another
dl©4t;: pointed at tha decltlon. hut that
Much speculation Is rife as to how Alherta. who has been seriously III. crimes explanation commonly offered
investigation
la far from niaaning that we ara In any
long thl» quiet lilt It- brown woman Is reported to eb on the road to re- ’ or lynching» which
TA V E R N
covery.
shows were of economic origin.
way dlacouragad It almply maana a
Mr. W I’ 1 ainiu *. et I reel lv»* tnulron will ofierate the place. Some have been
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At
least
one
of
the
Tuscaloosa
lynch-
harder fight than ever "
la ennlhi-r IVrtland woman who hae very liberal In giving her »lx months
Mr and Mrs Richard Lovelace have I*1* 8 wa8
’ bis type. Dennis Cross
The Intar nation loilntr Defense want entered 'Vo business world Mm lui- before her doors will close- others not
returned from a trip to Washington.
ysars old. a paralytic, so helpless
Into cornmlttaa meeting ua aoon aa the
max he» upriied ih«- Virginia Tavern" quite so nptontlstlr say three or four D C
They are anxious to renew ’ bat his wife had to dress and undress
word waa receive«!
A campaign of
on the east aide al IS«2 Interstate ave­ months at the most, but as I looked friendships with the Advocate readers blm, was accused hy police of having
hroml proteat haa been laid out along nue
Into that determined contenance, I
Mrs. Lovelace will he remembered by attempted to attack a white woman
the linen of the Scottalioro campaign
She makee a specialty of serving would say »he'll keep the business go­ Advocate readers as the little lady am’ was lynched by men posing as de-
Three committee© have tieen eatal»-
chicken and Virginia baked ham from ing as long as she wants to.
whn personally Interviewed Theodore P'l’ i* 8 It '* known that he was the
llnhed to conduct the work which pro*
Mrs Byrd Is no novice at the game
prettily appointed table« decorated In
" ‘ "'«In in * wl’ nes o f the murder
ml a e n to Involve wide puhllc aentlment
shea' had experience In hotel manage­ Jordan In Oregon State prison and
green
In hehalf of the condemned Negro
who later released several articles on 2 } * ‘S‘*‘ar° in f store owned by a Mr
Mr T Brown 1« the able chef and ment In Denver and other cities and
Denton
The other witnesses have been
H|»eclal arrangement* are being made
the Negro to the publication.
Mr« Sherman Ik-nnla. the attractive has a record of success.
sentenced to long prison terms on rob­
for presenting the laaue b«*for© tha waitress
I waa curious, of course to know
apodal aaaton of the State l«egtalatnre
Rev J U Mills Is in the city visit­ bery charges
why she »elected Portland for Ip*''
The other Tus. sloosa lynching»
thla month, and a petition will he cir­
business and she Informed me; "I ing his family.
were of Dan Pippin. Jr., A. T. Harden
culated throughout tha atate calling NOTEO COLOREO BARITONE
went to Seattle— the colored people
on the Governor to eiert hla Influence
A recent issue of the Dally Journal an', Ja'n‘‘,, P ™ 1”
PiPP’ n and Harden
there have made some progress dur­
AT CHRI STI AN CHURCH ing Ihe past twelve or fifteen years; carried cuts of Master Clarence Ram-
In navlug Jordan*« life
A »foiip of
killed while in the custody of
Portland people. Including Irvin (¡ood-
I looked over Ihe field in California. sev. grandson of Mr ami Mrs J S Sheriff R L Shamblin on a lonely
Itoli.m i David Mann, noted Negro Isis Angeles In particular l.os Ange­ Donald, of Kast Broadway and little roa<1 ’ ° wh,fh ’ bey had be->n taken In
man. an wall an other© from outald©
the State who are Interested In the baritene, known throiighout America les has several small hotels and then Miss Ruth Bruce, gramlaughter of Mrs an automobile They were at the time
campaign culled on Jordan Wadnen and Europe appeared In ali all Negro there la the Dunbar But when I came J C. laigan of Interstate The votm* being transported from the Tuscaloosa
day evening to offer annuranc© that Art Program, romprlatng tiarltone ari­ to Portland. I found Ihe colored peo­ duo won the Tnmmv l.fk e prize In Jail t0 ’ be Birmingham jail for safe
lo«. reatini*» eie., al thè t'hrlallan ple had not progresacd In a business a Journal Junior Contest
the fight In hi© behalf will continue
keeping "
A third prisoner. Elmore
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Clarke, escaped with bullet wounds.
William Sidney, young organiser of chruch on November Ind at ! n'clock way since 1 wss here a good many
The
people
of
l'end
Idoli
had
a
rare
the International l*«hor TWenne in
C Clemens former proprietor of the * * ’ br*“«“ wer* defendants In an al-
years ago— Indeed, they seemed to
Oregon, Ia*ued a ntatement. declaring opportunlty of hearing thl» glfted ar­ have gone backward and an I thought Amerlcan Lunch Room on N W 3rd l<>aed »♦ »-o rim e "
International La-
ti«!.
who
I»
■
rou»ln
of
Kolnnd
llaye»
thut tha campulgn In the cane will I k *
I'd settle here and open a hotel in the avenue. has landed a porter a job in b °r Hofense attorneys In charge of
broadened and Intennlfled. and urging and Iraveled e ile n »lv e ly Ihrouahoul business district to accomodate them a barbershop on E Morrison street
,h<*,r ca8<> had earMer been rnn. out
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of town by an armed mob.
organization© and Individuals to lend Europe and America He I» glfted tir “ Of course everybody has not given
their nupport by wiring and ©ending nature wlth a fine, xesonent. rlrh ha»» men encouragement but I've leased
George Washington, who is said to
Th,> Notional Committee for the De-
encouragement to Jordun and protent© voice of eirellrn t quallty and range. the place for a term of years and I be an expert In the harheoue bualness fen*e of Political Prisoners' investlga-
capatile of performlng any work that am going to make a go of It.“
to the (lovernor.
Is now doinx business on Wednesdays ’ <n* delegation will question Sheriff
“ Jordan ha© ©aid. hlmnelf, that It requlres un artlat of hi» type. and la
The last few days have been busy and Saturdavs at his home 1731 N K Shamblin. Judge Foster of Tuscaloosa
I© not ©o much hi© own life that I© ai-oken of a» thè Corning baritono »far ones for Mrs llvrd She has been shop­ Williams avenue.
and other citlaen*.
of
America
at ©take, hut the welfare of the en­
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.Steps have already been taken to In- ■
ping for sultshle rugs. drapes, snd fur­
tire Negro race In America.” Sidney
George Moore, former Portlander. <" rt and convict Sheriff Shamhlin for S
niture for the specious lobby and
©fated. "That I© the reanon for the
rooms.
Is now of Seattle, was a visitor In the ,ha lynching» tinder a Federal statute,
MRS WI L L I AMS LAI D TO REST
man© campaign technique There have
l > >n 1,8 return from Alabama the
The whole place Is newly decorated city Monday He Is considering a busl
been thirty five Illegal lynching© of
The funeral aervlcea for the late and the furniture throughout la prac­ ness proposition whl- Y If accepted Committee will stop in Maryland to
Negroe© In thl© country ©Inc© the flr©t Mr« lilxte W illiam « was conducted tically all new with nice new mattres­ will cause him snd his family to move Investigate the lynching of George
of the year, and the Jordan ©aa© ha© Wedncaduy, November Mh from the ses and linens on the beds
Arm wood In Princess Ann. Md., on,
hack to Portland
all the factor© of Illegality, ©scept the Miller and Tracey Funeral Parlor*.
October 19.
Kverythlng has been carefully, plan­
mank©
There never ha© been any Reverend Janie» llee Wilaon. panlor ned and arranged, making the place
The Committee. In order to make
Henry Williams of Elkhorn. Indiana
question a© to the third-degree meth­ of Mount Olivet li»p ll«t Church de- very attractive and Inviting.
Many I© here with hi© employer who I© a thi* investigation a thorough one. I
od© used In extorting ronfen©lnna; In llvered the eulogy; Mr». Holiena Mar­ rooms have already been rented and salesman, making a tour of the Pacific nGe(V* additional funds which should ■
the prejudice of the court which ori­ lin and Mr» Mabel Hemleraon were others have been spoken for.
be >ent to 15S Fifth Avenue. Rooms !
coast.
ginally tried and sentenced him, and the aololnt», Mr». Beatrice Heed, at­
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53«. New York City
Mrs Byrd's three-room apartment on
In the fi/.nieup nature of hi© convic­ tended.
the fourth floor Is furnished through­
A Jury In circuit court this week
tion. From the ©land point of th«» In­
The aervlcea were attended Ity Bor­ out with brand new furnishings In­ failed to agree on the appeal case of | RADIO ARTI ST BEATS EX-WIFE
ternational latbor Defen a© which I© rowing rlallve», friend» and acquain­ cluding an electric range and an over- Mack Johnson who was sentenced to
the stand-point Jordan hlmaelf whole tance».
«0 days and fined $1I>0 In police court
,' ° 8 Angeles. Cal., Nov. 11— Although
Mr». N. n. Watson, a time- stuffed living room pieces
h««artedly endoraea Jordan helotig© honored friend of the deceased »at
Mrs. Byrd has six children, one of several months ago upon conviction wb « ’ was once considered a perfect
to. flrat the American working claaa. with the family.
whom. Miss Sylvia l.ewls, will gradu­ on a charge of driving while Intoxlra- ’’’ «rrlage and a beautiful romance has
aecond to the Negro race, lit la up to
The floral tribute» were very pretty ate from a business school In Denver ted. There may be another trial In the *on* *lnce come to an end and he has
u© to ©live him. ami I can ©ay. with and effective Interment wa» had III In February. She will then rome to esse.
married again Henry Starr, noted
confidence. In behalf of the I U ) that Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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pianist, singer and radio artiat, Is said
Portland and keep hooks for her nm-
we are going to nave him."
James Madlev. of Salem. Oregon l'es *° ha’r'> recently subjected his former
Iher. Her eldest son Is clerk and eleva­
Attorneys Solomon ami l*evlnaon. SENTENCE SL A YE R S OF CHINESE tor operator at the hotel Other assis­
critically III In the Veterans hospital * lf^; MHrle S,arr' *° a v , r >' " eT,re
iiMRoclatcd with Irvin Goodman in
tants nhnut the hotel al present In­ In Portland. It Is said that his rnndl
,
. .
.
.
, „ .
handling the legal phaaea of the ap
Aooorrtlnic to her story, tearfully told
Memplil», Tenn., Nov. 11 Kolarnl clude Mr. Kwng. of Kansas City. Mo; Hon Is very grave and the end Is ex-
peal to the Oregon Supreme Court, llalNon. l.uctilliiR l.ee and Clarence Mr. Duncan, and Mr. Sanimie Blan­ pected nt any time
a re,P°Fter at her home, she was din­
both made It clear that they will con Pruitt »e r e found IfUltty by a Jury chard.
ing at a tea room in company with two
tlnue to l(»iid their aid in carrying for­ Tueaday night of the murder o f Joe
Reading physicians and two well known
The signs In Ihe grille formerly rim
ward the fight.
men. when Henry entered.
Tong. Chlneae merchant. Ilntaon. who by white people, "w e cater to white CREOLT KI TCHEN CONVENI ENT-
Th«» International loihor Pefenaa as­ fired Ihe »hot, wa» sentenced to life trade only" hnve been taken down for
Seemingly he flamed Into anger and
L Y LOCATED
ked that the following app««al he Imprisonment. I.eo and I'rultt were Mrs Byrd has also taken over thla
asked to speak to her privately. Un­
thinkingly one permitted him to lead
made: Anyone d«»alrlng Information on given sentences o f not more than 35 part and will opernte the same with
her Into an adjoining bedroom, hut
the Jordan caao and deatrtng to aa- years each.
the necessary help
alat In th«« campaign ahould g«»t In
One of thè nlcest. cleanest. and ntost no sooner had they entered than he
Mrs Byrd Is not exnctly a stranger
touch with ih«» International I«abor
B U N D MAN MAKES CLOCK
In Portland. She lived here awhile a convenlent eatlnx place» In town is locked the door and began heating
her He blacked both eyes and crashed
Defenne, 601 Mackay Itulhllng. Port­
good many years ago and Seattle Is Mullen’a Creole Kltchen on N. W Sri
land.
New Orleans. La.. Nov. 1— W illie her native home. She has many friends avemie at thè corner of Flander» st his fists so brutally against her body
Jackson, after nine months work, fin­ with whom Rhe went to high school
Mnllen la well known as a fine chef, thut ahe was badly Injured Internally.
JUDGE L O W E L L VACATES
ished Monday, a mantel dock of m.i- where she graduated.
hnvlng. for a nnmher of years. served
. C RAWF ORD WR I T hnauny and wulnue Inlay. Jackson Is
Kverythlng la In readiness for Ihe on private cara In that canaelty.
CARVER ON TOUR
lloaton.
Moaa..
Nov
I I —Judge blind.
Hls slster. Mrs. Reitero» le tte , and
gala opening Sunday (tom orrow ) Nov
Jam«»© A. Low ell of the Pntted State©
The clock Is 32 Inches high and 20 12th.
Mrs.
Della
Scott
are
hls
ahle
assi»-
The opening bids fair to he
Tnskegee Institute. Ala., Nore. 11—
Platrlct court, vacated Tueaday the Inches across the base. It Is surmoun­
«anta. Mullen'a Creole Kltrhen la do- Dr. George W . Carver, director of ag­
writ of hah«»aa conptia he granted laat ted hy ornamental carving und tow one of the amartest social functions
of the season.
Ing a splendili business, arrording to riculture research and consulting che­
April to George Crawford, ©ought by carved birds.
all reporta.
mist left the Institute Sunday on a
Virginia for trial In connection with
For many years, before he went
lecture tour which will take him to
the ©laying of two white w«>tnen.
blind, Jackson worked ns a clock and
. DI SPLAY AFRI CAN RELICS
Everybody Is talking about the Ar- the following plaraa in Georgia: State
Vacation of the writ followed action watch repairer In a factory nt Baton
m isfire Dance Saturday night. Nov college. Savannah; Macon; Fort Val-
of the Circuit Court of Appeal©, and Route, latter, he repaired furniture
Chicago. Nov. U — (ANP1 An exhl
ley; Statesboro; Louisville; MilTedge-
th«» Unit«»«! State© Supreme court In ro- and started saving «craps of wood. bit of African relics was placed on 11th at the Elks hchne
— ■—
vltl and the Lo gCabln Community
veralng the decinlon of Judgt^ («owed. He »aid that he had fitted more than display by the Uulon W elfare League
Buck Clavtnn presented the Advo- Center near Sparta. Dr. Carver was
Crawford haa been turn«»«! over to a thousand scraps (syunres' of ma­ of Illinois at Its clubhouse here Wed­
rate with a large autographed photo- accompanied by H. O. Abbott, head
atate uuthorltlea for extradition to hogany and walnut Into his clock.
nesday night.
graphed of hla band.
of the printing division.
Mrs. Catherine Byrd
ROPRIETOR
Announces
T h e Gala Opening of the
New Golden
West Hotel
West Broadway at Everett St.
COME AND I NSPECT THE N E W L Y DECORATED
AND B EA UT I F UL L Y FURNI SHED HOST ELRY
Sunday November 12th
TO T H E G ENERAL PUBLIC
Open A l l D ay
REFRESHMENTS SERVED FROM 2— 5 P. M.
M U SIC AL PROGRAM
— A L L ARE INVI TED