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OFFICER'S SON KILLS NEGRO MAN HOME EDITION VOL. VII THE MIRROR The Informer is trying to justify its mission as a real newspaper and to promote it as a moral norm in another color, creed or tradition. In always endorsing to print only the most important news, the former is performing a still greater service to the public; while its editions are the greatest and most distinct service to its race, readers, community and society. THANKS. GENTLEMEN! READ NEW ORLEANS NEWS ON PAGE 5 SPICY-RACY-NEWSY THE HOUSTON INFORMER "BEAUTIES ALL" 1. Miss Cecil Nicholson, Kansas City, Mo. 2. Mrs. Roberta Patterton, Lincoln, Neb. 3. Mrs. Ida J. Wilkins, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4. Miss Alna Berry, Tulsa, Oklaho. 5. Miss Marianne Chicago, Ill. 6. Miss Mary Ann Chicago, Ill. 7. Miss Florence Mitchell, Ocean City, N.J. 8. Miss Irene Hubbard, New Orleans, Ala. 9. Miss Lora Mann, Des Moines, Iowa. MEMPHIS, TENN. - Glorious women and the fairest flowers of our race tered into the spirit of Madame Schwarzer's Beauty Conferral women with the finest in beauty in the thousands from friends and office girls. All are united in the one effort to be the most beautiful women for the honor of being Beauty Queen. Above are but a few of the beauties who have sent their photos and towns, and hamlets, from the lovely communities from Small cities. Six Coach, or one of the five free women for the honor of being Beauty Queen. All the way from the rock bound to the Gila River, historic town on the Gila River, historic town on the Los Angeles and the San Francisco, from mountain and national Repute and extraordinary country come three paths of the very cream of race girls. Beauty Preparations, which have dozens of thousands of women everywhere is increasing. But even from this small group the very cream of race girls. Beauty Preparations, which have dozens of thousands of women everywhere is increasing. But even from this small group the very cream of race girls. Beauty Preparations, which have dozens of thousands of women everywhere is increasing. TEXAS FARMERS CLOSE OUT MEET AT P. V. COLLEGE The 18th annual session of the Farmers Congress was held at Prairie View between four and five hundred club boys and girls, farmers and farm workers, every best ever held in the history of the congress. Great interest was manifest in the club members and adults. These demonstrations were in home nursing, school, and other phases of home economics, seed collection, stock judging, poultry call. South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 of the meeting the stakes on the colo brushed by Mr. B. for sentiment of B. for DURKEE TO STAY AS HOWARD HEAD (By The Associated Negro Press) Washington, D. C.-According to a statement received Tuesday from the University of Virginia, the Diversity School of Yale University, and president of the board of trustees, the university will continue as head of Howard. This statement complements the statement of the university and members of the alumni have been very active against Dr. Brown. Said in a further discussion of the conclusion, the "truth" was that the university is a group of disaffected people are in the control of the University." The statement of students and interested parties, a threat of another strike at the opening of the university, was made. PRICE: 5 CENTS NO.14 Negro Shot by White Youth When Colored Man Alleged To Have Resisted Arrest Anderson Harris, a 24-year-old Negro of Cross Timbers, was killed in the 2900 block on Odin Avenue at 8:15 P.M. Tuesday the 16th, by a Tuesday afternoon 905 Pease Avenue, shot the Negro in defense of his father, Jack Donnelly. Young Donnelly fired one shot from a 45-caliber pistol, the bullet penetrating the body. Jack Donnelly is Mayor Oscar F. Holomebe's driver and a commissioned officer of the Houston police department. He was driving on Odin avenue when he was shot and killed in ladies. The party had started for Sylvan Beach and had been in the neighborhood to get one of the young ladies. When they reached the 2900 block on Odin avenue, they shot the fighter between the Negro, Harris, and a white man whose identity was not learned. He was shot and killed and stopped the fight, placing the Negro under arrest. When he started for the car with him, he began milling around the officers and the ladies, the slight delay caused by the crowd, the Negro prisoner managed to reach the car, and the crowd reached the side of the car. He then closed in on the officer, attempting face knocking out one of his teeth and reaching the side of the ground, according to reports of witnesses. Vernon Harris, seeing his father's predicament, opened the door of the car. He then reached around his father and obtained the slip. The Negro closed his hold momentarily and young Donnelly fired once. He then reached around 60 feet, mortally injured, before he fell. TEXAS COLLEGE $25,000 AHEAD TEXAS COLLEGE $25,000 AHEAD Tyler, Texas—Texas College, a colored institution located here, is offering a cooperative between the white and colored people of this community, who raised $5000 locally for the school and donated $0.000 for the 4000 donation promised by the General Education Board of New York. The students are offered to give the $2000 provided to would raise $5000 additional. However, the president conferred with members of the local interracial committee and with the college paraded the streets with banners on the court house alum to advertise the school. They were given the most courteous gifts for funds was put on and by sundown the $500 needed was overwritten by several hundred dollars. Urban League Fellowship Won by Fisk, Howard, and Springfield College Gruda (By The Associated Negro Press) New York, N. Y. — The National Urban League announces the following successful candidates for its 1925-26 class: E. G. Clearn Winston-Salem, N. C. G. Clearn Richmond, N. D. S. M. Akins, who is awarded the Elsa Schoe Plots Fellowship, in a graduate of Fisk University and studied for a degree in education. She has taught for three years at the state school and in the city high school, and in 1926 she Carrington is a graduate of Howard University, class 1926. He was very active in activities, having served as Editor-in-chief of the university yearbook, "The Bliss" on Marr. Tarbrough was an instructor with very fine marks he received the degree of Master of Arts in June, 1926. He was assigned to the school are assigned to the New York School of Social Work. Mr. Tarbrough is assigned to the University of Pittenbush. These selections were made from a total of 39 applicants, of whom took the scholarship award amounts to about 1900, which includes $78 a month, and the respective school. He was assigned to the respective school. \/ Genrienan 7 ae We gauss) ( ane ue te?] | UOTE fates ve sean | ee es Sees . ae Somme Te ote ses | (ime [ene a oe? a oe : 3 fecal) Py gf Claes a A Z AR ep p. Z ¥ 4) ees . WY: es) W) 4B Bal orate, (. fe) (gs i) | ae A ev Wy gi jms Be) Ps la ( +e Ee ete NR a ee a (| — ahhh g A | ~I | IAW . 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Phone Preston 160% HOUSTON, TEXAS ea LADIES! LADIES! Are you using the MAGNOLIA HAIR GROWER and PRESSING OIL? If not, “Eventually,” s0 why not now? eee MAGNOLIA PERFUME CO. 801 West Ninth Ave. Houston, Tex. “Hour: 9h. Mte 12.0 M. "2.00 M. ts 6 O]P. Dr. Percy D. Foster DENTIST spew apps Office 2711 Odin Avenue—Washington Thearre Building a | J. J. HARDEWAY oo eo es ; sony mica ar, Mneen Yee Boerne avon vexas YOU WILL MISS IT If you do not buy one or more of those big soap deals we offer Monday. Come and see or phone us. "The House of a Thousand Favors" R.T. ANDREWS 408 MILAM GROCER P. ANDREWS MEAT MARKET 408 Milam Street A full line of Beef, Mutton and Pork Wholesale and Retail FREE DELIVERY See Spirey Printing printing. Phone pre- sentation at R.T. ANDREWS Rest Work called for and de- fice. Prof. W. I. McCann route home from the ventation at Denver, stop city for a brief stay? For information on or room with modern phone Hadley 6988J. Dowling. Prof. W. E. Miller, pr City Happenings M. V. N. A. Bell, widow of the late M. V. N. A. Bell, purchased the property known as Book 50 in 1980 for a cash consideration of $200. This is the original Bell home-seed. AGENTEN: 200, race articles. Hair preparations. Perfumes. Perfume oils. Articles. Linens. Articles. Linens and statues. Tyler & Co. Paris, Tenn. A principal ofcollege school, Shreveport, La. and of the Louisiana State University is spending in our city. Born made in criminal cases; divorce matters attended with lightning bolt. Apply to A. W. Browder, lawyer. 219% Fannin St. Preston 6066. (ff) Mrs. Barbara C. Davis, 1291 Crowdy, spent last week at Hempstead visiting relatives and friends. LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO. A GENERAL CLE SUMMER SILK AN A GENERAL CLEARANCE OF ALL SUMMER SILK AND WASH DRESSES $2.98 TO $5.50 WASH DREESSES Dresses in this size will volunteer amusing and utility gilding, decorating, and organizing materials. Dresses in this size former- ly used for weddings. To see more, choose, outsize. $12.50 AND $19.75 SILK DREESSES Dresses in this size will volunteer amusing and utility gilding, decorating, and organizing materials. Dresses in this size former- ly used for weddings. To see more, choose, outsize. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DREESSES REGULAR $3 AND $5.50 VALUE perate, punge and import- ing, children and amphibians, others trimmed, shoes $4 to $14 $5.50 values, special prized $10.50 values, special prized Gronped Into Lots Regardless of Cost "WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY" LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO. 005-907 CONGRESS AVE PAGE FOUR ```markdown ``` MACARONI Flowers and floral designs of all decriptions; for any and all occasions. **CORNELL, Florist.** 1614 Olive street; Phone Preston 6444. (tt) M. G. Corrish, 2592 Whitty, was told to the bedside of her sister in 1813. $6.95 ALL SUMMER MER- CHANDISE REDUCED THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 STANDARD LIFE PAYS LAWYER ALLEN'S WIDOW H. P. Carrier, agency manager of Standard Life, recently purchased a bungalow bungalow at 1644 Greeng street. We start you in a good profitable business of your own selling goods on trust. Write for our great offer at Avenue 400, 600 Central Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. J. A. Greene, English instructor. Prairie View College, spent the summer house-guest of H. B. Grimes. From here she goes to Marlin for a vacation. Baltimore, Md., and Washington, D. C. before returning to the school. Dr. H. E. Lue and wife send greetings from Lake City; they are on route from Los Angeles to Chicago, where they will arrive in time for the National Medical Association. AGENTS—Write for free samples. Madison Law School directs direct to ween. No capital or experience required. Many earn $100 weekly and bonus. New York City, (ft) Dr. J. G. Obernane, principal of P. V. College, and Mrs. Oberne were on the city this week and paid our office Prof. and Mrs. Jan. D. Ryan, who joined the Center and West Front in Chicago and are enjoying a most delightful time and are leaving there for Des Moines. FOR RENT - Neatly furnished rooms, with or without board, suit and bedding, are available. Excellent home cooked meals served in family style; terms reasonable. Mrs. Simon, Simon, Simon 2131 Nance street, Simon, Simon 2131 Preston Street. Preston 2131. For auto service call W. H. Simon, Preston 735. Mrs. J. F. King, 707 Cleveland, and Mrs. J. King, 707 Cleveland left the city last Saturday for Minneapolis, where King will recuperate for a few days. Mrs. Daley Penner, 1214 Howard, last left Sunday for Chamwell, La. to visit her parents; she will also visit her sister, and other points before returning. Mrs. Allie Thomas, San Antonio, was in the city this week to visit her parents. Mrs. Minke Rice, but found them out of the city, en route to Tukia, Ohio. Bremen, after a Lee Park, Lee Park, Hempstead with relatives, has returned home. Mrs. Carrie Meredith, Navajo, in the guest of Mrs. G. C. Dolly. STANDARD PAY TO THE ORDERER CITIZENS ATLANTA The wire acres, knockers and know- alls, who have been charging and alleging that the widow of the late Attorney L. V. Allen, Mrs. Sadie Allen, would never collect with the family the Standard Life Insurance Company of Atlanta, Ga, a division of southern Insurance Company, will have to Dr. W. M. Drake leaves Saturday, Aug. 22, to attend the National Medical Association, which convenes in from present indications will be one of the largest gatherings of colored surgeons and physicians in the history of this space. He will stay in Chicago awhile and take post work in diseases of women and male surgeons. From Chicago he will go to Chicago, Minnesota, to attend the clinical training program at Mayo Brothers. He hopes to return to Houston about September 10, to attend the Mayo Brothers. He hopes to return to Houston about September 10, to attend the Mayo Brothers. Drake in oby assisting the other colored physicians and surgeons to prove to our people that the Negro physicians and surgeons are just as important as white people and those who perform the For the record of the major operations at the colored hospital (Union Hospital) in the city where hospital in the city where people are operated on, in the personnel of successful operations performed. James Williams, 1010 Gregg, was called to his grandfather's funeral at St. Mary's Church in 1910. Fifteen years at the time of his death. Mrs. Forest Buston, 1199 Gregg, left Sunday for Victoria to spend a month at his family's accommodated by her children. Mrs. L. B. Jordan, 3306 Buck, has returned from Wiley Summer Normal, reporting a successful summer. Mrs. Vera McGinn, 367 Gregg, after about three weeks' visit in Prairie County with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hunter and Geraldine of Palestine, after a visit with the family, left for last week. Mr. Ethel Ray, 339 Richardson, in reported this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Louie, 280 Bearett for a week's visit at E Pase. H. H. Smith, 310 Clark street, was hurt in a car accident working as a boat crew company. Mrs. D. W. Willis, 1822 Stervin, left for Chicago to visit her sister and many friends. * Mr. F. Stoner, 1506 Sydnon, left for Chicago to visit her sister and work for Mediaset of M. J. Mucker and B. Masie. Open for inspection — 6-broom house for 50 feet long too long block from car line, at 1810 Davis. Every modern convenience. Can be rented from the Ring P. 7464 or P. 2498. M. B. Huer. George Brulee, Baby was in the city last week visiting her Mrs. Marsh Martin, 1507 W. Alkam. Mrs. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas, 2823 Bella, accompanied by members of their family, materned to Thompson, Anchor, Hunt and Wilataville, where she was born. LIFE PAYS L DETAIL AMOUNT O.C. Assuring under 30444 to be expensed in Miller branch (House) 100 98 EXACTLY NINE HUNDRED E S T U R T C O M P A N Y T. C. GA. 64-1022 change their tune now and start another lay; for the above is a facsimile reproduction of a check sent District Manager H. I. Carter, Old Bohlowa Temple, last week by the home office. This check, lean $19.20 due on insurance, be decedent for the quarter in which he passed away, rep- A. HOUSTON GIRL VISITS EUROPE Miss Aubrey's European trip will include England, Holland, Switzerland, France, and Germany, with time to resume her duties in the school room about the middle of September. Miss. Bettie Yates, wife of Wills England, Monday night and was buried Tuesday. Miss. Monday night and was buried Wednesday. Miss D. Pearl Jones, San Augustine, spent last week as the guest of Mr. and Mys. J. C. McLade, 220 Hirschau. Miss. P. Price, 230 Dowling, was among the guests at Sunday School conference at Temple this week. Miss. Lee, 388 Andrews, a resident of Houston for many years, died Monday, August 16. At the time of her death, arrangements had not been announced. Mrs. Emma Moore, 914 Andrews, after an illness of several months died last Friday, and was buried this week. Houston Black Buffalo and Dallas Black Buffalo were the West End Park Saturday, Sunday and the West End Park Saturday, Sunday, Aug. 23, 23 and 24. The Back Buffets have just returned from a whirl wind camp in Alameda, California. See them at West End Park Saturday, Sunday and Aug. 23. Ladies' day at West End Park Mon- day, Aug. 24—Black Buffs vs. Dallas Black Giants. Bring out your noise- makers 'n everything. LAWYER ALLEY COUNT 20 4 20 0 10 SOUTHEAST INSUR ATLANTA, GA ONLY DOLLARS EIGHT GEN receives the $1,000 policy carried in the Standard by the brilliant young lawyer, whose career ended with his death on June 18, 1935, and in concrete evidence that the Standard Life Insurance Company, despite all that has been and is being said to the contrary, is faithfully executing every SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER THE HOUSTON INFORMER SEVENTH ANNUAL CHILDREN'S DAY PICNIC Emancipation Park, Monday, August 24 PARK OPENS AT 3 P. M. This is the picnic you have been waiting for: There will be races of all kinds for all the children and all winners will receive valuable prizes. BASEBALL GAME Prize for the ugliest man on the grounds at 3:30 p.m. Prises for the fattest and leanest men on the grounds at 10 P. M. GRAND WATERMELO TEST FOR BOY Pupils bring or seize children. GRAND MATINEE D From 5 P. M. to 7:30 HAT AND PARK D AT NIGHT For the young and old "Hay 'n' Basketball" EXTRA Capt. John Sessum's Cap will give an extra 6:30 P. M. FREE ICE CREAM MUSIC BY DAVIS" J. SAMUEL GREEN A "The Childr MANA" S. B. WILLIAMS NOTARY PUBLIC Room 409 Odd Fellows Temple IF YOU SUFFER with headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bad Breath, Pimples, and that tired feet Nature's Own Remedy, and sgreakable Fasolia and Foliage Women and young girls will find Grandma's T a great help, 30 cents sample. You can also provide a sample. If unable to procure from local druggist send 30 cents to following Pack Laboratory: San Antone, Texa. Mrs. Eileen Rippee, wife of Wife Rippee, the tutor, died suddenly last Saturday while in the office of Mrs. Rippee, Odd Pillows Temple. The body is shipped to Bremham for interment. Arthur Grogan, brother of Mrs. A. I. Lee, 299, Shepherd, died Monday. You can also send a sample of shipped to Beamum for burial. IF I SEND YOU A SUIT made in the finest made from the finest goods, will you keep it, wear it. 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Bowls, Coli aad eed b tckioy were the, members Brule reception comaltiae to charge, Side*rerey‘owia ax chatrian and Sin Nello 6.” Wiliam, teanurer Uakty'n dass iounds farniabed the une visite GT, JAMES PARIOH. 4, W. Nelson, allway, poral clr sand dlvecior ofthe Safety Burial and Tioucanee ‘Company, nae returned (rom 8 weok's atay with his parents PG. Hames parish, where he motored 4 hia Btudebate, RETURNS FROM VACATION. ins Marion A. Duele clerk at the ‘ualty, fanurance Company, aftr 8 Pleasant sit to hor tend, Miss Bicdpe wate, ot Hatueaburs, iss. Bie Fecarmed” Mise Dedole and Mini Wrhuce were clanmmater at Talladeen College HOSMER BACK. cB, Moamer, resident agont of the siSadued Lite Tinurance Company, bas Stes from tip to Chiento, Ci ‘ysteet and etmer Northern and ast ‘Sin points, engaged in some, spect 2 Poor Hampton Inaitte. MT. Hoe Tor, before entering the inwurance ‘inineen, wus a Reveral eld agent Panne tate Booker T. Washington and ‘Renee nwttate, WELFARE NURSE RETURNS. Mra, Funnle “MeDenald, marae. tn ts, BENS yaity Wella. cline, Saal from «month vacation, nat othe pent, motoring, Dato hich ete agion and Mandeville, EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Bigay SUNDAY NIGHT tot he Cor PORTER'S INN DANCE HALL souk Avs Howe Ramer pANCING FROM 8 PK. 70 1AM. KID PUNCH JAZZ BAND nde ow Manet of PROF, SHERMAN COOK ADMISSION ..2.......... 25e Nis ost, saan ta ee oe eee cin ae oe fs tah mnt aac tt eit ee Ssorana os noe vite ek oes Satara ae eee vr tomo. pie rie Dh Sian eee easy ele Nationa), Medical Assbeiation at Ch eee ae ees Rewer ecue ear ere Se" potanty of Ste "target and eee ee oe aoe Sa Sata ir Ee {and specal meeuory” Ma eal proves pee eas ee feat ree cs oe ae py mc eee eee ee ee eS eae eer : cee [prove an eatertainiog team. The Te Se eee ea onc ote fev carriags, a inatce arranoto, sted ene tn eae ee fe per eae ee a ie Sas recut eis Rte et ee ieaawah ae sere ee Seo ieee ae cae ame ore nea tenee a ts theme ie a ae een r ieee ta See a ices, iacamenam acne acne ts eeeuerane cae oo tod Cetunnomer see ee gece es fees oreo ee ee ee oreee ae ae ae re eee oe ieee are aes fener, Souris aeons Stace aes See ee eee ——— ee ne te aa ree Se eae wen Sette ated Re oa eee tonsa eerie oeenerae Sener eee orved. Avery delet ~eveniaR — ‘The stork visited the home of Mr. ant tis GG tater, 1817 Leoniaas free. ou Tuepday.Auguat ty and fer wath’ chem aig. nur boy ewe tod om re dng Ba, oviner corempendent = Union Beth Sharebee nies The father i Sindclded” whether to, sake. 6 new aper ‘san ra preacher otf te tow arrival ENTERS BUSINESS. Artur Wynn, coe of the beat known ad ‘mont ike ‘youn men tn the oy. its reopened the Manhattan pool al [ind ott drink stand at 100 Tbe rece For ‘number of years at hus para ahr de ud Se sariou ‘becness" voces "at' Se ae aes ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER; SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 Beautiful Recreation Grounds Dedicated with Fitting Ceremonies — Additional Schools are Planned. ea at a es met te aur e haem eae fact cee ornare eee Soe seas fest cia hs eae ere er aby H.'8 Davin e'P, Payers ee 3. Wintey Std’ Rev. se. White epee niet oanen asec eee cea Sire Goeaec ee eg ec tiay rete omnes sea ene a ee ee find. supervision. The ‘Colored Play eer mee eae a seer ie sea eeeenca cee Serco ae Sc a sie Seavey ane ee ng another high ‘and a ward Sat oo oe ee Sain, a Score eee eee See ier ae eS ce Mine Tone, Geveily, (who, bebo ieee spanoan par ofr vation ik the tty Wrlday an spent few eae toy elgg an et hy wing ld. Sr et dopa vest ont a a vierTma iW Enea. ue ana Tae at wen og ct tei ih Ss, cd Siute'bende int au ana ht TWiT Hie son 4, 2, Chater of Boat, Zea settee, Be a toner ‘iat Pusim ere. choer eon: ‘Empleo bre Brown and Stevens’ Bank ‘Sold at Auction for $94,000 RE See eee er cee Phitadeighla, Pa—The property at tne northeadt”coraer of Broad and ‘Lowibard stewets, formerly occupled hy Brown and: Stevenn, bankers, was of fered by tho shorift at a public mle ‘On Monday,” August 2,08 foreconure of ope of the mortanges "The property, avery good-looking loos, consate of twenty-one feet os Broad stret, hy niaetythree feet on Lomiard etree, to an alley, andi improved, by" threestory” balding fhe top at which covtalae three apart meats, Two offices oxcupy the second fico, the rat floor the bank, nod’ 8 de often ‘Ninety-four thousand dollars, was te couaideration for which the bulla tg, wes sold, din considered by eal etate operator to be nig price teers was e number ot persoas inter fied th the property and the bidding ‘un rather sary. None of thle money foes ta tho ental, a the property had Seen mortgaged upto $185,000, and Gee ean nat eu mover to bay ‘ring ne mortgages, ted the hia niphia Investors holding socond mortgage foreclose, The property was Sour by John M, Dectorer of Wayne Parte Corma ot the. sale were. 10 pat cent atthe time bidding. the entire su to he pata within 21 aye ster the date of wal, "The sale of thle property war some what’ aitforent rom the tale of the Property at 6395 Markt atrct, which fram mortgaged up to $32,600, vad was fmortauacd tor im excesn‘ot ita valus ton. "The attorney on the writ took Rover. Beeauwe of the large amount ot mortgages to” which it was enc ered noone ‘eoald bid therwon, and the aitorney took It ver. “judne Dickerson ‘ot the United ater istrict Court for the Bastera [District of Ponneyivanin. haw (Aug 6) "granted permfanton to thbe rece fers to sell through Samael. ree man, tactlouera, on Wedneeday, AW [gust 19 all the tarattureottce fe farex including” typewriters chat iting cabinets, nddlng and: bookKeop Ing techie, ee HH. L. MIMS VISITS MEXIA OIL FIELD eect Gogoration, made © ibe keene iS ooaeeacee es ea iS icree te omwe Sree rae re See id Sse nk cha eevee eran St tial ocean in eee gan ie ars ie a a peracetic eset ene es rere bet a ZION De A amt Be ae sat Sted ware came ave ete Scr pues Gomme ies crave Sealy eet tis ores oasly nas hag Sa Sr fora iat sa age Tas arc ka Th Si evn Sampson By tied’ the pat ode fe ine. 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A good many people have learned a whole lot about good goods, good clothes, ways to keep healthy, ways to enjoy the environment, ways to ground and looks well—they've learned all these things and many other things just by reading advertisements. Read the advertisements right along, and you will learn a lot and will be helpful and valuable to you as you go through life. Not Good Firewood Not too hard to teach them but it is hard to teach them not to burn tires and spurs are not good woods for fireplaces because they throw off so many sparks Strength of Nobility But noble souls, through dust and heat, rise from disaster and defeat the stronger—Lonelyfellow. germ life, that they attack only diseased tissues, tend to be more sensitive to dandruff and itch, allay falling hair, enrich the scalp, stimulate growth make for long untucked hair. MARKET CENTER MARKET CENTER 50¢ Everywhere Sudden Service THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 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 EDITORIALS Published every Saturday at 409-410 Odd Fellows Temple, Houston, Tex. Entered as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the postoffice at Houston Texas, under the Act of March 3, 1879 C. F. RICHARDSON Editor-Publisher G. B. WILLIAMS City Editor B. B. WILLIAMS Advertising Solicitor J. A. JAMES Manager Circulation Dep't # NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $2.00 Nine Months 1.50 Six Months 1.00 HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 CONFORMING TO LOCAL CONDITIONS! Apropos of The Informer's editorial of last week dealing with and discussing the recent outbreak of and outrage by a trio of Houston Huns upon Dr. Richard H. Ward, youthful colored dentist, we have been reliably informed that a few local backboneless, spineless and pussyfooting Senegambians are endeavoring to cement the dentist for his original attitude when maintaining offices on Milam Street, when he demanded that a white youth, hireling of local dental supply house, accord proper respect and decent courtesy to a female patient in the race dentist's private office. The white man will make the supreme sacrifice, unhesitating, in demanding respect for and protecting his women, and this is one of the characteristics that all sane, sensible and many people must admire; and, since the white man accuses our group of imitating and copying after him, and, since our men treat all women, more or less, civilly, why does the white man object to our men demanding that all men treat our women with becoming deform? The courts have repeatedly held that a man has a right to protect his home or his office; and any man is perplexed within his time when he insists upon any man respecting the people in his office. There may be some difference of opinion on the method to be pursued in begetting this respect from those who frequent one's office, either on business or pleasure; but all men whose sanity is not questioned nor courage under suspicion, will agree that a man is a very poor man, and that he is unable in his office or place of business. Our people (some of them) are too strict conformists to local conditions; being moss-back conservatives and two-legged jackasses when it comes to going the line of least resistance and staying in the beaten path of the typical ante-bellum darley" (employed as a reformer must concede that, as peaceful and law-abiding citizens, it is our duty to obey and abide by the laws written on the statute books of the city, county, state and republic; even if these laws are repulsive, unfair, objectionable, undemocratic and un-American, particularly as they relate to and affect our racial and political identity, we must resist the prohibition and inhibition are aimed directly at colored Americans. If we are opposed to such class legislation (and all red-blooded men, regardless of race, creed or color, are opposed to discriminatory laws), it does not follow that we should even attempt to employ force or violence in evading, disregarding or nullifying such laws, and we should not use such legal means to test the constitutionality and legality of such class legislation, and as certain if same will stand the light of thorough investigation, legal analysis and pitiless publicity. But law must not be confused with custom, which (custom), we admit, is often stronger and more powerful than the written law, and can only be changed by an enlightened public conscience; and can only be brought, about by the press, pulpit and pedagogue. But that man is foolish and silly, indeed, who insists that since his father lived in a swamp and never enjoyed any of the modern comforts and conveniences of modern urban life, it is his indispensable duty to spend his days in a swamp also and never condone for more than a idiotistic sanitary and wholesome environment surrounding him. China is a living example of too much conservatism and standpatism, and today, despite that nation's age, it is a mere sleeping giant; an elephant unconscious of his mighty power—all because the Chinman does not believe in leaving the beaten paths; he does not believe in the power of the man; he can conform somewhat to local conditions without completely stultifying their manhood and making mollycoddling cowards out of themselves. Another thing: As long as a person finds that he can put anything over you or do you as he pleases, you can just rest assured that he will work overtime in this pastime; but when you have this same person to understand that you are not going to be victimized and that you will be willing tool; he will not be so quick in his efforts to "do you." Races, being composed of men (generically speaking), are just like men, and there comes a time in the history of every man and race when he or it must assert himself and itself, not with carnal weapons per se, but by showing displeasure at certain practices and customs and having the world to know that times change and the people are changing. However, as long as the South maintains a double standard of citizenship—one for white citizens and another for colored people—colored man is going to be at a great disadvantage when it receives and being accorded civil and courteous treatment that bestowed upon other racial units in our polygyny and that was much in seeking to get this consideration and recognition, just that much longer will the may be delayed when he receive shall come. When any person frows upon and condemns existing conditions and practices, he is called a radical, agitator and trouble-breaker, and often he is excoriated, anathematized and persecuted; but when he is contending for righteous principles and has the courage of his convictions, even though he often stands alone in his contention, he is often more engaged in a hopeless undertaking, for right will ultimately triumph. "Right is right; since God is God; And right the day must win; To doubt would be disloyalty, To falter would be sin." The Houston Informer South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper THE WEEK By ERNEST RICE McKINNEY (Preston News Service) VENEREAL DISEASES: DESTROY YERS OF HEALTH AND WEALTH. By the United States Public Health Service. III—THE COST IN HEALTH. It is hard to measure the cost of venereal diseases in money. It is even more difficult to give the right amount of money to do what damage is to be defined in terms of individual and family health. In a recent article of this series, it was said that the money cost of venereal diseases is much higher in the country than in the country for every man, woman and child in the country. Any attempt to explain the cost, however, is hampered by the absence of such definite units of measurement. The cost of venereal diseases is not yet may safely be said that injury to health is the worst effect of syphilis and chancroid, for it is from this ill-health that the economic burden of these 'CIMBEE' VISITS IN EAST TEXAS; OVERLAND TRIP --- the usual "Welcome" sign on the outskirts we took fresh courage, and realised which had been prepared and packed in a neat little box by Dr Shadowwyns in a little room, the occasion for some very serious thoughts every since we made our way at Larkin, as at many of the other places, we found the people, both in fact and in fact, pleasant. Every white man took our age and really thought we were youthful for a little frock; we took our age and really thought we were youthful for a little frock; we took our age and really thought "Which way you boys going?" We forgot to mention that before we left, we gradually disappeared and we were not hitting that red hairway at about 10am, leaving the "bummy bumps", as it was we were leaving the "bummy bumps", as it was we wasn't using the real Sunday school emd, especially during the extra hard After a short rest of about 40 minutes we stepped on the starter and hit the fall-off aid we say wildly. Well trail is what we meant, for we have now led the red highway, and are now set over a wilderness of tall oak and much taller pines. Of course we expended to get lost and as always we look for your army find; we proceeded to get lost six times in 60 minutes, and whereas we had been clipping off from 30 to 40 per HOUSTON'S MUSICAL CONTRIBUTION SCORES HIT IN NEW YORK RECITAL THE FIRST WOMEN TO BE ELECTED TO THE HOUSE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES The Informer is in receipt of a copy of a rectal number of the Amherst College in, which appears a program of the Amherst College, in which appears a program of a score of America's best colored sorran contest for grand opera. From the reading of the program one glooms that the Amherst News, a colored friend, proposes to do three colorful friends, proposes to do three colorful friends, proposes to do three colorful friends, one of which is the annual Negro, one of which is the organization of a grand opera company with this project. On the program applauded more than 200 people, whom Edward Ferrant-Fountain, the noted grand opera director, will present for this final audition. Each contest ant had his own accompanist, and it was his son, Lion's share of honors in this particular feature, in that Mies Ernestine Jescino Grant was the accompanist. hour it took in just 10 minutes so no one had decided to right about face and return to Milan street, we found the big long seeking, hiding down behind two big oak trees—the city was Gary—not too far from the city, we really don't know yet whether We push on through the ruins to meet the one we once wished but now tamed Trinity river, on, on through the once wicked but now tamed log cabins surrounded by decaying buildings, about to meet the second Sunday in August, and we find the kirphein at home; we find no nobody at home; everybody at the church, of course, everywhere; everybody at the second Sunday in August, everybody from everywhere. We finally pulled out on our last lap, which we, after much inquiry, found about 8 o'clock. Here we found our old parents, our old brothers, our old parents in their youth. We open one night and part of next day's sleep had kid run rabbits, water stealments and a patch. We drank from the same old well that has supplied our ancestors to the cemetery where lay the members of the family who have passed over. Monday morning we liked out for Wakim and Marshall; at both places we met a couple of students seen for a quarter of a century. At Marshall we put our feet on Bishop McKenna, who was a teacher of a 39 year. At Bishop we had a long chat with President Maxon—our first time—and were favorably invited to the Burch, Joe Johnson and Miss Eugene Cobb. Houstonians are students of the advantage of the opportunity to see the wonderful equipment of this great college and the joy of being a pupil is a thing of great beauty. After OPINIONS AL CONTRIBUTION NEW YORK RECITAL to three of the singers, two of whom were winners in the contest. The leading singer, and those who were responsible for to mention as being responsible for the success of the grand opera contest was Mrs. B. J. Covington, a New Yorker who has on several occasions entertained Mrs. B. J. Covington on the night above mentioned was host at a box party. Mrs. B. J. Covington was very highly impressed with Miss Covington's playing and was very proficient in the visual talents, while concurring with Madame Covington. she affair with Dr. B. J. Covington, the father of this talented man, the prize wife the father would join his daughter and in New York, and her mother in Covington on her return trip. a chat with Dr. Dogn, we have before we go to the Athens of Texas and begin the first lap of our return journey, stopping long enough at our old home melons, and again at Timpson, where we spent a very pleasant night in the city. We hit the pike for old Houston, and living here in time for dinner Tuesdays. Y. W. C. A. NOTES The Y. M. C. A. ended a very successful year. Our August 14 meeting was impressive. We expressed our hope that we carried membership cards the past year, which are very anxious that we extend a hearty invitation to both old and young men to become members of both mental and physical recreation, and dominate, which offer mental development. We have punching bags, box sets, and other physical development. We endure the use of its recreation rooms at a meeting place. We endure the use of its recreation rooms at a meeting place. The Bible class, which meets on Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m., is a young men for Christian development. We meet on Monday of the meeting of the Bible class. Mr. A. R. Robinson is the principal speaker- HOUSTON HEIGHTS- WEST END. 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