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NATION'S EYES ON TUSKEGEE; "RIOT ACT" IS READ TO HINES HOME EDITION NATIONAL SENTIMENT WHITES MEDDLIN PICKENS FLAY NATIONAL SENTIMENT AGAINST WHITES MEDDLING U. S. HOSPITAL: PICKENS FLAY FEDERAL POLICY (By the Associated Negro Press.) New York—Tuskegee Institute's plight in the fortunate trouble surrounding the functioning of the VeVetrans' Hospital at that place, has transcended on the subject of race adjustment. Northern newspapers, without regard to poli- be practically universal in scoring the insister group of Alabama white politicians who boldly "the- ed States government and Tuskegee Institute." newspapers of known standing claim a mistake. Says the Mobile (Ala.) Register: "The Ku Klux Klan demonstration in Tuskegee make it harder for the government to recede from place a soldiers. Whole intended to show the strength of the government's plan, it has also the aspect of a at the moment when a conference is about to be he bringing about an agreement between the governme- pus of Tuskegee, the display of the fiery cross mus- inporture, and, though designed to support the people of Tuskegee, may have the opposite effect New York.—Tuskegee Institute's plight in the face of the unfortunate trouble surrounding the functioning of the United States VeVetans' Hospital at that place, has transcended all other topics on the subject of race adjustment. Northern newspapers, without regard to political faith, have been practically universal in scoring the insistence of the small group of Alabama white politicians who bold "threaten the United States government and Tuskegee Institute." Even Southern newspapers of known standing claim a mistake has been made. Says the Mobile (Ala.) Register: "The Ku Klux Klan demonstration in Tuskegee will probably make it harder for the government to recede from its purpose to place a wholly Negro staff in charge of the new hospital for Negro soldiers. While intended to show the strength of the opposition to the government's plan, it has also the aspect of a threat. Coming at the moment when a conference is about to be held in the hope of bringing about an agreement between the government and the people of Tuskegee, the display of the fiery cross must be pronounced inupporture, and, though designed to support the protest of the people of Tuskegee, may have the opposite effect." William Pickens of this city, in a statement for the Associated Negro Press, called the turn from an angel to a demon. "That even Ku Klux Klaners are honorable free men that it should be respectful and datable attention. Say Dr. Pickens: Seven Hundred Kluxers. Would Hines Resign? VOL. V. THE HOUSTON INFORMER he's plight in the face of the un- functioning of the United States has transcended all other topics regard to political faith, have bringing the insistence of the small as who boldly "threaten the Uni- gene Institute." Even Southern claim a mistake has been made. in Tuskegee will probably ant to recede from its purpose to urgate of the new hospital for Negro the strength of the opposition to to the aspect of a threat. Coming is about to be held in the hope of even the government and the pope fiery cross must be pronounced to support the protest of the the opposite effect." (mont officials, and they have a poor ex- emplar for them.) LOCAL LAYMAN WILL GO TO GENERAL CONFERENCE All good things come to him who all provided he does something well, than in the case of Mr. Haywood Smith, railway mail clerk on the board of the board of trustees of the church. This was never taken away. At the lay convention held at Conroe some weeks ago Mr. Smith was presented with a delegate. At the conclave conference of the A. M. E. Church, which meets in Louisville, Ky., in May. This is an honor generally sought by the most outstanding laymen in the country, and Mr. Smith's victory is a well-deserved one. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923 HOUSTON COLORED POSTAL EMPLOYES HEARD MASTERLY DISCOURSE AT ANTIOCH SUNDAY The above photograph of the Houston colored postal employee was anapped by Photographer Harris on the steps of the Colored Carnegie Library last Sunday before the sermon and service at Antioch Baptist Church. This group does not represent nor show all of the local colored carriers, as some were on duty, some indisposed, some on vacation, and some "A. W. O. L." Two or three of the "old times" are very conspicuous by their absence in this picture, which causes us to wonder where were they on such an auspicious and epocal occasion. Taking his text from II Chronicles 30:6, and using as a subject "An Ancient Postal Delivery," Rev. E. L. Hartson delivered what is reputed to have been one of the ablest sermons heard in the city of Houston last Sunday at Antioch Baptist Church. the occasion having been well adverised previously. "What can he say to letter carriers?" was heard from all quarters, and interest was at fever when he announced his text. In four well defined divisions of the discourse Rev. Hartson showed that it a scorned invitation and its reception. Throughout the discourse he admonished the men to get together, unite their forces and forget differences, as did the children of Israel when called upon to meet at the house of the Lord. The occasion was the first annual thanksgiving sermon of the Colored Post Employee's Mutual Benefit Association appointed hour thoughts of people were crowding their way into the auditorium of the church in an effort to show appreciation. JOHN COVINGTON, COLORED REALTOR, PASSES SUDDENLY JOHN COVINGTON, COLORED REALTOR, PASSES SUDDENLY When the news was flashed over the city Monday morning that Rev. John Covington, retired business man, realtor and minister, had gassed away several hours and St. Charles street, in the early morning hours, the city sat in virtual "sacklech and absez." The decedent was not an old man in the general acceptance of the term, but was regarded as one of the city's most substantial and constructive citizens, having had an humble beginning. He field and was devoting most of his time to real estate and the ministry, and was regarded as one of the city's most substantial and constructive citizens, having had an humble beginning. Watty Chapel Church Wednesday morning. Rev. J. E. Nesby, life-long associate of the deceased, delivered the funeral ceremony, while Revs. J. R. Burdett, H. R. S. W. Johnson, H. A. W. Carde made short talks on the subject, and D. Ryan read a paper on his life and a telegram was read from Rev. L. C. Campbell, Austin. At the request of the family the father, was brief, yet it was very impressive and witnessed by a packed house. In Olivewood cemetery, Decased is survived by a large number of relatives. The Informer extends condolence to the family and St. Charles street a great and irreparable loss. "HOUSTON'S GOT 'EM" TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUU IN TUSS ACT" IS POSTAL EMPLOYEES EVERLY DISCOURSE AT ton colored postal employees was enapped day before the sermon and service at local colored carriers, as some were on three of the "old times" are very cor they on such an auspicious and the occasion having been well advertised previously. "What can he say to letter carriers?" he heard from all quarters, and interest was at fewer rates. In four well defined divisions of the discourse Rev. Harrison showed that the present postal service, with its many and varied departments, was a direct product of "an ancient postal delivery" system used by King Horse's army. In many cases of the discourse, 1. An attempt to get together 2. better late than late. DOCTOR LEE DECLINES PRESIDENCY OF LOCAL BAPTIST INSTITUTION Writing from Prairie View College where he is giving a series of lectures on the history of the extension secretary of the National Urban League of Iowa, he will be the dean of the Houston College, which is supported owned and controlled by the Baptist University of Texas, of which Rev. A. L. McCormick is president. For the last few years Prof. L. M. Terrell, former principal of Ft. Worth College, has been principal of this local institution of learning, but the board of directors, at a meeting held last week, pointed this distinguished educator for next year, but selected Prof. Leah TRINITY EAST YOUNG PEOPLE HOLD PARTY The Queen Eather Circle of Trinity East M. E. Church had an interesting and delightful afternoon with Mrs. Eather, Mrs. Major Taylor, at their beautiful Mrs. Freed Scott, Mrs. O'Neill, allowing a program, the girl enjoyed games on the spacious rooms, Mrs. Taylor on the members and friends by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Burt Taylor and Mrs. O'Neill, and Polk, Mr. John J. Houston, Mr. J. Jones, Mrs. Sanderson and San Taylor kindly gave the use of their cars for the occasion. Forty two people enjoyed the happy occasion. The members of the circle that was the most pleasant moment in its history Carnegie Library Robin St 4. a scout invitation and its reception. Throughout the discourse he admired the men to get together, unite, and work together. He did the children of when walled came to meet at the house of the Lord. More than forty-five postal employees were assembled in the Colored Carcene Library, where they had assembled. The services were held in the library. M. Burr, who, with the assistance of the other employees, is striving to put over a great program for the postal service. GEORGE W. HARRIS, RACE ALDERMAN, LOSES N.Y.C. SEAT GEORGE W. HARRIS, RACE ALDERMAN, LOSES N.Y.C. SEAT HINES' TUSKEGEE CONFERENCE FAILED TO CLARIFY SITUATION; MANY BITTER SPEECHES MADE (Take the Associated Negro Press.) (Take Ala.—The meeting of the white city with General Hines of the Veterans' bureau, which Thursday afternoon, July 5, was characterized by the strongest possible appeals to ignorance and General Hines was rather non-committal and did measure of comfort to the whites; the glowing repapers to the contrary. The bureau director man whowere promised the citizens of Tuskegee a life so without authority. On the other hand, he made was not his intention to break down the cordial rite the races in Tuskegee. State Senator R. H. Powell, who has led the lot a Negro personnel, was the chief spokesman for he proceeded to read the "riot act" to President General Hines. "The white people of Alabama will Educated niggers, not stand for a Negro personnel," and said Powell, as he pointed his finger to in General Hines' direction. Continue to for sixty years, and to government will continue to stand a send a lot of North Carolina drop of South here who will be putting on airs and spilled." Tuskegee, Ala.—The meeting of the white citizens of Tuskegee with General Hines of the Veterans' Bureau, which was held here Thursday afternoon, July 5, was characterized by bitterness and the strongest possible appeals to ignorance and sage prejudice. General Hines was rather non-committal and did not bring a full measure of comfort to the whites; the glowing reports in the daily papers to the contrary. the bureau director made it clear that whoever promised the citizens of Tuskegee a white person, did so without authority. On the other hand, he made it clear that it was not his intention to break down the cordial relations between the State Senator R. H. Powell, who has led the local fight against a Negro personnel, was the chief spokesman for the citizens, and he proceeded to read the "riot act" to President Harding and to General Hines. "The white people of Alabama will Educated niggers, present these laws, not stand for a Negro person," and traditions, and they may be right said Powell, as he pointed his finger or wrong, but we have defended them in General Hines' direction. Continuing for sixty years, and we are going to the government will continue to stand by them until the send a call of Nazi terror to Southern white blood is here who will be putting on airs and spilled." C.C.C. WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT C.C.C. WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT The Houston Colored Commercial Club held a special meeting at the home of the American Mutual, 714% Prairie avenue, Monday night. The club will host a report of the executive secretary regarding the rates and accommodations to Hot Springs, Ark., for the National Negro Business League, August 16, 1923, and to enroll all Houstonians who plan to make a trip to the region, identified their intention to make this trip, provided the standard Pulman can be secured and to secure this 25 per cent must purchase tickets and berths and leave Houston. No special car can purchase with less than 35 per cent. It will be made available to make the trip to get their name in to the club quarters, 419% Milam street, by August 1. The regular meeting of the orphanation will be held Monday night, July 25, at the American Mutual and the full attendance of the member will be a full attendance of the member will be a full Friends Meeting will begin at 8 p.m. BISHOP GRADUATE HONORED. Honoring Miss Pinkie M. Rice, class of the 1922 graduating class of Bishop College, Mrs. T. M. Shadowes was hostess to detainal meld event at the library and commended the artery avenue home Tuesday evening. Some twenty or more of the younger students were present and enjoyed the communion immensely. Music, games and formed the evening's program by the hostess served in a pep talk named Mme. Shadowes was assisted in the serving by Mme. W. J. Wise of the W. J. Hardcorp, the late director to the honors. --- PRICE: 7 CENTS NO. 9 HINES CONFERENCE RIFY SITUATION; ER SPEECHES MADE of the white citizens of Tuskegee县 *sunrise* Bureau, which was held here characterized by bitterness and o ignorance and race prejudice. immittal and did not bring a full; the glowing reports in the daily reau director made it clear that Tuskegee a white person, did her hand, he made it clear that it own the cordial relations between so has led the local fight against spokesman for the citizens, and act" to President Harding and to Educated niggers, recent these laws and traditions, and they may be right for sixty years, and we are going to continue to stand to stand until the last drop of Southern white blood is "Among the other local apocalypses was Congressman Lamar Jeffers, who, according to *Happo*, in *International Medical Corps* on one of the leading klansmen in Alabama. In it said that General Hines was deceived by the *Happo* dress. For the present, Director Hines said, the hospital will be conducted of Negro nurses, but the process of selecting Negro physicians ready to work in the Post-Mortem North, decided will be continued. In that reports on in settling the controversy he might make the institution a white center. This he, has he interested in doing. The colored veterans will re- A.F.&A.M. GRAND LODGE REPORTS GREAT SESSION A.F.&A.M. GRAND LODGE REPORTS GREAT SESSION The most worshipful Widowson grand lodge, A. F. and A. M., and the Lily of the Valley grand chapter, O. E. of Texas, on the 28th of June closed its lodge, and the 29th of June session the two departments and invaipring and far-reaching, covering some of the most interesting incidents in the history of the order, and facing some of the most biblical crimes and overrun by an unanticipated Master Mason, in the person of one Mr. N. N. Boozer of Houston, Texas. But as David Crockett, one of the early settlers of Texas, once said, "The people you are right led and ahead," this did and success was ours. The grand session had the pleasure of entertaining our most pauper man, the Master Patterson, who interested his bearers in the dignified lodge and chapter, as if with a magic wand. The grand master of the Universal Grand Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of the State of Louisiana and the grand masters of the O. E. of Texas, held carols of their grand staff and motorized away from Shreveport, La. to Tampa Bay, where they grand lodge and these distinguished visitors, upon being introduced to the marks which brought life and light to our grand and noble order. (Brigham, Mrs. Addie R. Wade, A. G. Q. K. E. of Texas, 412 Grove St., Houston, Texas. 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Western College, U.S.) LESSON FOR JULY 22 INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-ID John, the Broomed Friend of Jesus (Luke 9:40, 50)—A Character John of Hobbs. 1. His Interference of Irregular Services (Luke 9:40, 50) in his intolerance of this displease. There seems to have been no question but what the man was really casting out deity, even though he did not possess the Christian character of a disciple. There seems to have been no question as to the reality of the truth which this disciple taught or the work he did. There is a fact that he lived all through the Christian centuries. Whoever witnesses truly of Christ and does His work has God's witness and does His work has God's witness and the tolerance and declared that "he that is not against us is for us." May we always show the same consideration to work even though they are not members of our particular church. H. John's Righteous Indignation 1. Jesus Face Set toward Jerusalem (v. 51-53). He knew what was before Him. 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But all these languages or dialects belong to one or other of two Classes, those of Malayan race and those of the aboriginal inhabitants, the Actas or Negritos. Compaction of Bones. The house of the body are composed of animal matter and mineral matter, which is lime. The animal matter consists of them with old brown sandstone tablets. The little girl was much interest. It's a nice little graveyard, mother, she said, and "I suppose those brown stones are for colored people." Wonderful Physical Development. On the high Andean plateau in Bolivia, five dwarfs with the cheeks of giants. These men are Bolivian Indians, and, living as they do at a height of 1200 feet above sea level, they have developed immense lung power to enable them to breathe properly in the rarefied air of those regions. Hard to Choose. We have to choose between blink chances, and I must imply an agree that anybody brought up directly to deal with that choice can hesitate which of the alternatives he will accept. . . 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Forest Home has sanitary sewer, shelled streets, city water and other improvements that make of it the best addition ever put on the market in Houston for color people. If you will compare the prices at which Forest Home lots are offered and will take into consideration all the improvements you are getting, as well as the beauty of the property, you will find Forest Home lots are offered at very low prices. The sanitary sewer connection in Forest Home alone makes of it a most desirable place to build your home. When you are asked to buy a lot, inquire whether you are getting sanitary sewer connections. Remember you are getting a sanitary sewer connection on your lot in Forest Home free of charge. Forest Home lots will increase in value, so you are not only getting a most desirable place to build your home when you buy in Forest Home but you are also making a good investment. You cannot afford to pass up the opportunity that is offered you. Afteryou have paid in a certain amount you will have no trouble getting a home built in Forest Home. Forest Home is located in the Third Ward. Holman Street runs through the center of it. It begins on the 3000 block on Holman. Embry & Gillette are the owners of Forest Home and they will be glad to verify every statement made in this advertisement. Get in touch with me and let me show you Forest Home. Hadley 6924 PAGE FOUR THE HOUSTON INFORMER SOUTH'S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER "It Ites You Told—Nothing Else!" Published every Saturday at 410 Kilham Street, Houston, Texas. Entered as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the postoffice at Houston "exxxa, under the Act of March 3, 1987." NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATE$: **Design Advertising Representative, W. B. Ziff Compaar, 608 South Street, Chicago, Illinois** Vivica Burial, St. Louis, Mc. Louis, 480 Longwood Avenue. IMPORTANTI Make all checks, Craft, money orders, etc. payable to and address all communications to The Houston Informer, 419 Millam Street, Houston, Texas. NOTICE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS: Always demand a receipt when paying your subscription to The Houston Informer and pay no subscriptions to unauthorized representatives. All duty appointed agents will have receipt books. Protect your interests, as well as pays, by insisting upon a receipt and then keep it. TELEPHONES: Office: 8:00 a. m. to 7 p. m. ..... Preston 1268 Nights and Sundays ..... Capitol 1446 Preston 4100 PILLOW OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FIRST IN SERVICE (All Matters Copyrighted) ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHED HIS BLOOD FOR HIS CITY WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL AFTERWARDS. NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO MORE AND NO MAN should RECEIVE LESS. — ROOBEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923. THE REAL MILK IN THE COCOANUT! With Tuskegee Institute under a veritable reign of terror; with hoarded figures and exponents of mobocracy staging a demonstration of protest almost on the grave of the lamented Booker T. Washington; with pie-hungry demagogues floating defiance in the face of federal government and demanding that the hospital are erected and dedicated for colored soldiers of the World War be manned by an entire white personnel; with members of Principal R. R. Moton's family leaving hush to remain away from Tuskegee until the storm blows over or subides; with Dr. Kenney, for over twenty years physician and surgeon at this famous institution of learning and generally regarded as the most available race professional to be in charge of the United States Veterans' Hospital, seeking shelter and safety in the North; with lesser employees of the colored race being forced to flee from the hospital to more civilized and humane climes; with armed guards to avert outbreaks between the races, the Tuskegee situation is both nasty, precarious, acute and alarming, to say the least. If the federal government ever demonstrated any backbone or "guts" (pardon our commonplace vernacular), this situation at Tuskegee certainly calls it forth and the more the issue is tempered with and compromised the more acute, serious and menacing it will become. With Tuskegee Institute under a veritable reign of terror; with hooded figures and exponents of mobocracy staging a demonstration of protest alone on the grave of the lamented Booker T. Washington; with pie-hungry politicians and Negro-hating demagogues flouting defiance in the face of federal government and demanding that the hospital erected and dedicated for colored soldiers of the World War be manned by an entire white personnel; with members of Principal R. R. Moton's family leaving Tuskegee because of the tension and with Dr. Moton's friends advising him to remain away from Tuskegee until the storm blows or subsides; with Dr. Kenney, for over twenty years physician and surgeon at this famous institution of learning and generally conceded and regarded as the most available race professional to be in charge of the United States Veterans' Hospital, seeking shelter and safety in the North; with lesser employees of the colored race being forced to flee from the hospital to more civilized and humane climes; with armed guards to avert outbreaks between the races, the Tuskegee situation is both nasty, precarious, acute and alarming, to say the least. If the federal government ever demonstrated any backbone or "guts" (pardon our commonplace vernacular), this situation at Tuskegee certainly calls it forth and the more the issue is temporized with and compromised the more acute, serious and menacing it will become. But what is the real milk in the cocoanut? What is the genuine bone of contention? Is it fear of the Southern bugaboo, "social equality" or is the objection based on the ground that intelligent colored men and women, in such good paying and lucrative positions, will have a "bad effect" upon the colored youth of that state and section? Where is the likelihood of more so-called "social equality" among colored nurses waiting on and served colored inmates of the government hospital or with white nurses serving and administering unto the wants of these black warriors, maimed and disabled in democracy's mighty military confession? It does not require much brains to see that the greatest menace to Southern "white supremacy" and most insidious ally to "social equality" will be for white women to serve as nurses in this colored Is it fear of the Southern bugaboo, "social equality" or is the objection based on the ground that intelligent colored men and women, in such good paying and lucrative positions, will have a "bad effect" upon the colored youths of that state and section? Where is the likelihood of more so-called "social equality"—with colored nurses waiting on and serving colored male inmates of the government hospital or with white nurses serving and administering unto the wants of these black warriors, maimed and disabled in democracy's mighty military conflagration? It does not require much brains to see that the greatest menace to Southern "white supremacy" and most insidious ally to "social equality" will be for white women to serve as nurses in this colored hospital. Are we to infer, then, that these peanut politicians and pseudografters are perfectly willing to subject and force their women to mix, mingle, and come in direct contact with these colored ex-soldiers and stand the danger of being "contaminated" and "polluted" just for a few measly shekels? Why are these white Alabamians so anxious to man the hospital with a white personnel and so determined to see the colored American fill only the most menial positions? Why will these Dixie axisistocrats, plutocrats, democrats and "hellocrats" add additional impetus to the exodus of the Southern blacks to the North and East by such an infamous, inconsistent and informal policy and program? What do they hope to gain by such unwarranted, uncalled for and unapproved actions and anties? What are our "good white folks" going to do in the premises? What can they do? If politics makes strange bed-fellows, then money, which the apothecary termed as the "root of all evil," makes some persons cut some of the government will spend about $1,250,000 per annum at the Tuskegee Hospital for its operation and maintenance, and, since THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923 d times will make a monkey eat red pepper and the sight of the green will intoxicate and drive mad many a man, the action of Alabama mob should not be so surprising after all. The informer, knowing the South and its customs, of the opinion that this huge sum of money, which the federal government is to spend at the Tuskegee hospital, is the milk in the coconut the real bone of contention. The mob's demonstration and attempted intimidation of both the government and the colored attaches of the hospital have not only her disgraced and humiliated the South, but such acts are the arguments available to show just cause for the government to give this institution to some other section of the country and concretely why colored people are leaving the South. There should be no delay and dillying dalying in this respect, because the House of Arkansas has not only unpleasant and unwise for a colored personnel at the pal, but jeopardize the lives of the disabled veterans for whom elemenosnyrinary institution was established. The federal authorities must be firm and determined in their acceding this hospital, but to permit the institution to remain housed in the House of Arkansas, washers and domestic disorders unlike anything ever witnessed in this country be utter folly, stupidity and simply fan the fires of racial red, ill-will, antipathy and animosity. The issue is squarely up to President Harding and Directors and if the situation is further messed up and rendered more nauseaetic, the blame will fall upon the federal government; for forewarning is forewarning. Selah! Ethiopia's HAMATIC C Our last article of Tyre; its unanimous and its share in beating Tyre, into the water. Today we count the Negress and desire of the armed the tiquity, namely, Locust. Cartagene was coast of Africa, north of 26° 50' north of the peninsula extending of the Mediterranean, have shown the importance of Carthage in a commendable city was laid out without any obstruction; for forewarning is forewarning. Selah! monkey eat red pepper and the sight of the tree and drive mad many a man, the action of it not be so surprising after all. g the South and its customs, is of the opinion of money, which the federal government skegge hospital, is the milk in the coconut attention. and attempted intimidation of both the armed attachs of the hospital have not only umilified the South, but such acts are the to show just cause for the government to some other section of the country and people are leaving the South. delay and dillying dalyling in this respect mob will resort to any means to make and unwise for a colored personnel at the Curse of the Curse of Nerges and destine him for veterans for whom institution was established. must be firm and determined in their acut, but to permit the institution to remain "um" and precipitate racial clashes and do anything ever witnessed in this country, fan the fires of racism and animosity. up to President Harding and Director is further messed up and rendered more blame will fall upon the federal govern- a forewarning. Selah! hard times will make a monkey eat red pepper and the sight of the long green will intoxicate and drive mad many a man, the action of the Alabama mob should not be so surprising after all. The Informer, knowing the South and its customs, is of the opinion that this huge sum of money, which the federal government plans to spend at the Tuskegee hospital, is the milk in the coconut and the real bone of contention. The mob's demonstration and attempted intimidation of both the government and the colored attaches of the hospital have not only further disgraced and humiliated the South, but such acts are the best arguments available to show just cause for the government to remove this institution to some other section of the country and show concretely why scoried people are leaving the South. There should be no delay and dillying dalyling in this respect, for this hungry and howling mob will resort to any means to make it not only unpleasant and unwise for a colored personnel at the hospital, but jeopardize the lives of the disabled veterans for whom they are held. The federal authorities must be firm and determined in their action regarding this hospital, but to permit the institution to remain in the very heart of "Bam" and precipitate racial clashes and domestic disorders unlike anything ever witnessed in this country, will be utter folly, stupidity and simply fan the fires of racial hatred, ill-will, antipathy and animosity. The issue is squarely up to President Harding and Director Hickman to preside over and fund more nasty and nauseating, the blame will fall upon the federal government; for forewarning is forewarning. Selah! PREPARED MINISTERS CRYING NEED artment of interior has recently published riting facts regarding the colored ministry al the fact that prepared and trained miners needed in our race. cement, "the demand for colored ministers United States is 1,500 a year" according to statistics. cement continues, "less than 100 colored kind of training school in the country for less than 10 were college graduates, the other 90 for the colored ministry was ears of grade school work." church schools of all denominations in the millions of communicants and constituents far surpasses and exceeds that of theortage of ministerial timber should cause along this line. fastest force extant for the alleviation of for rendering and maintaining the social Virgil, with other the story that Dido the founder of Cara however, say this in the mistress of the work merchants of Tyre. married Tyre as their you and I and all in growth, growth and conde to the world, for Negroes. Constit The wheel of act races are bound to turn in placing the times he was seen in the mountains and uphill journey and with herdles and much in that to maintain and doctorise our young men of intelligent The United States department of interior has recently published some interesting and startling facts regarding the colored ministry of America, which reveal the fact that prepared and trained ministers are sorely and badly needed in our race. According to this statement, "the demand for colored ministers of the gospel in the United States is 1,500 a year" according to reliable and authentic statistics. During 1922, the statement continues, "less than 100 colored men graduated from any kind of training school in the country for preachers and of this number less than 10 were college graduates. The average training of the other 90 for the colored ministry was about one and one-half years of grade school work." With fully 50,000 colored churches of all denominations in the United States and with millions of communicants and constituents, whose average intelligence far surpasses and exceeds that of the average minister, this shortage of ministerial timber should cause our race to think seriously along this line. The church is the greatest force extant for the alleviation of human woes and ills and for rendering and maintaining the social safe family and secure, but no people can make real religious progress with unprepared and untrained spiritual leaders; for no man can teach or impart that which he does not know and he can not know unless he is taught, and, going still further, he can not be taught because he bounds the institutions specializing in this particular form of education of education and training. There is no other calling or profession among our people where a man knows such little and yet occupies such a high place as in the pulpit; where ministers are preaching and expounding the gospel to men and women in all walks of life. Before a man can become a physician and attend to the wants and lills of the physical man he must complete a prescribed course in an accredited medical college and then pass an examination before the medical board of the state in which he desires to practice. This also applies to dentistry, pharmacy, law and practically all other vocations of life. No person can teach in public schools, colleges nor universities until he has completed a prescribed course, secured a certificate and otherwise qualified as a teacher. Yet we permit any and all sorts of men to fill our pulpits and try to supply our spiritual needs without the least semblance of preparation and training. We must have the highest earthly calling and the office of the preacher is not only to teach men how to live better lives in the terrestrial realm, but to so indoctrinate and teach them that they will also live eternally in the celestial abode. The minister is God's prophet, who stands between the Creator and the creature and inspires, informs and improves mankind with his messages and department; standing as the watchman on the terrestrial realm, marking at the sight of danger, while serving as the connecting link between God and man. His (the minister's) office is both high and holy and his preconceived idea that all the preacher has to do is to open his mouth and the Lord will fill it, is both fallacious, erroneous, misleading and tantamount to saying that God is ignorant, dense, unlettered, and inseparable from infections in a slip-shody, happy-guilty and unintelligent manner. We must emphasize the necessity and importance of our religious leaders being not only divinely called and consecrated men, but prepared and well-trained men as well; for the times in which we live demand intelligent as well as religious men to occupy our If our churches would stop calling to the pastorate so many lazily good-for-nothing, ignorant and unprepared (and often uncalled) men and place some value and premium upon both spiritual qualification and spiritual intellectual attainments, a new day would soon dawn in our churches. No failure nor misfit can successfully fill the pulpit of any church; yet so many of our ministers, after failing in everything else that they tried to do, take up the ministry as the last resort, their chief stock consisting of a pair of healthy lungs and healthier heart, and they are not able to perform the same work. Then, too, so many of our prepared and educated ministers, as soon as they get a good charge, receive a fair salary and are called "doctor" by the members and public, stop studying and simply rehash their sermons, giving their members the same sermon with painful regularity, occasionally taking a little time to at least read the sermon, and the discourse, if they do employ the same text and subject matter. This criticism does not only apply to our ministers exclusively, for most of the colored professionals reach the period too soon and early in their careers where they conclude that they do not need to study any more, apparently satisfied with their meagre accompaniments, but they do not have attained the acme of perfection and that "ne plus ultra" is inscribed on the apex of their achievements and attainments. More of our capable young men should enter the ministry, but they should be certain of the call and then prepare themselves for their life's career; while our congregations should insist upon and accept the appropriate ministry, but an educated and intelligent ministry as well. --- Ethiopia's Place In the World's History Our last article dealt with the glory of Tyre; its unmatchable purple dye, of Tyre, into the hands of Alexander the first part of the Curse of Noah. We saw in the fall of Tyre, into the hands of Alexander the first part of the Curse of Noah. Today we consider Carthage, another city of Tyre, and Negroes and destined to equal in size of arms the greatest empire of antiquity, carthage. Location. Carthage was located on the north coast of Africa, situated in about half a mile of the coast, 295 east, the modern Tunisia, on a peninsula extending into a small bay of the Mediterranean Sea. Recent studies of Carthage know how to plan a city in a commandable manner, the street regiment crossing each other at right angles, apart, spiritful to the guays. Virgil, with others, makes much of the story that Dido, the queen whom the founder of Carthage. Historiae however, say this is a legend and that merchants in Carthage, in the midst of the world, was founded by merchants of Carthage, that the Carthaginian civilization Tye as their mother city. Hence you and I all and Negroes can grow up, with growth, growth and contributions of Carthage to the world, for it was founded by Negroes. Constitution. The wheel of activity to which all races are bound has made a queen in place of the Negro today under the leadership of the Negro law has still pillowed. a Negro law has with herdies and sharp stones, so much so that that frequently heard the young men use our young men to seek any other sphere of intelligent expression rather than the young man seeking to enter the legal profession ought to take heart of the Carthaginian Carthage, founded by Negroes, had a fully formed society that Aristotle, the philosopher who ruled religion, science and are for eight years long, comprises. The number of inhabitants in 149 B.C. just before the third Punic war, is unknown. The population was partly Phoenician and partly Carthaginian, and by carthage of Udine, Hutad metum, Hippo and the two Leptates. The connected history of Carthage begins with the fifth century, a period of wars between Carthaginians and Carthaginians. The subjugation of Southern Italy began in 121 B.C. by conquering nations into collision. Then came the first Punic war, in 119 B.C., against Carthaginians in a great naval battle, the Carthaginians in 121 B.C. were conquered in 241 B.C. The Carthaginians gave up siege and paid an indemnity By REV. W. P. STANLEY, Vicar St. Clement's Episcopal Church Later History. Location Founders. Constitution. Population. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER be borne in mind, though, that Hamas's bad defeat was due to discussions at a military strategy on his part. Just as the U.S. A. was divided on the question of to war with Germany in the world divided on the question of going to war with Rome, then Hamas decided to fight practically alone, and that with mercenary troops. His defeat, battles he did what Napoleon failed to do, that is, cross the Alps with troops fresh enough to fight successfully. Destruction of Carthane By C. F. RICHARDSON. BENEFIT BALL GAMES Without trying to appear selfish or to expect too much, the ego into the game will be withdrawn with the attendance at the two games the colored mail carriers and Colored men recently for charitable causes. The lack of mail all day and then go out in the afternoons and practice for these games. The professional men of the C. C. C.队 kayade their professions and close up hours in practice for these games. The coaches they lose virtually half the work and often are so sore the players are not able to play little; yet our people do not seem to clate the sacrifice these players are to the race's sake and its elemenomy. While it is true that the players close and fun to a large amount, yet they are willing to contribute to these causes the people should make a few sacrifices and attend these games in Every church in the city should have taken a bunch of tickets and sold them to the congregation every pastor could have consistently and conscientiously urged upon his congregation to be in a lucidable cause. We have some theatrical performances, for example, some hair with his wares or a style show be promoted and the maturity of the congregation will advance and boosting the event, especially if salaried are to be financially benefited. Then, too, our people do not mal术 the proper attitude towards such things as not crying particularly at the games, we do believe that colored games, we do believe that colored lack of appreciation and gratitude. it appears that the vast majority of our people are aready in wholly coercive and theirs, which ill for our selves and theirs, which ill for our special solidarity and self-improvability. we need to wake up and become citizens, even in the South, have Houston attained a city block when it comes to porting such worthy and needy facilities. we sincerely trust that whenever another benefit game is staged in this city, our people will evince a little more interest in the event and gratitude by attending the game in large numbers. we attendance and the culture of ball put up by those teams, warrants and ball put up CIMBEE'S RAMBLINGS Deer Gun: I wuz down ter my ole haem town tither day an' doun" everw thing mowir "dang tellerlur kaw tundirlur" "dang tellerlur kaw tundirlur" me heir keep everh tapering. I 1our dum mat de dweet ang'梨 angle what yuiler fust dit widen at de Eye Deal an' Llinkmnt thaaters on Mundy an' Thaumdys quit gennit thaaters ter town mowir on de fom an' rang 'em up an' get 'em tot dat I dunt plaed Sam Sierraver in my represervative for dmen '3 weeks. an' imy dates on nine 'der calinder what hadn'ter i gladly tinder yet "Beech Sam" WANTED - Live agents in every state and community to organize local job openings. We pay while you live and pay as you write. Write daily for communication. H. Y. THOMAS, supreme exorator ruler, H. T. TABBIR, Tibbier ruler, H. Houston. 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Per piece 5c Men's and Boys Wear Pretty Laces and Embroidered, per yard 5c Highly perfumed Talcum 9c Violette Enriquee Face Powder 10c Children's black ribbed 10c 160 yard spools Coats can 6ilk silk Sea Vansell, per bottle 9c 56 yd. Spool Silk, all 5c color Laces, in black and brown, all lengths 3c Boy Cape, made of high grade organicle and lawn, trimmed in up to 68c; yd. choice of a large sample lot 39c Fancy bow lot in pretty Floral, design, 4 to 4-inch width, per yd 25c Groceries Sayman Soap 9c Bar 1 No. 5 can Sweet Po- tatoes 10c Nigerer Catch Patch Syrup, No. 1% 13c Nigerer Catch Patch Syrup, No. 2% 23c Nigerer Catch Patch Syrup, No. 5 47c Nigerer Cured Breakfast Bacon 22c Salt 15c Pork 15c Plums 16c Hams 16c THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923 WHATNOT COLUMN By Robert P. Edwards. (For A. N. P.) 16—Who seized the Confederate district on May 13, 1863, the Confederate steamboat "Panter," the special dispatch boat "Gentleman," the postmaster at Harper's Island, and taken by Robert Smalls from the wharf at which she was lying, carried safely to the water, and freed to one of the vessels of the federal navy. 11—What is the first clause of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution of United States? Article XIV, section 1, born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States, who shall abide by any law which shall abide by the state whereby they reside. No person of the United States, or any member of citizens of the United States, may any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, nor deny the jurisdiction the equal protection of the Next Week's Whatnots. 12. Did Samuel Coleridge Taylor ever speak in English? 13. What became of the Pyramid of Chaos? 14. What reward was Robert Smith given for his exploit? 15. What is the fifteenth amendment to the constitution of the U. S. A.? NOTICE! Ancient Order of Pilgrims: By virtue of the authority in me- nature as worthy shepherd of Victoria and Victoria, I am joint meeting of all local sanctuaries of the Houston district, through your meeting on Tuesday, July 24, 1923, in room No. 4, Taborian Building, with Crawford Tuesday night, July 24, 1923, in room At this meeting plan will be per- fected for our annual installation, to be held sometime in August. Please be present in July. Yours in L. B. and C. R. M. CATCHINGS, W. S. Victoria Sanctuary A. O. O. P. St. Nicholas Church. Corner Bell and St. Charles, Rev. Carl F. Schappert, S. S. J. Order of Services Sunday Mass - 6:30 and 10 a.m. Monday Mass - 10 a.m. Blessed Sacrament - 7:30 p.m. Week Day Mass - Every morning at 10 a.m. Your attendance is most likely on Monday. OPENING OF MRS. M. B. HURTT'S DRESSMAKING SCHOOL Earn from $25 to $30 weekly easily when qualified by our course. particulars call Preston 9661 or write MRS. M. B. HURTT 904 Schwartz St. Houston R. L. JONER, the old rollable wood boiler up to ten feet just recove- several carcasses of pine and oak wood and is ready to fill your fuel wants. Ram's Hall 602 or call at yard, 1655 Ram's Folly Street. PE-RU-NA FOR SUMMER COLDS Break them up. Colds are quote entrench and there is danger in letting them run. Prepare hay then mounting this emergency for over fifty years. Bald Everywhere Tobacco or Alcohol HEALTH TALKS The brain, that wonderful mechanism that controls the workings of the body, is the most concentrated of water. The liver, the important digestive organ that manufactures nutrients, is the most complex complete digestion of our foods, containing 75 percent of water. The saliva, the mucous that changes many of our foods into a form easily digested, in almost all water, which are the framework upon which the other tissues are superimposed, and whose strength is one and one hundred times that of the composed of 40 percent water. This will demonstrate beyond any doubt the concentrated water in the human system. Water increases the muscular movements of the intestines and thus avoids the risk of diarrhea. It is found to be so after years of experience and scientific research, it is sufficient amount of water to avoid disease. Rather, a physiological investigator, such as Dr. Robert Hather, a physiological investigator, all its sugar and fat, and also one-half of its protein food and still live; but it is not sufficient amount of diet. We are continually living water from our bodies through the lungs, kidneys, and bowels. Thus it is essential to make up for this continual amount of water. Water is taken into the system through our food, such as milk, juice, and butlery largely by pure, unglazed glasses of water. We have often heard the statement that water should not be taken with milk, because it contains a juice in the stomach. This statement has been found to be false and without much recent establishment, the fact that water taken with the meals still flows a flow of gastric juice. The time to drink water then, in with the meals, is three to four times every day. FOOT NOTES TO AFRICAN HISTORY (By The Hamill League.) .... In inevitable Africa. Slowly, but ever sure, the sons and daughters of Ham are creeping the calcareous earth with worth old, White King Toot, for instance, bobbed up at a most inconvenient time. Kippele everybody that the Negro never was anything to be all about will be anything. Then Caramau and Carter busted into the tomb of the king. There was plenty of newspaper notes for a moment. Then silence. The truth is that folks wanted to know么. They must know that just know they never have done to say that Toot was white folks could afford it. So we went the high stair to put on the soft shoes on an Rugby Tool for war or But Toot was only one blackhawk out of a million. A white face in her hair was a symbol of death in December. Let the truth be told. Toot may give a gentle吻 to history, but she stood worse than that in her sweet young life. In fact, things may seem to prove that Africa is known that when it comes to claiming a place in the sun, old Africa staked the land and the moon god and all the gods. Africa is holding a royal flash. ODD FELLOWS TO MEET. There will be another meeting of the Board of Trustees to the forthcoming grand lodge of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and to the forthcoming grand lodge of Hall, Croby and Horton streets, th Ward, Sunday, July 22. 3:30 p. m. you will plan to attend the meeting. All march are urged to be present and on time. Sam Cohen, chairman, R. G. Lacket,Secretary. All matter intended for invasion in the current issue must reach the president's desk on Wednesday NEDON OF EACH WEEK. All persons dealing to get the president's attention must weekly accompany THE HOUSTON GROUP, given their own grounds accordingly. HOUSTON ODD FELLOWS SELECT S. A. & A. P. RY. TO SAN ANTONIO MEET All local lodges of the order are asked to contribute RI to the expense of the lecture, Prof. R. G. Lockett, secretary, 410 Houston College. There will be another meeting of the Houston delegation at Old Pillows Pierce Canyon, Houston, July 21, 2014, 2 p.m. All delegates and members plan to attend the grand lodge are asked to attend. BANQUET TENDERED TWO LOCAL MEMBERS BY MODERN AMERICANS * Houston Assembly No. 2, Modern Americans, tendered a banquet to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams Tuesday night and presented with F. S. Alke as master of ceremonies. Welcome to supreme home, Mrs. M. W. Matis; response, J. B. Williams; request of Banquet, Robt. A. M. Matis; request of Members and Citizens, F. S. Alke; solo, Miss Anne L. Allen; presentation of presents, Mrs. M. B. Smith remarks by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smith; supreme scrible and Rev. A. M. Harris. This testimonial banquet was quite an enjoyable affair and all present had one immense time, leaving declaring that no time is a topiother and peaceeer. N. B. C. AUDITOR OFF. Prof. E. D. Pierson, 318 Robin street in Baltimore, the annual audit of the Baltimore City vention, Incorporated, of which he is the president and CEO, and Helenes, Ark.: Chicago, Philadelphi- Washington, D.C.: City of Baltimore, Memphis and points before returning to Houston at the B. R. P. U. and S. S. State time, which conveys with Antioch Ivy League, the secretary of the former state organization, church and science teacher at college. GRAND CHANCELLOR VISITOR. Prof. W. S. Willie, Waco, grandmaster of the Colored Knights of Poker since last issue, being in the town since last issue, did he blow right in, did he stuff and blew again. He states that the team that a net increase in excess of $33,000 has allowed him during the past year. His son had attained another sublimet and "kill" champion. DALLASITEA ENTERTAINED Dr. and Mrs. Waldo J. Howard, 1042 Live Oak street, tendered a complete collection of his possessions, Mouthsman E. W. Rard and J. H. Dodd, at their beautiful residence Tuesday night this summer society members of the elite and since the number of the elite and since Mr. Howard is such a charming hostess, please an elegant pleasant one for all who were present. BACK FROM INSTITUTE. Rev. E. O. Woolfell, pastor Trifty M. E. Church, has returned from Stanford University faculty at the school-day Epworth League and Sunday school Institute held at Wiley College. He reports an ex-college internship and constructive and inspirational work was done at this summer training school for reticulous workers in the Methodist FISHERMAN'S LUCK. Mr. John H. Cullinan, 717 Robin street, queen several minutes in Galveston left with a pair of dips in the surf in the evening, and a pair of dips in the morning, that yo'er driver was loaded down with sandwiches, the gift of the fisherman and the gift of the fisherman, may your tribe never grow In this sale we offer unusual value. Greeve 500 Cotton Dresses in a large office of mat or sand in still larger variety of smart a wrist- style for women or men. All be- materials pre- served, but in each price group. Volle Glossman Basline Swiss Organdy Normandy Volle Linaceo Pongee $2.98 Blue Brown Black Green Orchid Red White Corn Bewick Tangerine Champagne Oreal Combination Trimmings Lece Embroidery Ruffles Organdy Plants Panels Drapes Responses Effects $3.98 NOTICE! THE WRIGHT LAND CO. Has moved to Room 221 (second floor) of the Reisner Building, 210½ Fannin Street; just over Sam Wilson's Barber Shop; just back of Zindler's big store and across the street from the old Postoffice Building. Come and See Us PHONE PRESTON 421 Mt. Corinth Bapt. Church. (Schwartz and Liberty). Rev. Arthur Hubbard, Pastor. Order of Service PAGE FIVE NOT IN HOUSTON Pro BASEMENT PRICER-CASH AND ORDERS FILLED nt's Greatest Sale Dresses 16 to 46 on sale we offer annual values. Over 500 Cotton Dresses in large variety of materials and in still larger variety of smart an american style for women and beauties. All be- materials pre- cured, but not high price group. Colors Blue Brown Black Green Orchid Red White Yellow Rewards Tangerine Champagne Odor Combination 98 $398 ning. Many good points were drawn for the benefit of the financial drive, under the direction of Mine. R. C. W. and the financial drive, rendered by little Mime Johnna McNew and the dramatic reading of mentions. Mrs. Jennie Hubbard returned tuesday evening after spending MIS. M. D. L. DRE. Report, Chicago. —MIS. M. D. L. DRE. Report, Chicago. The Rev, W, P, Stanley, same address, Order of Services. Morning prayer and service: 11:04 a.m. Evening and season: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening: 7:15 p.m. Wednesday or invited to worship God with HOUSTONIANS IN ATLANTA Houston is aptly represented at the semi-annual meeting of the directors of the Standard Life Insurance Co. Citizens' Bank and Trust Co. and Service Company, which had forth in Atlanta, Ga, this week. These attending are Prof. J. M. Prierson, R. L. Iance and O. P. DeWalt. Your How can experience, ea fare and happ Your Question Your Question How can I, a woman without training and experience, earn the money so necessary to the welfare and happiness of myself and those I love? 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I was overloaded with KINKOUT. I was overloaded with KINKOUT. I received my KINKOUT a few days ago and it is a wonder. I am telling my friends of your wonderful hair preparation." H. A. Athena, G. a large 8-inch tube, enough to last an average family months for only 10 days. With this equivalent to many ordinary tubes, ZUHA will also give free with each order for a limited period of time one 25c bar of powder both soap with each order of KINKOUT. Write today before you wear it. We guarantee that if KINKOUT is not fully as wonderful as described your money will be immediately incorporated to act as a new hair preparation." H. A. Athena, G. Just see what grateful people all treat me and are saying about this treat inside discoverer. "KINOUT makes a wonderful difference in my appearance. Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. "KINOUT made me very happy." C. R. Louis, Mt. "KINOUT is based upon the calibrative medical learning of the an- cient Moors and the modern science of Zuria. They are located it to the grateful public under at 580 N. Dearborn St. "KINOUT is used for your health and letters to Dr. Boon Bansh, ZURA, free, 580 N. Dearborn St. Chicago. Agents can make a fortune in every city, county and state. Makes a $4 a week in a small town for someone else beats you to it. In order to introduce this wonderful preparation ZURA, Inc. will send in a confidential proposition to agents. KINOUT is for sale at all good druggists. Your druggist can get it if he wants to. Insist on the genuine KINOUT in green and yellow tubes. Substitutes may be dangerous. Scientific Leader, Erstrømheen, head of the Allexandra library, first measured the circumference of the earth in 265 B.C. Thought for the Day. One can be loyal to his own convictions without being insistent of an other's convictions. Don't Even Let Him In. 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ZIRKA will also give free with each order for a limited period of time. We offer a hat of percidide bath soap with each order of KINKOUT. Write today before it is too late. We guarantee that of KINKOUT is not full as wonderful as described your money will be immei- tible. Return soon in New, before this great offer is with- Send cash, money-order or stamps for one dollar and you will receive a large tube of wonderful KINNOTO whitener soap free. Send all money and letters in Dr. Ibn Beesian, 2424A, Nassau County, NY. Agents can make a fortune in every city, county and state in the U.S. They make $40 a week in a small town makes $60 a week. Give someone else beats you to it. Give someone else confidential proposition to them. Don't Even Let Him In, Cast out the scorn and contempt shall go eat; you stale and repress shall cease.—Splendens. THE HOUSTON INFORMER. SATURDAY. JULY 21. 1923 By MORRIS SCHULZ.T © 2012, Western Mail Magazine Division. *YOU don't think—naked Walt* ten, looking at Jones with and den horror in his eyes. Jones would not say the word that means "they are gone," nor answered creatively. "Nothing of that sort on these islands." "Then what are they hoping to keep?" Oh, ransom, I guess, regulated the kids. "I don't believe the ransom custom ever got to this archchapetage," and his friends, "and his syllized eyes" did not. "Why, that's their staple diet." But that knew it that was not so. They captured the only two survivors of the schocker, wrecked on the South Side of Chicago, for a purpose which they dared not admit even to each other. They contained in a small hot, closely guarded by warriors with spikes. They had been grazed and had in their thirty had to have recourse to the thin, oil fluid constantly. They were blown on that food. Each had put on pounds of weight in that short time. Outside the city, they were visitors from other villages. Among them was a copper-colored chief, and an opal hat on the palm of a braun and an opal hat on the "That's the follow up to, if you want to walk to Walton. "How the gang hops to him. Know when he reminds us of, Bordirbios, that third child of Bordirbios, that third child of Walton. The elementary education at Harvard. Remember old Bordirbios, Waltner? Remember old Bordirbios, Waltner? Remember old squirrel whisky and he gave a wardsance for us on the restaurant table! He was a kid, old Bordirbios, they played them, biology and biology." But that's not Bordirbios, answered Walter. "Bordirbios never went home. He got a job with a life insurance firm as a salesman. "I win it wham!" sighed his friend. "Oh, my God, look, look!" made its appearance over one that had been kindled, and a succession of native women was coming up from the river. They were giving them into it. And around the fire a fantastic war-dance was in evidence. Round and round went the line of wards, welding their spears and uttering shrieks. More and more, given the tumbon, bounced in the jungle, bounced out their dull instrument, to boll nurl whipped Jones to Walton. "I always knew that." "So did L." The most fierce cannibal of the South Sea. Oh, if only we knew some way of appealing to that manschief's heart! There must be an end. Look! The dance is ended. The dance certainly was ended, and a couple of native women were pushed into the chair, into which the plump chef depicted himself, his war club in his hand and his opera hat tipped over his head. He made a sign and instantly two warriors danced into the hat, insulted Jones and Walters, and dragged them out of the room. The chef raised his club meditatively. "Bong walla walla," he remarked, "a completeation at the pot, and the salt." "Say, we're-know kind of soup." babbled Jones hopefully. "My friend had hardened of the classes hat me—the Doc and was petious." The chief smiled, a meditative smile, he answered, and belling takes all the bad qualities out of them. And he raised the club on high. "I am bortoloch," he uttered. "I, it is Bortoloch! Say, don't you know me, old man! Don't you remember the舞衣 in the dance end." The chief let the club fail. "Jones of Harvard!" he yelled. "And Walters!" "You won't eat us now, chief?" "Eat you? Why. I guess not! If I realized you were Harvard men, you would not take to this little unpleasantness, for which I offer a thousand apologies. You must be my guests instead. I'm going to pick out the tenderest, fittest man in the room, for tonight's banquet instead." Treasure Awaits Finding In Connecticut there are several families who owe their wonders rise in the world to the use of a suitable case was the recovery of the Edinburgh china a covered wood, which was covered the wood that but contained the it, and which had been buried during the Revolution. Because of its rare value, and because it is fortune- and also a lawsuit that is famous in legal snacks, the Edinburgh cocoa, which family papers show to be of great value, is still scattered close to the family, family, family, Westborough, M. V. ME N. A. FRANK Order from either Place. MSS Prairie For Vacat MADAME N. A. FRANKLIN Specials For Vacationists! ```markdown ``` eling Luggs and Other Accessories Timing Their Summer W before Buying Elsewhe For Those Planning Their Summer Vacations, See Us Before Buying Elsewhere Also Diamonds, Jewelry and Ideal Gifts FOR JUNE BRIDES SOURCES: 9 a. m. to 1 e. m. 4 to 6 p. m. Sundays by appointment. Office phone Proton 4121. DR. C. M. NICHOLS Physician and Surgeon Office: Taborton Bldg., Suite 230, 807% Prairie Ave., Houston, Tex. 666 Cares Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilirubin Fever. It kills the germs that cause the fever. DR. THOS. J. HACKETT, M.D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Specialist in Venereal Diseases Office: 212-212-2121, C. 2180 South 321-321-3211, C. 2180 HOUSTON, TEXAS H. C. DeGAULTIE Dealer in Monument, Henderson, Elc., Priced to Sell the Buyer. Marlboro Warehouse 2728 Liberty Ave. Phone Capital '234 Phones: Office P. 5501. Rem. C. 551 DR. T. M. SHADOWENS Physician and Surgeon Residences 2815 Liberty Avenue Office 415% Travis Street HOUSTON, TEXAS THE FRANKLIN SYSTEM AND PREPARATION GREW MINE. GIVE IT A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED MADAMI 2342 State St. CHICAGO, ILL. Specials Travel And For Those Planning Us Before Also Diamonds, ry and Ideal FOR JUNE BRIDGE OTTO'S LOAN 818 PRESTON AVE. 404 FOR MEN ONLY. All men are Johnson's Silk Top for men only. JOHNSON'S SILK TOP SELECTED Constructed from the finest silk and cotton fabrics and designed to be comfortable and comfortable for men. PRICE £1.00 Four expert artists ever ready to serve your tonalistic needs. We carry a full line of confectioneries, cigars and rollers, hair adaptation specialty for men only. We will straighten your hair for $1.50 or sell you a treatment for $1 per box. Johnson hair dressing is excellent for dandruff and tattoos. Price 60s per box. Give it a trial. J. Johnson, proprietor. J. JOHNSON AT Lincoln Barber Shop 709 Prairie Avenue Not Threat! We want friends to flish about us, but not to reflect on us—Boston Transcript. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWS PAPER IS YOUR HAIR SHORT OR THIN? Doe it break off or fall out?. Is it dry and wry? Have you scab disease, or more than a normal amount of dandruff? To those desiring to try my wonderful Hair Preparations I will mail, on request, a SIX WEEKS' TRIAL TREATMENT, consisting of Shampoo Soap, Hair Grower and Pressing Oil with full instruction to use the same, for only $1.00. Once you use the Franklin Hair and Face Preparations you will be satisfied with no other. Make all orders to— N. A. FRANKLIN Order from either Place. 855 Prairie Ave., HOUSTON, TEXAS For Vacationists! Slashing Reduction on all Luggage accessories Summer Vacations, See Elsewhere ```markdown ``` 4 to 6 p. m. Office phone OLS ergon Suite 220, Boston, Tw. First In Circulation In News In Editorials In Classified Ads In Display Ads In Local Ads In Foreign Ads In the Home In the Church In the School-room IN EVERYTHING AND EVERYWHERE "South's Greatest Week Newspaper." B. R. Peters, Optometrist 815 Prunie Avenue Wear Kryptik Invisible Lea Phone Preston 6256 ```markdown ``` THE HOUSTON INFORMER 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 smooth complexion come from hack, but they do not. Constant care and the frequent use of preparations of proven merit are the secrets. Use Madam C. J. 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PHONE C. 640 HOUSTON, TEXAS S 410 Millum Street Office Phone Preston 6127 Office Phone Preston 6958 Residence Hadley 4331 DR. L. M. MITCHELL Horse-Wranglers. Tidal Waves Called "Boreas." "Borea" is an abrupt tide wave that hails from the ocean, the water then running up the channel with great force and noise. The most celebrated borees are those in the Ganges, India, and Brahmaputra, Amazon, Bay of Bengal. The borea borea has been known to reach a height of nearly 16 feet. A horse-wrangler is a herder in England. A horse is an even stock farm. The origin of the phrase has been assumed to be an extension of the verb "wrangler" in the English language. Refractory houses in the bunch. In England, he is a horse dealer—"Dlurker." People Must Be Informed. A popular government without popular influence is not but a prologue to a tragedy or a tragedy. Kameen Masson. Brockyrake Move Liven. Liven Brockyrake Move Liven. the longest-lived, be exceeded only by McKendallia and farmers, ac- counts to the United States Department of Labor. Gews Ket Codfish. Owne Kit Councils. In Norway the beads of oolite are mixed with marine fibre and are grown to increase their yield of oolite. Thought for the Day. There is never a valley so deep that we cannot see out it we will look up. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1923 Special 10 Days ONLY 40% Discount On All Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags A small Deposit will hold any article during this sale and you can pay balance to suit your convenience. DORFMAN & SIGEL 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. 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M. : AML STEEL CARS LAST TO LEAVE “rnin Leave Grand Central Depot (CITY TICKET OFFICE —) Travis & Texas Ave. ‘sw Big Duy for Those Who Visit ‘aan hon ett Be Pony Sos ns cat ike mew wird erty een Tee = Resicxtiems amd Conveniences, Good Drainage, ‘Water, Electric Lights, Cement Walks, Shelled Streets amd Good Street Car Service. Se ea bh es mc = | $450 to $750 ‘$10 CASH $10 MONTHLY HO BIIEREST OR TAXES FOR TWO YEARS COME OUT ARY DAY, ANY TIME peer ey Sasa acim tor anion” Eee a er enacts eons Be Serer ae ete _—SUY YOUR LOT BEFORE THIS RISE TAKES PLACE. Saeeeeeeee ae Sees Saar: HEADTIFUL HOMES ALREADY ERECTED SSS tre a ‘Sauth. aed they are reasonably priced, too! mov rocar rormcar ‘Tate Literty car, transfer to Lyons Ave. car; get off at Ee pees ely recat fa baying 8 ot and being 0 ee ee eee | PEOPLES HOME INVESTMENT CO., INC. OWNERS. 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