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TOMB FINDS REVEAL KING TUT WAS A NEGRO U. S. CONGRESSIONAL CIRCUS CLOSES SEASON ON NEXT MONDAY HOME EDITION VOL. IV. TOMB U. S. CON INFORMER PRINTS PICTURES TAKEN INSIDE TUT'S TOME Reproductions of Photographs Taken in the Tomb of King Tut- Ankh - Amen, Egyptian Ruler of Ethiopian Descent. Have you ever tried to picture for yourself the civilization that existed in the kingdom of David, second king of Israel? Have you tried to imagine the kind of clothes people were 3,600 years ago? Over in Egypt, in the valley of the Nile, in the desert from the descendants of Ham, there was recently opened the apothecine of Pharesh Tut-Ankh-Amen, the Negrid ruler of Egypt 35 centuries ago, and things were found that reveal the glory and grandeur of this ancient black civilization. Once more The Informer makes a cope and is in the first colored new- spaper of the picture of pictures made of pictures from photographs taken inside this tomb, showing the many interesting objects which it con- tains. In these pictures you will see much of the story, history, art, and science of ancient dasky civiliza- tion, which held the world away and was the birth of the first of Christ—a civilization that anteceded the pyramids by several hundred years. See pictures from four of this issue. Eventually, you must read and rea- ly understand all of the race名, why not now? **JOIN HOUSTON C. C. C. TODAY!** What's Your Idea? "What is the Most Crying Need among Houlton's Colored Citizens?" (Answers to above query propounded at random to several members of the race.) Dr. T. M. Shadowews, 418% Travis street, one of our leading physicians and contributing editor of The Inform: "We need to think more, wining. We need to think more, big plans and work them out. Cooperation can not be overlooked." Hobart Thomas, with Herberk's Drug Store, 807 Prairie avenue: "Better cooperation between the business community and the public." J. C. Fisher, 229 Dowling street, switchman: "Large department store." Afterney L. V. Allen, one of our leading lawyers, with offices at 418% Milam street: "Financial cooperation." Dr. A. E. Jones, 807% Prairie avenue: "Grading of Market Data." Dr. H. E. Lea, 807% Prairie avenue, one of our leading medical practitioners and medical director of the Ancient Order of Pilgrims: "An opportunity to vote in all local elections." L. L. Gibson, manager Pooleer Harper, one of our leading convenience for getting around, better car service car and re-establishment of the San Pellei Jitney line. Miss P. Herbert Shadow, 807 Prairie avenue, who is assisting her husband in the conduct of his drug store: "Club the development of the social side." Mrs. B. Smith, proprietor Smith's Cafe, 411 Milam street, one of the race leading restaurants: "The so-called successful business and professional community." --- THE HOUSTON INFORMER AMERICAN CONGRESS WILL CLOSE AFTER MANY VAUDEVILLE ACTS; NO REAL LEGISLATION PUT OVER (By the Associated Negro Press.) Washington, D. C—The fourth of March com therefore, according to custom, Congress adjourn day, March 5, to be "free, single, and disengaged ber. President Harding, with Attorney General Mrs. Harding and others, will journey to the rice da, there to bask in the sunshine of contentment from their labor. Washington promises to be a "dead town" for a unless, perchance, European development present ing a special session. Two years of President Hard ration are ended. Scores of members of the house a score of members of the Senate will say "good-by tonically. A number of them, on the house termers" who got in on the Harding landslide, came idea of "showing 'em how the government must are leaving for their old homes, sadder but wiser m Washington, D. C.—The fourth of March comes on Sunday, therefore, according to custom, Congress adjourns at no, Monday, March 5, to be "free, single, and disengaged" until December. President Harding, with Attorney General Daugherty and Mrs. Harding and others, will journey to the rice fields of Florida, there to bank in the sunshine of contention, while resting from their labor. Washington promises to be a "dead town" for several months, unless, perchance, European developments present a crisis requiring a special session. Two years of President Harding's administration are ended. Scores of members of the house and more than a score of members of the Senate will say "good-bye" to Washington officially. A number of them, on the house side are "concerners" who got in on the Harding landslide, came here with the idea of "showing 'em how the government must be run," and are leaving for their old homes, sadden but wiser men. Colored America has been given the "Merry ha, ha." The dreams of 1920 are the "bitter woes" of 1923. Inspiration to fly into the Elysian fields of hapiness has turned into dejected determination to work along different lines from now on. The democratic minority of the United States aided and abetted by Underwood, Harrison, Helfin, DeKellar, Caraway and a number of others who really would not have a look in the senate if the government had the nerve to enforce the 14th and amendments in the South with endeavoring to enforce the 18th—these men of the minority have "these the nation with an iron hand." By filibustering, bluff, buffery, and all the facies conceivable to minds of destruction rather than construction, this pitiful, pitiless minority has held the feet to the fire of the great republican majority in the history of the nation, and cause them to dance to the music of sorrow. "Will politics adjourn during the absence of congress?" That question is being asked on all hands. From all indications, it will not. The presidential campaign for all parties concerned for 1924 will begin on the last tamp of the gavel on the 18th of March. President Harding will hold the nerve to keep all the lines in line; Hiram Johnson of California will insist on primary laws in various states; and there will be a tremendous lining up of forces to get somewhere. Washington will be "dead" officially but it will be a bee-hive politically. of isolation from the rest of his race, for this big 'I' and little 'your' stuff will spice our ration. We need to J. H. Harmon, owner of Harmon's Dry Good Store, 423 San Felipe street, only race man successfully operating dry goods store in Texas; treasurer of the American Commercial co-operation and finan- cial support of each other in the business world. Commercial co-operation is the life of any race or nation and the success of the nation need to fail in this respect in Houston. O. P. Dewalt, proprietor and mana- ger of Lincoln theater, president Houston branch N. A. A. C. P. member executive committee of Honey Colorado need in Houston to accept and realize the outstanding and unim- sultable fact that we need to pay the rent to that hotel and to say that when money talks the whole world listens. Money will create sentiment and bring things to when other men are able to handle justice in courts and fair play along all other cities. CT EDNA PIONEER DIES HERE Mr. Oscar Sanford, pioneer citizen of Edna, died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James Mathews, were shipped to Arizona, Rancho He was also the father of Prof. J. W. Teachers State Association, and Mrs. R. T. K. The Informer extends condolence. th of March adjourn on Sunday, mth of March adjourn at noon, Monte, and disengaged" until Decenecary Attorney General Daugherty and turney to the rice fields of Florie of contentment, while resting "dead town" for several months, elopments present a crisis requisit of President Harding's administers of the house and more than will say "good-bye" to Washing-om, on the house side are "oiling landslide, came here with the government must be run," and adder but wiser men. rather than construction, this pitiful, pitiless minority has held the feet to the fire of the greatest republican majority in the history of the nation, and caused them to dance to the music of sorrow. "Will politics adjourn during the absence of congress?" That question is being asked on all hands. From all indications, it will not. The presidential campaign for all parties concerned, for 1924 will begin at the last meeting of the party in March. President Harding will be urged to keep in the front line; Hiram Johnson of California will insist on primary laws in various states; and there will be a tremendous lining up of forces to get somewhere. Washington will be "dead" official, but it will be a bee-hive politically. ```markdown ``` HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923 INFORMER SCOOPS ALL RACE PAPERS ON FEATURE NEWS ITEM Not only did the Houston Informer prove that 47 was the South's leading race newspaper in its last week's edition, but it put over a scion on the entire colored press of the country in being the only race journal in America to publish the reversing of the death sentence upon the five Elaine "riotepi" by the Supreme Court of the United States. This shows that "The People's Paper" leads—all others follow. These five Arkansas peons, condemned to death by Arkansas courts in connection with the riots of 1919, whose cases the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has fought through five courts including the Arkansas Supreme Court, will not be executed, according to a decision rendered by the highest tribunal of the land on February 19, setting aside the conviction of these men. The Supreme Court's decision takes the cases of the condemned colored farmers out of the jurisdiction of the State of Arkansas and requires the United States District Court to examine into the attempt to railroad these men to death. The Arkansas cases constitute the center of a fight being made to bring the facts of peonage in the cotton-sections of the United States to light, and to bring federal pressure to abolish the peonage for defense of these men the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has raised and spent by the colored people of Arkansas who were vitally interested in the fate of their comrades. The victory before the Supreme Court is due to the courageous and untiring labor of a colony attorney of little Rock, and to misfortune strayed by the N. A. A. C.P., before the Supreme Court in Washington on January 9, 1923, to argue the cases. The Arkansas case originated in the riot of 1919, when it was asserted that the colored farmers in and near Phillips County, Arkansas, were a colony attorney of little Rock, and a personal investigation of the riot made by Walter F. White, who accused the N. A. A. C.P., disclosed that far from planning a "massacre," the colored farmers had been organized to employ a lawyer to compel settlements from their landlords who were holding their tenants in a state of peonage or debt slavery, and to incarcerate the innocent settlers, men, women and children, were hung and shot in the presence of posses of white men coming from Mississippi and Tennessee to join in the men colored arrested beaten and tortured to make them testify, 67 were sentenced to long prison terms and twelve were sentenced to death. The cases of all the men sentenced to death hinge upon the cases of the five whose millions have been reversed by the United States Supreme Court. In the brief filed before the Supreme Court by Mr. Storey, it is charged that the courts of Arkansas, including the Arkansas Supreme Court, the newspapers, leading white citizens and clubs involved in a compulsory to railroad these colored farmers to death. "HOUSTON'S GOT 'EM" EXAS, SATURDAY, MAY KING S CLOSE INFORMER SCOOPS PAPERS ON FEET Not only did The Houston I. South's leading race newspaper over a scop on the entire color, the only race journal in America death sentence upon the five in Court of the United States. This leads—all citizens follow. There five Arkansas peons, courts in connection with the rational Association for the Adv fought through five courts including not be executed, according to extinction of the land on February of them. The Supreme of the condemned colored farmer State of Arkansas and the court to examine into the attempt to take the Arkansas case constitute to bring the facts of pengue in United States to light, and to that evil. In the legal battle for all Association for the Advance the Arkansas case interested in the fate of the Supreme Court is due to the bers of Sculpia J. Jones, a colorer in 1722, dressed at the court before the Supreme Court in W argue the cause. The Arkansas case originated asserted that the colored farmer State of Arkansas, had compelled to "investigation of the death case to Arkansas by the N. A. A. C. cing a "massacre," the colored farmer a lawyer to compel settlers were holding their tenants in a. court of the Arkansas, and sentenced to death children, were hunted and shot douses of white men coming from join in the hunt. The colored murured to make them testify, 72 and twelve were sentences on the Arkansas convictions have been reversed Court. In the brief filed before the S charged that the courts of Arkansas conspired or connived at a court farmers to die. ROSCOE SMITH DIES AT WACO The many local Friends of Koeleo Smith of Waco, foster son of H. R. L. Smith, banker, fraternal and leader, were shocked to learn of his premature death in that city last Sunday morning. He was familiar with kindly called, was until a few months ago cashier of the Farmers' Improvement Bank at Waco. He had recently embarked in the real estate and insurance business which was just getting under way. He was prominently connected with several fraternities and stood out as one of Waco's leading clients, being the one who was struck ill Friday night and passed away early Sunday morning. At hour of 6 p.m. to press晨闻 arrangement, he was LAUNCH LOCAL AT BEAUMONT The Colored Workmen and Women's Association of Texas has in local organization. The meeting was held in the old Indian school in church in that city and the Houston representatives made quite a decision to work at the African American institution. Those composing the Houston delegation were Menra Robert Jates, president; F. W. Carle, secretary; R. H. Moore, secretary; A. G. Green, president of Houston to Woodames Anthony Lewis and A Reed. WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN CIMBEE'S CONTEST AMONG SCHOOL KIDS Well, the kids swamped poor old Clement this week, with answers to his questions, and compiled to call to his assistance. Father W. P. Stianey, rector of St. Clementes Episcopal church, who kindly consented to act as judge, and the following names were decided upon the 1st Prize—Henrietta Bali, 212 Tumon avenue, a little fifth pitil in Washington School. 2nd Prism—Annie Sime, 1010 Andrews street, a pupil of Gregory school, low seventh grade. Favorable mention was made of the latter from little W. P. Stianey, a high second grade at Luckie School. The successful contestants may receive their tickets by calling at the office of The Houston Informer, 410 Mill street, any time during the forenoon of Saturday, March third. Watch for next contest in next issue. W. H. M. S. CITY UNION The city union of the Baptist Women's Home Missionary Society will be held at Hood Hope Baptist church, 1000 W. 10th Street, Fourth Ward, Monday, March 12, at 2 p. m. m. General public cordiality induction for Dr. Union Hospital will be held on Wednesday. EXPLORERS' DISCOVERIES SHOW EGYPTIAN RULER WAS HAMITIC ELEGANCE, BEAUTY AND OPULENCE (Staff Correspondence to the Associated Negro Press.) Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 5, 1923.—The remains of King Tudu-Ankh-Amen and the greater bulk of the wonderful treasures found in the outer chambers of his tomb will be kept in Egypt. This statement is official and final. Egyptian governmental influences have so decided and it is now clear that none of the foreign influences interested in the recent marvelous discoveries made down beyond Thebes will make any attempt to disregard the wishes of the Egyptian government in this particular. EPISCOPAL VICAR TO WRITE ON GLORIOUS PAST OF BLACK RACE; TO BE RARE HISTORICAL TREAT A startling significance has been attached to the discoveries; the relics brought out of the darkness and seclusion of the world’s ‘entitlement’ years entitlement are distinctly tropical in character and pronouncedly Ngoin in physical and expression. Hijackage, beauty and an opulent presence are present about the wow derail tulum. There is no way to determine the values of the collection in the ancient ruler’s coffins. Their souder lives lie more in what they reveal than in what the represent in modern appraisal. The ancient ruler’s coffins are the ancient ruler’s guarding at the sealed entrance to the inner tulum are black of face, flat nosed in the ancient ruler’s Nile. There is good reason to believe in the light of these facts, that the Nordics did not get that far south and sand or more years ago. New Heart for Dark Races A new heart and a distinguished tradition have come to the dark races by reason of these latest excavatory discoveries at the tomb of one woman, the ancient Egyptian *Egypt*. "We must reclaim these ancient splendors of our great credit and again take our right-ful places among the great, wise, and powerful people of modern times," said an eminent Egyptian scholar, Dr. A. H. H. Khalil last week. There is a fine though non-militant culture here in *Egypt*. It is romantic in attitude and distinctly profound in philological interest. But above everything else it is proud to be a national hero. NEGRO T MONDAY OVERIES SHOW R WAS HAMITIC; BUTY AND OPULENCE (the Associated Negro Press.)) The remains of King Tut-Ankh- wonderful treasures found in the beek in Egypt. This statement governmental influences have no none of the foreign influences in- discoveries made down beyond to disregard the wishes of the articular. tense and pathetically implicable in its hatreds of the "despoilers of our land." But fresh heart and a practical wisdom is here and it now looks as if this means a new life has come to Egypt. Today's Problems Old One other thing has been brought to light by these latest excavations, that is that the social problems of socialization and of social moment which have given worry to men throughout the ages of human development. The rich and powerful governing and the governed visited each with other, for the vantage grounds of life experience and with social relations and social value to the life of today, King Tut-Akh-Amen had his troubles setting questions of religion and state as well as his difficulties in making sense of the social relations obtaining between, in his day, capital and labor. Indeed, new fields of social speculation have suddenly been opened, a quite disturbing effect on the future trends of society throughout the world. White Veil Lifted The white veil has been lifted. There is no longer any mystery hidden from us of the vaulted possessions of social superiority of the whites or "Korean" men. We are standing at the threshold of social beginning that will be more worldwide in its scope and, probably more sound in its philosophical conclusions than any of its predecessors. Khae's turn return is free from fear of reaching social inclusions. Who can tell? 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Address 2619 Tuam Phone H. 3467 EMMETT ORMSBY IS NEW LEAGUE UMPIRE Former Marine Was Semi-Pro Twirler in Chicago Usefulness as Baseball Tosser Impaled by Poison Gas in Armenia—Made Good an Army in Western League The American league will have a new newm next season by the name of Ormuth. His face name is Emmet, a nice sort of handle. But he's not an "Nennett" on the old ball field, but an "Nennett" on the kind of a fellow a cogonium that indicates. And if the last enough of a tip look up in Red war record. He was in the marines, in the battles of the Argonne, and his particular regiment, the Fifth, won a station for the kind of a guy he is; American leagues, be careful when this red-ball calls Ormuth, whose appointment to the American league staff has just been Date and by Reference Emmett "Red" Ormsby. he made by Bum Johnson, is a Chicago He is widely known among semi-prow- light, and in the spring of the next year he was with St. Paul in the city, and in the spring of that club, for Uncle Saw was calling for help. Ormley joined the maries He was in several minor engagements he was in the Argentine career was in the Argentine. During this engagement he was dressed, either he escaped unhunt. Ormley found his usefulness on the ball field impaired, but he loved the game, so he took to impaired. Independent of the West elem league, was inducted to give him a chance and Red made good from the start. He served in 1921 and last day, and did so well his appointment to the team. Ormley has everything in his favor. He is a big, strapping follower with a voice that sounds like an angry speech. He is absolutely fearless he's not of the punugacious kind. MATT Fitzpatrick, who has unrumped him, was in 1965, was chief of staff when Ormley broke in. In fact, Matt Fitzred his red start Fitzpatrick declares him to be the best timber timber he has seen in years. GOLF TOURNEY IS ARRANGED Troon Links Named for Scottish Amateur Championship Series in Latter Part of July. The second annual Scottish amateur golf championship will be played over the weekend during the week commencing Monday July 23. The course at Troon also hosted the British open championship in which the leading American professionals are expected to compete for the title. The inaugural Scottish amateur championship was played at St. Anns last year, and was won by John Wilson of the Freestick St. Nicholas Hollocher Also Clever. New Yorkers believe Dave Bancroft is the greatest shortstop in the game, but out in the stands he sees Dave when compared with Holderer. Certain it is they are the two leading shortstops in the league, Holderer, for one thing, has a ketting hat eye, which is attested to by the fact that he has a hat eye, a year. He did not mine or have a strike called on him until Decoration day, when Bill Doolan participated in past three seasons Holderer participated in 572 games and whiffed but 30 times. He also the keener one to shoot at. --- Some Food for Thought WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, the largest publisher of newspapers in this country, says: "The newspaper is one of the most valuable articles in a community, and still, in spite of its actual and obvious value, it sells both its circulation and its advertising space at a ridiculously low rate in comparison with its values." This is precisely the truth when it comes to advertising in The Houston Informer The Houston Informer goes into more colored homes than all other local colored newspapers combined and enjoys the second largest circulation in Texas among colored journals. The Houston Informer also reaches more colored people than any daily newspaper in the city. Its circulation is LARGE and is still jumping by leaps and bounds, proving that it is THE PEOPLE'S PAPER Its advertising rates are LOW in comparison with its values to the advertisers. There are fully 40,000 colored citizens in Houston and this volume of business is surely worth going after. Mr. Merchant, if you desire and appreciate the patronage of this large number of citizens, advertise in THE HOUSTON INFORMER Records by popular Race Artist MAMIE SMITH Exclusive on Okel The Record of Quality That Da Da Strain Wish I Could Lonesome Mama Blues New Orleans Blues Mamie Smith Blues Alabama Blues 75c Each 75c SEND NO MONEY Mail us your order. 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When you consider the natural beauty of this property and the improvements that are going in, you will find that the prices in FOREST HOME are low. You can buy a lot on very easy terms. To find FOREST HOME, go out on the Dowling car and walk out Holman to the Columbia Tap, just a few blocks from the end of the Dowling car line. This property is located on both sides of Holman Avenue, and runs up to the Columbia Tap. Part of it is on the West side of the Columbia Tap. THE BEST THING TO DO IS TO MAKE AN OPPOINTMENT TO SEE THE PROPERTY. YOU CAN DO THAT BY EITHER PHONING J. H. ROBERTSON, OUR COLORED REPRESENTATIVE, AT HADLEY 6924, WHOSE HOME ADDRESS IS 3201 PIERCE AVENUE, OR PHONE OUR OFFICE. WE ALSO HAVE OTHER COLORED REPRESENTATIVES, WHO WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE PROPERTY. Now if you want a lot in what is going to be the finest colored addition in Houston, do not delay—Get in touch with us or with one of our representatives. RY & GILL 214 Scanlan Building --- PAGE THREE ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` ETTE Preston 3568 THE HOUSTON INFORMER BOUTH'S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER "It Gets You Told—Nothing Else!" Published every Saturday at 410 Milam Street, Houston, Texas. Entered as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the postoffice at Houston, Texas, under the Act of March 3. 1919. One Year $2.00 Nine Months 1.50 Six Months 1.00 Three Months 60c Single Copy 76 *An Advertising Representative, W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn Street, Chicago; 321 Victoria Building, St. Louis, Mo.; 420 Longacre Building, New York.* ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHED HIS BLOOD FOR HIS COUNTRY IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL AFTERWARDS. NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO MORE AND NO MAN SHOULD RECEIVE LEBS. — ROOSEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923. LEARNING LESSON FROM A DOG Following the rain and wind of a rainy and stormy night of some weeks ago, we discovered that one of our dogs, who possessed a litter of young puppies under the front steps, had carried the entire bunch to a place of safety in the woodhouse while the elements were raging that cold and damp wintry night. The mother instinct—that something in that canine that impelled her to try to protect her kind and prepare a place for her little ones—is indeed an admirable trait and could be emulated by many of our people to the great advantage of their children, their race and society. Too many of our parents are perfectly willing to virtually desert their offspring in such trying ordeals, refusing positively to go out of their way to make it possible for their children and other children of the race to be carried to a place of safety; to be placed where want, suffering, oppression, poverty and woe will not be their sad and unhappy lot. This analogy is not so overly far-fetched, for Solomon called his people's attention to the ant; urged them to consider this tiny inset's ways and be wise. We can learn much from these so-called "uncalled sons of God" and, since our people are so prone to neglect or forget their posterity, let us not permit any dog to do more for her puppies than we do for our children. We know of countless instances where colored parents have lavished money upon their children's education (a praiseworthy act), but we have scoffed at investing money in any laudable proposition to provide places and business training for these selfsame children. We are satisfied (and seem to take great pleasure in so doing) to build up, strengthen and fortify other races and give them financial strength and power not only to close the door of hope in the face of our youths, but to take our hard-earned cash and fight our race with it. In other words, we are apparently well pleased with the practice of enriching and making more powerful our enemies, while imitating, rendering and maintaining our own growth and inepte - easy and ready victims to all kinds of injustices and inequalities. We trade with mercantile institutions that not only refuse to employ colored clerks or seek our trade by advertising in colored mediums, but which segregate, jim-crow and otherwise insult us while we are pouring our cash into their coffers. Where can we find a group, possessing such wealth in the aggregate as the colored people of Houston, meekly and willingly submitting, year in and year out, to such discriminatory and unfair tacies and practices? Like the mechanical hobby-horse or merry-go-round, which travels thousands of miles weekly in its rotations and yet never farther than its stationary meter and we always on the run - going to do something - but never get anywhere. What kind of places are we making for our posterity? When the storms come, the rains descend and winter's frigid blasts make uncomfortable, ininhabitable and unbearable our low estate, will our offspring be left to "root little氢 or die"? Several hundred colored boys and girls will graduate from the various high schools and colleges of Texas in the next few months. How many of these educated and trained young people will be afforded decent and befitting employment in enterprises made possible either by the race's patronage of other races' businesses or its capital invested in undertakings of our own? What are we doing to keep the invicible wolf from our racial door? If we do not provide places and positions for our posterity, pray tell us who will do it? This can only be done through co-operation, group action, team work and combination and co-ordination of our forces, both financial and moral; and the Houston black man must wake up and get busy, for both God and man know he has slept entirely too long and let him go to out-sleep Rip Van Winkle. The dog carried her puppy to safety, secured rags and warm bedding for them and made a place for them far removed from the water and chilly atmosphere. What this canine did in a small way, we can and must do in a larger and more far-reaching manner. Does this noble act of this common cur mean anything to us? Has it any significance? Aren't we at least willing to try to better our lot and leave a more significant place besides poverty, good intentions and a "death-bed statement?" Now is the accepted time to turn up something. Let's make 1922 the year of jubilee! What say ye? PAGE FOUR NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923. Treasures in Tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen of Egypt London Times-New York Times constructs by arrangement with Earl of Carleton. Opening of the tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen, the "heretic" king of the Eighteenth Egyptian dynasty, at Lunxus, has revealed an unexamined storehouse of transeux. This photograph gives a view of the antechamber looking west, among the articles shown are a huge container the skive, adhengement and other things; a large gill, cushion, supports in the form of lions; a couch with supports in the form of "hat-bear" cows; numerous bones containing nummified nest; a painted red ox containing jewelry and ornaments; a papyrus rush-work stool, much decayed; the king's stool; another couch; four alabaster unguent vases of unique type and beauty; a semi-circular veneered box having minute, detail of hand driy. King Tut's Chariots, Couches and Funeral Meats London Times—New York Times copyright by arrangement with Earl of Carnarvon. Box of Tut-Ankh-Amen's Underwear THE CHEST London Times-New York Times copyright by arrangement with Earl of Carnarvon. One of the two statues of King Tut-Akhnaten guarding the sealed entrance to the apothecary of that ancient Egyptian monarch. They are of wood, covered with a black material and richly decorated with gold. KING'S ROBE CHEST London Times - New York Times copyright by arrangement with Kurt of Carnarvon. Here in the antechammer of his tomb, the long white sleeve box which covers the tomb, is made of three thousand years ago. It also held many of his weapons. Above it is one of the ceremonial conches, and in the background one of the statues of the king. THE TOMB OF A MEN Tut-Ankh-Amen's Four Chariots London Times - New York Times corporate This beautiful painted cupboard, found in a corner of the Egyptian museum, contained the king's robes, decorated with elaborate band and gilded ornaments, and a gift bandlet like those used in Japan today, several gals of ornaments on the king's bed, a necklace, a collarette of fashion, and other objects. On the wanted king and his courtiers hunting lions and other animals. On the king's bed. London Times—New York Times these copyright by arrangement with Rist of Carnarvon. The floors were found in the tomb of King Tat-akh-ala-um at Lace, Egypt. They are made of various hard woods, covered with stucco glove, leather and lace ivory. The floors are of hide, in one case of stucco glove, in another. Enhanced gold pencils on wood. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER At a meeting of the Houston Colored Commercial Club held at the Carnegie library nightingale, the "Reded," Kedu, and "Blue" bluesmiths by the "Blue" bluesmith by the "P. C. Richardson. Unite the "Blue" make a spirit and overtake the tremendous lead of the certainly firm at the expense of the hampst when the hampst will be tendered the position of chairman of the present membership drive. Chairman N. Duller, Jr., was candidate for Vice-chairman J. Hubert presided. Two additional committee members were appointed: Dr. W. J. Howard, chancellor; Hon. H. R. I. Chance, armored. Horns J. I. R. Chance, Dumbo. Due to the amount of $4.50 were collected and about seventeen members of conducting downtown headquarter, in the event name were found, sufficient funds are available to meet aid expenses. Fundship drives seem to be red hot and getting hot and in order to make weekly reports and information, another meeting will be scheduled, another meeting will be extended. An invitation has been extended to address the next meeting of the Grand United Orchid Award to be in the city at Claremont. Order of Service IN MEMORIAM In and loving memory of our dear daughter, Genva M. Jenkins, in her early years. During, how mother mines you. Dear face that held so sweet a smile for me. Were you still mine, how bright the world would be. CARD OF THANKS We take this method of expressing our heartfelt thanks to our friends and family, and to words of sympathy during the long illness and death of our dear mother. We thank you for your efforts lightened our burden. We thank the following persons for their beautiful floral offerings: Nimr al-Sunaiti, 274; J. M. D. Jarvis, 275; M. H. K. Khalil, 276; M. C. H. Khe, faculty of Washougat school and Mrs. Ida A. Kibble (Signed). Mr. M. Kahnus, Rev and Mrs. Y. G. Dodd, children. CARD OF THANKS We take this method of extending our gratitude to the many friends and colleagues we have met during the illness and death of our brother and brother, Mr. Bell Taylor, who well knew us. We especially wish to thank the pastor and members of M. Corlittah and K. Corlittah, K. of P. No. 12, John Henry Burch Chapter, Royal Arch Manuscript for their relief and comfort during this period. (Signified): Mrs. Lillian Taylor, wife; Ellen Taylor, mother; Olive Taylor, mother; Chin Taylor, mother. CIMBEE'S RAMBLINGS Dear Gun: I'm is a shin' keepin' my 'a an yerae wide open; keepin' in tech wid di me orgn扎震shun what de mens uv our race in startin' here in Houston, noan es de cultured comical club, i cum mily of agiliti it kummar扎鹤hulb, but atter due librashun, i 'sided dat do po orgn扎震shun wood hav or hard erriff time es it 'tic widout boatin' i down dwil dem 3 k's rite at de lurn. The Rev. W. P. Stainley, name address, Order of Services. Morning prayer and service. 11:00 a.m. Wednesday morning. 7:20 p.m. Wednesday evening. . . . 8:30 p.m. The second confirmation class is in preparation. The date of Bishop C. H. Stainley is the Sunday morning. the third sunday is the public's session of the sonnemon will be "When the Wicked will be public" in cordially invited attend. Last week, Father Stainley preached his Protestant Epiphany charismatic. A colored convection has been the following offices: Rev. Boyer of Tyrer, dear; W. D. Claybrow, vice- president and W. P. Stainley, secretary. OUR ERROR The name of Meessr. Nodob Rembok was unintentionally omitted in best weeks writings of the social function of the church, and Mr. Henry Bryant, 212 Bye was SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSAPHER ANOTHER UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT OPENS FOR BUSINESS HERE LOCAL COLOR CLOSES BIG COLORED O The World Wonder Inc., of Kansas City, this week with E. R. and whereby he, said company the le- him in Webb and De- the stipulation that mature within five date of this contra- tion. The sale be- do-to-wit: The southeast southeast quarter The above is the likeness of A. J. Hammond, manager of the Hammond Undertaking Company, who have relied on the lower floor of the building on the lower floor of the 1918 Schwartz street, Fifth Ward fully equipped with all modern conveniences, including chapel, all new stock and fixtures and ready to give up the job of chapel price. Mr. Hammond received his library education in the Calvert High School and Bishop College, later entering the Worship School of Embalming in the state of its kind in the United States, where he completed the prescribed course. He passed successfully the Illinois board of examiners for embalming, and he was admitted to the state of Illinois. He remained in Chicago for nearly two years for his work with several of the most important there, thereby acquiring invaluable knowledge and experience above his own level. He came to his home state, Texas, for embalming, and also a I caned embalmer of this state. They have met and inspect their modern undertaking and funeral parapers. They have met and inspect their modern satisfaction guaranteed. They are as close as your telephone. Their motto is Courtesy, Reliance and Promptness. CONROE COLLEGE HAS CLUB CURED HIS RUPTURE STRANGE POWER! LOCAL COLORED MAN CLOSES BIG DEAL WITH COLORED OIL COMPANY JOIN HOUSTON C. C. C. TODAY! SMITH'S CAFE HAS INSTALLED NEW PIANO Simmons' Sake, 411 Mill Street, has recently installed a 1,800 Warehouse in the city, and music in these words, musical communication. Alfred S. Smith, propietor, states that the installation of this modern building has caused chased outlight, in more ways in keeping with his plans to give his patrons the best along all lines that money can afford. Y. W. C. A. NOTES STATE SECRETARY HERE Prof. E. L. Gordon, state secretary of the colored department of the Y. University, will present the issue in the interest of the Older Bays Conference, which will be held here March 23-25. Representatives from the Y. University will be in attendance to town will be in attendance. His voice is silent. I can feel the parting pressure of his hand, and his last "God bless you"-"Strage he is there Distinct from me like a breathing thing. Even when I know that he is with the and that the damp earth hides him. I would not Think that otherwise~his image Witness the memory as he seen'd before the parting. The memory are not— Back I am waiting! M. J. N. Doston, Houston. ORGEN SHOP REOPENS LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923. In The Land Where Christ Lived By Mrs. Lella Walker Wilson Palestine, the land, where Christian living, and long since known to all the civilized world as the Holy Land, is one of the most important places in the world. Every province, and there are seven, has its peculiar physical form and inhabits uniquely they are interesting to note, but grouped they resemble the coast of the Mediterranean, are devoid of covenant, they are devoid of vocation. In such a place a comparison, do not believe me to mean the more the less, but Palestine, to me like the state of Caliphate, up hill, down hill, scenery and climate. All America, though has no such remarkable place. As might be supposed, in such a manner, the agents are engaged in just an unusual manner, and are far less fasting and abiding sleep. These courses, the teachers and traders, are servants and counselors professional and servants and counselors professional. The 709,000 persons go about in such their QUALITY WITHOUT The Grand CINEMAS AT TOWN A Startling Spring at $1 300 charming Dresses, every bodying the latest fashion fered at a really phenomenal Materials— Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Crepe-Back Satin Crisp Taffetas Paisley Effects Alltyme Crepe Combinations In fact, you will find Dress casion. Many high-class sa- sale. Dresses for every wom The Grand Leader CINEMAS AT TOWN COMPANY A Startling Sale of Spring Frocks at $10 300 charming Dresses, every one a new spring style, embodying the latest fashion, the most elegant fabric, and of all times as a real phenomenal price! In fact, you will find Dresses in all styles for every occasion. Many high-class sample Dresses included in this sale. Dresses for every woman and miss. Sizes 16 to 42. ON SALE SECOND FLOOR BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS REASONABLE PRICES—EASY TERMS 707 Preston Ave. Phone Preston (Branch Stores at Conroe and Victoria.) The real cities of Palestine are few different from the cities and the towns of our cities and the towns of other settlements to the quiet, simple pastoral trusted to the quiet, simple pastoral settlements of that land, in them may be found all the pictures of the Orient, crooked streets, always filled with attireal people; low stone dwellings; a low disarrangement, but well stocked with the numerous monuments and churches; spire piercing the skyline, suggestive of the numerous monuments and churches; formation of everything under the sun. Jeremiah is particular in the home of all the monuments, and it is not much more than any other. Many things one would expect to see in the city are no parks or theaters, no concerts, no libraries, clauses or lecture. Simple toothpaste and shoe polish are unknown to shop keepers. Only the bare chest is carried. The holy Land is spoken of in superlative terms and rightly for with its large numbers of biblical history points, its sinister importance, it is the one place in the world, holy, enchanted and ablative. OUT EXTENSAGANCE Leader COMPANY g Sale of Frocks 0 one a new spring style, em- and smartest fabric, and of- 价! Draped Models Basque Models Flaring Panels Side Ruffles Pleats, Pleibran- Trimmed Models Embridered Phone Preston 5187 (Emere and Victoria) PRINCE SHOWS STILL DRAWING BIG HOUSES The Lewis-Worth Stock Company, which has been appearing all season at the Prince Theater, is still living up to the plays the cast is presenting. The universal verdict seems to be that this stellar aggregation of the artful artists can not be airsaped and they are getting better and better. Theater-goers who are fond of the comedy as acted on the legitimate basis of the work's offering, "Mary Acky," are getting better and better. Next week the Lewis-Worth aggregation will present "The Sign on the Door," and patrons are in assured ad. The colored patronage is increasing a rapid pace and the management plans to ensure the comfort in the immediate future for the comfort and convenience of the color. JOIN HOUSTON C. C. C. TODAY! BIG SPRING CARNIVAL AT GOLF PARK, MAR. 5-15 The Young Men's Colored Carousel Association, Alex Manager, president, is sponsoring a spring carnival at the Golf Amusement Park, fourth Ward, beginning Monday night, March 5, and beginning through Tuesday night, March 15. Music will be furnished by two bands and Davis' Louisiana Jazz Orchestra and Merry-go-round. Ferris wheel, whip and other concessions have been installed and additional hiphop dancers have promised to make this gala occasion indeed. The promoters announce a program with a millions new and novel Bryan, Texas, Feb. 27. Prof. J. C. Phillips, the great electorate, app. Philips, second in the second three appearances in the city, last night to a crowded house, composed of the leading businessmen of the public. The local high school turned out in a body, Miss Thelma Nelson, assisted by other local talent. Dr. William Hammond was master of care for the students, the artist produced the artist of the evening, who turned in charmed his audience and was pleased with the praise and laughter. Many were the compliments given Prof. Phillips for his work. He was his third appearance here, the people came within large numbers, and the pastor Allen Chapel, A. M. E. church. LADIES AUXILIARY P. P. B. A. The Ladies Azizullary of the Pulli- man Association of the Mon Annette district the home of the John Estronge, 3402 Avenue de John Estronge, 3402 Avenue de meeting meeting and Mrs. S. G. S. a visitor, made a nice talk. At the conclusion of the meeting the hostess of the meeting enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be the home of Mrs. J. H. Scott, 1920 and the home of Mrs. A. All Pulliman porters' wives are invited. Wednesday, March 14, there will be a reception for the porters of Mrs. John Estronge, 2709 Palmer. Friend are invited to attend this event and aid the local organization. Mrs. Robinson, president; Mrs. M. E. Scott. West Dallas Garage 1013 San Felipe Street RENT CAR SERVICE Day and Night Care stored; fireproof structure. Repair department in charge of ex- pert auto-mechanics. Gas and Lube for Sale S. PERKINS, Propr. Phones: Preston 6834-5377 MAGNOLIA BAKERY 1717 Magnolia Street (Second Ward) BREAD AND CAKES OUR SPECIALTY. All Modern Machinery. Delivery to All Parts of City. South's Best Colored Bakery C. S. JOHNSON, Prop. Lewis-Blumrich Co., Congress Avenue, Between Main and Travis Astonishing Values In Spring Hats We have just received a wonderful collection of beautiful New Spring Millinery. You will find Hats for Women, Misses and Children at unbelievable Savings. Come-Select yours. tonishing Values Spring Hats received a wonderful collection of beautiful will find hats for Women, Minnesotas and Chip- sons. Come see us! We have just received a wonderful collection of beautiful New Spring Millinery. You will find Hats for Women, Misses and Children at unbelievable Savings. Come select yours. These charming Hats are made of Taffeta, Hair Cloth, Fancy Silks and Silk and Straw combinations, Mushroom, Tequila, Turquoise and more. These styles. Emborately trimmed with Fruit Ribbons, Flowers, etc. Black and all colors. Priced as follows: $2'98 $4'98 $6'95 and up to $12'98 $498 $695 and up to $298 $498 $695 and up to $1250 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS "WHERE THRIFT LEWIS-BL 905-907 CO SELLING STILL CO Hundreds of satisfied cuu with their purchases. We are offering new bargain sonable merchandise. WARE THRIFT MEETS QUALLY WIS-BLUMRICH 905-907 CONGRESS AVE CLING OUT S HILL CONTINU of satisfied customers leave our purchases. Why not be one of new bargains every day of fi architecture. "WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY" LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO.* 905-907 CONGRESS AVE SELLING OUT SALE STILL CONTINUES Hundreds of satisfied customers leave our store daily with their purchases. Why not be one of them? We are offering new bargains every day of first class seasonable merchandise. Just received, 50 new plain and striped skirts in newest spring colors. As long as they last ..... $3.95 Star Dry Dry Goods Star Dry Goods Co. STAR VALUES ABOVE ALL 807-809-811 Congress Ave. KEEPING WELL MEAN A CONSTANT FIGHT AGAINST CALF Many diseases may be described as an external condition. Carefully, stomach and bowel diseases are just a few of the very KEEPING WELL MEAN A CONSTANT FIG AGAINST CAT may be identified as a contagious condition. Can be board quarantined for a full few of the very KEEPING WELL MEANS A CONSTANT FIGHT AGAINST CATARRH Many diseases may be described as a enteral condition. Cough, colds, nasal entry, stomach and bowel disorders are just a few of the very common life due to catarrh. Fight B1. Fight catarrh with a remedy of anointed oil, a remedy which has a revolution for multisystem extinction over child catarrh. DR. HARTMAN'S PE-RU-NA Tablets or Liquid Bold Everywhere COME TO MARLIN FOR YOUR HEALTH! AND BATHE AT THE ORIENTAL! Values In Hats collection of beautiful New Spring men, Mines and Children at unbe and up to $1250 NETS QUALITY" MRICH CO.° PRESS AVE OUT SALE CONTINUES mers leave our store daily not be one of them? We every day of first class sea- 15 dozen Ladies Pure Thread Silk Hose, with, clock work. Black and white and nude-$1.50 value ... Goods Co. BELL MEANS TANT FIGHT MINST CATARRH Mortal condition. Clough, colds, joint pain is a key of the very common illness due to a century-old wound, a remedy which has a century-old man's RU-NA Sold Everywhere FOR YOUR HEALTH! THE ORIENTAL! Many of the worst cases of Rheumatism, Kidney and Stomach Troubles, Blood and Skin Diseases have been cured at the ORIENTAL. These waters offer you an opportunity to regain your health at a reasonable price. Come to the Oriental where you can get your health, Kidney, Brain, Beaver and Board, and operated by and for colored. room and board, $7.50. information, write Box 128, Marim, Texas. PAGE FIVE THE COLORED W ASSOCI NO HUMBUG—NO It is time we were getting to put our hearts and minds together. Let us prepare for war in the storm. The Association gets joining fee $2.50. Four mums given $3.50 per week, 72 gives sickness, hurt, or out of employ. The local will send $1.50 of for the home treasury. Each local shall also keep $1.50. In case a brother gets out of in case a brother gets sick. Association will look after his. If a brother is out of a job that his family does not suffer. When a brother becomes total $2.50 per month he must attend. In case a brother decides the Association one-half of the money he hasn't drawn any money. In stands for the uplift of human Read carefully and see what concerns together. Are we going Race men and women wake up we are sitting down on our chairs We have made arrangements given to the president, and the president, secretary and post Col. Baltimore, in sur- TRUSTEES: A. T. Turner, General Office: Ph. COME ON BOYS, DON'T ST Meeting Nights: 1st and 3rd W P. BATES, Pres., Phone Hadi JONES, Secy., Phone Hadi Treasor: A. A. GREEN, President of The president, secretary and post Col. Baltimore, in sur- TRUSTEES: A. T. Turner, General Office: Ph. DORFMAN LU TRUNKS, SUIT O WAR $2.50 DEK $1.50 Genuine Cow Hide Hand Bl Genuine Cow Hide Suit Case MO Unredeemed Diamond 418 SMITH'S THE COLORED WORKINGMEN & WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS it is time we are getting together and doing something for ourselves. Let's put our hearts and minds together and pull. Let us prepare for war in time of peace. We don't know when the war will start. We need to know the number of colored workers, men and women. Joint fee $2.50. Four monthly due rates. $2.00 gives $7.00 per week; $1.00 gives $3.50 per week. Tcc gives $2.50 per week. 50c gives $2.00 per week for sickness, hurt, or out of employment. The local will send $1.50 of the joining fees to headquarters and keep $1.00 for the home treasury. Each local shall also keep $1.00 of all monthly doses for the home treasury. In case a brother gets out of service, we will see after him. In case of his death this Association will look after his widow for at least a year. If a brother out of a job and looking for work, this Association will see that his family does not suffer. When a brother becomes totally disabled so he cannot work he will be paid $2.50 per month for work or die. If a brother decides that he wants to never his connection with this Association one half of the money he has paid in will be refunded to him if he hasn't drawn any benefit. The Association will live in life and harmony with all mankind and stands for the uplift of humanity in general. Read carefully and see what we workingmen and women can do if we only come together. Are we going to remain swinging back against the current and women and men will help us if we fail to do this we are sitting down on our children. We have made arrangements with Mr. R. T. Andrew, our McKinley Street manager and all members in need; also with Mr. Tom Lawson, wood and coal dealer, for fuel. How's that? GOME ON BOBS, DON'T SWING BACK—WE NEED MORE POWER. Meeting Nights: 1st and 3rd Wednesday Nights in Each Month, at 2603 McKinney Ave. R. BATES, Pres, Phone Hadley 1543; W. M. SMITH, Vice Pres.; E. E. JONES, Secy, Phone Hadley 1525; MRS. R. REED, Asst.; A. L. LEWIS, A. A. GREEN, President of Local N. 1; MRS. LEWIS, Vice President. The president, secretary and treasure are bonded in the Dip and Poison Cases. The president, treasure and treasure are bonded in the Dip and Poison TRUSTEES: J. T. Turner, Jeff Taylor, F. W. Carlisle and W. Smith. General Office: 200 Minneapolis Ave., Houston Texas. DORFMAN & SIGEL TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND HAND BAGS WARDROBE TRUNKS $25.00 and Up DRESS TRUNKS $10.00 and Up Genuine Cow Hide Hand Bags, Leather Lined.....$5.00 and up Genuine Cow Hide Suit Cases.....$5.45 and up MONEY TO LOAN Unredeemed Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Bargains 418 TRAVIS ST. SMITH'S RESTAURANT A. 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Smith, V.-Pres. 312 MILAM STREET 506 Milam Street SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER CONSTANT CARE—NOT LUCK Human history and experience have taught us that many persons believe that a head of naturally long and beautiful hair, a healthy scalp and a lovely and delicate face come from head. You do not. Constant care and the frequent use of preparations of proven merit are the secrets. Use Madam C. J. Walker's Vegetable Shampoo Glossine Pure, thoroughly cleanses Too soften dry, hair and scalp. curly hair. Wonderful Hair Grower Nourishes and stimulates the growth of stubborn, lifelike hair. Tetter Salve For Tetter, Ezena and Ishing Scalp, Four preparations especially designed for thin, flat-felling hair, tetter and eczema of the scalp. Best as trial treatment for $1.50. Completion Soap Superfine Face Powder Cleaning Cream Witch Hazel Jelly Compact Voiding Cream The Madam C.J. Walker Mtg. Co., Inc. 640 N. West St. Indianapolis,印第安纳波西 THE STANDARD SANITARUM-BATH DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. Newly Built—Modernly Equipped—Capacity 100 Baths Daily Rheumatism, Malaria, Skin Diseases Stomach Trouble Largest Bathing Institution in the State For Colored People "Tell Your Printing Troubles to Webster" Printing Service We will gladly plan your printed matter for you, as well as execute it to your satisfaction. We will provide and type styles are complete. Your selection is made easy. To those whom we have not had the pleasure to meet in our place of business we wish to extend an invitation to visit us. We will be pleased to see you. We are confident you will thereafter be a regular patron. Webster Printing Company When Visiting the Island City Eat Your Meals at LOUISIANA UNION CAFE Splendid Culinary Service 511 25th St. Galveston, Texas MARLIN, TEXAS 320 W. Dallas THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923. PERFECT YOUR HOME My husband is my only son. He is a great friend. always. SEND NO MONEY. Best greetings. You pay when delivery is complete. 22 cal. $5.98. 28 cal. $6.98."Hob" 22 cal. $6.98. 28 cal. $6.98."Hob" 22 cal. $6.98. 28 cal. $6.98."Hob" 22 Miami, Aristia. Dept. 87. YOU CAN CURE YOUR RUPTURE J. H. RIERAS Civil Engineer and Architect Modern Homes and Public Build- ings, Plats and Maps. Machines designed; patent draw- ings. Mail orders solicited. 2619 Tumu Ave. Phone H. 4448 H. C. DeGAULTIE Dealer in Monument, Headstones, Etc., Priced to Suit the Buyer. Marble Works: 2720 Liberty Ave. Phone Capital: 1224 PE-RUNA For Catarrh Aids the stomach and wastes, eraches the blood, removes the growth, and the nerves, gives strength to the body. He is the most famous in the last half century have found Pe-r-n-a to be used for catarrh. Dall Everyone FORE'S FISH MARKET AT ODIN AVE. Wholesale and Retail FISH AND OYSTERS Largest Fish Market in the State among the Race. Out of town orders shipped promptly. WE SHIP TO ANY PART OF THE STATE. Phone Capitol 480 Wifely Ornamenta Wanted to Know. Harold accompanied his uncle down to the business district one day recently and heard a number of the latter's conductors greet him with a cheerful familiarity. Harold was impressed with this and when they were abewe he said, "Uncle Ben, when nearly all the hair is cut, you may well palm call one wold top" too?—Boston Evening Transcript. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL SundaySchool Lesson GY REV. P. B. PITTWATER. D. D. Teacher of English Bible in the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. Copyright, 1922. Western Newspaper Union. LESSON FOR MARCH 4 2. Wicked Flattery (v. 21). They complimented his truthful teaching, but also certified to his faithfulness even to that extent that He would face Cesar himself. This compliment was true, and he complained that the flattery was the base purpose to destroy Jesus. Many today praise to the Jesus that he was the base purpose to the Cunning Question (vv. 22-23), "is it lawful for us to give birth to Jesus?" The Jews were galling under the yoke of the Roman government. To have answered this question either by "yes," "no," or "not," they have answered. To have answered "yes," would have conveyed the impression of enlightenment. To have answered "no," would have at once brought him into the world. To have answered "not," would not always an easy matter, for a Christian to determine his right relation to civil government. To have answered the question properly and applied the final word on the subject. Until the Jesus would have been bound to render them obedience. Render unto Cesar the things due within the realm of the rights of government. But while Christ's answer sets forth their duties to civil authorities. He used the occasion to him to God. Heender unto God the things that are God's. Man bears the image of God. There is hence his God's protection and care, it is his duty to own allegiance to Him, yield his life to Him in servitude. Since he enjoys God's protection and enjoys the benefits of civil government is obliged to pay the taxes which are necessary for the support of that government. God's favor is placed under a like obligation unto Him. 1. *Jesus' Earnthood* (Gli 21:14). 2. *Henry Earnthood* (Gli 21:14). The People giving (v. 1). He was greatly interested in observing the way the people cast their gifts into the treasury. Perhaps he was more interested in the manner than the way he behaves before the Lord's treasury. Jesus sits over every dollar cast into it. He knows the dollar comes and how they go. No trickery can deceive Him. He knows that the money he earns every dollar cast into it. He knows it the business world. 2. *The Rich Gate of Their Abundance* (v. 14). They no doubt, gave him half and left their gifts small. The size of the gift is not primarily to be measured by how much it is, but how 8. A Widow Gave Two Mites (v. 2-4). In a value nite was less than a mite, the widow gave her small value themselves, they represented her all—not merely her nursls, but her living. Let no one deceive her that she is the widow's wite; for to give the widow's wite means to give everything. 9. Jeans Verdict (v. 8-4). He declared that she had given more than they all. Jeans looks into the heart and estimates our gifts not by their and by the motives prompting them. An Honeat Man. I hope I shall always possess pessimism and virtue enough to maintain a positive outlook on all titles, the character of an "bosses" George Washington. Happiness. Oh, how bitter a thing it is to look into happiness through another man's eyes—Shakespeare. Must make the Pet Bolt. I must make the Pet Bolt, my own industry must make it毕。 Would You Have Good Health "IT'S RIGHT HERE FOR YOU!" GROCERIES WOOD Wholesale and Retail CHARCOAL 4201 Market St. Phone Preston 8644 NO. 333 Nemo$ SELF REDUCING CORSET Good News for Stout Women Nemo Self-Reducing No. 313 is a rental armor. It padded on a medium skirt. Made in durable pink or white cowl; sizes 24 to 36 and costs only $1.00. Material: polyester, polyurethane, address, size and $3.00. Wear: white. Nemo Hygiene Facility Institute Nemo 12 E 6th St, New York, Dupont 12 E 6th St, New York, Dupont Office: 1200 W. 12th St. Hours: 10 to 12 or 7 to 7, Sundays by Specialist Diseases of Heart and Lungs five practical years past hospital experience in Medicine and Surgery. Specialized in the care of women of Women Friend a man's hospital. IMPORTANT NOTICE AGENTS AND READERS. All matter intended for insertion in the current issue must be written NOT LATER THAN WEDNESDAY NOON OF EACH WEEK. All persons desiring to get into this Sunday's greatest weekly newspaper, THE HOUSTON INFORMER, will please govern themselves accordingly. Thought for the Day. If we were an pleasant all the time as we were to be this would be a much happier world. Would You THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK MADAM I P. O. Box Let Us Do Your Work Let Us Do Your Work We have just added another unit in the form of a Wet Wash Laundry, with the best machinery to do the work. Let us do your washing—you do the ironing. We'll do it better Tallors-Dyers-Cleaners 2416 McKINNEY AVE. PHONE PRESTON 6982 (Auto Delivery to All Parts of the City) HARMON'S DRY GOODS STORE Can satisfy all your wants in the Dry Goods line. A full line of Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage solicited. J. H. HARMON, Prop. FELIPE ST. PHONE PREST 3343 Prest 423 SAN FELIPE ST. PEOPLES PHARMACY Everything in the Drug Line—Toilet Articles and Cold Drinks An Efficient Prescription Department P G. R. M. NEW For Fascinating make the use of M. 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Phone Hours: 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. DR. C. A. GEORGE DENTIST NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE Crockery, Tinware, Enamelware, Rugs and Stoves Remember That We Pay 20 Per Cent More for Your Household Goods Than Other Dealers 1002 Hill St. (Red Bldg.) Phone Preston 4081 Dr. C. A. George, D. D. E. Res. Phone Had. 3556 For High Class Dental Service Work Done by Appointment. Suite 201-4 Lincoln Theatre Bldg. Phone Press 5128 711 Prairie Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS Suite 201-4 Lincoln The Phone Preston 515 Have Special offers made to agents. Write for full information. Address Preston 3343 Your Work LEASE In the form of a Wet memory to do the work. ironing. We'll do it Shop ers STONE PRESTON 6982 of the City) GOODS STORE Goods line. A full line of d. Your patronage so- Prop. PHONE PRESTON 2921 RY McCOY, Props. Write for Free Book: "How to Make the Eye Bandage" We Sell Everything FURNITURE Rugs and Stoves are for Your Household Lovers Phone Preston 4081 Ree. Phone Nad. 3056 m. GEORGE 711 Prairie Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS Health So, Then Bee or Write EXTEST WONDER OF L. List of the 10th Episco- PROMPT DELIVERY PAGE SEVEN Preston 1909 PAGE EIGHT MARCH 3-10—CANNED GOODS WEEK—MARCH 3-10. For canned goods week selling we ofer the following—only for this week: No. 1 hand packed Tomatoes.....8c No. 2 hand packed Tomatoes.....11c No. 3 hand packed Tomatoes.....15c No. 2 Sugar Corn.....9c No. 2 Western C Corn.....15c No. ½ Flat Pink Salmon.....9c No. 1 Amelia Brand Salmon.....14c No. 1 Rice Hotel Brand Salmon.....26c Curtis Pimples.....11c No. ½ Grated Pineapples.....19c No. 2 Rice Hotel Hominy.....1c No. 2 Kraut.....9c EXTRA! EXTRA! No. 3 California Peaches, Pastel Brand, a can.....16c "The House of a Thousand Favors" R.T. ANDREWS 408 HILAH GROCER P.7051 THE AMUSEMENT CENTER OF HOUSTON New Ideal 504 MILAM ST. MOST OF THE BEST FOR FRIDAY (TODAY)--WM. DUNCAN in- "THE FIGHTING GUIDE" A drama of the West of today that will thrill and fascinate you. Also a funny comedy and added feature. SATURDAY-CHARLES HUTCHINSON in the last episode of "SPEED" and ED O'BRIEN in "CHILDREN OF DESTINY" A bit of drama of real life. Something to see and talk about. Also a Larry Semon Comedy. A powerful story, perfectly told. Daring—starting—unusual! A photoplay that quickens the purpose of a human system. It is a powerful story, a great picture of the year. Its theme will sink into the depth of your better self and awaken in your soul much more than that. It will make you smile. And yet its wonderland will leave your mind as undisturbed as the splice waters of the great Pacific. The lifting of the pencil meant death! A story fall of the allure and mystery of the Orient—the magic of self-sacrifice and a tinge of heartening tragedy! Pugnant mannequin in the midst of a battle of the warrior race. Narrated by Nance. Also Aart Acrobat in "IN THE DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL." No.11, also a funny comedy. The little absepherdess vlioned a life of splendor with this handmade, well-bred man of the city. The trail turned and led into one of the greatest romances ever filmed. Also a good Western and a funny comedy. With Franklin Farnum—the thrill a minute Western that has set the theatrical world talking. Also added feature and a funny comedy. FRIDAY (NEXT)— "DIVORCE COUPONS" with CORINNE GRIFITH. COMING, FRIDAY, MARCH 9—The one and only PEARL WHITE In the greatest serial of her career— "PLUNDER" CLEAN, COZY, COMFORTABLE THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923. Lincoln THE HOUSE OF SPECIALS Big Time Pictures and Music to Match Program Changed Three Times a Week (Sunday, Wednesday and Friday) Admission reduced to one price for all shows—10c 15c & 20c FRIDAY-SATURDAY— "THE BROADWAY MADONNA" See this strange and sinister slice of life in the white hot inero of human passions. How long can a woman play the game. How long can she escape the consequences of the dizzy pace where men and women count not the toll they pay in the final reckoning? Also "DOUBLE TROUBLE," Comedy SUN-MON-TUESDAY— "MY WILD IRISH ROSE" CASH PRIZES Up to March 1, sold a total of 100 our people. Wish sell at least $50. In March, sold the stock of his personal financial stock. Will be paid for each month. Beginning with a $3.99 price will be sold for each month. Any amount of share will be paid who may present. All present and the share shares of stock. Klethly telephone W. C. SMITH, B. 400-222-8222 C TO DAY! Who has been in California need to the city TODAY! This big at the Com on the ATTE Measurement, was week in S. V. Robert-Smithville, is aw and wife, Martin, 1969 400 Richmond week at Gat visit friends C TO DAY! Whole com- the advantage now in 193 Congress Pollard, 314, granddaughter, It's Mine! Park, 214, ed with the Western manager, has been "TENDERFOOT LUCK" A Vitagraph comedy and a FOX NEWS. WED.-THURS. A big double bill. One of the best shows of the work. the last few weeks, in much improved at this writing. Mrs. Annie Direen, 249 Dullou street, left last Saturday to visit her sisters in New Orleans and Franklin for handout or monument, see B. C. DeGaulle. Priced to buy capita 272 Dullou Avenue, john capita 1224—(f) Everybody should attend this business county Sale now going on at THE FAIR, 1103 Congress avenue, see B. C. DeGaulle. Miss Addie Mile Bair, a student at Broadway High School, last week, visiting her mother, M. Chester Bair, Mile Bair. JOIN HOSTING C. C. C. TODAY! Miss Addie Mile Bair, a student at Broadway High School, last week, visiting her mother, M. Chester Bair, Mile Bair. JOIN HOSTING C. C. C. TODAY! Miss Addie Mile Bair, a student at Broadway High School, last week, visiting her mother, M. Chester Bair, Mile Bair. Everybody should attend this bi-day Feast of Bargain at the Con- temporary Dock, where you will attend the faire at THE FAIR, 1103 Congress avenue, see B. C. DeGaulle. M. H. T. Criner, of Beaumont, a washington visitor this week, being visited her brother-bearer and wife Marie S. V. Robertson, 1693 San Felice. M. Carrie Martin, Smithville, a visiting brother-bearer and wife Marie S. V. Robertson, 1693 West Abraham street. Miss Ethel Martin, 490 Richmond village, left this week to visit friend at Beaumont. JOIN HOSTING C. C. C. TODAY! Miss Ethel Martin, 490 Richmond village, left this week to visit friend at Beaumont. JOIN HOSTING C. C. C. TODAY! Miss Ethel Martin, 490 Richmond village, left this week to visit friend at Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Pallard, 1813 Hiker street, and grandmother. *Make It Way By the Way It’s Hard!* STANDARD ICE CREAM COMPANY Beginning with March, 1923, and continuing until further notice, the highest number of shares of stock above ten (10), will be paid for selling the next highest number above ten, about the last month. The number of shares that may sell any shares of the stock, will be paid a $1 price each. Any member of the association who will grease nearest to the total number of shares that will be sold from January 1st to July 1, 1922, will be paid a $3 price before nearest grease will be paid a $3 price before the last of June, 1922. The member who may grease and fall to win the prize, will be paid a $3 price each. Present and future members (except the officers) will be allowed to purchase shares that they may induce to buy some shares of stock in the association. Children's Cupsups of light and dark blue, pink and black, finished in unmoderated pouchs. Some have collars and cuffs. detail trimmed with white, with others are finished off with contrasting checked materials of pink, blue and brown. An especially good bargain at this price. Toddler of substantial quality mulin, embroidered trimmed with white, with others are finished off with contrasting checked materials of pink, blue and brown. Bloomers of crepe in solid pink only, with contrasting attached cuffs. Warning! Wa Warning! Warning!! You'll Miss the Time of Your Life If You Miss Coming Out to the GRAND SPRING OPENING At the GULF AMUSEMENT PARK MARCH 5-15, INCLUSIVE. Two big bands—Davis' Louisiana Jazz for dancing. Big Street Parade and Style Show. Millions of New and Novel Features Management YOUNG MEN'S COLORED CARNIVAL ASSN., ALEX MANAGER, President. with the song of the same title. A rare treat to our patrons. This picture will please any one who can be thrilled by beauty, art and sensation. It's as snappy as the title. Also— SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY & NEWSPAPER EN PARTICIPATE Association had 0) of its stock to lation is steadily re determined to 15%. In the purchase sash price, out of the association PRINCE SENE LEWIS OAKLAND WOODH AND THEIR CO. OPENING SUNDAY MATINEE— particular. WAY, President ton 262. schools, being assigned as he feels; a wee barber at street, was called to to the bedside of it, very ill at this year younger if you its Face Powder and and look in your Ford, former Hous- ped in the printing in Empire for a few days on new field, being sure with another Toxa d. Garrel. MESS OLGA WORK in one of her best parts. MORE THRILLS THAN YOU EVER HAD BEFORE. It's Sensational It's Thrilling. HOUSES FOR RENT - Two 4-room baths for you in the tric lights. Good looking in and 37th street, corner Houston avenue Independence Height; six bays from end of Hickory on line. Price and $13 per month. Ring Taylor 7211. Once you get a Franklin only an bath treatment you will be satisfied with. Hickory on line. Price LIN WAY IS THE RIGHT WAY. It has stood the test and is known as over the country as the best. ties of mi- mals, mammals, en- d. Shoulder effectively in of crips in wrist contrast is. an important element of new Spring Dresses in the midst of straightline models, long waisted and side draped skirts. Fashioned of Allover Lace, Crepe Crepe, Crepe Knit, Japarette, Crepe de Chine and combinations or combinations, in a variety of attractive colors, such as brown, navy, white, embroidery, nike green. Trimmed in beads, embroidery, tulle and this lot also includes new sport dresses in high shades of Japarette. A