Houston Informer

PYTHIANS HOLD JUBILEE EVENT WITH THE "BRAVE BOYS" The conductor of this department is attending the forty-first annual session of the Colored Knights of Pythas of Texas, upon invitation of our friend the Grand Chancellor W. S. Willis; and upon invitation of our friend for time before his departure on the special train from Houston, Sunday, the Katy, that he did not have to prepare his weekly contribution column. Therefore, we are panning a few lines from Waco, which is the Mecca for all colored Pythas and Calantheans during this week. In fact, the "city on the Brazeo" has already been literally taken over by the "community," and the colored citizens of the community are showing that while Houston is got "many," Waco does things. New Hope Baptist Church, in New Hope, and the congregation rightfully bears of hawthorne and country and a-church choir and orchestra that have no equals in this community, is considered that this choir has a large membership (around 50, countries) and a-church organization are all the more wonderful and marvelous for a musical organization that is the church is a beautiful structure with basement, heated with gas, spacious auditorium, overhead spacious hall, fountains, drinking fountains and every modern comfort and convenience in the cost less than $90,000. It is a credit not only to the congregation but race, race, race. THE HOUSTON INFORMER *AGAIN UNANIMOUSLY RE-ELECTED PROFESSOR W. 8. WILLIS; Dallas, who has been leading the Pythian hosts of Texas to new heights for the last nine years, was unanimously re-elected grand chancellor of the Texas jurisdiction, at the forty-first annual session held at Waco this week. The act grants of the office showed an increase in success, of one half million dollars during the Willis administration, and Willis' chief ambition now is to make the Texas colored Pythians a million Collar concerts. He is a native, Texas, born at Waco, and educated in the public schools there and at Bishop College, Marshall, Texas. FINANCIAL STATUS TEXAS PYTHIANS ROSENWALD AIDS NEGRO SCHOOLS WITH $250,000 (By the Negro Associated Press) Chicago, Illinois, June 2—The Chicago drive in the campaign to raise $25,000 endowment fund for Hampton and South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper Taukeegee got under way here this week with the announcement that Jalal Company, the largest and most company, had contributed $200,000 toward Chicago's quota of $400,000. Many of the students operating in the drive and Sunday evening were Robert Moten, principal of Moten High School, day event club, of which Clifford drive committee, is president. Dr. Moten, Booker T. Washington and Rosalie Simmons are the only New Yorkers driving from Hampton and Taukeegee sang in the various colored and white churches. Texas "Brave Boys" Celebrate In Annual Session at Waco; Order's Assets Over $653,000 (BY C. F. RICHARDSON). Waco, Texas, June 4, 1925.—That the old that new blood infuses new life into an or inspiration to a new program, were very str the 41st annual session of the Colored KN Texas, and Court of Calanthe, held in the during the current week. Missouri-KansasTN thousands of visitors into this city Sunday that the trains failed to bring here, were con interurban electric lines, wagons and othersation. Some idea of the tremendous crowd p the attendance of fully 900 drill corps bands at the encampment at Taborian Park Special attention was given to court, special excursion trains were operat Fort Worth and Dallas, and intermediate p thousands swarmed into the city to witness and to add color and lustre to the most unique of its kind ever staged in the state by a All motions passed in the opening session were done so without a discussion called attention to a similar procedure last year, and then flayed those motions. The committee throughout the Texas jurisdiction to the effect that "steam-roller tactics" were employed in the session of the Senate St. Paul A. M. E. Church, in memory of Mrs. Kyle's Memory Honored. The Court of Calathea held special counsel to the Texas jurisdiction. Dr. W. R. Roberts and E. T. Gordon. Willis Gives Advice. The committee, represented the tendency of the baby rule so much and stated emphatically that too many of our people will get up off our knees and sit like Mr. Willis took the position, that the time has arrived when we must get up off our knees and sit like Mr. Willis took the position, but through husbanding our resources and employing similar means and methods to their civil, political and economic rights. Occupied those among us who think their race has a monopoly on all the virtues, while holding that other races have all the vices. He stated that the race has all the vices while they were confined in the Dallas County prison, and that both the heinous crimes of rape for which they were tried and assessed the death penalty. Introduction of Visitors. The committee, represented the opening session Monday was S. W. Green of New Orleans, L.A., supreme chancellor of Calathea of Pythias and Huntsville penitentiary awaiting electrocution on June 28, confessed to the heinous crimes of rape for which they were tried and assessed the death penalty. Introduction of Visitors. The committee, represented the opening session Monday was S. W. Green of New Orleans, L.A., supreme chancellor of Calathea of Pythias and Huntsville penitentiary awaiting electrocution on June 28, confessed to the heinous crimes of rape for which they were tried and assessed the death penalty. Introduction of Visitors. The committee, represented the opening session Monday was S. W. Green of New Orleans, L.A., supreme chancellor of Calathea of Pythias and Huntsville penitentiary awaiting electrocution on June 28, confessed to the heinous crimes of rape for which they were tried and assessed the death penalty. --- that the old order changeth and into an organization and gives are very strikingly illustrated in Colored Knights of Pythias of old in the "city on the Brazos" iKansas-Texas Railway poured city Sunday afternoon, and those were, were conveyed in automobiles, and others means of transporcous crowd present is revealed by dill corps, uniform ranks and the gird of the grand lodge and grand were operated Wednesday from intermediate points and additional v to witness the princess review most unique and novel entertain- state by a colored fraternity. dickson Colored Orphanage; Charles ("J. O. Midnight"); Stewart of Charles mission; Business College; bishop known newspaper correspondent; C. nickham Houston, editor The Informer. Annual Reports Submitted. The annual reports of the grand lodge missionaries, Monday forenses session, and all were "unanimously adopted." The annual reports of J. Smith of Dellas, grand keeper of records and seal the downstory department, which showed that the order had earned in interest, the various banking institution, various banking institution, the Python fiscal year, $3,464.46 as against $3,728.82 as reported at 1924 and $3,828.82 as reported at 1925, the year was $181.80. The salaries of all grand lodge officers being $1,800 for care of care and then left a balance of $10,844.64. $80,000 in Cash. This report further showed that the order, as of May 20, 1925, had $268.43 in cash to its credit in various --- Membership Drive Results. Though severely criticized when he instituted the drive, Willis showed that 6580 new members were added to the rolls through drives during past year and 1631 other members were inducted into the order, 1935 showing a net increase of 1628 over the year. There are now 10 Dokky temples in Texas and a regimental bands, being the last to join the number. In discussing the loan department, Willis noted that money had been invested, towkit: U. S. government bonds $484.8 Burmese Lodge bonds $200.0, Supreme Lodge bonds $200.0, Supreme Lodge loans to members $47,389.0; total $75,124.8. Recommendations. The grand chancellor made only two recommendations, viz: Remodel the Pyranth Temple at Dhamma to cost $100,000; cost $100,000 to members of the board of directors, exclusive of their present ex- in's in his executive message Willis pronounced this "the most successoe and glorious history of our grand and glorious temple of the tabular citation of the order's financial and numerical growth from 1916 and startling. It showed that after 25 years—from 1884 to 1916 the total cost of this was increased by $25,659.88 (more than one-half million dollars) in nine years. Exemplary insurgents. For their part in the Fort Worth War, R. S. Watson, Chas. H. Thomas and J. T. Smith were expelled from the order, according to the grand chancellor, to the satisfaction of the trial tribunal that they had no part in the conspiracy against the order and grand "The Negro does not want the white man's place, but merely wants the white man's place, but does not desire of civilization and permit the group to occupy the rung the white is now standing on," the colonial historian wrote in *Continental* (continued on Page B). PRICE: 5 CENTS WARREN AND GARNER SCORED BY STATE ORGANIZER MATTHEWS We have no fight to make with any other Order. We are also fearful they may oppose us. They must take our race account, because they help the entire race. Their failure comes to our race. They have come and learn the truth from an authentic source and from indisputable authority. The thing you are saying Davisman will work in Texas. Calm Davisman will work in Texas. Calm Davisman will work in Texas. Know we, know, and the State know that our books are clean and straight. Grand Order, Grand Order, find, understand, confusion that the membership will be united more firmly than ever. These mathematicians are not really at the Grand Lodge. You can't build your Order on the author of the membership, but you can show their content for such a dagger by joining the Order in Grand Order and show our content for false alarmist. WAUDO MATTHEWS. PROVEN WAY TO STOP FALLING HAIR and DANDRUFF Dandruff, falling hair, itching scalp and baldness are enemies to scalp and health and the growth of long, lustrous hair. Scientists admit they are "germ" diseases and to cure them the germ must surely be destroyed. reason germ life, that they attack thehealthy only diseased tissues, tend lifeless to keep the scalp free from proven dandruff and itch, allay WALK falling hair, enrich the scalp, estimate growth are di-harmful and make for long funnous hair. 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"Put Your Duds Your Work—We Are Reliable and Thorough We Call for and Deliver IS' TAILOR SHOP Dyers-Cleaners-Dyers-Launderers MAIN SHOP: 2416 McKinney Avenue Phone Preston 6982 WET WASH AND HAND We have opened a modern wet wash department and are now fit equipmenl to look after your laundry needs, in Our Suda." Let Us Do Your Work—We Are Reliable We Call for and Deliver JONES' TAILOR Tailors-Cleaners-Dyers-Launch MAIN SHOP: 2416 McKinney Avenue Phone Preston 6982 o opened a modern wet wash and hand lau- partment and are now fully prepared and look after your laundry needs. "Put Your Duds ONES' TAILOR SHOP Tailors-Cleaners-Dyers-Launderers MAIN SHOP: 2416 McKinney Avenue Phone Preston 6982 Women! Girlish Beautify Your Hair Begin Now! Why Not Have Beautiful Hair? A. WHITE SWAN BARBERSHOP 506 Milam Street NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Under observed. Everything sanitary throughout. Every by first-class Tonsorial Artist. Special attention to Phone Preston 4258 J. H. BRANCH, Manager L. V. 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P. 10103 KUMFOOT SHOE SHOP HOGAN & TEAL 517 SAN FELIPE Phone Preston 3201 Office Phone 8501 Rea, Phone Hadley 6225 Office Hours: 8 to 12 A.M. 1 to 8 P.M. George W. Antoine, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Residence: 2301 McGowen Ave. Office: 401 Odd Fellows Temple Babies Love It For all stomach and intestinal troubles and disturbances due to teething, there is nothing that the safe Infants and Children's Laxative. MRS. WINSLOW'S SYRUP DR. HUMPHREYS' "24 TONIC TABLETS To suffice from weakness, nervous conditions, loss of appetite, and thin blood—take Dr. Humphrey's "24- The Tonic Tablets that build you up, add a little remedy for most women and children. Ask your Druggist, or, write us. HUMPHREYS HOMEO, MEDICINE CO. 150 William Street, New York BY MILES OVERHOLT (1828, Western Newspaper Union). A CNAAGH, a nurse, gave it a few puffs and it glow and blush and adjust itself to any mouth, until only a short time ago, thought women were only stenographers and machinists and a harder expert at typing. Jerry is the junior partner in the old man Seward & Britfall. One day he garter and Jerry it up. Miss Brooke, the stenographer, was taking it to the man that day, which is why Jerry smoked. She worked in Jerry's office daily. Jerry omitted the day, Jerry omitted the day, Jerry omitted the day. But if he knew the women I knew—of those girl clogs, half closed his eyes, and went and enjoyed his cigar. It must have been after about 20 years. Jerry grinned, half closed his eyes, and turned toward me, grinning foolishly. He took his feet down and went over to his partner's door, looked up and again saw the video. Then he went to the door again, then he went to the room, looked up and solved the whole mess. The dark background of the ceiling converted the glass into a mirror, and he planked it over the desk. He looked up, got the angle of the reflection from the transom window. A few minutes later he went to the door and spoke to Miss Brooks, the stammer girl. Will you come in to my office? she asked. She would in. "Will you marry me this afternoon," she said. She and she did. These brown catalogues and stamps took something like cigars through the reckoning. But it wouldn't have made much difference, love being kind of old. Man Belkap does look a bit fierce when he dictates, gesturing like he meant it and, all at once, out goes just so show what曼曼 will do to a good man if he doesn't curtise the voice and Bristol- it drove him to marriage. Preparedness "Where are you going now?" "I'm going to walk up and down the pier until I accidentally meet Bills." SundaySchool Lesson [R]EW. P. H. FYWATER, D.D. Dress, of the Waukee School, Middletown Institute of Chicago. [O]R 1835, Waukee Newswoman Union. Lesson for June 7 PETERS BROADENING VISION LENTH TEXT—Aces 10:11-118 GOLDEN TEXT—Of a truth I pete 10:11-118 no responder of pete 10:14-104 2. His Character (v. 2). 1. A devout, pleasant man. 2. A man of great manliness. 3. He was charitable. 4. (He was respected by his family. The Lord chose Cornelius for the transition of the gospel to the Covenant because of his character and position. II. The Supernatural Preparation for Transition of the Gospel to the Covenant. In order to bring this about: 1. Two Visions Were Given. 2. The Vision of Cornelius (v. 23). 3. The Vision of God announced of God announced that his prayer and alms had come before God as a memorial, and instructed him to send a person who would tell him what to do. (2) The vision of Peter (v. 9-16). He saw a certain vessel containing christianity from heaven. This vessel let down from heaven and taken back indicated that both Jews and Gentiles were accustomed to a Messenger Sent from Cornelius (vv. 17-22). 2. A Messenger Sent from Cornelius (vv. 17-22), who had seen what he had accomplished, but not for long, for messengers from Cornelius made inquiry at the gate for him. The Messenger sent him, and bade him him, going nothing, thus we see that both had been prepared for each other by God. Cornelius and Peter (vv. 28-38). (1) Peter took stu. *atwitness* *mong* (*v.* 23). (2) If the good judgment to know that on a matter of so great importance, he must have witnesses. (2) Cornellus waiting for Peter (v. 24). He called together his kinmen and friends. Corculus about to worship Peter (v. 28-29). Peter repudiated his act and protected him but a man alongside of Corculus. The reciprocal explanation (v. 29). Peter explained to him how God had taken from him his Jewish prejudice, and asked that Corculus state the reason why he had protected God when he appeared unto him and instructed him III. Peter's Sermon (v. 34-43). 1. The Introduction (v. 34-43). He showed that God was the reason why he was in every nation those who fear God and work righteousness against the ungodly (v. 34-43). 2. His Dismission (v. 34-43). In the discourse he touches briefly upon the mission of Jesus showing the importance of the Holy Spirit, not withning the Holy Spirit. He was qualified for His work as mediator. 1. In His life (v. 38-39). He went about doing good, even casting out demons as a proof that God is the creator of the unjust that He misunderstands to God, being put to death in the flesh (I Pet. 3:13). Gray raised him the third day showing openly that Christ was his Son (Rom. 1:4), and that his sacrificial work was satisfactory (Rom. 1:44). IV, The Holy Spirit Paired Out (vr. 44:48). As the gospel was entering its widest embrace, the Spirit came in to V. Peter Vindicator His Ministry to the Gentiles (11:1:18). Being called to forwaiting for widens the Gentiles, Peter rehearsed the whole story in such a way that his narrative took the form of logical argument, and showed how he lived the life of Jesus and spent work by the ministry gift of the Spirit. The Best Key One's own self is the best key one has to the understanding of the universe—American Friend. By bravely enduring it, an evil which cannot be avoided in overcome.—American Friend. 1925 SESSIO SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMM WILEY COLLEGE, PRESENTATION AND SUMMER NORMAL EGE, Marshall June 8th STATE DEPARTMENT EDUCATION to the comfort and convenience of and boarding facilities will be pro- pose may be EARNED in two summers. and in lieu of State examination grades this season. will be open. by a specialist. in home economy and farming by been arranged. the Wiley campus and grounds are and experience in this line of work Summer School is destined to become of the country. country study and other matters you upon request. the profession are seeking to secure stable institution. The Wiley Summer 1925 SESSION SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL WILEY COLLEGE, Marshall APPROVED AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF EDUCATION Every necessary arrangement looking to the comf the student body has been made. A designtory accommodations and boarding vided. FOUR-YEAR ELEMENTARY certificate may be EA All college courses that may be offered in lieu of SCHOOL BOOK. The department of home economics will be open. Primary methods will be demonstrated, by a speci special lectures and demonstrations in home ecs Extension Service staff of Texas have been arrange All the present rate of growth the Wiley Summer School will study and recreation the Wiley can hard to excel. A faculty who have special preparation and experi are retained for the summer session. All faculty who expect to remain in the professio one of the few great summer schools of the countr Bulletin contains information about courses of a relating to the summer session will be mailed you a degree from some first class, reputable institu School offers you a fine opportunity. M. W. DOG For Your Vacation APPROVED AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Every necessary arrangement looking to the comfort and convenience of the student body has been made. Ample formatory accommodations and boarding facilities will be provided. YEAR ELEMENTARY certificate may be EARNED in two summers. All college courses that may be offered in lieu of State examination grades will be given in the Wiley Summer School this session. The department of home economics will be open. Primary methods will be demonstrated by a specialist. Special lectures and demonstrations in home economy and banking are available for students. For out-of-door study and recreation the Wiley campus and grounds are hard to excel. Students have special preparation and experience in this line of work are retained for the summer session. At the present rate of growth the Wiley Summer School is destined to become one of the few great summer schools of the country. Bulletin containing information about courses of study and other matters relating to the summer session will be mailed upon request. All teachers who expect to remain in the profession are seeking to secure a degree from some first class, reputable institution. The Wiley Summer School offers you a fine opportunity. M. W. DOGAN, President. For Your Vacation Trip Special sale on Wardrobe Trunks $37.50 One for $25.75 Special sale on Dress Trunks $17.50 One for $12.50 Delivered Also Hat Boxes, Suit Cases and Hand Bags Ask us about our payment plan SIGEL'S LOAN OFFICE For Your Vacation Trip a hill can not be hid. Like-ements inserted in a news-ger. people to see your ad, then A city that is set upon a hill can n wise is this true of advertisements in paper full of pep and ginger. If you do not want the people to se do not insert it in A city that is set upon a hill can not be hld. Likewise is this true of advertisements inserted in a newspaper, peep and ginger. If you do not want the people to see your ad, they do not insert it in THE HOUSTON INFORMER the paper that goes into more local than all the other race journals combine more people than any daily newspaper. There is hardly a home in this community people may not reach. Men, women and children grab it if candy, thereby proving conclusively that to more local colored homes nails combined; that reaches newspaper in the city. this community where this en grab it like a baby does exclusively that it is PER The paper that goes into more local colored homes than all the other race journals combined; that reaches more people than any daily newspaper in the city, and that home in this community where this paper does not go. Men, women and children grab it like a baby does candy, thereby proving conclusively that it is Valet AutoStrop Razor —Sharpens Itself The Safety Sharpens Its COMPLETE OFFER AND For Sale at All Stores and B Valet AutoStrop Razor —Sharpens Itself The Safety Razor that Sharpens Its Own Blades COMPLETE OUTPUTS $1.00 AND $2.00 For Sale at All Stores Selling Razors and Blades SOUTH'S GREATE Introduced Grapefruit The Spanish explorer, Ponce de Leon, is credited with having brought the grapefruit to Florida when he landed in the year 1413. During the three centuries that the Spanish disputed possession of the state with their Old World neighbors, he developed the grapefruit, or any of the other gems citrus introduced in Florida at that time, except to distribute it to the southern part of the state. Making Out a Case Lettar said to have been received by the police, and struck by an automobile, number 487-264. If the owner is rich, he runs him at one. The boy won't买瓶望 but say, but he doesn't. He brought out, I will hit him in two or three places with a hammer. He was in three places. Peculiar Formation A queen African snake, which lives on eggs, has a toothlike sking project downward from its backbone, just like a snake's fangs. It enamel. When it swallows an egg the latter passes down the gullet unit it encounters the spike, which breaks Opene June 8th TAXI CASE 418 Travis St. MR. ADVERTISER: PEOPLE'S PAPER THE Value of Cheerfulness Use for Old Horseshoes Phone Preston 2840 rs INNOURE TD Coovou HenA ) | eg fares). fe °, 5 ‘, Bd eee f= i a od Cee < a boas ’ S bau | R a? us Es Zaps, yw ; ag at ra aid em ozit : Sy = | WHERE HoT’! PUPS! HERE aa HERES yo" HoocH )/-sayieuppyaint |il{ NAW! 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Sunarian has 10 Roons, it and Operating Rooms Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone, Hot wl Cold Running ‘Water in Every Room. ‘$1 00.$3 per day 2 BATH RATES: 21 Baths .°. . $13,.00—10Baths . . . - $6.50 21 Baths to Pythians and Calaintheans, $8.50 an satiety all your wanta In the Ory Goods ling A ful tne ot Hale Geode and Netlane ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage se ates J. H. HARMON, Prop. 423 0An FELIPE eT. PHONE PRESTON 2521 DR. 0. L. LATTIMORE, Dental Surgeon All Classes of Dental Work Neatly Done Bridge Work a Specialty. Sundays by Appointment Prone Gtice Preston 1488 Nenidonee Captot 8» THEE OF BEAUTY jm ' ADPMME ROSE 6. WILEY WILLIAMS ; Propretres } BEAUTY PARLORS | ' Sei ence SE RP | Be CF vara ot Shon ef" Pressing” on ane \ fi ‘MadamR.€. WiteyWilliams | Fa : e = a fs Pad ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JUNE®, 1925 All Furniture for the New OddFellows Temple Was Furnished by Us. Ask ‘Them if They Are Sat, istled HOUSTON C0. SCHOOL, CHURCH and LODGE SEATING wean ethers rons: * 1112 Preston Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS NEW ODD FELLOWS ~ TEMPLE ‘Two bosiness sites, 602 and, 606 Louleana Street; praferabl for beaw ty Daror and store, Feapecivaly. “Fal edtaly Tou Yease} gh, fans, hot Sd old water, steam heat. ‘Ledge Rooms. ‘The following days und nights are open for local jodges that deeire to Set fn assembly oF lodge fooms ot cond and third Gore irst and third Mondays: 4 oper tog 3 fern ead wei: *eeott and tourtn Mondays’ 3 open: figs, 1 aftergoon and. nights: ‘Firat and third Tuobdays; «open {nga 3 afternoons and 2 nights ‘Beoond ad. fourts. ‘Tuosdaye:. 3 openings, 1 afternoon and ? night; Wiest ahd third Wednosdays! 1 att sernoon openina cond and fourth Wedscsdays: 1 ight opening: iret and third Thuredays: 1 night ‘opening: "Prat and third Fridays: 2 afternoon pentas: econ and fourth Fridays: 2 after noon openiaas. “According to revised rental sched. a, the toathty rental for afternoon Tootings fa $8 per month and. $6 fmonthy for nishuly meetings INQUIRE AT MANAGER’ OFFICE, SUITE «0410, O44 Fellows Temple, Praise at Louisiana, Phones: Preston 17901248 — “Talk” With the Eyelids ‘Canndlan detectives have doesope: ‘ayvtem ot communication which thes (all “eyelid talking” to balk ertstala SS EOURT COMMENTS ‘Tie ts theo the moat promioeat colored sha {to Houston hive of ; ‘c. 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MINCHEN, Ast.) ; 408 Union National Bank Phone D601) HOUSTON, TEXAS” ¥ 5 LADIES! cS \ DIES! Are the MAGNOLIA HAIR GROWER ad PRESSINGOML set ventaally,” 30 why not now? sn hfents waned to gel! Magni ne of Soaps, Hale “" MAGNOLIA PERFUME CO. 801 West Ninth Ave. Houston, Tex, Offles rove ‘1480; Res. Phone Capitol 1168 W 4 7 Hours: 9 A. M. to 12:00 M. 2:00 P.M, to 6@0JP,M — a Dr. Percy D. Foster DENTIST a ‘Sundays by Appointment Le s (Office 2711 Odin Avenue—Washington These Building HOUSTON, TEXAS to uta a dd. HARDE WAN, REAL, teat ‘ eh al F i P But still we mast eat and drink, We “tiust have a place to buy these F things. We are prepared to serve Ee oo i a i] “The House of « Thousand Favors” ey PHP ).3 a MILAM GROCER P7061 a) Sr FI ey eer) BARGAm BASEMEN | | Straightening Combs pe5c | 49c i Veco: al ics ~~ PAOE FOUR City Happenings inn hae rn Buy conducted 1 ‘& dally Boer ets feng meat Jiase A, boing the only entrants of ie for tnt sone: overran sed sr eat” ps alin ses Set one Bec tne mnie «tos fe Iot fromm the Katy’ atin an Le of Cr ae Pr Waco. rol Dboase at 221 Peet tora wun Sa cy Richardson was among < eae aae ae : ge aoe fab ara artes oa eer sr te “ee RE "i Sb rinnd 02 ceva Rpg Saami a ner vo oe Bates ora ws ses miithe Bellevue Horpttal and Peehets st t an Sst ws ae ae P\Phones Preston 1996, 3332 Sir foresee” mn feed fend caine ca. Be G0. 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Toes vst his mothe, a . hae aa Se a egies arm bet “erat es, 3, Sat set tie ewes once fdugenteg Mra” Dinking, 30d Se fae tee ew cto de err se ee ree p sages aga ie, aati os Bl tacks, “Androws ab Gustante eer heres Sees pane Laat ie ce rats ees ie Preston 6768, Tsk Meier et pal ete ee Se eel ee pe erry etme ere Ls eee a sen soe Oe em gs aa oe creams Se [Seat ae rea Reo cies ae 2s Seamed ene: see nr oe mes ste memes ie Soe rer casera te Srarsi eras sie whe ss acy ek mie Pe ate a es oe a aie tao ei ari Rareanrnatrs et re Set gee ee tte Now vore Og, ; Bees oc tm 3 state, ae Pea Sct 8 secon piel ee eg sageheiapig pe agate ere gt Sa sec Sry Sry oa set leg ge re cae, a Static ett dsteres; eas saa Baty are er cae Spiraea eee Seat. ieee meee ce sc Ste i Aron ‘THE HOUBTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925" NOW. COMES OUR BIGGEST BARGAIN SALE STARTS FRIDAY,JUNE 5th Biggest Values in Splendid Items For Summer Wear at Down-Right Low Prices it Mie Sewe 3 eee ee ae The New Princess 5 rma mee ae ga hE 2 ae ot ae ¥.W.C. A. NOTES Mise Doris Woolge. at walt? dae Mana taro oa, ean ote oy Soe ape Ss Eetate, aces eee ice, ree aa if” dt Etat ht Sy Se eee ae cee ce ae oa aoe eae ees = ar aes pe ae seers cee a oe eect faeces eames psa At Palace Theater ott Lik nT cet Ge York hit will be, presented. by. tha Gene Leva Oia Worth players ¢ to eles ‘Tacatre, commencing Bondy, “This famous comedy comes trom the typewettor of Dom Margula, sows Daper humorist, and played sold Year on Brondvay, and has bad three Eimoun stars playing. the te oly ‘Whleh! were’ Harry “Borsafora, whe ‘routed the role: Tom Wise and Taye ‘Sond titcheoek ‘atthe Old Soak” has for ite cemtral ‘igure’ a lovable old charactor, who {ite been ‘ikened to. Lahn ei so pecs ont otal ‘iaweakneae forthe Cup that cheers ‘The comedy Iv cue tn whlch there sarge thousand’ Iaugha, deftly tater faingled with & few tears and mo ‘aonta oc tase drama. ‘The ‘Paluce ‘Theatre, managemeat sits fe ole ponte of Hocaton {o iknow thatthe colored gallery seat {ng near tive. Sundrea it open 1 {healt a coo! and. well voatlated [And they wit ee the Beat shows that ‘Broadway"has produced for the sal rice of Js cons.” Wa want to seo the flored gallery fille and, ‘thea’ the ‘Saaugement will Kaow that Itt ‘north while 12 keep tha gallery open {or the eloced people whe like 10 ne food plays. MME, P. O. SMITH’S PUPILS DRAW LARGE CROWD AT WESLEY site ee tates Chee wr tee etal oar ct ae ote el Se Fee phe cas eaten aes eens eee share kt rue erietitie Seas ee ae eaten ch ee cea fae ¢ date cea SS hea sarees eho ina ae Fs <e nee ree eee ea ao coer ere cee i Be aa See et a So Se Fe ha ees ee Shier at, a ett ea ocr ae and Mrs. C. A. George's voices blended eet domi oie i Sri ite a peor Rat 1. B. Johnson, H. M.-Middiston, J. Gairrmenemmnce ecg mae eee share sae W. P. TERRELL, cot cei aaa tig cee ae ee nose oom Frage ans outa Texas a) FAL AY ins 13908 ae‘ rit le aes re acetate at oe aap eed fo Reins areas 2? oe ee moe Seer aves ‘Sidney Hilen Anddews, Willie Van et eee ae a kes soar aa eee de es Bal lla Mas Boor lk iy Gael aac ts ge Be ar RS To anata we es Se Phaiatiowe of ite ioc, ane a per akg Sie Fea tae reed Skee oust ieaniewes? eso. rtrd om Keodton has Peer ee Be Pega ree eriaee sited Sue eae eee ome See eee ceed Soo amen in sears Sees ee porceeier cies Ge reer seats oS enna A idee inate cae emer stele tae ces ccen pe ce eerie soe Ga ages te cone Sor ds aaa tear ay Se ace, ce ae Ercan > sae fs canes irae ae a cee os ae cee eee cali Gg ie i ee oree eS ates rae Huncaville whete they went with the body of their gon Little Joba Bdwerd, aaa oie Eres or cee eae Washington, 1D. CA. L. Hola Wianinaten GAL, Hoan, Peer peter nie yey conan et eeeeeraec eens ae ec raatoee see petro saat Revere a ae cs cee oe ie eeemaees ert ee eee. a prctome ars iors arceeme sas sts People are working. Fe freee tis rs ios eatin seca Saas one Se rt eens eee Se eeeer eee ee een aes fo eS hes ta Plat eee ee Seber euer set attr for thong ders the de PALACE) uM tiem Now Open 25¢ Each COLORED ORDER GIVEN UNUSUAL HONORS IN FLA. Paltaher Se dune 2. -Cuckeeerias Patlaka, Fa une ¢-~Porhape for wei ea uy sot creas Ree fara ogee. i grant fod Sn Tn cy sme mission ote tom, won whe th | item Neer moma rece” Weed Sin te impo stip ers Perianentplilay and oir | faldag fo enri he Grand ode reted nestipene ie ees sribyihios Wiis cts ate thie ent lventh Street, which ins tte sce parsvound vere an whic wi beer sr amy good" hae See Pirelto scott toa Pythian and dace asta tt aiding oi na dtm thelr the pivtound te rar Meheula tarot tn Katcher Pv ‘Daring the pepiraton forthe Grund Lodge the whe etiaensattered sin of lt the Negro oman tend Sere odes of elas tog well dane mare fhe Neon he nator tnd shor puae ofa int jaro ear ining ther cn oF ear tn ads any faltering ncuesesee S| RICH COLORED BISH (8th Nears pasate Poe) cats Ton” Ac Sone 3a crowning’ teats af tet Erin at Wate i Spe ra mes Benne vey the aoe Gly cout ant hee ec tos, Sth arars. tel tld ae Gi Ha, “Amba Woe pi wee Bishop Joba A ert fhe kA" Church, whe ce Ns coming t Sth Afric tri sora soos be Sa many sane frig wrt "ahe Ot tho saborate sud oraate tities seat out wor he arsag Hae a Won ofthe Piste ot WB. ene ea ke Ge 6 Sora cwe am -FRANKLIN MANAGER HERE, i meen, anager of the one x" oui Sy Se aa in Shag hase tiwag moniad the ftir te Sains‘ ist ose oi "ale eke Son Was Interested 914 Rite trig od) Sivek wonealy se tanen't bade to 97 bck Boe Pratt ol Sie tens het oe ba ge dnd” Wet pont toe peed cen al beady SOUTHS CREAPEREOTERLY NEWSen: a 504 MILAM STREET | ____ THE HOME OF YOUR FAVORITE ‘STARS « aE ao a “THE WHITE MOTH” = A SAMPARA STS cee Pe atl “ROARING WATERS” |e i ; owen TTLING BREWSTER’ i ee SA EN can tn an ede HE FIGHTING BLADE” aad ch a eee“ aa STE GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY” arte eS oe Se ; “NAN OF THE NORTH” \ deadereee hy Sema : “THE ETERNAL CITY” nay aaa is cudad eta Tae eu ietan eng ot | GOOL, GLEAN AND COZY. ADMIGSJON ALWAYS 100, fe and 206 ; Phone Preston 6979 ELMO MARTIN, Prop-Mgr. Derma Viva Whitens The i KiSewvautar ge a re "oe meses | it Ca Ee LT ae soc ERMALYIVA Rina ea eal SASLPRTI ES eave Ce eDERMA-VIVA CO. CHONG, th i} WATCH THs : SPACE GROW SSS GAS AND OIL 40e a Hundred Texas Auto Relief Club ‘Phone Preston 7492 318 W. DALLAS G. S. GOODSON, Mgr. ==> DR. RUPERT 0. ROETT PHYSICIAN and SURGEON “ed Odd Felons Tole Phones: OfteeP 217, Ren 4818 enane:ef0 Robin GRAY HAIR Una ey. Sent on trial, Reatotes oigial color in few dyn, no tantier how ray scuaed Ro yw, entertl tel makes hile ett Huty estrous Cot ite i mttatieg--gothtng Mt Bot Stat Color of tales fat treatment geot et cace RCONOMY. LAORATORIBS, Dept. 7, Alemeda, Calif. NOTICE ‘Ths following privileges wit 'be old to highest Blader for 10 of ene Ac Basetpation Park, Juae ine Paes 43 Restaurant, 3 Ice Creams, # Soda Watera, foot Beery? Hi ornern, 3. Peanet & Popeorm, 3 Custy & Chewing Gum, 1 Soke, Novelty, ? Watermelon. ‘ide tor Pavillon will be opens’ June. ae BMANCIPATION. PARK" “J. B Grlgnby, Manager Regd crowd aR and wear your birth ston. foi rth Sone ines Solid Gold Birth Stone. Bar Rings and Ear Screws $3.00. Pierce Bars Free | AI Cut Glass at Half Pree obey, flar paling yer ss roning goer ere EASY TERMS H. 0. WATSON 5021/4 Main St. PHONE PRESTON 5866-7260 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS Samiti gic ab Teleentes tres eae SOUTH GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER NEW ORLEANS DEPARTMENT NEW ORLEANS DEPARTMENT THE HOUSTON INFORMER is on sale in the Cressent City every FRIDAY AFTERNOON at the PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, 624 S. Ramaport Street, and by Carrie Roya on Saturday in Alpine, McDonough County. The book is available in the NOWS NEWS MATTER, Including Church, Club and Sporting News must be in the hands of the Editors by Sunday of each week. Mail to P. O. 88. SOCIETY NEWS should be mailed to reach the Society Editor, MISS VIOLA CONNELLY, 317 N. Roman St. New Orleans, by Saturday. Miss Conner's telephone is G513 811.W. Subscriptions. Advertising and applications as circulators, should be mailed to THE CHISHOLM NEWS SERVICE, P. O. 125, Box 115. NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY TEXANS VISIT. Jac. C. Ford, business manager of the Longhorner's Association. For the convention - that association here was the guest - C. Mrs. Jones. 223 S. 10th St. of Carnegie. C. Arthur was the guest of C. Arthur. ENTERTAIN MOTHER. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Willham, 2518 Mrs. and Mrs. C. Willham, 2518 in honor of her mother. The guests included E. C. Cannon, Mise Mise, and Mise Mise and Mise Mise and Little J. S. NEW ORLEANS DELEGATES LEAVE JUNE 12 FOR WICHITA The New Orleans delegation to the National Baptist Sunday School and School in St. Louis will be the Illinois Central in special all-special Fullman and chair cars at 7:30 coveh night, June 21, for Wichita, Kansas. At Memphis the New Orleans delegation will be in train, which will be up of Tennessee, Kentucky and other state delegates. The city-wide rally given at St. Marks Fourth Baptist Church on Saturday was well attended and showed the enthusiasm grounded over the excitement with the St. Mark chanters, composed by Buckee and Neville Bride, have for the past two years, at Hot Springs, Cleveland, captured the singing numbers Tuesday night to show appreciation of their unselfish aid. Expeditions called upon by the up to $47.87 has been granted on the certificate plan and identification cards may be obtained from Mr. Gayle at room 340 Python INSTALL8 RADIO. Nick Boyd, captain of the Midway Cat 139, Bennville Street, has in-flight and upward radio capable of picking up signals in United States. State绳. Joseph. Manage, invites the public to visit and programs anytime, afternoon or night. SAYS INFORMER POPULAR. M. E. Ferrand, 333 N. Clarborn Street, who handles the Houston Inventory, and the office at St. James A. M. E. Church, where the paper is growing more popular MRS. HAYWOOD BURIED. Mir. Mrs. Milred Haywood, 116 S. Night Street, who died during TV night following an operation at the Charity Hospital. The woman was a native of British Honduras. *BLOCK BILLY SUNDAY* HOLDS REVIVAL:FOR REV. BINGAMA tion manager. The Bulletin was only newly published as a company paper distributed gratis to insurers in the country. The next monthly is fifty cents per year. CUP IN POSTER CONTEST Coeil Timmelhoff of McDonough No. 4 School, was selected as the winner of the prize. The presentation was presented with the trophy Tuesday day afternoon at Thomy Lafont School, B. Eiffelball Springs, art instructor at McDonough No. 4 High and Normal Schools, children showed much talent. The prize for the content was donated by the school. The presentation speech was made by Prof. Timmelhoff. The sentence by the pupils of the primary grades was of such a fine nature, P. G. Crutchfield, superintendent of No. 4 School, announced that next year he will be awarded the primary prize for the primary pupil art activity. MRS. BINGAMAN RETURNS. `Mr Dr. J. A. B. Biagannah has returned from an extensive tour of North Louisiana, which she combined with her husband, the former house steward. Shore-At房. Home. House hostage of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman at their beautiful home. Mr. Chapman is the only millionaire of our family, all of us all weaving made him wealthy. (Chisolm Newsw Service Special) Berkshire Borough Council Berkshire Borough Street, is to appear in Judge Humphrys court today to hear the decision of the court on the charge of violating the ordinance on purchasing and living in property, which is in a neighborhood the morning after the being members of the opposite race. Miss Beck was tried last Thursday and the court took the case under attorney guidance. The prestigious Court has held the ordinance valid, it is generally expected that also the judge will take the case. Just prior to the passage of the segregation law, Miss Beck, who is a fine lawyer, was known to counsel eminent purchaser of home of Milam Street. After the passage of the law, upon the advice of the attorney, Miss Beck was known to counsel purchaser of home. Upon complaint of white people in the neighborhood, the police were at night and resented her. The local branch of the church of the Colored People prominently placed their legal department at her disposal and in cooperation has taken charge of the case. Jesse Guinn Arrested. On Saturday of last week, Jesse Gulina, 61, of New York, charged with the violation of the same segregation act. Gulina's attorney, to bring the Supreme Court of the United States all the issues in the segregation fight. When he was arrested, he said that while he had rushed the house, which was admitted by in a so-called neighborhood, he was charged with the house, claiming he had only placed his furniture there. He is said that he will admit that he is living in the house and that an American citizen was involved. IROQUOIS RAZZLE DAZZLE. The old and famous Iloquile Club was built in 1910. It is located in the Parterre Road Garden Monday night, June 22. John L. St. Brown, the architect, built the parterre and Jules bridge is secure. The whist and lawn fete given last Saturday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, who were measured by the interest man-fected by the guests or the care with which it was planned, proved one of the most successful seasons. The ladies played whist at a cocktail were joined by the men in a dance and then infiluted in out of doors. VICTORY CLUB DEBATE. The Victory Club of Tulsa Avenue Hyatt Church music at the home of the church, which is on Tuesday evening, May 18. The roll call was announced on Tuesday and then the guests were entertained with an interesting debate, the results of which were more important to the community than to the guests, negative, extolling the value of the church, and C. L. McKenna, the at-large president. JUNIORS HOST TO SENIORS. The tutors of McDonough No. 35 normal department entertained the students of the McDonough School at the St. Charles Theatre, will be Barbara Bindel, individual chocolates were UNITY DANCE A SUCCESS. On Monday night, May 25, at the Parisian Park Roof Garden, the Unity agency troops gave their first annual parade a grand welcome. A large crowd enjoyed the affair. TO DELIVER LECTURE. Rev. Dr. J. W. Bailley of Marshall TX, arrives in the city Tuesday. He will be joined by B. Jollier, pastor of Amazon Baptist Church, at First African Baptist Church he will deliver his famous "Over Sea" ice lecture, telling of his impressions gained from the experience. PLAN INSURANCE LEAGUE. Since all work and no play makes the team, the agents of the Daily have organized and practice regularly every week, and practice regularly to challenge issues to any good amateur team. The Loulouan agents have team and it is now planned form a team. PIONEER JUNIOR CHURCH MAKES PINE PROGRESS The Junior Church of Petty's Metropolis A. M. E Zion Church on Sixth Street began making five programs. The Junior Church July 5, 1928, by the pastor, Dr. Joseph C. Browne, with the purpose to keep the children together and bring them to Christ. The children were a member so that when older they can fill any position for which chosen. The organization was formed a junior choir was organized by the Treewood and woodworking schools. The children proudly fill their positions as members of the choir. The children are members of the choir boards. Mrs. Prudence Y. Odon president and Mrs. Pearl T. Carter. INFORMER AT THE CHURCHES. Mr. C. C. Bailley of Union Bethel Church, and Mr. F. Odom of Petty Church sent to assist in placing The House informer in fronter the members of the church. Mr. Bailley is one of the churchmen in the city, and Mr. Odom churchmen in the city, and Mr. Odom Yearwood most dependable officers. PERSONALMAL. Mr. Millie Malery, 2602 Josephine Church a protected illness, in able to E. D. Burke managed management in the Bly House real estate office in the city. Bly House has already put several new salemons to work. W. B. Buckham has been opened for several men or women. Willie Jones, the infant son of Mr. Bailley, was christened at Union Bethel church by Dr. W. A. McClendon, the attic. At the regular meeting of the Young Men's 22 Club, held at the home of Mr. Bailley, arrangements were completed for the annual public cancer of the club to be held at the Rooftop Garden Kid's Night party, 12:30 p.m. presided and Joe Turell, chairman, committee, placed in charge of dance. SUMMER NORMAL TO OPEN JUNE 15 AT THOMY LAPON He has been completed for the openings at mal at Thomas Lafon School on June 7. A large attendance is anticipated of the Craig School, is director of the normal H. K. secretary and secretary of the normal L. Ludenes A. Axtka, Geocarpenter, Geo. Cearpanter, Geo. Guffin, E. Brizzles and Maday K. Vunke, Mabel Stewart, Birdi will be members will be members of the faculty. POSTAL CLERK5 ELECT DELEGATE5 TO CONVENTION FLINT-GOODRIDGE HOSPITAL UNDER INVESTIGATION The investigation of FlintGoodridge Hospital and the management of Dr. R. Hensley's superintendent assistant, Dr. A. C. P. and the management of A. A. C. P. and demanded by several of the hospital, in under way in the sensitive of the board in charge of the hospitals of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Chicago arrived in the city last year. The public first became cognizant that all was not as it should be when he went on a strike. The informer published the matter and a group of ministers of the late Church signed a declaration of investigation and that everything was alright. Since then several of the ministers have said that the statement, have admitted they knew nothing of the matter whatsoever but in most instances expressed confidence The investigator from the hospital has a headquarters in Philadelphia with a Friday meeting of the board and a committee of the physicians on the staff in the office of the hospital. The meeting will be held this week. One of the members of the hospital staff, in a communication to the Houston Information Center, is there as more harmonious and beneficial relationship between the hospital and jurisdiction, both white and colored. TULANE BAPTIST CHURCH HAS FINE PROGRAM The sacred song services and concert rendered by the Sunday school and school choir at the Church Sunday night, May 11, 2014, were played by the man acted as master of ceremonies. Piano settings were played by the man acted as master of ceremonies. Vocallections by Messrs. Owens and Phillips and Mrs. H. E. Poreman, Mrs. E. Poreman, Mrs. M. Ineone and Vio Conloy Bimma, Mrs. M. Ineone and Vio Conloy Bimma, Mrs. Ox and F. McKay in readings. The chord簿 several verses were played by the man program the pastor, Dr. White, spoke on the value of song and music in the WIFE OF TRINITY PASTOR TENDERED SURPRISE PARTY On Thursday, May 28, a surprise party was indicted for O. C. Hay, a Trinity M. E. Church, Friends and members of the church with a joyful party. Challied, anyway not to make the event a joyful one. Williams made the presentation speech as a lovely silver tea set was given Mrs. Hayward. Mrs. Hayward was given a card of how Mrs. Hayward had embarked her to the membership of Trinity and her many friends of all denominations. Her service and many good deeds. Her work, hand in hand with her husband, brought much to the popularity of Rev. Mrs. Hayward responded with a few well chosen words, expressing her apreciation and that indeed those gathered that the event would not be forgotten. **COSTS INCORNENT** **MAN HIS AT** **SED ROSE CLUB** Following the death of Joseph Howard, adder 39, of 8222 Howard avenue, the police arrested 280 Clouse street, the police are seeking Harold Austin. The shooting occurred Sunday at the Jolly Red Rose Edwards, who was shot twice, and Austin Austin, according to witnesses, shot Howard. Howard, the dead man, an innocent bystander, received one of the bollies shot in the abdomen and died shortly shot in the abdomen and died shortly was taken to the Charity Hospital. Austin, flourishing his roverie, in Austin, stopped him and made good escape. FLINT GOODRIDGE NURSES OFF ON ANNUAL VACATIONS on Monday, June 11, was both a happy and pittiful. The nurses were leaving for their annual vacations and bidding pitiful. The nurses home has recently renovated and each room equipped with a new bath, a new table, a table, a porcelain topped study table, a large clothes hook for each room, and a pillow to sit up in. The pillows are placed at a beauty parlor, a plaque placed in the reception room and a ornamental place in the room. TO DEDICATE CHURCH FOR THE CONCERTS A M. E. M. Church, Carrollton, is invi- ling the general public to attend the concertation of his congregation June 12. The church is close to the St. Carles- Toul church line. SPECIAL SCHOOL MATTENS A CHANCE TO see "Uncle Tom's Cahin" next Saturday, June 12, at the Lyrical Theatre schools will be admitted for The program at St. Peters was largely attended with Union members, and the largest attendance, having 48 members present. St. James Church had 48 members present. St. Paul holding second place, with 11 attendees. The next meeting of 48 was at St. Peters A. M. E. Church, carved on angle between Olive and Edgerton. Dr. Jordan, pastor of St. Peter, who will ill for some time, was presented with flowers in recognition of his work in establishing the Union League. Mme S. K. Dowan, president of flowers, and with flowers as well as Mr. Oliver, the present aggressive president, Mrs. K. Dowan, chairman and Mr. H. Brown, secretary, and charge of the program pro- NEGRO PICTURES POPULAR. INSURANCE OFFICIAL GIVEN DEGREE AT STRAIGHT those received their Bachelor of art degree at Eightingham College and received a Master of Arts assistant to the vice-president and general manager of the Unity In- survey. Prof. Hendelberg was formerly connected with the public school system here relegating to accept the position of senior year teacher in the early years he had been in the insurance business after leaving school and the demands of modern business make necessary thorough preparation, he is known for his experience since Connecting with the Unity in insurance he has finished a thorough course in office personnel management and in the pendence Schools and studied law with the La Salle Extension University. AMUSEMENT ROW. The Elite Cabaret, answering the appeals of its patron, is again open every night here. A month ago the cabaret would be open only three nights a week but a storm of protest follows. Carry Fritz, who joined the Shuffle Along Company, has decided to abandon the stage, and is now flow maneuvering H. Mouton of the Radio Inn, has been infilated in the Colored Artists Union. His place is headquarters for the group, the Gaby Mitchell, the "Chinaman," has demonstrated his versatility in the cabaret and "Running Wild." MRS. LLOPIS HAS HARMONY CLUB AS HER QUESTS On last Tuesday evening Mrs. Geneva Llope very delightfully entertained the guests at the dance in St. Philip street. A large collection of her paintings is displayed in the tables of white, for first prizes Mrs. Llope had beautiful silk floor lamp shades for securitiy purposes, cases, and for third, crocheted guest turtles. The winners for the club were Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. C. Bowman, and Mr. M. Duncan. The guest turtles were Mrs. M. Wetson, and Mrs. M. Wetson. GILBERT SMITH TRANSFERRED TO COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE Gilbert Smith, formerly in the office of the College of Inventor of Internal Medicine, died on Monday Hon. Walter L. Cohen, compilator of customs, on Monday of this week. He was a devoted and vacant by the death of V. Thomas. He enters the custom service as a clerk. He is an animation as a clerk but under the Wisconsin administration was a judge. DROWNS IN OLD BASIN. Sunday afternoon, Mack Day, an old-old boy, was drowned in the river. A number of other boys. The body was found in a house in the residence, 1218 St. Ann街. MERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY WIS-BLUMRICH CO. 905-907 CONGRESS AVE MIC THEATRE GROUNDY J It's Largest Echo Producing Co. PRESENTS HONEY GAL Week Beginning Monday, June 8 FEATURING MILLER AND SLAYTER THEIR FAMOUS BINGING AND DANCING TANNED BEAUTY CHORUS Wednesday, June 10th HISTORICAL PICTURE EVER SHOWN UNCLE TOM'S CABIN SPECIAL SCHOOL MATINEE SATURDAY, JUNE 19TH Admission 10c --- Don't Fail to Visit LITTLE PALACE CAFE 1539 Cott, Cori, Villere ST. With Private Dining Room, Club Room, Pool Hall, and Restaurant, your many needs can be served. Full line soft drinks and best known brands of cigars and tobacco. SHERMAN COOK, Prop. The Friendship Shop 1903 Graver St. New Orleans H. H. Mathieu, Prop. Tail, Main 838 Headquarters for Railroad and Transportation, everybody is trusted like a King. Madam Paty from Blackland Played by Houston Jubilee Quartet Union Tailereac, Andrew and Custaine --- DRAMA Women's, and Men's Basketball. Swanson Basketball, Ball- ball, and Pop- ball. Pop- ball, pop- ball, and pop- ball, at only the action, at only MEETS QUALITY" UMRICH CO. GRESS AVE THEATRE Producing Co. PRESENTS Y GAL" Monday, June 8 DURING D SLAYTER DANCING AND DANCING DUTY CHORUS FIRST GRAND DANCE OF THE BEACON To Be Given By THE YOUNG MEN'S "22 SOCIAL AND PLEASURE CLUB On Monday Night, June 29, 1925 on the PARISIAN ROOF GARDEN As an Added Attraction the ORIGINAL TUXEDO JAZZ BAND With Parishian Roof Band Joseph W. Tureand, Chairman Dancing 8 p. m. to 1 a. m. ADMISSION 300 SPECIAL ENTERTAINING SPECIAL MUSIC ELITE CABARET 1021 Iberville Street Don't Forget Open Every Night The Restaurant and Soft Drink Stand Open Night and Day Give me one trial; guar- hair in six weeks; also, take preparations. Agentn wanted. Pup while your learn. Madan A. B. lor, 1113 Schwartz, Capital "IT'S RIGHT HERE FOR YOU!" GROCERIES WOOD Wholesale and Retail CHARCOAL G. D. CRAWFORD 4201 Market St. Anne Preston 8644 Unnatural and mucous discharges can be avoided by destroying the germs of infectious diseases. $1.10 at all druggists. J. H. BIERAS Civil Engineer and Architect Maryland Ave. Ingra. Mail orders solicited. 2619 Tuam Ave. Phone H. 4448 MEN WANTED To Learn Auto Mechanics, Battery Business and Gas Welding. Tuition $158. Men earn living in the city. Pay race only. Write us today. Come now. CENTRAL AUTO SCHOOL Box 14 Pittsburg, Kansas Fairchild Undertaking Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS Phone Preston 1838 1015 Dowling Street Phone P. 8994 2711 Nance DR. J. W. DICKSON PHYSICIAN AND BURGEOE Practice of Medicine in General Diseases OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 12 M., 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. B. R. Peters, Optometrist 815 Prairie Avenue Wear Kryptok Invisible Lenses Phone Presson 6254 free FREE—disposs come same and other FREE—after aqueous. No Reserve. Some are for individual use. Strongph some are for individual use. Strongph and included in the Labels. The original issue of the FREE—after aqueous. WALTER JANYBIRD, Inc., 445 Cavalier, New York. Two issues, and you, at all good drug store. KELLOGG'S TARTLEBERR ASTOR OIL ```markdown ``` HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE The Jazza-Rabba Coon is a beast who likes the moon,' And on moonlight nights you'll find him funniest. Then he gives you a white-striped gantle With his shiny boots and high-out checkered vest. He takes lessons from the cowl and other midnight fowla, 'Till he is wite that he's been heard to scream, Boare an old witch in her hat, along with her black out, And then to steal the little ditch of cream. This cream, as you may know, is full of charms and so The Jazza-Rabba Coon leads a charmed life, when he whispers a trap or net him, But must stab him with a solid silver knife. Solution of L. Week's Puzzle. "Caesar" Originally Titles Caesar is now from Ireland, used as a Christian name. As applied to the ancient name of Caesar, the name was the name of the House of Julia. In this sense it was used by seven rulers. It died out as a family name with the death of Nero, but the title of the reigning emperor, as the title of the reigning emperor. roman fam was used as a fan of Nero, but as the title ssware bottles or on Pleasure egg capsules to wash bottles or vegar crusts. Crush them fine, put into the crevices with warm, soapy water and scrub. The crust will the finest glass without scratching it. That's Different "Men are peculiar," hackneys Mrs Otoknow. "I know a lot of them who beat of their wonderful swing with a golf club that can't wield a carpet beater worth a darn." Can utility intractive r, which greatest my face are ugly LANE'S CUT RATE GROCERY 1307 Clark Street Quinine lives and I using it You Too Can Have Beauty "I was not always as attractive as a woman should be, but woman's greatest charm, used to be coarse and untidy and not dandruff, and my face was plump. I had exelente Quinine Pomade pressed on all sides and I got a package and began using it to tonish. My dandruff all left me and my hair began to get so tough that it was a delight to comb it. "Then I began to use Exelento Skin Soap on my face and the skin all bleached disappeared and my face became soft, smooth and exelento Quinine Pomade and Exelento Skin Soap may be used for a drug store or will be sent, post-paid, upon receipt of price. Sweet good name today and get this wonderful powder to prepare for presentation. PFXLXE EXELENTO MEDICINE Co.,Atlanta,GA. Writes for Particulars Phones: Res.—P. 9163; Store Preston 7389. THE JONES Mrs. R. S. Childe and daughter, Miss DELIVERY TO ALL M Prescriptions Pure Drugs, Sundruse Everything in the Line of D 2520 Odin Avenue IS YOUR HAIR S ONES PHARMACY SUPPLIER, Misa Robbie D. A. Jones, Pr. G., Propreto TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Descriptions Our Specialty Augs, Sundries and Toll Articles Line of Drinks at Our Oasis Fountain THE JONES PHARMACY Mrs. R. B. Ghils and daughter, Miles Robbie D. A. Jones, Pr. O. Propa. DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY IS YOUR HAIR SHORT OR THIN? Do break off or fall on it and dry it or have? Have you ever been in a situation where you have to do something if you should not at once, be sure to have. If you do, be sure to ask at once, be sure to have MADAME. If you do, be sure to ask at once, be sure to how many. Many Hair Preparations you have tried with you, you should be discouraged because you give up an abundant growth of hair for thousands and will do anything to maintain it. Write for information and terms to your person. Write for information and terms to your person. Dept. To those being to try my wonderful Hair Fashion TREATMENT, consisting of Shampoo, Hair Grower and TREATMENT, consisting of Shampoo, Hair Grower and TREATMENT, consisting of Shampoo, Hair Grower and for only 1.10 $. One trial treatment will convince you of MADAME N. A. FRAKLIN YOU CAN LEARN A LOT FROM ADVERTISING The main thing an advertiser plainly just how and why consideration. You can be alms, because many things things you buy and use in reading the advertisements, read descriptions of the thing infactory. But advertising teachers must try to make their advertisers you. A good many people have in music, good books, good foo an advertiser wants to do it to tell you and the people are not happy you you can learn a great deal from that many things you see advertised are the and use in your regular daily life. By advertisements, you can learn the names and of the things that are best and most es- teaches more than that. All advertisers air advertisements themselves valuable to people have learned a whole lot about: good food, good food, good clothes, way to keep The main thing an advertiser wants to do is to tell you plainly just how and why his goods are worthy of your consideration. You can learn a great deal from that advice. You can learn what your advertisements 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 satisfactory. 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've learned all these things and many other things just by reading advertisements. Read the advertisements right along, and you will learn a lot that will be helpful and valuable to you as you go through life. imports of Tea are imported million pounds of tea, mostly are imported into the country yearly. Lin-Dah Lustre The Marvelous New Hair Grower Is daily becoming more popular among ladies who are long and glossy hair. If your hair is too curse, too curly or is short or scanty, we want you to WORK just once and be convinced of what it will do for you. At your drugstreet or post-paid for 60c from The Reed Laboratories 731 W. 49th St. Chicago MEAT MARKET IN CONNECTION. Office Hours: 2:00 to 4:00P.M. 8:00 to 10:00A.M. DR. THELMA A. PATTEN PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Specialist Women's and Children's Diseases 417 Odd Fellows Temple Phone. Preston. 1999 HOUSTON, TEXAS HOUSTON, TEXAS * *Arctocephalus* Origin The arctocephalus is a species of much speculation. It is probably produced in part by the slow decomposition of both animal and vegetable rocks; and in part by the fermentation and decay of organic matter at the surface, and the resulting oil being deposited contouring rocks in which it is preserved. Some petroleum may also be produced by the decomposition of on deeply buried metallic carbides. Plus WITH THE HAIR DRESS DOMINIQUE BLACK PREPARED The Plus MEMPHIS You get Pluko WHITE HAIR DRESSING DIMENSION: BLACK/WHITE PRESENTED ONLY BY The Pluko Co. MEMPHIS,TN. You get more- Pluko WHITE HAIR DRESSING BLACK/WHITE PREMIUM ONLY BY The Pluko Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. Plako Hair Dressing in the big Green and Black and White Cans for your money than any other similar preparation on the market. In fact, you couldn't even buy the materials to make the same amount of the most ordinary hair dressing for what the delightfully perfumed Plako costs you. The manufacturers of Plako Hair Dressing are able to give you a liberal quantity of this wonderful preparation containing the finest oils for straightening hair and making it long and glossy at the same time. It is also because of the tremendous volume of their business. Due to the unfulfilling power of Plako Hair Dressing to make even the most harsh, wry, stubborn hair long, straight and beautiful without the aid of hot irons, it is now being sold by more than 40,000 dealers worldwide and the handling rate of more than a million packages a year. Pluko Black and White C MORE THAN A MILLION FOR VACA Special Pluko HAIR DRESSING Black and White Cans 50¼ Green Cans THANA MILLION PACKAGES SOLDA FOR YOUR VACATION Special Sale OF Black and White Cans 50+ Green Cans 25+ MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES SOLDAYEAR --- BOSTON BAGS HAT BOXES OVERNIGHT CASES WEEK-END CASES AUTO CASES FOR THE CAR SUIT CASES HAND BAGS WARDROBE and DRESS TRUNKS ALL SIZES OTTO'S TRUNK SHOP 404 TRAVIS ST. OFFICE PHONE PRES. 4430 Elvidge UNDERTAKER CALLS ANSWERED PRES. WE HAVE ALL AUTU WITH AMBUL NO. 1 PRES. 4450 RES. PRE Elvidge Jackson UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER LLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY DAY AND NIGHT WE HAVE ALL AUTO MOBILE EQUIPMENT WITH AMBULANCE SERVICE OFFICE PHONE PRES. 4430 RES. PRESTON 6827 Elvidge Jackson CALLS ANWEERED PROMPTLY DAY AND NIGHT WE HAVE ALL AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT **Education for Travelers** In 1838 the English poet, Sir Francis Kemple, founded the Museum of Maternal Instruction "the gentlemen before their taking long journeys into foreign parts." **Right. But Dead** White the Supreme court gives the pedestrian the right of way at a street crossing, do not rely too strenuously, do not walk too fast, do not dead, too - Pittsburgh Glazer Museum. KO RISING WHITE ALLY BY Co. PINE. HAIR DRESSING Cans 50¢ Green Cans 25¢ PACKAGES SOLDAYEAR YOUR ATION al Sale UNK SHOP DAVIS ST. RES. PRESTON 6827 SOUPS GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER JOIN THE ODD FELLOWS! THE DISTRICT GRAND LODGE No. 25 and the DISTRICT GRAND HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH No. 13, G. U. 0. of O. F. of TEX- AS, have “put on” a CITY WIDE DRIVE for the Order in the City of Houston, This drive is for increasing the membership of every Lodge and Household in Houston. DALLAS is striving to increase her member- ship to 10,000 MEMBERS in that city. WHAT'S the MATTER with HOUSTON? GALVESTON has on a CITY-WIDE DRIVE. WILL SHE BEAT HOUSTON? The ORDER in HOUSTON must ANSWER that question, SOME REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN THE ODD FELLOWS There is only ONE ODD FELLOWS SOCIETY, -It’s cheaper. It pays in full, it’s universal, it’s composed of the best men and women of ourrace. Itpaysin full. You don’t have to die to get many bene- fits. We want the best men and women. It protects your family and you when you need protection. It gives social standing. It helps in the time of need. THINK IT OVER. JOINING FEE for MEN $2.50; for WOMEN $1.75. All Odd Fel- lows and Rathites desiring information concerning this drive, call at the office of. BRO. WALDO MATHEWS, SPECIAL DEPUTY and STATE GRAND ORGANIZER, OFFICE ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ROOM 408, 4TH FLOOR, Corner Prairie Ave. and Louisiana St. ANY PERSON, OTHER THAN ODD FELLOWS and RUTHITES, may call at the office for the purpose of joining and securing infor- mation, Life is uncertain; sickness and death are sure. DON’T DELAY. J0IN TODAY - AS seaiets: Se eae this drive. REMEMBER GALVESTON, REMEMBER DALLAS. RUTHS __ ODD FELLOWS First Ward— Fist Ward Mrs. B.C, Coleman ‘W. C, Coleman Second Ward— Second Ward— ‘Mra, Phyllis Wyndon ‘Jno. W. Brown Mrs. Beulah Lovey - ‘Third Ward— Mrs, A. L. Washington ‘no. Durden ‘Third Ward— ‘AH. Hall ‘Mrs. Ella Abner HL B. Washington ‘Mrs, Vernetta Dollie Fourth’ Ward— Fourth Ward— ¥, H, Hart ‘Mire. Gussie Williams A. G, Felder ‘Mrs, Pinkie Mitchell ‘Chas. Wiliams ‘Mra, M. E. Wrenn Fitth Ward— Fie Wart 3G, Booker iw ale Bewiey sixin Ward "aro baton Mrs: Ewe Jockoon Bro, Simmons a ee a See PROF. WALDO MATHEWS, State Grand Organizer, or ‘See MRS. A. B. HART, Asst. State Organizer, Phone Preston 8661, Phone Preston 7790. Office hours: 9:30 a.m. to 12 m., and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. ASK ANY ODD FELLOW OR RUTH Baie Saf ONS) =) WW a ioe) t Y ge i STABAAK HAIR PREPARATION eet hes ne Bye, ae oth mcs = Ati Malaria, Chills and Fever, Sele i oo eae Greet Idea nat ae ann pence ropa LUCIUS W. LOMAX R. 8. (BOB) SCOTT “Through the Block” 413 Milam —TWO ENTRANCES—803 Prairie Avenue P. 3699 P, 7286 —18 cHATRS—_ ‘The South's most complete and best equipped ‘Tonsorial Parlors, unsurpassed in quality of service, sanitation and in its general inviting atmosphere, present the following art- ists to the citizens of our city and to the stranger within our sates: ‘At 418 Milam ‘At 803 Prairie ‘Adolphus Miligan 8H. Henry I. P, MeGowan Ed. Randall ‘Louis Harris ‘Taylor Wheaden ¢— Louis-Hicks George Randall ‘Armand Wiltz BR. W. Nowlin ; E. L, Williams : Special Attention to Ladies and Children $ Cigars, Cigarettes, Chewing Gum, Baths, Newspapers, Lauhdry Agency R. S. (BOB) SCOTT, MANAGER Seneesseesasersereeoenonnooneonoononeoneoneonenyste OE Long College Course . St Famous Slide Seventeen years ate required to com-| ‘The meat faoos bobllgh ‘be come a Serer ale| mateewee sy Growing Period tor Animale Sentence Sermon maton ht ty sent | te a eet 8 te any a one-sixth of thelr whole lives, met ‘Keep the mon THE HOUSTON | PORMEBR, SATURDAY, JUNE 6.4192 Famous Slide aveaaee st Sentence Sermon Pretty his RCSURREC ED 2OLAND : a Dae. lias |_ Roundy recent abtmst_pot ‘aguinat any move toward readjust ‘Sent ot tbe Pollh Geman toner I tesiyexosined by them cag, "A Sra cit dread the fre” "Toe tat tie, Polad'n boundries. were tue bared wih they were “reagan” Fatal thatthe country tou ona a ‘Beton powertrain bare rm wibed ot of xine for tar iy Weentury and a quarter Bot Pounds aint ino ie whe ft terstory and it Sele enw de and cmon Ros, Ata tnd ak Titny. “Genraions ofthe arn eps srar precede, Feit i San Fle iba ferion the one get of he Tind restored” fn me ot the. efor af thes of tha wordy tom power fevernnenta to anime the tt {Ecurorat the alg thelr ova boo Pie S3000000" Pte oped aad Teoged or and dreuned of tie Gay When their ‘country abut rearres Toc ana take et w al free {be ciraation of tho ftar.” Tha ‘ret Gey came for Poin afer te ‘ovis ‘nar woen the grater pat a {ta la” teretory “wae pater to ‘ver an the repels of Pound wa ‘eated, becoming the trth nate ‘Bore btn in aren oa peli "inten thd Poland beter te artilon trated ber every be fio tthe. toninet. Bore ‘orld war oma lon of tbe Bare iv aher atte popen se rat ber ena Inp ond atthe foratont of Harepe. Ue rina ond ha ne 2 {ho sqeere salle ead the ands On ‘uce ly wth ‘her oundaran ‘Sspport« population of appeesinatly loots ree abe was tare ‘ha Grent Betty aly, and Greece combined "Poti was thre tines pained fe thoy partons were read SRsted between th purtitoner by te ‘eer of View i8.” Wher ‘See paras Ba ‘54000 sears en Pena {60 sqoare mile and Auai 40 nosane sie tae. seaonqetamemaee, of tie Vienna Congrens rove Hal 20; 60, Prana 80 and Aone 1500 ‘are allen Polen fy the day ot ber grate are, extandet from a pothtain fae ‘Beta, on to wen, to the ‘Deriten of the Seu of Asor on th ‘Sey onthe sort reubed ear to {Se uit ot Pisima tnd on he wut {Sonny raat ort P wa ate ar iP wa ‘e"Betbelinat ity te Birove urered Reprelon. ‘the rele wo came tae tbe gor exameat of the three partienteg fw Sry rotared represent vryad So {Eeee For s Toog time the Pole ‘Eamra ‘vore forbien” erento oi {heir nie toagan. Eras tbe rely ployee cold net emer qrson Steg fn Poh “ue wert “Po anit oul not be wood Inthe new Devers Por a wien eter ood Seltadrned tn Pei “ron natonal_ Gen, wan fobien, ven ant carnival satin rine {Sra dramas Im te theater” The feat of ame of Penad’ bad to be Steen ei i me od {Be"frabe of very ld peter. ‘The cng ton nal sones was ‘Reet taboo. ‘Germany Wied i ear pombe wy tetramers hor Paes ft enmane 1. md the Rasen tacts In gone dng: oa af ate, bo wits bo better tooo hun Rota ry “Pee were ine folding he ot Pou ta pele meetin ad outs chr who rtueed to ter the etechian Jo Oommen were Pom ited “Senria never tring her oie a the Montane ad he Promtane tet thwart cunen eaht to tory the et of Poh a fim, oligo be pret Seance t Homan a8 rasta fas {ition Austin proceeded upea” te theoey tht tM pire caretay fected, teeame’ eres aoure_ of renin to tm_ govern tas fours of weaknen.”o the Pol of ‘Sona were an fe fo tng ln dina sone en the poole af at ow Sout are Gee to toe Dini The trere an eh at bert ploity thet Jur and to apa het Yon Eonoeh they were fie. tae eadent. 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Se 5 Soca ce 2c Soe se a Sage fae Bos es ere os eo ee Spc occ ae Seesee ts ge on erga ae Satur i eye ee ee ee Re oy * : aceon aes sacar ta aera a ae oa eee ered atsomeenee aoe erate sos alae ame come Seen ine Saemeariorss etn ee ee Ee ygr ae Serta ae Lien Se chee a tat car eae ee oe a =e ie eee SSS oe Se Ss > eee act ere = F so dr ‘Poland has contributed « long list of stor aeeraanes cmenntent Sears Soprano aa a Ses crane eee coal ae Reg eae See ane es Eaten. cae ee sae Se Sear ee cee ee foe Sane eee See es pecs en oe ee ine ae Sask oars ae eee eee ere ames Soe eae ae coe eae ee tee een ame Sareea Sears et Lee sae oe eat eeeremees Saeceer aac Seen hoe neh oe eae enc eee nec Bee ees eae Geert oe: ae Seca Pee re eee xe mi Sy on eee Sure eee Sareea ns es ee ets Ss eee ea aera e ia EE eS eee teat tt aes oa See ice Thao eee ooo ee age eee, Prominent Dallas Odd Fellow Demands Fac isan tor on wish Raa for tage porpeans Te a trom 8 ta io feet Mah and inal aeclons 6 the. ‘Uited Sealy om hla in ‘a often on Dank of wreante For Nichel Fixtures 4 leg clenner for need ti mings ‘ane made tome xual unelant te nob | te “ee : wits sot ae Darts covered hl he "When ary, pli wih Pwo Arid Spaces fo deere the word Menert boy ald “irs space ike ald teed heey nowt pooner enn tr tae jdo Matthews comes oe dotense of Ese area es a ec a SL ees Be Smear feet ere tec fey Seat sacar onc mateeneen ea avers Sie see ate ae uate eeeetee ae wee gare cers Yk 000 of the tends ot the order om aed eet as ee ee Be ae ae gna See tre onthe svraae y"bianee feces os coe cues eee are Sars ger to ‘receive trom tke: source. 33.0) oul have al eon one WASHINGTON’S © ASHINGTON’S * TH MOURNED BY. MERIC! | NATION [By the Assotiated bad Prema.) ‘ToakegenInslat, Alas Mag ret J. Murray Washoe ty dead [Tho widow ot the, late r ‘Washinton, scgumbed at ee srs es iain Seta eee ra re sae | sys, Ne Wigan bed teary stooge rgstae 7 ticle ‘ig, Washington: wae bee 5, thts, "nt Macon, Mons toot Pia Univer in 1608 sa satloyed aay principal at pirate her ar art “in 802 she marvid the 1 hae asd ra atr ppte sscer and eageaive 8 ean creancor and aeevtiva Bhe ben sas Sosa prestings ie re fa etalon ad enlladvance te ere ena the sea Foleration ot Women's club eh ng or eh es gr Heat o¢ the International ‘Coun Women of the darker races snd prea ot the Atabut, Bath Fodertlon Colored Moment Cis. nthe ne of Alaa shyatds ont ref 7 fecro bape at Me, Mens Alas aed sens ot sat the Tunkagen. Women's Club of he var toe present eres olin aston Yor Gl Bee Robert Re Moon, rietpat 4 nog own antag tat te mer arrangements were net our tot woule probably take vince ‘ooday or Bownaay. tt ‘TRINITY PlewiC POSTPONED, be, a ewer th nt "weak the plea planned im Say shot Ga eteicl one Foondny, Hing ha roche thereat ach outing ary ted eOveEN thease Rene adie would Mave listened and given cee he tad ee c ‘eet a ay in one aa per, the oftie be a i AB. FEDFORO, jeweler, maker and optielan, woceeage Taylor and Co, diamonds 80d aM tye plese accarately fit ib Dade "Houston, exun PRON | money at Denison without fnterest Sam jcoutrary to law. 8 wna'true laut J jand the year betore that and sea [doa Shou mau OE Year rand treasurer, Bro gee 6 hae Soe ee oe ee Seat eee se ‘about the way Bre, ‘Ridden a Tat ley at eee ocean "bey Sh dora voi Sa te at sn cea bodmand dollars more in ‘interest ibe credit of the order. If Bea, RiGdl at oe tees aoe rey ec ee Sine" at ehisae Sage sd be od a Bro, Matthews in his letter, si i ace tne ane a forte ane’ cee a re seve otal i cee cea St tha i onento ey toute metas ire ioe | iL ar 7 eee (Pheatnon: Nereis Pg ward BS 0. sy probate’ wi spent ne jon a cot nearly «mili sd ey a Seater ta ol Epa ee on wedoeadag ape ort aa ei ath at co agreacient “soocomeatia Pane aad total ot Sugg ported Guring the Year am Ba “pu Mea during Use past year, be ald, Ww O84, sith students trom tS tae rie aaa three years: Charles 1, Corti Wasi fagton; Dr. “Albert Bushaelt Matt, si al i at Tse sew ruin nae yearn Se eR Beemer vere’ Cate Ena ot Wasting De J Grime, trates for 4 ", me "ec oe rig i aeeten Sr res a eat cae See te Canc baie a memir of he hoe, et a be ee a “a ie io bua Sc Seat Tat er aa er ae sea a he ot a pel, Seat sal chant Fa cai . The cil, lie ene ed whic. ea state ope ill be Seta at 7.000 an an Sao ‘SILVER WEDDING EVENS. ‘We Gre in those St ae ee ssc Se ag eee cae ‘7 0 Ker. and 50% Be Os Sse, "Pea an 3 a ox. Wiliams. paw the eae Me Coates a Shares atti og tthe: ig Ieieais ere an {hat be aad le ‘aan <