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Soldier Boys Given Royal Send Off ESTABLISHED 1879 LEADING RACE JOURNAL THE LARGEST AND BEST PHONE MAIN 1594 VOLUME 30 SELECT DRAFT MEN RECEIVE ROYAL, SEND OFF UNDER AUSPICES OF HARRIET TUBAN RED CROSS SOCIETY. The late and best of Sh. Towne and Avenue church was indecentate to the demand of recommending the people who turned out to the dratted men that turned out Wednesday evening by their presence at the reception which had been arranged by the Harriet Tuban Red Cross Association. The program which had been hurriedly arranged was one of the most memorable occasions ever held in this country and the valiant Red Cross Society led by its indignable president Mrs. Eliza Warner, the member ship of the society from head to foot were dressed in white and presented a patriotic line to the occasion and each one had been assigned to a special detail which was performed with clock-like precision. Each dratted man was met by a member of the Red Cross and escorted to seats of honor which had been reserved for him. The participants on the program were also met and escorted to the platform. Mr. Emma Hall & Hall assisted Elder Bartlett and Prof. H.D. Green led the musical songs. Church baker and minister with especial privilege and skill in black his former senior subordinate officer in the U.S. Army. Lester brought Rev. Glenn M. Millman secretary to the Mayor, was stationed and as he always does, minutely pleased in this occasion and then the mighity low South Carolina gall repugnation as an actor and also a number of the exception board, were humorously pleased the vast assembly by his imitable wit and humor and closed in a light of motion in oblquence which carried his attention with him. The last speaker was Lautt Jesse Kimbrough, who received a warm reception and in a sillyly bearing assertion that his tore was lightning and not speaking. He and he was ready to go to it. At the conclusion of those exercises the drafted men were escorted 15 the banquet hall in the chamber of the church, where the members of the Red Cross again demonstrated their prowess as they with neatness and dispatch served not only the drafted men but the visitors as well as neatly and prompt as if they were dining at the Palm Beach hotel to a sumptuous repast. A hotel came to a close one of most notable events which ever took place on the Palm Beach Coast. The following table will give the time and the departure of the drafted men. We are publishing the names of as many as we could locate, as follows: SEND-OFF FOR SELECTED MEN Departure of Colored Men Santa Fe Depot The California Eagle The interior of the library, with a large wooden desk, a chair, and a bookshelf filled with books. The walls are adorned with framed pictures and decorative items. We are constantly calling the attention of our readers to race enterprise where their patronage is solicited and their presence not objectionable. The cut that appears here speaks for itself—now if so much can just imagine if you please, what a race enterprise in this community be accomplished in the face of much opposition in so short a period properly supported would accomplish in a few years. Madam Cuffee, proprietor and operator of the Metropolitan Hair Store at 952 Central Ave., is adding daily to the beauty and fitness of her establishment; for the past few years she has supplied a large number of persons in this community with Halloween costumes of the latest and best varieties to be found in Los Angeles and so successful has she been in this line that she has decided to pay added attention to this department of her business, and by virtue of her experience at the head of the regalia department of the Pacific Coast Regalia Co., we predict that within a few years Madam Cuffee with the large and growing patronage among her people in this district, will preside over one of the largest regalia Sergio, Eminent Holley, Jod Sergit, Draud S. Pollard, Clarence H. John, S. McLeanore, Veron H. Brown, Nicolaibald F. Raines, John O. Reynolds, Les L. Young, David Smith, Leon W. White, Elmon Blackstone, Tom Grack, Arturo Scott, Earnest G. Lear, Raymond Lewis, Benjamin Bowie, Winn Pembroke, Henry Bonnelle William Johnson, Eddie Dequir, Thomas Grundy, Reuben Cram, Mora* Higgins, Clarence E. Lewis, Robert Mason, Vaughn Thompson, Edward Price, Herman McBurrs, Hardy J. Jenkins, Martin Hinton James Edward Thompson District No. 8 Willie F. Brown, Robert R. Johnson, Layd James, Newman Dumas, Jack Lewis, Wim Horace Taylor, Henry Snappkins, Lowell French, Harry* Ward, Louis Bell, Joseph Brown* WHAT SHALL THE ANSWER BE? The world today is being reborn ideals are being shipped. Stars that once twinkled in the national constitution have lost their lustre and will disappear with the heap of civilization Ommens which long have governed are being buried beneath the tide successors. Doors, long fastened with the belts of prejudice are being imbedded by the key of Want. Want about the grasping of these opportunities. Shall we answer the A COMING RACE We are constantly calling the enterprise where their patronage objectifiable. The cut that appears here specializes in you please, what a be accomplished in the face of my properly supported would accomplish. Madame Coffee, proprietor: Hair Store at 952 Central Ave.,itness of her establishment; for the large number of persons in this times of the latest and best variety and so successful has she been in pay added attention to this departure of her experience at the head Pacific Coast-Regalia Co., we put Madame Coffee with the large an people in this district, will preside call and climb the ladder of success? Shall we grasp them by the torcklow and court progress? The issue remains with us. What shall the answer be? To do this, however, efficiency must be the platform upon which we stand. The time is here now when it matters not so much as to the color of your skin or the texture of your hair. The question these times are asking is "Can you stand the test?" Young men—young women! What shall the answer be? Your hour has come. Success depends upon your response. Opportunity knocks and knocks hard. New situations have already opened and will continue to open wide their doors to the enterprising and efficient, be they black or brown. Preparedness, efficiency, and ability will give us an enviable footing in the new creation bound to rise from the ashes of this awful conflict. Shall we tango, fox trot and bunny hug these splendid chances away or shall we turn to tasks and duties of a higher and more progressive nature? We shall win or lose just as we choose. The gate stands ajar. Opportunity's arms are open wide, her voice calls "the efficient and prepared may enter." Shall we enter in? What shall the answer be? "Life is striving, life is a race. Over a course both hard and long; Toward attainment set your face. Quit yourselves like men, be strong." REN. P. C. ROMESSON ALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Receives Commendation·From President Wilson, Governor Stephens and Mayor Woodman The following letters from President Wilson's secretary, Gov. Stephens and Mayor Woodman, will no doubt interest our readers as to the LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, OCTOBER 27, 1917 recognition given this or organization by the head of the Nation, Station and THE WHITE HOUSE Washington October 13, 1917 Mr. dear Sir— The President has asked me to to thank you for your letter of October oth, with its enclosure. He is most ap- preciative of this assurance of support Sincerely yours, J. P. TUMULTY, Secretary to the President, Mr. Hugh E. Macbeth, 221 Lissner Building, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Governor's Office October 10, 1912 Mr. Hugh E. Macbeth. President All American League California. 221 Lissner Building, Los Angeles California My dear Mr. Macbeth — I beg to acknowledge your recent letter accompanied by your Flay Rally Regulations. I greatly appreciate such efforts of patriotic terror of the All American League of California. Yours truly. WM. D. STEPHENS, Governor CITY OF LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA CE ENTERPRISE The attention of our readers to race is solicited and their presence not breaks for itself—now if so much can race enterprise in this community, such opposition in so short a period fish in abew years, and operator of the Metropolitan is adding daily to the beauty and the past few years she has supplied community with Halloween cosmetics to be found in Los Angeles in this line that she has decided toiment of her business, and by virtue of the regalia department of the predict that within a few years and growing patronage among her side over one of the largest regalia. Office of the Mayor October 8, 1917. Hugh E. Macbeth, Esq. 221 Lissner Bldg. Los Angeles, California My dear Macbeth: Yours enclosing resolution of the "All-American League" received. We certainly appreciate the patriotic utterances contained therein. DR. H. D. PROWD ON VACATION Dr. H. D. Prowd, the scolarly pastor of the Second Baptist Church, who after laboring ardently in this field for more than a year left two weeks hence for the northern part of the State, where he was to rest and recuperate. Dr. Prowd writes back that even though he is absent his heart is with his flock here. He also states that he is being cordially received, and royally entertained by northern friends and that he is favorably impressed with the progress being made by race men in that section, but laments the fact that our people in the North are church slackers. The California Eagle believes that Dr. Prowd's visit to the north will mean a great spiritual awakening for those who hear him. A. A. LEAGUE MEETS AT Y. M C. A. Through the public-spiritedness of Secretary T. A. Greene, Y. M. C. A. under the auspices of the All-American League, those who attended services there Sunday at 3 p.m., were much benefited by listening to the very eloquent, Mr. George D. Roberts, Representative of the Federal Reserve Bank, Twelfth District, speak on the merits of the United States of America Liberty Loan. Mr. Roberts establishments in all Los Angeles. It was her special aptness for this work that played Madam Cuffee, the only race woman ever employed by this company, foret lady to preside over her more favored white sisters. Madam Cuffee is also an expert wig and toupee maker and in short anything that is made of hair, having learned this art at Mason and Caesar, 9th and Broadway, the largest establishment of its kind on the coast. She is also a graduate of Madam C. J. Walker's college of hair culture. Prof. Cuffee, the husband of Madam Cuffee, who was before coming to Los Angeles, pharmaceutical clerk in a large New York establishment, is a valuable assistant to Madam Cuffee in the manufacturing department of her business. From time to time we will present such enterprising members of the race engaged in the various business walks to our reading public, hoping that through this medium, a greater spirit of pride will be awakened among us and that like the Jews, we will be able to play our role in the financial world and in this fashion take our place with other peoples of the earth. especially emphasized these features of the Liberty Bond. 1. Acceptable by banks as collateral to loans on a more favorable basis than any other class of securities. 2. Almost as liquid as currency, already being accepted in payment of accounts contracted for ordinary commodities. 3. The premier investment of the world in point of security. 4. Available in small denominations, thus making for wide distribution and popularizing of issue. 5. Least expensive. 5. Issued in a patriotic cause, thus appealing to "millions of men." The speaker held the attention of the audience with close attention. He was followed by Mr W E. Easton, who afterwards presented Mr H E. Macbeth, State President, whose appeal stirred the already much convinced audience of generous applause. Professor H D D Greer, Secretary of the State League, and President of the Westside Branch, in his usual eloquent voice, spoke in corroboration of the speakers that had preceded him. Professor Greene also spoke favorably of the preceding speeches and made an earnest appeal for funds to roof over the swimming pool and make other necessary additions to the convenience of the attendants, especially the minors, of the rare facilities of the Y M C A. He informed the gathering that in the very near future there would be an "old style spelling match" conducted by an "old establishments in all Los Angeles. It was her special aptness to Coffee, the only race woman ever lady to preside over her more taste. Maolam Coffee is also an ex short anything that is made of Mason and Caesar, 9th and Bro of its kind on the coast. She is Walker's college of hair culture. Prof. Coffee, the husband of coming to Los Angeles, pharmace establishment, is a valuable assist-facturing department of her business. From time to time we will p of the race engaged in the various public, hoping that through this pride will be awakened among us able to play our role in the finance our place with other peoples of the 'style teacher," who with their little Blue-back speller could spell against the world. The Secretary also stated the campaign for funds would not be a begging scheme, but a campaign for membership, giving something for something of a tangible nature. Adult memberships are but $5 for a whole year and $3 for boys. This is cheap compared with the $15 membership of the white associations, who have only one more privilege i.e. billiards. The principal speaker of the occasion, Representative Roberts, paid a very high compliment, both to the vision and the patriotic work of the All-American League, speaking for its influence with all constituted authorities throughout the City, State and Nation. We are sure that the speeches sold bonds as many afterwards, expressed a desire to have them, and Secretary Green called on each one present to constitute himself a committee of one to talk Liberty Bonds. CARD OF THANKS To the many friends who were constantly attentive to our dear mother, during her long illness, and who by their words of comfort and unlimited deeds of kindness showed her, even until death, and by their many magnificent floral offerings, which made her passing the more easy for us to bear; to the Rev H. B. Davis, pastor of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, of which she was a member, and through him to the members and friends of said church, who were so loyal, so patient and who remain with us even until the end came, to the friends and neighbors in the community in which she lived, and to all who were so wonderfully helpful to us during her long illness, we wish to extend our sincere thanks. We are, Most respectfully, MR. AND. MRS. HOOKER, 351 Patton Street. CURRENT NEWS NEW YORK CITY, Oct 25, 1972—Mayer talks to colored men in strange parley. City executive denies he had chance to appoint colored men, forgot failure to respond to invitations and mildly raps. Howard Mumu give banquet to Kelvin Murray. Foment local graduates of famous Washington institution and friends in rossing reception to educator. JACK JOHNSON OFFERS TO JOIN U. S. FORCES. American Army Headquarters in France—Jack Johnson, former heavy-weight champion of the world, is eager to fight in the trenches, box for the Red Cross or do anything possible to help win the war for the United States and the allies. This word was received the other day from Madrid, where this former champion is staying: "Maybe I am getting a little too old, but I can't as old as Colonel Roosevelt, Hindenburg and others, and think I can still put away a few Fritties." DR. BRUSHINGHAM TURNS CHURCH OVER TO NEGROES Action Part of $3,000,000 M. E. Building Plan in Chicago CHICAGO, Oct 25 - The South Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal for this work that placed Madam C. J. employed by this company, fore-ored white sisters. cert wig and toupee maker and in hair, having learned this art at roadway, the largest establishment also a graduate of Madam C. J. 5 Madam Cuffee, who was before entical clerk in a large New York ant to Madam Cuffee in the manu-ness. present such enterprising members us business walks to our reading medium, a greater spirit of rade and that like the Jews, we will be social world and in this fashion take our earth. MRS. C. A. BASS. Church, Thirty-third street and South Park avenue, of which the Rev. J. P. Brushingham has been pastor for the last five years, and of which Mayor Thompson and former Chief of Police C. C. Healy are or were trustees, was turned over to the Negro congregation of St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church last Sunday. DIXIE SOLDIERS FOULLY ASSAULT AGED R. R. PORTER Alabama Outlaws in Khaki on Long Island Train Beat and Kick Crippled Colored Man and Hurl Him from Train WOODLAWN, L. L.—One of the most heinous of the many recent assaults upon colored people in the North by Southern white soldiers has been the object of much indignation for the last few days throughout Long Island. How the crowd of Alabama outlaws of the Rainbow Division so brutally assaulted the colored porter at the Long Island City Railroad Station last Friday evening that the man may lose an eye was told by officials of the Long Island Railroad Co. yesterday. DISTINGUISHED MEN HERE Des Moines Training Camp, Oct 25—Mr. Emmett C. Scott, secretary of Tuskegee Institute, who was recently appointed on the war advisory board by Secretary Baker, and Dr. Daniel H. Williams of Chicago, our noted physician, and father, Albert B. Williams, pastor of the Episcopal church, and Dr. H. H. Hutton, the leading physician of Omaha, Neb. The latter two motored over to see the officers' training camp last week HAMPTON INSTITUTE'S TRIB UTE TO DR. FRISSEL HAMPTON, Va., Oct. 25.—Memo THE PEOPLE'S FORUM FOR UPLIFT ALL MEN UP NO MAN DOWN NUMBER 37 d ★ Off Mrs. Mattie Boyd Abie President to Preside Over Four Sessions of Inter-Denominational Society. Mrs. Boyd is perhaps one of the most energetic Missionary workers in this section. For a number of years she has been actively engaged in missionary work in this city; at present as president of the Interdenominational Missionary Society, which will hold its annual session this coming week with the Independent Church, cor. 18th and Paloma. Mrs. Boyd continues to prove her true metal as an unselfish worker for Christ. A most excellent program has been arranged and printed by Mrs. Boyd for this occasion and all missionary workers will do well in attending each session. GLEVER NEGRO MAIL THIEF IS SENTENCED Charles Stevens Is Said to Have Specialized in Registered Bags Containing Currency KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 25—Postoffice inspectors in this district are breathing easier again, with Charles Stevens, a negro, in the penitentiary at Leavenworth for 11 years. Stevens is said to be the cleverest mail thief in the country. His specialty is stolling registered mail punches and postoffice inspectors say he has stolen $125,000 in the last ten years, possibly more.oral services attended by many nationally known educators were held yesterday in honor of the Rev Dr Holly Burke Frissell, president of Hamilton Institute from 1893 until the death last August. The Rev Dr Thomas G. Heathbody, of Cambridge, was a member of the board of trustees, and a tribute to Dr Frissell's humility, to respect, dignity and education as a leader. Other speakers were William M. Reid, president of the Hamilton Mummi Association, and James Hardy Dillard, president of the leagues and Shady boards. BUNDY MUST .FACE TRIAL Heroic Dentist Extradited From Cleveland, Ohio to East St. COLUMBUS, O. Oct 25—Governer Lowden of Illinois for the extinction of Dr. Leroy X. Bundy, heroes colored dentist, now held in jail in Cleveland for alleged complicity in the East Orange race riots early in July Dr Bundy is charged with leading the colored men of East St. Louis in defense of their homes on the fateful second of July, 1917. The matter has been pending for about two months. 'Governor Cox, in an explanation of the delay in granting the extradition, said that it had been caused by his fear that race feeling in St Clair County, ILE, was so strong that harm might come to Dr. Bundy. MILITARY DINNER On Thursday evening, the 25th of October, Attorney Willis O. Tyler, and sister, Emima L. Williams, gave a military dinner at their home, 1200 E. Adams street, in honor of First Lieutenant Jesse L. Kimbrough and his bride, Julia R. Rogers-Kimbrough. The dining room was beautifully decorated with American Flags, and the pictures of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson were placed side by side and draped with a large American Flag. Red and white carnations and blue bachelor buttons were used to form the bouquets, and to carry out the patriotic color scheme. Helen Louise Wheeler played patriotic airs and the party made merry patriotic songs. Mrs. Olie Hamilton assisted in receiving the guests. Those present were as follows: Capt. F. H. Crumbly and wife; Capt. W. W. E. Gladden and wife; Capt. J. W. Russel and wife; First Lieutenant Jesse L. Kimbrough and his bride, Mrs. Julia R. Kimbrough nee Rogers; Mrs Edith Loving, wife to Major W. R. Loving; Mrs. Louise Williams, wife to Capt. Walter B. Williams; Sergeant Abraham Hill and wife; Edward C. Hamilton and wife; Dr W. C. Gordon and wife Heli Wheeler; George B. Wheeler, Jr.; Mrs Emina Williams, and Corporal Willis O. Tyler. CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE CALIFORNIA DISTRICT, A M. E. CHURCH Presiding Elder's itinerary for Second Quarter. J. H. Wilson, Presiding Elder. Watts, December 2. Los Angeles, two churches, December 2. Long Beach; December 6. Pomona, December 5. Redlands, December 9. San Bernardino, December 9. Riverside, December 9. San Diego, December 10. Pasadena, December 23. Duarte, December 23. Santa Barbara, December 30. Continued on Page 8 Traffic Manager D. W. Pentius of the Pacific Electric Railway Company announces a season of autumn excursions to Mt. Lowe at special fare in previous years. Late fare from Los Angeles to Apt. Laverne is now $150 and from Pasadena $200. It will be the day that the trains will be running. Mary will present to the travellers made at the resort of using the proper years and a great variety of amuse- ments are at the time the present of great entertainment at a newmen- tery court and a joint of pleasure outdoor. On Saturday evening, Our firm manager of the Tavern will give our friend and Ha- nner with their sports- ing entertainers, refreshments to the Many of time with were present at a similar affair to the year are already making in- terest and to the reservations for the LODGE NOTICES Masonic Wetts A. anon. TABERNACLE BAPHIST CHURCH 18th and 19th Rev J D Gordon Hanc ST PAUL ```markdown ``` THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE Hotel Hot and cold running water is ordered to our guests. 50. $2 and $3.50 1013; CENTRAL AVENUE Manager The Lee & Henry Hotel 52 neatly furnished rooms. Hot and color every room. First class service rendered to our Rooms Per Week, $1.50. $2 and Phone Broadway 7150 10131 CEN LEE C. ALLEN Manager WILLIAMS' Excelsior Hair Grower New Discovery 52 neatly furnished rooms. Hot and cold running water in every room. First class service rendered to our guests. Phone Broadway 7150 10133 CENTRAL AVENUE LEE C. ALLEN. Manager THE WOMEN'S HISTORY The Weldon Millinery Has moved in the new block across the street. A new land will be placed to meet all our needs. Quality Cleaning and Dye Experts, CLEANERS ELMER C. BART Teacher of Piano and Pipe Owner Wanted—a neat colored girl to double act: one who can sing and play piano. He ready; will split fifty fifty. Must be a lady stage. Tell all in your first letter. Will furnish. Address WILSON ROBERTS, First Bldg., Woodland, Cal. Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Clerks Wanted Biggers Business College Tel. Main 2662 408 G MRS. BELLE ONEAL TEACHER PHONE BROADWAY 6320 Allinery Store pass the street 1206 Central establish all customers. Hand Dye Works LEANERS C. T. SHELLY, Prop. BARTLETT and Pipe Organ. All to double in a vaudeville piano. Have booking al- lust be a lady on and off the r. Will furnish transporta- l ERTS. First National Benk Bookkeepers and Wanted Press College 408 Germain Building TEACHER OF PIANO 923 MCGARY STREET WAY 6320 Bookers and backward pupils. Strate teacher. She has been by understands the fundamenta- John A. GRAY Essays, Resolutions and Fri- written, why don't you coa- OUR BOOKS Station. Priests Resonate. BRICKHOUSE. Phone Main 150 Has moved in, the new block across the street 1206 Central. A new land will be pleased to meet all old customers. Wanted---a neat colored girl to double in a vaudeville act: one who can sing and play piano. Have booking already: will split fifty fifty. Must be a lady on and off the stage. Tell all in your first letter. Will furnish transportation. Address WILSON ROBERTS, First National Benk Bldg.. Woodland, Cal Stenographers, Bookkeepers and Clerks Wanted Would you have Letters, Bills, Essays, Re- sumes, Outlooks you want typed written, wh LET ME KEEP YOUR BOOK Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. MISS CHARLOTTE BRICKHO SH Cotton Avenue Insure Yourself Against Sickness, Accident and Death which You can Rely upon: One of companies of the Country. The National Life Insurance Co T. E. SMITH and Death in a Company One of the Big Com France Co. of U.S.A Against Sickness, Accident and Death in a Company which You can Rely upon: One of the Big Companies of the Country. Mrs. Fayne Williams, well aware of the stress and difficulties later a careful study has prepared to supply her many friends and customers with this wonderful preparation which the guard attempts to remove from the dairy. We are so thankful to grow and beautify the barn and present a farm from fall- gots. Give a plan. Price for rent. per box. 1747 New Hamshire St! Phone West 2947 ATTENTION! SSELL & CONNER (Incorporated) 1400 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET east. of Central Avenue. Cor. of Naomi Ave. A Modern Funeral Home Where our desire is to ex Our manner of planning the beauty and grace have brought to tive Funeral Directors. Phone South Lady Atten CHAS. D. CONNER Boyle Heights Sanit T. S. CURRY 2911 East First Street First-class workmen best service. The Next Boyle Heights Ice Cream f place where they all go. CURRY & MCCURRY. Prop. Personal---Prof. C our desire is to extend practical Service banner of planning and conducting funerals of grave have brought us the reputation of Distinc- tual Directors. Phone South 3842 Lady Attendant CONNER ERNEST H. RUSSELL Heights Sanitary Barber Shop T. S. CURRY, Prop. 1911 East First Stnear Corr Savannah own best service. The far-famex Nat Campbed is here. Heights Ice Cream Parlor and Confectionery the all go. VERY, Prop. nal---Prof. Cario THE GREAT PALMIST Our manner of planning and conducting funerals of beauty and grace have brought us the reputation of Distinctive Funeral Directors. Boyle Heights Sanitary Barber Shop First-class workman's best service. The far-famed Nat Campbell is here. Next Boyie Heights Ice Cream Parlor and Confectionery the place where they all go. CURRY & MCCURRY, Props. None Better or Wiser Tnan He know that the palm is an index of character? fallible is written there. Scientists old over are using the palm as a of identification. Prof/Calio possesses A GIFT OF POWER that none can explain. He successful in New York, Paris, London, Berlin, at the San Francisco Exposition. From the richest come recommendations of his work. Now badly impersonated, he may be well aware that man and the willpower to your that nature has wrought great assuage to you. Phone Broadway 4729 636 GLADYS AVE. Amsey, The only Colored Wholesale Candy Manufacturer in the West manufacturer a specialty we complete course in safety making for $25 our convention. Phone South 2-52-0-M. Jefferson St. Los Angeles, Ca Do you know that the palm is an index of character? Truth infallible is written there. Scientists the world over are using the palm as a means of identification. Proof? Caliro possesses A FORCE. A GIFT OF POWER that none can explain. He was highly successful in New York, Paris, London, Berlin, Ireland and at the San Francisco Exposition. From the midst to the humblest some recommendations of his work. No matter how badly impressed you may be, he will call this amenable man and he will prove to you that he is an exemplar. He has been a great asset to many and has been a great asset to many. Your Part time job is needed. Managers work in a specialty Whose give complete course in training for 825 Classes at Your convenience. Phone South 252-222-1111. 31G CLEARING SALE! AT BRILL'S Full Dress, Tuxedos and Prince Al bert Suits at greatly reduced prices 319 So. Spring St. Phone A-9155 The Wasatch Inn 1 Comfortable Rooms Table Heard if desired Home Cooked M Everything Strict Hot and cold water and up. MRS F. PERKINS, Prot. satch Inn 1134 East Twelfth Street Amorous Rooms. Clean and Bright. Home Cooked Meals Served. Everything Strictly First Class and cold water baths. Rooms $2. Up. BKINS, Prop. Phone Broadway 964 Star Hair Grower A Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower 1,000 AGENTS Good-Money Maker I want agents in every way a chance to sell Star Half in the market. This is a wonderful pro- tation. Can we work with you without a star deter- tion? Star Half is a star that will be a 25 cent will be very valuable. We will be able to show how we can serve you. No matter what was failed to grow that mine just gave the Star Half Power a that amount, we will succeed. I wish to meet agent we will send you a fa- cipity that you can meet at once. Also agents ter ter will send at summer in Mine de la Fo- ture. DO YOU WANT WORK? Well Phone Main 2051 To Katherine Barr Emp For Work of 202-203 Wilson Blk. F. E. Wash TA L Suits made to order Phone 1564-J Bak Phone Main 2051 Home A-1500 Katherine Barr Employment Company For Work of All Kind Blk. 102 South Spring St. F. E. Washington TA LOR order Cleaning. Pressing. Repairing Phone 1564-J Bakersfield. Cal. T A PAGE THR Little Irene daughter of Mr. and Mr. Janus M. Morrison was christened by Father Cleghorn in St. Phillips Church on Thursday afternoon. THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE Can You Guess The Reason Why? MISS IRVINS BIRTHDAY The boys and men are requested to make good use of the swimming pool regardless of the change in temperature. Mr Isaac Jensen of Thetes Ave left Tuesday, at the Austin Te where he was taken at the residence in match Moss that the White trinity. Mark G. Furter 64? Central Avenue is more pleased at the progress of his employees so far and thanks the following asking that we publish the same. Mr. Davis appends very much the friendship of Mr. Furter for the correct people and therefore we are glad to give this patrony. The members and friends of Petrie Church of Christ gave a surprise party to their pastor, Elder Wm. A Washington past Saturday evening. The California Eagle is now in case at J. H. Young's barter shop, 316 Central avenue. Secretary Cafe, 103 Central avenue. H. G. Gordon's barter shop, 743 Central avenue. Supervisors and friends of The California Eagle are urged to please send their personal items to the office not later than Thursday, p.m. Articles written briefly will be published free of written cost in certain small charge will be made. Reporter for weddings and parties will be formed on request. Y M. C. A. NOTES Mamie F. Montgomery of Birmingham, Ala., has been secured to address the men's meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. The meeting is open to men only. AS Los Angeles grew from atown to one of the great cities of the Nation so has the Security Bank grown from a small beginning until it is now one of the greater banks of the United States. Many of our early depositors have done well. 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I positively guarantee my work to be the same as done at the Port College, St. Louis, which means growth and beauty of the hair no matter how short or stubborn your hair may be. These treatments will surprise you. This parlor is under the sole management of Madam Massey, who is a graduate of the St. Louis College, and her more than nine years experience qualifies her to give the best service in her line. Ladies attended at parlor. You may get her treatments and treat your hair at home. Full extra PAGE FIVE Miss Rhetta L. Trout of 1114 E. 5street left on Monday, 22nd inst. for New York city, where she is to be married to Mr. L. Hawkins of that city. The bride-to-be will be joined by Mr. Hawkins in Poughkeepsie N.Y., and they will go from there to New York city and be married. She leaves a host of friends behind who wish her a successful, and happily married life. 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MATHEWS --- THE DRIVE IS ON The Get-Aquainted Literary Club of the Mt. Zion Bapti4 Church announces its drive to recruit one hundred members by NOVEMBER 25 We know there are many you not know about this club, so ing to find you through ady gram every Sunday at 5 o'clock C. B. DONES, Pres. WM there are many young people that about this club, so we are end of you through advertisings. A berry Sunday at 5 o clock Pres. WM. RICHARDS many young people that do club, so we are endeavor-ough advertising. A big pro- at 5 o'clock WM. RICHARDSON , Sec'y We know there are many young people that do not know about this club, so we are endeavoring to find you through advertising. A big program every Sunday at 5 o'clock C. B. DONES, Pres. WM. RICHARDSON , Sec'y PAGE SIX Parcels Checked Centrally Located Has large sunny rooms, baths and all conveniences! Prices: 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 Bus meets all trans and boats. Machine for hire at all hours M. T LAWS THE CALIFORNIA EAGLE SAN DIEGO NEWS. The revival at the Mt. Zion Baptist church, conducted by the able Dr. N. T. Lane of Houston, Texas, has been a grand success. It has helped Mt. Zion, both financially and spiritually. Dr N. T. Lane has made many friends in San Diego and declares he is coming back again. The Sunday-school of which Mrs. M. A. Hayden is superintendent will give a grand rally on the 4th Sunday of this month. Each class will report the amount they have raised for the Sunday-school. It was reported in last week's issue that one of the entertainments was not well attended. The writer being in Stockton at the time and unable to personally attend, dreamed that it was a failure —but the reports turned in on the 4th Sunday will decide the success of each class in a general way. All are cordially invited to come out and see results for themselves. The Missionary Society is getting along nicely under their new president, Mrs. J. Langley. Misses Annie and Exonia Mulholand are in Los Angeles, stopping with their sister for an indefinite time. The little Simbeam Band, under the supervision of Mr. C. E. Norwood, is doing a good work. They will meet Friday p.m. The Boy Scouts sermon was preached at the Mr. Zion baptist church Sunday afternoon. The Sunday-school B. Y. P. U. Miss story society and the Cottage abode of the churchegian aid in a thriving condition. Each participant is trying to see to it that her part of the work does not lag. Mrs. M. A. Hattie entertained at limbochot, Monday afternoon. Rev Dr N. T. loree, of Houston, Texas; Mr. J. Divis of Los Angeles; Mrs. L. C. Collins of Bakersfield and Mrs. C. E. Norwood of San Diego. Miss Hattie Jordan of Riverdale is still in San Diego with friends and enjoying it immensely. She cannot decide when she will return home. The Heath Jubilee Chorus, composed of members and friends of all the colored churches in San Diego, is making its mark. They meet for rehearsal every Monday and Thursday evening. They were invited out to sing for the White Christian Church, but Past, Heath thought it best not to accept any invitations at this time, as the Chorus will make their first appearance in public on Thanksgiving. The members of the Chorus are becoming very interested, and regret to miss a meeting. Some who have enlisted in the Chorus are a little slothful, but we are asked to take a more active part, as there is a time coming when all will want to take a part, and it will then be only to those who have been faithful to the end—so, therefore, a hint to the wise should be sufficient. The Negro Woman's Council of San Diego is doing remarkably well. Mrs E D. Hudson is president. The women are all piedging their hearty support. Our motto is "Loyalty"—it is the key to success for the Negro race—joint in and help us. Mr. James Warren of 2014 Martin avenue, is on the sick list this week. Mrs. John Wilson and family have returned to the valley. Mrs. Georgiana Williams left for the valley for an indefinite stay. The "Fathers' Chamber" will give an entertainment at Masonic Hall on Halpowe'en night. Speaking by three prominent citizens. Refreshments and supper will be served. Dancing after program and dinner. Admission 15c. President, Chapman; Secretary, S. Conway. The revival at MuZion church has stirred the town and mary have found the way to church who never knew it before. welve have been added to date; two for baptism. The meeting will close Thursday night at the white Baptist church with a great service and baptizing. Religious enthusiasm is at the highest pitch. Don't let the preacher take away your religion when he goes, but keep it with you. The Ladies' Council held a grand session Sunday at the hall. They are handling the questions of the hour. The president is a live wire. Mr. and Mrs. Truman have returned from the valley, but expect to spend the next year on a ranch. Mr. E. T. Anderson in brother-in-law of Rev. C. Williams, who has been prospecting in Mexico, is in the city and thinks he will stay a while. Mt. Zion was taxed to its utmost capacity Sunday night. The B, Y, P, U, of the Mt. Zion church broke its record Sunday in attendance and collection, there were 75 present and $3 collected. The recitation by Miss Jamie Brown was very good. Mr. Norman, the Grand Master of the U, B F, of State, addressed the union on the subject of putting one's religion into politics. Members of the chorus that Mr. Heath is getting up are asked to come out to practice. MONROVIA, CAL. Mrs. a. M. Martis is still on the sick list. Messie. Carl Smith and I. Lawrence Henderson were present visitors to the city Sunday. Mr. ato Mrs. E. L. Adams entertained a few of their friends at a Halloween party last Wednesday evening. Those present were Misses M. Clark, M. Slaw, H. Robinson, Lia Shaw, and C. Adams, Mrs. N. Walters and J. Kinzy, Misses N. E. Clark, M. Keary, I. White, D. Johnson and L. Leonard. Delicious refreshments were served in abundance. Mr. Leroy Leonard left Tuesday for his home in New York. Mrs. S. Lockett spent the week end in Los Angeles with her mother, Mrs. Stivall. The concert at the Second Baptist church Friday evening was a grand success. Receipts $9. Mrs. Ellen Beeks spent Sunday in Morrovia visiting her father, Mr. J. M Mattis. A great rally was held at the 24 Baptist church Sunday p.m. when Rev. Clark, pastor of Zion A. M. E church a soul stirring sermon from Epistles 6:11. "Put on the whole armor of God that ye may be able to stand against the wives of the devil." The service was unusually inspiring. The speaker brought out many beautiful points of interest that were beneficial. The choir was fine. Collection, $52. Tuesday evening Rev. G. W. Reed of Riverside, Cal., delivered a lecture to the Sunday schools, B. Y. P. U.'s and C. E.'s Devotional exercises conducted by Jessie Kinzy. Subject, "Purpose of the Sunday school and Y. P.'s meetings." He urged the teachers to be well qualified to teach; that they must be of good character, and have the ability from both a learned and a spiritual standpoint. All present declared they had been greatly benefited. Mrs. Ada Keys of, Los Angeles is the house guest of Mrs. E. Woods. Another disgrace to the race and ministry. Unfair use of the word, "Woman" by notoriety - seeking quack. By Jessie Kinzy. In the person of a quack preacher, who roams about Monrovia and spends most of his time telling some obnoxious tale about a woman, is the one who has become a perfect nuisance and disgrace to this community. He often waits for an opportunity to fill some pastor's pulpit to make these defamatory remarks, thereby becoming a disgrace to the rostrum and the pulpit. He has no regard for honesty —for a clean life, nor the truth! 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He continually bongs of his ability to present in Greek and Latin yet he cannot speak English correctly. Such a lover as this should never be allowed, behind a pulpit. Good, clean, honest ministers—avoid having such quirks in your pulpit, thereby proving to them that they are not being upheld in their low, degraded, rutten life. With the return of the many Fresno folks from their vacation, society has again resumed itself. The musical extravaganza — "Mother goose Rhymes," as presented by sixteen kiddies under the personal direction of Mrs Jae, L. Clark, was a decided success. The A. M. E. church was crowded to excess and the audience was very generous in its applause. The solo by Percy Best, and the singing of several popular songs by Musi Alma Saunders were among the notable features of the evening. Mrs. Win, A. Bigby an her third daughter, Miss Azeal Gwendolyn, will soon leave for Sacramento, where she will be the guest of her sister and her husband, Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, who now have the pastorate of St. Andrews A. M. E. church in that city. Mrs. Bigby is paying a deferred visit to Spokane and will remain in the the capital city as long as fancy dictates. Madame Lillian J. Davis, wife of the eminent pastor of the 2d Baptist church, who has recently returned from a three months' tour of the East, was the incentive for one of the largest and most brilliant musicale receptions society has seen in years. The Coolidge-Taylor Glee Club presided over this elaborate affair for their president to show, if possible, the deep esteem and respect in which they held her. The musicale, under the tutelage of Miss Ann Harris, had its setting in the auditorium of the church and the banquet ablew were spread in the banquet hall. The program was excellent, especially James L. Clark, our piano genius whose wonderful interpretation of several difficult numbers from Schubert was the very embodiment of art. Mrs. Davis wore a striking creation of black Persian lace over a pea green, messilaine, embellished with velvet of a deeper shade, and carried a bouquet of immense chrysanthemums. The patronesses were Mesdames James H. Bent, James L. Clark and Miss Leona Watkins. RED BLUFF.NEWS Mrs. Tom Howell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Churchill returned to her home in Sacramento last week. Mrs. C. E. Christian has been on the sick list. Miss Alma Mitchell left for Oakland last week. Mr. Joseph Clinton is able to return to his work again. Mrs. Albert Mitchell is still confined to her bed. Mr. Tom Robinson is having some trouble with his feet. Miss Juanita Howard has been suffering with neuralgia in her teeth. Miss Gladys Churchill of Marys- ville is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Churchill. Mmie. Lucile has removed from 9251-2 Naomi avenue to 1141 Georgia street, where she will continue religious services as usual, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ```markdown ``` NOTICE THE EDITOR Personal---PROF. CARIO The Geogit Ecryptan Palmist Read 14,000 people in San Francisco from all visitors. Do not Phone Broa The Great Egyptian Palmist. None Better or Wiser than He Read 14,000 people in Sun Framed like Exhibition. Recommendial leagues from all visitors. Don't impulse the trouble he will help you. 636 GLADYS AVENUE HOUSE FOR RENT VERY VERY, CHEAP. Seroom house, of jets, and every thing modern, hence around same with the rest waters $6 per month. Cook up Mrs. M. E. Wright, S. Officer Ristorante parrini on 6th E. R. F. D. Mo. 12. Los Angeles. Ca. A six room to ten bedroom large room for $6 per month. WATTS NEWS Rev. A. F. Ramsey and family were at their post Sunday and each one seemed to be growing stronger in faith after each meeting. We believe the Maracena Baptist will be one of the leading churches of the city. Mr. Gordon and wife were visiting in Pasadena Sunday. Miss Grace Owens and Mrs. Fatt were visiting at 5th and Towne church Sunday. Rev. Davies and wife are encouraging the people to come to the house of the Lord, and we believe much good will come out of Watts if all will agree on the one thought—winning souls to Christ. Miss Belle Woods has arrived from San Diego to be with home folks. Mrs. Manuel returned home from Texas and expects her husband soon. Mrs. Boyd of Los Angeles left for Arizona on Monday. Her husband is in poor health. Mrs. Frank Davis of Long Beach avenue has been ill. We hope for her speedy recovery. Mrs. Brunson of Compton ave. has moved to the city. Mrs. Adams of Ramsey avenue left to Imperial Valley to be gone some time. Mr. Bragg of Jones street has returned to the Valley. Mrs. Reed of Commonwealth avenue has been very ill with lagripe. The stork has brought Mrs. Baine of Hollywood a new daughter Mr. Scott of Wellington ave. has been home several days; will return to the Valley next week. Mrs. Mattie Grant writes from El Centro that business is very good, and that those seeking work should go there. R·B STRICTLY HANDMADE 5¢CIGAR None Better or Wiser than He meets so Exhibition. Recommends, spind the trouble he will help you. roadway 4729 The Households of Ruth No. 2300 G. U. O. of O. E., meets on the First and Third Thursday afternoon of each month, at Old Fellow's Hall, Eighth and Wall Sts. MRS. JONES, M. N. G. 2306 Wall St. MRS. M. D. BATSON, W. R. 1566 W. 2307 Place A lot on Townie Avenue, west front, is naturally suited for a business center or a ball for one of our splendid federal organizations with a full 40-foot frontage sufficient for a modern home for one of our modern lofts or staircases. 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Are you a strangers in the city? You should meet the 'Get Acquainted' Literary Club. Whether you are or not, they meet every Sunday at 5 p.m., at t. Zion Baptist Church, 3rd Street at Traction Ave. A good program for every Sunday. CHAS. E. DONES, Pres. W. M. RICHARDSON, Secv. For the best news, all the news worthy of your attention, read he California Eugle. Wanted—Probation Officer for colored women and children. Competitive examination. Age limits 21 to 55 years. Applicants must be registered voters and have lived in Los Angeles continuously for the past year. Apply at once, in person, at Room 4, Norman Hill Center, Fifth and Grand Ave. Hours: 10 to 1 5 to 7 Office Main 2833 Res. Rdwy 1498 If not in call Rdwy 7825 Dr. Frank A. Gordon, Physician and Surgeon 409-411 Germain Building 224S. 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