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HOME EDITION VOL. VII THE MIRROR By C. F. RICHARDSON. ISLAND CITY AND JULY 4TH. The conductor of this department, accompanied by his family, Mrs. Ar- tha Spears and B. R. (Miller) D. Wil- But ye scribe never got near the water, for as soon as Judge A. G. Perkins discovered our presence, he forthwith drafted us into service and gave us a short talk on independence Day. To our utter surprise we found several members of our race in the Island City, who hold to the belief that colored citizens should not observe the white folks' day and that we have no part or parcel in its celebration. We endowed to disbuse their minds of such thoughts, clinging to the belief that war between the colonies and Great Britain to make possible the freedom it was to oppress them. It was Crispus Attucka, a black man, who fell first on Boston Commons in the Revolution War, that started the remounted distinguished and conspicuous service in the armed conflict against the oppression from the necks of the American colonies. He man played such an important part in making possible the freedom that America enjoyed to protect certain rights and privileged that were denied our worthy progenies, upon the battle of battle, would be recruitment to our golden duty and observe every patriotic holiday that is national in its scope. We must cease advertising our col-lege so much, our college of diligence, while allowing students on the ground of color, few there will be who will oppose us on the ground of patriotism. From the viewpoint of citizens, the Fourth of July means as much to us as to any other social group, and we should not permit any people to be more loyal to American institutions and more patriotic to its ideals than we are. We should not old code and former printing mate, S. H. Simpson, who has recently been inducted a responsible person at Fort Worth. Every time we see "Sam," our mind reverts to the hard days we were in during the lean and lanky days of the King management; when we received it, would never work on Monday, even if the office were crowded in job work. "Sam" is a journalistic nomad and roaring printer, having been connected with plants in Galveston, Nahville and Fort Worth during the past few years. He planted in Galveston, Nahville and Fort Worth during the past few years. He was connected with, and was given a roaring reception when he spoke before his former townpeople at Beach View on the The other speaker on the program, from Judge Perkins, who is in charge of the colored people now have in Galton, "Doc" Williams of Williams, not only informs us, but one who is known far and near. Masonic authority and for his sake, we are told, is equal to the emergency Sat and delivered a timely address. We are told, in 1610, when we were connected at Calvert, we have seen the bishop and similarly members who were in the city into city from C. B. Carbour, Baptist Church, Brian, and as a rish, and as a ye archebite) until Mike be back down be back down VOL. VII THE HOUSTON INFORMER "OLE MISS" LEADS LYNCHING LOOP FIRST HALF OF SEASON KITTRELL COLLEGE GETS $25.000 A.N.F. Prof. W. G. PEARSON A.N.F. J. M. AVERY (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago—Prof. William G. Pearson of Durham, North Carolina, has donated $25,000 to Kittrell College, an institution of the A. M. E. Church in North Carolina. The money will be used for the creation of a science hall. Prof. Pearson had previously given the institution, which was the largest amount ever by one of the group to the school for the erection of the handsome gift was made exclusively donated Negro Press by J. M. Avery, secretary of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., when he and President Edward J. Kittrell and Prof. Pearson, passed through Chicago on their way to the Bishoply Council of the A. M. E. Church, in session in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Avery is credited with "selling" the idea to Prof. Pearson at this time. RACE EDUCATOR GOES ABROAD TO REPRESENT YMCA RACE EDUCATOR GOES ABROAD TO REPRESENT YMCA (By The Associated Negro Press.) Richmond, Va. – Richmonds are exceedingly proud, and just so, because one of her son, Professor Robert P. Daniel, a member of the faculty of Virginia Union University, has been commended to represent the work of the University by the Fellowship of Youth for Peace is announced a day ago. The purpose of this pluripermission is its endeavor to promote peace in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and Holland, is to interpret to the foreign countries the problems of the youth, and to endeavor to get a better understanding of the problems of the youth, and to endeavor to get a better understanding of the problems of the American delegation will attend. Far Heir International Conference, the World Federation of International Associations, the New Fellowship Education Conference and the International University Conference, Youth for Peace. Prof. Daniel was commissioned at the Y. M. C. A. students conference at Kings Mountain, N. C. READ NEW ORLEANS NEWS ON PAGE 5 SPICY-RACY-NEWSY South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 identified with matters of practical racial development. Kittrell College is one of the growing institutions of the South, and has been given great impetus recently, by a gift of $200,000 from Buchanan Dukes Plains. Plains are said to be in the middle of the largest and the greatest schools in the country. North Carolina, more than the South, has advanced the educational interests of colored America, and much of the attitude has been developed, known as the "Durham group," with their ramifications in helpful development of the state, and both groups. SAN ANTONIO LAWYER JOINS LOCAL ATTORNEY Lawyer Willem H. Smith of 413rd Milam street, this city, wishes to announce that from and after the 15th of this month he will have associated work with the University of San Antonio, the firm will be Willam and Wimberly. Mr. Wimberly is a graduate of Howard University School of Law, Washington, admitted to practice in San Antonio, in 1913, by the Court of GHII Ap- plication for animation for admission to the bar was the highest in the class taking the agamination, this year. That Mr. Wimberly has been actively engaged in the practice of his profession, specializing Mr. Wimberly formerly lived in Houston, and attended the Honors College. He has many friends and acquaintances, including the Church, a Mason, Knight of Pythias Woodman, and belongs to a number of the Bear County governmental offices of the Bear County governmental office time predeceased chairman. He is married and has three children, who wife being DR. SHADOWENS RETURNS. Dr. T. M. Shadowens, 411½ Milman street, has recently returned to a business and pleasure trip to Chicago to attend a conference and profitable trip. In the Windy City he was fed, wined and dined by former Tuxon, Hippolopes and Meharra men. He attended the profiles of the hospitality, as well as the success of colored Chicagoans. Sends Letter of Congratulation to Crispus Attacks Press Association. (Preston News Service). Washington, D. C. - Letter of commendation from President Coolidge was among communications of congratulation read at the celebration of the Crispus Attacks Press Association on Friday night incident to the recent purchase of a new headquarters at 1652 Thirteenth street, which was extended by the Press association, which represented colored publications throughout the city, move into the new headquarters. Accompanying the president's letter of commendation photograph, which be presented to the members of the Crispus Attacks Press Association of Boston, the first colored man killed in the revolution is said to hold the "Uncle Joe" Gannon heard from. Others who sent letters and autographs were "Uncle Joe" Cannon and commander General New. A number of speakers addressed the president and Representative Frank Murk. No so patrons of the club; they include C. Bascom Slomp, Commissioner Cuno Mansi and Representative Frank Murk. Several speakers addressed the president highly praised former president of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Gans highly praised the club and would be beneficial to the national organization urged that the organization lead the movement and work for tolerance and cooperation between the white and colored movement. The aims of the association are to make the colored people in their present situation the engender a spirit of friendliness and cooperation to the organization and colored races and to bring about cooperation between white and colored races. Attorney O'Leary Praises Club. Assistant District attorney James O'Larry paid the testimony that O'Larry consistently interfered with the enforcement of "resilience of fanatical reformers." He charged that they were constantly interfering with the enforcement of the be cause of a great deal of trouble. He declared that they claimed in their diaries a passion for everything and the body. The Miller of the Washington Times read an address by G. Logan Payne of the publication, who was unable to be present commending the work of Gordon of the Evening Star, also commenting on the organization being able to open the harmony between the white and colored races. He also assistance in furthering and assisting the association to carry out its ideals the following were made against Gordon of the Washington Star. District Attorney James O'Larry and Kirk Miller of the Washington Star. District Attorney James O'Larry and Kirk Miller of the Washington Star. NEW LODGES HONOR RIDDLE; OFFICE FORCE The Temple Lodge No. 10954 and Temple House No. 6250, G. U. O. and Temple Neckwood, G. U. O. meet secretary; Mrs. Riddle and clerical force last Thursday in the drill room of the Temple. A short period of freshments were served. It was quite an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Pemberton, noble grand of Temple Lodge, was mother of ceremonies. Wife of the late Rev. Dr. Pratt offered praise. Mr. Trula Smith, worthy record. Temple House, rendered an excellent song a solo in most excellent, Miss Virginia B. Miller, more than a livered a masterful address; W. Mathws introduced Mr. Riddle, more than an inimitable way. O. L. Fobbard, father of the Temple Lodge, made the guest present. Special to The Informer: Washington, July 6 - Seven states have passed new laws for the suppression of lynching during the last ten years, according to a report prepared by Professor Stone M. W of Workstown, North Carolina. The race relations of Churches to be published shortly. Two other states - Oklahoma and North Carolina - have strengthened their laws against the "great American crime." In all there are now many states that have special lynching laws. Bills for the suppression of lynching have been introduced into practice in many states passing new anti-lynching laws are Northern or Western. They are Pennsylvania. Two of them - Kentucky and West Virginia - may be closed in lynching and anti-lynching laws are Alabama, Indiana, Ohio, South Carolina and Tennessee. During this ten year period, according to the report, the federal ant-lynching law, known as the Dyer纵火法, has been discussed greatly around public attention to the vell. The bill was passed. DETROIT WHITES ATTACKED HOME OF RACEDOCTOR DETROIT WHITES ATTACKED HOME OF RACEDOCTOR Dr. the McMahonker Nagra Press wrote of more than five thousand angry burses, hurting threats, stones and bricks, the successful last Tuesday, despite the efforts of fifty policemen to stop it. In driving Dr. Alex Turner from his newly-purchased home at 4756 Ploughs avenue, one of the most exclusive re- located doctor by a real estate broker the house had formerly been owned by the head of a white pack con- trol company. Dr. Turner, a co- colored doctor by a real estate broker whose name is not divulged, turned commissioned the broker to buy for him a house he had been living became undesirable as a residence section and he felt the neces- sity of $25,000 for the Spokane avenue property. Became began as soon as he moved in. The first day painters were put to work on the side of the building, the white rounds around cathedral and the street where the police station . When these later moved to the rear of the house, the polling was kept on the street. All day the crowd grew and further incited to violent ac- tivates by the police officer on the porch in consummation of a police captain. One boy was driving the day to the police station Dr. Thomas insulted to leave the offices and was driven home by the number of the mob witnesses, striking him, his messy house, the populated park. Lee Bulldick. Southern Entrant After '25 Pennant; Utah Joins Circuit! Tuskegee Institute, Ala.-According to the records compiled at Tuskegee Institute in the department of records and research during the first six months of 1925 there were nine lynchings. This is four more than the number of five for the first six months of 1924; six less than the number 15 for the first six months of 1923 and 21 less than the number 30 for the first six months of 1922. All of the persons lynched were Negroes. The offenses charged were: Murder; 4, rape; 2, attacking woman; 1, attacking child. 2. The states in which lynchings occurred and the number in each state are as follows: Arkansas; one, Florida; one, Georgia; one, Louisiana; one, Mississippi; three, Utah, one and Virginia, one. REPUBLICAN NATIONAL LEADERS WATCH N. Y. MAYORALTY CONTEST; BLACK VOTE IMPORTANT FACTOR REPUBLICAN NATIONAL LEADERS WATCH N. Y. MAYORALTY CONTEST; BLACK VOTE IMPORTANT FACTOR New York City—New York is engaged in it. It had it in many years, that of one man. But it has not. Colored America is wound into it as it has never been wound into any political contest ever held in this, or any other city, and on the outcome many things will depend. Mayor Hylan is a candidate to succeed himself, for the third time in a row. He is elected to York. Gov. Smith is opposed to Mayor Hylan, and is on the job, bag and baggage, to tell all about it. Tammany, the most powerful political machine in America, is not taking kindly to the Hylan candidacy, as an organization. Mayor Hylan declares that a private poll discloses that 71 per cent vote for him. Perhaps, as goes things political betimes, they are leading him to the slaughter. William Randolph Hearst, and his minority organization, are again with Hylan and so is Senator Copeland, democrat, Methodist and friendly to idea of racial justice. Special to The Informer. Tuskegee Institute, Ala.—Acc at Tuskegee Institute in the dept during the first six months of 1 This is four more than the number of 1924; six less than the number of 1923 and 21 less than the number of 1922. All of the persons lynchied were: Murder, 4; rape, 2; attackin The states in which lynchings state are as follows: Arkansas, Louisiana, one; Mississippi, three REPUBLICAN NATION WATCH N. Y. MAYOR BLACK VOTE IM (By Associated New York City—New York is conti in it and is many years. But it is more. It is a fight for Colored America is wound into it any political contest ever held in outcome many things will depend. Mayor Hylan is a candidate to lead him to the almanac. Mayor Hylan, and is on the a about it. Tammany, the most powe ca, is not taking kindly to the Hylan Mayor Hylan declares that a privv vote for him. Perhaps, as good to leading him to the almanac. W mammoth publicity organization, Senator Copeland, democrat, Mer racial justice. PRICE: 5 CENTS NO. 8 ING MASON Entrant Pennant; is Circuit! According to the records compiled department of records and research 1925 there were nine lynchings, of five for the first six months, 15 for the first six months, 30 for the first six months of Negroes. The offenses charged woman, 1; attacking child, 2; occurred and the number in each one; Florida, one; Georgia, one; Utah, one and Virginia, one. ONAL LEADERS ORALITY CONTEST; PORTANT FACTOR Negro Press engaged in the that of many this, or any other city, and on the succeed himself, for the third New York, Gov. Smith, opposed job bag and bagage, to tell all terrific political machine in Ameri- can candidacy, as an organization. state poll discloses that 71 per cent things political betimes, they are again with Hyann and so on chodist and friendly to ideas of the defensive. All the feeling has not been cured following the nomination for congress of Dr. Roberts, who was a Republican and a republican with the Democrats. "We know they intended to do it; but we gave them their chance; now we have given them our chance," the Tennessean to the Associated Negro Press. New Yorkers, who supported the republican candidates, had mumbled and gone to grumbling, because, as another put it: "The president had policy, but to keep this game going, we got to have some real jobs." The republican republicans, and are saying: "If the Republican party had a foe, they would have a chance." Then he had meetings and meetings. There have been efforts to make a separate organization, and there have been efforts to make black republicans. Colored leaders protection about the awaived party played by republicans in New York. The discussion about the record of the grand old party," few jobs and very little time for the practical side of the game. it's having its effect. White Jersey are scampering up to the summer in New York, so to certain positions in Boston, where the national "national chart" is pinned, the air, with his bravery. Matthew of Boston, dear old Boston, is pounding the air, with his bravery. His desk has been heaped with letters and telegrams to action. His pick up!" Matthew has learned the words of a song to "two, which Blame It All On Me." and it seems as he is. Matthews is made in the city, so he can find the ball and the horn—that is as New York. Ride the Ballet to and of Main Street to Brownsville. Mr. I. Knowlitt All women look alike to him, except when they don't! By Thornton Fisher THEY'S A DAVE OUTSIDE WANTS TO SEE YOU! I DON'T WANT TO SEE HER—GOSH I AUTT A RECEPTION COMMITTEE OR AN ENCYCLOPEDIA IN THIS OFFICE! BUT SHE SAYS THAT SHE! SHUT UP! I WOULD OF OLD FISH-TACES ARE ALWAYS BUZZING ROUND COLLECTING FOR THE MONEY WE GIVE HOME OR SOMETHING—I KNOW THAT TRIBE-TELL HER NO! THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL SAY. 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DAVIS, Prop. 2305 Tuam Ave. Phone Hadley 363-J City Happenings Mrs Ora Shepard, student of Pairfield View, is visiting in Houston. Mrs. Anastasia Shakay, 2005 Bear, is reported to be visiting the Woodbury Area. Informer man, spent Wednesday at Seabrook and an acquaintance jump alone will be the price of admission to the circus Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. Amy Riley Ripleton will be to make their home Kansas City. NOW PLAYING THE PICK OF THE PICTURES BEAT THEATRE THE HOME OF YOUR FAVORITE STAR We are with another week's announcement of the film market affords. Ask those who are taking a seat. "BLACK OXEN" A picture of its kind ever made. The revelation of serial youth and love. The book a sensation; it. Also a good western and a funny comedy. (tomorrow) BUDDY ROSEBELT in "THE LOVE GUERGER" newest and best. It is crammed with thirts and here and best. It is crammed with thirts and pluck, and a man's determination to make a woman in a paw path to know her. "BATTLING BREWSTER" Beach comedy "The WAGES OF TIN" SUNDAY—the season's biggest success, REGIONAL! "TELL YOU THE TOWN" Super Jewel that will always you in the wake of it. With a jaw-dropping story and thirts, the once. Way the process is a visible screen cut that will keep you guessing from start to finish. This great star has ever produced before. What else? Also VIVIAN RICH and MAILON HAMILTON in a great show that will be clear of WEDNESDAY—WILLIAM DESMON in NOW PLAYING THE PICK O' THE PICTURES IDEAL THEATRE THE HOME OF YOUR FAVORITE STARS Here we are with another week's announcement of the best in pictures that the market affords. Ask those who are taking advantage of these pictures. The greatest picture of its kind ever made. The revelation of a woman's secret of eternal youth and love. The book was a sensation; the picture was an inspiration and a funny comedy. SATURDAY (temercury) BUDDY ROOBRVEIL in "THE LONE FIGHTER" His biggest, newest and best. It is crammed with thrills and fast action with a laugh here and there. The story of a good man and a brave one; Franklin Farum in "BATTLEING BRESTER" No. 7 and a Roach comedy "THE WAGES OF TIN" SUNDAY-MONDAY "The season's biggest success, BEGINAL DENY in "ILL SHOW YOU THE TOWN" A Universal Ringer Jewel that will always you in the wake of its whirlwind action. It won't an easy job to show the town, but he said he would try anything once. The way he succeeds is a veritable scream, an absolute knockout that will keep you guessing from start to finish. There is nothing more exciting than anything this great star has ever produced before. Who gives you no distress? It also VIVIAN LASH and MARION HAMILTON in "DAHO" * "RIDIN' PRETTY" Big six bites of exciting romance, action, love and hard riding. Bucking bronchial, brow-breath rescue, and daring escape. Then a new kind of romance unfolds. A new kind of romance. Also OD ODB- and NEVA OBERER in "DAYS OF 4" No. 2, and a good romance. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "JEALOUS HUSBANDS" featuring JANE NOVAK, BEN AL One of the most terrific exposes of protests, that that flag true and message that will need your every outside finger ever and anon points hat who would not know? A picture for every boy or girl who western and a funny comedy. COOL, CLEAN AND COZY, ADM Phone Preston 6979 I ANNE NOVAK, BEN ALEXANDER and EARL: Most terrific exposes of modern life that the screen that that fright and strikes at the door of all will meet your approval and win your admiration or even and point to the wife, but what of the or even not it. A picture for every wife- or even boy or girl who expects to be married. A tummy comfort. ANNE AND COZY, ADMISSION ALWAYS 10p, Weston 6979 ELMO MARTIN, PROP featureING JANE NOVAK, BEN ALEXANDER AND EARL WILLIAMS. One of the JANE EXPOSES of modern life that the screen has ever seen is the movie *The Adventures of Robin Hood*. The message that will meet your approval and win your admiration. The accountary finger ever and anon points to the wife, but what of the joke she has to share? The movie *The Adventures of Robin Hood* is a picture for every boy or girl who expects to be married. Also a good western and a funny comedy. COOL, CLEAN AND OZY, ADMISSION ALWAYS 10c, 15c and 20c Phone Presson 6979 ELMO MARTIN, Prop.-Mgr. PAGE FOUR Bonds made a criminal case; did they? Apply to a law firm with speed; the most reasonable in the case. Apply to a W. Boyer, lawyer. You'll be a back number of you don't see the only thing of its kind talking about. You'll be talking about the Flying Circle Sun. BICK O' THE PICTURES THEATRE FOR FAVORITE STARS It's announcement of the beat in pic- tures those who are taking advantage of it and CONWAY TEALEE in 'OXEN' made. The revelation of a woman's be book was a sensation; the picture and a funny comedy. OBSERVEIT in 'BREWER' creamed with thrill and fast action determination to make good. Also 'BREWSTER' ES OF TIN' biggest success, REGINALD DENYN in 'OU THE TOWN' keep you in the wake of its whirlwind need to town but be told we would need to a veritable screen, an abso- bore from start to finish. There thus the town action in it produced before. What gave you do, MARION HAMILTON in "DAHMO" going comical. DRESSLON in EXANDER and EARLE WILLIAMS, modern life that the screen has ever attained the door of all. It has a a man and win your admiration. The ac- tion to the wif, but what of the jaw- bone for every wife every husband expects to be married. Also a good OBJECTION ALWAYS 10s, 15s and 20s ALMO MARTIN, Prop.Mgr. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 "WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY" LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO. 905-907 CONGRESS AVE WHERE THE GREATEST VALUES AT LOWEST PRICES CAN BE FOUND JUST A FEW WE MENTION $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 DRESSES New Summer Hats Mrs. W. M. K. Robinson, 171 Sum mer, who mimicked the kid, the Antoine had just week, stated that she was delightfully entertained there by Mr. A. Fairchild, and daughter; also by the industrial man, Mr. A. Fairchild, Mise Euretta K. Fairchild is the head, Auto trip and other social contacts chairman Charles Burchofs of New York city, on his return from Los Angeles, where he was engaged for two months This Giant Race Concern, which is operating in several states, includes Indemnity, Spell Contests, Child's Educational, Endowment Coupon Program Reduction, Double Indemnity, Income Disability Benefits, Old Line Legal Reserve, Health, Accident and Indemnity. BENEFITS—$10 to $10,000; health and accident, $1 to $20 per week. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $185,190.55 The Atlanta Life is the company that takes the "L" out of "SLAVE" and teaches the race to "SAVE!"! HOUSTON OFFICE: Col. Y. M. C. A. Bldg., 603 Prairie Ave, corner Smith St. ```markdown ``` This is an elegant collection of Dresses regina preparata, with a touch of sophistication on son's smartest models, beautifully finished, and worn in evening wear. Plain and Floral in a georgite, Plain and Print in a crepe, Plain and Print in a Chinese, and many other much wanted fabrics and fabrics,些衬 for Women and Men. These are really worth up—Second Floor— Women's Silk HOSE Ms. to Sue Values Plain and silk, and silk in m x l m. and fiber, and silk in m x l m. Wednesday, 8 for 48c See Spirer Co. for good printing. Phones Preston 1969, 9832 3320 McKinney. Reasonable rates work called for and delivered promptly. Club. Club. Club. Club. Club. Prairie Addition, entertained Mrs. Mattei Clark-Webb Thursday of June 11, 9832. The dance of Mrs. Jeffanks, 9822 Webster. NEWS-Write for free samples Sell Meshers "Better-Made" Shirts for large manufacturers direct to wear. No capital or experience required. MADISON MFG. CO. 601 Broadway New York City. (11) For a pleasant stay in the city with friends, has returned to the home in North Charleston. She has the captain of the Hunter. 1199 Worms street. Pond over to his daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Fox She is traveling overt to Prairie View, to visit her daughter Charles Sanders, 1915 Halley, laborer at the S. P. Shops, who was struck in the eye with a piece of steel on his shoulder in reported better, after an operation. Of Georgia $10 ats AY Hats Hats Bungalow Aprons --- PIERCE COURT The new, improved, restricted, high class residential section for Houston's colored people. Located only 16 blocks from Main Street on Pierce Avenue—the Pierce car passes in front of Pierce Court—three blocks from Dowling car—four blocks from Leeland Car. This is the most up-to-date and best addition ever put on the market for colored people and has all modern conveniences. We are going to start building ten brick veneer homes right away. Don't buy until you see Pierce Court. The sale started Sunday, July 5, and these Home Sites are selling fast. Phone us and we will be pleased to take you out and show these lots. E. J. BURKE 442 FIRST NAT'L BANK BUILDING Lot 10028120 close in on. avenue. Two lots 10028100 and one lot 10028120. and one lot 10028120. and near greig street. Frize Magic Shaving Powder will give you a clean, healthy shave without using a razor. It will also remove hair from your face. Get it from your druggies or face. Conder South Texas Nation Of Host U.S. D. Statement of Condition at the Close of Business Texas Com national Bar South Texas Commercial National Bank House of Business June 30, 1925, as Rep. Currency. $14,656,842.31 Capital Stock..... Burp and Use Reserved for U.S. Reserved for Co. Reserved for Taxes..... Individuals Deposits, Individual Deposits, U.S. Government..... Deposits, Bank Total..... 6,763,542.04 Deposits, $23,729,887.38 OFFICERS JAS. A. BAKER, President S. M. McASHAN, Vice President GEO. R. M. JOHN. E. P. BEN. and indent indent Statement of Condition at the Close of Business June 30, 1925, as Reported to the Comptroller of the Currency. Loans and Discounts.....$14,656,842.31 U. S. Treasury Notes. $ 400,000.00 Real Estate Bank.....1,387,000.00 Federal Reserve Bank.....60,000.00 Stock.....60,000.00 Other Stock Buyer Item, etc......1.00 Banking House.....462,001.00 Valuation, Furniture and Pictures.....1.00 Other Real Estate.....1.00 Cash in Vault and with other banks.....6,763,542.00 Total.....$23,729,887.35 OF JAS. A. S. M. MEA ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` RESOURCES E. F. GOSSETT, Vice-President E. W. BATTON, Vice-President P. J. EVERSHADE, Vice-President P. J. EVERSHADE, Vice-President F. A. HETMANN, Vice-President F. A. HETMANN, Vice-President S. M. McAshan E. K. Dillingham John M. Derrance P. J. Evershade Thernwell Pay SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMERCIAL BANK 25, as Reported to the Comptroller of the LIABILITIES Total Stock ..... $ 1,000,000.00 as and Services Profits, net ..... 1,458,879.96 received for Unsecured Discount ..... 78,325.58 received for Contingencies ..... 60,731.20 received for Accrued Interest and as ..... 61,828.82 mends Uppaid ..... 18,309.00 ita, Individual, $14,424,996.46 ita, L.I. $. oirement ..... 179,908.87 ita, Bank ..... 6,445,987.87 Total ..... $23,729,887.88 President President Edwin B. Parker Wm. S. Patton John B. Bradford, Jr. Bee W. Ralston B. C. Heldt Condensed Statement Of Houston, Texas U. S. DEPOSITARY Herbert Godwin E. F. Gossett M. M. Graves F. A. Heltmann J. V. Neuhaus PHONE PRESTON 3855-3854 send us 30 cents in stamps for a half pound can by mail, postpaid, enought for all 30 cents. BACKING DOWNWARD kindly bensoned to handle all of the unfinished legal matters of the late Attorney L. V. Allen. All persons who had unfinished legal business with Lawyer Allen will see Lawyer whose telephone in Preston 8783. GEO. ELIS, JR. Jst. Asv. H R. H. HANNA, Avi. Vst. Asv. B. H. HANNA, Avi. Vst. and Asst. Trust Ou ALLINGOUS BEN W. HANNA ANCIENT ORDER OF PILGRIMS SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER NEW ORLEANS DEPARTMENT THE HOUSTON INFORMER is on sale in the Crescent City every FRIDAY AFTERNOON at the PEOPLE'S DUG STORE, 624 S. Rampert Street, and by Carrier Boys on Saturday in Alghera, McDougall Street. The store is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 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. 811. SOCIETY NEWS should be mailed to reach the Society Editor, MISS VIOLA CONELYR, 217 N. Romas St. New Orleans, by Saturday. Miss Conelyr's telephone is Galves 6311-W. Subscriptions, Advertising and applications as circulators, should be mailed to The CHISHOLM NEWS SERVICE, P. O. B. 125, NW 11TH ST. Mrs. Wells Leaves Tulane As 'Compact' Leader Hits At Ass'n approved this 25th day of June, 1925. B. H. GRIMES, Supreme Worthy Shepherd. P. N. STEPHENS, R. G. LOCKETT, J. M. ROBINSON, Supreme Worthy Trustees. The Devore forces of the First District Baptist Association still remain fire broadsides at them. The Devore president of the First District women and president of the First District women and president of the other women her letter from Tulane Avenue Baptist Church, it has been learned, when to hold her membership in the church pastorated by Dr. E. W. W. to hold her membership must resign from the women's organization of the First District Association. The "Compact" is a band of ministers, who were recently expelled from the church led the leaders with mishandling the fire. E. W. White asked if the "Compact" had any statement for this week FROM ANNUAL REPORT OF SUPREME WORTHY RECORDER RYAN, TO ANNUAL CONCLAVE AT WACO, TEXAS, JULY 7-10, 1925. UTOPIANS REORGANIZE AT HOME OF MISS BOWIE The Uptown Bunch reorganized Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Janet Bowie, 219 Eighth street, and Miss Martha Harper, 219 Ninth street, to be heard from this fall. The officers of the club are: Alvin Hampton, vice president; vice president; Miss Audrey Colettoff, secretary; Herbert Baptiste, correspondent; secretary; Robert Scales, secretary; Sidney Saulet, secretary; Alberta Dorsey and Corrine Denson, social committees. SEAHRE PARTY. The Mystic Bunch held a two-day meeting at the home of Miss Marte Corrish. NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY ANOTHER TEACHER JUNE BRIE WHEN MISS BEATRICE BELL MARRIES J. V. VAUGHN Mr. J. V. Vaughn and Miss Beatrice Boll, daughter of Prof. Boll, were ill in the holy bones of marriory on the day of their wedding. She was a just home affair with only her husband, and she was a partition and members of their family present. Mr. Vaughn was formerly one of the city teachers and Mr. Vaughn was formerly a teacher. UNION BETHEL STILL HOLDS ALLEN LEAGUE BANNER At the regular monthly Union Allen Christian Endeavor League game, the league rollon, Union Bethel retained the ban nor for the largest attendance with the league, which included 115, represented by the following churchs: St. Peters of Carrollton Morris Brown, St. John Algrave Morris Brown, St. John Algrave, Paynote Memorial, St. Paul the Twelve Bethel, Rev. B. G. Mack, pastor of the church, revered the devoutons and the league, taukii the league, "Jon Missionary Challenge." The colloquial name of the league. YOUNG MEN'S MORALEITY HAS ANNIVERSARY AT ST. JAMES The Young Men's M. B. M. A. Association held its twenty-seventh anniversary Sunday afternoon, July 8, 2014, at the absence of the pastor, Rev Leo K. Koehler, the subject "intelligence the mother of mortality." At the conclusion of the meeting, the pastor will to the choir, the stewardies and the trustees. St. James the organization marched in a body to K. St. Katherine Hall, where the members enjoyed a meal. 10c A LINE The easiest way to get a crowd for any affair is to advertise it in The Houston Informer. Most of the world’s newspapers are about the public page. Why not try this effective but cheap method. The coef is only 10 cents per line, six words to the line. You can advertise what the public maint and pay other the public details. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 With two ladies fined twenty-four dollars each and one man fined the same amount, the sentence for a violation of the segregation ordinance, officers of the local police department, and a judge for the Advancement of Colored People are authority for the statement that segregation fight taking some surrogate developments. The court has already been before the Louisiana State Supreme Court are now on their way to the state Supreme Court. The new convictions new angles of the ordances are involved, which when combined with the reduced people of the petty amputee to which they are subject SOCK SOCIAL Death and Burial Benefits ..... $ 8,940.00 Open Accounts ..... 7,287.50 I hereby certify that the above statement is true and correct. JAMES D. RYAN, Supreme Worthy Recorder. At the meeting of the Colored Educational Alliance held last week at Temple University in Philadelphia, the organization appointed the school board the petition for the removal of the high and normal part street and oppose the L. H. B. N. railroad station and yards to a modern building which should reflect current on New Orleans. It disgrace the present McDonough No. 35 is in its rundown condition on one playground for the students attending. Though an old brick structure the improperly equipped for high school and normal work for the removal of the Arthur P. William school from the slum section of the city was also prof. S. S. Taylor, superior of the colored public schools, commanded attention to the crowded condition of practically all of the schools, the condition being such that it seriously impeded instruction. New H. Dum, president of the Alliance, was elected to the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools, which meets in Durham. Rev W. F. Brown, pastor of West Brown, pastor of St. Mary's Episcopal Bishop, pastor of St. Mary's Episcopal Bishop, were the principal speake- ers. NORMAL ATTRACTS A LARGE NUMBER OF OUT-OF-TOWN TEACHERS The summer normal being held at Thomay Lafon School has an enrollment of 611, each person either a high school graduate or a teacher. And adjoining states are represented by 107 persons who receive credit for work done during the six-week term. The annual fee in honor of the attendance and faculty will be held at Garden on Monday night, July 20. VISITING IN CALIFORNIA. Friends and relatives are in record of sword saying the Witches are invading the land, and are living in California. Among those spending their vacation there are the Witches, who are in the Perillert, Emily Davis and Mesdames Laurea Walkins, C. Green and James FoleyBros BARGAIN BASEMENT The Bargain Basement July Clearance Dresses $5.00 DR. HEATH REMAINS FLINT-GOODRIDGE; DOCTORS CONTROL Following the investigation of Plint-Goodridge Hospital matters have been adjusted to the satisfaction of the patients. The hospital is in denouncing conditions as they previously extracted. A staircase of the staircase was installed before the public attention and the local branch of the N. A. C. A. M. made formal complaint to the board. Dr. T. Restin Heath, white, superintendent of the hospital, will remain in office until the end of his authority has been much limited. The student, nurses can not be exept of the staff. The consent of the staff, it has been given, is required. If it is reported, will bereain become an actual part of the management. INFORMER AT OLD BAPIST. Members of the First African Baptist Church can now obtain the Hous also Carter of Howard street. News matter may be given her, also subscriptions. VIBITS SICK BROTHER AND PREACHES AT ST. JAMES. Rev. W. K. Hope, former a member of Union Bethel prior to his enlistment, preached at St. James in the city visiting his sick brother, filled the pulpit at St. James. A. K. Church Sunday night. June 17. Rev. H. K. Church at A. K. E. Church at Springfield, Mass. RETURNS FROM BAY ST. LOUIS. After a day-tour visit to Bay St. Louis, M. W. D. Demar returned to Bay St. Louis, where he is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnes. INSTALLS RADIO. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes, 2620 Dyndes街, have installed a loud-speaking radio in their home. The information far away stations are picked up. DANCE AT ST. KATHERINE. On last Thursday night the knights of Peter Claver Council No. 21 gave a dance at St. Katherine hall that IMS $ 8,940.00 7,287.50 $ 16,227.50 $111,542.57 $109,280.76 83.73 ep Rigg arourd Rey Bola Gols Birth Stone ngs $4.00 each. Solid Gold Birth Stone Ear Rings and Ear Screws $3.00. 1 Pleree Ears Free All Cut Glass at Halt Price Beware of fekery_ sling ‘eyeglasses; he is bootlegging, SSPat es raaing your sy EASY TERMS H. 0. WATSON 5024 Main St. PHONE PRESTON 6866-7260 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS Be fsa pron 0d as een rl hahaa ts «stein Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bllous Fever, Sages FORE'S MARKET ss o01N AVE. Wholesale and Retail FISH AND OYSTERS ar rane he Ry Rp ar Par or Capitol 480 ; FOR YOU!” Is GROCERIES + -<WOoD a a + Wholesale and Retail CHARCOAL . D. CRAWFORD 4201 Market St. Phone Preston 8644 | J. A RIERAS Cleit Bngincer and Architect Modern Homes and Pablie Build ‘ings, Plats and Maps. Morhines designed ; patent draw. “figs. Mall orders solicited. 2619 Taam Ave. Phone H. 4448 —— Fairchild Undertaking Co. FUNERAL DINECTORE cusatuene Prone Proton 16 Ipih vedi treet Phone p. 0904 = 2711 Nance DR. J. W. DICKSON | Pivate}an AND SURGEON “Practice of Medicine in Genera! f Dinnasee | ormce nouns: 8 My BBM, to 8 PM 9 AM. to Pat, ANOTHER BIG FLYING CIRCUS Featuring BESSIE COLEMAN'S | FAREWELL FLIGHT IN TEXAS SUNDAY, JULY 12, 3:00P.M. HOUSTON AERIAL TRANSPORT FIELD End of Main Street on Bellaire Boulevard : scSATE HAC or, ue of tae, ol : eee 0. P. DeWALT, Mer. THE JONES PHARMACY wv" LIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THECHTY a cnttetnan aan | HIGH-BROWN ACT VDER ica Fron saa 7 ek SRR | Hie ee Sh I Vines Zo.\ wey , E ones Hows: 800 ve s.r] 2 itt 8 Ss DR. THELMA A. PATTEN| PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Speclat Women’s and Chien Sitter 417 064 lines Tempe Pha Proton 1880 HOUSTON, TEXAB —rin wan —— ‘To Lan ate Wechaten Betiey Bushee Sad” cne Welding Tl ton hie Mes a Mee oe a Eitan ne os beer oes PO GENTRAL AUTO. ScHOOL, on ci ae DR. RUPERT 0, ROETT PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 1402 Odd Fellows Temple Phones: Office P.2B17, Ren P0010 Tealdenee: 410 Robin 8. Sultan Humiliated ‘The famous Turkiah aultan Saladin wan steppe! In hla vetoriows career by fn army” of crmders under chard the “Lleo-tearted and Philp tt et France ani forced fo aign a truce im 102 for three yours American Women Pioneers ‘No women arrived with the fate: ters tn Viegots 0-100 "The follow: Ing Yeak,howeret, (wo wothea, Mle” treo Fortean hr mal, Ane Boe: fas te te Ameren. ‘These are prob thiy eng he erie to rege the country, The Procrastinator, 1 have notied hat every aa Who ceily amounts to. good deal, Ie prompt ie maker few ppotatenent® weeps then And when te OPER ie wor, ut look FoF the mam who toads halt the time dor ing his busineay hotra, and never ca tine—E. W, Howe's Monthy, Bills, for Instance ‘Only trouble im, efore. marriage Jove i sland after oaerage #9 nan tee shines crowd tate the phe "re-Louavie Coaror Jouraake Like Glam Aileye ‘ ate” aid tue Brooke “your ayee would make nwtlly alee een ne ee THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 192! Tells How She| Got Fine Suit vont Hair aoa un bat 39 toake i's einer tal emmy "cai have dadraf an it nade ny pasate ea, aire eae act hoow bow fo have. 1 wn crac t Erle Gans Fo yh tha wondgetal prepare etre ioe. “hts Si Runt fren Toe me ft Sea at sires ed sins Sey i woh oh tats beat rl Bien iii ld fet kano ae Popa lente Seay tance csi exc oe a ar Ft eit ee Sant. “Kelpms ond tera ERELENTO WEDGE CO, Anta 6a = ran ane He Owes His 40 Years of Constant Good Health to Beecham's Pills | eed agape tars Stor. Dor Fe Sp Leen pote ergpee (i ia ae ee ‘eter eke CRANES Ea aioe a [oe jeocham’s Pitts Beecham’s — ieee eee able intligene."Caaep Gro recerod os eee oor ee ce ote a Sieh nee ae - Buddhist’s Nirwana tes cee ae S22 oe Se tee ne Reap oS oe Beginning Pitent Syotem arcs eee ae aes Pa ae et os on ey Batent fice ‘RAPROVED UNIFORM PYTERNATIONAL SundaySchoo! ' Lesson ' WERE LaEaNON Tax aete a: 14R, sven for't ince she bobla Schaal ote toa" be CERBMAGER ES r1c—tanie exanuer AERIOR For c—areatan and. Pau {AtRRabeDIA AND muxtOR TOF. reariy isles st Berean FOONG Meor'. AxD, ADUUE TOP. 1oPaue ashing one tin tests 1. tm the Synagoque at: Antioeh In Plata ¢vy. 1810) ‘From Paphos Tol and. Barnabas, with “thet corpanion Sark, - went Dorthward to Verna. Here Mark, for ‘tome Feanog,perhupe because of bard ‘ipa want Dock. Hews ready to ‘go nrula when they started oo hel ‘tecood journey, but Paul would not live hla‘comnent (Acts 15:3850).. Be {lore Pats deat he tested tn Marks {avor for hg ha oud bis profitable ‘unto im for the malay “Ct i 430). Prom Pere they went to Antioch tm Pisin, end here They tered the aynngvsve on the Sabbath ‘dey, From this we ove that though Put waa seat to foe Geoties, he dd ot depart from the order ot beg ‘ing with the Jews. TH. "Paulle First Recorded Sermon crea. "This sermon is worthy af carefl sudy. Tn tr aniyala we find. four mp, ‘Mlatortcal (re. 1228), ath agetion we see how aah tn a couetlatry way, ted them gradu: Ally Ghrough's serea of ‘changes. In Whleh God hed dealt gractoony with {er aly "vng chem ewan, Hh “) God chose and exalted the people (v.10). “@) He dliverot them trom Bayp- dan onda, od ed" them through ‘the terrible wildernean (rv. 17-18) (o)" Ha destroyed. the Canaunlish rations, giving thelr lands to the Is alten (10). 4) He Buve theo Jodgen ab thee Geliverers ‘when distressed. bY a3 rounding aatlons (v.20), ') After they bad salty choses king, He rejected. the dynanty_ ot Saul and chose David, a tan after Mls own heart (vv. 21-22). (0) Fiaaly tt’ was God who trom David seed raised up unto Israal & Savior, Jenan. This deanded rook ‘which is giten in the next ection. 2 1 Cv. 2687). Haat Ge dents Irie ted of De ‘vid and therefore the promied Mes an, be proves by three ines of arg {G) ‘he teatimony of John the Bap- ist (wr 2420). “ohn dlaclalied all power as thelr <eliverer, nbd pointed to Tevus an wach 1G) The prophecies ot Seripeare ‘were flied ty thelr rejection and fructosion of Janus (vr. 2029). (@) By He resurrection from the dead (re, BOs) "avin proved Jenus to be the seed ot Davia, he proceeds to follow the SGoctrnal' teachings growing out ot such root ‘8 Doctrinal (vy, 88.0), ‘The great doctrine derived from this root in Josincation hy tith the very Barrow o¢ the gowpel, (CD The ground of Justiteation ts by Jeaan He took our place a8 a ener Uhat we might have Hn place at sons i coe. 8:21). (2) Who re Jurtisea? Those whe believe nH, (6) From what is one Justited All tins. ‘The one who believes In. Jerut tn freely forgiven.” His ns are ll Diotted oat This ts the tlasonary ge forall tes. Alay we ative Passe ina to alee Hin ) Practial fry, 404). ‘The appietion of this ermon was a warming int the Judzwent spoken of by Habatksr should fall-upon them. il, The Erect of the Sermon (rv. om), 1. Many of the Jews and proveytes tated to hear thene words again (7. 20). ‘Almost the whole ity came to heat the Word’ ot od the sext ‘Sabbath, shin grest cred tetted the Jealousy of the Jews. ‘2 Open Oppeation (ve, 50). ‘Tusa Joioaay oud dot long be re strnined. It brake out In open Opp. tition. ‘The ‘persecution became v0 loleat thar Vaal and Taraaban were txpaled from the ety. Tala perwece tion was sosiered by Paul's rejetion ot the ews and Mis toring %0 the Gentes Tarte Cin were Sank wee Joan Paul Richter Said: athe ite ot Christ concerns: Hin, eho being the holes among the Sotehey and the weheat"amowge the oly lifted with Tie plenoed. hans tanpires off thelF hingrs, end. turned fhe stream of centurios “ont af Itt ane, and will governs the agen God Must Lead Water in the greatest necealty of tite, though God mos loud ta tnto the wilderness Before we understand caiiinaibess ‘Tenchen” 4 UBF 4 | e 'e e S. M. T 4 | ' le e ° Grand Lodge and Temple Meet in Houston July 27th, 1925 SPECIAL GRAND LODGE DISPENSATION-JOIN NOW q Rates adequate—No extra calls—No special assessments — You pay no burial tax; no grand lodge tax; no building tax; no other taxes; published § rates include everything. tf ‘An opportunity for intelligent, energetic and progressive men and wo- ff men; Ask any local officer or member. o For further information ask or write oF W. F. BLEDSOE, C. H. MGRUDER, Grand Master, Grand Sec’y, g Marshall, Texas Houston, Texas z Mme. M. A. Davison Hallowell, Hair Culturist. | seen ew oe ceria saat beau rneitne Gombe, cha ag Bolg st $ recite i8t } San Antonio, Tex psig se Agents Wanted VACATION SPECIAL SALE BOSTON cio HAT BOXES: OVERNIGHT CASES: AUTO caSES FOR THECAR SUIT CASES HAND BAGS WARDROBE and DRESS TRUNKS: ALL SIZES OTTO'S TRUNK SHOP 404 Travis St. “ ‘And some fell 9 upon good ground’. ‘The Sower, in the parable, cast his seed to the winds of heaven. ‘That which landed among the stones, the thorns and in the barren places, perished. ees He eerie Cod ground had a chance to grow. esas cave caso bows id coe et He plants it carefully in the “good ground” ante be aaa arate eee caus ee Me ee near sete mae oases a Wyte markets IWhih hw Koon, pot eure: investigation; tobe right” piaces”for his Sa Advertising in The Informer Sells the Goods CAS AND OIL ICE 40c a Hundred Tsai et 6. 8. GOODSON, Mer. 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THE INFORMER ALSO ENJOYS THE SECOND LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY COLORED NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN THE SOUTHWEST, AND ITS CIRCULATION GROWTH DURING THE PAST YEAR, WHILE NOT STARTLING, WAS SURE AND STEADY. --- AGENTS WANTED AGENTS CAN MAKE GOOD MONEY HANDLING THE INFORMER IN THEIR SEVERAL COMMUNITIES, AND ALL INTERESTED ARE ASKED TO WRITE THE HOUSTON INFORMER, CIRCULATION DEPT., 409 ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, HOUSTON, TEXAS. ERTISERS: ADVERTISERS: Say It In The BOUTIN'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 PAGE SEVEN Che Houston Informer sy South's Creates pulcchiy Mewspaper i BESSIE COLEMAN'S FAREWELL |New Orleans FLIGHT, BOOKED FOR SUNDAY, | vse" | WILL ATTRAGT THOUSANDS 3°55 |, Bessie Coleman's farewell eight tn ‘tess, Cire Baling won pars he jmp, Cape: Maclin Sarovovtt atta pasion ile ver tho oft te alr and tho Bre: Sentient & brane fen ota precson and rmmbrance ty 6 fstenion ot opnom wns, ae toe oft Tetaps tet ee srowe fee coon) imo, ithe ivan Bear or be held ate outon Aerial Tradeport Field, end of Main fect or alte Bt, Bendy, J ‘everything tndlenton that an over fnowisr cred wil bo bande Shr ais bane youn Foxe wom Se areal ign Tn hr home sat Red csi ter asare of is em seat oer sioncn wanes ay, peraing apres sete that toe Pema sa og the mane Pon saw ett Ratatat en anton ah an porta iy tow thle Svea nd Wueet EeSas‘how brave they are not, amy them pl ee uf ay foes a HOUSTON HTS.-WEST END ao eee SR ar dete Shien ate ie ‘lag ocker sath ome ot her Piha Ge Cavnashe AH Pato fSnrner nan what ave SSP mene tne heir 3 ‘Stet every seee bt Pater. soar nate Gren Nenana, vn tne wn von be 7s ‘Wire at eodneay si he Bye. a Mary mat Coos Seni for aay ite ape nse ‘evening . eating racermelon: ‘George Sebel pte Utd Coury tasingbas it Alton was erp Sek gtaa re 6. ander peak 15h, Baer Sa: Bunday Say Bh i035, rue" sree’ Unlted’ Chart Ehtren"Pood fom Se ake apa Church Fund from 6 Bho Bay Y. W. C. A. NOTES Swimming clash opened Tuesday July'7, at the Lincoln poo! on Heine ‘Thoas'destring to Join the class wl Teristor at center by pdoniog Capital it A. '6e chicken “Sinner wil be trved at Y conter Priday, July 10, from iN a te Bm ter tre valuing mouey to help send dele fate to thelr Kentucky ‘conterence Rave Feinered A Camp Reon th Bummer since. tts opening Werdesday wil be camp dy the re Bialnder of the summer.” Phone Capt tol 618 for further laformation Stra Mary ‘WhiteJohos haw reautied hat Deaition at Y contar-Reporter, ‘ui EWING HERE ON 47H, James 7, Ewing, Aurtin, dite rand secretary of the Grand United Order of Gad Follows, ape Independs fee Day in the ely, mixing bestvea wrth plessure, and then motored ever Torthe Inland City, with Joe Pol, for f° dip'in the sure He. wil tars for {hg erind lodge next month LEAVES TO JOIN DAUGHTER. sets 3,2, Cortagon, 208 Dewtng Co where he’ poe ter, “Minw Jena he talented and fa Mibding up at They wi Mate cs ators nojouraing . New One of crptions of fs ea INFORMER "| SOUTH’S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER te “it Geta You Told—Nothing Kise!” = ery Snaray v0 O28 Poors Tene, Howton, Pex a sr poo ies maties May 34 1618) at the poten at Hosaton — the het of bare, 1578 eV RAMS. conan Uae Creation Dept SO _ mg ‘NEW SUB0CRIPTION RATES: a TELEPHONED Biles bial we Tn mn tcrccresrtenneee nn em ign snd Banmeye ssc svccocssntgcusosoes a “se ordi Aiverisiog Reprqtativa W. Br Bilt Compaay, 608 Bouth Dear pete Siet ‘Chnnrat BH VirisHullaing, St Louis: Mow 480 Lomenre Tine Now vont nonce To Au suscnionns drways demand « fect than paying Tour suberiien 1 ee Hoorn seer ce pare oon gutta erent Sera Soe coped tees eon suanp nt coecrs. wt: toma ardor te ouabla vo and arog al 6 maetsions to the Houston Iafrate to9i0'Osa Fellows ample, Hosste, Pe HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1925 ————— "DALLAS NEGROES WIN SIGNAL VICTORY! In declaring the residential segregation ordinance of Dallas’ null ‘and void, the criminal district judge stated that he had ruled only’ athe constitutionality of the ordinance, as that was the single gestion to settle in order to stop repeated cases of the same na~ “ure in the lower courts, af "The Dallas ordinance secks to prohibit either black or white Purchasing property in a block where a majority of the oaite race live—the law being similar to those passed in other merican cities, but which the supreme eourt of the country has beld unconstitutional and invalid in the celebrated Louisville, Ky. _ One of Dallas’ colored citizens had been arrested for purchasing Dioperty in a white block or district, and the ease had been ap- ‘Pesled from the lower courts (corporation and county) t,t Sei dari court snce the vation of the ordinance was retime; and Judge Pippen dismissed the case and re- ‘the prisoner back to the municipal authorities because he ‘He the la Was not constittional nor val a “Th at ordinance Immediately ery. : sates he ‘court at Austin, where thls 4 be afforded its ‘pau upon dig of sock a municipal statue the Lage Star State.” pee penning the above paragraph the case has taken, a pe-| F twist, and the race man's attorneys have resorted to the Court with habeas corpus proceedings. is the first Texas city to pass and try to enforee a segre- finance, which attempts to preseribe and proscribe the habitation and metes af its eltizenry. Such a statute is a bold and brazen affront to the fundamental ibaa law ofthe land, becaun It sec to divest and take fgg tizen his inalienable and constitutional prerogatives and abridge his rights to life, liberty and pursuit of happi- class Yexislation of « mont pernicious and prejudicial type: born in the spirit of hate, intolerance, bigotry and antipathy, MM is ultimately doomed for consignment to its original habita- fon-—the iifernal and sulphuric rogions of hades. z TW Rmperica ina democracy (so-called) ‘and not an autocracy or seateracy, which Inset presupposes that all men are created “and are endowed by thelr Creator with certain inalienable ts, among which are life, Mberty and the pursult of happiness.” Tegislation is inimical to the best interests of a democratic ‘republic, such as ours essays and professes to be; and no nation ‘ean long endure that endeavor to be @ government of the classes ater than of the masses, ‘ven if the higher legal tribunal reverses the court decision of fhe district Jide tn the Dalian segregation case the Dallas Nee {grees have already won a signal vietory, and have’ coneretely dem- Gestrated what can be accomplished where our interests are pool fand we present s united front in meeting and attacking a com: son foe. The Informer has repestedly contended that, when the Negroes if Texas and the Soul oppose any and al spcin of elas lila How, by fining funds and retaining able, counsel to fight Shae fuse in the courts of equity, the law-makers and authorities of (Boe Sout are not acing to bev precptate in pasing and tying enforce laws and measures that seek to rob us of every Gode Bra herent and cotton igh, pevins, waranty and | Prerogative. Whe Negro, too often, thinks that he can get all hia rights while “Bitting on a flowery bed of case, oF that other races are going to (Being these righ to him on a golden ray on sivor pater or Bit manna-like, these rights will descend from heaven oF some Wether remote region; but it has hardly yet dawned upon the Mpsaaset of our people that he: who would be free, himself must Fiistka the first blow, and that God helps only those who help e Dallas Negrocs, revolting at the idea that they could only live meartain ghettos, have shown fight and consequently they have iret blood in the major conflict. T "Houston Negroes, denied the right to rid on « certain common Tearrier, have virtually hoisted & white fag and when last seen Seep ening » hasty and disorganized retreat trom the line of "Bho ditterence between the Negroes of Dallas and Houston is Margely that of leadership; thove of the formor city being deter- i diplomatic, but positive, while those of the Intter re doeadent, deceptive, decomposable and passive; the former Ezesalis by dong thing, the inter constitute » nexative fore, going the line of feast resistance and chirping thelr songs ations and singing the “bues,"—their favorite, national t desires to feicitate the Dallas race men for their ‘and trusts that the ooed will be trans. gt the plant will germinate here before rac: Suan \ aes Deeg: wil te Cara be led ‘back by thei ike tarbe. “Frohne ore who west 1: the fetes wero rowan On 3 oor ‘eat minstre ened he ite'yhe soe remem ‘Stor bet tar ida" ahe-tecmed Ses tatas srccn wte Praha an wn "ap tn eine Erste woma, “ut ut bm {oa of the! iain tea {lor tena rere ee ot Tagton of Antioch Dain {nthe og hop ft fr ween ier, WORE ot Tri i, cach nto. ota ent ra oot eto ane ‘ian Wott up wih hi ‘em andthe 7 oors a pet go acti de So es vi ‘eum ia iy the ‘eager 2 afo"eperones ter se aan S04 ig, wi ‘be hed ya ae wie a ay anti boi £540 ata‘ sour peke a ‘ow 0 gore Few, Mer eae Serene its far,“ Ma "ofa tere hitter Neto eke ache Prt ln, La ir be ete it ec a” foe ‘aadone neared ae Fed st ta tae a sega soe welt me cut vraegen tet Sed sneer hate as teri ee by tf reas CAMP FIN GIRLS OUTING. ieee Camels Ctrl ware. 2, és ‘Minousk i rained the outng Wa lop yal Tay ero ane the fees” soparvin RIDDLE wo¥ES oFFice i aicd -rackix carr evamneeeuereel Gepnrtanent ot the Grané Waited Order of Oud Fe Nowe and owahols of Rath ot Tex tevariaona ued New Meri, with 3 Bde of Denon sca, bs ten tortie 20 Feo Toms tis city, mnore permances Siena wit be sinained ina ihars Shir Risie brush moat of ‘arial end fice three trom ‘Dea Stet'amonr hom re Prot FM Teton, Madumee © M, Rilo, B Jorttoland angi Sith Th Wie ote sndpravent secret To'tccoupeated im bere the tip be foe sade overtand in ther Wilye Helen sport adel NEW MOUNT PILGRIM TREY. W. RHODES, Pastor Tee Sunday school fat sad news gingay. oer “sweet “itue lai My ide lar mong Ran re farlor chor fame totter und Qresins and grved her wih cake an Steam rniencr of Superintendent Seis Ct Seinen, Bnet oar ditrict 8, Congrmn as Mia Bony, Jt hee se nd ru avi ferpce ra 1.4 oun 0 rom deri woman ani» over ae ree St spe to te young tale ot 4 Rim ie W. Reno, maton ot fhe Bash Dans eating fort ter for to ea'caln il bs come uals oie chureh are wank ike bons ‘nly 3h the Say Peli gers Jou with «hgh aun brave bund uncle” The com matte vortng hiking and pag ou siht und day tnt we to tater 00 (Continued trea Page Five) ras largety atcoded, das, otapion i Gnd Knigat of ta counel, A. Oo Sen secretary. aad. avatx, trea tree UNITY PEALE TEAM WINS FROM NEW ORLEANS GIRLS [At he plenle given on the Fourth ot July at Se Grose Blar "Park ‘Sy tap Unity Athlete Aasocaton, the {tam composed of New OvleaCal loge eels wa defeated bythe Unity oars Company te and he france team font to fhe doctors” WOMAN FARMER MAKING FINE CROP AT GONZALES, LA, Mra a J, Rogge OTO6 Bure street, who novids her weekends at her sty enlence, isa avecuaelfarket anineee woman. “Hor farm ls ooated ft" Gontalen, La, and her payroll on to #150 0c weeks She haa IT Seren fn cotton, 11" fa lee and 40 fa fora, re, Rogers ew bral donor foreareh ‘aad ‘dueatonal” atts visite SROTHER IN NEW YoRK. rs, Camillo Tosdtiaynen and het two Younger asters, Helen tnd. Doro thy, “aft ‘Thursday’ eveaing, July to iat thelr brother Clarence Todd at New York Cty 8 route they wil Stop ovgr in Chicago and e fow other poina for't fow weeks ‘ON VACATION. ‘coas, Lavy, well known customs ty spector, ie faking hin annual. vace lon. ‘er Levy ts deveiing much {irae to the promotion of an dt ational contest far Bt Peter's AM sunday ectoot et ten a” ea ot the focal branch thy A Ae ot th loal ranch tthe RA AC. han 'otarned from the ania as clation meeting, which was weld ‘Braver, Colo He reports mow wot ert tse and he mont pocontal ‘Beating the" etociaton has ever ia. - HOME FROM ecHOOL, Carlos Smith, son of Men Coa. smith. of Algiers, haa ytorned. Home ‘rom, Calfrna, where he bas, been fcoure "ot pharmacy 0 the ‘cia efeitos in pring the Sate Phar thtey Board. YOUNG MEWS TWENTY MEETS. ‘The Young Nas's Twenty Clad was entertalned‘Puesday night tbe Fe esen of Dr, lamer Gomer, DD. 8. {7 Mowers ioery, Seckno aad Joos ‘BOYS WANTED. ‘Two boys are wanted to handle The oostonteermar pvorySaturny {he neiehborboct of acai areote ttboy in Carrolton Good money fn be made, A hear can mate 82 Sri per day. ‘See HM Oillenn &t Gets. Rampart ret LOCAL CHURCHES PLAN JOINT ENTERTAINMENT (on July 2225 m ving pleture and concert wil be riven by the Inds of Tiaty, Rast Trinks, Antlooh and Bethel churehes at the Simancpaton Pelove and fends ie and frlendehip In a coopers veri tube hee wom fia te beating for mor ually amo the evominalony of thir ety and re oping to pertoc thi n't permanent creanteation. Procenda eualydleded tinong the aticipeta, Antioch wil rvs [Fumo and soda "water; Bast Trin {Ee eeam! “rnity, fahand mater ‘ein’ Dethal fee ream: “Admission 5 mason tiie igre Cipninis aave = 2. H. Grimes, supreme worthy oe cere Seed WILL PRESENT DANCING CLASS AT G.U.0.0.F HALL sites ae te 4 ae ee aie a ae ae ‘ers eee | OPINIONS CINBEE'S RAMBLINGS PORHOR 1 bin had go moteh ter tawl ter yer ‘nou dat int never sed ar eeeuy ears caterers Ui Kaige, ware ine ky Cacti Yo ep rte | Tiseve dose tocar ve Boor eas Ut nim Rosine. "1 ane Yo Gum | Sra tober op owt coed Taras es Ges ren o s oo terme WeSyaraent wanna Noioay 2 se Rlseteg tn! cans oes Sia rv, Ske oe de ent ol | ‘2h in aot nahn Wy Sod Na te ety ae. Sry whet a by ost ae Sor rr iret enable four en big or Borie proce e enti or10 aye comp met tng ons ve saay fo iri! aeshonbina’ sla jsctane won ce oun ae tay wv lg. Fe re Rone tine an arte ner et ‘mul etnee tsar hag nse man wun woud tn by loon om, Son'at ortine," Now t fine att Soy sled tier bout jt bod by le'Sp ong morn’ stnr he ren Srviack oy Ge"he ier ny ve Spped tellar erechuree he’ oun no metus we his toe ner Sih. “Danang tnae rary wan im poe Finwn tome” (t deg! at Smyth fect “Couto sane c Ov hie virrunmine. EF de Irani’ wt Se thor ferihs‘soremainy eke So ein room (ants Shop a aye four itn foot Se cven ey, oF ica on, “nan it Tee tent entut stot fe 08 tong ease a hopper ce a canon ‘Wa Gunnar tm ning Sar eoats ary bn Sse In Bee ieeneg eae © Hina broed oat etch ea Noe‘ [eda aiches ups nach a ovar"Tatiece of momoran exec Soe wien oy wes we Stes 8s Boe ain Sat gute Andee aoe TOR Wibehiaoy wor anaie® Wem book on, hogleryh think 1 wo ian by ekar heey a8 ‘Serenint "ww Agpreuanor te 9 eet SEE oo Seharethoge he bie putin speaherty Uh pine Sid ee at wind et Miutiogwsacert kanye "ece tor na'fodr and tn eatir milyon Tine ne ote he atl ae ig SoSjty myn nt tare ee rv oP Ryde Sort tonsa Wrest dos teen are i moet Mie igoarbed. "Atwood aoe ‘tera de yu cet espe bs sho caus cay ou thoruee srhuee overex hog ft rusted wid Se Stee vuln Hot presen tetgoe'on tor aay aatin etn or gt sale mata wet ey {in fe mer per, fre yortaies tale trarvns e hen Sey dine wen lesan “ganees SIM cotr ener to ovortnenae eke Winther iindr sorter "roee ie gtr ASwood, but Ione ste Soon ite og for ot Ravi’ ho StS Sue emake or tau equest isa emu ser eet neh a is yetou eureundena, a tr ea dt Iidde'tg'tin wash he oc nat te seen eater ba ar ie pe hi hae any Won't feta think arb 1 ‘Weove Waiee Son le tpomalbul toe Bg [Unhetthy a unganiterry tnvierunming n'a that nd te Koop" ta" enta canoe ehen eine Fe {te SS'tatanaten eect sre rete SSrior nached Wen she Cds SPie a Foe Br we studi or my apa ee ih Hootersy thas eet or setae Serer S'vnge’her’ netic a Besse rnin rh perk tv beni ter tram a tor eters Sr" Pe Yr Snes st Bre itn tv, te te, Gout musint bo torent tor sa 3 Magtaanen "every ne 25, SP Seon dere Seo ane a (putin? “so much ‘loth shunt eckia “breverguce:" Mav am xt om boxe Thane tok tr sone tr de read he tn yer seh ons cat in tar oe ‘Na er Undomey tor hep’ yung mane ic Se ram Retr at Sethe a Tut deve won ariint 1 wana sere a a oy ‘madparin." etn weed de Tie 'gebe ar ee dat Mado Sete {Roa eet Som sega 0s my, she mele here’. | ceed eet an? wotsh erawt dey ora. ahe ait ne bie sr ty th are bt st se ace rmer"Dug gona sey on hole er aug gone tom Soper rt Sem te gmngtr oon Se Sr erg els Sapa cree a eed py ays nib ha al (ae ae Ae ee a eh Soe Saar See eee Stes eee 2 ee cere ore canoe Just as wo have always thought” ees nse ee ere eee Ea eee Sr nee eee porn tig fel Sra a ee Caer ee ier 2 We hoo ee rea Soe Foon ae ore eee ee ae ee cee eee ree Foes cae tee ra Reece a Rae ee eae ae ee ei ee anata oie cra 2 ree, a ee Sea aaa sEofe ah areer aie ete eae rea ae s ae 80 clote Aw de Frmiiivee that ‘entertain ‘by ld Houstonians, having ‘been. eo feat of Mra. Peal Garrett, formatiy Mise Pearl Parker of is ity om Sunday, June gf. ttn dalitons ve course élnaedl Mise Maymo ‘Robinom fr teacher Gregory school, ‘he also was ate ierained by Mrs, the Baird with ‘Amos Housintay ste mesons York Gly iy Mx fe Peacock. “tra Willa expecta to vist De trott"Ohfeago and tise spend «fe daa in St Loui, where bor son, De AM Wilts, fa warring an talorne thipy on her way home. ANNUAL REPORT OF EMANCIPATION PARK IMPROVEMENT CLUB We, as members of tho Hmancipe tion Tinprovement Cio, have fast cot Dleted avery suceeaafal Years: Wore for 1026536, ending’June 00h, 1008. Some ot oir improvements inclede two ‘rinkioe fountaina, basket bal Buckatops, eateon window bores und Dlantod seusonabte lowers in. boxes tit slong the front driveway. Bank dopoalia snes Expenditures oka Balance In treanory.........9 WME coral lait ovory woman torented tn park improvemeat to come a member of oxr lst. "We need wierger membership to help ts Dut this year’s work over snccosstlly. I Geatroca of becoming & member, rap ister yous name with the secretary Wy Dhootng Hadley 1820, and aitend” our Mectinga held’ on. Moday afternooss trom 8 to © ochowe. ‘Oticors for 1oabe8: ‘Men BV. Pitta, renideat: Mrs. MV. White, Vice president? bra. G_ i Webster, teorotary hr. A. Pik, treasurer. ‘MRS. J.J. HOUSTON, President; dient BARADW, eareiady: & ares a bal