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Darrow Will Defend Dr. Sweet WINDY CITY CHURCH BOMBED VOL. VII AMONG THE LEADERS. This shows that the advertiser recognizes The Informer as an excellent source of the race in this section of the state and country, and it further demonstrates the importance of about the reading clientele of this paper. On this paper has insisted, from time to time, that it hends the field in this respect among the colored newspapers of the country, many of whom merely coot our own horn, and that instead of confessing, we were bragging people, with their peculiar psychology, will believe and give credence to at least one of them. We write, we pass on to the findings and report of this Southern white man, who speaks with authority and WILLIS AT IT AGAIN! According to an article, which appeared in newspapers in recent days, daily newspaper of Cleburn, W. S. Wills, grand wife of the Colored knight of Shakespeare, the Colored knight of his novel and "funny tricks." This time, the knight, also benefited to his order and race, has had his grandson will employ it as an educational car; making welcome visits to the various colleges and universities; and bears of the grand land family and delivering to and concluding meetings of and places. Besides educational campaigns, Mr. Wills hopes to not only boost the cause of the arts, but also to provide a signal service to the antique social group at all places visited by his official grand wife. This new departure was recommended at the grand lodge held at Waco during the summer and the dedication, by unanimous vote of the representatives present, backed up and in this respect, by other things this official can do: will reduce travel expenses of grand lodge officials (fourteen persons can ride in this automobile), and will facilitate the administration of the "Im-m crow" coaches on the "Kansas Railroad." We will ultimately kill our leading man like riding night on the train, and the economy and the South, where they can not get sleeping accommodations for love not found, and that they can get all huddled and doubled on the seats in day care facilities. We will an advanced step for fraternal organizations in Texas but the sisters in New Orleans are sure to come from this innovation. READ NEW ORLEANS NEWS ON PAGE 5 SPICY-RACY-NEWSY THE HOUSTON INFORMER SUPREME COURT TO HEAR EL PASO CAUSE ARGUED New York City — The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announces receipt of a telegram from Fred C. Kohlberglen, a spokesman for the United States, stating that the United States had docked the case of Nixon vs. Hendron, which will be made the entering wedge of an attack upon the diffranchisement of Negroes in the case. The case arises out of a Texas law passed in 1928, prohibiting Negroes from entering primarys. It is confirmed that this effectually diffranchises colored voters in contravention of the fifteenth Amendment, which primaries constitute virtually the only primaries for election to office in that case. The case goes to the U. S. supreme court on appeal from the U. S. district court in New York, to Negro. Dr. A. L. Nixon, from the democratic primaries in accordance with MAMMOTH CROWD AT.YATES SCHOOL LEFT DISGUSTED The program got off to a late start and had to be abbreviated. Aide from virtually all living members of the school board, the board of education were present. AURTIN EDITOR VISITOR. Rev M. M. Haynes, Austin, editor-publisher of the People's Mouthpiece, spent several hours in the city West Midlands to discuss the Convention in Galveston this week. The editor was just from Bryan, where he lives and works relatively. Having so many friends in this city he was kept busy from his arrival dhl his departure meeting and South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925 EMINENT CRIMINAL LAWYER IS INFORMER LEADS RETAINED BY N.A.A.C.P.; WILL COLORED PAPERS DEFEND COLORED DETROITERS IN ADVERTISING New York City—The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has announced that the celebrated lawyer, Clarence Darrow, who was chief counsel in the Tennessee evolution case, was awarded to lead the defense of Mr. O. H. Sweser and ten other Negroes charged with murder for defending Dr. Sweser's home from a mob in Detroit. Arrangements were concluded with Mr. Darrow last week and he left Chicago at once to go to Detroit and prepare the case for Mr. Sweser. The case was heard by Hayes of New York, of counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union. The staff of counsel retained for the case, who will work under the leadership of Mr. Darrow, includes a well-known white Detroit lawyer, who is accused of counsel who have been associated with the case from the beginning. Special to The Informer. In making the announcement of Mr. Dorrows association with the case as an official witness, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People ("The Detroit case involves the third and most dangerous phase of segregation and won a victory in the United States supreme court, in the matter of segregation and won a very big argue in the supreme court the question of segregation by private agreement among white property owners in Detroit," the Detroit case says). Negroes in upheaval to defend his home against eviction by a floue no, incident Negro home anywhere in the Detroit case where the colored people are being told of the charge they did exercise the right of defend- FIRESTONES BUY LARGE RUBBER LEASE IN AFRICA FIRESTONES BUY LARGE RUBBER LEASE IN AFRICA (Prairie News Service) New York City - Harvey & Frostone, president of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, announced last week that he has signed an agreement with the Republic of Liberia, on the North Coast of Africa, by which he has landed and landed suitable for rubber growing for the country. The company fully matured and bearished. He plans to spend over a hundred million dollars in developing the lease. He plans to London to establish an office of the Firestone Plantation Company, a company stone said that the concession was the first to be made in the country, company, foreign or American, English and Dutch capital now control it. He plans to make England realize that America is the largest market for the world, and Mr. Firestone purposes to establish a philanthropic giant deal was consumed in New York recently with Hon. Edwin Barclay, secretary of state of L.A., who will organize a barclay backed by a few days ago. The Firestone characterizes themselves as the pioneers in the development of plantation units to organize twenty separate plantation units, each man-made by contract, sanctuary, warehouse, wells, builders, foresters and soil experts. Each unit will work in a separate district, and will be designed to build will own their buildings and houses in the respective district. A large share of the $100,000,000 price will be devoted to the rebuilding of the port of Morroville, capital city of the state, necessary the company will organize its own shipline life. Tickets for the first female musical revue are on sale today (Friday) at the New York Public Library, and lobby of Old Pillow Temple, Louisiana and St. Louis. EXPERIENCED MAN TO OPERATE CAFETERIAS AT 4 WARD SCHOOLS NELSON C. CHESTER, congenial proprietor of Lincoln White Kitchen, Till Prairie Avenue, and Place Immanuel Garden, Sampoon and Place, has been designated by the local board of education to operate the cafeteria at several of the colored public schools. These cafeteries will be under supervision of the school district, and will be operated at Bruc, Blackhawk, Douglass and Gregory ward schools. Mr. Chester is well prepared for this newly created position, and should bring to the schools a class of culinary personnel that is hard of experience for the job but had years of experience in the cafe, restaurant, cafeteria and eating house business, and is now conducting two of the newest and nicest places of their kind to be found in the city or state. The informer congratulates the business manager, superintendent of public schools and board of education for their selection of Mr. Chester, and RACE PRIDE AND COSMETICS Opportunity Magazine: Guy B. Johnson, a white Southerner with an insuring turn of mind, has stumbled into a curious anamoly in the self-feeling of Negroes. He anks, "Have hair straightness." Social Forces, lightens become permanent features of the Negro culture?" There is nothing supported of information. He took five responses to information. It is supported by a most interesting Chicago Defender, The Negro World. Journal and Guide, Atlanta Institute and Texas Informatics, Informer, and studied advertising on the theme that they money to exhibit their wares without some commemorative profit. Of these stories: Class A, which included advertisements of clothing, food, fuel, professional services, insurance and included books; Class B, which included music, musical instruments, theatre, amusements, Class C, which included beauty preparations, patient medicines, cheap jewelry, and rather elemental desires. The predeparent majority of the advertisements had an adjuster referred to above. And here is the result: Class Class Class A B C The Defender. 6.5 8.3 79.6 The Negro World. 6.5 8.3 79.6 The Journal & Guide. 49.5 35.0 79.6 Atlanta Independent. 35.0 7.5 87.5 Informer. 59.6 65.7 83.5 An interpretation of these figures would doubtless draw protesters from many whites who see in them nothing else but a desire on the behalf of blacks. If the proportions mean anything, we have the very interesting situation of the *The Chicago Defender*, and the *The Movement* (giving great emphasis to the mechanism for "obliterating" the normal existence of the Negro papers giving greatest emphasis to the normal necessities of the daring, and the daring, and the matter, however, from its more ridiculous implications, we have a situation, undoubtedly true, which reflects the tragic dual life of the Negro fashion to which they are exposed for a long period of time, just longer. There are no special Negro styles, and the penalty of nonconformity, and the greater severity, than the bitter ridicules directed at an incongruous end. FRANKLIN HEAD HERE. W. L. McClyde, general manager of the Madane N. A. Franklin Mtg. Co. Chicago, is spending several days here after therapy of their, local Infernal Machine Wrecks Majestic Church Structure Bethesia Baptist Church Suffers $250,000 By Bomb Explosion—Building Recently Purchased From Jewish Congregation on South Side—Pastor, Officials and Members Determined—Police and Detective Agency Making Investigation. (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, IL.—At four o'clock a mile radius of 53rd Street and from their beds by the detonation the mammoth Bethesda Baptist school six blocks around. The blast w Chicago and carried stark fear feared that its thunderous voice The Bethesda Baptist Church Jewish congregation which has a large price is said to have $250 tate men, was much less than it stood majestically in the center rich Jews and a white bourgeois class students. months ago it was $5,500 for the congregation, made the announcement He is the Rev. Eli T. Martin. Chicago, Ill.-At four o'clock Friday morning residents within a mile radius of 53rd Street and Michigan Avenue were aroused from their beds by the detonation of a bomb which destroyed the mammoth Bethesda Baptist Church at the confluence of the Hancock and the Chicago River six blocks around. The blast was the worst ever experienced in Chicago and carried stark fear into the hearts of thousands who feared that its thunderous voice was the herald of an earthquake. The Bethesda Baptist Church was recently purchased from a Jewish congregation which had joined with another group of Jews and erected a synagogue in another locality. The purchase of the church, according to real estate data, was much less than the self-funded monastery in the center of an aristocratic settlement of rich Jews and a white bourgeois from the merchant and commercial classes. Ten months ago it was bombed and damage done to the extent of $8,500. At that time the pastor, backed by his congregation, made the announcement that he did not intend to move the church to Harbor Blvd. Madison. Several of the richest Chicago Negrates are members of the church, including Anthony Overton, president of the Overton-Hygiene Company and of the Boughs National Bank, and Mr. Hinga of the old department of presenting bomb outrages against Negrates that the church was insured against fire for $280,000. The damage was supposed to have been $150,000, which is therefore covered by the insurance. Another $100,000 damage was done in the breaking of windows and the tearing house of residence and apartment of the church. The office of a colored woman who has been "passing" and attending meetings with the church were forced to leave their homes and to hire guards to protect their exposured personal property. GEORGIA SCHOOL GETS BUILDING COSTING $25,000 FORMER TEXAN DIRECTS DRIVE IN NASHVILLE GEORGIA SCHOOL FORMER TEXAN GETS BUILDING DIRECTS DRIVE COSTING $25,000 IN NASHVILLE PRICE: 5 CENTS NO. 23 Sweet MBED Machine Majestic Structure Offers $250,000 By Bomb Ex- Purchased From Jewish Con- pastor, Officials and Members Detective Agency Making In- Friday morning residents within Michigan Avenue were aroused from a bomb which destroyed Church at the confluence of the panes in houses and stores for as the worst ever experienced in the city was the horrish of an earthquake, was recently purchased from a joined with another group of another locality. The purchase, which, according to real estate office was actually worth. It was purchased from the merchant and commerer was bombed and damage done to the pastor, backed by his conti that he did not intend to move. The state's attorney's office got immediate attention, aided by the Keystone National Detective Agency, which looks more hopeful than any move yet made to apprehend the person guilty of probbing bomb outrages against Negroes in the last seven years. A search office in Keystone is being reranged to be ringleaders in certain protective associations which have been appointed by the person guilty of driving colored buyers from white districts. It is reported that informants in the Keystone Police force for the office by a colored woman who has been "passing" and attending meetings were the plausible candidates to instantiate value in apprehending the guilty parties. FORMER TEXAN DIRECTS DRIVE IN NASHVILLE Nashville, Teen—in a drive for $232,600 by the Community of Chester for the college, he joined the faculty in November, the council of agency and the executive committee, comprised by the finance department, the college, selected Henry Allen Boyd to direct the colored work and set up the campus administration. He drove a month of this selection was made here in both daily paper, morning and night. He together to make one organization. The apothecary has worked in every campaign put on by the chest, even in the college. He was put on by Nashville citizens to calm the House fund. It was a time when the time $40,000 was subscribed by Nashville. On Rev. Boyd was made chief man of the committees of management in that position. Then, when the colored people of Nashville took over the college, he was asked to form a separate organization with a small team. He was asked to help the retiring of the corporation. Last fall he joined as secretary. The selection of chairman of the Committee Chair drove people, who failed, that he would be Sullivan, not outstanding the empty position, usually holding. The Madam C.J. Walker Mfg. Co. 640 N West St. Indianapolis - Indiana Phone Preston 3783 Sudden Service Wabash Tailoring & Cleaning Co. Harry Simon, Proprietor 220 San Felipe Street Houston, Texas Pluko WHITE HAIR DRESSING TIMING BLACK WHITE PREPARED ONLY BY The Pluko Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. Pluko WHITE HAIR DRESSING PREPARED ONLY BY The Pluko Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. Pluko HAIR DRESSING Black and White Cans 50% Green Cans 25% MORE THAN A MILLION PACKAGES SOLD A YEAR. Black and White Cans 50+ Green Cans 25+ MORETHAN A MILLION PACKAGES SOLDAYEAR Pondless water. Diamonds are only chunks of coal that attach to their nails. Forbes - Boosten - Transect. Underlined Commanders The three great potential sites were never defended were: Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar and the duke of Wellington. Absent from Cyprus One of the oldest mines located in Cyprus is absent. From which the faintingbands of the island make not only packing and building materials, but oil, water pipes and furniture. Recalling Noah's Wet Spell Zoologism was recently flooded by a flood of over 30 inches to oil. PAGE TWO USE WO PR The 8 Agents --- H Blade MOR --- Dandruff, falling hair, itching scalp and baldness are enemies to scalp health and the growth of long, lustrous hair. Scientists admit they are "germ" diseases and to cure the germ must surely be destroyed. r reason germ life; they that attack unhealthy only diseased tissues, tend to be caused by the germ proven dandruff and itch, allay WALK- HAIR scalp, stimulate growth make for long lustrous harmful hair. Sudden Service Houston, Texas You get more. Pliko Hair Dressing in the big Green and Black and White Carn for your money than any other similar preparation on the market. In fact, you couldn't even buy the materials to make the same amount of the most ordinary hair dressing that you could fully perfume Pliko Hair costs you already prepared. The manufacture of Pliko Hair Dressing are able to give you a liberal quantity of this wonderful preparation containing the finest丝 for straightening hair and making it long, soft and glossy at the tremendous volume of their business. Due to the unfulfilling of Pliko Hair Dressing to make even the most harsh, wiir, stroburn hair long, straight and beautiful without the aid of hot iron, it is now being sold by more than 60,000 dealers worldwide, increasing the rate of more than a million packages a year. **Asbestos From Cyprus** One of the chief materials mined in Cyprus is asbestos, from which the filtration of air is packaged and building materials, but oil, water pipes and furniture. **Recalling Neat's Wet Spell** Zoilized was recently discovered as a rainfall of over 30 inches in a week. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925 Herbert's Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Wholesale Distributors of ANTI-BILIOUS REMEDIES 807 PRAIRIE AVENUE Phones: Pres. 4752-8866 HOUSTON, TEXAS No Funeral Too Small or Too Large For Me. UNDERTAKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phones: Hadley 95 Hadley 1781-W 2002 DOWLING ST. Corner Pierce MAKE NO MISTAKE CALL CAPITOL 2746 We Bend It Anywhere Made Its Way by the Way Its Made STANDARD ICE CREAM COMPANY 1230 WILLIAM ST. Served Where Only the Best Is Served 30-ounce gallon package guaranteed. Immediate package service. GREEN CLEANERS AND DYERS Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Alterations Work Called for and Delivered We Mend Your Clothes Ladies' Work a Specialty POSITIVELY NO GASOLINE ODOR Phone Preston 9991 1321 Ruthven St. F. F. STONE, M.D. MEDICINE AND BURGERY Office: 400-407 Odd Fellows Temple (11 buay, Prez. 1909 or BSEE). The Aurora Borealis Utilizes the aurora borealis, the causes of the aurora borealis was unknown. It is generally supposed to be caused by negative electrolysis. It exalts only in the region of the pole. Philadelphia Led Milwaukee Philadelphia, the city of modern municipalities whose plan was prepared for a particular site, and the rectangular plan there adopted has guided city planning in America ever since. English Poets Laureate Geoffrey Chaucer, who tired from 1858 to 1400, was the first to assume the title of English. An early as of 1400 there had been a verifier regis or king's poet. Early Lighthouse The first lighthouse built by the United States as an independent government is at Annapolis, at the entrance of Chanage bay. It was founded in 1792, when fish oil was used for lighthouse sperm oil being substituted in 1810. A. B. FEDFORD, Jeweler, watchmaker and optician, successor to B. F. Taylor and Co., diamonds and jewelry, eyeglasses, eyeglasses, fitted, 1013 W. Dallas, Houston, Texas. Phone Presson 7663. Hours: 8 a.m-1 p.m, 3:30 p.m, 7:00 p.m Office Phone: +212-543-2788 Dr. Chas. W. Pemberton MEDICINE, AND BURGERY Residence: 1022 Frederick St. Phone Capital 2995 The Georgette Rooms to let—Furnished or unfurnished from $1.50 up. Everything sanitary. 608 HEINER STREET Corner Buffalo Drive PHONE PRESTON 7492 S. B. WILLAMS NOTARY PUBLIC Room 408 Odd Fellows Temple Phone: Office Preston 3928, Res. Preston 7178 Office: Taborian Bldg. Suite 220, Preston 4181. 807% Prairie Ave. Houston, Tex TRY OUR CELEBRATED FOUNTAIN SPECIALS SANDWICHES And SALADS PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPE- CIALTY PEOPLES PHARMACY G. R. M. NEWMAN, Prop. 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 Miss. ROSÉ C. WILLEY WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Bigger, Better and Cheaper WHY NOT JOIN THE ODD FELLOWS OR THE JOINING FEE FOR MEN AND WOMEN $2.50 EACH. Medical Examination Free, No Initiation. Get in Now. The Grand Director, Brother J. H. Riddle, has made the following decisions: That every member, both Odd Fellows and Inmates, shall receive $1.25 for each new member secured DURING THE DRIVE. That a class of candidates for the Household shall be obligated each Monday evening from 4 to 6 p. m., and brothers from 7:30 to 9:00 p. m. each Monday evening. That the Drive BEGINS OCTOBER 10, 1925, and ENDS NOVEMBER 10, 1925. That all applications shall be filled with Brother Waldo Mattes, room 408, Odd Fellows' Temple, who will direct candidates to doctors for examinations. That the obligating team for Odd Fellows are: Jno. W. Brown, A. F. Hall, R. Nowlin and A. D. Sterrett. For the Household are Inmates: Miss E. E. Cobb, Mrs. A. B. Hart, Mrs. V. E. Dollie and Mrs. Mary Spencer. YOU NEED THIS PROTECTION FOR YOURSELF AND FAMILY For further information see Brother J. H. Riddle, Director, or Waldo Matthews, State Grand Organizer. All the latest equipment for hair and beauty work. The most important treatment with all necessary ingredients. The preparations for hair. The system taught in the school or by a specialist. J. H. RIDDLE, Director, Manager Drive. Bigger, Better ODD HOUSEHOUSE JOINING FEE FOR Medical Examiner The Grand Director, Brot That every member, both each new member secured D That a class of candidate evening from 4 to 6 p. m., evening. That the Drive BEGINS 1925. That all obligations shall That candidates can select That Houston should have That new members may That all applications shall Odd Fellows' Temple, who w That the obligating team R. Nowlin and A. D. Sterrett For the Household are In V. E. Dollie and Mrs. Mary S YOU NEED THIS PRO For further information a thews, State Grand Organizer ASK ANY OD WALDO MATTHEWS, Organizer. Phone Preston 7790 SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Grand Director and Mgr. Membership Drive. Room 408, Odd Fellows' Temple Special arrangements for cut-down applicants to come to our school and visit us will be made by a manager on request of application. We wish to begin the use of the Rose C lumber on the campus. mail to your address a six weeks' treat ment含请给 one-box of, or Ikea Growers one box of, with instructional all in $10.00. MME, R. C. 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Foster | DENTIST $a ‘Sundays by Appointment hy Office 2711 Odin Avenue—Washington Thearre Building y “SMITH’S RESTAURANT Pode Ag BEST OF SERVICE BY EXPERIENCED HELP aeee Sondescoaseenpoenooestrens J. J. HARDEWAY a Elvidge 2 ‘K DR ae re ee We have a small supply of wrought iron floor lamps with decorated glasse parchment shades. These lamps are made to sell for $8.00. With each purchase of ten cans of Delgado's Chili, Tamales, or Red Beans you can purchase one floor lamp for the surprising price of $1.95. First come—first served. "The House of a Thousand Favors" R.T. ANDREWS 408 MILAM GROCER P. City Happenings Tickets for the first female musical tour in the world are being Hobert's Drug Store, 807 Prairie Ave. and lobby of Old Poppies Temple, Louisiana and Prairie. Get your right now--don't be left in the rush. LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO., WE ARE FEATURET LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO., 905-907 Congress Avenue WE ARE FEATURING THE GREATEST VALUES IN HOUSTON WINTER COATS $1975 For Coats That Would Sell Up to $30 in the Regular Way $2975 For Coats That Would Sell Up to $40 in the Regular Way Several hundred Coats—the newest styles of the season—most of them enriched with beautiful fur and textured and the season's leading fabrics at prices that make them real values. Special in Silk and Wool Dresses In this group you'll find the season's most fashionable. Ornamental, that are right up to the minute and the season's leading fabrics at prices up to $12.50 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GARMENT UNTIL WANTED. Values Up to 1952. SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF NEW HATS, $6 AND $7.50 VALUES METALLICS— BATINE BROODES VELVETS FELTS This is, without a doubt, one of the greatest boys' garments of the month. Ornamental, in the finest values ever offered in fashion, is the beginning of the season. Nets but, the newest, a piece that is superior, a range of the choicest colors. OPEN SATUR- DAY NIGHTS "WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY" LEWIS-BLUMRICH CO. 905-907 CONGRESS AVE Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city visiting friends and relatives and being royally entertained. Mrs. Bernice Taylor of Chicago is the guest of her cousin, Miss Princess Elizabeth of the Y. W. C. A. residence, 460 Sullamur. Glaive Baptist Church Rev. Brantford, pastor, is still forging the front with excellent services and large crowds; last Sunday the pastor was invited to speak to an appreciative audience. Mrs. C. C. Stuart, wife of the district manager o the Suffolk Southern Inventor Life) has been on the disability list for the past several days. Rev. J. G. Gathings, Goland, passed on the city week on week, on route to the General Baptist Convention, which meets on the 21st to 28th in. Three (3) big prizes will be given the Grand Hallowenke Mark Dance at 10 a.m. on Saturday night, October 11. Music by David Lombard, Seating Jasper. J. "Say, child, have you purchased a book and have you taken a calre声 at the Odd Fallow Tangle tonight (Friday)? Well, you had been harry and got your ticket, for the book, and now you hot chilien love me, those thunders are going Misses. R. P. Hardy and Walter Huff, both of Louisiana, sisters of Mrs. B. Hardy, who was married to to attend the wedding of Miss Joyce Boudreau, which takes place Friday (today). Mrs. Hardy is the bride mother. 905-907 Congress Avenue ING THE GREATEST VALUES IN HOUSTON THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925 LINCOLN LINCOLN Who Are the Victims of CAPITAL PUNISHMENT? Is one man's life of more value than another's? Look up the electric chair record of the great State of Texas and note that practically all of these legalized murders have been committed upon members of the colored race. Compare the criminals of other races THEN SEE "CAPITAL PUNISHMENT?" SUN., MON., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 26, 27— and decide what should become of this hellish institution which operates for the sole benefit of the weakest citizens. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT is a chain on the neck of civilization and serves barbarism rather than justice. Every person in the country in general and Texas in particular should see this question of the hour unfolded in a graphic drama that will never be forgotten. We Urge You to See It. PLAYING NOW, FRIDAY and SATURDAY— TOM MIX In "THE LUCKY HORSESOE" You help a landable and worthy cause when you attend the annual barkan, musical revue and baby contest have been directed by the local W. C. A. at the Odd Fellows Temple; revue tonight (Friday) and big baby content tomorrow night (Saturday). Don't miss it! Office Phone Preston 6350 DR. WALDO J. HOWARD DENTIST Suites 201-202-203 Odd Fellows Temple Louisiana St. at Prairie Ave. X-RAY EXAMINATIONS HOUSTON, TEXAS C. C. PENN REAL ESTATE-LOANS Homes Built on Easy Pay-ments FOOTBALL RESULTS FAIR OFFICIALS PUSHING PLANS FOR BIG EVENT The entertainment committee was fortunate in booking the John Frances carriage on the road, consisted of a carnival company on the road, consisted of seven riding devices, and many other attractions that will make this fair interesting for all ages and all backgrounds. Several ladies are wanted to enter the ticket sellout campaign. Apply at once to C. W. Hoe. general manager, Milton street, phone: Preston 487. Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN TO TERMINATE NOV. 5TH NEW MT. PILGRIM Rev. W. H, Rhode, Pastor. Things were high in S. S.; lesson viewed by pastor. The Stup, made some things plain that the school really enjoyed. Enlisted. Beaten. Received the lesson to take hold on them. We were gladiators. Samuel Brown, members who have been out of town for some time. We were out of town on Sunday, November 29. On Monday off Sunday, November 29. On Monday Rev. Henry Allen Boyd, Nashville Tenn., secretary of the National Public Superintendent, and S. S. workers are invited to come and hear this great story. Y. W. C. A. NOTES The health club gym class is open for registration both to those who wish to attend and to those who gain in weight. Phone Capital B18 A Halloween party will be given at the gym. All members and friends are invited. Miss Crystal Bryd, the national girl basketball player, will give of our girl reserve committee and from November 11 to 17. All attention this week points to the annual basketball tournament, the girls' nighty nights. Each night's entertainment will be a treat to you. Friday, musical concerts, and Saturday, ALPHONSE WILLIAMS, Bhoe Saleeman at Buckley's Shoe Store, 315 Main Street, say: "Ten thousand Houston mothers recognize the 'BUCKLEYKIN' trademark as their guide, to FIT, STYLE and WEAR and WEAR-and WEAR in Children's Shoes; for, really, folks, children who 'grow up in' BUCKLEYKIN Shoes are assured of perfectly formed feet--real foot comfort." and Oxords to Buckley's, in sizes from 5 to 8, $8; 10 to $11, $30; 11 to $14, $30; 11 to $14, $30; quality and 'verability' Just send or bring the kidnes to me at Buckley's and bring pair of our celebrated 'BUCKLE-KINN'; Buckley also gives free X-Ray Music Society Holds Meeting At Antioch Officers: Dr. P. D. Foster, president; Miss Krena Swiec, sweep; Miss Cousinate Swiec, correspondent; corresponding secretary; Mrs. B. J. Covington, treasurer; Mrs. O. S. Smith, district president; Mrs. W. D. Slide, district supervisor. Davis Elected Head Georgia Republicans MADAME FRANKLIN AUTHOR TEXT BOOK ON BEAUTY CULTURE Chicago Defender: Madame N. A. Franklin of the well-known Franklin School of Beauty Culture, located at 1834 Indiana Ave, near Chicago, has been a beauty culture that fits a long-documented need. it treats the subject of Beauty Culture to the subject of the work, yet the beauty culture itself fades in manner, thoroughly covering the many branches of the work, yet the book is still a practical manner. The book is a departure from the usual text book treating upon this subject, but it is a practical manner in practical manner with the many technical problems that come up in this text book. In this text book are invaluable to students of this subject and are the result of a practical expert, real-time experience. GAMMON PROFESSOR ATTENDS CONFERENCE Dr. Wills J. King, professor at Gammon Theological Seminary, Albany, N.Y., will lead a week en route to the annual conference of the Association of Church, of which he is a member, at the University. Before accepting the professorship of Gannon, the Todd Professor of Christian Discipleship of this city and had a large bust of Boudreau there. In a graduate school at the University, and is one of the most scholarly and best prepared young students in the book, "The Negro in American Life," to be employed in the white Sunday schools of the Northern church of the Church of Jesus Christ. The large bldg will be given away free at the Grand Halloween Mauk Dance at Odd Pallow Temple, Saturday night. October 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Samuel Green, general manager. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER BARGAIN BASEMENT DRESSES There Is No Mistake in Price They Are Only $298 Dresses of Jacquard and Brocaded effects in pretty patterns. Attractively styled. A dress offering that will appeal to every conservative woman. 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MADISON works weekly and bonuses. MADISON 100 Broadway, New York City. (13) RACE AIDS HAMPTON-TUSKEGEE CAMPAIGN SOUTH GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER $200,000 GIVEN BY AMERICAN NEGROES IN HAMPTON-TUSKEGEE ENDOWMENT DRIVE NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY RAIN FAILS TO MARR DREAMLAND OPENING Though torrents of rain last Thursday night that was not sufficient to "damper" the opening of the Dreamland Cabaret, formerly the Elite. It plettely remodeled the old place from the entrance, where a coot ticket booth was installed, to a beautiful polished mirrors that where beautiful polished mirrors had been clipped with clean cloth protectors, the line placas on the tables, the chairs, the tables and the benches, the stationery, the whole place presenting a wonderful appearance. A way of lonely night had been inaugurated as waitresses and their service applauded. A band furnished music for the occasion and special entertainments anused the guests. VISITING LADIES GUESTS OF CLUB YOU are cordially invited to attend the FIRST GRANT ANNOYANCE DAZZLE Give her the YOUNG MEN'S '22 S. & P CLUB (for the benefit of their bundle fund) MONDAY, JULY 10, GCT. 26, 1926 On the FARISMAN GARDEN Dancing from 8 p. to 1 a.m. Music by the FAMOUS PARISIAN ORCHES- MUSIC ADMISSION-300 Joe W. Turek, Chairman I have the best location in New Orleans (Garage here) for a first-choice drug store. Corner location in center of town near railroad stations on a busy street. Transit station. Unused building to suit tenant. Rent reasonable. Chance of Mtime. IF YOU MEAN BUSINESS, P.O. BOX 15, NEW ORLEANS, LA. West. For several years he played the Oblate, Mahlke, Richard the Richard, and the comedian compared him favorably with the great actors as Keno, Boehl, Harrett, and the great French actor, Monet Sulia, in the great Greek tragedy, Actaea. In St. Charles Play. CORNER STONE LAID, FOR Impressive ceremonies marked the laying of the corner stone of the new St. Mark Fourth Baptist Church, corner Gales and Pendleton streets, on Thursday. The foundation was laid under the auspices of Cyrus Lodge, No. 48 with the Rev. H. G. J. Devore, president of the First District of the congregation, and the remarkable growth of the congregation is largely attributed to this effort. C. S. Thomas, the pastor of the church, states that the new edifice will be modern in every respect. The congregation was recently near Howard street near Tulane but the site was recently sold to the Charity. The opening ceremonies Sunday afternoon were conducted in the tent of the church, where the new shipping. From there the members, the lodge and the hundreds of visitors of the church, attended the exercise of the exercises was the singing of the shout and the well known St. Mark J. Macy. FLINT-GOODHAM HOSPITAL HAS COLORED BOUNDENOGRAPH For the first time in the history of Flint-Longtown Hospital, a colored person has been appointed to the hospital. Larry Blakely of New York City, has accepted the grabber at the hospital and begun work. The management of the hospital is being very highly complimented by recognition recorded as Marian Blakely. SHOW TEN COMMANDMENTS. Damilo's famous picture, the Ten Commandments, was also new. The Weekly News reported Saturday of last week. The students and handwritten visitors were much impressed with the pictures and the school authorities were congratulated at having arranged PASTORS EXCHANGE PULUPITS. Showing the friendly relation and evidencing the Christian love existing between the Methodist ministers in the city, the Church, the Rev. Calvin S. Stanley, the Church, the Rev. Calvin S. Stanley, A. M. P. Church, the Rev. W. A. M. Clondow, D. D. exchange polites on behalf of the Church. MONROE VISITORS HERE. Nra. B. M. Parker and Nra. O. B. Midlock of Montrose, Lon. are the guests of the street. They plan to spend three weeks there. Nra. Midlock is the sister of Nra. Branigan. FRANKS HAVE SON. A bouncing baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walden frank on October 11 and mother and son are doing little things. Ranelle Tate cult before her marriage. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925 NEW ORLEANS DEPARTMENT THE HOUSTON INFORMER is on sale in the Crescent City every FRIDAY AFTERNOON at the PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE, 242 S. Rampert Street, and by Carrier Boys on Saturday in Aigleys, McDougall Street, 242 S. Rampert Street, and by Nestlé on Saturday in NEWS MATTER, including Church, Club and Sporting News must be in the hands of the Editors by Sunday of each week. Mail to P. O. 11. SOCIETY NEWS should be mailed to reach the Society Editor, MISS VIOLA CONNELY, 317 N. Roman St, New Orleans, by Saturday. Miss Connelly's telephone is Galves 6111-W. Subscriptions, Advertising and applications as circulators, should be mailed to The CHISHISMO NEWS SERVICE, P. O. BOT 125, NEW COLORED SUPERVISORSHIP THE BASTARD CHILD OF PREJUDICE AND SYCOPHANCY'S INTIMACY By HARRISON M. GILLIEAN. The birth should have been the result of a holy alliance between high ideals and a sinner desire to promote COLORED BISHOPS TO BE GIVEN VOTE BY EPISCOPALIANS COLORED BISHOPS TO BE GIVEN VOTE BY EPISCOPALIANS Two Colored Bishops. If sustained by the House of Deputies, the Iranian bishop of North Carolina and the Rt. Rev. E. Thomas Denby, autocrat of North Carolina, the one and only two colored bishops, was the first time be permitted to have a vote. The colored delegates and visitors at the bishop's visitation jubilant when it was announced that the bishop had been married. Both bishops were treated with unusual courtesy and consideration when the visitors were taken to Gaudé Institute, while Bishop Denby joined the Temple Jerusalem for the automobile which was to convey them, one of the bishops, to the temple. They thought they had no conveyance. She rushed up and said, "Why here is it so difficult for you? You must come with me in my car." Exhibit in White Church. The colored delegates and visitors at the ring the Negro schools of New mussed. Whatever concerns the whispering campaigns are cowardment being given to the school the Houston Informer an article omel of the colored schools. Incigro schools was mentioned, and, of the things being said and al-majeed with school affairs, the were matters of common gossip, news story there has been much t. Several persons have attempt-erer. But there is but one explanation. No outside person, nor anyone ired it. the interest of the colored people of New Orleans through the medium of the schools. But, it appears, the birth of the Negro schools in the light of darkness upon men and women who would be the idols of the "great I be it." the superintendent of the city schools, who had charge of the Negro schools and the supervise-ment of the supervise-ment idea, was the man, whose熟ed opinion of Negro womanhood was best shown by his sec-mentor, who never called a colored woman or a Negro woman by their first name. (To be continued next week.) presence in New Orleans. Their attendance at the various sessions and meetings has not been marked by any attempt at segregation and the friendliness of the students has been greatly greeted by the many white acquaintances, is quite noticeable. The local committee in charge of arrangements, in cooperation with the local school, is responsible for the educational work of the colored schools, operated under the direction of the American church institute for the education of the church delegates and thousands of visitors to the attention of the church delegates. Robert W. Patton, D. D., director of the educational work among the colored people, was the principal of the WMSB, telling the work of the institute and the need for the ex-education facilities for Negro children. A bishop from Liberia also has radioed an address telling of the Negro republic and The exhibits of the various Episcopal schools for colored are prominent from Jerusalem Church (white), just across from Jerusalem Temple. Among the schools are the Industrial and Industrial School of New Orleans; St. Augustine School, Raleigh; C. S. Paul's Normal and Industrial School, Raleigh; Bishop Payne DIVinity School, Petersburg; Va. Fort Valley High and Industrial Voccee Normal and Industrial School, Denmark; S. C. Oklahoma Industrial Voccee Normal and Industrial Athanasiae School, Brunswick, Ga.; Hoffman-St. Mary's School, Kelling Teen, and St. Mark's School, Birmingham. New School Display. In a building next to the Anthemenum, the Christ Parochial and Institutional School of Powers City, Arkansas has a special exhibit. This school is only 14 months old but the work it does is a testimony to its recognition as so successful that the Forrest City Chamber of Commerce has named it the King and his assistant, Miss Ruth Normant, to the convention with their students, whose work is very conspicuous among much excellent work. Bishop Normant exhibits the artworks of the trustee board of the school. Among the exhibits are curtains made from cotton and a historically dried, a large worn carpet, many dainty embroidered pieces and beautiful drapes. The exhibit at the First Methodist Church contains much student work demonstrating artistic ability and Notice to Odd Fellows & H. H. of Ruth To the Lodges and Household of Ruth of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, Jurisdiction of Texas: Brethren and Sisters—Greeting: This comes to inform you that Brother H. G. Gorce, the late Grand Master of the Odd Fellows in Texas, has been called to his reward and I have asked the Grand Master of the order of Texas, May God help me to discharge the duties of the office in such manner as will be a credit to the great order which we represent. You will please note carefully my first announcement to the Lodges and Households throughout Texas. (a) NOTICE. To Local Lodges in Jurisdiction No. 25, State of Texas: in view of the fact that D. G. Master H. G. Gorce has deceased we believe it to be fitting that the local lodges throughout the jurisdiction observe memorial services in their halls on Sunday evening, November 1st, at 3:30 p.m. This applies to those lodges that have not already carried out a service. We urge that this observance be made unserved by all local lodges in connection with the Households of Ruth. A statewide observance will be arranged in Houston later on in the year. 1. My office will be in Corsicana, Box 185. All communications should be sent to my home address. 2. I ask co-operation and brotherly kindness from all the Brotherhood and Sisters of Ruth. 3. We want the Odd Fellows to not only hold their own in Texas but we should move forward with greater leaps and bounds than ever before. 4. We don't want any sleepers and drones in our camp but every man should be wide awake and at work on the problems which will necessarily confront us as a great institution. 5. We want 10,000 new members this year and a revival in all the Lodges and Households in the jurisdiction. Can we have it? 6. Until the next Grand Lodge, all cards, medical blanks will be secured from office of the medical examiner, Dr. J. R. Moore, San Antonio; Grand Secretary J. T. Ewing and J. H. Riddle, Odd Fellows Temple, Houston. 7. At present we have four organizers appointed by the board at the last Grand Lodge as follows: Waldo Matthews of Silsbee, Texas; E. G. McDonald, Milford, Texas; Bro. P. A. Hill of Austin, Texas, and Bro. Willis of Denison, Texas. The board has not authorized any others. 8. Let every member in the order, every organizer, every loyal supporter, to call for a forward movement and success will crown our efforts. 9. For the present, the drive for members will be conducted by the endowment department, all organizers reporting directly to Bro. J. H. Riddle's office, and that office to the grand master. 10. The grand master will ask the head of all departments to report to his office for all information and any changes affecting the work. 11. The tree is known by the fruit it bears, and the workman is known by his reports. 12. Now, again we ask the membership to give us your support, your powers, your loyalty and your push and above, and we shall go over the top. 13. The Budget will hereafter be mailed from Houston with the grand master as chief editor and Bro. G. S. Meadows of Commerce, Texas, as corresponding editor; arrangements by our late district grand master. 15. We ask the lodges and members in the jurisdiction everywhere to let us practice economy in all our handling of the people's money. In other words, let "economy" be the slogan for this administration and "saving" our watchword. Send us the news items and we shall hope to give you a first-class paper. Yours in F. L. and T. J. T. EWING, G. W. JACKSON, D. G. Secretary, D. G. Master No. 25. Odd Fellows Temple, Houston, Texas. State of Texas. WILEY WILDCATS WILL TACKLE P.V. PANTHERS ON LATTER'S GRIDIRON Houstoniana, and others in South Texas will have their first chance (and only one of the chances of the season) to see two strong football teams play in Houston on Friday, October 24, when the Willy Walters of Minnesota will invade the Huskies, both schools are anxious to win game and Coach Long and Hume Coach Long respectively, are expecting their charges to make a mighty fine show. The game begins at 8:30 p. m. and a large crowd of Houston rooters for both schools will be present to witness the game, which will be eleven. The game is on sale in Houston at Hertz's Drug Store, 807 Prairie avenue, and Hertz's Hat Shop, Odd Pallows Temple. All society will be tonight (Friday) at the Old Pallows Temple to watch the first annual musical revue and comedy—something new and novel, and a "cream" from beginning to end. Odd Fellows & H. STATE OF TEXAS Corsicana, Texas, Oct. 1, 1925. PAIGN HOUSTONIANS TO DALLAS. 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We provide a woundless new treatment that is brushing away wounds and strengthening the skin. And Vice Versa It is possible for a man to have plenty to live on, but little to live for.—Fortland Evening Express. SundaySchool Lesson (BP, RYW, B. F. NITWATER, D.D. Dean of the Nursing School, Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) (B. 1919, Western Newspaper Union.) Lesson for October 25 PAUL IN EPHEBUS LESSON TEXT—Article 18:11-41. GOLDEN TEXT—"For the love of money in the root of evil"—Irm. 17 * Apollon, an Alexandrian Jew, an elephant man and in nighty in the Sorburea. He had diligently taught the things of the Lord, knowing only the baptism of John. When Apollon and expounded unto him the way of God, he became lost of instruction in Christian truth. Therefore, they took him and expounded unto him the way of God, and came into full light, the brethren gave him a letter of endowment as a J. John's Disciples Become Christians (v. 1.7). These 12 disciples had been taught preparation for the kingdom of God. Paul taught them to believe on Christ, i.e. to receive him as the One on Christ, and then for them, they received Christ, Paul held hands upon them and they received the Holy Spirit. Paul preaching in Sebastian (v. 8.10). In the Jewish Synagogue (v. 8). Those in the Jews were Paul's disciples, and then first with the gospel. His preaching was characterised; i.e. by boldness. He realised that God had authority that His authority was back of him. (2) By reason. God's message is, in accord with the highest reason. He is the reason to come boldly with a reasonable message, it must be accompanied by persuasion. (4) By speaking, "concerning the kingdom of God." He did not discourse on current events, literatures or philosophy, but upon the message of Jesus. (5) In the Schoolhouse of Tyrnan (vv. 9-10). He gave the beneficiaries of the gospel of the God, were only hardened by Paul's earnest preaching. Paul was the teacher, and resorted to the Schoolhouse of Tyrnan. This was followed with glorious results. (11) God Working Minutes by Paul (vv. 12). Ephesus was noted for its wonder workers. If Paul's ministry was to the success he had ended up in an accident, he had been hardworking. His work. So wonderfully did he manifest His power that hardwearing and arduous brought from Paul's ministry the slick and cast out evil spirits. I, A. Glorious Awakening (vv. 37-41). Fear Pulp Fiction All (v. 17). News of the casting out of these evil spirits created impressive favors to Christianity. Through it, the Front Three Who Frozen Faith in Christ. While Nine Live Right in Life (v. 18). They believed but had not broken from them Up the Practice of Black Arts (v. 19). This means forms of juggery by which they proved the guinnesses of their actions by publicly burning their books Up of the Silvermith at Ephorus (v. 28-41). (1) The Occasion (v. 28-24) the power of the gospel in destroying the infamous business of Demetrius and his followers. It was clear to them that idolatry was tolerated in the market of others of a similar nature, called a meeting and stated that much people had been killed in the market for their warms was instantly weakened. He appealed to his followers. The market of business, saying: "This our craft, is in danger of being set at mangle, in the market of religious prejudice. He said: "The temple of the great goddess Diana shall be deprived" (v. 27). His speech gained Christianity Christianity is in no mere scheme of doctrine or of ethical practice, but is a way of life, a way of nature and above, descending into it; a historically supernatural movement on the world that is wholly enlightened by the power of the institution in the person of Jesus Christ—Horace Burhill. Giving and Receiving We live in a world of giving as well as of receiving—American Friend. 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Newspaper dispatches from all sections of the country indicate that the American Negro is facing one of the most stubborn and formidable fights in the history of the race in America, and unquestionably against the inferior and insidious attack of this hideous, hydraheded monster, Racial Prejudice, he will be robbed and robbed of every vestige of his political, civic and economic rights and warranties within the next decade or two. The black man who can not read the signs of the times and give his voice to the voices of those deformed already; for it is a tite aphorism applicable to our predicament, just as true today as when originally uttered, that "he would be free, himself must strike the first blow." The segregation menace is bobbing up with painful regularity in different sections of the country, and a determined effort seems to be making the race black in this reputed "land of the free and home of the brave." To further their program of restricted residential districts, these foes to orderly government and traducers of democracy, are resorting to violence and terrorism in their maddened and frenzied invasions of the colored man who dares to threaten "lily-white" domain. While these proponents of segregation are raising huge sums of money to vigorously prosecute their cause, and are employing bomb-throwers, vandals and anarchists in the execution of their crimes, they are also using the same impulses by and trusting solely and wholly in the "good white folks and the Lord;" or holding mass-meetings and passing empty and meaningless resolutions, deploring this and denouncing that, but all breaking for the door when the suggestion is made that a fund be raised to counsel and fight the matter out through the courts of the land. IF THE BLACK MAN EVER BECOMES AN ENTITY IN THE LIFE OF THIS COUNTRY; IF HE IS TO BE TREATED AND BEAUTIFIED ANY OTHER BEAUTY IN OUR PEROGENEOE POPULATION, AND BE ACCORDED ALL THE RIGHTS AND PREBOGATIVES WARRANTED AND GUARANTEED HIM UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THIS COUNTRY, HE MUST AWAKE FROM HIS RIP VAN WINKLE SNOOZE AND DO SOMETHING FOR HIMSELF. We have operated too much along the individualist line, often employing the tactics of the ostrich (burying our heads in the sand and not beholding the attacking elements or forces, as if such procedure removed the danger or altered the situation), and we have fooled nobody but ourselves on one hand, while on the The Houston Informer other hand we have not gotten very far in securing and maintaining our inalienable and sacred rights and privileges. When legislation and measures are proposed and passed that are inalienable and hostile to other radiance of the earth, will raise our standards, offer both the measure and its proponent or proponents; but with us we begin to engage in our favorite pastime, singing our national anthem, and bewailing "our sad and bitter lot," but doing nothing tangible or concrete to seek redemption from such evils and lilies. SOONER OR LATER COME INTO A REALIZATION OF THE FACULTY that HIS INTERESTS ARE MUTUAL, AND THAT NEEPER THE LIFE NOR PROPERTY OF ANY MEMBER OF THE RACE IS SAFE OR SECURE AS LONG AS WE VICIETIMES OF COLORPHORIA AND ITS VARIOUS RAMIFICATING. The second emancipation of the race must be effected by the race, for while Lincoln's emancipation proclamation took us out of slavery, it failed to take slavery and its imprints out of us. To put over this or any other program the race must develop and select its own leadership, and cause submitting meekly and docilely to a superimposed leadership, which, so often, will sell us the freedom we need. THE PATHWAY TO COMPLETE EMANCIPATION FROM THE INJUSTICES AND INEQUALITIES OF OUR DAY AND TIME IS NOT STREWN WITH SWEET-SCENTED FLOWERS, NOR IS IT FREE FROM RUTS, BAD BRIDGES AND DANGEROUS CURVES; AND ONLY THE RACE WITH RED BLOOD, HAD NO NONE CAN EVER HOPE TO NEGOTIATE THIS ROAD AND REACH ITS DESTINATION. SELLA! SUNDAY FUNERALS AND FUNERALS ON SUNDAY. At best, most of the big "Sunday funerals" we have witnessed in this city are sickening, disgusting and a travesty upon Christianity; and it was to put an end to such disgraceful and degrading spectacles that the Informer took its position some years back to demonstrate demonstrations and celebrations on Sundays. We devote to them many hours of service and personal persons who hurried the biggest rock at the decedent while he was alive, will bring the largest bouquet and place it upon his bier when he passes away. It is not our intention to enter into any controversy here regarding the rightness or wrongness of any pastor in refusing to attend a service; it is not our intention to other minister for such purposes, or to open the door of his church for said purpose; that is largely a matter between himself, his conscience and his God—for no church building is the sole and whole property of the pastor, though the pulpit is his by divine appointment and ordination. However, the Informer is in heart accord with the movement to be Sunday funerals, as such, and thinks that when our people have been properly enlightened along this line, they will acquiesce and govern themselves accordingly. COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVES AND COLORED CITIZENS. Since our annual drive does not begin until the middle of next month, the Informer again suggests that we point a message of local colored cities to work among our own people, just as is being done in Dallas, Nashville and other Southern cities which conduct Community Chest camps. PUBLIC FORUM Last but not by any means least, but uniting Christian chaplet, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Church should indeed be proud of such people—indicted the city of Houser, Arkansas, where he lives, within its confines such truly Christian characters. He demands it shall be there the first of the year to present one or two plays from the following books: *Should There Be Children*, *The Unmarried Mother*, *The Degree of the Gods*, *A. W. HARMINGS*, *$20 South Olive, San Antonio, Texas*. DE WALT ISSUES APPEAL TO ALL P. V. GRADUATES It is fortunate, indeed, that such men as constitute the present board of directors of the Prairie View Academy, will come to the rescue of Prairie View at the most crucial period in its history, when the right thing will be done, because they cannot afford to do otherwise. We will need to furnish them ground floor information which will aid them materially in their success, and we will need to worry about the outcomes. If my belief, based upon authentic assurance, that the alumnus association has a splendid opportunity to be of great help, I will be constructive a program at Prairie View, provided we do go off half a day and a couple of hours in authority with personal views and recommendations which should reach the discerning and weakening the influence of your own organizations and credit for anything good that may be snatch off a little artificial spotlight and my "in the people's business." By now we should know from experience that the proposition they are calculated to OPINIONS CIMBEE'S RAMBLINGS INFORMOGRAMS Fo you gits itl 171 plisut de cordeman stane for de new hi schl坦 be tn node de jac Dake丫hi skool will be hld, an de good work uv work' mio'k skool an de good work uv work' mio'k an Apenskin'u vglitin'er new hi skool tucks me back tmr good my oel skool an' de day wn de kids uv oel ohaem town fus' moved inter er sho' nuff skool bildin', bilt an' fur data modup en upur ture Since the Pulman porters of America have begun organizing themselves for mutual protection. it appears that their experience very much interrupted the inexperienced. Not a few and under-paid porters are fair warnings are being handed these two thousand and more employees to the unlair and produced attentions that the A.F. of L. has always observed for the past thirty or more observations on the past birthday or laborer has very little to expect by uniting the labor organizations that the colored brother is left with the empty bag to handle. Unlair Dat wuz er grata 'anglory lauvon dat wuz er in dat in dat burg called Ft. Worth. Toward the end, skool in de chieh'ca; de Baptis' kids in de Murchies' church, kids in de Murchies' church, I 'mame' kids in de Murchies' church, I 'mame' kids in de Murchies' church, blacked our jesus, ooamed our halds, blacked our jesus, ooamed our halds, Saddy nite replen, on Chunzy in ordern turk in mat 'ermy' dust Chunzy in ordern turk in mat 'ermy' dust There are one or two rights guaranteed an American citizen under the U.S. Constitution for one is the right to fly an airplane on a domestic flight. These rights we have now allow those now loyal subjects and would allow them to ride to ride in a street car bus in The American pastime, probes, in now directed in Texas to the State Department, since the late war there have been probes and investigations galore. The State Department is coming in for its share of probing and still the necessity for further probing. Texas is about to appreciate an afair similar to the Oklahoma fiasco recently, when the legislators decided to hold a special session of the state legislature to discuss the governor Walton. Aren't we glad that we don't have to mix up in these cases? Persistent rumors have it that the unfortunate workman who this week from the building at Texas and Fannie Mae has passed for white in order to work at his trade. The moral is—when passions keep your feet on the ground. Long 'bout de la* year uv de 80® er culld man male carryer visited our man he had spreaded de 'aire tar ware Uncle Bum's yamunform wud er job carryln male, dane dwooden' bin or post card Now aid wow our big culld men ums in du kuntry; wid aw dw big skole in lack man ma stat dwooden not be no troubble de par rentants an 'teachere to keep de kla dkammern' for aijl promote. Undivided strength means undivided attention, but a division of attention is also important, and anything is likely to happen under circumstances. It is important to have a bit of her neighborhood at once. Let us concentrate on one thing at once. The biggest thing the best teacher can apply for the Prairie View principalship. The chair will now listen to the views of your organization, and re-examine them. If you mean business, act right away and report the result of your actions as soon as you have acted. Know for yourself. "Big wow big," Alexander, pa, de poulcal叫 him grate!" It wound up by anyin. "Do mine's de standard de ours?" he wry. "Do ours will luris die lesum." O. P. DeWALT, President Prairie View Alumni Asso- clation.