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SHERIFF STAGES SOME STUNT BIG SONG FESTIVAL,ODD FELLOW TEMPLE TUESDAY,AUG.4,8:30P.M. COLERIDGE-TAYLOR CHORAL CLUB Auspicious Odd Fellows Grand Lodge VOL. VII Bv C. F. RICHARDSON. REVEREND CHARLES STEWART. He was truly one of earth's nobles, and his passing marks the demise of a character whose place in the nation will be quite difficult to fill. REVEREND S. E. J. WATSON. THE HOUSTON INFORMER FORT WORTH SINGERS HERE NEXT WEEK Personnel Harry T. Burleigh Harmony Club U. B. F. & S. M. T. Grand Choir Standing greeting from left to right. The Harry T. Burleigh Harmony Club-Grand Choir U. B. F. and S. M. T. of Texas, which will render one of its celebrated recitals at Antioch Baptist Church on week Wednesday night July 29, appeared here at Trinity M. B. Church during last February and sang before a capacity house. All who heard these Psyrs staggered on that occasion will certainly avail themselves of the opportunity to hear them again Jennie Erys-Biedoe, Beatrice Slater-Scott, Johnnie Wad-Grige, Franken Mcintosh-Rose, Fannie Mae Bally, Beatrice Calhoun Reece, kneeling (to right) W. Felix Biedoe, Jr. Chuck Wendler, Melvin W. Houston James Brown. them sing before, but heard much about their Trinity recital, will be sure to hear them next week. In speaking of a recent program considered in their home town the F. Worth News says: "The Harry T. Burleigh Harmony Club in rectal at Mt. Pigeon Baptist Church, scored with a paedicouloge Monday night. The recital was one of the greatest this writer has ever entertained; the high next Wednesday night. Tickets are now selling for this engagement. Price is $50. FORT WORTH.AUTHOR PAYS CITY A VISIT BROTHER DIES HERE. Jack Rice, Jr., brother to Mrs. F. H. Hart, and farmer in Ft. Bend County, passed away at the home of his sister, 319 West Dallas, Monday morning. He had been in Houston for a week, receiving medical treatment. Normals were carried to DeWalt, where funeral was held Thursday. PROF. W. FELQA BLEDBOE, JR., Director Harry T. Burleigh Harmony Club-U: B. F. & A. M. T. Grand Choir South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 Jennie Rhyble-Bioed, Batrice Slater-Scott, Johnnie Wade-Griffin, Franklin Minton-Home, Pannie Mace-Balley, them up before, but heard much about their Trinity recital, will be sure to hear them in the program. In speaking of a recent program rendered in their home town, the Ft. Worth News says: "The Harry T. Burger Band will be performing at Plugh Church, scored with a packed audience Monday night. The recital was one of the greatest this season," class music, the dignified method of CHICAGO COLORED POSTAL WORKERS GET PROMOTIONS CHICAGO COLORED POSTAL WORKERS GET PROMOTIONS (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, III—Word received from Congressman Madden's office in Washington on Friday brought gladness to the hearts of local postal workers when the announcement was made that three Negro clerks had been appointed to the office of the president of the Appomattox Club; Howard Cornwell, a also member, and Henry F. Wilson, president of the local branch of the National Postal Alliance, were the men selected. Their appointment was somewhat in the nature of a nomination. For several years the postal employees have been urging promotion for some few of our workers as a proof that there was no limit on ability when demonstrated and that the government placed all its servants upon the appointment to administration when Leader Edward H. Wright, with the support of Congressman Madden, entered the fray. A supporter of the appointment to administration and the names of the three men now appointed were mentioned in connection with that position. The result of all three who had the endorsement of all of the local postal organizations, the Phalarope Negro branch of the National Postal Alliance, the railway mall branch of the Postal XII Alliance, and the Chicago Postoffice Gris' Club. READ NEW ORLEANS NEWS ON PAGE 5 SPICY-RACY-NEWSY Bathecus Calhoun Reece; kneeling (left to right) W. Pine, Belden, J. Chua, C. W. W. W. James Brown. The most magnificent voices that ever graced the stage. The club held that great throne in the palm of its hand while they sang to our oudies daily. Delegates to the U. B, F, and S. M. T. grand lodge and residents of Houston will get one of the greatest musical events in the city. At Antelope's local—organization dinner at Antelope's now selling for this engagement. Program begins at 8:30 p.m. promptly. WILLIS ATTENDS PYTHIAN AFFAIR; MOTORS IN AUTO Prof. W. S. Willis, Dallas, grand chancellor, colored K. of P. of Texas, accompanied by his wife and son, W. S. Jr., motorized up from Galveston last Thursday to be present at the joint installation of the Pythian and Dekeys Fifteen lodges participated and this was one of the largest affairs of this kind ever held in the city. Grand Chancellor Willis delivered an interesting address, bringing great applause from audience. Installation of the officers was then held. A large number of Pythians and Dekeys present from the Island City, Music was furnished by the K. of P. Regimental Band. MISS FANNIE MAE BAILEY Plainfield H. T. Burtleigh Harmony Club U. B. F. & S. M. T. Grand Choir. 22,000 MEMBERS GOAL OF COLORED POSTAL ALLIANCE *Wreston News Service*. The local Post Office Mutual Welfare Association, delegates to the convention of the National Alliance of Postal Houses, delegates Tuesday night on a moonlight trip. They combined business with pleasure to attend the alliance among workers in the local postoffice. Estimating 28000 as their annual membership, the alliance launched a drive for 100 per cent enrollment, a litigation and equitable adjustment, attracted considerable attention. The legal adviser's report, which was adopted in an executive session of several hours' duration, the meeting was referred to the committee on office, and that the committee on office offered Seek Removal of Photograph Stigma. Abolition of the photograph as a document of the commission was examinations was strongly recommended by the committee on the address of the president. The committee pardon a direct on this subject. By reason of present uncertainty of local status surrounding operation here, the staff was deferred to a future session. An amendment was ordered drawn up providing that funds of the alibi be deposited in national banker bequeath. BEAUMONT VOICE HEARD. In remitting his renewal from Beamont, Aaron Jefferson writes: "I read quite a few race journals, but I do not know of a former. You have my financial and moral support and pray that The informer will live long to broadcast the news." The Bro. Jefferson, both for cash and compliments. BACK FROM POSTAL MEET. J. M. Richardson, 2120 Lake Oak, MD, district president of the National Al-Abqaiq Center for the last Saturday evening from the national meeting at Washington, D.C., and reports on the activities of the city. He also visited several cities in the East and Central West EDITOR'S WIFE IMPROVING. Editor S. B. Williams is in receipt of a message from New York City stating that his wife Mrs. L. B. Williams is the major operation performed at Belvue Hospital last week, and that the attending surgeons were amused at the wonder of the operation and remarkable recuperative powers subsequent thereto. TENTH CAVALRY BAND WILL PLAY FOR TULSA MEET (By the Associated Negro Press.) Tulsa, Okla.—The entertainment committee of the Tulsa Negro Business league, has through the annual Negro Business League Pine, just completed arrangements with the war department for the 10th annual Negro Business League, the entertainment of the National Negro Business League, which meets here August 10, 21. The committee will entertain the National Negro Business League in grand style. Arrangements have been completed with the Oklahoma Union Railway League, which may host an opportunity to see largest park in the United States, the Oklahoma City will leave Booker, Washington High School grounds each day during the entire session of the league, 9 a.m., until the park is said park, a distance of 22 miles, for the small sum of one dollar for the their filling the car for each trip. ELMER WILLIAMS ORDERED TO BEAT WAY ON FREIGHT Negro Youth in Maringo Murder Case, Arrested on Lunacy Charge After Proving Perfect Alibi, Relates Recent Experience—Says Harris County Sheriff Drove Him to Eureka Pines and Ordered Him to "Catch First Rattler Out of Town and Never Show Up in Houston Again"—Put Off Two Freights, Freed-Minded Youth Returns to Houston and Narrates His Story—Says Officers Used Violence to Force Original Confession to Lakin Street Murder. Elmer Williams, the mentally defective young man who was brought here from Ohio and indicted for slaying an Italian woman on Lakin street during the winter, and who later proved an alibi when Dr. Sidwell came from Beatrice, Neb., and testified that the young man was in his institution for the feeble-minded at the time the crime was committed here, called the Inferior office since last issue and narrated some of his recent experiences in Houston. He told of his arrest at Bryan, Ohio; how he had called at the postoffice at Ekhart, Indiana, for mail he was expecting from Kansas City, after leaving the Bentrice institution, and that a letter was given him which he did not open until he reached the Ohio town. Opposed to the murder, the alibi ten to Earl Williams, and while he was reading it, standing in the railroad yards, the railroad detective and sheriff of that county intercepted him, took the letter to see what it contained, and then arrested him, after reading its contents, and held him. Williams, remained in the Harriet County jail until Thursday night of last week, when the sheriff, Will Williams, arrived with the cellar, with the instructions to get all PRICE: 5 CENTS TUNT WILLIAMS TO BEAT ON FREIGHT Under Case, Arrested on Lunacy ect Alibi, Relates Recent Ex- tany Sheriff Drove Him to Him to "Catch First Rattler w Up in Houston Again"—Put induced Youth Returns to Houz- Says Officers Used Violence n to Lakin Street Murder. a defective young man who was acted for slaying an Italian woman er, and who later proved an alibi eatrice, Neb., and testified that titution for the feeble-minded at ed here, called at The Informer some of his recent experiences 4, Ohio; how he had called at the for mail he was expecting from Beatrice institution, and that a did not open until he reached the he or he discovered that it was writ- ed detective and sheriff of that he letter to see what it contained, leading its contents, and held him his belongings together and get ready to "beat it." Williams says he was nervous, not knowing what trend affair had taken place, and he was violence was going to be done him by sympathizers of the Italian famine, even though he had been trumped against him by local officials. He reached the outside but was shown the sheriff's automobile according to Williams' statement and proceeded to the car, stating at the time that the sheriff) was going to release Williams' catch a rattler, get out of town and seen here any more. He was deputy accompanying him, drove his car out to signal tower near Kurela. Pine Street had been told the man admiring him to "catch the first rattler that passes by and stay away." He (Williams) went up into the same tower, a informant told the man what the sheriff had advised him to do. The tower man said such events were not told to Williams who to stand to catch a paired freight train. He was the first freight train came along about one hour after the sheriff turned to the city with two men who, apparently, did not notice the sheriff was delivering his valedictory to Williams, and he boarded the same. A brakeman had been there. Presently another freight train have imminent, aides Williams and he boarded the train he was immediately ordered to get off, the man doing the ordering him to stand still after getting off the train, or he would move his guns go and the man followed him. He man to be a railroad detective, and after he had been brought from Ohio for a crime he did not commit and knew nothing about the time he perished; how he had proven a perfect alibi and had been absolved of the crime; how the sheriff had brought him out there and warned him leave town on the "first ratter that possessed me," the told him not try to be arrested in any manner, for he would be arrested and (Continued on Page 8.3) 8:30P. 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Phone: 3056 For High Class Dental Se Work Doed by Appoint 1014 Lincoln Theatre Bldg, one Preston B128 10 THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 MARLIN, TEXAS Phone Preston 6230 Open Day and Night HAMMOND UNDERTAKING CO. A. J. HAMMOND, Manager Embalms and Funeral Directors Motorized Funeral Equipment 1018 SCHWARTZ BT., HOUSTON, TEXAS Motto: Service, Courtesy, Reliance and Promptness. Was Furnished by Us. Ask Them it They Are Sat- isfled HOUSTON STEEL FURNITURE CO. SCHOOL, CHURCH and LODGE SEATING Write us for catalog and prices. We are glad to submit bids and example. We give terms. 1112 Preston Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS NEW ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE Two business sites, 502 and 504 Louisiana Street; preferable for beauty parlor and store, respectively. Fairly priced, with hot, warm, hot and cold water, steam hot. Lodge Rooms. The following days and nights are open for local lodges that desire to visit the Lodge rooms on second and third floors: First and third Mondays: 4 openings; Second and fourth Mondays: 3 openings; 1 afternoon and 2 nights; First and third Tuesdays: 3 openings; 1 afternoon and 2 nights; Second and fourth Tuesdays: 3 openings; 1 afternoon and 2 nights; First and third Wednesdays: 1 afternoon; Second and fourth Wednesdays: 1 night opening; First and third Fridays: 2 afternoon; Second and fourth Fridays: 2 afternoon openings. According to rental schedule, the monthly rental for afternoon is $5 per month and $6 monthly meetings. MANAGER'S OFFICE, Odd Fellow Temple, at Louisiana, 7790 1243 For instance the ambition that sims his neighbors— College Court BECAUSE: - It's Sensibly Restricted - The Prices Are Right - The Payments Are Easy - No Interest or Taxes for 2 Years - It's Wonderfully Located - It Has Beautiful Shade Trees Right in the path of pre invest will automatically shi lions of dollars that are be and improvements nearby- tions as Cherryhurst, Wink Shepherd Crest, Hill Crest Hyde Park and others are c assure the character of this the path of progress—where even automatically show a profit—been dollars that are being spent for his elements nearby—for example, suerryhurst, Winlow Place, Country Crest, Hill Crest, Glendower Co. and others are close enough to C character of this splendid Home Right in the path of progress—where every dollar you invest will automatically show a profit—because of the millions of dollars that are being spent for high class homes and improvements nearby—for example, such white additions as Cherryhurst, Winlow Place, Country Club Estates, Shepherd Hill, Crest Hill, Glendower Court, Lewisdale, Hyde Park and others are close enough to College Court to assure the character of this splendid Home Addition. S. MINCHEN, MANAGER OF SALES 408 Union National Bank Bldg. Phone Preston 1601 HOUSTON, TEXAS . Are you using the MAGNOLIA Hair GROWER and PRESSING OIL? If not, "Eventually," so why not now? Agents wanted to sell Magnolia line of Soaps, Hair Treatment, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. Office Phone: Capitol 14581; Res. Phone: Capitol 11828 Hours: 9 A. M. to 12:00 M. P. 2:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M. Sundays by Appointment Office 2711 Odin Avenue—Washington Theatre Building HOUSTON, TEXAS Thornton Fisher By Eddie Writ G-GONE ITT COUNTRY IT DRY!!! OLD BUY A LOT IN e Court —Every Lot Is Terraced —Streets Are Shelled It Has Cement Sidewalks The Values Will Increase There's No Other Colored Addition Like It. press—where every dollar you a profit—because of the mull- spent for high class homes for example, such white addi- Place, Country Club Estates, Glendower Court, Lewisale, use enough to College Court to splendid Home Addition. Phone Preston 1601 T, TEXAS LADIES! MOLLA HAIR GROWER and eventually," so why not now? Mollia line of Soaps, Hair Treat PAGE THREE i nee tp yy fej). & $1,000 Batter Kist Popcom and $94 Peanut Toaster—all for your serv- ice and convenience. Come in and 8 getasample. We toast peanuts and [i E24 butter kist popcorn while you wait. 9 RE We sive special prices to churches [i Fgeq and societies so that they can re- Ty Le sail Ee Pe a “al ee 4 “The House of a Thousand Favors” ie) | R.TANDREWS 408MILAM GROCER P.70 il MR 9p | Bam neh wees eka or WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM To Houston Black Buffaloes, 419% Milam Street, ‘Houston, Texas. 4 De 82 30 NL EXTRA We hast added fo ovr team scoeral callese | | players which to my knowledge makes our team | ‘the best in Soath, We will be there to play you | “Saly 25, 26, 27. ) OKLAHOMA INDIANS, ED MASON, Mer. Sale of lots in GRANLIN GROVE, the high-class, shady, | Rxclusive colored residential district in Third Ward, has + been very brisk since announcement that the Houston Blec- 4 tele Company would extend Dowling car line down Holman, “and since the Board of Education let the contract for the | rection of the Junior Colored High School, also located near ) GRANLIN GROVE. REALLY, you can not go wrong by purchasing one of H the remaining choice lots in this beautiful addition TALL CASH PAYMENTS—BALANCE LIKE RENT feCKe! Land Co. ces : IRL OFFICE: PHONE HADLEY 60s ° Uc 8 > PHONE 4988, ed i nings ‘P Mra 7. U. 8 Heady, San Antonlo eg uray for her ening in elty wlan ties Dr, snd Mra Richard Pooder, 150 ive Onk, ltt last week for Pao to npend 16 dara vil frends Mra. Br. Peacoce, 2403 Qaltoan swas aed oto from Now Fore om 8 ‘Sint of toes of her ther ‘Mrs B. Pode, 1901 Stare, a tap Bion two wetha’ vit Tp Fo ‘Stoner wi her ter, tr home aga Mim. 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July 22—The Louisiana Baptist State Convention, held on Monday at the First District Baptist Association opened yesterday at noon at the First African Baptist Church, of which the president, Dr. Taylor of Baton Rouge, president of the convention, called it to order and invited the largest attendance in its history, Dr. Robert K. Lee, pastor of the First Baptist Church, of Baton Rouge, president of the convention, Wednesday night the crowd attended in so large it was impossible for the Devore, president of the First District Association, master of orderlies to attend. The devore, sponsored with selections from the St. Mark Chancery and the band of the Proper, to the opening of the convention proper the State Sunday School meeting, with a big mass meeting, the special feature of which was the shaking of the convention floor. D. Iaasco, Jr., was introduced and brought greetings from the national president, Dr. Iaasco, president of the First District Sunday School Convention, presided at the mass meeting, which was attended by Mrs. Francis Belanger rendered a solo and Mrs. Irene Carey followed with an excellent paper on the N66 DESERVING PUPILS TO GET AWARDS OF SCHOLARSHIP DESERVING PUPILS TO GET AWARDS OF SCHOLARSHIP Taking the position that our people have reached that stage in civilization, we need to help them to help themselves and not depend so much upon the philanthropy that we have. E. Sunday School has started a midsummer drive in the form of a series of lectures on the nucleus of a fund to be used unselfilly to reach deserving youth, who excel in certain crafts or studies. The movement aims to accomplish the purpose of something tangible for the betterment and development. Already the movement is receiving substantial support, from the business community and Sunday schools of all denominations are being asked to co-operate, as made possible by the support of young people without regard to their religious affiliation. The committee is charged of the work of the school, Leward, Edward W. Mitchell W. Missila Harrison, Miss Althea McMorris and Mr. Lery, who is devoting much of his movement, said this week: "We are moving to General Armstrong; Paul Lawrence Dunbar his William Tank Howell, and his brother, the all white men of gold, so some little urchin of the Negro race will be able to help for his achievement to the philanthropist, and the appeal is made to those of our own whose circumstances render them fortunate enough to help the deserving. The sponsors of the movement say no spoon should be made to the white man, nor the claiming for every little need and asking the white man to help in movement, to place us in a state of utter dependence from which it is hard to St. Peter Sunday School, besides starting this movement, plan to have a model school whose influence will felt all over the city of New Orleans. INFORMER AT GRIMES' The Houston Informer is now on sale at Frank R. Grimes, in one of the company's dealers in wood and coal and his wife conduct a sneak into a house and phone a phone Jekyll. 9241 SILK SOCK SOCIAL Newly elected officers of the board of Shreveport Board, the Tayer of Shreveport chairman, and the Jones of Fullerton, secretary. Mrs. P. Green of Mendon was named masse de la Shreveport Board and Ms. Slade Carrot of Shreveport, plantist. NEW ORLEANS SOCETY PASTOR ANNIVERSARY OPENED WITH CANTATA The cantata "Glenndie" presented Monday night in the concert, hall of Tulsa Avenue Baptist Church under the snippets of the Literary and Progressive Club, Miss Vioik Holt, president, was the opening feature of the event, the "Miss Vioik Holt" concert and a ceremony. A crowd which packed the hall to its capacity witnessed the presentation and Miss Holt was much complimented on the excellent acting The stage was artistically decorated and the general scenery was very beautiful. Though most of the characters were small children, they gave evidence of careful training. Miss Gladys was the daughter of Cindrelda and Master Evert Singleton, though submitted at the last moment. Miss Gladys White was at the piano and was much praised for the fine manneau in which the music was exe UNION SUNDAY $CHOOL MEET AT PAYNE CHURCH The Union Sunday School Institute of the loc. of the school. E. M. Schools was held on Monday, July 19. Prof. A. E. Perkins, president of the program, arranged an entertaining and arranged crowd was in attendance. Prof. W. Lawson Luben public school was the principal speaker and delivered a stirring address oh. "Walry Religious Training!" Oliver, president of the Union Allen introduced and delivered, helpful talk. TEACHERS HAVE BIG TIME AT ROOF GARDEN The dance Monday night at the Parish Roof Garden in honor of the teachers attending the event, the school was large attended. The evening proved a delightful one and gave the visiting teachers an opportunity to meet many The funeral services of Mrs. Sallie Pipkins, who died July 14, were conducted by the Rev. James Church, with the pastor, Rev. Stanley, assisted by Rev. A. Nelson, pastor of St. Marks Baptist church, of which he was the pastor, and the daughter of the deceased, is president of the choir. Mr. Pipkin's niece has been a devout member of Plat Street Church and was widely known and loved by the community, by a bishop, and two daughters. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 'PLENTY MONKEY FLINT-GOODRIDGE BUT MORE HOG IN NURSES REJOICE; MAN'-DR. WHITE STAFF CONTROLS With interest in the evolution trial at Dayton, Tenn., at its highest, the announcement that Dr. E. W. White, Church Tulane University, Baptist Church Tulane University, Baptist key but more hog in man, on last Sunday sued one of the largest crowds of Bible student and teacher, took his text from Dr. White. Dr. White, a. a. noted Bible student and teacher, took his text from Dr. White. Saying the Negro is religion by nature he deceived that modernists for such was unnecessary. After that, he fulfilled, heretic, apostolic, mosaicism, polehemism and agnosticism, he then turned to evolution "The evolutionist tells us that man came from or evolved from some cell or organism, and that courses to a monkey and then to man. In fact that deny almost the whole deny the virgin birth, resurrection, and the apostolic apostolic, a skeptic or something about Christianity. This is an old scheme of the devil to undermine the Bible and Monkey Men. "Man did not descend from a monkey but from many of his actions he himself did," he said. He kills his kibnip to a monkey in his foot ways for what can heat monkey actinology a food but a man! Man will work with him to make a monkey almost all blood money and throw it in an hour on Saturday night. More "Go down the street and hear a man object to you. A man will he will yell across the street in the presence of hundred white people 'Hay dare ye'." "Go to the first prescript station or watch the incoming Saturday traintrain. You will follow these folks through the streets and see the monkey exhibited. Look at the man living with no aim, him, his monkey and his monkey. Tanking up to the gut rot man, running wild in automobile cendan More Hee In Him. Reaffirms Faith "A man will break over a ten-rail fence or jump into a dab-story巷, he knows to be honest, to hitch up with a harlot, and as the wise man says, "He goes to the slaughter." "Why is it a man rather than for a woman to get married will open lie down from the year to year in adultery from the year to the year in the life him?" "O' judgement thou art fled to brutish beasts and men lost their hearts." Men Prefer Adultery. In concluding the sermon Dr. White drew a vivid picture of the prodigal son, and after affirming it mattered little from where man came but much more from where he was not in man's creation. He started alright. He is of man's creation. He was made high 'n little lower than the angels, and he fell but God holds a clalm on him and sent His Son to redeem and he fell by the point from which he fell. UNION BETHEL NEWS (ByeChas. G. Balley). Sunday was a day of special services at Union Bachelors of the Visitation, as well as the usual outgoing of regular members. At the morning services Captain N. Maimon of the Volunteers of the Armies, who doing a fine work on the prisoners of the armies, presided, presen sermon, taking his text, of the Apostles, "Who are the Allen Christian League held a special womens event, one of the most enthusiastic of the year. The subject for the event was "Great Women," among the highest of the Bible, including Mary, Ruth, Dara, Marsha, Ertha, and Miriam, entered ceremonies and the characters were contrasted with two modern women. Mary Swain Ald and Pleasure Club, Mrs. Lillie Allen, president held the event, Mrs. L. A. Muston was conducted by Mrs. M. L. Austin, who acted as mistress of ceremonies. Mrs. L. A. Lodgebridge, Rev. Rene L. Browne, and beautiful and musical songs were by Mrs. V. L. Harris and Mrs. Lulia In the settlement of the Plink-Goods hospital controversy, brought to the attention of the Houston Inpatient published an account of the strike of the student-health workers of the staff at the disregard of the nurses, will be retained, as also will Dr. Kirstin Health, superintendent of the medical will be in charge of a medical council made up of the chiefs of the. The complaints of the student-health have been investigated and the local government has promised the members of the council a probation and that any display of the former autocrator powers will bring Internes to Compete. One of the new rules adopted for the regulation of the hospital provides that the physician, the house physician and will be elected annually, and that where more than one senior internist is eligible for appointment, the physician will be selected. Among others, the physician formates the head nurse who administers the superintendent and head nurse was that he foretakes an denture-hospital have been arbitrarily exempted from the faculty. The new rules provide, that in the discipline of the nurses and the denture-hospital have been efficient for expulsion, a committee of three elected by the faculty to be in to review and advise with the superintendent. Defend Superintendent, When the attention of the public was first drawn to the hospital a number of M. E. ministers signed a statement of endorsement of the efforts of the hospital to conduct the efforts for an investigation. An endorsement of Dr. Health was given to the staff of the hospital were severely condoned. An in investigator from the Headquarters of the Methodist Episcopal Church was sent here from Chicago and after a meeting with other members of the local board of management and a caroller check of the staff of the hospital, all of whom are colored, were called into council with the physicians to put matters were thoroughly gone and the physician requested to put them away. Control Shifted. After these had been gone over the department had been informed that traditionally the staff would resign unless matter were needed because changes that happen with imperative duties, which provide, to regulate and maintain the scientific departments of the university, would be carried out of three members of the staff pointed by the president of the staff to the new committee is composed of Dr. R. Weeks, Dr. K. W. A. W. Weeks, the office of the staff are: Dr. Rivers Pressel, president, Dr. C. H. Cedel, secretary, and Dr. C. H. Cedel, secretary. Improvements in Sight. MISS PERKINS MARRIED TO DR. McDONALD OF MILWAUKEE Miss Grace Perkins, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins, was married to Lottie McDonald 4800 Chestnut Street, New York, to Robert Church. After a short visit to relatives at Baton Rouge, Dr. Nebon was married to his bride left for Miami, theirs Vance, rance lawn main all, Tcum, now running the game, Minn, moment at the fa Mrs. W, W. H. Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N, C. C. McCain, 694 Kyrinor, who left Wednesday for New York City to join her husband, is a product of Houston High School and Mabharra Medical College, Nashville, Penn. Mr. Young is a product of Johnson C. Smith (Hiddle) College, Charlotte, N. C. and a medical student in Mabharra. BLACK BUFFS TACKLE BLACK INDIANS NEXT; HOUSTON LEADS LOOP The Oklahoma City Black Indians, formerly the New Orleans Southern Tigers, are the visonation of the Texas Colored League and running wild horse wiliens. Horse racing has been a hectic sport and day Monday, July 25, 2017, for a hectic series with our Black Buffalo. The Houston entry has a good team and the management of Oklahoma State players have been added to the team and that the Indians are coming in. In the recent five-game tilt with Austin, have Houston won four out of five games. Buffalo is 8-4, *Black Tank* to loot in *KO* 8-9, *Buffalo* to win 9-4 pitching, twilight to set, 7-4. The Indians were ready for merville with New Orleans, natives of the Pelican state are expected to quit for their former hometown. Buffalo is B, D and M. T. day and grand lodge of Standing of Texas Colored League. PLAYED Won Lost Pet HOUSTON ... 44 34 107 Pet ... 34 34 107 Pet Ft. Worth ... 35 19 154 Oklahoma City ... 35 19 154 San Antonio ... 35 19 154 Mrs. M. I. Montgomery, formerly assistant cashier Standard Life, has been promoted to manager of the efficient officer service wherever placed. The small admission fee of $6 will afford you the chance to hear one of the South, when the Coleridge-Taylor Choral Club, Mrs. O. D. Smith, directs you to the South, when the Coleridge-Taylor song in a starling Song Festival, Tuesday night, August 4. If you miss it, go Mrs. Q. D. Stanford and daughter, Mrs. J. Petre of Lake Charles, La- passed through city on route to Arlington, where she met with Arlington with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boult, they will proceed to Oakland, where they will proceed to San Antonio, Mr. Alex Boult. They will be joined by Mrs. Stauffer's sister, Mrs. Odele FOR RENT — Nearly furnished rooms, with or without board; suitably furnished. Excellent home cooked meals served in family style; terms reasonable. Excellent kitchen facilities. Nance street (on Nance car line); phone Preston 7235. For auto service call W. H. Simon, Preston 7235. Knoxville, Nashville and Chattanooga and at Henderson, N. C. NURSES AND MIDWIVES HAVE ANNIVERSARY AT CHURCH The Nurses and Midwives Benevolent Association held their sixth anniversary Sunday night at Grace M. H. Nurses and Midwives was rendered a report of the process of the association made by the MOTOR TO SOUTHERN. RETURNS FROM EAST. Mrs. Lottie Anderson, 2830 Dryden street, has returned from an extended trip, visiting relatives in New York City and Chicago. Hley Bros. AIN BASEMENT filled when accompanied by full remittance amount to cover postage, or bulkier package, or freight collect. Silk Dresses $ 5 Mail orders will be filled when accompanied by full remittance and a reasonable amount to cover postage, or bulk packages. Big dress sale Saturday and Monday. Dresses for every occasion at this very attractive low price. A host of the popular materials are included in the colors that are so new right now. Come early for the best selections. Bless 16 to 44. AT 1010 POLK AVE. You Can Get a Ford From $35 and Up. SEE SAM CARTER & DONOHOO Y. W. C. A. NOTES The following named delegates leave July 27, for Y. W. C. A. conference at Franklin, KY: Mr. W. J. Howard, chairman finance committee; Mrs. T. A. Armstrong, reeled out of the delegates to make the women a Texas song at conference. The theme of the delegates will stare a snappy Texa- song to make the women a Christian force in the world today. Committee of management met Tuesday to Miss Erickson, our central secretary. She is leaving August 1 to fip. The Reserve委员 will swimming class is in full bloom. Visit the pool on Monday and Saturday. The swimming class will miss it and tug one season—Reporter. ENTERTAINED WESTERNERS. J, M. J. M. Hobbes, 1230 Live Oak, was hostess for Last Friday evening to a delightful social event honoring Miss Sarah and Harry. D. CLEARANCE SALE ERAL—ASSORTMENTS LARGE! JULY CLEARANCE SALE SAVINGS LIBERAL—ASSORTMENTS LARGE! Summer Dresses Reduced $15, $16.95, $19.95 and $25 Values DRESSES $10 Fiat Gretea Polka Dot Gretea Geogrettes Printed Gretea White Aks Flowered Gretea Hundreds of styles—all chic and cool, all elegant, included are printed and dot crepe—pinya silk summer dresses, also navy and black $10, $12.50 and $15 SILK DRESSES $6.95 These Dresses can be worn in any style, in all the seasons and popular colors and styles. Not a Dress that lasts longer than ten from $10.00 to $15.00. DIMITY AND VOILE DRESSES Made of checked dimity velve, with hand drawn circles and roses, also embellished. Colors are green, maize, Denmark, pink and blue. Size 12 different styles. $9.90 Former Price and Sale Price BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL SUMMER HATS Any Hat in the Store Summer Hats in Leather, denim, merino, cashmere, also hair accessories, also hair accessories, also hair accessories that formerly sold from $4.95 to $5.95 for best offer at only. NEW SPORT HATS Sport Hats in white and black kid, also patent leather, and sand white, and black and white hats with square $2.90 and $3.00 values. Priced separately at $2.98 and $3.98 SUMMER HATS About 200 Women's "Misses" and Children's Hats. Some are trimmed, others are embellished. Denim, pink, Hats that formerly sold from $1.95 to $3.95. Priced to close out at. "WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY" LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO. 905-907 CONGRESS AVE Y. W. C. A. NOTES PAGE FIVB Whitman, who are visiting in the city with their mother from Los Angeles, Cal. Quite a number of the younger students at the school were time washed by all present. CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE. Lot $102 800 feet close on, on Lyons avenue. Two lot $100 100 feet, corner of Lyons avenue and Traille street, and one lot $50 100 feet on Farmer street, one block from Lyons avenue, and near Gregg Street. Price reasonable. J. H. WARDEWAY 402% Milm IH Phone. Shone Phon 2683 SHAVE WITHOUT A RAZOR. Magic Shaving Powder will give you a clean, healthy shave without the risk of breakage or razor bumps and simplems from your face. Get it from your drugstore or a pharmacy. The powder can be by mail, postal, mailorder or company. SAMSUNG POWDER COMPANY. SAMSUNG CARD OF THANKS. PAGE SIX "Ring around a Rose" We Trade For old watches in on new ones and we will take your diamonds in on larger diamonds. This is a good way to get up-to-date jewelry. We do watch and jewelry repairing in our own shop. Remember, I am a Registered Optometrist (Eye Specialist) and guarantee my work. NO PARTNER, NO AGENTS EASY. TERMS 502½ Main St. PHONE PRESTON 5866-7260 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Billious Fever, it kills the germs. FORE'S FISH MARKET 2714 ODIN AVE. Wholesale and Retail FISH AND OYSTERS Largest Fish Market in the State among the Race. Out-of-door orders shipped promptly. WE SHIP TO ANY PART OF THE STATE. Phone Capitol 480 "IT'S RIGHT HERE FOR YOU!" GROCERIES WOOD Wholesale and Retail CHARCOAL 4201 Market St. Phone Preston 8644 Civil Engineer and Architect Modern Home and Public Build- ings, Plats and Maps, Machines designed; patent draw- ings. Mail orders solicited. 2619 Tumah Ave. Phone H, 4448 Fairchild Undertaking Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMERS Phone Preston 1835 1015 Dowling Street Phone P. 6094 2711 Nance DR. J. W. PICKSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Practice of Medicine in General Diseases OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 12 M., 2 P.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL SundaySchool Lesson (BR) REV. P. M. WITZWATER, D.D., Dean of the Brennan School, Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. (B) 1929, Western Newspaper Union.) Lesson for July 26 THE COUNCIL AT JERUSALEM LEONIS TEXT—Act 14:1:18 GOLDEN TEXT—We believe that Christ shall be saved, even as they Christ shall be saved, even as they PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus the Friend of Little Children. JUNIOR TOPIC-A Great Gathering at THE MEMBRIDATE AND BENEDICT TOPIC- LG -The Council at Jerusalem. COPIES PUBLISHED AND THE TOPIC- LG -The Council at Jerusalem. 1. The Controversy in the Church at Antichip (xv, 143). This difficulty was a most serious one for it threatened the disruption of the church into a Jewish and a Muslim community, and of the admission of the Gentiles into the church. That had been settled some years ago, and the Gentiles had nudus and his household. The question now was, on what ground could they be received? Should Gentile consent be accepted? Should the law as a condition of salvation? This issue was brought on by the coming of certain men from Jerusalem, who had been after the manner of Moses, ye cannot be saved (v. 1). The question was so grave that it was unable to put the men to silence. These Jewish律法 had the letter of the Scripture on their side. They were unable to be saved. This was enjoined upon believers (Gen. 17:14). Paul could not point to any Scripture where it had been abolished, but the Scripture was justified before he was curedized, his antagonists could answer. "Tee, but after justification the matter was justified before he brethren at Antioch referred to refer the matter to the mother church at Barbans and others were sent as a deputation to Jerusalem. At an informal reception by the church at Barbans and others were sent as things which God had done for them. II. The Deliberations of the Council (vy. 6-21). 1. Peter's Speech (yy. 6-11). (3) Following this will be the conversion of the world through the agency of convened krews (v. 14, cf. 11). No he is not. He who is no conflict with the Scriptures are rightly divided. His judgment was that the Gentiles should be troubled with things that are Jewish, but should be warned against the pestils of heathenism, such as meant offered to idols, fornication and witchcraft. [II]. The Decision (v. 22-20) The Mother church came to unanimous agreement and accepted the resolution offered by James. The apostles and elders not only sent a letter to the church, but took the wise precaution to send influential men with Paul and Barnabas to bear the same testimony in the church, the authority of the Judahish teachers (v. 24), and stated the method by which this decision had been reached (v. 25-27). They put the Holy Spirit first. IV. The Decision to the Church (v. 30-35). The church was called together to hear its reading brought rebelting. They proceeded the great missionary work. Spiritual Growth We must not expect spiritual growth when we persist in acting the foot—Charles E. Jefferson. To Shore Unknown Let me dream that love goes with us to the shore unknown—Mrs. Herman. Strong Body; Pure Soul "A strong body is good; a pure soul is better."—Burning Bush. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 "When people admire my hair, they love it soft and lovely, and I them my experience. They love to have dainty and it made my hair coarse and hard to wear. They love to have soft, pretty hair but did not know how to have it until I learned of Exelente Quinine Pome- nade. With wonderful preparation long and lovely as it is today," Exelente Quinine Pomenade too did women with beautiful face of salowness and pimples, the face of salowness and pimples, all who know me," Exelente Quinine beautiful hair and facial loviness should be Exelente Quinine Pomenade and all who know me. They can be obtained at all drug- cations, only 28 each, or will be sent, with a free gift card. Send your name today and get our sample of our preparation, FREE. EXELENTE MEDICINE CO. Atlanta, Ga. 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Come to us. CENTRAL AUTO SCHOOL Box 14 Pittsburgh, Kansas DR. RUPERT O. ROETT PHYSICIAN AND BURGEO 402 Odd Fellows Temple Phone: Office P, 2217, Resid. P, 6919 Residence: 401 Robin L8. The Vice Is Versa! A Pennsylvania judge has ruled that a married man has a right to kill a woman other than his wife. If the woman does not obey the people with that decision then the wife, if she cares to swing it also has a right. -Detroit News. **Seal of Solomon.** Solomon's seal is in a dugge consisting of two interlocked triangles, which form a star of eight triangles. The triangle is generally used to kill the other is right, to reunite the union of soul and body. Herbert's Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Wholesale Distributors of ANTI-BILIOUS REMEDIES 807 PRAIRIE AVENUE Phones: Pres. 4752-8866 HOUSTON, TEXAS Mary Allen Seminary CROCKETT, TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN All graduates of Junior College will be eligible for State Teacher's Certificate. Term begins September 16, 1925. For further information, write B. R. SMITH President SEE O. L. Hubbard FOR MODERN HOMES I Build Them on Easy Terms For Information Call PRESTON 1396 or TAYLOR 4924 MAKE NO MISTAKE CALL CAPITOL 2746 We Send It Anywhere Made Its Way by the Way Its Made STANDARD CAPITAL 2760 ICE CREAM COMPANY 1230 WILSON ST. Served Where Only the Best is Required 30-minute gallon service guaranteed Immediate package service. BEE CARTER & DONOHOO FOR USED FORDS FROM $35.00 UP 1211 McKinney Ave. Pt. 1485 KNOXIE PROPHYLACT Unnatural and abnormal charges can be added to the stroying the process of infectious diseases, stress or all three. Rich & Humans Recent research has developed the fact that cancer has a higher content of what is known as those bought U.B.F. 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Physician and Surgeon Rehodes: 520 McKinney Hall Office: 401 Odd Fellows Temple Mme. M. A. Davison I Mme. M. A. Davison Hallowell, Hair Culturist. ```markdown ``` "And some upon good The Sower, in the to the winds of heat That which landed thorns and in the ba Only the seeds we ground had a chance The modern advert seed of salesmanship He plants it careful—in the places when conditions it has a c of consumer results. He uses newspaper through the newspaper ful investigation, to product to flourish. Advertising in The G OFFICE PHONE PRES. 4430 Elvidge OFFICE PHONE PRES. 4430 RES. PRESTON 6827 CALLS ANSWERED PRIOR WE HAVE ALL AUTH WITH AMBUL 550 BAN FELIPE STREET WWW.BANFELIPESTREET.COM CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY DAY AND NIGHT WE HAVE ALL AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT WITH ANSULANCE SERVICE 800 SAN PELIPE STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER S.M.T. C. H. M'GRUDER A. Davison Hallowell, Hair and some fell on good ground The Sower, in the parable, cast his the winds of heaven. That which landed among the stones, orns and in the barren places, perished. Only the seeds which reached the g ground had a chance to grow. The modern advertiser does not strenu ed of salesmanship to the winds. He plants it carefully in the "good group in the places where because of favor conditions it has a chance to bear a har- consumer results. He uses newspaper advertising be- rough the newspapers he covers compli- the markets which he knows, upon cai- in investigation, to be right places for product to flourish. Advertising in The Informer Sells to Goods Elvidge Jackson 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. Only the seeds which reached the good ground had a chance to grow. The modern advertiser does not strew his seed of salesmanship to the winds. He plants it carefully in the "good ground"—in the places where because of favorable conditions it has a chance to bear a harvest of consumer results. He uses newspaper advertising because through the newspapers he covers completely the markets which he knows, upon careful investigation, to be right places for his product to flourish. Advertising in the Informer Sells the Goods Elvidge Jackson UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER LLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY DAY AND NIC WE WEAVE ALL AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT WITH ANBULANCE SERVICE ELIPE STREET HOUSTON WWW.ELIPESTREETHOUSTON.COM Houston, Texas Hallowell, Hair Culturist. Special on Diseases of the Scalp. Mme. Davison's Hair Grower ... $50c Special Grower ... $50c Pressing Oil ... $50c Temple Grower ... $50c Shampoo Paste ... $50c Soap ... $25c Slaughter Gamble Beautifier ... $1.65 Straightening Combs, each ... $1.65 216 Pole St. Crooklett 5231 San Antonio, Texas Agents Wanted he fell "ground" parable, cast his seed ren. among the stones, the ren places, perished. which reached the good to grow. liser does not strew his to the winds. only in the "good ground". he because of favorable ance to bear a harvest or advertising because ers ne covers complete- he knows, upon care- be right places for his The Informer Sells the woods RES: PRESTON 6527 Jackson OMPTLY DAY AND NIGHT OMOBILE EQUIPMENT RANGE SERVICE HOUSTON, TEXAS THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 The Hous Houston Inform The Houston Informer LED'ALL RACE PUBLICATIONS OF THE SOUTHWEST, IN VOLUME OF DISPLAY ADVERTISING, DURING 1924, OUT- STRIPPING ITS NEAREST RIVAL BY SEVERAL THOUSAND COLUMN INCHES, EASILY PROVING TO BE THE South's Greatest Weekly Newsp n's Greatest Weekly Newsp South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper IN FACT, THE INFORMER STOOD ABOUT SIXTH, IN DISPLAY ADVERTISING, AMONG THE COLORED NEWSPAPERS OF THE ENTIRE COUNTRY, ALSO PROVING ITSELF TO BE ONE OF America's Foremost Race Med rica's Foremost Race Med America's Foremost Race Mediums ADVERTISERS, BOTH LOCAL AND FOREIGN, WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE BY INCLUDING THE INFORMER IN THEIR LIST OF PUBLICATIONS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES DURING 1925 AND THE COMING YEARS. 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. --- ADVERTISERS: Say It In The An Ad Per Week Is the Best Way to Speak--- It In The Houston Infor SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER The Houston Guformer South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper a SS a Harris COMmMMIMRES ry, cocina Re the ural Harris County grand. jury com the jurors for the méxt term, particularly tion of the colored. reprétentative of hat in inquisitorial body. i jo rtetofare the = race re a sn ees Jury of this eounty by certain ring ‘men, four oF five in 'nombers and tena few men hae Ss niin ike they ‘had patent oF monopoly on it. ‘ While the white personnel of the thas changed with ach succeeding term and rarely, if same men of the white race are-eontinually. and cont on this boy, Tc has been different as It relates. tq ‘men, and only t Savona few have enjoyed ths polon of tse honor and ‘civic consideration, “ey ; ‘Really, it has been © reflection upon ur race that, despite line large number of freeholders, taxpayers sam owners ‘of our race in this eity and county, leas Ghai one-half dozen col ‘ored men aro eonsidered sufficiently qualified to serve on. the rnd ory ot ars Conny from aan ‘Most of the rage men who have served Om the jury are eutiied with that slement of our mg dubbed ax tha “me {oo-boss, hat-inehand, us ing, squatting, "species, snd there as meh method I the mada Ssloyed in pesing this oie ‘around t this particular Fg "There is very: little « ‘mati hag dé or can-do on. the fran Jury, Gi position beg tendered A ace more out f re Spect and as a token of recognition for their citizenship; but Colored) cine of Housing and Haren Gop araahaterabiy ‘opposed to-sueh honor and. recognition at peren~ ially to a few favored members of the “blak kitchen eabinet” — many of hot at thet best donot realy represent thr’ ace ‘and have dong-and are doing’ their utqyost to ‘solate themselves from their raglal group. : We have 86 particule fight wage on hese men, and what we are eager is oot actuated Oy any lib or lero motives; Informer is firm in fa opinion that the time as arrived in Harris County when this eal! grand Jar ring ‘should be up, sinee all our racial senge and Brains are not ‘ossessed BY these “favored few.” t | Our white leaders and friends, who jaye ben aoe labor. ing under @ false and erroncous io regarding’ our race tin ies edb Reepoctod eed subetantalieitns” uesd tothe. ‘that there are plenty more men of our-rage in Houston and Har- ‘ris County who are fully capable and nf to serve on. the |grand juries—many of them being far mare capable and compe: tent than some of the men who are members’! the “black grand jury ring.” ‘We appreciate such recognition, but we want such recognition to be awarded on merit, character and ability, and not because of Jong residence in the’ city and county, and acquaintanceship stretching over a number of years per sa. However, if ah ecored mimbers of the Harva County grand fury are Serve the lnchey 4 servant role a the eAle'Mthostnwtance, whore tite’ aambery ofthe black kitehen eabinet” have served, rand Jy om missioners will do well to keep such hon exclusively, holy bolely to these “favored few. yn if they are ong Jeontrary to legal repeated selec: gon of voarabers of the "black grand tocy cae rs <a a c — RPT - EDITORIALS { hina ee THE HOUSTON INFORMER 7 BOUTH'’S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER M “it Geta You Told—Nothing ise!” > SO piiaaed rery sutartay ot 4-0 048 Follows Tesse, Howton, Tox OF Rrcres or sacoetcne ater ny 24 38, tte pnts at Host, “pet Und he sto Marah 189 RMON cern Tbr Poet TA TAMBS.... = ‘Manager Cireulation Dep't OO TEW UBSORIPTION RATER Be Mra 00S ore EA 5 TELEPHONES: Sere cabs BE Vicars ihe. 8 CVs" Eanes iitone "Now vere Eee ee seciea Aarne 2S cs Sank ropes Al a i lalla salle HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 25,1025 ~ THE BUS SITUATION STILL CONFRONTS US! Despite announcements by the Mou, Git. fom she | cerning the cary motoring of epi trams faien or the ‘izens residing in the geetion of the city near Gafoline Street, ‘aid the probable employment of double<ieck busses on Main ‘Street, no action has yet been taken‘by either the fraction com- pany heads or city officials regarding. acco in and on ae buses for colored patrons of the strext. ear eoportin, Sf the company carries out ‘ts outlined poliey to-employ motor in various sections of the elty in lew of street cars, and | “Yet continues to refuse colored citizens passage on. these “pretty Cente ates Teas satis One “nd; and if colored citizens, residing in these or ‘ig 49 or trom sla bu served alae, wil De to seok paasage on the 7. P. & We ins and si # Other Americati cities, and even some Southern cities, are op “erating these motor busses for intracity rapid transit, yet Hous- ni the only efty that has an unwritten law that colored citizena caf no ride in and on these busses! “As said befaresin these columns, these busses are common rs and the law of Texas is very plain and explielt on this score} aking it cand pon th det and alia company ting in this state, to provide seperate, but EQUAL AC “MODATIONS for the two races on such common carriers and pub- © Undoub is some aside from a “and Jong-drawn ou aug for medal redress from fal and malicious ion; and. whatever eps are, the eolored citizens of Houston should employ and in- her to make tease of this mtr, and abgerain wha Epis We havea licens of thio municipality and tHe Lone Star "Phe Informer had hoped that the new district and local heads of the Stone and Webster interests in Houston were going to pur- fued fair and equitable course regarding thelr ut hog far it appears that hey are gong to fll tn the tsar of their along this ateriminatary ln, ® This paper, once upon a time, was informed that the Joel com- itt on infetRaca! Co-operation was working on this mater ‘it seems that the committee is either on a summer vacation or ‘aduleing nip Van Winkle see, particularly ao ic telaten to the bus situation that confronts the colored citizens of this eom- ‘munity’; and, if the colored citizens do not bestir themselves and | Manifest a positive interest in thelr own cause, many of them will “yaks up some morning and find themeaves without api transit cs. sa Where are the self-styled and self-appointed race leaders? “iipAre they manifesting a lack of interest in the cause of the com- fijom peopic, merely because they (these so-called leaders) have jes and seldom have to seek transportation on the street pray ea pastor have uteréd a wor oF raised thelr "How many local pastors have uttered a word or raised t .wélees against such’ discriminatory policy onthe part of the “Houston ‘Electric Company toward its colored patrons? it beeause these ministers have no interest in the people they ‘and the cause they profess to represent, or are they afraid f they (the ministers) will not be able to touch the exchequer ‘traction company any more if they make any public decla~ Crtieising and condemning the street ear corporation foF| He present atte toward 39.000 of the is mont foal ett OTE the. Houston Electric Company were a private concern, it ‘could, i€ It x0 desired, diseriminate against people because of erced, elaeor clr: bu nope serve dey Hts francis “provisions, has-any right or warranty to discriminate aiul pro- fSetibe against any part of the population: and when any such eor- fon attempta to pull off such a high-handed game It i vio- Baing nt trampling under it corporate foot the bse law of the i wealth. “In the election that sealed the doom of the jitneys in 1924, the “eolored voters were the balance of power, and it was thelr favor- ote for the ordinance abolishing jitheys, that gave the Toeal scion company «new lenge on fond mad possible for th Spears tobe f'n poston to operate uses onthe att of TBioaston today; yet these same colored citizens, who stood by the “Houston Blectrie Company in the jitney election, are not worthy fiding on and in the busses of this same corporation! Some Eatitude! Some appreciation! daptmina abot bist ingratitude, tere we hav of the deepest ‘most pronounced type; while our people sit supinely b i Uhr Figs fiche Pandit Fem by a a aang wi ‘iizens, apparently, nodding sssent!” (O tem. MARY race tat wil ot DO something in 1 own defense and for nising And maiuiaining its own rights, must be content and sat th be BNE by other races; and Heaven knows that It s torthe Negroes of “Heavenly (2) Houston” to stop ®, to cease singin a, ee ERIDGE-TAYLO SINGERS CHARMED PRAIRIE. VIEWITES By Misa ©. A, DeWITT, oH BT Se Seco Aagetfeine‘keratChah or Hoste Meee Sa er aac gemee ieee a tae ja, al covenant ot the Tertatee goatasnen: (8 sede inate agers: Sa renee ae aylmoker” duet. "Gay Duttertly.” ty scatters “Tran Religion.” ‘and. “Hand Me’ the See a Sotraeeees wore pleased. sudatag by the expren Eee re cer ete wc fh "ANNOUMEEEEEEAES. T wish to annodnes to my patients ‘needed reat in Califogaia: Then 1 shal Bite iyo fchester with the Peog who a Edi Wh arshal frends, and be Nowmen nnd tha ve Mpot the days of yore . NEW MOUNT PILGRIM BO: Ws EE RN Pear ‘the tuverallot bre ace who pane “, riany night Say Spiker Oateans (2% preached i funeral. Obituary | read by Pastor Thode’ and Shank orl ofterings pr in dehalf of the HM. 8 oy Siar besten, cei Dreien, Yo abl othe Ml Bar Binet Toler rentdnt hata the Sunday Seno, Str imate Linea ecetgey here wate sora bare anol yee on Fae (LA. Ghoal Cub faraied duet Th Houabal t Huh of whch the (re rage) ‘wan't’ Sos Turned out In Mey subets and pe several suuetyt on ihe” progr Buc Neoon acto an manta snmiies tbe. choreb: wes ioved oui in the hure soa sommusiy hy both white aad cot cre HOUSTON HTS.-WEST END Motes Jogos, 3818 Spencer, ha returned omg. from, Minden,” Las Where sho ‘ea tho got of Mr. and iru 0! West” Mrn O'Neal Jobavon Dourlas, ri, te vialag her mother, Mra Konig $84. Sponcer. Mls Wie’ White, Wasnngton, i Tinting itr nad th We iekion Sos Rutan spd es. seve ak fon, mother, va’ randtator Be retrana to, racket United Charity Chur fond help "900 then You ar xs anne or Chron Jat cat hire Sanders taylor Mots.” Suncspy ily i donation wes han rai Gang, cnet Roa sais SRB ean at Dr Mayes, poster. Pride of Boat No Hi. Maso tr ova Wefan csrable ue wan Bae! Teiresiments fee Mer aude emer Turner ‘bare covipieted, cnet Domest 10! Herter saa re Many hlchlleer avery, tt tt Pray for Nuraaela ts be Tages Of thls rn Cypha OLYMPIA TENNIS: rr bog. SiS, a che realdence gp Mund Mra. rank Serdner ites homing, Waders Mahe nod eid elaction ot oitcers Shoulders: vicepeesident; Migs AuGery Penn ict ar Shoal sanltantairs? Brh Gardner trea vree! i, ‘umteaan. 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Milter lett Tuesday ot'Tast week for Chleago, to attend the Wortham ‘Schol ‘of bmbalming after having connected. erat with rn, Jeckton Undertaking Go, These moriciann are preparing (0 ait the publi ral service along feral aes ta evidenced ‘by Mlea lie spect courne ion Mller Lain’ acher etonlored: ish schoo + MUCH OBLIGED, MAJOR! ‘The editor is indeed tndobted to Malor Taylor—tot a "major inthe of martial Tightere bak aaler Weidot « colonat) in the farming Sad calle indsstry=-for a aadoun water telon “end severs! ‘antaloupen ten ered yo crib tat Satara: 'm presenting ov the lon Mr. Tay Ae'to the camtaloupen ft has been & Toni me tace ‘we tasted°any that Compared withthe "Taylor variety in ‘Mr: Tavigw ts one of th loading ana smoot gubstantatplantre and ct ten im Harrie Coat, and Tt Dol Both im Houston and th aptie cou Ube tt atte during eat haa 8 age alk ro tkgmelon store foods aie OPINIONS By & B. witlame Wo are forced ty comment once more onthe saa igh entra among the men of oe ety during 19, tant week, two prominoat cites a Houston jlbed” that "janumerable throne inthe pertone of Profsnoe tery and Jachton teacher of erect sity “and” AES rapectd in the Groves fe fll quota of mdseu und i fll ots of mdagur 40 svat to many hote In this eat In the euddon death ot Chari Suewart (3.0. 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