Houston Informer

TO JIT OR NOT TO JIT? FINAL EDITION VOL. V. If you have lost or misplaced your phone receipt or examination certificate, do not drop it off at your polling place. Blank out your address. Let nothing stand in the way of Let's all go to the polls and make the Let's all go to the polls and make the unconscious! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! THE POLITICAL SITUATION. The hectic days of the political campaign of 1920 should serve as a reminder that voters, for we can not tell, what fate has in store for us on along political lines. No man nor woman can vote during the elections in 1924 (save in the jit jit of 1924) who has not qualified by the payment of the poll tax or securing of the exemption certificate before midnight. Many issues are to be decided at the polls during this year, among which the several members of the school board of the Houston district will be elected to the board of trustees. Bond issues will likely be submitted to the voters of the city and other public officials. The public president, county, district and state conventions will be held in the city, body holding forth at Cleveland, Ohio, during June. The district, state and congressional officials will also be elected during this year, which bids fair to be an important history of this country, and perhaps our county and state. We must single quality and be in a position where they can vote in the various elections, they can not cut any wait in the elections of 1924. To remove the possibility of insults, crowdwashing and discrimination, our public officials must be American Mutual office, 7144 Prairie avenue, which is open daily and where we can take pleasure in writing your receipt or issuing your certificate. We will take pleasure in writing your receipt and let 18,000 of us get ready for the political battles and issues of 1924! FORMER TEXAN VISITOR. Dr. Count J. Teffner, one of the leading physician of Chicago, spent 30 years in the city, renewing old acquaintances and meeting new friends. Dr. Teffner is a graduate of the University training at Wiley College, Marshall, where he has many honors. He is a member of the Army. He has traveled and studied in Europe and enjoys a lucrative practice in the Wiley City. He is a member of the American medical mission. Pilot Airways. THE HOUSTON INFORMER Hamlet, in his celebrated soliloquy, ruminates thusly: "To be or not to be: this is the question." The electorate of the City of Houston will be asked to decide the question of "to jit or not to jit" in tomorrow's (Saturday) election, when the voters of the city will be afforded an opportunity to either retain or abolish the white jitneys with their ballots. "To jit or not to jit!" This is the question that the electors of Houston must decide at the polls in Saturday's election. Whether it were better and wiser to endure the present dual intra-city transportation ills and misery, or eliminate the "divers" and "cockroaches" and give the local transportation company a fair chance to deliver the goods and make its promises and patience. But soliloquizing, ruminating, deliberating and hesitating will not decide this issue, dear friends; it is going to require votes and plenty of votes to give these white jitneys a vacation of permanent duration. In previous editorials and articles we have endeavored to give our people and readers some sense, sensible and logical reasons why the city should go to the polls on tomorrow (Saturday) and cast a ballot for the abolishment of the jitney pest, misanence and menace. We have striven to show where colored citizens can neither operate nor ride in these white jitneys; that the colored San Felipe jitney line was abolished because the owners and operators of the city did not manifest any interest in the men, and what is worse into a connivance and conspiracy to oust the colored jitneys! We have striven the situation as it relates to the white jitneys on one side and the local traction company on the other; and, without bias, prejudice or the policy of striking back. The Informer is unable to see what benefit will accrue to our racial policy by the rejection of the white jitneys. On the other hand, this paper can see wonderful benefits, both directly and indirectly, to the colored residents and tax payers of the city, if the white jitneys are put out of commission and the street car company afforded an opportunity to grow, develop and help up our great and growing city. On the other hand, through and by the aid of jitneys, which at best can only serve a few of the thousands of people that must daily depend and rely upon rapid transit facilities; yet they fit along the streets, paved at the expense of the citizens and traction company (where they employ those streets used by the street car lines), and skim the cream (short hauls), and water (long hauls and transfer passengers) for the street cars. Last week we gave some facts and figures regarding the number of colored people the Houston Electric Company employs regularly and during extension and construction periods, and we showed them that we are not required to go to the jeans of our race every year by the local traction company. This was also compared with the number of our people that the white jitneys do not employ; the number of our people that do not and can operate; the number of our people that do not and can operate and own these white jitneys! Now, permit us to become impersonal and unselfish and show white jitneys to the Houston Electric Company for the entire community, all races included, and none excluded. LINCOLN LEAGUE WILL HEAR MANY POLITICAL LEADERS NEXT MONTH; WILL DISCUSS VARIED SUBJECTS (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, Ill.-The Lincoln L senative, practical and daring- its mammon session in Chicago Postmaster General Harry S Coollidge at the session. Hon. republican national committee, w. president of United States Senator Medill M on Abraham Lincoln, February visitors who will probably be pre pfer of Pennsylvania, who presses for a new constitution. Frank H. Hitchock of New York M. Butter of Massachusetts. Chicago, Ill.—The Lincoln League—political, national, representative, practical and daring—has completed arrangements for its mammoth session in Chicago, February 12th and 13th. Postmaster General Harry S. New will represent President Coolidge at the session. Hon. John T. Adams, chairman of the session will be a special guest of honor, and will bring a message of hope to United States Senator Medill McCormick will deliver the address on Abraham Lincoln, February 12. Among other distinguished visitors who will probably be present are Senator George W. Peabody, who presented the resolution in the republican national committee meeting, and Frank H. Hitchock of New York and National Committeeman, M. Butler of Massachusetts. According to Roscoe Simmons, president of the Lincoln League, more than 500 delegates from all over the United States. There is a national committee meeting from each congressional and the convention will be made up of two delegates from each congressional and the convention will be large from each state. Robert R. Church of Memphis, Tennessee; Henry Lincoln Johnson of Atlanta and Washington is secretary; Henry Lincoln Johnson of Atlanta is treasurer, and Perry W. Howard of Mississippi and Washington is legal representative. Larger Than 1920. It is predicted that the attendance at the sessions will be larger than in when the organization brought together men and women of both men and women over assembled for the consideration of political advance in the Lincoln League convention, there is more interest shown in the Lincoln League sessions than in any other national political convention. league—political, national, republic—has completed arrangements for February 12th and 13th. I. New will represent President John T. Adams, chairman of the bill to be a special guest of honor, and hope, according to arrangements, Cormick will deliver the address 122. Among other distinguished persons, he resolved the resolution in the republicating Southern representation, and I. and National Committeeman, W. Subjects of nationwide interest will be presented before the convention for presentation and action. Among them will be: (1) Migration and Its Political Character (2) Mists to Destitute Class Legislation (3) Jim Crow Aims. (4) American Democrats and Political Parties. (5) Political and Economic Election. (6) Politics and Industrial Opportunity. The sessions of the convention will be held in South Park Methodist Episcopal Church, and the night sessions in the Greater Baldwin Area of the local Lincoln League committee, and Paul A. J. Jones, chairman of the OFF TO ATLANTA. Among Houstonians attending the semi-annual meeting of the Citizens Association, the American Life Insurance Company, and Standard Life Insurance Company, O. B. Walk and F. P. Carter. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1924 "HOUSTON'S GOT 'EM" EXAS, SATURDAY, J ORI In other words, grant us pe ticulars and you will readily like an ant hill beside the Hir compared with the local traction During the years of 1921 to pany paid $451,008.68 into the and its payroll in its employ amounted to $3,443,10642 These two items do not repres cash paid the tax department wages of its many employees du SURDAY, JANUARY 19 R NO. bids, grant us permission to cite you will readily see that the white bush beside the Himalaya mountaina the local traction company as publ years of 1921 to 1923, the Houst 0,008.68 into the city coffers in th to its employees during this period. 443,106.42 bids do not represent notes nor paper improvements, investments and as Beee Double Tracks North Side Line Line Boulevard Line Line Line Improvements Beee and Changes in LaBranch Li ving and Changes (North Side) Extension (Woodland Heights) Extension (West of Westport) Extension (West of Orchard) Present Cars Improvements Station (Houston Heights) Mine Paving Street Paving Street Paving Street Paving Street Paving Various Street Intersections Tunnel Bayon Bridges (Houston Height Hermann Park for improvements this gigantic amount the sums of 10.22 for salaries and wages, and tagering figure for $5,514,864.10 during the past three years alone to the polls Saturday, January 19 ORDINANCE' by drawing a bla t and the Orchard' (End, every his and her race, city and community ORDINANCE'), here is what it will help to accomplish for you and an abundance of competitive white jitney have no colored jitneys.) to abandon its suit for higher frac to establish the routing of cars on End; Montrose-Chapman; Line, in accordance with re- sults expert, Mr. John A. Beeler. MIEES PROPOSE REDUCTIONS REPRESENTATIONAL LAW-MAKING In other words, grant us permission to cite this bill of particulars and you will readily see that the white jitney lines are like an ant hill beside the Himalaya mountains, when they are compared with the local traction company as public service utility. During the years of 1921 to 1923, the Houston Electric Company paid $400,000 into the city coffers in the form of taxes paid to all employees during this three-year period amounted to $3,443,106.42. These two items do not represent notes nor paper, but the actual cash paid the tax department of Houston and the salaries and wages of its many employees during this period. During the same three-year, made the following improvements: Fannin Street Double Tract Louisiana-North Side Line West End Line Harrisburg Boulevard Line Studewoods Line Downtown Carriage Mountine Line Leeland Paving and Change Chapman Extension (North Watson Extension (Woodland Mandell Extension (West of New Modern Cars Purchase Charter Street Paving Car House Improvements Sub-Power Station (Houst Pierce Avenue Paving Jackson Street Paving Fannin Street Paving Harrisburg Street Paving Milam Street Paving Travis Street Paving Paving on Various Street North Main Tunnel White Oak Bayou Bridges Station at Hammark Park Total for improvement Now, add to this gigantic amt taxes, $3,445,100.22 for salaries starting and staggering figure traced for here during the past When you go to the polls Sate vote "FOR THE ORDINANCE" company to abandon its voter owes it to his and more vote "FOR THE ORDINANCE" vote will help to acco Discontinuance of compes (yves, we have no colored jacket Company to establish the Heights-South End; More North Line, etc., in a tions of city's expert, Mr.. G.O.P. CHIEFS PRO SOUTH'S REPR NATIONAL L made the following improvements, investments and expenditures: Fannin Street Double Tracks $161,808$ Louisiana-North Side Line 68,993 Wayne Street 79,788 Harrisburg Boulevard Line 77,185 Studewoods Line 12,079 Dowling Line 8,598 Montrose Line 7,100 Lecland Paving and Changes in LaBranch Line. 104,986 Chapman Extension (North Side) 27,334 Watson Extension (Woodland Heights) 47,408 Mandell Extension (West of Montrose) 48,818 Modern New Cars Purchased 484,000 Changes in Present Cars 87,268 Car Commission Investments 84,667 Sub-Power Station (Houston Heights) 92,612 Fierce Avenue Paving 28,000 Jackson Street Paving 65,740 Fannin Street Paving 5,880 Hawthorne Street Paving 24,966 Mint Street 15,231 Travis Street Paving 6,000 Paving on Various Street Intersections 29,000 North Main Tunnel 81,000 White Oak Bayou Bridges (Houston Heights) 23,338 Station at Hermann Park 1,135 Total for improvements 1,612,749 Now, add to this gigantic amount the sums of $451,008.68 for taxes, $3,443,100.22 for salaries and wages, and you will get the startling and staggering figure to $5,616,841.10 spent and contracted for here during the past three years alone. When you go to the polls Saturday, January 19 (tomorrow) and vote "FOR THE ORDINANCE" by drawing a black line through the startling and staggering figure to $5,616,841.10 spent and contracted for here during the past three years alone. When you go to the polls Saturday, January 19 (tomorrow) and vote "FOR THE ORDINANCE" by drawing a black line through the startling and staggering figure to $5,616,841.10 spent and contracted for here during the past three years alone. Discontinuance of competitive white jitney operation (yes, we have no colored jitneys). Company to abandon its suit for higher fare. Company to establish the routing of cars on Franklin Heights-South End; Montrose-Mchapman; Louisiana-North Side Line, etc., in accordance with recommendations of city's expert, Mr. John A. Beeler. G.O.P. CHIEFS PROPOSE REDUCING SOUTH'S REPRESENTATION IN NATIONAL LAW-MAKING BODY (By the Associated Negro Press.) Washington, D. C.—As sure resentations in congress, rather the republican national convention of 1924, and thereafter until the justification. This is the opinion thinkers, but likewise the opinic to they say, are "sick and tired of the group of so-called republicans. However, recent events, nati closed that rock-ribbed republican group of the Hynics of Ohio; Joseph T. Kearwale; Hiles of New York; Mu chusetts, national committees have the notion that whatever the constitution of the United States mations. D. C.,—As sure as you are born congress, rather than Southern or national convention, is to be one acreter until there is some kind of the opinion not alone of colcewise the opinion of scores of wif "sick and tired of Southern four years," and the opinion is aided and aded by legislators, event events, national and internat-ribbed republicans, including Pride of national committee, Senate; Joseph T. C. of New York; Mulvane of Iowa; Iral committeeman and practical that whatever prauing of citizen participation in congress, wited States makes certain spec But that is not all! as you are born," Southern republican Southern representation in is, to be one of the big issues are is some kind of righteous adot alone of colored leaders and of scores of white leaders who of Southern four-fishing or poeben aided and abetted by a small national and international, have deans, including President Cooley committee, Senator Pepper, R. K.ing of Indiana; Dupont of Delaware of Iowa; Butler of Massan and practical political leaders pruing of citizenship opportun in congress, where the constitutes certain specific recommendations has got to handle it, even if he is required to wear abstentions. The embarrassing condition now confronting congress, the democrat themself and others of the republicans is holding the legislature in possession of the eighteenth amendment. Some of the strongest advocates of enforcement like Congressman Uphaw of Georgia are, holding them in possession of the legislature, by congress of Maryland, as a "political" congressman, by congress of a free nullification and defiance of the fourteenth amendment as a result of a compromise to effectively every congressman in practically every Southern state. This rule is on racial lines, but constitutional and political politics, according to the Company to build necessary track and special work to effect such change in routing of cars. Company to elevate mast stop stopping places; load cars in pairs; equip unnecessary stops, etc. in co-operation with city authorities and the public. Company to purchase modern new cars and to make all equipment effective to meet this plan of service better. Company to establish high-class bus lines. Establish modern high-class bus lines to serve South End Junior School and south thereof. Extend Houston Heights car line so as to fully serve the extended Houston Heights, Heights Annex, and additional territory. Furnish transportation facilities by bus or car line extension to the Port of Houston. Such other extensions of street car lines and modern high-class bus lines, additions and improvements, as are necessary to fully serve the city. Honestly and fairly, can't we afford to support, endorse and approve such a comprehensive program of extension, improvements and construction within the next three years? If the Houston Electric Company spends no more money in Houston three years than it spent in the last three years, will there be any reasonable and rational grounds for complaint or objection? Miss Houston expects every colored voter to do his or her duty at the polls Saturday, January 19 (tomorrow), and by voting $10 in the ballot the white jitneys, we shall prove ourselves as citizens interested in the growth, prosperity and expansion of our city deserving of the same considerations and opportunities as those granted other citizens and tax payers of the community. Bear in mind that no one will molest nor embarrass you at the polls, and that even though the white jitneys are retained by the votes of the people (which we hope is a supposition contrary to facts as defined by the voters' acts) the SAN FELIPE COLLED JITNEY 'BE RE-ESTABLISHED!" "To jitney or not to jit!" is the question, and let us help to solve and settle the local transportation controversy for the best interests of our race and city. Vote "FOR THE ORDINANCE" Saturday, (tomorrow) January 19, and help Houston hum! Selah! SEVERAL ASPIRANTS FOR POSITION WITH U. S. LABOR DEPARTMENT; EDITOR BIBB IS LIKELY CHOICE (By the Associated Negro Press.) Washington, D. C. —Ohlokkers of candidates who have signified the late Phil H. Brown, at least part of labor is concerned. South, East and West, with a greties in the offing, all hopefully while declaring their profound labor." So many applicants have Davis is said to have reduced his advises to that "The appropriation of the labor is notpected that any appointment will Your correspondent is able to that a selection has been made. seekers after the officialermine of the labor most certainly be occupying the by this time but for one rather PRICE: 7 CENTS tary track and special work to ing cars. service; mark stopping places; te unnecessary stops, etc., in iorities and the public. new cars new and to make all this plan of service better- ity's expert, Mr. Beeler. bus lines bus to serve South th thereof. car line so as to fully serve houston Heights, Heights An- to Cottage Grove. Line to fully serve Brooke north on Clark Street. fast on Crosby Road. and, two lines and one of to serve the community east e to and from Norhill Junior to serve territory north of new North Side Park and facilities by bus or car line ex- tention. territory east of Shepherd paving program on streets tracks. street car lines and modern ns and improvements, as are city. afford to support, endorse and program of extension, improve- company spends no more money in th than it spent in the last three role and rational grounds for com- plored voter to do his or her dur- tomorrow (tomorrow), and by voting (to prosperity and expansion of our me considerations and opportuni- ties and tax payers of the com- molest nor embarrass you at the white jitneys are retained by theope is a threedown country to s acts) the SAN FELIFE COLL- the question, and let us help to ortation controversy for the best "E Saturday, (tomorrow) Janu- selah! 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FUNERAL DIRECTOR8 EMBALMER8 Phone Preston 1835 1015 Dowling Street THE HOUSTON INFORMER; SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1924 Some Long Thinker! IM THINKING IM THINKING THINKING THINKING T IM GOING DIE WHEN VISITING THE ISLAND CITY- EAT YOUR MEALS AT LOUISIANA UNION CAFE SPLENDID CULINARY SERVICE L PHILLIPS, Proprietor 511 25th Street Galveston, Texas YES, OLD MAN, FEAR IT TALKS, THINK IT MARRIES THE END. I'M THINKING IM THINKING THINKING THINKING THAT IM GOING TO DIE YES, BUT WHY THINK SO LOVE ABOUT SOMETHING WE BABY TO DO? KIRCHHOO! KIRCHHOO! © PHYLA GERCE BUREAU (1933) W. MURRAY DR. L. M. MITCHELL DENTIST PYORRHEA SPECIALIST Office Hours: 8:30-2:00; 3:30-6:00 419½ MILAM HOUSTON, TEX. MESITE IN FOREST BE BEEN SELLING VEHICY IN FOREST HOME at them recog- in the way of red to the col- ns that people It is in the 3rd ly increasing; ments that go ST HOME has tree to each lot alks provided en you consid- movements that 4th—The exceptionally easy terms, man or woman to pay for a lot—These $10.00 monthly, without interest or tax FOREST HOME offers you a splen- good lot in a beautiful addition, splend- all improvements, at a low price and o It will be well worth your while to g ately, either by phone or call at my hot phone me, I will be glad to call for you you the property. EMBRY & GILLETTE, who are the will verify every statement made in this OBERTSO --- Largest Fish Market in the State among the Race. Out-of-town orders shipped promptly. WE SHIP TO ANY PART OF THE STATE. Phone Capitol 480 Phones: Office P. 5501. Res. C. 551 DR. T. M. SHADOWENS Physician and Surgeon Residence 3215 Liberty Avenue Office 418% Travis Street HOUSTON, TEXAS 4th—The exceptionally easy terms, which enable any ambitious man or woman to pay for a lot—These terms are $10.00 cash and $10.00 monthly, without interest or taxes, until January 1st, 1925. FOREST HOME offers you a splendid opportunity to secure a good lot in a beautiful addition, splendidly located, with practically all improvements, at a low price and on exceptionally easy terms. It will be well worth your while to get in touch with me immediately, either by phone or call at my home address. If you will telephone me, I will be glad to call for you in an automobile and show you the property. EMBRY & GILLETTE, who are the owners of FOREST HOME, will verify every statement made in this advertisement. Office Phone Preston 6958 Residence Hallley 4331 SALES AGENT PAGE THREE Are you using the MAGNOLIA HAIR GROWER and PRESSING OIL? If not, "Eventually," so why not now? Agents wanted to sell Magnolia line of Soaps, Hair Treatment, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. MAGNOLIA PERFUME CO. 801 West Ninth Ave. Houston, Tex. L. V. ALLEN LAWYER - NOTARY CIVIL PRACTICE A SPECIALTY 410 Millon Street Office Phone Preston 6127 St. Clements P. E. Church. "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" 2409 Hadley Street. (Take Dowling Car) he Rev. W. P. Stanley, same address Services. 9:30 A.M.-Sunday School. 11:00 A.M.-Morning prayer and seren- ment. 8:00 P.M.-Evening and sermon. Holy communion, first Sunday each month. Make this your home church. HOME NOW! RY which enable any ambitious terms are $10.00 cash and until January 1st, 1925. opportunity to secure a located, with practically exceptionally easy terms. in touch with me immedi- address. If you will tele- an automobile and show owners of FOREST HOME, advertisement. Hadley 6924 THE HOUSTON INFORMER SOUTH'S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER "It Gets You Told--Nothing Else!" THE HOUSTON INFORMER SOUTH'S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER "It Gets You Told--Nothing Else!" Published every Saturday at 411% Milam Street, Houston, Texas. Entered as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the postoffice at Houston, Texas, under the act of March 3, 1879 C. P. RICHARDSON ..... Editor-Publisher S. B. WILLIAMS ..... City Editor J. B. WILLIAMS ..... Advertising Solicitor FATHER W. P. STANLEY ..... Contributing Editor NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year ..... $2.00 Nine Months ..... 1.50 Six Months ..... 1.00 IMPORTANT! Make all checks, Custs, money orders, etc. payable to and address all communications to The Houston Informer, 411% Milam Street, Houston, Texas. TELEPHONES: Office: 8:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. ..... Preston 1241 Night and Sunday ..... Capitol 1445 Preston 4100 Foreign Advertising Representative, W. B. Ziff Company, 698 South Dearborn Street, Chicago; 231 Victoria Building, St. Louis, Mo.; 430 Longwood Building, New York NOTICE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS: Always demand a receipt when paying your subscription to The Houston Informer and will have no subscriptions to unauthorized representatives. All only appointed agents will have receipts. Protect your interests, as well as your institution, with a receipt and then keep it. AMY MAN WHO IS GOOD, ENOUGH TO SHEED HIS BLOOD FOR HIS COUNTRY IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL AFTERWARDS. NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO MORE AND NO MAN BHOULD RECEIVE LESS. —ROOSEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1924 Reports emanating from Washington, D. C., state that the Texas representatives in the national legislative body are up to their usual tricks and that these Lone Star solons, aided and abetted by other Southern democrats, aristocrats and mobsters, will oppose and fight the Dyer anti-lynching bill to the last chitch. This bit of news is neither surprising nor alarming, for these solons must make some noise to impress the folks at home that they are looking after their interests, and that they will battle to the bitter end any encroachments upon the righteous and sacred doctrine of "states rights!" It is hard for The Informer to believe that these Texas and Southern representatives favor and advocate lynch law, but since actions speak louder than words, their congressional and senatorial actions in opposing all proposed legislation for the suppression and elimination of mobocracy, are calculated to lead one to conclude that these Southerners are ardent and devout adherents, supporters and devotees of the famous American pastime—lynching. The four worst and approve of lynching the Dixie law-makers trut out the ancient and extinct doctrine of "states rights," as if this doctrine were not intered at the termination of the Civil War. But, in assuming this attitude, these Southern solons are quite inconsistent and unreasonable, for the reason that they favor and swallow federal invasion of states rights at one time and then oppose it at another time. Practically every amendment to the federal constitution, particularly those enacted since the fratricial struggle of 1861-5, "inades" the domain of states rights; and, with the exception of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments, which are in a state of innocuous desuetude, the South has gullibly swallowed all of them and more! The 16th amendment, dealing with the levying and collecting of the income taxes, meets no organized opposition from Southern sources nor solons. The 17th amendment, which tells the several states how they must elect their United States senators, creates no noticeable furore and wild-eyed agitation in Dixie. The 18th amendment, (Let us pray!) that national act that tries to regulate a man's appetite and that has for its purpose the making of a Sahara out of the several states of the commonwealth, is a direct invasion of the individual rights and prerogatives of the Southern states ran a manation to see which one would be the first to ratify this particular "states rights invasion" federal statute. These same Southern solons vote out millions of dollars every year for the enforcement of the 18th amendment, and most of them endeavor to move hell, heaven and earth every time they hear of the violation of this particular amendment—this amendment, which is the federal government police powers in the several states, Dixie included. Can you beat it? Perfectly willing and amenable to a national law that invades the domain of the several states and even prisoners and cases out of the courts of the states, just because some Tom, Dick or Harry made the "apple-jack", or sold the business, even if the federal government "up on some certain brand of "moonshine" or the "real stuff"! But when it comes to proposing a law to safeguard the lives and protect American citizens from mobocracy and anarchy, these same solos—who are so submissive to the other federal amendments or so enthusiastic about and insistent upon their observance and enforcement—rant, snort and covort and proclaim that any law that would infringe on their rights would Judge Lynch, is ipso facto, an invasion of the rights of the states. In other words, these solos, knowingly or unknowingly, contend that the practice of lynching, burning and amming Ameri- PAGE FOUR NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: IMPORTANTI TELEPHONE: m. to 7 p. m. and Sundays vertiating Representative, W. B. Ziff Company, 6 Chicago; 321 Victoria Building, St. Louis, Mo.; York NOTICE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS: MEMBER OF THE FRANKLIN MILITARY MILITARY FIRST IN SERVICE (All Matter Copyrighted) MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHED HIS BIR ENTRY IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQU ARDS. NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO MORE AN RECEIVE LESS. —ROOBE TON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JANUARY UP TO THEIR USUAL TRICKS! UP TO THEIR USUAL TRICKS! # THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1924 can citizens by mobs, is a right that any state should engage in and that the federal government should keep quiet, nod assent and acquiesce in the damnable and diabolical depredations by the exponents of Hunnish "kultur" a la American! City H PAY YOUR City Happenings PAY YOUR POLL TAX NOW! States rights! How many grievous errors and unpardonable sins have been committed in thy name! Miss Lizie Turner is sick at her residence on Live Onk street. Miss Pearl Lythfield returned Mon day from Eagle Lake. Whenever the colored race in the South begins to ask and demand certain仁使able, constitutional and God-given rights, the cry is immediately raised that the "niggers' want 'social' equality!" Mr. and Mrs. Uril Johnson have moved into their new residence, 3415 McGowen avenue. Every time a bill is introduced in the national law-making body that will sooner or later afford the colored citizens of this country some redress from evil and protection from wrongs, these same people raise the hue of "states rights." Mrs Bessie Walker, Doeckert, it at the bedside of her sister, Mrs Leola Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White, Whitty Street, on January 8, 1915. The doctrine of "states rights" is as dead as Dodo, in so far as it delegates to the individual states the rights to do as they please, whether such policy and procedure be to the best interests of the republic or not. Miss A. L. Truitt left this week for California and expects to reside in the west permanently. These same solons have another argument against the Dyer anti-lynchning bill and that is, it is unconstitutional, null and void. Ben F. Calboun, former Houston resident, now living in Chicago, is in the city for a visit with relatives and friends. We always thought it was the duty of congress to pass laws, then permit the court, through regular processes, to make such constitutions. Miss Thelma Rouet, Sealy, who spent the holidays here, visiting her sister, Sherman Martín, left this week for her home. The Northern democrats, who expect to corral colored votes in the pivotal and debatable states of the North and border territory, will do well to tell their Southern fraters of the same politics. The Democrats, who are now spinning out in opposition to this anti-mob measure. Mrs. M. E. Jackson is all smiles with her New Year's present, a deed to house and lot at 241 Jefferson avenue from her husband. The Informer hates to see our Law congressmen attacking any measure that will even reduce mob-law in this country, and, while they may fool and joke their constituents by their opposition to the new law, they are also inexorable, immutable and unviolating law of retribution. Selah! Prof. W. B. Cogle, treasurer of the American Mutual Benefit Association who is now residing in Los Angeles in paying the "old tower" r. visit. See Splvy Press Co. for good printing. Phones Preston 1990, 9852, 3220 McKenan. Reasonable rates call for and deliver prompt r. visit. POLITICAL SITUATION IN TEXAS Our journalistic contemporary, the Dallas Express, edited by the brilliant and scholarly John W. Rice, asked a very pertinent question in last week's issue regarding the political situation among the colored voters of Texas. After reproducing excerpts from an article of Colonel Rosecoe C. Simmons and commenting on it, the North Texas public wanted to know what "Bill" McDonald al were going to do about salvaging the republican party from the hands of "illy-white" politicians and manipulators, commanded and led by R. B. Creager of Brownsville. M. M. J. Sick, 1113 Robin Street. M. M. J. Sick, 1113 Robin Street. An operation at Union Hospital last week, is doing nicely, much to the gratification of her friend of the hospital. After a laminar illness, M. M. J. Sick, 1113 Robin Street. The Great Beyond early Wednesday morning at the family residence. Feweral arrangements had not been permitted. The Informer is anxious to see that interrogation answered by some of the faithful colored brethren of the Lone Star State, for this paper is not unmindful of the political battles among the Texans during 1820 and wonders if history is going to repeat itself. FOR SALE - Farm-land on Humble road, few minutes' drive from Main Street. Good homo and barn; rare horse. Call 212-755-2000. Prairie avenue, or call Preston 2813. Political observers, writers and prognosticators are saying that the Southern representation was restored to its former basis in the national republican convention as a matter of political expediency; that thousands of colored migrants would perhaps resent the conventional disfranchisement of their Dixie brothers and sisters and that to coral this vote and support, the G. O. P. leaders were more than willing to undo what was done by this same body in 1922. Theo. P. Bryant, noted baritone of the Metropolitan Baptist Church, Wednesday night, January 30, in song rectal. Mr. Bryant, in a class to himself as a soloist, taught the students widely scattered sections of the country glee assurance that a rare treat is WANTED—Colored men to quality for sleeping car and train porters. Experience unnecessary. Transportation furnished. W. T. McLean, Sept. 30. If the colored vote is going to play such an important part in the autumn election (and ebony-hued voters do constitute the balance of power in several pivotal and debatable states of the North and border territory), then both Colonel Simmons and the Express are right in contending that the colored republicans of Texas (and the white republicans, too, who believe in the fundamental principles, tenets, dogmas and doctrines of the party) should get busy and press their battle to the gate. According to news item in the West ern Appalachian, published in San Fran ce, the company has been admitted to practice law in that state and has opened offices in BIG GAS SALE--Every Wednesday 9 gallons and 1 quart of heavy lube $1.60 to each customer; $1.20 gal. 312 West Dahlonega, Pennsylvania 312 West Dahlonega, Pennsylvania If we have one outstanding racial weakness in Texas, it is the disposition and proneness to give up and cease to contend for our rights because we are not successful at the first attempt. When it comes to falling down and getting up again, the babies have us skinned a city block; for every child that learns to walk, learns by getting up after he or she falls down. Mini Eva Porter, Marshall, who had been the last insult, was the recipient of many social hospitalities here, in need, including a visit to the hospital, etc. She was the home-guest of Mrs. The so-called "black-and-tan" republicans of Texas had a good case in 1920, but it was messed up and butchered by an amateur North Texas politician, who lost the case with his apologetic in front of the republican national executive committee at Chicago. AGENTS WANTED- Agents who will devote their entire time to HI, to work with students in BIG MONEY. Reference must be A-1 Prospecta furnished. This is a selling Life Insurance coverage on a COST special men for Galveston, Hempstead, Brooklyn, Liberty and other special men for Galveston, Hempstead, Address A, C, H. C. Houston Informe. The "ily-white" republicans of the state were pie-hungry and office greedy in 1920, for the democrats had kept them away from the trough and pork barrel for eight long and hard years; and thus these so-called republicans (for office purposes chiefly) were determined that no colored delegates would get in their way and halt their raid on the pie-counter. Theo. P. Bryant, note baritone of the Orchestra of the Baptist Church, Wednesday night, January 30, in song rectal. Mr. Bryant, a jazz soloist, a soloist in a jazz press,发布 widely scattered sections of the country guitar assurance that a rare treat is available. Quite a number of them landed federal positions and thus they can not be too active in the affairs of the party during 1924, or else it will be employed as excellent campaign propaganda against the republican party. will from this angle it looks like President Calvin Coolidge be the nominee of the republican party at the Cleveland, Ohio, national campaign, but the nomination of a republican standard-bearer is not equivalent to election, like obtains in the democratic-ridden South. Mt. Corinth Bapt. Church. (Schwartz and Liberty). Rev. Arthur Hubbard, Pastor. Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 1:35 p.m. were largely attended. Pastor's morning subject was "The Danger of subjects to the church at the close of this great sermon. Rev. J. L. Lamprey preached Sunday night. Several visitors were present at both services. At 11 a.m., the students were carried out with Assistant Pastor N. E. Taylor in charge. The W. Y. and the Y. A. and M. with Mrs. E. Shepherd lead, will meet together at 7:30 instead of Thursday. Shepherd Boys' League, Mrs. N. Schuler, leader at the conference on Thursday after 7:30, will meet each M. A. Lee, leader, will meet each B. A. Lee, not be neglected, but people are not neglected, to be listed to do Christian work. We extend a special invitation to various young people's organizations. You will receive inspiration as well as much in If the G.O.P. national executive committee should give the contesting delegates of color—those who will harm mentorship cases—a raw deal at the Cleveland meet, no political wiser-accele to foretell its reaction in those Northern states, where black men and women form the balance of power, at the fall election. All things considered, it does appear as a logical and propitious time for the colored voters of republican persuasion in Texas, to formulate some plans of action and sally forth to the fray. The first thing to do is to get a large number of our men and women to qualify as voters, by the payment of the poll tax or security exemption certificate before the midnight of January 31, 1924. The next step would be to organize their forces and outline the line of battle. Many were the tricks and dirty practices indulged in by the "ily-white" leaders in Texas during 1920, but some have a hunch that the tribunal in the party will not sanction such procedure in 1924. No man can win a case without presenting it to a tribunal or some person duly delegated and authorized to sit in judgment on said cause. Will the colored republicans of Texas permit their case to be lost through default, or they will arise and with every vestige of manhood contend for their rights within the party of Lincoln, Dewey, T. W. Washington, Grant, Roosevelt and Coolidge? Gentlemen, what will your answer be? We await your reply and action! FOR RENT—Nearly furnished room by day or week. Sainthrough throughout, but not water. Mrs. R. C. Cooper 350.00 (11/022), phone Captain 350.00 (11/022). SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER APPOINT COLORED COMISSIONFOR VIRGIN ISLANDS (By The Associated Press Prev.) Washington, D. C.-Political wares are busy trying to determine whether a commission of six Nigros means anything more than just being appointed. The commission came into being this week on the recommendation of Sec. of State John Kerry, who is also the commission's members: are Robert Church Memphis financier and one of the members of the commission; clergyman; coronation Richardson, attorney of Richmond, Indiana; clergyman; coronation Richardson, chairman of the colored state republican committee; George H. Woodson, attorney of Richmond, Indiana; chairman of the Mitchell, bank and secretary of West Virginia College Institute; W. H. Brown, North Valle,山西; and secretary of the Mitchell, bank and secretary of West Virginia College Institute. The members of the commission are pleased to have without pay, it is rumored that one, and possibly more, of the appointees refuse to settle the opportunity to appeal other matters. In it it is thought the administration will settle the opportunity to appeal other matters thereby getting a chance to show its more serious needs. It is intended that the commission make an extensive survey of conditions in actual starvation is said to be threatful of the virtual domination of the bay run industry by American prohibition laws. The American living conditions, employment, immigration and enigration, farming, etc. with particular reference to the starvation of the Virgin Islands consist of about 56 islands of varying size, of which St. Thomas, St. Crucifix and St. John are inhabited islands have an area of about 159 square miles and inhabited islands are the manufacture of hay for the cultivation of sugar. The chief industries are the manufacture of hay for the cultivation of sugar. On St. Crucifix there is cattle farming, sheep farming and the rearing of horses, mules and DEATH CALLED WIFE, OF PROF. LM. TERRELL; FUNERAL WEDNESDAY Rev. J. R. Burdett, pastor of Bother monies, and several of the colored clergy occupied the onrunt in the anonymous house of Woolfock, T. R. Haw- kins, J. K. Ehron, John Jones, L. G. Pors- hson, M. M. McIlleen very touchingly rendered a violin solo, "The End of a Song," a favorite songs of the decadent. A large concourse of friends attended the Interment in College Hill Community. Mira Treller is survived by two sons, J. W. Treller, grand children and W. P. Treller, director of Mechanical Arts, Lincoln University, Jefferson county, and several grand children and seven brothers. COLORED TEACHERS WILL HOLD '24 MEET IN SAN ANTONIO Special to The Informer. Pricile View, Texas–Professor J. H. Rows, president of the Colored Teachers Association, will outline the following statement for publication: "Rice of authority teacher in as president of the State Teacher Association for Colored Teachers, will present the next meeting of the association will be held in San Antonio, "Let every teacher in Texas begin to make plans now to be present in the next profitable meeting in the history of the association. "Our motto: Two thousand (2000) teachers enrolled." **Deer Gun:** Lar Sunny I wuz at Sundy Skoo! arh heerd 'em skonisik 'but dog bt joe whos dailed need to muhte uv 'em dat he gin 'em er cote uv miny culcers (an'by den dut matster bin er swell cote). Our teacher groomed whil takit tik 'but how dat bt joe whos dailed need to muhte uv his bigger brthers, an'how jieny uw his bigger brthers, an'how jieny over tive Ii Joe had er dream arn den wood dress hise'x it an'bien woulh cote an'strut roor' an'tah his de dreem. Deer tole tole us awl 'bow diy bh—how his brthers finely got pet an'tie durw di dirst get pet an'cote 'em ter de Mildantes, lishalones or tien whos dailed need to muhte, what tuck him down in edge Ego. Down in Egish is where de teacher had Ii JOU, wren he brake teers her t'ellis ture on how I'hamus JOU go inter turtle 'hout er woman, what he wore on her t'ellis he husband waxor worter o' an ugly, She jes up an' lyed on JOU, an' ef it had in ib in 20th century dower wooden bri l'ichinie' bee, an' iJ JOU woobier b de center um struckucken, but he wore on him, tianum, dey jes put JOU in jail, per eremed tector ferg him. Trinity M. E. Church. REV. E. G. WOOLFOLK, Pastor 1408 Travis St. Sunday - 9:30 a.m. School; Sunday School; Monday - 10:30 a.m. League hour; 7:30 a.m. preschool services. Tuesday - 7:50 a.m. p.m. class nests. Strangers are always well known. Strangers are always well More Than , There have been bei in several colored adiiions slose, hundreds of mew homes since the street car lines were ex- tended inte these sections of the city. Homes for the family of moderate means have been provid- ed im these sections, where land may be purchased much cheaper than im the congested downtown districts. This growth is co-imcident with that of several other outly- img sections of the city that are served by street cars. Street Cars Promote the Growth of Houston ix inte ne pas ee noes Sos ae re quent increase in property values. The So a ie eee om ss ae pen ee be at his or her place of business promptly, ‘without delay. W. E. WOOD, Manager 4 a. wy ; ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER. SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1924 ‘SOUTHS GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER WHERE TO VOTE IN JTTNEY ELECTION SATURDAY, JAN. 19 VOTE “FOR THE ORDINANCE” VOTE “FOR THE ORDINANCE” ' t e sc WHITE JITNEYS— | Employ no colored help; | Serve no colored residential districts; Carry no colored passengers; ; Put no money in the race’s pockets; ‘id no colored churches; Give to no colored charitable institutions ; Pay ne pro rata for street paving ; Invest only in “tin lixzies,” “flivvers” and “‘cockroaches;” | ‘Are irresponsible, non-dependable; at best only represent sepa- rate and distinct units of a would-be transportation system; ! + Pay small tax for securing jitney license; Are like the Dead Sea—take in everything and give out noth- | =; | In short, are municipal liabilities and civic growth deterrents. | f : ' HOUSTON ELECTRIC CO.— Employs 32 colored people at car barns and shops; 1 Employs 105 race men in maintenance department; 7 Uses from 300 to 350 race men during construction and ex- ' tension periods; 2 al Pays colored laborers from 25e to 4Qc per hour, 10 hours per ! hy; 1 Plans new Filth Ward line to serve large colored population, i So - bee : 1 Has invested millions of dollars in trackage, rolling stock and f other physical properties in Houston; f Pays lmge amount into the city treasury in form of annual i ‘taxes; Helps te maintain public service commissioner; Serves colored residents of Houston and Independence Heights, Brumer, Harrisbarg, and other outlying districts, to say nothing of these colored citizens residing in the metropolitan district proper; ‘Aids colored charches, charitable institutions and worthy ap- peals; Is responsible, dependable, serviceable, reliable and substan- tial; Is like the Sea of Galilee—neot only takes in, but gives out; In short, it is a community asset and city builder. ‘Naf ced! { [nt OBEN VATERC COTOTHE POTS TOMORROW AND VOTE { Precinct Wo. 1. 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San Phone Pre BLACKSMITHING, AUTO REPAIRING AND TRUCK BUILDING 2023 N. San Jacinto Street Phone Preston 3156 Phone Preston 5230 Open Day and Night HAMMOND UNDERTAKING CO. A. J. HAMMOND, Manager Embalmers and Funeral Directors Motorized Funeral Equipment 1018 SCHWARTZ ST. HOUSTON, TEXAS Motto: Service, Courtesy, Reliance and Promptness. Phones: Res.—P. 9163; Store Preston 7389. THE JONES Mrs. R. B. Childs and daughter, Mildred DELIVERY TO ALL Prescriptions Pure Drugs, Bundri Everything in the Line of 2604½ ODIN AVENUE PHONES: PRES. 6256-1393 2 TO 5 P. M. Dr. W. M. PHYSICIAN Diseases of Women 815 PRAIRIE AVENUE SEA FOOD The Best Than LINDLEY'S (Ask for DA Stall 19, City Market THE JONES PHARMACY Childs and daughter, Miss Robbie D. A. Jones, Pr. C. Propra DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Prescriptions Our Specialty Pure Drugs, Bundries and Toilet Articles anything in the Line of Drinks at Our Soda Fountain N AVENUE HOUSTON, TEXAS PRES. 6256-1393 HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M. 2 TO 5 P. M. 6 TO 9 P. M. Dr. W. M. Drake PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Diseases of Women, Blood and Chronic IRIE AVENUE HOUSTON, TEXAS THE JONES PHARMACY Mrs. R. B. Chils and daughter, Miss Robie D. A. Jones, Pr. C. Progra DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY PHONES: PRES. 6256-1393 HOURS: 9 TO 12 A. M. 2 TO 5 P. M. 6 TO 9 P. M. The Best That Money Can Buy INDLEY'S FISH MARKET (Ask for DAVE STEWART) 19, City Market Preston 5158 A. E. YATES PRINT Lincoln T. "READY We prepare your copy, print we make our printing a necessity PHONE PR 713 PRAIRIE AVE. ATES PRINTING COMPANY Lincoln Theatre Bidg. "READY TO SERVE" spare your copy, print your job as you wish, in fact, our printing a necessity. PHONE PRESTON 5161 MORE AVE. HOUSTON, TEXAS We prepare your copy, print your job as you wish, in fact, we make *cur* printing a necessity. PAGE SIX ```markdown ``` ALWAYS FRESH "THE ST. CLAIR SYSTEM" Mone, R. D. St. Clair, Parlor 88% East Commerce St. San Antonio, Texas THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1924 FRIERSON RUG LAUNDRY LATEST LOCAL VENTURE; LOCATED IN 4TH WARD Now numbered among Houston color new business enterprises is the Prifer Dallas avenue, where the proprietor, D. M. Prifer, one of Houston's most progressive business men, has install a commercial military for cleaning rugs and carpets. An informer representative visited this new concern and was most favorably found for the successful operation of this line of work. He cleaned a cleaner designed to take out the last speck of dust from any rug or carpet, not how matter dirty it is. He also removed which removes all grease or stains, was among the many contravances found in operation. A large drying machine was used, and in fact, we were fully convinced that this plant is sufficiently equipped to meet the needs of our steadily growing population. They claim to be able to restore the artistic design and return your rugs apparently new. We gave them a trial. Phone Preston 2125. LEARN DOMESTIC ART You, too, can become a successful fashion designer, and save 50 per cent on your clothing bill; also have pretty, stylish clothes for yourself and children, and save 50 per cent on your clothing bill. You can purchase garments for children, glingham dresses, etc. The course consists of pattern representation, cutting, fitting, drapping and finishing touches. Enter the class now and be able to all of your fashion designing and summer fashion design calls on Mrs. M. Burt's Hurtress shop, 342 Schwartz street, or call 212-745-2222. Sugar Consumption. Sugar consumption in America has increased from an average of 11 to 50 pounds annually per capita during the past decade. The statistics. Health authorities suggest that this fact may have an important hearing upon the bad diet that peter the present generation, pointing out that sugar has replaced calorie-dumping diet. Distinctions. What is Wit?—What peculiar kind of talk that tends to misunderstand and broken heads. What is Joj?—What peculiar kind of talk that appears a D. What is Knowledge?—To have a back seat in a nearestral class. What is Class. What is Understanding. To go right on talking to the chap. What is Class. What is understanding at another man—Iowa Frivel. Disease Germs Disease germs are tiny, little organisms that have to eat to live no-less than human beings. That's why they die so quickly in dry, clean places. Salt Water Freeze. 盐水 water does freeze, and the resulting ice is virtually free from salt. The freezing point is 27 degrees Fahrenheit. Same Thing Year After Year. All the riven run into the sea, yet the ice remains frozen from where the rivers come, thither they return again.—Ecclesiastes. DR. RUPERT O. ROETT PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 807% Prairie Ave. Phone: Office P. 2217, Res. P. 6919 Residence: 410 Robin St. IN OUR NEW HOME 415 MILAM STREET WE greet our many customers and friends in our new home in the U. B. F. Building, 415 Milam Street, where we will continue to serve you and fill your drug needs as in days of yore. We extend a cordial invitation to the public to visit us in our new home. PEOPLES PHARMACY Newman & McCoy, Props. 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 MAKE DALLAS "EAT CROW" JAMES B. CROGSBY, president of the American Mutual Benefit Association, on 714% Prairie avenue, who has been appointed deputy poll tax collector for Duncan and Harris County, wishes to announce that poll tax receipts and exemption certificates can be secured by colored citizens at the American Mutual office every day in the week from now until midnight at those of our people who do not care go to the court house and qualify. GRIG88Y, president of Mutual Benefit Association, aenean, who has appointed deputy poll tax Houston and Harris County to announce that poll tax exemption certificates can be used office every day in the usual office until midnight of 1924. For people who do not care court house and qualify as voters for 1924, can of the poll tax Mutual, and it is hoped a large number of color pay their poll tax exemption certificates deputy, perhaps the only utility poll tax collector not American. For further on this matter, call Preston 3288. Pay your poll tax collector for people who do not care court house and qualify M. S. S. JAMES B. GRIGBIS, president of as voters for 1924, can take advantage of the American Mutual Benefit Association, of the poll tax booth at the American Mutual Benefit Association, again been appointed deputy poll tax collector for Houston and Harris County, wished to announce that poll tax exemption rules are being enforced, which shakes the old colored deputy be secured by colored citizens at the South, if American Mutual office every day in the winter now until midnight in the morning, call Mr. Grigbis at 31.12.2018, Prenton 2328. NO. 333 Nemo$ SELF-REDUCING CORSET Good News for Stout Women Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 is a real bargain. It has a low top and medium skirt. Made in durab pink or white cootie size 24 to 36- and costs only $1.00. If your ladder can't get you name, address, size and card $1.00. We'll send the coat. NEW Hampshire Park Institute 120 E. 100th St. New Hampshire 120 E. 100th St. (Exps. 0) RDEWAY June 2002 RENTALS, LOANS PUBLIC Experience HOUSTON, TEXAS --- as voters for 1924, can take advantage of the poll tax book in the American Mutual, and it is hoped and argued that a large number of colored citizens will pay their poll tax to secure their examination certificates from their own deputy, perhaps the only colored deputy poll tax collector in the South, not America. For further information on this matter, call Mr. Grigby at Preston 3282. Pay your poll tax at the American Mutual, 714½ Prairie Avenue. ```markdown ``` HAS ENJOYED SUCH UNE-KEEPED SUCCESS IN THE PAST YEAR THAT WE HAVE MORE BEAUTIFYING PREPARATIONS TO OUR LIMITED BEFORE EFFECTIVE LINE Strait-Tex Chemical Company 600 FIFTY AVENUE PITTISBURGH, PA, U.S.A. For particular people, Velmoi Hair Dressing. Get a box today at 10c stores and drug stores. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OTTO'S TRUNK SHOP 404 Travis Street Our Stocks Are Full and Complete Ladies' Purses and Varied As- GOODS STORE Goods line. A full line of and. Your patronage so- We carry a complete line of Ladies' Purses and Vanity Boxes. Inspect our Varied As-sortment. HARMON'S DRY GOODS STORE Can satisfy all your wants in the Dry Goods line. A full line of Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage accepted. J. H. HARMON, Prop. PHONE PRESTON 2921 NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE Crockery, Towelware, Enamelware, Rugs and Stoves Remember That We Pay 20 Per Cent. More for Your Household Goods Than Other Dealers SMITH'S RESTAURANT A. SMITH, Proprietor OPEN DAY AND NIGHT BEST OF SERVICE BY EXPERIENCED HELP Haggs Hall to be Convicted 415 Milton Street Phone: Residence Hallley 2011 Store, Preston 2834 WILSON'S PHARMACY CAUCIUS A. WILSON, Prop. We Delivery to any Part of the City. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Pure Drugs, Sunscreen and Toilet Articles. 2421 McKINNEY AVE HOUSTON, TEXAS Dr. C. A. George, D. D. E. Re: Phone Had. 2556 THE STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. FOR COLORED PEOPLE Newly Built--Moderately Equipped--Capacity 100 Baths Daily--Best Service--Courteous Treatment--Hospitalism, Malaria, Skin Disease, Stomach Trouble--Largest Bathing Institution in the State For Colored People. MARLIN, TEXAS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT BRINGS REAL RESULTS! Mr. Advertiser, The Informer reaches more potential buyers in Houston and South Texas than any other weekly paper. DO YOU WANT THIS TRADE? An ad per week is the best way to speak— Say It In The Houston Informer "South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper" 419 1-2 Milam Street Phone Preston 1243 SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1924 PAGE SEVEN ADVERTISING MEDIUM BINGS REAL RESULTS! former reaches more potential buyers in Houston and South her weekly paper. DO YOU WANT THIS TRADE? What One of the Country's Largest Advertising Agencies Says About The People's Paper Southern Advertising Agency Incorporated Service to Advertisers Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. November 6th, 1922. The Houston Informer Publishing Company, 410 Mill St. Houston, Texas. Dear Sirs: Memphis, Tenn. November 6th, 1922. The Houston Informer Publishing Company, 410 Milam St. Houston, Texas. Dear Sire: This Agency for twenty years has been the largest user of space in the RACE PAPERS of any Agency in the United States and during these long years we have made a very close study of the best pulling mediums among the Race Paper and we take great pleasure in recommending THE HOUSTON INFORMER as being a good producer among the Race Papers that we have used and we are regular users of space in this paper and expect to so continue. We would earnestly recommend THE HOUSTON INFORMER to any advertiser who desires to secure good results upon the money they spend and we urge all advertisers to consider the claims of this paper in making up their lists. You're very truly, SOUTHERN ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC N. M. Gasson President. HNG:LB Try The Informer during 1924, and if results are not satisfactory, your space will cost you absolutely nothing. How's that? Is the best way to speak— In The Houston Informer "South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper" SOLO-SERVE STORE 208-210-212 TRAVIS STREET PRICES our policy in giving our custom- and the best for the least money. SATURDAY AND MONDAY That conforms with our policy in giving our customers always the most and the best for the least money. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY GUNGE SNAPS, fresh Pound Canned Pound Canned FANCY PEABEER COPPER Pound FLAVORING EXTRACTS on bottles each SCOOKFAST BACON SCOOKFAST Pound IVAN SPA PLAKE Special for 25c MEN'S FELT HATS in black and brown. $1.00 MEN'S COTTON Sox 25c LADIES SILK PILE HOSE 25c OIL CLOTH 25c Ursus Unrestricted choice of any LADIES DRESS in the home, $12.99 $5.95 CHILDREN'S RIBED FLEECE all suits 25c Serve OURSELF - 206-10-12 TRAVIS ST. Solo Serve WAIT ON YOURSELF - 206-10-12 TRAVES ST. THE BARGAIN CENTER OF HOUSTON ST. CLEMENTS NOTES: There will be no services this Sunday. The former Barista School is attending the free workshop, "How to Host a Halloween Return on or about January 21st." FREE TRIPS to St. Louis, Mo. or Denver. Coln. Send 25 stamp for particulars. Supreme Laboratories, 423 Washington Blvd, Kansas City, Mo. O. Brush, editor of the Prairie View School district white shirt in the city during the last week she will. Under his direction this week she will wear a black shirt, life and bldg fair to compare favorably with similar journals throughout the south. CENTER OF HOUSTON Real Theatre MOST OF THE BEST FOR LESS "OVER THE BORDER" A vite story of the Canadian wilde that will hold your spell of wonder. A beautiful story that has been produced in some time. Also a good Western and a frightening story. "CROOKED ALLEY" different story of a straight life in cook- ism. DUNCAN in "STEEL TRAIL." No funny comedy. **RIGHTS OF BROADWAY** at stars. Girl, do you know there is a light on Broadway. Have you ever trav- led to lightly气 lightly. Have you crammed more lights, lights, and beaches than in a single picture. Magnificently staged and gaudy scenes. You will revel in your joy and gaudy scenes. You will revel in your joy as never before. When we say yough, you must see it for yourself to understand. When we say BIGGER AFRICA," comedy. **IN-** **TITTLE WOMAN** most beautiful romantic photo-drama of her taker. With a 18-star cast. A different story is a straight line in crowd ad outfitting. Also WM. DUMAN in *STEEL TRAIL*. No movie. "THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF BROADWAY" With a big cast of select stars, Girls, do you know there is a brookside light on you at night? Girls, do you know that brookside light that beautifully glows? How are crammed real-life, more thrills, more soils, sights, and heartaches than you can imagine? With a big cast of select stars, you will revel in its intricate beauty; you will marvel at its wonderful reality and the beauty of its people. It is good that is not enough; you must see it for yourself to appreciate it. Also NEVA GERER and JACK PERENN in "THE SANTA FIRE" and "AND ROUGHST AFRICA" a comedy that is not enough; you must see it for yourself to appreciate it. A big Western, full of pep and big punches. BON IN JEWELS" and jewels that will keep you causing be us. Also a big Western and a funny SURE MAD" will with a Big Rainer Baker stellar cast. the world today. It's pleasure mad and be its desires. See the brainstache that will also show RIXA MURPHY in "HER 9 while "FIGHTING MURPHY" will be arrived. CLEAN, COZY AND A wizard of crooks and jewels that will keep you grooming. If you miss it, don't blame us. And a big Western and a funny A Reginald Baker production with a Reginald Baker starlet cast, *The Dangerous Man*, will do anything to noxify its desires. See the Beaches that come from this condition and you can see the EDNA SURPIRY in *HIEER DANGEROUS MANGO*. No. 9 warns "FIGHTING BLOOD" will be PAGE EIGHT Informer ad PRUNES 10c California. presents APRICOTS evaporated California. Pound 14c EVAPORATED APPLES California. Pound 14c TAKONA CRACKERS and CAKES. All cake specials. chairs for 25c ALL LEATHER MEN'S WORK SHOES at $1.95 LADIES FELT SLIPPERS, framed with silk ribbons; soft sale 79c LADIES SLIPPERS in novelty cut patterns; suedes and leather $2.49 CHILDREN'S CLOTH HATS 10c EXPRESSION OF THANKS Dr. D. K. Harris, 111 San Francisco Photographer of G. Harris, who is survived by his family, is a highly respected family hospital in Galveston five months ago, and age is improving more rapidly. Dr. Harris expresses her profound gratitude to Antoine Baptist Church for their care and to the Masonic brothers in general, both of Houston and Galveston, for their care and to her sister, Mrs. A. I. Brewerton, who continued to be remembered her Christmas and New Year's wishes and to thank all of them. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JAN. 19, 1924 SOCIAL SERVICE BUREAU ASSISTS OFFICERS' WIFE IN PAYING HER TAXES On December 4, 1922, Mrs. Marty Jones, wife of former Police Department Jones, applied to Social Service Bureau for assistance with her taxes. Mrs. Jones explained nature of case to the colored worker. Worker, knowing that Mrs. Jones has been struggling hard with her tax problems, asked to assist, as it means so much to every individual to own a house. Meaning that Mrs. Jones is the secretary of police department, asking if that department sets aside funds when they are in need. The police secretary and they did not have such a fund, but that the department was able to help. On December 28, 1923, Mrs. Jones' case was discussed at police meeting and it was decided to refer case to city council. Same day Mrs. Jones was given check for $8 by the bureau, and on December 28, 1923, the city council, in considering Mrs. Jones' case, decided to give her $245, and the service Bureau to pay Mrs. Jones the amount, which was tendered the race woman on January 4, 1923. Mrs. Rachel Madison, Bellville, was called to the bedside of her sick aunt, Mrs. D. D. Carter, 1229 Ruthen street. Scratch your ballot in the follow FOR THE OR Scratch your ballot in the following manner: FOR THE ORDINANCE (Which abolishse the jitneys.) AGAINST THE C (Which does not abolish the jit Epstein's JANUARY ON JANUARY EI GAINST THE C (Which does not abolish the j stein's JANUARY IN JANUARY EI AGAINST THE ORDINANCE (Which does not abolish the jitneys.) Epstein's JANUARY CLEARANCE ON JANUARY EIGHTEENTH-- A CLEAR DON'T FAIL TO AT LEARAN --- CLEARANCE SALE TheFair We have arranged three groups of Coats, Suits and Dresses, some regularly sold at $29.50, during the sale you may have your choice at the following prices: SHOES AT PRICES YOU CAN'T RESIST Our entire stock of Ladies' Novelty Up-to-date Footwear, values up to $7.50 for quick clearance— 104,986 purchases were recorded at this store last year. Purchases made because of satisfaction given in price, quality and service. 200., 000 is our 1924 goal. We are determined to reach it. We are going to serve you so well you and your friends will help us. "The House of a Thousand Favors" Epstein's ACROSS FROM THE CITY MARKET 313 TRAVIS ST. Small Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HARRIS' STUDIO Photos, Out-door Pictures, Flashlights, Family Groups All Work Guaranteed to be Satisfactory 811 WEST DALLAS PHONE PRESTON 5960 DR. LEWIS M. MITCHELL, local dental practitioner with offices at 415% Milam street, who is president of the dental department of the Loom Star Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association, plans an educational and instructive program in consultation with his department and is anxious for a large number of dentists to be involved in a statement meeting during the summer. MRS. BRYANT IMPROVING M. Thaddee R. Bryant, 1608 St. Louis, Missouri, who became living physician, who has been for the last several weeks, is showing that she is the delight of many her friends. Mrs. Bryant's absence from the many académies and universities which are Wesley Chapel Sunday School, the Y. W. C. A. and D. Anderson, has kept during her illness. POOR MAN'S DOCTOR THOUSANDS GET WELL From all over the world I get letters from people who want me to help, tell me about Bulgaria Hern Tenn has helped them. They are a doctor because it is simple to prepare, its cost is very small and it surely does the work. 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CARTER, who is a graduate of Howard University Dental School, class 2X, besides finishing the four-year preschool course, has been called at the university during the summers in conductive anaesthesia. only technique and piercure work, only a single dental exam that he had successfully passed his examination before the Texas board of dental examiners, which cites him to practice dentistry in the state of Texas. Dr. Carter was the only appointee to the board of dental chemistry; his average in all subjects was very commendable. Dr. Carter is now associated with Dr. W. J. Howard, 90% Prairie avenue, and invites the public to consult him for any dental advice that is desired. Y. M. C. A. NOTES. About 35 boys, members of the "T" group of Blackshirer school, enjoyed a "hot dog" last week after afternoon meeting. This was the first outdoor meeting. This was hoped that there will be more mays. The "T" group, better known as the other schools in a game of valley hall, like very much to meet any of the other schools in a game of valley hall. The meeting at Bathel Baptist Church that Sunny was quite a mays, was covered by Rev. A. H. Ahabad, pastor of the school. Several new members were enrolled. Y. W. C. A. NOTES. The annual meeting of the City Avenue branch will be held Sunday, 2:30 p.m. at the City Avenue building and all members will witness this very interesting program, which will be given in pagent farm and in and such a nature as to be a decided difference in the meetings. Come early and enjoy the afternoon. Madame Lula Robinson, best local talent Thursday evening, January 24, at Bethel Baptist Church. Meet the students and should be heard by everybody. Help us fill this beautiful, new office. A quiet but very impacive marriage will close friends and relied on Tuesday evening, January 15, when Miss Irene and Miss Martha will be at the home of the bachelor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holler, and Mrs. Wesley of Wesley Chapel officiated.