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ESTABLISHED MD LEADING RACE JOURNAL THE LARGEST AND BEST PHONE MAIN 1594 WALTER S. GATES Regular Republican Candidate for Assembly Seventy-second District Judge Walter S. Gates, who is the regular Republican candidate for Assembly, 72nd District, is well known in this city. He is president of the International White Cross Society of this city and also vice-president of the Clean Government League of California. Two years ago he was elected Judge of the Police Court (unexpired term) by a vote of over 65000. He is a strong, clean, moral man with high ideals for the improvement of our government. He favors fewer and better laws and is a staunch advocate of progress, efficiency, economy, and clean government. We need good, intelligent and broad minded men like Mr. Gates to represent us in or legislature, for law making is the most important factor in our government. With Judge Gates in office all men will have an equal chance, as he is greatly opposed to race segregation. He believes that men are created equal and for this reason all men should have equal advantages politically and socially. Our candidate is a native son of California, being born in Pomona, Los Angeles County about thirty-five miles from this city. He is a member of the law firm of Gates & Randles, which has for a number of years last past carried on an active law practice in Los Angeles, California. He is a self made man having earned his way through the public schools of this city while working as a newsboy in the City of Los Angeles. He later worked his way through college and the University of Southern California. Due to his kindly consideration for all people, no matter of what color or race, Mr. Gates is very popular in business life. His election will mean another point and a noticeable one in favor of clean government and all who favor progress, fewer and better laws, will do well to vote for Walter S. Gates. ANDREW W. FRANCISCO Andrew W. Francisco, known all over the country as "Andy" is running for State Senate in the 37th Senatorial District. Andy came to Los Angeles in 1883 from Columbus, Ohio, where his father was widely known in the newspaper business. Mr. Francisco was, County Supervisor and Collector of Port. As Court Clerk for ten years and afterwards as Chief Deputy County Clerk, Fran- The California Eagle The big question in the Fourth District is who will go on with Delorey admitted by all to be the high man at the primaries. Mr. Delorey's wonderful strength is due to the fact that he has the largest personal following of ady of the other candidates, because of the stand he has taken on all questions of public interest and also to the fact that he is not a politician, never before having sought a public office. Mr. Delorey is a man whose heart and energies are with the wage earner, a man who has seen life from all sides, resulting in a ripe experience which in turn has made him intensely human, a man respected by all classes. He has always stood for equal treatment to all citizens regardless of race or creed. This idea will be carried out by him in selecting county employees. Every citizen so desiring shall have a hearing and anyone doing business with the county shall have direct and courteous treatment at the hands of the county employees. For a thorough business administration characterized by economy in investing the people's money, elect E. J. Delorey, Supervisor of the Fourth District. Mr. Delorey has been endorsed by the City and County Civic League and the colored voters throughout the district will do well to give to him their undivided support as he is a man that truly stands for the masses for the great common people, and with him on this board of supervisors it is assured that all of the people without regard to race, color or creed, will receive, from his hands a square deal. Mrs. Alice Hulsey in company with her niece, Cecil Lindley, of Joplin, Mo., arrived in the city Friday morning en route to San Francisco. Mrs. Hulsey, who lived in Los Angeles until a few months ago, has been visiting relatives and friends in Kansas City, and now returns to her home in San Francisco. The Kentucky Club will meet again August 24th at 710% East 18th street. The president desires that all members should be present. Monday evening, August 21st, the Boy Scouts and School Girl drill and dance will be a feature at Normandie Hall. All young folk are invited. GOVERNOR JOHNSON LOUD IN PRAISE OF 10TH CAVALRY Telegram sent by Governor Johnson upon his learning of the recent memorial services in honor of the Carrizal dead of the 10th Calvary, was forwarded this week to Major Young of the 10th Calvary, care of Pershing's Base Headquarters, Mexico, to be permanently filed with the Regimental Records. Telegram as follows: San Francisco, Calif. Hugh E. Macbeth, Los Angeles, California. I profoundly regret that I am unable to be present with you at the memorial service to be held today for the Carrizal dead of the Tenth United States Calvary. I should have been more than glad to have added my mite of respect and praise for those brave Americans who sacrificed their lives for their country. These soldiers of the Nation typified the spirit of the Republic—the spirit of equal citizenship and of freedom. They made the supreme sacrifice that human beings can make—they yielded up their lives. They have won the gratitude of the whole Nation and they will ever live in that Nations memory. I mite with you citizens of Los Angeles today in honoring them. HIRAM W. JOHNSON, Governor. San Diego, San Francisco and Oakland Mr. De Yoe as superintendent and manager of the Union League Club has been a large employer of Colored labor and probably employs more of them than any other one man in Los Angeles. They all speak of him in the highest terms as a man who stands for a square deal to all. And all who know him are very strong boosters for his candidacy and the Eagle strongly endorses the same and we ask the voters of the 62nd Assembly district to give him a hearty support. JUDGE McDONALD FITTED FOR SUPERIOR BENCH If all of the voters of Los Angeles county knew Judge Robert W. MacDonald of Pasadena, he would be elected at the primaries by overwhelming majority; and REV. H. B. THOMAS. The above letter from Rev. H. B. Thomas of Santa Barbara is self explanatory, the paper to which he refers for some reason failed to reach us, but we take it that it is a complimentary reference to his progress, etc. Now in reference to the complaints of Rev. Thomas we want to say that we have tried to be eminently fair with all concerned, we have our ears ever ready to exploit the achievements of men and women for the uplift, the untoward things we eschew, we have when properly put never refused Rev. Thomas or any other citizen of Santa Barbara a hearing in these columns. The Eagle has a large circulation there and our clientage is entitled to the same, but we will not open our columns for personal attack. We have no knowledge of ever refusing to publish anything worth while; the forces opposing Rev. Thomas can likewise have a hearing if they so desire. Now both sides accuse the Eagle of unfairness and both are very much wrong in their deductions. They must understand that we can take no sides in these internal affairs; only on general lines. We are eternally against hypocrisy and deceit, against minority; we stand for the highest and best citizenship. In so far as we know Rev. Thomas is alright, likewise the entire citizenship of Santa Barbara. If any of these parties transgress the laws or are guilty of wrong doing they are the THE PROBLESS FORUM FOR UPLIFT ALL MEN UP NO MAN DOWN NUMBER 27 A. L. PORTER APPOINTED DEPUTY ORGANIZER OF KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF MALACHITES. With the steady advance of the race along the various lines of effort the young men are playing an important part in the same and in the advancement along fraternal and business lines the appointment of A. L. Porter, a prominent young man of our city who is one of our energetic and wide-awake business men as deputy of the Malachites of this State. This order is making wonderful strides in the east and south from the fact that it pays a substantial policy. Also sick and accident relief and it is a remarkable success. Mr. Porter has been chosen to do the work of organization on the Pacific Coast. He is well connected and has a highly creditable record, stands high in church circles, is a member of Wesley Chapel, of Delta Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M. Also of Panama Lodge, No. 13, K. of P., ofN. A. S. A. E. A & A. Mr. Porter is preparing to organize in every section of the State and all who are interested would do well to communicate with him at his address, No. 1476 East 23rd street, or ring South 479 J. To set up new lodges, the order is offering a special dispensation within the reach of all. All persons between the ages of 19 to 54 are eligible for membership to this order. BIG CAMP MEETING TO BEGIN IN PASADENA Commencing Sunday a big meeting to be conducted by the famous "Fighting Parson", J. Gordon McPherson, in a huge tent, which has been erected at the corner of South Fair Oaks and Belleview avenue on the short line has been arranged. Hundreds will no doubt flock to hear the black Billy Sunday. Rev. McPherson has only a short time ago closed in another city a most remarkable and successful meeting an in demand for his return has consented to run this meeting for thirty days. Everybody is invited to turn out and hear this great evangelist. THE COUNTY AND CITY CIVIC LEAGUE OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY The Great Work Accomplished by This Organization Throughout the Country. The three "Cs", County and City Civic League is destined to become the greatest political force in Los Angeles County and so fast has it grown and its influence has spread that it will no doubt become state wide in its some. Merchant Tailoring that fits well around the Neck Do you want one of the BEST HAIR that succeeds where others fail? Tis's Guaranteed Hair Grip Call Broadway 1498 and ask for Ladies Shoes a Specialty Santa Rita Shoe Shine JAS. H. JOHNSON, Prop We call for and deliver by motorcycle Prices 10-15-25c—Satisfaction Guaranteed 1102 S. 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Walker System) Amateur and Theatrical Goods For Rent or Sale" Central Hall 522-54 Central Avenue Washington & Central ELMER C. BARTLETT TEACHER OF Piano and Organ Reference Douglass School of Organ Playing Bdwy. 8133 936 East Pico Street CAPRIETT THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE Things are pushing to the front along all lines in Wesley chapel. The pastor is in fine spirits and greatly encouraged as he is greeted from time to time with the splendid audiences at all of the services. Conference time is approaching and Pastor Kinchen is cheerful to find the membership co-operating to round out all reports for the annual Conference. Last Sunday was truly a great day. The Benevolent society worshipped with us at 10 a.m. and listened to an inspiring message from the pastor on the "Genius of Small Things." At the evening service Mrs. Precott, the blind evangelist, delivered a wonderful sermon to a large audience. The church was crowded on Tuesday night to pay tribute to the memory of Sister Dolly Lewis, who died in Kentucky two weeks ago. The pastor will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday, and at 3 p.m. he will deliver a special message to the 200 or more young people of the Queen Esther Circle, of which Miss Vassie Williamson is president. His subject will be, "Girded But Not Know It." The church no doubt will be crowded Sunday night to hear the great choir, led by Prof Howard, render the cantata "Cavalry," or "The Seven Last Words of Our Lord on the Cross." Everybody is welcome to this great musical feast. Birch Street Christian Church On last Sunday Bro. W. G. Hopper preached two good gospel sermons to his listeners, one on "Covetousness" and the other on "Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out." In both he plainly showed the folly of such living and now secret or even open sin would finally result in one's downfall Bro. Hopper is well trained in the Christian faith and knows how to portray that doctrine to his people. On the 24th inst. this Sunday school, as well as the Sunday school Bro. Hopper has at his Mission on Santa Fe avenue, will give a picnic for the children. Just one more Sunday and we are planning to be in our new location at 14th and Birch streets. We will then dedicate our remodeled church and invite the public to share our joys. The Endeavor services, which were held at the residence of Miss Gertrude Bright on Newton street on last Sunday, were a success and thoroughly enjoyed by all present. PROVIDENCE INSTITU- TIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH Our church has taken on new life under the leadership of C. N. Moore and our Sunday school has increased from 5 to 25, and the B. Y. P. U. is also increasing in membership every Sunday evening. We raked $105.65 the first month of our new pastor's administration. Two new members Sunday, and we feel that God is blessing ```markdown ``` on, and the church is proud of his pastor. Bro. K. Payne, a young man on trial for ordination, preached on Sunday morning. Rev. Duvall and wife were with us at the morning service, and the Rev. Duvall preached for us Sunday evening. The church has planned for a thousand dollar rally to take place on the first of November. The plan adopted for this rally is to have the church membership divided into four states, as follows: Alabama, California, Georgia and the state of Texas, each state with a governor. Any person not a member of the church can become a citizen of any of the states, if desired. The state of Georgia will put on a grand entertainment on the 29th of August and will give away five dollars. Do not fail to purchase your ticket for the contest. Look out for something greater an auto contest, something worth while—a big 5-passenger auto contest, and it will only cost $2.50 to enter the contest, and somebody is going to get a fine car. Tickets will be on sale at all the public business places conducted by colored men and women. The pastor will take the car our twice each week for exhibition. Do not fail to enter this contest as some one is going to get a fine car and you may be the lucky one. For further information call at the office, corner of Crocker and Agatha streets. You can register and pay your contest fee weekly. Educational day was carried out according to schedule last Sunday and two large congregations were inspired and cheered through the efforts of these special services, Mrs. Gould, our own peerless soprano, Mrs. Pearl Lowery-Winters of Bakersfield, Mr. Anderson of San Francisco, and Messra Seapre and Copeland of this city were soloist for the occasion, and with our metropolitan choir rendered such selections as can only be heard at First church. Judges Wood and Findyelson delivered two practical and instructive messages, while Attorney Tyler presided with dignity and demeanor that is truly befitting a law student of Harvard. With the two class night accessions and the accessions on Sunday morning the membership roll went up four notches higher. The offering was commendable. "Dollar money" time is fast closing. Conference will be here and the report must be made. The pastor is very solicitous that every member will so royally rally to this benevolent claim that the Conference minutes can be referred to with just pride and stand out as evidence that duty was truly performed. Will you who have not paid your "dollar money" kindly do so at once and thereby relieve your pastor of all unnecessary wory? Only three Sundays more. The pastor will occupy the pulpit at both services Sunday. All are welcome to attend. Annual Conference convenes here at First church on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, September 6th, and continues with three sessions daily until Sunday night, September 10th. The public is invited to attend. Dinner and supper will be served at the church each day during Conference session. Grand public reception on Wednesday night, to which the people of Los Angeles and vicinity are invited. Don't miss the grand piano recital by Mrs. Kelly's pupils at the church Tuesday evening, August 22nd. Refreshments. Ohio Apartments Coming to the Beach? Then spend your outing at the Ohio Apartments, 1533 Fifth Street, Santa Monica. MRS. R. GIVENS, Mgr. ```markdown ``` PHONE ROWL. 205 If you are looking for work and more business, you will save time and worry by calling on J. W. Coleman, the old reliable employment agency. My strict business dealing and careful selection have won me the confidence of those who want colorful help. See J. W. Coleman 211 East 2nd st. Los Angeles, Cal Your Hair Short, Breaking Off or Failing Out If so, you want to use the best and sure remedies on the market for growing hair. These remedies are backed up with a good ounce of more than $100,000 and can be obtained at THE LELIA COLLEGE 1449 West 55th Place Madam Walker's western branch for Los Angeles Make all money orders payable to Madam C. J. Walker, Indianapolis, Ind., present them at the office for any amount of preparation wanted. The Hair Grower, Shampoo and Tetter Salve, $3.50 per doz; Glossene and Temple Grower, $2.75 per doz. All charges prepaid. These prices are only. All agents are requested to furnish customer with one box of hair grower, shampoo and glossene, treatment included, for $2 for first treatment. If the customer has any part of the preparation ten agent must charge $1 for treatment and furnish the remainder at $0c and $5c per box. Any agent found working or selling goods under price will be dropped from our ngts list. Persons desiring to learn our art or take treatments may call West 5503 or call in person at 1449 W. 55th Place MISS ARIETTA BROWN, J. Phone Douglas 3998: HOTEL GORDON BAR and CAFE FINEWINES and LQUORS Cigars and Tobacco Meals at All Hours Rooms Single and En Suite Free Bath 750 Pacific Street; San Francisco ALEX, COCHRANE Prop. OVER 20,000 HAVE ADOPTED THE NEW IDEA pressing and training the Hair while you Sister G.A. MORGAN'S·HAIR REFINER Why be smoking about your hair when it can be avoided? G. A. Morgan's Hair Refiner and Spa will positively enhance the hair and make a complete change in your appearance within ten minutes. PRICE LIST OF G. A. MORGAN'S·HAIR REFINER INFORMATIONS. Hair Refiner - $1.00 Hair Oil - $.25 Refiner Soap - $.25 Black Hair Stain - $.50 Hair Preening Night Cap (Ispired Summer and Winter Weight) $1.00 In addition to these services, you can also purchase a hair refining kit from G. A. Morgan's Hair Refining Co. THE G. A. MORGAN'S·HAIR REFINING CO. 8204 Horton Ave., R. E., CLEVELAND, OHIO Prompt Attention Green Mall Orders. Inspired 2014 ```markdown ``` BUY STOCK IN THE Aetna Oil Mining and Developing Co. Rich Gold Mine 50 miles from Los Angeles being developed Stock $1 per share 256 Wilcox Ridg. 2nd and Spring st., Los Angeles, Cal. 1. THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE IS THE SOLE AGENT FOR ..Eight Negro Men of Mark.. This picture features the most Famous Men of the Colored race, living and dead. Frederick Douglass Booker T. Washington, Paul Laurence Dunbar, W. E. B. DuBois, Crispus Attucks, Alexander Dumaa, Colerige Taylor and H. O. Tanner. ALSO WE HAVE ON SALE Individual pictures the latest of Booker T. Washington, Fred Douglas and other noted race characters, the charge up San Juan Hill and other race pictures. Cal, or write us for anything in Negro picture line. Make Your Reservations Now Cozv, sunny two-room apartments with private bath, furnished or unfurnished, just the thing for newly weds, $13.50. Also small cottage in rear, $1 per week. 1328 East 21st Street. South 5790. THE AILEEN 1302 Central Avenue 16 rooms neatly furnished, with all modern improvement and furnishings, First Time Occupied by Colored People. Under best management. Rooms from $2 and up, homekeeping privileges MRS. A. A. WAISON, Pncr. Church. 34th St. near Central Ave. E. E. Lightner, Pastor. Serviced Sunday, Jan. 20; Sunday school, 10 a.m.; preaching, 11:15 a.m. by pastor. Subject, "Christian Preparedness." Endeavour, 6:20 p.m., topic, "Great Foreign Missionaries," Corinthians 6:16-22; preaching, 7:20 p.m.; subject, "Obedience, the True Test of Love for Christ." You are cordially invited to attend these services. Court Home Bank. Capt. Wm. Reynolds is the type-writing expert in the janitor's department. W. H. King in the burry-up man. Head janitor Robinson says now it is so much easier living in Los Angeles. T. Paterson in the over-ready man. A. Pleasant in very morese of late. "It produces a horner sensation of joy to see a proud man tremble, then to see a miserable creature wince." "People will always give you a boost in the direction you are going, either up or down." Sherman says it is a long way to Watt. Furing Bulletin. FOR SALE—Full load Spits pages, 28 days old. Call at 440 E. Westmoreland ave. Phone Wilshire 2143. FOR Rent—Two furnished rooms to sit with probation during room Deaths of the Week. And your face is getting pale and thin. But you have six months more to win. You cannot stop for ministry. You cannot feel pain. For you have just six months more to gain. You cannot look young You cannot feel gay For the sorrow you have passed then He taken it all away When twelve months has passed you Will be old and gray. —Mrs. T. R. Roussos. Second Baptist Church. A large audience was out Sunday morning, at which time Rev. Williams of Providence Baptist church preached a splendid sermon. Rev. A. Moore preached the evening sermon. His subject was "Dry Bones." This sermon sure brought many things to the minds of his honors. Rev. Moore will preach again this Sunday morning. Welcome extended to all G. D. Allen, chairman; S. P. Johnson, Aud. Secretary. RACE MEN SHOULD PRACTICE LOYALTY We have no antipathy for anyone connected with any paper, black or white semi-colored or otherwise, but the principle of true negro journalism is against ownership of such journals by other than members of the race. And the fact that a white man can procure negroes with any degree of intelligence to play second fiddle for him, to take chestnuts out of the fire for him, is an imposition on the race and this naturally indicates either disloyalty to race or sordid and mercenary motives. The fact that negroes in this city who are loud in their manifestation for the race, will case around to this white man with his union shop, that your boys and girls are barred from, to have your job work done, in preference to two pure D negro shops don't speak well for your loyalty to race and your own institution. We know this to be true and we know some of the parties that are giving their work to this shop that has a great big line of demarkation against the race, only in so far as they can use is for self aggrandizement. Funeral service of Mrs. Adela Gordon, who died late home on E. 25 St. The last was held at the Under Parlor of Smith-Williams Day at one oclock. The body will be shipped home of her parents at Audie. Mrs Gordon in the company E. J. J. hanson one of Los Pioneers settlers. She keeps parents, a husband, three chicks and a hoof of relatives and friends. The funeral of Mrs Joan Brown, who died on the 28th will be held to-day at 2 o'clock. Wesley Chapel. Smith-Williams in charge. Mrs Margaret Martin who is on Ceres Ave., passed away last month, at the County Hearth. The body will be shipped by Smith-williams Co., to Ind. The funeral of Mrs Annaria will be held Monday, for Providence Institution Church. The funeral of Mrs V. A. 1416 W 26 Pl., will be held the Parlor of Smith-Williams 1602 E. Main St. Mrs Henrietta Brown 950 St. passed away Sunday the Funeral 2 o'clock to-day Smith-Williams Company. Taylor Williams of Litchfield was buried from the molder parlor of Roberts & Sons Trust. Attorney Taylor was Thursday from the Second church. Inhabit child of Mrs. Abel Buried Thursday from the taking parlor of Roberts & Sons Trust. Mrs J. W. Elliason's bed be shipped Rent by Rob Sons. Don't forget to watch the for the data. What data one for the re-opening of dances which you have be joying at Washington hall. FLEETWEENNESS Small Talons on Beauty Points "BEAUTY" Beauty, considered by itself, is something which appeals essentially to our senses. It is of importance, then, if one would try to define it, to consider the form, form and colour. The female form should show a soft and rounded contour, nudging both or angulate. The line which prevents the form to face up should show the length of a continuation of veins more or less pronounced. The present report is under the supervision of the Chief Financial Officer of the Bank of India. Sage ye | —_« Sees ERE ee ce c = Sso= — c. 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DOSNT EE POUEED: ee oe ee 2 ee oie Soo ees, oe ees, bee Deeded ie GD fer the sake peepee of Selig =P mites for ee ee a_i Sok es eee eee sete a eng Ete amy heme Sede sotecciers, This in formenpen can be sethemticeted by eoking ox Ge paper showe the od ‘qeciad colmmens Sor the peieaed sumte- meen Ghat the paper des been ae ie Ge ee OF es oe qgpene, the paper is 2 fake pee aed ele, gy ey pe eh pes bays for yor meither circaistion of your primate matter mer the mute emer that & represemmed te go with = EEEPOEIAL ~ Whe propasition of members ef the ace smaking the rounds-of prospect ve candidates has become 2 sevioms cme. anf sefiecs ne coedit am tee cece The dies of the pimbeads Stat ete sures am the beds pailisic saasing as ienders hw com Geer Ge Gat qoed wae i SiGiedioms | Ther coe mat sie 2 coe of Ge own wate, mmc ewe chet ft 2 cae of pesgle Govene Jensscr is act = the ey for a few avs, and while ‘nese will oceupr the exeeative office at the sub-capitol, Second and Hil streets. i|7 ‘Even though the (Governor i here 4m his official capacity, itis presence is of more than pasting notice on account of the air being surcharsedi ‘ith political alicuments and the possibility of the Governor playing such an important part in the =p preaching campaipe is the comme We Go aot know iis aqerstionh, but we sce glad 20 owen heave kt 2 pmaicts hat Se WEE Se eee Se Ses <2 pom emsigemeton of od Se ‘Repeiices Sees of wich be & wear ame: Ser 2 Scand and mote Wiewery fer Eepebiiee: pramcipies ant 2 delweranee of the peuple fram this erent slough of discontent, mares, and powerty Stich precaiis unde the present Democratic afministrs ‘ion. We welcome the Governar at ‘this time, and he 35 ame af the in stumments jwhich fhe conference of ‘Republicams “ill use in Chicago Zor ‘the deliverance of the-people. We sta Se giad) as 2 Republic wmarch to wintry under bis standard ‘THE POLTRCAL POT PIE EL Dae, the wel we ‘blacksmich end a mer who well send inversb!y known by all clases (besa strong Solirewing for Supers eens ee were and np Gonis Mx Delmer will ‘ee beard of dering the compeige end ali shall have a chamce tisk dim ower. Toe Eagir mat ber me “Resiteecy in eeyring that be ber the exrmarée of tee right man im ae wa 2 this ofc I Wm. Gresnwood lscking with Sever for a support that will ce sim thru the breakers of the: ‘The pikes and cany Fiver dave ‘ueqgum fp meebe the cxmt of thecandidates miserable by ‘their offers t elect provid SS i them qven go se dar x to el ahem Z they wall de eurasin things je <a et a a | Bex aX Geet aemsbee x cxcetien: chemce of being mom mate ix compre frm thie G— et at the coming primes and ain Pes Juige Biwesiee deiaitcly cided met t> become 2 candisiate ee | It ined thet Seeemiiipees F_ HL Mamer will sok weciecioe ‘tee aememibiy,cn tits declaration! seems t beng the Sate of whether amidveni stesso b= a Ge Ge Bee DE Jones, whe bet = chuge at Sek. Lake will wecmre end eke te vace Sor supervise ine the third Ack Gee Engle man sboci Ge great Get Together meeting which willbe pulled fi im the meer io som. Capt. Crumbiy suys just let it be any oid Eepublican Tam ior him to beat the present corupant of the white hoo ‘There are aireatiy numeron: co political pot pie, a= zegistration deputies Zor which they zeocive a. per diem and sp amuch per name,_ from somesoureeerather, =| So cme seems an be mening the umsss tprun seein: Wonieine dor aueric ataucner_ i Councimez Langdon ame shied bic bet in the ring apd wil stund See | The presidential primaries, to elect deiegates to the national] con- vention, will be iid May 2 ‘Our people should certainly avail themecives af theoppartunity of taking the various civil service examinations, city, county and state; to the end-thet many at east ieve 2 chance Ser the varios pudtioms. Hwekeep on qualiy- ing, i willbe as wery dificult job Sox either Miz. Dine ax| Dats, with teeir alicged exisicoms town coined elaginies a inmep them of Watch tie papers ier the examine Teme; racnre the meneumery inimnics and take the examination, and in baseball perience, remember the main thing ito gt um. So your part towasd getting om the eligible nt. . | President Wilson ison bis tour ‘ior preparednem. The only tning | that the people want iim to pre- pate ior is tp prepare to jeave the | Whiee Howe on March 4, 2517, ‘when hie Girt and only sm ox = f | Ser al, Se edhe’ wom —— izing & protective amecistion 1 mem at the qqpeain eee Tie = and boyy oo 7 F : ——_—_—_—_— | Sas a mt cick by Exqe = Casemen His sttvade him bes mar whe mane oqul jase & lend Xe ireching to = strecgiing rece know. that it bes woh Sc who do mot hesitate & > the wracg and uphold jastce iair play ae, { Tt Juige Tek warts we Scie jee a ee oe aes 2 =—a ? =— fA ) 4 = t4 % ~| Gu 29 ol rr <a a - oe tip. Lz Zee oF] 2 fae { * | ini tine Saat demu of the Toca eeant-aneg mal the published a very swrikin ture af ‘acdies or tas ‘paper: it 1 ‘ sung. 5 tous The thonghtis ‘the editor intim the East shall mat lack ; ang ome ci him This represents ber toiling with the white man's bm ‘whine man is plying the lash and ne dc suceéed in‘getting more results irom ‘timguisbed editer and his retinue. i cca pe MM Tern gee ae esteprel go ah ee : ee 5K SS Zs zi ers .) = : gaa t4 a ey <> ~~ eer . i ~ ' EG mas \ : —— eo l 4 : — ie S 2S 2 » Qa wae Za Sd 2 pegs { i | xi the Test demue of the local eemtaegre jour ual, the published a wery striking carics- ture af ade of thus paper:it was very ‘ sng. & tous The thonghtisiees of (on onjsur fart. We ae, as imficated above, ang one cihim This represents the dis ana editor, author and discmle of Dun- ber toiling with the white man’s iumden- the ‘white man is plying the Inch and 26 donig wil ‘suceed im'getting more yesults irom our dic- ‘timguisbed editer and his retinue, abe Serpents t2 gt tee be foce bis old chum, Theedare, gets 2x nex ——Nestciiie Giske Eemesre Sie Pert SEs her Er ee ee - ee Dee NR Zam 2S Som tines Se Shee Biter of She Core of Warne County 2 Calred, a2 ene Sang ae peme refused service in 2 restaurant on ee eet eee come ft Cras Bo Eaves we Bobet ‘Der returned'a verdict in Sater of Mir. Hajes for $155. On the 32 Gr ft es Jab, Ee Hepes i copes ‘with another gentleman who was hi guest abd = white man went into ‘the Testmnrant apersted by ir Dar = was told by Bir. Day that be did om serve Colored people in his restax rem, whereupor 3. Have com qmenced |sukt firemgh Sis atirnes. Francs |= Wares The come wae tried int Friday betore a Sars and 2 verdict vendaret as abowe tamed ‘Wher last beert from. Sr er sit he would ger Ge Sndement Wither [bein cooutied wach 2 exe of execrie: stent be bed oom sched seer! stummes «Ek 2 tes ef atemytine oe sve pee (Pe the Nib Doe (A Negro was ruched Jamar 1. 1816, af Buckeilie, ark, for xiep- ping 2 amall white bos. Aver the mob had disposed af the Negro iz its brutal and summary way, it burs ed down the ‘esr scheci-home. Ty So Sat Seow oem ‘Because, one ; Som atiect eonention eoeeopooe to resist imsuls, whether coming from witite or eolored—and cams one to denounce all Samms af ine iesaness ci ‘Buch ems as this ome—jrarking 2 Sep ant pore deen 2 Necre schooners —ere of soch commen eccurence fiat thee seer pet 2 peracapi ix our Gate == se ws pears, jam = such 2 berrer be == te ectie frames of the biome war of ker. now rage = Exrope. oe gest America: prem: would go wild im denouncing the terserity. but 1 = Negro is mailed @ a piee box sat arated with coul ofl and burnei t= crisp im Mimissippi, the mews col umms will tell the story simply, and ee on) Sas St ot See time_ THE STAR HAIR GROWER | A WONEEFUL gam iz aND GROWER ‘1023 Agent: Geod Maney Ma is oe Se es —— = SS Ss Se , = SS == = —— ws 7 — <= SS Se an Ses Bar Gres waa oats =. wast or ber age we ed ot es ae ‘TSE Stak Bam ts 2B Get S, Ree : a CEMENT! . Sees a ee ose ee ee ee ANNCEMENT! 2 Atwersey Hrugh K. Hacketh scxemom shin a — ‘The mood Sn the South dees gewen und fectened. um Serco hinat ami zov = thremwess the mines aid cemmiert of the whine saan The state as well ap the matin ‘eam cake che mnt it band and poe ish whether Xt Jeaches a Neeroar arms dowz 2 faces S Lewis —— - are bee ‘The wees of the Kilie of 2 score of american <itieess in Meteo i ative soldiers or tunis, and te ‘Emowiedze of the position taken ix ‘the master by tthe Administration = Washingten amest. tins to ove ‘thinking Necro one question «hich Stands out abovesE others It isnot ‘the question of whether the Unies ‘States should intervene im Mexice or Stas out of ‘Mexico;, the question as, “Wit cite attitude an Mexico ani mn putineiy qupesite ome on Hisitiy” i was claimed that the come af bumanity demanded that this Gov ‘ument shoul go Ge Haiti anf put am end 20 Tewuhution anf amar Gy. ‘The question autterslir arin “See political comfiitions im Hats over reached such 2. dow lewel as Shes ihawe mow venthed tn Miesice™~ “This mmm Ss Orme, Ghat wether imi ome seas perme Seer made: tee ac chvee preceming eo mumen, emer of Sere ‘ms been emecemneed amd seemed as is true, thi Goverment ‘sent an army inte Haiti and fouskt unequal ‘watties with the Zequipped mative: jm which many of them ove been ‘killed. and took full comtral of ‘Hat ‘tian affairs, becamse the Island Re public ined been in 2 state af sorais- ‘tion' tor some smeniths, what sthould it not do in the case of Mexico, where for 2 your and 2 ihalf there thas {been zo shadow of reaponsitie govern women and children ihave Seen Killed by iemitreds> | f intereention in Haiti wes 2 Guy in answer tip the demands of common immmanits. 2 duty the per Sermanee af Which will sesh in om Sad hemes te the Haitians whe is wet the seme trueef exis? Then questions are sate te press them ies per a= thinking Coleed men They ae bean & week & tee Glierece between the coms af Mexico and Hisifi i: ene of sie or color —iew. York Aes (‘Say what vou will ef the Nerthers Negro, he believes in equal right und justice before the low, and be is mover coward enough t stick bi ha: between bis bees and leingty de ay 8 There are many Southern Ke yan gs Des Eee A WONDEEDRUL Gale [ORS Agent. Geed Bess Make aaa ee ae eee roe A JFAiL.Y RAINS * Stoe a Seo ee : ae eos ine Ge eg a] el 16 Baek # ~ ft ae ae : cee See Foe mum Kame Keene o 4 acre Sem Frmciece 252 po sam eee eZ —————— Se= i ‘ a i G25 5 = Ser Feces Ame . | é 2 ] fone Sen Fre 1 pm t ‘VALLEY Lane \t 3 Taken Exagre of . : <2 pa he “Oar | ae : Serie Ser Fraacece 52 a me am oe { AStHe: Acre Ser Feces 1 SS ee mei = i —— Acrive Sex Frames 55? Bp 7) | Sse S25 acesrs ee ee. SOUTHERN PACIRC 1 HL RUSSELL, Private Detective g Ged and Geminpl Jovecieations, : £12 Germain Eide. 2 S Serine Se. a= Se ee me ster a —— IAN HAIR STORE _ + S\CoRrEr, rear. - pe 2088 32 Best Se St Gor | Bem Ras Sogies, Ge arwell Br = W: and 's > 1% and Central. : Watches accurately adjusted ee | ~ i Bristol Laundry. a HAND WORK = { BiegerS’ Busi College and 20th Century |Correspondence School | . mer af Mocere Metre (Open Dey and Sigh speciahty of private instractions | ae Tmmpitoiion prepares st Scdihieper, sini, (Croll Service a Speci ‘Poritions secured iar rraduatei gent Location. 408 Germain Buiiding, 234 ring arest_ C A Beoms 4 8 President, Tre Luncn Room — i = - BS Aves Gocked Meals ‘Served all Hours During the 1S SEI he ‘ wore: Others fail? Bet Grower for vour an ot Mice. Tomes Sym, ew al En oLrapia CAFE ae —— | For All Fire, Insurence Call F. A. Crum bly, Bdwy. 2528 et “7 In the passing of W. Randolph former check man at the Palace feted. San Francisco. is socalled ‘(the fact that be was iamons 25 2 man whose memory was almost mupernatural. He abssintely conid wemember all faces and could pase out bate to thousands without amaking an error, He never forgot 2 feceor name. Asother semarkshle charecter ©f Oakland «ss Madieon Tor, who wecentcy passed out He. sithongh ever aspiring to any heights, bed & prophetic eye and was 2 walking encyclopedia. on spy subject be could give of-nand correct infor- qmstion. it is said thet bewas an advmor of the ihighest aficisis whese be resided. It wes s com ton sight st any time to sce the mayor or city stiorney of Oakland pey = visit to Toy to ext advice @m momentous gue=tions , Por Rent—The Walters Apart- qment House, 22 rooms, located at 90a and Central avenue. Cail st ‘TR2 West 7th strect or phone asses Jobn Davis and Chester Spencer ‘ere on the sick list __ Mrs. E. Edwards of Newton street is reporicd some better. We Nhope to see her ont befure Jong. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Webb King are the happy parent: of a fie dangbter. Major Wm. Brown of Ceres ave- woe is reported scme better. ; Lywss Barker of Kumses |Gay. Mic. spent a jew days im our car ‘Fhe body of Mrs Ellison, who ied at Monrovia the Sr of the week was brought t the pariore of Rober & Co, Tharedss morn- We are giad to be able to mpport that Miss V. Kemp of Channing ‘street is some better. ‘The Young Ladies’ Tennis clot will give a social dance at Violet gteect plevground next Tuccdey ight, at which time they expect 1 amwite members of the cinh, } a Mize. M. Noguchi of Stockton has Siterned to her home sine: a pieas- Mie. Berj. Keio, 1222 S Com iiNet meme 1 Rex. P. H, Weettwocks, of Biv ‘emutde, will eve charge of the sox wiees at Mt Zion Baptist couch Sundsy. For the evening be will pecech a special sermon ‘0 the Parents Aeocistion. Miss Lomax “ee penimpecee edhe dr will render special music for ‘both services. ‘The Ail American League beld spleodid meeting at the Sch strast (Christian church Mondsy evening. ‘The next mecting will be on Son- dey evening, Febrasry 8. A spec- ial program is being s*ranged and ithe public is invited 10 attend. | Teesday evening’s entertainment at the Sint AME church was a grand success. Rev. EW. Kiuchen afters ‘after burried trip to Texas returned ‘Jest Monday. . The Msuses-Misscuri club will’ again try to meet at the residence a Viola Hubbard on next ‘Feeney ‘evening Ail members same repented to be present. | _ Jakie Peyton of Oakland was 9. this week retarsiag Thurs err Walliams (Binckie) and ees McAdoo are up from Ban es, fect thee ‘Mx. Banach, of the Excbmond San Diego, drove is big touring car up thie up weck. ‘Mus Valerie Kemp, af Coe ming street, is reporied very sick. ! Mics B. R James and sister Mca. A. BE. Weber, who have heen in— dimposed, are seporied sunch im- proved. ‘Wm. Jackman, of the Soldies Home, is visiting friends this week. PERNICIOUS REALTY AGENTS! ae ie a Set Back £4 2G Lamar, 1331 Conteal ave come months age thra his hhoue- keeper vented the above named premises, shortly afier they bed paid their first months rent, with- ost any apparent cause or reason the firms of Caliender—AndrewsCo who were agents for this property. property, when pressed ior 2 res- son they told Lamar that the ov ner was going to use the premises for industrie] purposte, When Le- and expense which he bad accraed they agsin accepted rent buts month later they served notice tha: the rent haz been raised from $16 to $50, thie wing probibitive, Le- mat asked who was the owner ai the property; thes icid tim one o: their rales wes not io disclose the owners name i rental property. Lamar did not quit he went to the Hall ai Records, jocated the owner, wrote them the fects, The remit prté oui of che “bands of this firm. [tkes indicating they 2 mot ap. prove of this urjasi treatment}and placed it im the bands of smother frm and qrotefer Lemar to pay bis vent as usual to another firm pitogether. Thus giving a blackeye > prejudice hate and injustice. Appreciates Eagie’s Great Work for the Mawes, ~ Editor Eagle: As @, medium the Eagie well ‘bears the aphorism, “To Jove-2 do good is an inspiration t> any man” Nem give 28 muuch attention i ‘the working man a: you de 2 the professional man, end for this se eon I have given -cpmsideraiie st Wention 2D the ariackes Im recent ems shout the Coleed Werking- masts cich In the imue of Jam 22 you bed austher wery smterest- img article ~From thot article I ave aliowed : recii to meditase im bebsli cf my clas, the working man. Docs be sppreciate your ef forts. rather, in = b-osder sense, is be mastering his work, whatever it may be, or is he kicking for better. the? not preparing for better, by mastering what ie has? ‘We ali have a job; our capacities wary. Weare due st 8 but we swaken at 7; an unmesticated breakfast. for there i= me time terry, and when our minds and bodies are adjusted for! wrk, i ‘nigh 11. From then unti 5, or! the time for our reliel, its 2 bead-| sche, a prouch, or our joys of the| might before; but leave it, to we've done 2 psa cited bree belief, It is the repe-| tition, from our debut to date, but every New Year we'se going to betaer—the” *tis left to fate, At the social, ‘card pasty, or] most every place we meet, we've) got'a big line of “nothings” talk; wise men speak. lis Jet's! “have a drink.” or Imten to “pi-ans7—ar Oie Bill's zew suit; we meter think; “bose braine.” and the sweetest music muffled) with 2 mute Thes hours. have gone, nothing i (oe or the community. | “ene ight —lost appurtusity, 0 . ONE PERSON IN EVERY SK : «f alll the poopie an Las Axgsles is 2 depositor in the ‘Sexings depusite in this Bank axe by law exempt ‘ixgen Sante, Connty and City taxa, | f 4 per dent upon form ancings acconnia. 1 itege, condited monthly an misimam beleeces of sa0090. Branch, Main Oficeer by Mail. Sea ‘agrees COMMERCIAL —TEOET | - over 45000900 (Filth and Spring Fist and Spring “i 7 é pk 11:5. For the Gest Shave, Hair Cat. “High Class Work _ Gall at the Sanitary Shaving Partors C “Caramel i me See ey mn —" THE POWER HOUSE — - |FAMELY TRADE A SPECIALTY | We ae tae ‘There are ever tem miiies of os fio thas piace, so Pm mot dmg to thes whe de things for eg of cur seco. Its = ‘janitors, ait roaasan— ee Ga ox the job and master it—semults ase inevitable. Onr lenders need help. Let's stick to ‘om Ice gle. While they commend our 2% we'll prenerve “em with efficiency— majesticaliy.too. Unies we = what can we expert or hope to bs? Eemember—“ss 2 man thinketh, po is he” | LLLARD G DASDEIDCE. ed honse; $25 per shonth; sien ane partially fursiiched agentment of. > rooms; top formated ‘apertmers Call at thiscffce. Atvery low sent ‘These Zoams| gre located on 2ist Bt meer Central Ave. a 7 Rooms of Fursitee Free—For $20 1 will sell any equity of $600 and give away all fornityre 1671 Mast Sith st Phone South 275-J_ f |, Jan @ Dasa - ‘Ex Seustor Foraker's boom for the ‘Presidential nomination is assuming Lirge proportions in Ohio so far as ‘the Colored man is concerned —Day- ton Forum Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sale of Real Estate Should Not be Made. : ‘in the Superior Court af the State of —— in and dor the County of “fo the mattey of the Estate of Liv nS Soa oe Persons interested in the estate af sai? Gecemsec. appear before the smd So oer eee ae $ ocick 2 of sud des. at See mmext 2 theveet jin the Court House, mm Sy ‘we should met be ‘> ce ate te =e > SSS SS so | Sod that (of this onder be pad Sa ant Sp earcomsve we Inte be Dated January 19 1936. : ee z ee East 25th street for $14 per uo I have alse several houses on the Central and Hooper avenue car ‘mes te rent and seli to desirable tenants. Please call at 949 Birch strect, Milton W. Lewis. FOR BENST—Iice large store with Sktures, 2 living soums in the rear aad room for ‘wo additional zooms. Lecated in good mixed neigbborboud where murtary bosi- aees ‘will eucceed. An exreiicat plate for (light mansiactoring where beip = deep Will give ene week sent free Phone South a Eor Reni—Four reams and bath (unturnished) modern, hardwood foors, seperate yard, good neigh borbood, 1117 east 27th street P bone Souths55-J. ‘The Eastern Jubder Quartet wily sve the YAGA, Annual \Concest at Blarchard's fia Wednesday Evening, February ‘2 Adminsion 25c; Reserved ‘Seats 35c_ F | 2916 SS4aPS _ ‘For Bent at Reduced Rates ‘roum ‘fist, W. Washington street =. 5-2-2253 10.00 Szecm modern, Boyle Ave, Tonge Bot ---<_ | .. 52-5. | 5808) Sawom modera, 14h St; = peeeh -- 22 IR $v0um, Eest TexthSt..... 28.08 $eoem modern, 1555 West 37m SH... = ----1 re ‘Sereem betel, Cental ave. ‘eters. Birch StI? rooms. 25.80 | Fer Sate seem, North Wt View Ave 30.75 $42 cash and $10 per month | ‘We have some smaps; see us and save mones. SIDNEY P. DONES CO_ ‘Main 5423. 414 Germain Bitz. @ RATIONAL BINGE SEO UME Corey : y NS. =| The Next Big Event [= >] @ some a sem {2 a 2 =| National Orange Show = o San Be: ardinea i rR ote N zx February 1710 24,196 «41 G = es ‘The One and Oniy, Ps Eye Fa st =] te Bettis te thether = S| PACIFIC ELECTRIC RALWAY | © w Los Angeles to San Bernardmo | a a EXCELLENF 4 Seal Garden “to be Co: Into a Scene of Beauty_ A partner with 2 email amount Sor 2 profitable investment is ix- ited tocail and make care‘ul investigation of this proposition It will be profitable if you get in—in : | . OfSee Hours 9 AM to 12M. | Tel. ML S382 REAL IN ACREAGE 2 Acres of land oa Long ‘line; Ablone Station = One ace vacant, $900—$300 down. -_ One acre with house, ing plant, barn, fence, $2000. f : - Wal Make Terms on This Property Call =t This Office, 814 Avenue. BRILL’S [> _. SeRaties te EXCLUSIVE. Wl ee cf ete sole Al sar Fall Dress Suits) | eX Prince Alberts and Teaede Phone’ F836 for any occasion pages _fer #200 S19 Seuth Spring We Sl ah Gule Suite 3 RESS SUITS Los Angeles, Cal. : from £14 and up A Fall Line ‘of Dreps Shirts, Ties, ete. : jug /anusry Sal ow on Save HM Discount Prices as Follows: 32.02 Suz or s2nap =~ = |= 2280 gem = = |s=- me . me~- << 3503 a mm: -|- =m z Bem = + | = zm men - |= m2 mo--/-. ne me. * | ze on - = |= 3420 f2 2.5/2 me es ie mo - <= |= Ze ee Se | = aa: - mmc |= eo: -—fn“ “| * 80 |; F. H. — 3 = NOTARY RE (aa Gat! Tae Ladies’ Gents’ Tailors 5 TS meekiae tate } — ze: - me = | Came Scheel| for | i + foo ; _ Camo | 2 : =i ae ‘Huir"grower shecistely bas mp rival ‘Gs pleeet Miss Ade Ho Ros ‘Mer hear fiest= no w. let er grow es with “Come.” Et wil come oll tether, scarf soaks sheen 5 sim office, Miss Adeh & Bon, SD ‘Hemlock street. Phcse ttuie G26 Gree, 45 Grif- Ave. Phoce south 308. Mim i. Sevintcn. 1664 Conunl: Ave. Phen a 7 Miss Marie Young, agent for Mother's Scalp Phone Main 1605-W. Address; 1352 State st. Sunset Main 4328 Home 3675 It is not always the large store that saves you money and treats you right. Why not try the Full Line Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candies, etc. Ladia' and Gents' shining parlor. Parcels Checked We can send you any kind of modern 1915-1916 cars at lowest price. Tia Jnana, Mck., and boat excursion tickets for sale. Tickled to answer questions. Open All Night Phone, Man MN REMARKS, 61 M. T. LAWS Custodian Plaza Comfort Station. Finest public convenience west of the Rockiea. Branch office of California Eagle Opp. Grant Hotel, San Diego, Cal. THE SAVOY THEATRE SAN DIEGO CALIF THE HOME OF Pantages Vaudeville 8-BIG FEATURES-8½¢ Largest Circuit West of Chicago. 7:20 and 9-10c, 20c and 30c Matines: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, 10c and 20c CLEAR HAVANA 2-25c SILVER GATE 10c BLUE BELLE and FACTORY SMOKE 05c 309 F STREET SAN DIEGO Fine Wines Imported and Domestic. Bottled in Bond Goods Main 1521 LARRY'S PLACE 1020 India street L. J. CRUISE, PROPRIETOR San Diego California RESIDENCE PHONE: Main 2219-W JAMES GRAY Pure Wine and Liquor House 500 H Street Where You Buy by the Drink, Pink or Quart PETER J. BECKER. PROP. San Diego California Phone Main 4399 WAYFAREERS CLUB Accommodations of all Kinds—Lodging, Meals, Baths, Gymnasin For Members Only 546 Third Street Willie Hume, Prop Phone Main 3585-W Strictly First Class MRS. E. H. WALLACE Furnished Rooms 1434 Sixth Street San Die DETROIT BARBER SHOP _210 State Street, Santa Barbara. Hair Cut - - 25c Shave - - - 15c The Finest Tonsorial Artists Employed. Everything Sanitary and Up-to-Date. Citrus Washing Powder The Housekeeper's Friend At All Grocers AT YOUR SERVICE PACIFIC MESSENGER SERVICE PHONES MAIN 12-MAIN 494—HOME 3377 444 F street, cor. 5th, Basement Our Messengers are Responsible. We are Bonded Billy No. 3 Bernard No. 1 HOME PHONE 4336 SUNSET, MAIN 1338 SAN DIEGO CHEMICAL CO. Sanitary Liquid Soap, Soap Dispensers, Paper Towels, Green Oil Soap, Sweeping Compound, Dustless Cloths, Floor Oil, Furniture Polish, Automobile Polish, Stainless Drip Fluid, Drip Machines, Bacto-Spray, Fine Oil. MADE IN SAN DIEGO 331 West E Street San Dieg The United States National Bank Member San Diego Clearing House Association INTEREST PAID ON "BANKING ONLY" ABSOLUTely safety Broadway and Second San Diego, Cal United States Depositary W. G. MEADOWS Expert Watchmaker All Kinds of Watch and Clock Repairing Done. Jewelry Required and Made to Order. All Work Guaranteed. 15 Years in San Diego. 745 Sixth St. - San Diego, Cal. Hotel Richmond 2nd F Streets SAN DIEGO CLASSIFIED /BVERTISING “Ths Column for | Bargain’ $= ‘Cah for Be ins ¢ 6 roum Cottage house, modern con- yenience, S32 E. 38th St, between Griffith Ave. and Central Ave. car Hines, for rent at reasonable rates Phone So. 3258 R FOR SALE—High class property on ‘Washington street, west of Central ‘avemne, at 2 moderate price on terms; good garage, paved street; lot 50x135 to alley. See owner, 1125 E. Washing- ton street. | Good 5 room house, one-balf block to S. Pasadena car line, near Ostrich farm. Lot is 400x75 1080 feet, house modern (except no hardwood floors), fall plambing..in good condition; fine balance monthly’ payments like rent. D. MLC. ———- TO LET—1543 E, Adams, a modern 6-reum cottage; beautiful flowers and lawn; adults: only. Call South 6389. | Good five room plastered house ‘and 40 foot lot in South Pasadena, pear Ostrich farm, $1,750, small cash payment, balance monthly Tike rent. Sidney P. Dones, 10134 Central Ave. Phones, Bdy. 1498, Home 25848, s FOR SALE—Fine lot on 35th Place and Normandie, 40 x 140; clean side of street. $200 down, balance to suit monthly, 7 per cent interest on deferred payments. Price'$1,05000. 818So. Figueroa ‘Btreet. Alpine Chapter No. 1) OES: meets first and third’ Wednesday afternoons at 2 o’clock st the hall, 1824 1-2 Central avenve. Mas. Nascy Eaves, W. M. ‘The Women’s Civie and Protec- tive League meets every first and third Wednesdays at 2 pm. at So journer Trath Home, 1119 Zast ‘Adams street. All members are re- quested to be present at each meet ing Dam, B. Tomrsox, Pree. fixe. J. SLavceres. Ser, BENT REDUCED aGalu ~ Three, four and five-rcom mod- exn houses and apartments, $7, $8, 99, $1050 mosth. Long Beach Avenne, at 55th street. Induetrial Gistrict Phone South 1651. These hhomes sre kept in good repair and are bot 15 minutes rade from the business section of the city. —. Kentucky State Gab Directory. Mocts the first Toesdizy of Fach 2 Month. Offcers—Mrs. J. Fouce, Pres; Mrs. N. B. Murray, Vice-Pres_; W- P. Gardner, Sec; Mise ME. Har ia, Acct [Secy.; Mra C_ Gardner, ‘Tress, : et CHRISMAN APPARTNENTS. South 2659 W. 1338 K 2] St * Les Angeles, Cal. Just vacated, two beautifal mod- xn appartments, 242 Rooms empty of fnrished, $3.00 and up. Let us keep alive the. memory of our great Jeader. Dr. B oker 7. Wasbington, Send subscriptions to Mrs. EE Barr, 3331 W_ 30th etrect_ 6 TO LET—$250 week, 3 com pletely furnished houexeeping yeoms; part estiage; colored peo- ple. 1741 Newton st. Home 25132. ——— Look at These Big Bargains. Double Bouse with 3 rooms in rear, compictely firnished; $10. In Kast side, 3 rooms com- Pletély farniaiea; $10_ 2 rooms in front, furnished; $3 ‘Special Notice. ‘Persous intererted and these boiding [apes ae Prien aud doll donated by fas Owens Ref the We- cate with = 4a Jo Ee a ; ae NOTICE Hiawatha Wedding Feast Trinity ‘Anditorium, Tuesday September Sth || Exchange ticketr are ready now | Bxchange Tickets are to be ex- | changed on September 4th and be. |fore noon of September 5th. Those desiring to make reeervations should see or phone Mra Ciara C. Holbert, So. 3061-W;. Mra. A. E Webber, Brdwy. 3950; Mra N. F. McMickin, of Pasadena, Coloradc 1468; Mrs. B.C. Johneon, W. 1390; Mra. T. Little, W. 876; Southero California Musie Store, 334 South Brosdway; Owl Beauty Parlor, 10134 Central Ave.; Printice Phar- macy, 12th and Central, and the Colored ¥ M. C. A. 831 San Pedro St. Farther information will be gladly given on request. é —————— ee FOR RENT—4-room furnished fiat at 1707 E. 15th street. Rent reason- able. Phone S. 4502-W. For Rewr—Modern 4 room fist. rent reasonable. 1705 E. 15th St Tel. So. 402-W. For Rexs—Neatly furnished room 1363 Newton Street. All home con- veniences at very reasonable rate Phone S, 2285-3. For Bewr—Four rooms unfurnished, newly repaired, cheap. Apply at 14 Central. SmaP—3 rooms, neatiy furnished, al! modern conveniences, for rent cheap. Apply at 514 Central Ave. .FOR RENT—Fiveroom mod- em fiat, with hot and cold water, bath, gas, electricity, all modern conveniences. Rent Reasonable. 7835 East 18th Street. Aine Mc- Dowell, 256-8 Wilcox Bldg. S. E. corner of Second and Spring Sts. Main 3935. John Fergason and wife of Oak- land will spend their vacation in this city, and while bere will be ‘the guests of our well and favor- ably known citizen, S. S. Tait, st bis residenee, 549 Crocker street. Secons Baptist Church Notes. Last Sunday morning services were begun promptly at I] o'clock. The organ pealed forth the solemn certainty of those hopeful lines: “The Lord is in His Holy Temple” Dr. H. D. Prowd pressed one of ‘bis costamary sermona: The text a few short words of might is found in 2nd Kings, 1025: “Is thine beart right?” Dr. Prowd, after seiecting his text, gauges the means of striking and holding the attention of bu Histeners, assistingeach intelhgence javoidin> Eatigue and wrariness His themes are developed by re. serving the strongest words far the last, He shows a wonderfal sym- metzy cf ideas by his symmetry of phrases, Sometimes be guides the intelligence by a continuous series jaf contracts to the final image to which be directs the attention from {the first, Sometimes be leads hin jandience to the close of a long Ziow- jery deacription and then checks him with a sorrowinl phrase, The suspense at certain points in the [development of bis procem end the [production of eficcts reacts indefin~ ‘italy upon the imaginery and r— fie=tive powers of the mind He jselects elegant ‘hnd moble terms, rejects ide words and phrases. ‘In the evening the sudience was thrilied by the lecture of Mr. George Barsong. is ‘Mr. Barsong is a Christianized Tork. In stirring sentences he [spoke of the Mohammedan idola- trous worthip of his god Alish All who do not ‘berd the knee to this Allah of the jurks must be put to death. Secking to save |bimeelf from the reins of this im- jposed orthodoxy Mr. Barong an accepted the sume. —— THE CALIFORNIA EAGIL ee fj — se ; << Sa SOJOURNER TRUTH HOME Our Employment Department is ill calling for all classers of workers. MRS. CAMBELL, Pres, © MRS. M. SMITH, Sec. | PUBLIC RECEPTION Michael Blue and wife went < For Capt. Helms, Candidate for District Attorney. ‘The Womens Heims Campaign Com mittee will hold a reception to mee- Capt. Helms, candidate for District Attorney, at. Sojourner Truth Home Friday, August 25th to which the Public is cordially invited. RS Bra. Lacile W. Shelton, Mra. Beatrice F. Thompson. Resolution of Commendation The Womens) Giwie and. Protective ‘Leagam passed 2 resolution im its last regular’ meeting commending Mrs. Lacile W. Shelton for refusing to be identified with the Woolwine Campsign Committee. f Mas. B, T. Taomrsox, Pres. Muss L. C. Vaspeeseac, Cor. Sec. The new and ‘grand ectablish- ment of A. G_ Roberts & Son= Co. celebrated their grand opening on last Friday evening, which «as a great affair. The entire building is indeed one that the citizens of Los Angeles should be proud. of, A more beautifnl anditoriam can not be found anywhere in the city Fernished House To let ~ ‘To Let—$2.50 per week—Cottage. 3 clean eoxy rooms, completely furnished for housekeesing 1741 Newton St Home Phone 25132. Colored. RESOLUTION OF ENDORSE- MENT OF E. F. MANN FOR CONGRESS BY THE PASA- DENA REPUBLICAN CLUB | WHEREAS, Edwin F. Hahn 3s 2 candidate om the Republican ticket. jor repreemative in Cor- gress irom: the Ninth’ District and is asking the support of the voters at the primaries to be held ae ee a WHEREAS. The said Edwin F. ‘Hahn, having been a resident oi this community for the past 5 years, 8 well Enown to us all 3: a sterling Republican, & a my of high mental and moral qualt fications, and’a representative cit dren of the most progressive chat acter; and WHEREAS, we believe that this important district with fs splendid and varied resources and tion, should have ample tari pro- tection against joreign, cheap Ie bor: therefore, it is important to this end that its representative shonli belong 1 the | great Re stood for the principles of pro- tection; "NOW, THEREFORE, having confidence im the ability-of Be win F. Haim, and believing him to be-the proper type of man fo Tepresent this District, and ob- tam fice it mach -meeded legisiz- Som re Ieartily cadorse Bis coe ty and enlist for him the sup- port |of his fellow citizens at the THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT- : OF THE PASADENA UBLICAN CLUB. By HARRY M. TICKNOR, | HARRY B FITCHER Secretary. Calif, July 20, 1916. | WATTS NEWS Mim Kise Geaves of EI Pass hes arrived in our city to epend 2 neni ea ieee —-- mando colar She i vi with Mc. ond Mist. Ghee) == ma aioe $20 ie de <a $10 fom Michael Blue and wife went over to the slue by land, Mr. Fox tak- ing them for an outing. Mies Howard, who lives on Lin- wood road, was callicg on friends this week. Bev. Trigg and family are eating vegetables raised in their own gar- iden. jbo Mra. Warble is improving with ber music very rapidly. ~ ‘Mrs. Wiloon of Denver, dsugh- ter of Mrs. Lee, who bas epent two months in our vicinity, left for her bome on Monday evening. Young people of the Methodist church bad « fishing trip during the week. The Seven Day Adventists beld a grand picnic at Gable river on Sunday last. Quite a number at- tended from here with banners and flosts. Mrs. Holvay’s brother from the northern part of the state paid ber an unexpeeted visit this week Prof, Wood and choir met the people of Long Beach Sunday ai- ternoon. Say, they sure did sing, and you should have scan the pro- fessor’s smile. ‘The stork brought to the family of Mrs. McGinnis little girl which weiehed nice pounds! Mother and babe doing well at this writing. Mrs Holvay bes been at work this week in the interests of the old folks’ home, which each one shoul endueiana! Kg ) Phone Bdwy: 6185 hi a Miss [: St=\ Lorenza BS S| & . oS has opened a ae MUSIC ey st ber home SS = 827 Gladys cE ese BARBECU at SEAL GARDENS _ August 24th, 191 Tierney bee Under Auspices of——___ | The Los Angeles Press Association |. ! Ea | {thin week with the heme Coniptes awenme Notice to Craatiors | : Ne. 2812. ‘Estate of Walkem Stark, = Notice is hereby given by the signed. Ora Stark, ef the estate of William Sterk, to the Creditors of, and all j having claims agninst the said devens- ed, to exhibit them with the netem vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, te. the said administratrix at the: ae McDowell, ber attorney, sui being im reoms 256-268 Wilcox. f S. E. corner of Second and [Sperm Streets, im the Gity of Los County of Los Angeles, State of Cali: fornia, which said office the 2 ed selects asa place of business im all matters connected with sxid Rad to file them with the necessary ers, within four months after the first publication of this motice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior E: California in and for the County lof Los Angeles, as Daied Angust 1, 1916. = One Srarx, Adr-ins = of the estate of ‘Stark, deceased. | arox McDowsz1, Attorney 256-8 Wilcox Bldg. Main 3835. First published Aug. 12,1916. | Estate of 8. Peter Hooker. | - Notice is hereby given hy the ministeatrix of the estate of 8. Par Bone, ded creditors of, and sll persons havi cisims against the said deceased. es ecilechels Sic el stay vouchers. within four alter the first publication of this notice, to the said administretrix at the office of Clarence A. Jones, 414 St., city of Los Angeles, oa Los Angeles, State of jifornis which said office the i eelects as a place of business| in alll matters connected with said or to file them with the vouchers, within four after the drst publication of this | natice in the office of the Clerk bf the Superior Court of the State of Cali- fornia in and for the County of Los Aagelec. * Datei may 5, 19:6. Anum Admmistratrix of the, at 5. Peter Hooker, Ciarence A. Jones, a Attorney at Law 2 Suite 414 Germain Bldg... $54, So. Attorney for Administratrix. PLE tere ak. . e222 +) | | | . Rev. W.T. Cleghorn. 8t. Philips’ Episcopal Charch, Sunday Scheol 9:45 a. m_ Matins and Sernion 11.a.m. Back Excursions . 1916 June 1, 2, 3, 8 9, 10, 26, 27, a . daly I, 2, 4, 5, . 6, 11, 12, 13, 26, 27, 28. August & 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 24, 25, 28, 26 September 7, ao é SOME FARES Chico $ 725 “Kansas City 6000 Omaha 000 St.Louis. 70.00. New York 110.70 Propertionately | low. fares t other poms . Fimalretera e- it, minety days foun ale ‘ bet mot later than October31 1916 Diverse route arrangement Liberal @opor- ex privileges SEE AGENTS Paci South Sere the . 3ser ‘Bee, Flee 3 SRM Afue McDowell ; ‘ Lawyer ae |. BUY THEM AT THE FACTORY SHOE STORE ‘Per The Béy Wis is Hard 2 Son -_ Ber Men At Werk or Phy aes Bee’, it S___-_-__ Tae sa Also Made with “ ‘Hoals, Same Prica fo) Atom Protect 8 _ oy ‘See Them Fy Being take Wl ge _ HEC 1 ELK SKIN SHOE STORE ‘Send For Bockist =f = Pee wr ra tan page ee The big Hiawatha Wedding Feast, consisting of a Chorus of about one hundred voices of California's best singers, together with the dramatic scenes, promises to be the best ever staged in the city of Los Angeles. Prof. R. G. Jackson of the Western University, Quindaro, Kansas, is a musical genius. He will arrive her ethe morning of August 23rd, will take the big chorus, train and dramatize the various characters for the Hiawatha Wedding Feast, which, together with other charming selections of the sweetest melodies, will be rendered at the Trinity Andoritium on the evening of September 5th. Many of the leading Clubs of the city have already made reservations; and the calls are coming in all the while. Those who have seen the staging of the Hiwatha Wedding Feast, declare it to be the greatest scenical and pleasing stage affair that romance has arrayed o the eye of man. To love dreamers, it is a bubbling spring of laughter, and a rippling river of song. It is said that no other can stage it better than Prof. Robert G. Jackson; no better performers than those who are participants. The following is a partial list of the clubs that have made arrangements for reservations: Prof. and Mrs. T. A. Green Mrs. Gottschalk, Mrs. J. E. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mr. Wm. Paterson, Mme. B. F. Spivey, Miss P. C. Vincent, Mr. Wm. M. Dunn, Mr. Floyd L. Berry, Mrs. Sarah E. Jones, Atty. Burton E. Ceruti, Atty. Willis O. Tyler, Dr. Engene Nelson, Dr. Engene Nelson, Dr. Wm. Albert Tatleton. The Married Ladies' Social Guild Club The Los Angeles Art Club. A partial list of parons and patronesses: Mr. and Mrs. Malcon Patton Mr. and Mrs. Noah Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomp- OFF to San Diego for Athletic Meet. After a course of training and physical examination by Dra. W. A. Tariston and Frank A. Gordon, on which the ligaments of the noted runner were thoroughly gone over, and to the treatment of these two successful surgeons, Mr. Drew says that he has never felt in better shape than at the present, and he therefore left Thursday for San Diego to compete in the athletic exercises at the Exposition on Saturday. He will run in both the 100-yard and 220-yard events, and says that he has no fears but that he will be able to run in the old-time form and easily capture these two events for the L. A. A. C., after which he will return to the city and leave next week for New York, where he will compete in the big national events, and meet again all of the crack runners of the world. Among those who left this morning to attend the State Grand Temple at Oakland, August 22, were Mmen, M. Jennings, N. Willingham, D. Anglin and Missouri Busy. A WONDERFUL BARGAIN For Sale or Exchange—Cash value $2650; 8-room house, near W. 37th St. and Western avenue; 6 rooms on first floor, 2 rooms upstairs, all improvements made and paid for; lot 45x149; rented (very cheap) at $13 and water; balance $1450; payable $15 per month, including interest; will exchange $1200 actual equity for city or beach lot and some cash; or sub- urban and cash; might consider good lot or small house and lot for equity if $600 can be borrowed on it; or will sell equity cheap for cash. Your chance to buy or trade for a neat and attractive home on rental terms. M. H. KANE, owner, $251 Sunset blvd. Phon $99949. POLITICAL POT PIE E. J. Delorey is coming up to the home stretch with plenty of reserve power and will gallop down to the wire one, two. Our Pot Pie man cannot see how the fighting person can expect to deliver in the mire of poli- WITH APOLOGIES TO A BURROWS OF STOCKTON For write-up of the Grand Session of the G. U. O. of O. F. recently held at Marysville, we are in receipt of many letters from all over the State complimenting the same for which we are thankful. But we owe an apology to our friend and Brother, A. Burrows, of Stockton, as we inadvertently got another in the office to which he was elected. Instead of H. E. Simpson being elected Grand Director, A. Burrows, of Stockton, was elected to that office. Mr. Burrows is one of the young and entericual members of the order and with his ideas for progress in vogue he will no doubt render the order signal services. The meeting at the 14th St. school was intended to boost Dean at the expense of Woolwine. In this it utterly failed, it looked like a frame up and helped Woolwine immensely. Dean's generals failed him in this move and it resulted in a wave of sentiment that is helpful to Woolwine. GREAT MEETING AT SANTA MONICA The mass meeting at Santa Monica under the auspices of the city and county civic league was a magnificent success, many visitors from L. A. being present, among which were W. H. Saunders, R. G. Lamar, G. P. Brown, A. L. Gaines, and J. B. Bass. The people seemed much enthused and joined with the slogan get together. G. W. Smith was the chairman and J. W. Mitchell secretary of the meeting, which was held at the C. M. E. church on Bay street. The meetings billed for next week are varied and many, and it will take much effort for the various speakers to make the same. Mrs. C. A. Spear-Bass will take the stump the next ten days for election as Republican Committeeman from the 74th Assembly District. The meeting at the Colored Workingmen's Club on last Tuesday evening was a hummer indeed; enthusiasm ran high. The following candidates spoke or were represented: Ralph Graham for District Attorney, W. M. Greenwood by proxy, F. H. Monster, Senator H. H. Lyons, H. H. Boone represented W. H. Booth, J. H. Langdon and Judge Craig. On next Tuesday evening the concluding meeting of the campaign will be held; the Black and Tan hand will play and Editor Bass will be the chairman. The Booth Campaign Committee up to date has absolutely passed up the Negro journals insolar as any publicity matter is concerned, and the Johnson Committee has not been very profile with publicity matter for the Negro journals, hence the dearth of information on the Senatorial situation. The pin head Republicans who rage about somebody's loyalty will be the weights on the party's THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE The Eagle can never be accused of narrowness. We have given to every aspirant for political preferment a chance to get before our people if he cared to do so. F. H. Monser, present assemblyman from the 74th assembly district, is one of the very best friends that the Negro race has ever had in the legislative halls of this State. On all matter affecting the rights of the colored people, the way he stood up for them you would think that he was one of them. Now some would have the colored people of the district to turn down a man like this. Watch and see. We want everybody to know that the colored people appreciate and will ever be loyal to their friends. M. THE COLORED ATTORNEYS SUPPORT JUDGE JOHN PERRY WOODS ENDORSEMENT RECOGNIZING the importance of placing and keeping on the bench jurists of unquestionable probity and ability, holding firmly the confidence of the public and dealing justice to all men alike; and further. RECOGNIZING that in the candidacy of the Honorable J. P. Woods, incumbent, we have the opportunity of retaining on the bench a man possessing in a large measure those most desirable qualities: THEREFORE, We, the, subscribed members of the Los Angeles Bar, do most heartily and unequivocally endorse the candidacy of Judge Woods for reelection to the Bench of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles. J. H. KELLY, B. T. Washington Bldg. ISADOR BLAIR. 301 Wilson Bldg. LEROY D. BARNETT, 37 Canadian Bldg. PAUL M. NASH. 628 Bryson Bldg. G. W. WICKLIFFE, 360 Wilson Bldg. HUGH E. MACBETH, 221 Lissner Bldg. WILLIS O. TYLER, 311 Germain Bldg. E. BURTON CERUTI, 300 Thorpe Bldg. SOCIETY MES. BLACKSHEAR - WAL- LER THE QUEEN OF ENTERTAINERS Saturday afternoon, August 5, at her most beautiful home on 15th street, Mrs. Waller entertained about 135 guests with a reception. Many of those present were from out of town. The house was beautiful in floral decoration and the plan of entertainment was up to the highest standard according to polite society. The many guests present from in and out of town pronounced Mrs. Waller the queen of hostesses. Hon. Hiram W. Johnson Candidate for Republican Nomination for United States Senator Subject to Primaries August 29th MISS MAUDE ROSEMOND ENTERTAINS At the cozy little home of her parents on E. 14th St. Miss Maud Rosemond entertained in honor of Mrs. Pearl Lowery-Winters, Miss Ethyl Miller and Miss Marie Ford of Pasadena, and Miss Cornelia Leggett; other honored guests were Miss Lillian Sampson and Mrs. Russell of Bakersheld. Miss Rosemond was queenly in a beautiful gown of blue chiffon, while Mrs. Winters was a dazzling oriental picture in a gown of imported silver. The other guests were a galaxy of the younger set, representing the elite of the city. M. The house decorations were yellow and white, and the collation in tone of the season. Miss Susie Lynch, who has been in Santa Monica for the last two months, has returned again to the city. She liked the beach city fine and was greatly benefited while there. Mrs. A. Harvey and daughter, Mary, of Bakersfield are the house guests of Miss M. Rosemond this week. Mrs. Leop Howard and daughter Erma of Bakersfield are the guests of Fenner of E. 21st St. this week. (Continued From Page Ona.) hapstive investigation as to the qualification and status of the following named gentlemen, do recommend them to you as being worthy and deserving of your support, as canidates for the positions opposite their several names: For Congress: L. L. Lostutter, Republican, an, 10th District. Member 9th district. Member of the Assembly of 1915. H. Stanley Benedict, Republic- of the Assembly Two Terms. Staten Senator One Term. Republican. William H. Fuller Judge Superior Court