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DRY CONFERENCE FARCE! RACE PURCHASES CHICAGO PROPERTY ANNUAL OLD FOLKS' DAY, ANTIOCH, SUNDAY, OCT. 28, 11:00 A.M. Special Program and Dinner For Veteran Members and Aged Friends FINAL EDITION VOL. V. TENNESSEE'S BIG PROGRAM. We are praying for the speed and efficiency of our veterans can yell and truly join forces and work for interracial harmony, unity and goodwill to—the American citizens and be treated and regarded as such. We quite distrust that day and era, but let us live in hope if we die in depaul. Selah! CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS. Colored residents of the Fourth Ward, particularly on Sunbury, Robbins, and St. Louis streets, are busy installing and making maintenance connections, the city streets on several of the streets in this ward occupied by colored civic clubs of the present municipal administration, for when all property owners will virtually write off the career of the old surface privies so prevalent, such homes in this ward will be more in contact with public health so long in and other wars occupied by our people. While the installation of these modern improvements will be rather easier to install, homes in this ward and will perhaps mean insured renters where they do not have to be more careful on lease and longer lease on life will be easily worth the investment and comforts are more of an investment than an expense. Although the lack of modern conveniences, such as paved streets, nantucket city streets are not willing to pay a little more for these added comforts, the person who would have such conveniences and comforts in this day and must not "down in" to go without it. We know of instances where our residents meet the obligations incurred in modern improvements) said their property owners removed to learn developed sections of the city, just to do dodge spending, or they had or could get, for civic improvements, to be citizens in dead, as well as in talk, we might as well make up our minds that we are going to be aggressive citizens, and do one part THE HOUSTON INFORMER $10,000,000 WINDY CITY REAL ESTATE ACQUIRED BY COLORED AMERICANS DURING LAST YEAR (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, Ill.—More than $10,000 gone over to college users, either year. It is continuing to turn over an $10,000 per week. With a continues in a serious state. The condition is accounted for has been going on in Chicago a spring. When the people came, relatives, friends, at hotels, or approach of winter, many have go, and they are anxious to spruce necessity, as well as a righteous Chicago. I—More than $10,000,000 in Chicago real estate has gone over to colored users, either by lease or sale, within the last year. It is continuing to turn over now at an average rate of more than $100,000 per week. With all of this, the housing situation continues in a serious state. The condition is accounted for by the tremendous influx that has been going on in Chicago all summer, starting in the early spring. When the people came, they were willing to stay with relatives, friends, at hotels, or anywhere convenient. With the approach of winter, many have had their families come to Chicago, and they are anxious to spread out. In fact, it is a physical necessity, as well as a righteous desire. "We sold our place down home, and corporation can buy one building, and we have many, many flat buildings, sold one citizen to an A. N. P. representative. "It is my thought," he beheaded, "that I should put the money to good use while we are in height with concrete demonstrations of racial business aggrievance that at the same time, provide for my family. I can have a place to live, and at the same time, provide for my family. I can have a place to live, and at the same time, provide for my family. America everywhere. Here is an interest or two. Chicago has the large Outside Investments in Chicago There are more people outside of Chicago than in any other city of the country, not excluding New York. There are more people here who themselves have never set foot in Chicago. They have property here who they have confidence. Some of them expect to live in Chicago. There are a number of business and professional men in the South who visit here from other cities and families live, and from which the children go to school, and the fathers have their children in a community plan of apartment purchase has gotten under way in Chicago. The community plan is incorporated. A building of stricter modern improvements is found, and the building of this kind containing twenty-four apartments was purchased last year. This new kind is now under consideration. Under the law the community purchase to make the neighborhoods in which we live compare favourably with those occupied by other people. We can do, personally, to improve the conditions around our premises and enhance the city improvements in cultural residential districts are easier and uncomplicated. We can augment this program and bring it right in front of our homes, we can other cities and take advantage of and profit by these necessary and permanent improvements. Already the city health department has notified all the residents served by the city health department are gladly encouraging the opportunities and connections, and, judging from the activity of plumbers in Fourth Ward, the city is well connected. We are gladly encouraging the opportunity to we do our best to the city's failure for their intent civic improvement work in the city. We are also gladly being the motive, either or distant, the fact that people will be encouraged a chance in enjoy and share modern convenience and yearly residence in this city. OLD FOLK PROGRAM HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1923 The banks have grapped the vision of the state's financial competition are extensive, a hand of by-passions that is proving successful. The state's banks have "other side," at least four or five in the bank's portfolio, and their "eyes opened" by the remarkable development of the racial banks, state-owned banks. WOODMEN BIG GUNS VISITING LOCAL ORDER; DR. ARNER WILL SPEAK Dr. E. W. D. Abner, supreme commander of the American Woodmen, Denver, Cubs, and General John L. Dallar, Treasurer, Tenn. and the general order, are Houston visitors, being here to meet the lodge and uniform company. Dr. Abner is the head of the rank of the order, are Houston anm of this order. He will deliver an address to the citizen of Houston on Friday night (Friday) and will also speak a Antich Baptist Church night night (Friday) and will also speak a general public invited to beer this distinguished fraternal leader. Incidentally, both of these men are native and original residents of Marshall. S' DAY, And Dinner "HOUSTON'S GOT 'EM" AS, SATURDAY, OCTO NFER ASES O COLORED KENTUCK RANKS AGAINS RACE IS VEHE COLORED KENTUCKIANS CLOSE RANKS AGAINST DEMOCRATS; RACE IS VEHEMENTLY ASSAILED (Lincoln News Service.) Louisville, Ky.—From every Charles I. Dawson, republican can the solid colored vote of this state election. Organization has gone plebe, and the results of registrar support this conclusion. This is among whom Mrs. Alvin T. Her mented national committeeman a critical appeal. Mrs. Hert has been the women of this state on the rehe is giving her personal attention among the women voters. For general organization among ican, of Hopkinsonville, has been in ican headquarters, and the busi ward, meeting with remarkable ored men and women. PYTHIANS LAUNCH DRIVE IN HOUSTON 1000 MEMBERS AIM employed to enlist the man power of the race for a larger and greater program on racial cooperation, improvability and solidarity. WHITE HOUSE PALAVER PASSED BUCK ON OTHER VIOLATIONS OF SEVERAL NATIONAL STATUTES (By the Associated Negro Press.) Washington, D. C. "Shall the of the United States be enforced?" big issues before the electorate of tial election. Colored America h is issue, if it will only be used to ad wihinge on the 18th amendment, but there is a comeback to it will make the whole grand circuit and Spark Plug. Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania President Coolidge took it up. Idaho, who on occasion has procla 15th amendment was passed, condo of eloquence on the enfo that marks him as a true statem past utterances and indifference gogue. By using the very own language people are asking whether Senate a hypocrite. Washington, D. C. "Shall the amendments to the constitution of the United States be enforced?" That promises to be one of the big issues before the electorate of the nation in the 1924 presidential election. Colored America has an "ace in the hole" on the issue, if it will only be used to advantage. The crux of the issue will hinge on the 18th amendment, "as sure as gun's made of iron," but there is a comeback on the 14th and 15th amendments that will make the whole grand circuit race look like a Barney Google and Spark Plug. Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania laid down the gauntlet; and President Coolidge took it up. Senator Borah, republican, of Idaho, who on occasion has proclaimed his sincerely regrets that the 15th amendment was passed, comes forth in a typical Boralistic outburst of eloquence on the enforcement of the first amendment, that marks him as a true statesman on its face, but in the light of past utterances and indifference, brands him almost as a demagogue. By using the very own language of Senator Borah, a number of people are asking whether Senator Borah should be designated as a hypocrite. Is Borah a Hypocrite? Declarating that the prohibition amendment is "the storm center now over the constitution," Senator Borah writes, "there is no need to nevertheless, there it stands as a hoax within United States boundary as their slogan: "This is a white man's country." It is regarded as a rather gritty rite, but it is not a rite that the United States nevertheless, there it stands as a hoax "It is in the constitution after years of axitation and discussion, after forty three states had already adopted statewide prohibition laws, and after ratification by forty-six states of the union. Surely no one can claim that the constitution by accident, or as a result of undue hustle. (The name may be said of the 16th and 18th amendments, as they went the name course). Senator Borah declared he was of the opinion that the constitution could be recarded as more vital to the cause of freedom than the amendment, which guarantees free speech's free press and the right to worship God according to the dictates of the constitution. Hypocrites in Law. The South, the Ku Kux, the Chicago Tribune, and a few other elements OCT. 28, 11 rers and Age PRICE: 7 CENTS RCE! PERTY AVER PASSED VIOLATIONS OF NATIONAL STATUTES COULD "ENFORCE" LAW FOR LYNCHING PROHIBITION; NO (Lincoln News Service) Washington, D.C. At the exact moment the governor of Georgia was invigorating agent Congressman Hill of Maryland for who was arrested and the agent for congressman wilt to ferment in his cellar, a nero named Carter was taken from the Virginia thirties, near Richmond, to be lynched. Glass was speaking before the citizen's conference in sensor here last week, and asked: "If you would find an officer who would arrest him if he allowed violence to occur in sensor here, would you Virginia to bench respect for the law by punishing Virginia as a law-abiding community? If what the senator was literally true, possibly by attacking a white woman, might have had a fact could be dislaced, instead of displaying that the Virginia senator often take a life than take a drink. 1:00 A.M. FED FRIENDS NO.23 PAGE TWO ٢٠٤٥٦ ```markdown ``` 0 Every cause th have for shoes recommend Goodbye Let us months We m we al boys—a The 412 FA THE HOU MADAME BEAU POLITTE EFFIOEN OLD SHOES ARE BE Everyone dreads to "break cause the old pair is so comfy have foot ease and save more shoes. Let us build them recommend and apply guar- Godyear rubber heels. Let us show you the way to months of extra wear out of a. We make OUR NAME st We also carry a full line of boys—at reasonable prices. 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PHONE PRESTON 4833 OLD SHOES ARE BEST FOR COMFORT Office Phone Preston 8127 PORO COLLEGE 4300 St. Ferdinand Avenue, ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S.A. DEPT. M Shoe Repairing 10 THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1923. NOTHING PAYS LIKE PAYING DALLAS, TEXAS, Dallas 6 192 3 No. 278 THE HUFFLEY STATE BANK TO THE ORDER OF E. Lemmons $15 00 His hundred dollars The DOLLARS Progressive Mutual Fire Insurance Co. N. D. Hamm The above is a facsimile reproduction of the first claim paid in Houston by the Progressive Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Dallas, a colored institution. Lemmons by the company's Houston representative, Rev. W. G. Hunter, and is full settlement for a loss sustained by Mr. Lemmons in his cafe, which was destroyed by fire at Andrews and Business Attach. Fourth A. Nothing pays like paying and it pays to pay. The officers of the Progressive Mutual seem to realize that they paid the prompt manner in which they paid the local claim demonstrates the fact that they are really and truly progresses. Since fire insurance companies of other races are not particular about insuring homes and household effects of colored people, this particular field offers an excellent opportunity to our local. AGENTS: $8 a Day BORN OR WOMEN Cleaning Sorrows. Sorrows, as sorrows, bring down the cleanliness of the house; bring down the heaven down close; and bring down the circumstances of cleaning and purifying.—Recher. Depth and Stillness. Clear writers, like clear fonts, the tone and depth, to deep as they are; the use of metaphors, poetic devices—Puffer Stranger. Long Lose Abundance of Yin, Yin. Ad in exchange, "Taking holy deities convivial engagement, silly or otherwise; adapitable."—Boston Transliteration. 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HOUSTON, TEXAS LOTS I SELE OTS IN FOR SELLING SELECT Y There are good reasons why a number of sales on Forest Home lots are being closed. Those reasons are as follows: First—The splendid location of FOREST HOME—It is in the 3rd Ward, a section of the city where values are constantly increasing; Second—FOREST HOME possesses those improvements that go to make an attractive place in which to live—FOREST HOME has sanitary sewer and city water, which connections are free to each lot in the addition—The streets are shelled and sidewalks provided throughout the addition; Third—The low prices of FOREST HOME lots, when you consider the location, the beauty of the addition and the improvements that go with the property; J. H. RO 3201 Pierce Avenue SAL ```markdown ``` THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1923. MES AIRD, YOU ARE A THING DRINKING SICH WONDERFULLY EYES BELIEVE ME, MAD ONE OF DREAMS, SIMPLY ADORE YOU IMPEED SAME MAKING DAY IN YOUR BUS IN STEAD OF PLEASURE FISH ET VE. 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That the ways of the politicians and office-holders passeth all finding out and fathoming, was very concretely and forcibly demonstrated in the conference held by some thirty-odd governors with President Coolidge at the White House last Saturday. These state executives, called to confer with the nation's head regarding the enforcement of the 18th or prohibition amendment to the federal constitution, seemed to have forgotten that there are at least three other constitutional amendments or more, long since placed on the federal statute books, that are in a state of enforcement of the federal statute books. As long as water remains wet and time endures, it will be utterly impossible to enforce one particular constitutional amendment and wink at and conceive at the non-observance and non-enforcement of other amendments to the same constitution. If the Southern states can nullify and run roughshod over the 18th amendment, the most Southerners contend, as a post-bellum measure, why can not the Northern states, by the same method of reasoning, virtually tell the 18th amendment to take a swift flight to hades? The Informer is not a supporter of the liquor traffic, nor does this paper hold any belief in the Bootleggers' Association; for it concludes that a woman suffrage long before either became the law of the land. But, The Informer cannot subscribe to, nor embrace the idea of having fits and "immies" about the nullification of the prohibition amendment and then rest perfectly at ease regarding the fate of other amendments attached to the same national document. As it has been a long time since President Coolidge and most of those state governors attended school and studied American history, the Declaration of Independence—called the Magna Chartta, the western hemisphere—and the constitution, we will address it in the benefit of these and others, a few lines from both documents. The Declaration of Independence sets forth unassailable and unanswerable argument and lays down this fundamental and incontrovertible premise: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that all men are equal in人格 and equal in happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the constitution, the government of the nation, and the common people, deserving of these endowment. It is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles as the right of the people to be united to them shall seem more likely to effect their safety and happiness. Let us enumerate a few other amendments to the federal constitution, which the president of the republic and governors of the various American states are sworn to uphold and see that they are: ARTICLE IV. The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall be issued, upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and participated in the search or seizure of the person to be seized. ARTICLE VI. In all criminal proceedings, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have previously accented by a warrant, and to be acquitted, with the witnesses against him; and to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the assistance of com- ARTICLE XIII. Section 1—Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been only convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. ARTICLE XIV. Section 1—All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction of any member of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the law. ARTICLE XV. Section 1—The right of the citizens of the United States to vote must not be denied or abridged by the United States citizen any state, on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. The second section to the last three amendments states that "Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation." So much for excerpts from the constitution! In his address to the governors, President Coulson is quoted as saying: "The constitution and the laws are perfectly plain, and are binding alike upon all inhabitants." Governor Pat Neff of Texas, according to press reports, fired another shot at Governor Al Smith of New York, stating that "Texas enforcement will compel us to ask our chief magnate of the Lone Star commonwealth, What old "grizzly ALL"! Just what comes over our governor when he visits the North and East and impires and causes him to make such public utterances and inconsistent assertions and assume such untenable positions, is too much for us to explain just here. Without attempting to discredit or belittle our great governor, we will wager our last summer skirt-ship that Governor Neff has either forgotten or never heard of the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendment to American citizens certain inalienable and constitutional rights, propratives and immunities. artisans, contractor bid on the job; but dollars higher than the colored brother; by some of these who for reading William or him a racial holder. The Informer hold "Shed" is fully able, but we merely wish light seekers and clerk before reading them. If the colored wants to land big jobs must meet competence and jobs on his men on racial color, lodge. Brethren, these and they do not work. The same thing, simo, was the going of the verbal barrage and colored church and the right to American citizens certain inalienable and constitutional rights, propratives and immunities. It is ludicrous, inconsistent and prepautous for the president and three-fourths of the American governors to waste their precious time trying to adopt laws to enforce the pro law or obstruct act, and that they are a diluted form of other constitutional amendments, whose enforcement and observance would create the respect for constituted authority they so much desire, but which they are going about in a wrong way to attain and obtain. The first ten amendments to the American constitution were proclaimed to be in force December 15, 1791, and though they have been the written law of the land for fully 132 years, they are not the only law that governs the country in any number of American states, and particularly our section. And yet most of our Southern governors, prohibitionists and moral reformers are raising more sand and hula-halo about the 18th amendment's observance and enforcement than about all the other amendments combined, most of which assure and vouchsafe to all American citizens their human, civil, religious and political rights. The 18th amendment, 18th and 19th amendments to the national constitution were made enforceable, by prosecution, largely and chiefly, between December 18, 1865, and March 30, 1870; and, despite their age and guarantees, with congress empowered to enforce them in toto, they are about as dead as Hector when he was dragged about Troy at the time of that ancient city's overthrow and destruction by the Greeks. Why chase after the shadow and miss the substance? Is the 18th amendment any more vital, important and essential than the other constitutional amendments and guarantees? Being politicians, office-holders and office-seekers, are the president and several governors more concerned in this particular amendment because it bids fair to be a big political issue in 1924, a law, even a constitutional amendment, means very little in the United States, if the people decide among themselves that they will not observe it, and the officials seem to be wholly and solely committed to the policy of nullification through non-enforcement and non-observance. So many constitutions amendments have been held in open debate. American people, that the present effort is rather belated; and it causes a student of history to laugh up his sleeve at such procedure. Millions of dollars for trying to enforce the 18th amendment to the federal constitution, but not one cent for trying to enforce the provisions of the 18th, 14th and 13th amendments to the same constitution! "It's man's appetite or trying to do what nature has never done (and, perhaps never will do) may be all right and proper, but regulating man's conduct towards his fellowman and insuring to all citizens the same rights and privileges in a democratic republic such as ours, strike us as far more consequence and import. Or not to drink, is not the question involved in the position assumed by The informer in this partial and political agitation for the enforcement, strict and rigid, of the prohibition amendment; but there is a greater and more far-reaching principle involved and at stake: the issue and question of the right of the people to abrogate and nullify one constitutional amendment at the religiously and academically obey, obey and enforce another. Temperoring and compromising with one evil merely creates additional, and often, more mencing, dangerous and destructive, evils, and the 18th amendment's fate and rough treatment at the federal level, American citizens prove the veracity and verity of our statement. Yes, gentlemen, there are a few more constitutional amendments that should also receive your attention and consideration, and while you are adopting plans to enforce the prohibition law, you should engage your program and include all the constitutional amendments. Such a far-reaching and widespread program would impress the people more with the sincerity and earnestness of your undertaking and at the same time would be more instrumental in eduating the people on the majesty of the law and supremacy of right. To single out one particular constitutional amendment and focus and center all your efforts on that one, while neglecting and willfully refusing to even consider or mention the others, is established by the 18th amendment as the cause whose advancement you pursuit to expense. Selah! SIRS. LET'S BE REASONABLE! The Informer is in receipt of a circular announcing a "colorized mass-meeting and symposium at the Pythian Temple anditorium, Dallas, Texas, Friday night, October 26, representing The Defenseless Race Building Mechanic versus W. S. Willis, grand chancellor, Knights of Pythias of Texas." Just what the promoters of this meeting hope to accomplish, was not stated on the dodger mailed The Informer. But we learn that Mr. Willis, formerly a resident of Waco ("Barbecueville"), probably tiring of seeing his people burned on the public square of that barbecue and heathenish burg and exasperated at smelling the sickening odor of human bodies of innocent and defenseless victims in the matrocultural pyres that have made Waco (in famine, has purchased property in Dallas and has awarded defenseless victims a brick residence—that will cost several thousand dollars to erect. We learn further that this race man and fraternal leader submitted his plans for competitive hids, thereby affording race artisans, contractors, builders and "mechanics" an opportunity to bid on the job; but the lowest colored bidders was several thousand dollars higher than the lowest bidder of the other race, and thus the colored brother or brothers failed to land the job. Consequently, an indignation meeting was called by congress for reading Willis completely out of the colored race and making him a racial monstrosity or some other species of freak. The Informer holds no brief for Mr. Willis in this matter, for "Shed" is fully able to take care of himself on any and all subjects; but, we merely wish to advise some of our publicity-loving, spotlight seekers and chronic knackers to be reasonable and rational for their business. If the colored man, either in business, professions or the trades, wants to land big jobs and receive the patronage of his people, he must meet competition, deliver the goods and go after patronage and jobs on his merit and ability to do the work and not depend on racial color, lodge connections and church affiliations. Brethren, these things used to work, but times have changed and they do not work so well today. The colored man must order and somewhat pamisimo, was going the rounds in this city recently, the objects of the verbal barrage and oral attack being a colored business man and colored church congregation. To our knowledge the colored business man even went out of his way to give his contract for a palatial brick house to a colored artisan or contractor; but when other matters were brought to the attention of the court order and somewhat pamisimo, the proposition and he had no other alternative but to award the job to the man who could do it and do it as he desired it done. The colored church in question even got figures from one colored man and vainly endeavored to get bids from a foreign colored building concern. The latter took their plans and specifications the colored contractor's figures were $3,000 higher than the highest biddier of the other race, and then on top of that, he could not finance the job. Added to this was the fact that this race man is unreliable and can not be depended upon to do a thorough and efficient job. Black artisans in Texas, who can build concrete, steel and brick buildings are fow and far better suited to well stop kidding ourselves and admit the truth; and any colored man who has been successful enough to build a home costing from $15,000 to $20,000, has too much sense and judgment to permit race pride to supersede his better judgment and sober and sane reflection. We have plenty of artisans and tradesmen that can build nice frames and perhaps a few who can construct stucco and brick buildings; but, when men are spending such large sums of money for dwellings and edifices, it is preposterous and silly to expect them to permit men to experiment with and on their jobs. Let's be fair and reasonable, gentlemen, for we know plenty of colored carpenters and contractors who do work for members of other races, right in Texas; and the same racemen are practicing carpentry, building and construction. The Informer believes in the race, has forged it and still fights for the race unlike any other race journal in the South, if not the entire country; it supports and encourages our people in all avenues of profitable and decent employment, but this paper never has subscribed to the doctrine that just a man's skin is more valuable than a woman's. The gardless of his ability, efficiency and capacity to deliver the goods or put over the job. Finally, brethren (as the Apostle Paul often said in the conclusion of his epistles to the early Christian churches), we must expect patronage and support upon the basis of competency rather than color. MRS. MARY B. TALBERT'S PASSING. the death of Mrs. Mary Talbert at her home at Buffalo, New York, came as a clap of thunder from a clear sky and threw the American nation, especially those who this great woman or man were acquainted with her heroic deeds and mighty works, into profound grief and unspeakable sorrow. Though the decendent had been in poor health for several weeks, few of her nearest relatives and closest friends even surmised that the end of her earthly career was so near and that her soul would so soon wing its flight to its celestial abode for all eternity. Mrs. Talbert was a nationally and internationally known figure, president of the National Women's Club, date and preserve the home of the immortal and illustrious Frederick Douglass at Cedar Hills, Anacostia, D. C., and turn it over to the race as a shrine and inspiration to unborn generations. This great accomplishment was achieved while she was president of the National Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, and was awarded the National Medal by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People at the 1922 annual meet held at Newark, N. J. It is also stated that the idea of forming this association was originally discussed in her beautiful home in Buffalo, several years before her death. The president of her local branch of the organization and formerly served as a member of the board of directors. In 1920, she was sent as an accredited delegate to the International Council of Women at Christina, Norway, and made a lasting impression from all parts of the world assembled at that great meeting. Though a Baptist by faith and religious training, Talbert never permitted her denominational affiliation to interfere with her work and ministrations for her race and the social family; for she was a woman of the highest social standing, people without aiding and bettering the condition of all society. Though a busy woman and representing the finest type of womanhood in America, she found time to devote some of her life to her home and thereby set a worthy example for others of her sex to emulate. She a bitter foe to lynch law and other injustices and inequalities heaped upon her people, but, instead of fighting these evals at long range, like so many of our Northern reformers do, she often elected to come into the very heart of Bam and deliver speeches and lectures against this brutal and harburic species of American civilization. She was the widowed and while she hated and detested the evals and lilies of her day and time, especially those perpetrated upon her own race, she was so cultivated and trained that she could draw the fine line between hating and harboring hatred in her heart against evil-doers, in what people say about one, either as a antemorte or post-mortem statement, but in the character of service one renders while on this terrestrial ball; for real greatness is determined by one's service to her or her fellowmen. Herin was Mary B. Talbert great and her life should serve as an inspiration and incarnation of countless numbers of our race, especially those of the female gender. Her passing is truly an irreparable loss, yet she fought a good fight, kept the faith, finished her course and has gone to be awarded another medal—crown that shall adorn her head throughout her life, and distinguish her among the other inhabitants of the celestial body that the militants have become triumphant and the weary are at rest. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1923. CHRISTIANITY AND EVOLUTION SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER J. SAMUEL GREEN. DAN LEWIS. (Editor's note: In view of the fact that "evolution" is being "cussed" and religious circles, the Informer has asked one of its veritable and brilliant cultural contributors, Father W. P. Tappan, to write a letter to the Episcopal Church, Houston, to write a series of articles on this subject for this paper. His article appears in (By FATHER W. P. STANLEY.) Not since the year of 1855, when he published his book, "The Origin of Man," has he been convinced with anxiety and turbulence and chained to it today, ever evolves and climbs. Look! who's coming from Galloway! Instruct—"The Flapper Dance"—at the ton, Thursday night, November 1—K new of K, pall, Schallstreet, lazy Daddy with his Flagger Skim Jim. Fifth ward, J. Samuel Green and Dan Morrison, Come and Play, on dim dim. Fleer manager. Oklahoma and Kentucky have passed laws prohibiting the teaching of theology in their universities. Our own state, Texas, is now divided into two hostile camps: the Republican camp and the Democratic camp. The Reason. Why is all this discussion around such interest and emotion? The answer is not far away, when a Christian is asked for his antagonism. For the Christian seems to think that the theory of evolution removes the Bible from its niche of holiness and Gods from his position as the author of the Bible. Bible and Science in General. Let us first discuss the Bible and science in general and then discuss the importance of the chinery was first introduced into the Bible. It will take the Bible as an enemy to take bread from our mouth, "were the chinery makes the machine of machinery" it did, of course, use less men, but it did. It is the average man's side, of the average man's side, the Bible's purpose is not to be a book text, its purpose is poorly and wholly reliable. The Book of Genesis The book of Genesis, and particularly the first chapter of the book, which is the background for the struggle which is involved in this chapter, word for word; derive all the books written on this important book, word for word; derive word showing how creation took place. This chapter opens with these sub units, word for word, word for word, beginning God created the heaven and the earth." The writer simply fact that there was and is a supreme power, self-existence, with no beginning, and that this power, who made all things, was the same as to how the heavens and the earth came to as how the heavens and the earth came to as God said, Let there be firmament, 'make man,' but never how. Evolution attempts to MILLINERY SALE Creation of Man. Special Difficulties. It will profit us immeasurably to look at some of the seeming difficulty between science and the Bible. First, science demands a much greater antiquity or age than the Bible for the art of creation. But the 600 B C date in the Bible is not part of the sacred Book; it is only a marginal note, which originated in calculations which both Jewish and Christian as thorides say in wrong and faulty. It EASILY SOLVE THE FAMILY CLOTHES PROBLEMS DR. THOS. J. HACKETT, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SUPPLEMENTARY STUDENT Officer Photos: P. 2351; Rcs. C. 5160 Officer Photos: P. 2351; Rcs. C. 5160 HOUSTON, TEXAS BISHOP TIGERS CLAWED P. V. BENGALS IN THRILLING 22 TO O GRIDIRON BATTLE Marshall, Texas. — Prairie View's of Bishop's powerful line enabling 28-foot football team was completely completed on their cross to their goal line twice and is only a starting point. The sacred writer, however, gives us a most acclimat- able example. It matters not whether science says the world is one hundred million years old or a billion, it had a beginning and the phrase, "in the beginning," has begin- ning to be used in the creation. There need be no worry on the part of Christians about science dethroning God, as the creator; for whenever the world was created God Another Difficulty Again, the Biblical writer says that he was born in six days. Some authorities, in try to reconcile science with the Bible, say the "vern day" "w" means six thousand years. The catholic phrase, "A thousand years are at a day," The attempt is praised when the use of this phrase, is simply trying to explain the meaning of something, since he is eternal. There is no connection at all with the act of creation. We must just remember that supposed difficulty about the time of the world, is in the very childhood of man, at a time when man was only beginning to understand the world. It had, therefore, to be connected to the creation through the act of creation through pain, not the story on the crusts of the earth, but the ackered writer wrote so that all the simplicity has been justified by the fact that the earth is a crust of creation through pain, records of state and education, believes that there is in the world Who made the world. Consider that the purpose of the writer of the story is to describe the simplicity and difficulties and difficulties and facts, and science supplementary and antagonistic. Evolution and Christianity. Even the Bible account anticipates evolutionary development. "The earth is light," he wrote, "light, 'firmament,' separation of water from land, etc.," and demonstrated the invisible way that man does not be in any way even resembling a man being him. Not only does man in the world be like animals, he is just like other animals. It is further proved that in man's upward progression, man's powers successively through the various stages of the world's history. The world's history become recognizable. In the front rank man resembles as a type each of the four great stages of human evolution. Marshall, Texas — Prikar View's football team was completely rounded up by the Tigers, who clawed the P. V. "Bison," who clinched the V. P. "Tiger," who clawed the P. V. "Bison," who clinched the state college as contenders for conference honor. Coach Collison of Bishop, a protege of the "Tad" Jones of Yale fame, had the team completely halted and marched the highly touted aggregation of opponents and was witnessed by a large crowd of college fans, expo, and quarterback of Bishop, was the outstanding star. He gave Bishop three points in the 39-yard line. In the third quarter he rebounded from yards through an open field, placing, and repeatedly amassed 7-yard line, and repeatedly amassed 12-yard line. Twice during the first three quarters Bishop marched down the 39-yard line and were held for downs throughout the weekend under the smashing charges amphibian or frog, reptilia or snake, and mammalia. They are species of mammalia emerge, as it were, upon the stage; namely, the "tailed catarrhine ape," then tailless catarrhine ape, and last, differing physically from all, mainly in the development of the larynx, stands man, the crown of creation, Man, in the human embryo, resembles these types. This tremendous fact has been used in the development of the human man perform, without God's guild hand, these marvelous changes reaching man's hour. Can any man declare the degradation? Wherein is the degradation? Man From Ape. PERISCOPE I'm not tucker? In 1918 the brown boys of the 52nd Division were overly concerned with the German men how to be democratic. But even those same Germans can come over here and enjoy more freedom and democracy than any of those men. But they must suit to the brown boys is that they have probably lost a little of the democracy and equality which they could formerly enjoy in Germany. In 1918, the Germans were many than in any part of the United State. He will find the Germans less comfortable to teach the Germans he helped to teach the Germans to be less democratic. People had not lain against the Germans, but just followed "the crowd." The Germans were in mechanical and chemical sciences, and he had reached the high points in mechanical and chemical sciences, and he meant: about the machines, about the宅, and. Indeed, in their literature about home, and motherhood, he gave the Germans "God," the Germans were at the front. Give us the chance to make Mankind better. "I GOT YOUR TAG!" (Coolidne and Pinchet.) PAGE FIVE Foley Bros BARGAIN BASEMENT Attractive Fast Color BLANKETS (BREGULARS) Now is the time to appreciate your supply of Blankets. We have several and high quality in the Bargains, which are on sale and limited. There are closed on irregulars, but in many cases the imperfections are no slight than those and multiples. Wool Filled Blankets. $2.98 Buffalo Philid Blankets. $3.49 Gray and white and blue attitud beader and marble courier cut; close up special in a solid Philid. Black Philid Blankets. $3.98 Xanthum Philid Blankets. $3.49 Heavy acrylic cotton, stiff (felt) fill; black pattern design; close up special. 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You can describe the things that are best and most memorable. advertising teachers more than that. All adverts make their advertisements themselves valuable and many people have asked to share what The main thing an advertiser wants to do is to tell you plainly how and why his goods are worthy of your attention, because many things you see advertised are the things you buy and use in your regular daily life. By reading the advertisements, you can learn the names and read descriptions of the things that are best and most influential. But advertising teachers more than that. All advertisers try to make their advertisements themselves valuable to you. A good many people have learned a whole lot about good advertising, healthy, ways to live comfortably, ways to keep the house and grounds looking well—they have learned all these things and many other things just by reading advertisements. A great deal that will be helpful and valuable to you as you go through life. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Author a Poet Charles II, the witt was no charmed wit Wilhelm, that he ne be introduced as a a to Butler, its author, arch found the auth eeting companion, and with many others pid fellow could ne so clever a book. Your Hair Can Be A Crown of Beauty No longer need you wish for a marvelous movement has been possible: quickly change coarses, homely into hair into hair, and a beautiful gift, sheen and atops dandanf and itching scalp. This wonderful prepper scalp. It has given thousands the time and money which they are so much adored. Another great beauty help is BEAUTIFER. A remarkable beauty tool that quickly cleans skin blimmen once clean up dark, salmon-colored skin. It does not supply you,送25 for general use of either POD or Beauty. 815 Prairie Avenue Wear Kryptok Invisible Lenses Phone Presson 6256 For Raw Sore Throa At the first sign of a raw, noose in the soft flesh of an little Musterole with your fingers. It goes right to the spot with a gentle tingle, loosens congestion, draws out some blood. Musterole is a clean, white oilment made with oil of musterole. It has all the strength of the old hardwood musterol plaster without the blister. Nothing like Musterole for croupy children. Keep it handy for infant toddlers and just jar it into tube; hospital size, $3. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER MUSTEROLE WILL NOT BLISTER THE STANDARD SAN DR. A. L. HUNT FOR COLOUR Newly Built—Modernly Equipment Service—Courteous Treatment—R Stomach Trouble—Largest Bathing People. MARLIE WHEN VISITING EAT YOUR LOUISIANA SPLENDID CULLE I. PHILLIE Newly Built—Modernly Equipped—100 Bath Daily—Best Service—Courtesy Treatment—Rheumatism, Malaria, Skin Disease, Stomach Trouble—Largest Bathing Institution in the State for Colored People. MARLIN, TEXAS SMITH'S RE A. SMITH OPEN DAY BEST OF SERVICE BY Drop in and 415 Miles HARMON'S DRY Can satisfy all your wants in Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS listed. SMITH'S RESTAURANT A. SMITH, Proprietor OPEN DAY AND NIGHT BEST OF SEPTEMBER ENCLOSED HELP Drop in and be Convinced 415 Milam Street HARMON'S DRY GOODS STORE Gen satisfy all your wants in the Dry Goods line. A full line of Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage attempted. J. H. HARMON, Prop. 403 SAN FELIPE ST. B. R. Peters, Optometrist 511 25th Street Author a Poor Talker. Author a Poor Taker. Author a Poor Taker. was so charmed with the humor of "Hooldra," that he caused himself to be introduced as a private gentleman who was a writer. He authored the author a very uninterested companion, and was of the opinion, with many others, that such a character never has written so clever a book. It's a Matter for Argument An English sports writer says "the athletes of England have more stamina than those of the United States, as the long distance run prover." True Americanism is based on the fact that we haven't specialized on that so much over here. Hit, speaking of stamina, roaring takes fully as much of the air as it will all over other countries on the water—Grit. Smallest Letter, What surely must be the smallest letter to cross the Atlantic arrived in London recently. It was a Christmas greeting to the writing occupying the 1-4,500,000 part of a square inch. The greeting contained 20 words, and in it the word "Christmas" was the name of the sea and an island with trees, with the sun shining above it, the whole being surrounded in an ornamental glass district under an objective glass. Alcohol of Acorns. Up to the present time no industrial use has been made of acorns, but recent experiments show that alcohol can be made from them. Shelled acorns are used to make starch, which can be readily saccharized and then converted into alcohol. Thackeray Also Guilty 2. It adds to the eye stunts by novellas, which we recently printed, the following from "Vanity Fair": "I declare I can almost see the coast of Africa." I stare at the streamed out and abut into the night, as if they could not see through it. Enormous Pecan Tree. The largest peanut tree in the United States is near Lampas, Tex. Nuts obtained from it one year have been sprayed by a pesticide and were sprayed recently by the state inspector of peanut trees, he used 100 gallons of spray. The tree is more than 100 feet in height. Irrigation on Large Scale. Irrigation in South America nonetheless is difficult, the water to supply the people and crops for a period of thirty months. Guilt Will Out. When lackens, escape as it may at the bar, it never fails of doing justice upon itself: for every guilty person is his own man—Sirence. CATARIUM-BATH HOUSE MER, Prop and Mgr. LRED PEOPLE Capacity 100 Baths Daily—Beat neumatitis, Malaria, Skin Diseases, institution in the State for Colored TEXAS THE ISLAND CITY MEALS AT UNION CAFE BINARY SERVICE S, Proprietor ESTAURANT Proprietor AND NIGHT EXPERIENCED HELP be Convinced in Street GOODS STORE the Dry Goods line. A full line of 8 on hand. Your patronage co- PHONE PRESTON 2021 Smallest Letter. Guilt Will Out. Galveston, Texas FOR MEN ONLY. JOHNSON'S SILK TOP PRICE $1.00 THE NEW LINCOLN BARBER SHOP 709 PRAIRIE AVE. Four expert artists ready to serve your tonalist needs. We carry a full line of confectioneries, cigars and collections that suit the needs of 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 tetters. Give it a trial. J. Johnson, proprietor. J. JOHNSON AT Lincoln Barber Shop 709 Prairie Avenue West Dallas Garage 1013 San Felipe Street RENT CAR SERVICE Day and Night Cars stored; fireproof structure, Repair department in charge of ex- port auto-mechanics. Gas and Lube for Sale S. PERKINS, Propr. Phones: Preston 6984-5377 FEMALE TROUBLES Write for NEW TREATMENT PROVE SUCCESSFUL FREE BOOK If you suffer with Female Troubles such as a Female Infertility, Inherited Disorder, Inherited Imperfective Hormone Disorder, Inherited or Serv- ient Disorder, or any other condition that makes you unhappy, you be made well and satisfied with the new Treatment. If you are not satisfied with the new Treatment, you will be made well and satisfied with the new Treatment. If you are not satisfied with the new Treatment, you will be made well and satisfied with the new Treatment. HEMSTITCHING AND PECOTING Mail Orders Promptly Filled Fairchild Undertaking Co. FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER8 Phone Preston 1835 1015 Dowling Street DR. W. J. HOWARD DENTIST Taborian Bldg. 80174 Prairie Avenue Office Phone Preston 6880 Residence Phone Preston 8804 JOHN L. BLOUNT ARCHITECT Modern Homes and Public Build- ings Prompt Attention Given to Mail Orders. Address 2819 Tuun Phone H. 3467 To Polish Silver. Silver in daily use may be quickly polished by placing in a shallow pen, covering with cold water or when two or three tablespoonful of baking soda have been added, and allowing it to boil for five minutes. Drain and when the white deposit with a soft towel. Spring Cleaning Begin Early. In Japan the housewife taken time by the fettled and starts her spring cleaning in December. No Poorhouse in New South Wales. In New South Wales an old fettled house, and a 1001 the private wealth a head of the population was £25.00. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1923. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERTERNAL SundaySchool Lesson Gb. REV. P. B. PITZEWATER, D. D. Teacher of English Bible in the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. (c) 1922. Western Newspaper. (c) LESSON FOR OCTOBER 28 BOME MISSIONARY TEACHINGS OF THE PROPHETS LESSON TEXT-1a1, 04-1-2, Jonah 11-1-1; Michi 11-2, 2-2; Sept. 8-1 **GOLDEN TEXT-- The Ghostly壁** **GOLDEN TEXT-- The Ghostly壁** brightness of the rhyme. 160. 2.1. **MAGIC MAPO-- The Story of** **Jesus** **JERICOPO TORIO-- Love for Life** **JERICOPO TORIO-- Love for Life** INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC—The Prophets as Missionaries. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC The Missionary Message of the Individual prophets Perhaps the best way to teach this lesson will be to note the message of the individual prophets. The Message of Isaiah (10:3-11) 1. Its Central Fact (v. 1), Israel's light, her Redeemer, has come. The primary meaning of Redeemer is not in manifestation in power and power as he comes back to this earth to reign as Isaiah King. This glorious fact was made clear in the bright sunning. It will be a glorious morning without clouds dawning upon him. The Ringing Summons (v. 1), Mesiah himself calls Israel to arouse herself from her long sleep of in- fliction in the glory in the glory of her glorious ring. 2. The Darkened Earth (v. 2). sure of all the progress of the art of the prophets. The darkness touching spiritual earth has settled down upon the earth. It will be peculiarly grown in the last month of the glory in the glorious appearance of the Lord. 4. The Blessed Result (v. 3). The Gatehouse nation shall come into the land of Nineveh and appear of the Lord. In the midst of such darkness the sudden appearance of the light shall attract the nation and the Lord will appear in the Message of Jonah (Jonah 4:10, 11) was commanded by the Lord to go to the wicked city Nineveh and proclaim its destruction in forty days. He started in the opposite direction in Nineveh and a storm came up and the superstitious men剿 him overboard. He was swallowed by a preat fish and after that he went to the shore. Having learned the needed lesson he went to Nineveh and preached with such earnestness that the people of the shore would really destroy Nineveh. To protect the prophet, God made a wicked man over him. When the guard died and left Jonah exposed to the burning sun he prayed for death. The God is great in mercy to all the nations when they penitently turn unto Him from their sins. The Message of Milah (Mich 4:1-3). In this message the prophet portray the blessings of the Messiah's king, Joseph, and the angels are predicted. The Summary of His Kingdom (v. 1) should be elevated above all the kingdoms of the earth. Its glory shall attract the people from afar. The angels will announce that missions shall come with the urgent request that others accompany them. The angels will extend a tent from sea to sea and from the river to the ends of the earth. It will Bring Peace (v. 3). It will then be taken from men's hearts and they will love each other. The angels will no longer wage war against each other, they will even war against their own hearts till men's hearts are regenerated. The way to get war to cause the angels to die (v. 4). The Message of Zephaniah IV. The Message of Zephanah (Zeph. 3:18) declares that following the judgment upon the nations God will turn the people from their impure heart that he declares God叫 all the nations that all nations turn from their filthy conversation and call upon Him. He desires that all nations should come unto Him. Christianity. In order to abolish Christianity the one thing needful to be get rid of Sunday-George Holycae. To Appreciate Institutions. Fairly to appreciate institutions you must not hold up against them in Theoc. Theoc. Marienty. HAVE YOUR HAIR STRAIGHT, LONG AND BEAUTIFUL Die Yelmot. It is a genuine hair dye. Good to color hair, stops falling hair. Makes the hair long, soft and straight. Welmot is highly perfumed, but not dyeable. It is straight. Used by thousands of women. 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Let Us Do Your Work—We Are Reliable and Thorough We Call for and Deliver JONES' TAILOR SHOP Tailors-Cleaners-Dyers-Lammerers MAIN SHOP: SHOP NO. 2: 2146 McKinney Avenue Industrial Heights Phone Preston 6982 Phone Taylor 926. Everything in the Drug Line - Toilet Articles and Cold Drinks G. R. M. NEWMAN and H. E. McCOY, Props. 410 NILAM STREET We Buy Anything We Credit Everybody We Sell Everything NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE Crockery, Thairware, Enamelware, Rugs and Steves Remember That We Pay 20 Per Cent More for Your Household Goods than Other Dealers Phones: Residence Haddley 2011 Store, Preston 2834 Dr. C. A. George, D. D. C. Phone Hall, 3056 Annex: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. DR. C. A. GEORGE DENTIST For High Class Dental Service Work Done by Appointment. G Suite 2014 Lincoln Theatre Bldg. Phone Preston 6088 711 Patterson Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS Preston 3343 RUN P Street BIG REDUCTION ON ALL TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOOD'S Ladies' Purse for Varied As- sistance BED LAUNDER wash and hand fully prepared seeds. "Put Your Available and Thro- der DR SHOP Launderers NO. 2: Columbia and 31st dependence Heigh home Taylor 9262 Preston PEOPLES PHARMACY Articles and Department ERY McCOY, Propa INK et FRUIT CAKE MAKINGS Buy your fruit cake supplies now! Bake your own cake! WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS, CITRON, ORANGE PEEL, LEMON PEEL, CHRYSTALIZED CHERRIES, CHRYSTALIZED PINE APPLE, DATES, WHITE FIGS, BROWN SUGAR, BLACK MOLASSES, SPICES OF ALL KINDS. All these at prices that are right. "The House of a Thousand Favors" R.T. ANDREWS 408MILAM GROCER R. R.T.ANDREWS MILAM GROCER P.7 Y. M. C. A. NOTES. A nation or race that falls to after its birth will soon perish. Prof. W. L. Devitt, M.A., Ph.D., and audience last Sunday afternoon at East Trinity Church, Malvern that after its birth will soon perish. Y. M. C. A. was desirous of a place in our community, he said that there is as great a place in our community as there was in England in 1841, when Sir George Williams organized the first Y. M. C. A. Yong School in 1823. Taking for his subject, "Some of the Accomplishments of the Y. M. C. A. Yong School in 1823," the only history of the association, which carried the church to the people, only the social mental and finally the physical welfare of young men was added that was rendered by the students of Branach's Business College. ANNOUNCEMENT The Blackshear School of Music Opens October 23, 1923 At 2101 Dowling Street For a Limited Number of Pupils Practice Rooms Furnished Phone Hadley 7294 THE AMUSEMENT C New Idea 504 MILAM ST. MON FRIDAY- THE AMUSEMENT CENTER OF HOUSTON New Ideal Theatre LAM ST. MOST OF THE BEST FO New Ideal Theatre "EDUCATING ELIZABETH" Featuring Billie Burke. If you lace Paramount comedy, you will make something where. DONALD CAMERON and A CENTURY COMedy. "IN THE DAYS ON" Featuring EILEEN SEDGWICK SATURDAY— "THE W" With an all-star cast. One of pictured on the screen is "featuring W.B. DUNCAN N." SUNDAY AND MONDAY Billie Hurle. If you fail to see Billie Hurle Parment comedy, which will be the feature you will miss something great. It has scored best of CAMPAIGN HEADS a capable support CENTURY comedy. IN THE DAYS OF DANIEL BOON wring EILEEN SEDGWICK, No. 4. AV- Featureting Billie Burke. If you fail to see Billie Burke in her latest Paramount comedy, which will be the feature here Friday, you will miss something great. It has scored heavily every year. Paramount HEADS a capable support cast, and a CENTRAL comedy. "THE VICTOR" With all anastair cast. One of the most beautiful love stories ever pictured on the "THE VICTOR" "STEEL TRAIL", starring DUNKAN and JOHN DUNKAN. "THE SPIDER AND THE ROSE" Is in the greatest all-star list of the most popular stars in the colorful production of "THE GIANT GLAM DICK HEADRICK, LOUISE FAIR a few of the wonderful stars in the production Also RUTH ROLAND in "HAI Comedy. TUESDAY— of the greatest all-star productions ever turned most popular stars in movieland are gathered to轨 production of THE SPIDER MAN, JASON L. DOWLING, GASTON GLASSE, JOSHUA J. DOWLING, HEADRICK, LOUISE FAZENDA, ROBERT MCKENNON of the wonderful stars in movieland. ROBERT MCKENNON of the greatest all-star productions ever turned most popular stars in movieland are gathered to轨 production of THE SPIDER AND THE RISEQ. RUTH ROLAND in "HAUNTED WATER" No. 14 day. Is one of the greatest all-star productions ever turned out. Ten years ago, the colorful production of "THE SPIDER AND THE ROSE" by Dick DICK HEADRICK, LOUISE FAZENDA, ROBERT MECKIM are one of the wonderful stars who shine so brightly in B. F. Zerda's production. Also RUTH ROLAND in "HAUNTED VALLEY" No. 14 and Star Comedy. "MRS. DANE'S CONFESSION" See this wonderful love story, confessing the truth of her love for him, with an all-star cast and also a thrilling and hair-raising tale. "WILDNESS OF YOUTH" Youth is wild, as age is human youth is fame, as age is cold, Causes many heart-aches. Don A snappy Western. THURSDAY "WEST ON A real gripping, thrilling West announced later on the screen. COOL, CLEAN, AND ADMISSION ALW PHONE PRESTON 6879 is wild, as age is tame, youth is nimble, as age is many heats, as age is youth, youths at age till it many heataches. Don't fall to see this wonder- ing papy Western. AY- "WEST ON JUSTICE" a greatipping thrilling Western. A feature. The ti- ne needs later on the screen. COOL, CLEAN, COZY AND— AND ADMISSION ALWAYS 10c, 15c, and 20c. PRESTON 6079 ELMO MAR Youth is wild, as are age is fame, who is nimble is age is启蒙. Children can cause heartache. Don't fall to see this wonderful drama. Cause you are heartache. Don't fall to see this wonderful drama. A real gripping, thrilling Western. A feature. The title will be announced later on the screen. PAGE EIGHT DREWS OCER P 7061 St. Clements P. E. Church "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" 2009 Hadley Street, (Take Dowling Car) The R. W. P. Stainley, same address 9:30 A.M.-Sunday School 11:00 A.M.-Morning prayer and seren- ly Mass P. M.-Evansen and sermon Holy community, first Sunday each month. Make this your home church Confirmation Tuesday, October 30, B. P. M.-Public Corollary invited. MME. FRANKLIN PUTS OUT FACE ROUGE AND LIP STICK According to a popular demand for a line of rouge and lip stick adapta- bles, for her beauty, Medicine N. A. Franklin, after much study on the sub- ject, has at last manufactured to place them on the market. She has three shades added for the chocolates and these articles have met with an instantaneous sale that beggars de- sire. These articles are on sale at Madame Panklin's downtown beauty parlor, 800 Pacific Avenue Houston, Texas will be mailed to any address upon on receipt of $6. In all material countries the popular remedy is Herbine. People find it good medicine for purifying the system will be the feature here. Price $60. Sold by Herbert Drug Store. ENTER OF HOUSTON The Theatre BEST OF THE BEST FOR LESS "ELIZABETH" You fail to see Billie Burke in her wear the feature here. Fri- reats. It has scored heavily every- eone a capable support cast. DANIEL BOONE" N, No. 4. productiones over turned out. Ten ninelandler are gathered together in the SPURS AND THE ROOF. J. OSEFH D. DOWLING, LITTLE ZENDA, RENZA, MEDICK MECK are only B. F. ZERDER AND THE ROOF. N. B. F. ZERDER AND THE ROOF. UNTED TALENT N. 14 and Star youth is nimble, as age is lame, youth scouts at age till it grows old. It fail to see this wonderful drama. "JUSTICE" ern. A feature. The title will be COZY AND— AYS 10c, 15c, and 20c. ELMO MARTIN, Mgr. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1922 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 27— "COUNTERFEIT LOVE" A racing melodrama of hearts and horses, exposing the me- thods of a love pirate and end- ing with a gasp of dramatic sur- prise. You will witness the most dramatic horse race that has ever been screened. Also "THE SALESMAN" A Comedy Featuring AL ST. JOHN SUN, MON, & TUES, OCTOBER 28, 29, 30 A "MASTERS OF MEN" A mighty story of the sea that will wring the heart. Love and its inspiration! The sea and its romance! Courage and clean hearts! Honor—love, the wallop and the nerve to go to the limit! Are all in this screen masterpiece of life at sea. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 & NOV. 1— This picture presents a newspaper story that is true to life, it takes the spectator behind the scenes and shows the real workings of a newspaper and the feuds that result over politics and editorials. As a result, there are many complexities, humorous situations and exciting incidents which make this one of the best photodramas of the year. Also "HULA HONEYMOON" A Comedy, Featuring HENRY MURDOCK And "KINOGRAM" Kinograms are being shown here every Wednesday and Thursday. Come and have a laugh. COMING—NOV. 4, 5 & 6— "THE MIDNIGHT ALARM" Phone Pressleh 1935 O. P. DEWALT, Prop. Mgr. FOR LONG, STRAIGHT, BEAUTIFUL. H A I R USE VELMOT HAIR DRESSING. GIVE IT A TRIAL. ```markdown ``` Mrs. P. Smith, 2608 Harrington and nephew, left Saturday night at the Housatonic Convention with the former's sister, Mrs. S. Hyfaw. Velmot makes your hair beautiful. Get a box today at 10c stores and drug stores. Mrs. P. E. English, 2421 Nassau street, who spent her vacation in Los Ana Beach. She and her husband has returned home and reports a delightful trip. NANTED-colored men to qualify for a train and train portage. Experience unnecessary. Transportation (unrushed). Write T. McKeeley, Supt. FOR SALE—Equity in five-room bungalow at 2311 Davis street, Houston, Texas, on lot 10x136. Address R. No. 1, Box 26, El Paso, 1(1T). See Shipry Printing Co. for good printing. Phones Preston 1986, 9352; McKeeley. Reasonable rates. Work called for and delivered promptly. Rev. A. Hubbard, pastor M. Corliss Baptist Church, is among the Housatonic attending the General Baptist Convention in San Antonio this week. Ease the pain of a rheumatic attack by a rubbing application of Ballard's oil, which strengthens and strengthens the joints. Three sizes, 20c, 60c and 12.0 per bottle. Sold by Herbert's Drug Store. Lead, inspiring in the Police, leading spirit in local frasural circles, who has been silenced ill for the last several weeks, is reported much more frequently in local frasural circles. FOR RENT—Nestly furnished rooms by day or week. Sanitary throughout; hot and cold water. Mrs. R. C. Cooper, owner of the phone, capitol 3292. 11/08/23 Mrs. Ada Jones, former Houstonian, now residing in Detroit, Mich., is visiting in her "old house towne" for some two or three weeks. She is in residence of old family home, 844 Sanier street. Haywood O. Rice, Oakland, Cal., en route to the West from Marshall, his wife, C. Richardson, and family, Mrs. C. F. Richardson, and family, 1590 Robin, part of Thursday and Friday. Old证 of women in children give their White's Cream Vermifuse. The little sufferer improves at once and soon becomes healthy, active and robust. Sold by Herbert's Drug Store. Dr. T. C. Bracken, leading colored hours in the city last Saturday, being en route home from Dallas. He was borne in the city last Saturday, being en route home from Dallas. He was at the hands of former schoolmates while in the city. J. C. Phillips, eleclecton, appeared at St. John Baptist Church (Dowling) and a masterpiece of Norfolk. It insulted, "My Mother's Gift." His reading was accompanied with music by Mrs. George at the organ. Both received a hand for the number. To remove bilious impurities in the system and be made internally clean and healthy, you need the fine toxic acts quickly and thoroughly. Price, 60c. Sold by Herbert's Drug Store. Miss Phikle M. Riee, sister to Mrs. C. R. Richardson and salsa Kylie R. Hickman, are added to the faculty of Arkansas Baptist College. Little Rock, Ark. Ariel, who is well known in the city, re- REAL SAVINGS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Ladies' high grade full shaded silk hose, with slight imperfections, worth $1.50. 59c 50 Ladies' Trimmed Hats, in snappy pat, terna, worth $3.50. $2.39 Ladies' Allyume Creme Dresses—in pret- ty colors and combinations. $1.98 All-wool knit slipover Ladies' Sweaters 98c Ladies and Misses All-wool Knit Caps 29c Attractive and pretty children's fancy felt hats with astracan trimmings. $1.29 Ladies' good quality cotton black Hose 15c Ladies' heavy velour Coats, in the pop- ular shades. $10.48 Ladies' silk-fibre Sweater Coats $1.98 Boys' heavy knit sleeveless Sweater 39c Children's high-grade woolen corduroy Hats Rice - 6½ lb. Tomato Paste, can Country made pure ribbon per ½ gallon can Gallon can Rice Hotel Milk, tall can Rice Hotel Milk, small can NEW WAY OR TIDAL 6lb. sacks 12lb. sacks 24lb. sacks 42lb. sacks Solo Serve WAIT ON YOURSELF 208-10-12 TRAVIS ST. Good warm woolens, good Kling quality tailoring—lots of style that keeps you dressed up; and priced to save you money and make us customers— FINE TAILORED SILK TRIMMED GABARDINE COATS Cravenetted! Rainproof! Dress! $2475 $2950 BENZINDLER'S SONS ON COURTLEY CORNER—COUNTRYSIDE & FARM —WHERE YOUR CAR STOPS colved her bachelor of science degree at Bishop College last May. WANTED—Operators for the museum and for Energic women, desiring to learn a paying profession and work in a local parish at the local parish, 503 Priche Avenue. Steady positions for right parties. Mia Ola Mba Greaf, Palestine, who was a member of the faculty at Bishop College, her alma mater, last year, has been a professor of high school, assuming her new duties Monday morning. She is living in the Bronx and is attending S. B. Williams, 1412 Cleveland street. A clear colorless liquid that will heat wounds, cuts, sores and galls is the latest and best production of medical equipment. It is a marvel in fleabased remedies, 50c, 60c and $1.20. Sold by Herbert. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Children's high-grade woolen Hats and corduroy Hats ..... 98c Rice—4% Ibs. Tomato Paste, can ..... 5c Country made pure ribbon can Syrup— 45c gallon can ..... 85c Gallon can ..... 85c Rice Hotel Milk, tall can ..... 10c Rice Hotel Milk, small can ..... 5c NEW WAY OR TIDAL WAVE FLOUR 6 lb. sacks ..... 25c 12 lb. sacks ..... 49c 24 lb. sacks ..... 95c 48 lb. sacks ..... $1.79 Dr. H. J. Watson, who formerly practiced in this city and who is now a professor of the University's sanctum a visit while in the city. The doctor, who left Houston for California and later removed to the Windsor area, is highly inpleasing and satisfactory. HOUSES FOR RENT OR SALE. Two new houses at 35th and Cord Street, 110th and 112nd, are $1800; little down, balance like rent. Other 3- and 4room houses for rent for electric heat, good fence and shed for electricity. NEAT SOUVENIR PROGRAM. Through the courtesy of Nov. S. W. Wagner, the Rev. Dr. William Methodist Epistolian Church, we have been given a beautiful seventeenth-century Texas annexation which much modified the original plan. No vomber 4. Bishop R. E. Jones, New York University. The book is very amd artificially printed and reflects much credit uohon the Houston Observer Publishing Co. Y. W. C. A. NOTES. The class in Spanish will meet at and Friday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. physical culture class every Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Register the class. The Y. W. C. a residence was the scene of a bountiful Baby Jesus. Will became the bride of Wm. Fields of San Antonio. He will be host at a Halloween day day evening at the center. All cla- ses, come and to meet. All masks of spice will greet you and help to make the affair enjoyable. No admission. All