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PYTHIANS CAPTIVATE DALLAS COL.YOUNG BURIED WITH HIGH HONORS FAMOUS ORATOR HERE SUNDAY Hear COLONEL ROSCOE CONKLIN SIMMONS, foremost orator and statesman, at the City Auditorium (Houston), Sunday, June 10th, 3:00 o'clock p. m. Colonel Simmons was never in better form. He is speaking to the biggest crowds of any man on the American platform and is pleasing white and black audiences, North and South, for HE KNOWS WHAT TO SAY. General admission, 50 cents. Tickets on sale at Lincoln Theater downtown; Climax Pharmacy, Third Ward; Jones Pharmacy, Fifth Ward; Burt Taylor's Jewelry Store, Fourth Ward. Box seats, 25 cents extra. HOME EDITION VOL. V. PYTH COL. Y. FAMOUS ORATOR Hear COLONEL ROSCOE COE tor and statesman, at the City June 10th, 3:00 o'clock p.m. Colonel Simmons was never k to the biggest crowds of any man is pleasing white and black audi KNOWS WHAT TO SAY. Genre on sale at Lincoln Theater down Ward; Jones Pharmacy, Fifth W. Fourth Ward. Box seats, 25 cen COLORED LAWYER IS VICTORIOUS IN FIRST CRIMINAL CASE HERE --- THE HOUSTON INFORMER the most able and statute barristers in the country, having practiced before the bar of New York City for a number of years. He has won many notable victories and his first victory in a local case shows that he is still in fine fettle and well qualified to represent his client before the bar of this county and state. The Texas Workman's Compensation Law, amended by the 1925 state legislature, from compensation to the injury pay, is the only law of peod and not more than $30 per week, instead of not less than $5 per week and more than $15 per week, under the old law. The amended law is now in effect. MR. DAN LEWIS, the popular excursion operator, will celebrate the "Janeenth" with an intercourse excursion to Galveston, Tuesday, June 15, 1933. Cars have City Andielism at 1:20 and 2:00 p.m. on the excursion trip. Attendance at Maryland Roof Garden. Bathing and sliding down the beach and everyday is assured a good time. The committee members of the committee are Ran Hardy, Fred Jones and More White. The Bloomer's House June of 1933. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1923 GRAND LODGE AND COURT HELD MEMORABLE ANNUAL SESSIONS; SIMMONS THRILLED BIG CROWD By S. B. "CIMBEE" WILLIAMS First Day's Session. The thirty-third annual session of the Grand Lodge, kingship, of the Grand Lodge, kingship, at 10 o'clock on S. W. S. W. supreme chancellor, grasped and the rhinocerosible open door of the summer. After the roll call and reading of the grand chancellor's procluse, W. S. W. W. grand chancellor, who made a few remarks. Look at him, he was forced to express his delight at seeing such a large regiment, he was forced to be accommodated during the next few days. "We have must here to legislate for the work of the juridical, and review the work of the past year," was among his first words by what he become his pet parlor, "How's that brethren?" and "Amen" was heard the appellation of the following committees followed: on Rules, creed, and obedience; on Roberts, Roberts; on Roberts, Roberts; on Roberts, Roberts; on Sir H. T. David, Calvation were named charles of each, rever Visitora Introduced. Memorial Services. At 3 p.m. the memorial services were opened by Grand Chancellor W. W. Also requested a courtesy note were panning into the Great Beguil. We pause here to pay our tribute to those who have to pay our respects. But the active benefactor, but with their God's. Confidencing, he said, "Some of us before our next siting of that building lodge may also answer the call." Dotelel A. M. K. chairg. "Shall We also requested a courtesy note which the committee from the grand lodge and grand court read memorials. The address and remarks were made by representatives. Monday Night. Dallas, in all her glory, turned out to be a bustling city. The program was carried out in its entirety with one exception even the breaking all procedures, was presented. The program was opened by Macdonald Church, by a R. W. Wise, Lifelong of Munger English Church, which was followed by a tradition by James A. M. R. chalk. At this time Rev. R. T. Monday Night. "HOUSTON'S GOT 'EM" TEXAS, SATURDAY, J APTIV ED WI D COURT HELD ANNUAL SESSIONS; TRILLED BIG CROWD Grand Lodge of the Coral Knights mata of North America, South America, we taken full and complete control of rew open wide the city to the visitors and of rew open wide the city gates pall was necessary to enter. the race during the past fifty years they are here from every nook and from Florida, Illinois, Louisiana and all are unanimous in proclaiming and all are unanimous in proclaiming Hamilton, who had been conducting the exercises, introduced Prof. J. W. Murray, who was introduced Grand Chancellor W. S. Johnson, during the remainder of the program. Over a thousand voices joined in Sine One Mr. the grand chancellor, Sine One Mr. the grand chancellor hasted several minutes was given him. After a selection, after which Grand Chancellor Wills arms to introduce the chief executive of the department to have the chief executive of Dahlonegge from one end of this staircase from other and mayybe help given their stent unstinted, but tonight we have the real and not a substitute mayor to what we stand for. I take great pleasure, who will deliver the welcome. The Mayor's Address Reports of G. L. Officers. Second Day. CHAMBER COMMERCE HE A D ADDRESSES RACE ORGANIZATION The Houston Colored Commercial Club enjoyed a rare and rich treat Monday night, when H. M. H. Hainese vice president and general manager of the Houston Colored Commercial Club, that body at the American Mutual Bank, 74% Prairie Avenue. The failure of Mayor Oscar F. Holcombe on appear on the preceding Monday night, when he was pressured to press upon the attendance. Notwithstanding this fact, a nice and appreciative audience heard, applauded and Mr. Holmes' timefully and joyfully in his talk, Mr. Holmes told of the duty of such an organization as the Colored Commercial Club and showed its wonderful possibilities in a field building now under way in Houston and stated that a $50,000,000 building boom now under way in Houston and stated that a $50,000,000 was either under way or about to get under way. He stated further that the early days of the channel, apart from being alone, he depressed any person or person who would create discussion about a constructive program and urged his housemates to help him Houston the popular chair. At the conclusion of his speech, he given a rating of thanks by the Prof. G. W. Buchanan, purchaser for Prairie View State Norma Bank, and delivered a short and apical talk stating that Houston offered the black commercial pursuits and business assets. He asserted that it takes more than a hundred and besides paying his dues, also contributed to the sustaining fun for the business given a big hand. The regular meeting of the organization next Monday night, June 11, at the American Mutual Bank, distinguished person will meet Meeting begins at 8 p.m., and all members and friends are invited to be present. LOCAL CARRIERS WON IN EXCITING CONTEST (By SPORTING SCRIBE.) The only casualty of the day was Dr. L. M. Mitchell, who injured his ankle trying to stretch a double into a trube. NOTED RACE MILITARY LEADER INTERRED WITH SOLDIER DEAD: UNCLE SAM UNCOVERED AT BIER (By the Associated Negro Press) Washington, D. C.—"Charles Young, U. S. A. buried June 1921." Eugny boy and girl in America should another. About them should be remembered. A solitary assemble from the four assembled to do honor to a great American soldier. There have been many occasions in Washington of the moment, but there has never been an occasion significant for America, unless it was the signification proclamation. More than 100,000 people lined both sides of the U.S. Union站 to Arlington, the National Military Cemetery, as it moved under perfect sheets to the Washington here in convention and these visitors, distinguished all over the United States, had an opportunity to race pay honor to his hero. Colin Young's former cemetery and a legible pallieearns. Colin Young's young and mother rode up well under the tryal ordre. HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED GREAT SESSION Fully three or four thousand colored citizens, perhaps the largest crowd to ever attend such a program, witnessed forty-six boys and girls receive their first grade diplomas. R. R. Cousins, at the City Auditorium Wednesday night, and cheered lastly when each one was awarded a diploma. The program was executed and reflected credit upon the faculty: Chorus, "A Night in June" (Target); invocation, Rev. E. O. Woolf, D. D; Chorus, "The Water Mill," (May); Salutatory, "Immortal Service," (June); Product of a School Education Cornelius Abraham Ladder; Spiritual for Girls, "Nobody knows the Trouble Two See" (Burleigh); Oration, "Education Develops Appreciation," John F. Kennedy; Product of an idea, Eunice Carrielle Lumpkin; Two Ballads for boys: (a) "Love's Old Sweet Song," (Molly); (b) "Nella was a Lady," (Presentation); Three-part song for girls, "By the Waters of Minestok," (Indian Love Song), (Lieurance), or special credit for the wonderful stairing of his trained choruses. James D. Ryan is principal of two high schools. COLORED BAR ASSOCIATION. The Colored Bar Association of Har- ley County held its regular meeting of the Colored Commercial Club on the 10th of October, 2014, at Dickon, president; J. Vance Lewis first vice, and S. Smith, treasurer, L. Allen, correspondent and financial PYTHIAN SPECIAL TRAIN The special train of the Knights of Columbus of New Orleans departed in charge, left Houston Sunday morning via the M. K. T. Ry. A large number of Honorees left on the grand lodge special. Hon. S. W. Green, New Orleans, surrems chancellor of the order, retired the South Division delegation here. NO. 3 LLAS ONORS TATARY LEADER SOLDIER DEAD; UNCOVERED AT BIER g. U. S. A., buried in Arlington, Friday, America should remember that fact has been established. It will long go from the four corners of the nation toican soldier. The nation of national and internationa occasion fraught with greater it were the signing of the Emancipa- tion sides of the thoroughfares from the Alma Mater Cemetery, eagerly reviewing actikes to a nation by the tenm of thousands of Shriners, distinguished in their homes scat an opportunity to view a nation and a趴 Young's former classmates at West and a brigade general were honor- and another role in the procession and The line of march was through principal streets, along the world famous route to the Key Bridge, and thence to Arlington. At Arlington the escort consisted of a cavalry and three troops of cavalry, the service detach- Colonel Young in the fourth soldier to be buried in the great mansion. The dead in the great world war. The two others he broke the black Wall. The services at Arlington in the gates were impressive, the addresses were under the direction of Major Scott retired, formerly, chapels of the black Wall. Scott was assisted by Colonel Axton, O. K. Rev. Jerv. Jones performed a krieg ceremony for Colonel and Mrs. Jones the services ended as tape sounded for Charles Young, soldier and man, and was an closed chapter in racial history. HOUSTON BOY WINS HONOR AT MEHARRY Concoultant with receiving the degree of dental surgery from Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, at Harvard, at the door of Houston, Texas, bachelor of arts and a magna cum laude honor graduate from Pike University, class of 1915, again devoted to his intellectual ability by winning the coveted prize "200 in gold" offered for the degree cum laude. The median student average for the entire four years. Dr. Scott is the son of Rev. C. R. Scott, noted public critic, and the supervisee of Mrs. W. H. Scott of Houston. He is the ex-Ballastone of the Nashville Chapter of Chicago. He is the fraternity, president of the Texas Club, besides having other theatrical friends. He many friends with him succeed in his chosen profession. 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Baa BEEN sero aoe owe ie or ee wt ete ae hee ee eee ue ein ae ee eae Th hice Wes ee aca jes en tee Palette ony Spey eae eae pte satis Oe se rena aed Te in a question of the white jitney operators on one hand and the street pat eee eetiatesey tp Sian ney et ame ran daar soc eet et ene et aoe a Tee eee eee ce eee re ears ee a ea ee ceed weotaitae Muha own di nth A Se ccs taal en cen at mie ee (ite Sore ate ate ene ere cee ma tes ety Sc ae aa ard ers i er ae at ee ean ee ee careen mera eatcioe oT a sefahiigs Rip scteancs Serta ate or Cader the existing chreumetances and taking into consideration the di Sere ca oar a ec eerie te eee eee ee sia Tae ana tc rs ey, wa Re eee re ee Shae ny crenan ere a ee w pas ee os eerie wee eee Sr en aL ee re ct Sel (rol eee mira cad erates iia ean oneed Tes eine cca ceri eee REE eer playroom nage en we ean meme eateries ets see one sot Refi ena gaan at cnet anata Fase Se Cet eon ast won ot ary tee catnesar ere, a re diva te aaa a coef ey tt rr Sane os to ean ye Seas rere uum ree Ss aie eee eras ee is ne maces a Ras caste Soe ees rene ree aes ae carr, ion ee gre ota iar See creer eco roetin nec el meee See cme ee een a Palas ae ay cea ee iar ees te Foaen oe scent or cee ar eee Be srs sacs non en te em Saar anchors Cotte, a ere ate ene rr ee eee Soe rear rar as a a ee on ee Cae he a a ea is eae ct ay mee (eee ee te esate te a ORS tat eee oe SPREE IT: rmsd err on sd re eee mee a ce : seer eee as it sO he a eS Le ee ae ee Se eee nce coor as cee Oe ai pa i Nog deat Ni Relate Lee eee ee eee pe ee SLO ET as «tnt seo wn ed ie a See eee ea cen rea eee er ceed cares ae Hiern ges cer aetna ene ache nee eee Be A a vais ce ates LO hat ade a ae ernie inact acivie Kacektr™ nor does 1 oppoee propositions Pe a eo oo ieree es ee oetaes Se eae eect aoa ae eee ee ide a So msl tho od fos ie Se ey Sec irma eioh cl rea ore eee rere Se Pe Sa es sw se eae meat oe eareiies einer eee aa cet rite an Sal Seas nes oe eee cote Se eee hens Se ee ae Te a iets got met bl oy a pi a eet "| ce a et a a: Fa rn Ri a an at ae at hme sis rae emt er on en terete in ered commento! serrate Sees eee rd ay cui IO cfr eR AOL Tad pee Be oe eee ee “Th , therefore, Is against the ‘bond tanue for $1,750,000 re ree cores a a alee a coats eos ona ee aes I se os vin pipes oat nts wi ta tr aa Sr canlenean ; "ore vore! vors! a ‘THE HOUSTON SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1973. |GRAND LOD ner TENOR SINGER WINS NEW _— =e / lament F est eceee [ree as So lospaua a sass Se es = | ee Se srectoied tenor singer Oras oe oe oe ores legit ee ere ones Pes ewe sou eee oot ss aoe one eee erie See eerie ee ae sateen nee ie eee en eee oe ee eee ea ieee Sere cones Sot cee cote Sas Seceepan ee Taylor. ‘Thin opening aria gave the oe ees ae ee lee ces LOCALS AND PERSONALS. ‘You dont need to go fifty mites for a poo slo Go to Woyaton A. Coren, Tallas snd ‘alge’ Ste: Beery thing hers Postion Wanted: MAN STENOG Address B. 3. Houston Informer ATIVE, with hnowhedte "of book: tecplng,dcnres ponition with rellable party of romcern’ age 32” references Dut of town work will be considered ‘The Antioch MY. PU. ts sponror- itm musicale and erary” program a the church, Wedneaday sight. June 1. "Stasonle band wil bay.” Tickets tre now welling Comie out and take 8 shower bath then a plunge Into. our modern saat tary swimming pool Phone Her” 8. WW sohmmon, F459, os’ fall to atend the musicale a soem Memorial aE, Chureh Monday Grening, Jane 11. ‘Some of the” best local talent ill appear.” Benet Union Honptal." ‘Ove’ me will drat you uslal entertainment at Sloan Me wmoral Mt. Church Monday evening Sune 11, presented by" Mr Viola 5 Brown, "Monefit Union Hopital "Ad Iai, 10 cents. ‘The misery and depresion caused bya biloas and constipated condition of the syatem am be quickly removed By ning Herbie. Ie parifie, strength fa and invigorates Price, 60.” Sal ty eraert Drag. Store Dru Foster lees, 1820 Panne street, and ber moiher, Men Mary Omens, are enroute to New York Cy fthere they will spend some Mane With Felativen aid friends Mrs. Georela Lott. 2415 Courtan street, lettian at Peopten Pharmacy snd Stan Mambe Tuli, 115 Dow!g Street Toft Tuesday” toraing’ for an rte say to Arizona nd Kindred ointa, where they will visit Wit Fieada, Casen of eak oF try polsoning shoo bo treated eth Bailar Snow Lint Sent tf antiaepte and beng and Splendid’ remedy for nich roubles ‘oreo aaa, She. oe! and” $1.20 per Bottle, “Sold oy Hterber's Dro Stare Mr. Rogers Lights, $19 Andrews srece, who In partalng his colleiat sd inololeaorks a Moreton College, Attanta, Ga i ome for fommer ‘acaton ie’ the son 0 the lamented De. Ie Lights, former pastor of Antioch Baptist Cherch. Se ee SPECIAL ROAD SERVICE TT Lk MARTIN, Proprietor GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING AND. ACCESSORIES DOUBLE TREAD AND REBUILT TIRES 405 Sam Jacinto Street 312 San Felipe Street Phone Preston 3516 Phone Preston 7492 (Member Heuston Celered Commercial ht) ssesneaeoescensneatonsesessionssssssenrenseresenees sssssesesensetesesestesetesettetssesesserestecetets THE LINCOLN WHITE CAFE 13 Prairie Avenue Phone Preston 8185 Is the place for prompt and courteoussservice. Why did smother, stop preparing after-supper lunches. Becanse we ‘at at the LINCOLN WHITE KITCHEN—the House of Service. ANDREW WATKINS, Prop. ae. ay Seeepts Gn 8 conaast binge: Durilgh's “Jost You" scored = de cided bit and Cook's “Exhortation” ent over with mach ast, thea Timbers glvine the artist ample oc Cation to ‘show the versaty of "ESen number rendered by Mr. Hob nao welted thunderous applaase and he"eas forced to respood to evera "i waa both an unusual and extraor inary occasion, in that this celebrated Colored artist specalled. in and Tom fared" Notre composition, wed enultion of these members, many 0 hen were very afew. wom tor him Miitional honors. sd" buosted. the ‘ir. binace i realy © great sing er'and shoutd devote all is Use an talent oconcere works He les Era site of Wiley Univers and whes be iesnot ainsi. alee the carpester’ cb bad taste Im the mouth comes trom 2" sardered stomach aad Sg ah state of the beweia”Herbine cor fects the trouble immediately Rt pert Ties 'the’ bowels, hele digestion. amd fetetens the bresth.”"Prie, Gk Sol iy"lerberts Drag Store Pastor E. 0, Wootfti will preach on “Where Are the Caildren? = spe Ciel sermon to children and thelr par ents, at Trinkty M. Church, Travis Street and Meu avenne, Sunday, June 10, at it a.m ‘The minister te ame lon that ali parents and children pack the’ ehureh to hear thls Vital memmare aire, J, F. Holapeth, Low Angeles, Calf leit her uncle nnd net Mev ied Mra Gstoman. snd grand fmoiher, at 3002 Cline Street. She i Sino vinting ber "brotheriaw amd wie, Mir. and Aire FB Medapecs seer Drew greatee Lat un gérve that lenchoon or. bam \qoct_ Out caldera ts at Four diego ‘NU rxperioneed caterese tn. charge [No order too large to i, mower Small to receive cur. courisous ana Prompt attention Boynton St. \Grores. "Pas. Mr, M. Harold Magfiohd, 2 Houston boy ‘now attending schol in Oakland \Galttwriten that. he has completed Ine course and will enter the sat Iunversity next al ite was recently [lncted stant erthe of tne Kalghtn land Duughters of Tabor of that et- Mr. S.-M (*Cimbee") Wiliams momiverof the editorial department ‘The Informer, fs atendine the rand lodge af the ‘Cohored Kaisha. of Fy {hint tn Dallas, covering same for his [perer, meeting and ealagting with th brave boys” and enjoying the boot [ty ‘of relalves amd frends Dr Lawrence Kenner, ores formerty focsed fm the Bie ie moved hi ofces to the Bankers tor \guce alld. corner Maia Strene ane (Capitol Avenon, room 802. Jude Presiey K. fwing as also moved te ‘he sate betaine. Mies Louise H. Peachey, danehte jot hr. and Meu. 3. Peachey, 1 ‘Netton Street. ts home from Cameron ‘there she fe mapervisor ot insta ‘For te ‘Mliag "County. She spew ‘Senay in Galveston with her slater Sires Ic Sones, amd” fownd th [ncce tipon her arrival, a ential fhe rt that he stork reat el ere Bios Peachey Vevves Satara lor the summer schoo! at Teskease eines: —~eatineal Trem pee TT ted to te order, Reacting the Lot ‘Seater so ean "Foe nance report oa foes “sSseTs oun te Maa RL i ere cr ce denne warvenvise samen. ase rivet marisses tees scores eee romeo rents bang: 152.005 Temoeargeers Eanes Kimecd mere” ante teat ‘ssiesa iri Gapaia Seam ate Sy asus wit ee Sarat eta ees csoneee ERS ana Seat ne vaaras nes Jeet et assess Net tnrease for the ar. 34028 Total mt nteret_ carne er foot crn ors i204 ocak nt. pal ice ta ee saan relat o dims ai for mated member of members 22.53 ‘The grand heeper of records and ES an 1 ci cacanger Once ase Set the rand sitorney, Ac 8 Well She apres ate mu ‘aogier en secre the Secret te or i De Seem emeneeRor:. E> 1 Kincheon, Beton, rand vice chas par eer resco GL RS ee = oe ae ea ee et ee Sane Site ae SS rs re ee ee eee am a Aa is aa ees i Pelee pet! arnt ere ee core me ar Soc ao Seeerare arses =e eer “ rs hours ee cee eae es a ht SSeS eae pra See Sen aera eee enrnl re mp eg a 2 Paes ee See ES =e oe San eo =. ee ee ee scien aor He eee ees & ares ene ae en ae Ansther new Tenture that Grand Chancellor Wills, who hat been often called the Ford of Prateranim, hes Sided tothe surual convention "a Texas Fythians to what be har soem oto call Ped Day. "Promplly st 11-30) a. m. the grand sarcet parade, headed by G. CW. W. [Asirews and the first recimeat tam fhe moot" Imposing and" inepirationa street pageant that baa ever rladened the bears at eur people,” moved Srourh the principal rents of” the ity, creme the vinduct to iiveraie ark "When Ie ln oted that ook 29 "mlontes for this parade: to pan ives poit, owe can Tealiee its ag sites ‘At 3:20 p.m m baseball xe wa stared betwee, two Pythian. lodges, fied at {pam the Hon. Roncoe. Cook i=! Simmons the pe and orn, spoke to a vast malitede ot Dis peo Bie. Por = sald hour be swayed his edlence with hia matchless oratory Mound afer round of appiasse’ word fake the vast pavilion a he tun from one oratarieal climax “te the her. "As ual hn speech was i teropersad with wit and" bumor,, ba frery fous broweht. out some yal Sean werden "Tie Colowal war “O™ and tm the artance of the serect, “iruted is Saft" and reprenentatives to thie the och amamal session wil bever forse the words of wisdom and” bits "of Couns that elem the li ot rest maional ‘character Tne rand chancel in ting the deleenten tha rent has added ances feather" this sendy ‘welrbodeche on ) Uniform Rane, TMs Ualtorm Rank is represent by tne folwins companin: "Dalen No 4 Pr Worth Ne. 5: Heston. No. 1 Denison Se M4; Gorseanay Nov 16 tnd Benumont, No.3 The Int and nase eat an Calanthe Url orp Nena ae welt ae ‘ei corp oer Work. “qhe eocampment ie being. eld at iirerstie Parks which remfads one o the sights to be seen Guring the iat war at the several camonmente Brie ie ‘General W. D. Doniter and. hs ait. comsiting of Catone Tolbert Ti,” Setaryee, Wines and’ Major White are en the job at Camp River sie "ieaiabi seailcheamees sme Ge Rois ott wae at at the sath seasion of the’ grand lodge snd grand court were” noted ee wi 3 Sam, Wt Sokeen 1's, ‘Siler, WC. Hickey, Cooper Mesdames J M- Priarson J! X. Dod wos, Tabbie Ratinon, Ah Hast, F ¥.ttnebell, MJ. Sigh, nabele Perry, We i. Bot, MS Covington Hat Richardson. St Davengort. Dei. Wi won, J. Lafton Ko Wanter. 0. J Atnineon. F-8 Vervett, PA. Vesell Carrie Thorp, MeCraney. WA. Wat son. EA. Thorp amd ins BE. Cobh. ‘Sie Lighte om the 1. 088 timers may this be the Dieseat ee SEE Or Oe Bh Oe vaee 2 | | MA. ALPHONSE WILLIAMS, shoe aleaman at Bucky's Shoe Store, 318 in ein, ayes "Oer atl aay mn Texan, uneteonth’ a Jost = few! aye off and parents can net afford te overlook their ehiarene feet | beer Gus: thie ain ecasion. fo our one Be] OT Oc yy aie epinel frm tay ofthe year andy we esa, Boe) oa wna ie tty prepared to sn the entire] ore ne’ gow’ ty wy Dall, win fami. trve tor cum tinny mos Ba for W iitle fon quickly say “Getl noes | needn't go ter de trabel tar SUCKLEYKING, motber—slam, Irn in tack heer tek coum Duckiyiing are allthetine leat mys't vo mutch, ev my ole or fd. and_ they aitnedimet aod ty yor sy, ot Soar cho tether appreciates the superiority of eestor tut nee” SUCKLEVKINS because she know Seashore os eae ay Same td oe mea et eity “a “got tor female mark 70, yeu, have forgotten to mantion| "CY, fe, See te the fact that Buckley la the only shoe | ge ‘wee ter tat my "apcktaahe tore In Howson with tm Yeay ahee| Meaty ity tearaheet ee iting machine and thes you see that eee te Be scence side me in fing your chibl rgumetances altars Kawen. | era arene feet; aa thie wonderful machine |iotag frum my ole anteater; “Chan ete arse tw de backban alters de Wacee” “Parents, bring the Kiddies 4 Buck! “wow, Gun, yu noes de okashun whe tay and lt a look after their fot] em, Pavone Hotta weak ont ates [brane me tor Dnille—de reppertasie thians sad Calantheans, im point, of ‘Thoce two visiting grand chancel know how to “strat thelr stuf,” when it comes to doling up in the brald and tate. They looked good to even ® brave knight and you can Imagine how they caught the asters’ eyes, ‘St Mary's Court No. 13%, Terrel, was very much Ia evidence, aving several numbers on each publie pro "Tals reporter will certainly be a crand court assembles. Dallove. me ‘Grand Chancellor Wille wasn a bad sight to gaze on, himself, Sunday snd Monday, while iogged up tn hi Whakl (Send my wult home, Chlet) ‘We miaved several ofthe oid timers but saw enourh of them to know I was a scaslon of the Texas Grand Lodge of Pythiaas. Dr. Roberts, Pa ctine; Dr. Speed, Jefferson, von, Pat. P. Dennis and his whie perm, from: Marshall where hie. whi tert were born (can't tay where” Pat waz born) were to bo soon mingling with the crowds. ‘Dr. A. 8. Jackson, Waco, hasn't lot much ot his oldie powers of an erator, at" was demonstrated. inhi memorial address, ven i be has Ion the lat bair‘on hls head. ‘But, ee, you should have seen that parade" Welneoday, Tove Dokeys tre some puddin: "Take trom met Watch the ‘oye ‘rom. all over the state at the next. framd. lodge, with their flowing ‘apen and cute’ itl (onsen Lawn tennis, croquet, boring. We have thea ll or your conventente a Boyaton Mi Church, Dallas and Paige Sis Special rater to clube und groupe. ‘Phowe Tey. W. dohnwon a Se ae ee or'Howaton, isthe Rest of Het ster, Sra. Joh’ W. Martin, 1118" George Street be will be" here Jost one hort. week, mong er old. trends, the tmain object of the tip Dela to (ritnons ber nephew, Joti A. Marth, ceive Ms diploma from the Houston High School A plano recital will bo given at An oct” Baptist Chareh nest "Pweaday sent, June 12, at 6:20 oelock by the Besos WD Snag. rogram will consi nd'enseatbe uimbers’ also 8 demon stration ot cass work. The publ I ordi Invited t9 attend.” Admtason fre. HOWARD COMMENCEMENT. “The Informer ie tn recep of an In station to atiend the commencement Srereine of Howard University. Wash fgton, D.C. whieh wil mark the Tityfourth, sient commencement. o hs great intitution of fearing. The exercises took. place on” the. univer. ity campus yesterday. "Dr. J. 'W. owen, Gammon ‘Theologia!,Semins Fy Atianta, Ga delivered the” grad img adreen. LIRARY SUMMER HOURS. Mian Beaale B. Osborne, branch I braplan at Colored Carnerie Library, moances the flowing hours for the ‘months of June, July nd August at ‘the Mbrary: Mondays, "Wedneedaye nd Fridays, 8:301; 68 p. m: Tuow fays, Tharedaye and Saturdays, 8:30 am. to 1 pm; Sundays, 2 t0 6 9m. ‘Tala summer schedule will ffoct in no ‘way those pubile meetings held atthe Bhrary by the colored citizens trom time co time Al patrons ofthe rary ‘re antad to note these hours and gor Se eedeomee coneineee West Dallas Garage ‘1013 San Felipe Street RENT CAR SERVICE ‘Day and Night int ulin, ert sii ne Sn (Gan and Lube fr Sale ‘S. PERKINS, Propr. Phones: Preston 69045977, . =. Beer cue: im In rite yd epinat frum de rata et grant ay wv Dalla whare Tmnce thought td never have ture tr cum nny ara for W7 Trowe | meade’ go ter de trabel tr re ietortt, "in feck" never locke tor ‘peat myst so mutch cn my ole ran? day youster sry, “1 dour’ chaw my ebackar bat wonee.” ‘Yu oe reppertashun whut le aity an “got er female marke founa ant dat “apllna. wy I'd “bout ‘Sided ‘not ter ri my “apecktaahun ine le ate reppertauhun—1 meena my specktashun uv er long ie, But rmatances. ltrs aes. | engin Rete tram my sle ntaeeter: “Chang. tw de backban alters de tracee™ ‘Now, Gun yu noes do asham wht trumg me ter Dalls—de reppertashun fv Tesla wor stake, “long de orre ori tine, an? twuz wp ter me tor se Up ter now Ise got de sitcherwah un wel in’han ere date moe {i ur on my way hear beet me by S"hmpe at an, nea, yo oar soot de "sepanon {got wen @ got offen so ‘Sees dst de ral reds’ harmishon dordered de Kats comping tor tn for my. pechot commardonin. Ov sce brag tng wd me or pase! Weil sir, ole. alla dun nerset era in" her "epee. Bey Si sown ter de trane Im batalywn, ‘eecrminte "tn" hompannice Brest S506 ue layin, Jane bare wae i ade vect {fi dameciev an Se Site sn pony widdare wx Gere In ‘wt dare cotnean Jee fer Se purpes sel Ol Cimbec. Te wun reel matin tr s00 how dorm the fesse swt oat we my en ut hart haa bim permite tr rie on my apeah, strated run’ an’ look 2 fapetton, takin’ 35 sw dat io Simenstrasben hd bie" panced tet erm" Uv one 1 wu 2 i or ier tet, dem a ert go back beam awn’ out what big gure dey war: "An tenn ony dat wa in Dali cam tn de way from Howsten de Seopa bad neored boat me amy {eeshut comin the, an Tooke ack 2 pastere,tuperintendemts an teece Sra erasers ov de 1? towne, "cai? Sc" maven, nwt “opendes Gore Sundy anton an cu own ter de. pose fer"'tend tor mo Ge weicom wr ae telena "At ts Grange da fine 1° tay ‘Stoo marm, Mian Aas’ Price,bramg ‘cote ahurch eongrepsanen sown a Eeeetingrie pr a mone fschrIneloai’ Fayette County's bu fhskin" {meen ge fethered tri) Se'at'emtenile, de hoam wv brother q"Andoren, tur” showered wd wre fam County's bev ower fran. {Kinder fet sory fer “Soreme Chan scar'8 Ween beet he wa ek Se hig man; aw ted sum tv on le [cam wht rut makin co match fea Sr mer hd ‘prem chante She ho wee hoppy” Yr ann, en. ume o‘how an dott wane tt So ‘mers puierty. "BuO, boyd climax war retoh at rh ole"raplen rou "I ased tore recmest iv cree, Ine porsum ty Set sntterwyy tamtertiin:Ehickin ‘reone""unfethered tribe now) at has wer smoked oft conc {fa met ares Cimbes. 0, (Rid ahe. wa "or ecch. Joe cooden’ hep tram atop i de mace, at we ie Sa is dares to tck won tv my Kyargs {Vo omer nced dat bioun what etoed fp on hor face—twuer no palo eather. Well attr we Jot Wace, de eam your big’ gran’ chanaclion, We 8 ini we toon got whare we ail exe mine uy pepe, bet we he ‘me may” Fine rope isewe tpet"ter’ me's metah, te tert eerd dat oll fokee tam evdiy owed tr rnt mun oy de ih {a utah lee by Inn ww Ten fone Te wu ov ae misny resune wy sr eat foken is leavin, South ‘me think’, Gun, uy ete? Mater én wien resins wry my ohn tb tind tre for ‘pinks clover ter So pet en da en a ‘Walt, Gus, de et nat | gotter say ‘souk my ipa net ot Sar By soeach | matd at-River Side art ye Seto ioe ti ee tims we it 7 tote wt erbout my sty In Ba: A eal ag gle one oll ala" stro trom worm, Tk Vermifure Worm fan not fae Saint nate, Pane aa sitet na Ae sen, + mic, 2 i ati a Sets Se sit” sane ors Sth, fata Rah rs fare wince Pa St. Nicholas Church. coo sere sad chin Nea ee “ots SS ae eee Te Pee Say Se sins et tetas ct St. Clements P. E. Church. Se tae sie ae be he Rev Walesa es Moraing ponyer and service.11:001 ee Mt. Corinth Bapt. Church. (Schwartz and Liberty) Rev. Arthur Hubbard, Pastor. The Bruce summer school and playground activities began Monday morning, and the principal, and will run eight weeks. An able faculty has been seated and curved and oriented to their subjects or those desiring to make a higher grade next fall, should they be able to do so. Playgrounds and they will be taken care of until 6 p. m. Special supervisee activities. School hours are from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. and playground from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Tuition is only $1 per week or $7 for eight weeks. All interested parents will be with Prof. Sanderson, $390. On these hot evenings bring your family or party of friends to Boynton M. K. Dallas and Palage St. Phone #4532. We do the rest. Searchlight Association Stronger Than Ever, Say Official Heads The Searchlight Benevolent Association is stronger today than ever. We are prepared to take care of our members. We are a philanthropy. Our agency is out or gone out of business. That is all a mistake. We have just gone into business. We are here to stay and support your work. Your call on you weekly. Look out for them, bring them in. Give them a cheer. T. D. WATKINS, President. M. SMITH, Vice President. J. H. HARMON, Secretary. T. D. WATKINS, President. P.O. Box 132, R. P. 132, 9176 Prairie Ave. Hours: 10 to 13, 1 to 7, S. Tuesday by DR. RUPERT O. ROETT Physician and Surgeon Specialist Dismisses of Heart and Lung Injuries in Medicine and Surgery. Specialized in Medicine and Surgery. Woman Presidents' Hospital. B BAEHR'S IS 38 STEPS FROM MAIN STREET THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SHOES FOR JUNE 19TH WHITES, SATINS, SPORT EFFECTS $750 HOSIERY BAEHR'S BOOT SHOP INC. 1009 Capitol Ave. Men's All Wool Gaberdine Suits $18.75 Those Smart Sporty Belted Styles and Form-Fitting and Conservative Models in New Tans and Grays Tasty Pasty—All Kinds of Fancy Cakes—Bread Fresh Daily From Our Bakery THE WOMAN WHO WAS A WOMAN THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SAT JUNE 9, 1923. Attractive women everywhere depend on hair care. Why? Nature nurtures upon the young, and nature provides them with hair to retain it. Beauty of the hair can be retained or maintained with St. Clair hair products, and this fact is. It is no experiment. The result is a great destroyer. First condeed death, over increasing. The pure ingredients have asthetic and medicinal values that are not ever cut. If hair is cut, softness, hair and scab. If you desire soft, lustrous hair and no more litching hair and scab. If eventually—why not cut it? Fifty per cent cost. Course. Women probably firstly treat hair for particular—send nams for rogy. SENSATIONAL VALUES And CHEERFUL CREDIT Easily solves the family's Clothes Problems Farley's Exceptional Values and Farley's Simple Charge Account Plan of Easy Payments, meets the requirements of the smallest wage earner and enables every one to dress up in the most attractive styles without a big outlay of Cash. Buy and Pay the Easy Farley Way—A Small Payment down and the balance in easy payments to suit your convenience. Beautiful Dresses Matchless Values in Women's and Misses' Stunning Styles in Canton Crepes, Flat Crepes, Paisley Prints—All Tyme Crepes, Dresses for all Occasions and in all sizes, in all the newest colors and combinations of trimmings. $198 and up Women's and Misses' Crisp New Wash Dresses. Dainty Organdies and Volla, Fine Ginghama, etc. All so sheer and light and adorable. Women's and Misses' Clever Coats and Smart Suits. Stylish Skirts and Beautiful Blouses—Irresistible styles and exceptional values. Mens Suits Sensational Values for Men and Young Men A magnificent assortment of all the newest Sport, Jazz and Conservative Models in all the richest fabrics—the finest workmanship, the cleverest styles and the lowest prices. $24 and up Exceptional Values in Boys' 2-Pant Suits. Good all wool materials in Jersey, Cotton, etc. The workmanship and quality guaranteed. Heat's and Young Men's Palm Beach and Galveston Suits. Men's Stylish Straw and Polk Hats—Trousers and Shoes. Bay and Pay the Easy Way. The Big Campaign is in full swing. Farley means 2000 New Customers this month—Will you be one of the Happy two thousand? Upstairs W. T. FARLEY Upstairs 1009½ Texas Avenue CARD OF THANKS. I am indeed grateful and indebted to the many friends, who were so kind to us during the illness of my mother, and to her daughter, Diana, daughter of my son, J. B. Caffery, and for the many floral offerings and messages of sympathy at her death. I am grateful to the Baptist Church and Gregory School for their tokens. Prepare Now For June 19th Come in and select your Dress—Make a Small Payment and we will hold same for you until you are able to take the Dress Out. SEE OUR DRESSES FIRST—YOU WILL SURELY BUY Clearaway of Entire Stock of SILK DRESSES THE FEATURE OF OUR JUNE SALE! Every Silk Dress in the Store Must Be Sold Regardless of Cost or Former Selling Price—Drastic Price Reductions From every standpoint this is one of the biggest Sales of its kind ever attempted by us—it presents the greatest values of the season. You can choose from 500 Dresses rightfully Worth Several Times What We Ask for Them. MATERIALS: Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Sport Silks, Lace Dresses, Printed Crepes, Satin Cantons, Crepe de Chines, Georgettes and others. COLORS: Navy, brown, cocoa, green, sandalwood, rosewood, orchid, black and combination of practically all the above colors. PAGE FIVE ETRAVAGANCE Reader SUNDAY For June 19th Payment and we will hold same amount. U WILL SURELY BUY OF SILK DRESSES JUNE SALE! Regardless of Cost or Former Selling Reductions Need We $22 RESS VALUES AT $16.79 Best Sales of its kind ever attempted season. You can choose from 500 We Ask for Them. LORS: Navy, brown, cocoa, green, sandlewood, rosewood, orchid, black and combination of practically all the above colors. G. D. CRAWFORD 4201 Market St. Phone Preston 8644 LANE'S CUT RATE GROCERY MADAM I P. O. Box ```markdown ``` 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 smooth complexion come from back, but they do not. For some care and the frequent use of preparations of proven merit are the secrets. Use Madam C. J. Walker's Vegetable Shampoo Glossine Pure, thorny cleanses To soften dry, hair and scalp. curly hair. For Tetter, Eczema and Iching Scalp. Four preparations especially recommended for short, thin and falling hair, tetter and eczema of the scalp. Sent as trial treatment for $2.50. Complexion Soap Superlime Foam Powder Cleansing Cream Witch Hazel Jelly Compact Bounce Vibrating Cream World renowned and made so you have a lovely, smooth complexion. For Sale at Drug Stores, of Agents and by Mail. Free Booklet—Write To Day The Madam C.J.Walker Mfg. Co., Inc. 640 N. West St. Indianapolis, Ind. NEW! STARTLING! MARY E. Write for particulars, MME. JANIE C. SMITH $ 115 STYNOR ST. PHONE C. 640 HOUSTON, TEXAS HOUSTON COLLEGE Courses of study include State Permanent Certificate. Credit for school work. An able faculty of specialists. For Further Information, write— M. J. JOHNSON, Principal, or L. M. TERRELL, Pres. and Conductor. L. V. ALLEN LAWYER—NOTARY CIVIL PRACTICE A SPECIALTY 410 Milam Street Office Phone Preston 6127 Office Phone Preston 6958 Residence Halley 4331 DR. L. M. MITCHELL PYORRHEA SPECIALIST Office Hours: 8:30-2:00; 3:30-6:00 YATES PRINTING COMPANY Lincoln Theatre Bldg. "READY TO SERVE" We prepare your copy, print your job as you wish, in fact, we make our printing a necessity. PHONE PRESTON 5161 713 PRAIRIE AVE. HOUSTON, TEXAS THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1923. DORFMAN & SIGEL LOAN OFFICE "IT'S RIGHT FOR YOU" NO 333 Nemo$ SELF-REDUCING CORSET Good News for Stout Women Nestlé Self-Serve. No. 333 is a real bait. It has a low top and medium skirt. Made in durable pink or white cloth; sizes range from 12 to 18. If your seller can get it, name, address, and $100. It will send the concur. 1307 Clark Street MEAT MARKET IN CON- NECTION. JOHN L. BLOUNT JOHN L. BOUNTY ARCHITECT Modern Homes and Public Building. Prompt Attention Deliver to Mall Orders. Address 2819 Tuscan Phone H. 3467 Lawyer Special Attention Given to Divorce Matters. Property Rights Settled. Apply at Room 1, 918½ Preston Ave. Phone Preston 6086 Houston, Texas Mrs. R. B. Childs and daughter, Mitsa Robbie D. A. Jonas, Pr. C., Prepra. DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Prescriptions Our Specialty Pure Druge, Sundries and Toilet Articles Everything in the Line of Drinks at Our Soda Fountain 2204½ ODIN AVENUE HOUSTON, TEXAS$ TRUNKS, SUIT CASES and HAND BAGS Special Genuine Cowhide Bags, $3.95 Ward Robe Trunks, $25.00 and up Dress Trunks, $10.00 and up MONEY TO LOAN Unredeemed Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Bargains 418 TRAVIS STREET When Visiting the Island City Eat Your Meals at LOUISIANA UNION CAFE Splendid Culinary Service I. Phillips, Proprietor 511 25th St. Galveston, Texas THE STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. For Colored People Newly Built—Modernly Equipped—Capacity 100 Baths Daily Rheumatism, Malaria, Skin Diseases Stomach Trouble Largest Bathing Institution in the State For Colored People MARLIN, TEXAS MARY E. Phone Preston 1688 Reo. Phone Hadley 8282 S. R. GREEN REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INVESTMENTS I Handle Bargains Only Room 6, 400% Millan Street HOUSTON, TEXAS THE JONES PHARMACY J. H. HARMON, Prop. 423 BAN FELIPE ST. PHONE PRESTON 2921 Preston 3343 Preston 1909 A Healer of Great Power * MADAM IDA B. JEFFERSON P. O. Box 648, Longview. Texas MADAM IDA B. JEFFERSON P. O. Box 648, Longview. Texas "IT'S RIGHT HERE FOR YOU!" GROCERIES WOOD Wholesale and Retail CHARCOAL J. W. BOYD 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 Jones Tailor Shop Tailors-Dyers-Cleaners 2416 MCKINNEY AVE. PHONE PRESTON 6862 (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 is solicited. Preston 1909 PEOPLES PHARMACY Everything in the Drug Line—Toilet Articles and Cold Drinks An Efficient Prescription Department G. R. M. NEWMAN and H. E. McCOY, Props. 410 MILITAM SHOW SMITH'S RESTAURANT A. 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ANDREWS PROCER P.7061 T CENTER OF HOUSTON real Theatre THE AMUSEMENT CENTER OF HOUSTON New Ideal Theatre MOST OF THE BEST FOR LESS "ORPHAN SALLY" with an all-star cast. A stellar triumph of bitter deapheat, but an end that brings triumph and pleasing manner. **PEARL** "THE FLAMING HOUR" achievements and full of thrills. Also an episode of "THE OREGON TRAIL," al ever made. You can't afford to miss rry Semon in his latest comedy hit. OF LADY HAMILTON" him. It carries you through false pride, mystery and romance in a manner that im full of tennessen—a punch you will climak that will make you wish for on this one. Do NOT PETEWART in THEN GOLD" Truly a big bill. Don't miss it! BANKS in— A picture replete with rare achievements and full of thrills. Also ART ACORD in the first episode of "THE OREGON TRAIL," the greatest Western serial ever made. You can't afford to miss it. For good measure, Larry Senson in his most comedy hit. SUNDAY AND MONDAY—"THE AFFAIRS OF LADY HAMILTON" with a big cast of noted stars. It carries you through false pride, deceit, fickle love affair, mystery and romance in a manner that you will never forget. Brin full of tenseness—a punch you will wish for more. You can't go wrong on this one. Also ROY STEWART in "BETTER THAN GOLD" and a first-run comedy. Truly a big bill. Don't miss it! "THE AFFAIRS OF LADY HAMILTON" with a big cast of noted stars. It carries you through false pride, decet, deceit, love affair, mystery and romance in a manner that will make you laugh and a punch you will all enjoy and a brilliant climax that will make you wish for more. You can't go wrong on this one. Also ROY STEWART in "BETTER THAN GOLD" and a first-run comedy. Truly a big bill. Don't miss it! TUESDAY--DOLLASS FAIRBANKS in "FLIRTING WITH FATE" The master of thrills is at it again and pulls some sensational stunts that will make the most sturdy fright and shrink in fear. Also a good Western at comedy. WEDNESDAY— “THE TRUTH ABOUT HUSBAND Who can tell? What truth is there shrouded in mystery does he go when he leaves to go to lodge meetings? other questions of vital importance in domestic affair and the Traffic Alarm Band in “CAPTAIN KID” No. 14 and a funny comedy. it again and pulls some hair-raising will make the most sturdy gasp with Also a good Western and a funny "AROUT HUSBANDS" in there shrouded in mystery! Where to to do? Or to sniffing? Then and importance in domestic affairs are ably About Husbands." Also EDDIE POLO 14 and a funny comedy. NUMMEN in- "EXAS" Fest. Also an added feature and good ATE IN "PLUNDER," last episode; good ady. The master of thrills is at it again and pulls some hair-raising sensational stunts that will make the most sturdy gasp with fright and shrink in fear. Also a good Western and a funny comedy. "THE TRUTH ABOUT HUSBANDS" Who can tell? What truth is there shrouded in mystery? Where does he go when he leaves to go to lodge meeting? These and other questions of vital importance in domestic affairs are also answered in "The Truth About Husbands." Also EDDIE POLO in "CAPTAIN KIDD" No. 14 and a funny comedy. THURSDAY—FRANKLYN FARNUM in— "TEXAS" A big story'of the big West. Also an added feature and good comedy. FRIDAY (next) PEARL WHITE in "PLUNDER," last episode; good feature and a funny comedy. "TEXAS" A big story'of the big West. Also an added feature and good comedy. FRIDAY (next) PEARL WHITE in "PLUNDER," last episode; good feature and a funny comedy. COOL, CLEAN, COZY AND— AND ADMISSION ALWAYS 10c, 15c, and 20c. PHONE PRESTON 0879 ELMO MARTIN, Mgr. White Swan Barber Shop 506 Milam Street Eight expert tonsorial artists ever ready to serve your wants—Haia cut, shave, shampoo, massage. Hot and cold baths. White Swan Barber S White Swan Barber Shop 506 Milam Street Eight expert tonsorial artists ever ready to serve your wants—Haia cut, shave, shampoo, massage. Hot and cold baths. AARON BYERS, Proprietor House Paints We have the BEST PAINT for the money. Also Wall Paper, Floor Stains, Etc. Southern Paint Co. Paints The BEST PAINT Paper, Floor Paint Co. House Paints We have the BEST PAINT for the money. Also Wall Paper, Floor Stains, Etc. 1013 Franklin Phone Preston 4375 WE KNOW PAGE EIGHT SPECIAL 504 MILAM ST. FRIDAY (TODAY)— SUNDAY AND MONDAY— PHONE PRESTON 6979 LINCOLN Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 10, 11, 12 and 13 Featuring an all-star colored cast, including Evelyn Preer. It is one of Oscar Micheaux's greatest productions, and is one of the biggest colored pictures we have ever shown. You'll be surprised at the great progress our race is making in the motion picture world. It will prove one of the most entertaining dramas ever offered to the amusement lovers of this town. Starling human and inhuman freaks in a sizzling story of the circus. The most spectacular production the popular star has ever PHONE PRESTON 1995 O. P. DeWALT, PROP. & MGR. A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE BICHON REMEDIES ALWAYS ON HAND. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN MISSISSIPPI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 807 $ \frac{1}{2} $ Prairie Ave., Taborian Bldg. Houston, Texas 312 Milam THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1923 (THE HOUSE OF SPECIALS) STANDING ADMISSION—10c, 15c and 20c Friday and Saturday, June 8th and 9th " adventure pic e 10, 11, 12 an HOLE" Leylyn Preer. L and is one of you'll be surpr the motion pic ing dramas even CUS" g story of the olar star has e ANGER" PROP. & M RE MEDIES AL- Your Favorite Star IN "THE CITY CHAP" A Comedy Featuring AL. ST. JOHN Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 10, "THE VIRGIN OF SEMINOLE" An all-star colored cast, including Evelyn Har Micheaux's greatest productions, and lored pictures we have ever shown. You'll at progress our race is making in the m will prove one of the most entertaining dra amusement lovers of this town. Also "THE CRASH" A Comdey Thursday, June 14 SHIRLEY MASON IN "SHIRLEY OF THE CIRCUS" Human and inhuman freaks in a sizzling st most spectacular production the popular s "THE VIRGIN OF SEMINOLE" Also LEO MALONEY IN "THE UNSUSPECTING STRANGER" A Western Drama BICHON'S DRUG STORE 312 MILAM STREET Preston 527 (When Answering Ad. Mention The Informer.) MONEY TO LOAN The ISSIPPI LIFE INSURANCE COM ires to Make Some Loans on Texas Real Estate DAN COMPANY Real Estate The Desires to Make Some Loans on Texas Real Estate For Further Information Apply to STATE MANAGER C. C. STUART, Hairrie Ave., Taborian Bldg. Houston THE "PEERLESS CITY MARKET PRESSED POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGG LOOK FOR THE ELECTRIC SIGN BILL AND DRESS MLL OUR OWN POUL WE KILL AND DRESS ALL OUR OWN POULTRY City Happenings High above the noise and buttle of the street, our roof garden awaits you at $10.00 per night. Phone Rev. S. W. Johnson. Phone P. 4529. High above the street, a drive at bleven Tambrese Mrs. H. Green raised $76.44, and Mrs. Reecca Williams. Phone P. 4403. Headgear or monument, see H. C. DeGallite. To suit buerant; 2720 Liberty Avenue, phone Capilla 2104. L. B. Lienbout, local architect, is burying design for a modern church edifice for the East Trinity M. Church. For $36 you get as good a swim as you can find in any old gulf. Parts of five or more, Boynton M. Church, Dallas and Palage. Phone P. 4529. We are now ready to care for roof garden and bathing parties. Cafeterias are available at St. John's Dallas and Palage. For special rates, phone Rev. S. W. Johnson. P. 4529. Don't fail to attend the Monday evening, June 11. Some of the best local talent will appear. Benefit Union for RENT - Hall to halls, social gatherings, etc. 266 McKinney Ave. Nice space for parter or patio. Phone P. 4403. Mrs. M. E. Jackson left for Curaçao Monday to attend the wedding of her brother, P. D. 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Gibson 2522 Tum, Avenue Houston, Texas "Made Its Way By the Way It's Made" STANDARD CAPITOL. 2520 EXCELLO COMPANY NEW YORK The Recognized Master-Made Product Highest Quality-Superior Services Served Where Only the Best In Required COOLEST SPOT IN HOUSTON Apron Dresses $1^{39}$ The cleverest sort of Apron Frocks suitable for house or porch wear. Ten different styles, each as attractive as the other. Novelty Percales, Checked Ging- hams, plain and checked combinations. A most varied assortment of this sale. Every garment is made and perfectly finished. and choicest colors--pink, blue tan. Beautiful checks, plaids, novelty combinations. Many These Apron Dresses will give markably attractive to look up. Iching diseases can be controlled and cause removed by applying Balsam's Snow Liniment. The relief is point and armament. Three sizes: 60c and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by arbert's Drug Store. Friday & Saturday Star Dry C The Star Dry Goods Co. strive extraordinary. We are going ness month. Here are a few of Bried assortment of Apron Dresses Every garment is fresh, crisp and perfectly finished. Dozens of new at colors—pink, blue, rose, green, ye tiful checks, plaids, stripes, figure combinations. Many pretty trimming Apron Dresses will give real satisfaction attractive to look upon. The old swimwear trees used to be made by applying Bal. fabric. They relied on cement w masset. Three sizes. Tenor pool beats it 50 per bottle. Sold by More. Dry & Saturday Sp AT THE For Dry Goods Dry Goods Co. strives to give its pu We are going to make this a Here are a few of the many bargains A most assortment of Apron Dresses is shown in this sale. Every garment is fresh, crisp and clean, all well made and perfectly finished. Dozens of newest patterns and choice colors—pink, blue, rose, green yellow, red and tan. Beautiful checks, plaids, stripes, figured effects and novelty combinations. Many pretty trimms featured. These Apron Dresses will give real satisfaction and are remarkably attractive to look upon. Iiching diseases can be controlled. The old swimming pool under the old building has a modern concrete modern cement valued and floored prompt and permanent. Three sizes, terior pool beats it all below, Boyton St. 62, 46 and 18 per bottle. Sold by M. M. Church St. W. S. John St. 62, 46 and 18 per bottle. Friday & Saturday Specials AT THE Star Dry Goods Co. The Star Dry Good Co. stores to give its patrons values extraordinary. We are going to make this a banner business month. We are a few of the many bargains we have: A very good quality five Silk Hose, black, cord, white, gray, gude and gumetal price 48c $1.25 - The celebrated Buster Brown Hose, taller anac hose white, flesh, and 98c A high grade Ladies' full fashion shades $1.48 Children's three-quarter length Oated Hose, dropped stitch, brown and white 48c VOILE WASH FROCKS Just received, a special purchase of fine bottled Voyle Frocks, beautifully special $4.98 60-inch good quality Crepe de Chine, regular $1.38, special for Voyle and Saturday $1.98 Our own stock of fine Tissue Glikham, special 49c $54-inch good quality Ratine in all the leading colors 49c STAR VALUES OUTSHINE THEM ALL 807-809-811 CONGRESS AVE. BLUM-RAY & DAG BLUM-RAY & DAG HARDWARE BIG STOCK SCREEN AND POULTRY W WIDTHS BEST LAWN MOWERS AND HEDGE SHEARS BLOCK SCREEN AND POULTRY WI WIDTHS LAWN MOWERS AND HEDGE SHEARS BIG STOCK SCREEN AND POULTRY WIRE, ALL WIDTHS BEST LAWN MOWERS AND HEDGE SHEARS MADE Our Prices Always the Lowest 206-8 MILAM STREET Paramount and Okeh Records AT- Oliver's Music House 902 TEXAS AVE. (Corner Travis) Did you get the latest? THE RED RECORD. It Amount and Okeh Re AT- Over's Music H 902 TEXAS AVE. (Corner Travis) get the latest? THE RED RECOR Oliver's Music House 902 TEXAS AVE. (Corner Travis) Did you get the latest? THE RED RECORD. It is great. Its name is— Special booth for Colored at Oliver's—902 Texas Avenue. 100 Apron Dresses is shown in wash, crisp and clean, all well Dozens of newest pattern rose, green, yellow, red and stripes, figured effects and pretty trimmings featured. real satisfaction and are rem. The old swimming pool under used to be the thing, but modern consoles called and furniture proper pool beats all in hollow. Boy. M. Church. Phone Rev. S. W. J. con. R. 4293. RIDDY Specials THE Goods Co. is to give its patrons valued to make this a banner busi- the many bargains we have: VOILE WAHH FROCKS Just received, a special purchase listed, a retired Croak, beautifully dressed. $4.98 special 40-inch good quality Crepe de Chine, regular $1.38, special for Friday $1.98 Saturday... Our entire stock of fine These Gingham, special 36-inch good quality Ratine in the leading colors. $49 at & DAGLISH WARE POULTRY WIRE, ALL 35S HEDGE SHEARS MADE Okeh Records Music House (Cormer Travis) THE RED RECORD. It is -AT-