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2 MORE COLORED PATROLMEN FOR HOUSTON SUPREME COURT DECISION CAUSES STIR HOME EDITION VOL. VIII 2 MOR SUPR THE MIRROR By G. F. RnCHARDSON. CLASSMATE AND CHUM GONE. "In the midst of life, there is death." These words were brought home from the conductor of the department when he conducted, when my classmate and college clum, the Arthur Gorman, was assigned away after school. No death since the passing of my father, the dentist, who fell asleep at Marshall in the summer of 1929, has so shocked and endangered me that but the death was of the sudden and unexpected nature. Home from his office Monday afternoon, the dentist complained of indigestion and took some medicine from the doctor, but Tussle after his death wrote the physicians held a conference after he was diagnosed his case as acute appendicitis. By George, familiarly known by all of his intimate friends as "Charry," he worked in the office of an operation Wednesday afternoon and was run to a local hospital, he underwent an operation Thursdays he underwent. Though he rallied and held his own in the operation, afternoon, the case was inevitable, and away Saturday morning before many of his classmates were present, he met with the school for several penns the deceased and this columnist descented at an in literary department and school of printing and journalism. In May, he met with the classmate and class, and while he went to Meharry to study dentistry, we began by our printing and journalistic training. As a dental practitioner, he stood high in religious, fraternal, social and civic circles in Houston, where he removed to this city when he was quite a liqht and thus he always clamored to his home. He was well-mannered and had great charisma, determination and perseverance; for his father died when he was an old man, he determined and persevered; for his father for himself, though his beloved mother, Mrs. Mary Fisher, who knew many many many things, had to help "SHE" to prepare and get prepared for his place in life. He was cut down; yes, when it seemed that fortune was about to smile upon him, bibbons were about to be realized, he fell before the sickle of that cruel hearty and heavy and . . . and had any comics or foes, we never know them; for he was of a likable type, knew how to communicate with everybody, then had a smile for everybody; and was a cheerful and optimistic, and was a professor, race and society. If our hearts were not so overloaded, could say much more about our late classmates and college chum, but we were mission and say, "Not our will but our will." To the beloved family we extend our most profound sympathy, and we extend our Him to "Who doeth all things well." FREEDOM OF SPEECH Because their newspapers were quite common, Kentucky has recently administered unto alleged colored criminals a subterfuge behind the court of murder, behind white criminals was before the bar Judge, Editors of the Louisville Leader and Louisville News, respectively. The trial judge, the critic judges, these three colored standard of citizenship in the Blue Grass State, and precinct before for alleged criminal action upon a young white woman at Madisonville, Ky., was prosecuted, and that the condemned race offending, and that the condemned race through process of court and from the testimony added by credible After or circumstance with the appearance of these newspaper artillery charges, the jury assessed the death penalty upon death penalty (Continued on Last Page). THE HOUSTON INFORMER Colored High Has 51 Graduates Colored High Has 51 Graduates HAWKINS PHOTO MAY 1920 DEATH CLAIMED OIL CITY READY WHITE STUDENTS CHAS. A. GEORGE FOR MUSICIANS HEARD WILLIAMS LOCAL DENTIST IN YEARLY MEET AT CHICAGO "U" Diplomas were awarded to 51 young Diplomas were awarded to 51 young High School, Prof. W. E. Miller, prin- dipal, at the Junior City, Anderson Thursday night, June 3. The accompanying photograph shows the gradu- ating class, along with Principal Miller, Personnel (grd)—J. Tom- mie Elder; 2, Ruth Flemming; 3, An- DEATH-CLAIMED CHAS. A. GEORGE, LOCAL DENTIST DR. CHARLES ARTHUR GEORGE. Succeeding to a brief illness last Saturday morning at a local hospital, the funeral of Dr. Charles Arthur Kline, a professor of product, was held from Antioch Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon, with Father E. L. Harrison officially memorialized, of which he was a chartered member, its founder and first presiding officer, Dr. L. M. Mitchell as master of ceremonies. Out of respect to the de South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926 NATIVE AFRICAN TO PREACH. On next Sunday, June 3, the Rev. J. S. Mahanga, a native of South Africa, will be the Antioch Baptist Church, Rev. E. L. Harrison, pastor, at 11 a.m. The public is invited to hear this young minister speak in one of the Baptist missions in Africa and is now on his visit to America, border home in this country. Richardson; 20, Norm Lee Scott; 21, Martha Sneed (sabatarian); 22, Ruth Sneed; 23, Ida Mare Toadville; 24, Quentin McKenna; 25, John McKenna; 26, Waltim; 27, Margaret Wach; 28, Olivia Wilkes; 28, Charley Williams; 29, John McKenna; 30, William Wilson; 31, Olivia McKenny; 32, Odessa Gutley; (boys)—1, Maurice WHITE STUDENTS HEARD WILLIAMS AT CHICAGO "U" (By the Associated Negro Press) Chicago, Ill.-Speaking before the students of Chicago University, Monday morning, Dr. L. K. Williams, pastor of the Olive Bapist Church and president of the National Baptist Convention, inc. pointed out what his students were to be a white man and declared that in the last analysis "Christianity can and must solve the problems of race relationship or confess its own inherent weakness and its inability to be a remedy." He insisted in setting forth the attitude which would be his if he were a white man, said: "My attitude would be a Christian attitude, recognizing the Negro as a human being and for member of human life and could not member the importance and sacredness of human life and could not member the necessities, privileges, and opportunities required for the happiness of human life and could not forget his marvelous progress and would therefore take that as the proof of his ability to be as him as being the member of some inferior race. And, above all, I would be forced to think that he would lead me to be his brother." Declarating further that he would rather than friction and would study the problems that the Negro faced, he attitude would "apart from my heart." Alen; 2, Bonner Berry; 3, Willard Allen; 4, Champlin Campbell; 5, 6, Champlin Campbell; 7, 8, Grimble; 10, Leu Hickman; 11, John Hilton; 12, Milton Kileer; 13, Hebron Nichols; 16, William Prescott; 17, Nichols; 16, William Prescott; 17, 18, Thomas Joseph; 19, Jesse Williams 19, Thomas Wright NEW ORLEANS PIANIST STATE MEET'S ARTIST AT BEAUMONT JUNE Miss Camille Nickerson, of the Nickerson School of Music, New Orleans, La., will be the guest artist of the Texas Association of Negro Music in Bedford, June 9-11. Miss Nickerson in a graduate of the Olivier Conservatory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio, and a plains of rare attainments, is the official wife of the National Association of Negro Musicians and one of the race's former artists, and the Texas Association should congregate with her services. We look forward to this feature with great pleasure. Other outstanding musical leaders will be present, including Mrs. Portia Winters, a music teacher at Houston, Mrs. Eulah Abner-Bauer of Texarkana, Mrs. Eulah Abner-Bauer of Prairie View State College. anything like group or race prejudice and worst prejudice will be discussed. Christianity. True Christianity is not concerned about color but character and about making men like women. So is many people are more concerned about the origin of races than they are about the reign of Christ. READ NEW ORLEANS NEWS ON PAGE 5 SPICY-RACK NEWSY COLORED LEADERS SEE GRAVE IMPORT IN BODY'S RULING (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, Ill.—If the opinion of two of America's newspapers published for Negroes can be interest of what the Negro general public will do in respect decision of the United States Supreme Court, virtue individual private contracts to prevent Negroes in or using certain property, the position of the hopeless. Negro leaders in all parts of the country are unorganizing the grave import of the Supreme Court of them it spells a sort of doom, especially when the action of Coolidge, the executive head of the signing the Jim Crow bathing beach bill, and of a laxative head of our government in measure. It seems that true emancipation of the bestowal of his citizenship rights is shut off in all. JORDAN AND STEVENSON ADV TO HOUSTON POLICE DEPART LONG AGITATION NETS Chengo, Ill.—If the opinion of two of America's editors of leading newspapers published for Negroes can be interpreted in terms of what the Negro general public will do in respect to the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court, virtually counteracting individual private contracts to prevent Negroes from purchasing or using certain property, the position of the Negro is not hopeless. Negro leaders in all parts of the country are unanimous in recognizing the grave import of the Supreme Court action. To many of them it spells a sort of doom, especially when it is linked with the action of Coolidge, the executive head of the government, in signing the Jim Crow bathing beach bill, and of the congress, the legislative measure. It seems that true emancipation of the Negro and the bestowal of his citizenship rights is shut off in all directions. JORDAN AND STEVENSON ADDED TO HOUSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT; LONG AGITATION NETS RESULTS JORDAN AND STEVENSON ADDED TO HOUSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT; LONG AGITATION NETS RESULTS DE MILLE USES COLORED BOOKS FOR INFORMATION ON RACE PRODUCTION Culver City, who is called Coel B. DeMille, who is soon to produce a picture from the novel, "Porger," featuring or one of the first works of the colored cast of colored actors in a feature production free from the usual inappropriate, grim, or grotesque grimo as his chief source of information. However, in addition, B. Milliken has calculated what is probably one of the most important works in the genre in the West. Practically every book and every piece of literature is published in the West. For 10 years in the DeMille Library. To Be Free of Propaganda. Contrary to the general accepted opinion of Negro life when produced by other than our own race producers, many of the works PRICE: 5 CENTS NO. 3 USTON S STIR EADERS WE IMPORT DY'S RULING two of America's editors of leadgers can be interpreted in terms it will do in respect to the recent court, virtually containance, no prevent Negroes from purchase the position of the Negro is not the country are unanimous in rec Supreme Court action. To many especially when it is linked with active head of the government, in each bill, and of the congress, in burying the Dyer anti-lynching annealation of the Negro and the shunt off in all directions. TENSON ADDED NCE DEPARTMENT: ON NETS RESULTS were given their uniforms and not to work on their bent, Tuesday, T. a. m. This information is given for the benefit of the colored people of the Nation. We are in nation. (Signed) BEN S. W. JOHNSON. Chair of the Commission hired by Gov. O-operation (Colored Drink). FT. WORTH RACE LEADER LOSES WIFE BY DEATH Houston suffered another shock early morning Sunday, when the news was flashed over the city chirurgical department of Donald, wife of the well-known Fort Worth banker, fraternal and revered Worth Tuesday afternoon, and was sent to the state. Mr. McDonnell has the sympathy of his numerous friends in his hour of sore dizziness and bewafment. TRINITY S. S. PICCINO ON 15TH The Sunday school of Trinity M. E. Smith, superintendent, will hold the S. M. Smith, superintendent, will hold the Clear Lake, near Webster, Tuesday, June 15. Mr. Smith aka that of the church and he have not answered, please do so at once. 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Peters, Optomotrist 2736 Odin Ave. *ear Kryptok Invisible Lenses* Phone Preston 8777 HOUSTON, TEXA THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926 IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL SundaySchool Lesson (RP. REV. F. R. FITTERWATER, D.D. Dean of the Evening School, Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) © 1936, Western Newspaper Union.) Lesson for June 6 **LESSON TEXT** - Genesis 21-11. **GOLDEN TEXT** - He yk is one kind to another, even as God for Christ makes hath forgives you - Ephraim 4:26. PRIMARY TOPIC—Two Brothers Make Up a Quarrel Make Up a Quarrel Make Up a Quarrel Forgive Itself INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-IC-Brotherly Love and Forgiveness INTERMEDIATE AND ADULT TOP-IC-Learners in Inclusion 1. Their Birth (25:21:38) 2. In answer to Iesha's prayer, seed was given unto him. Before the child was given unto him, Iesha beath the fact that the older should serve the younger. God revered the ordinary law concerning the position of the elder. II. Esau Sells His Birthright (25+ 27-33). 1. It was right that Jacob should have the birthright and the blessing, for it was according to God's plan that Jacob should scheme to get them in to be condemned. He took advantage of a brother's weakness to drive a sharp burglary. Sean the profane (Ieb. 12,13,17) Many think that profanity is only swearing, but swearing is not the most important element in a marriage. For example, away of appetite is to be a profane word, his sale has birthday gifts for his potriage. This birthright was the gift of his marriage, a position of honor and influence, as well as being the inferior of a double portion of the income. The marital family, a position of honor and influence, it should not be despised. In the moment of his distress he thought he was going to die. In some caral satisfaction, he was willing to relinquish all claims on the property. He was gratified. A profane person, therefore, is one who for the endowment of his marriage will forlorn all claims when the future. J.H. Jacob Sees the Blessing (J.H. Jacob Sees the Blessing) 1. Eats requested to get venison for his father (vy, 1-4). Isaac loved Eauu because of his vengeance (Gen. 32:38). He ought to have given him the sword, but he is a sad comment upon a father that his love for his son had such a power that he rebels. 2 Rebekah's scheme (v. 5-33). God had said to her that the elder should serve the younger. It was His plan to have him born to God but God was able to bring His own plans to him. 3 Remembrance cry (v. 38-40). When he came to realize that he had not only loved his birthday but the birthday of his beloved sister, he earnestly begged for a blessing, even seeing it with bitter tears. 4 Jacob Meets Eauu (Gen. 82:11-13) 1. As a result of Jacob's cunning and selflessness, he led to his home to save his brother and selflessness and sin God appeared to him at Bethel. He offered for deliverance from Beau's wrath (§32-91-12). He was about to meet his brother, whom he had wronged some twenty years ago. (1) He made his plea on the basis of God's covenant. Jacob came in that relationship. (2) He pleaded that he was in God's care and had a right to plead that relationship. (3) He pleaded that he was in God's care and had a right to plead that relationship. (4) He made our pleas before Him on this matter. (5) He made a definite plea. He told God plainly of his danger. He said, "Deliver me from the head of the enemy." (6) The angel wrestles with Jacob (§32-22-0). And it was not Jacob wrestling with the angel, but the angel wrestling with Jacob. Jacob did not get the blessing because he wrestled. Jacob was not crippled and in his helplessness clung to God. 4. Jacob gets a new name (§32-27-0). This experience at the Ford of Jabok brownt a mighty change in Jabok's dress. He left the docet was left behind and "larsal," a prince with God," entered the land. V. Eauan and Jacob Reecobled (381) At Jabok Jacob got right with God, so now he easily got right with Eauan. It is easy to get with our brother after getting right with God. In a Trackless Wilderness He sees no star can never be stable. He wanders valiant in a tracked wildeman—O. H. Morrison. I Thoughts Leave a Trail An arrow, may fly through the air and leave so tranquil, but an ill thought leaves a faint in the air. Tommorow Tommorow I—do not ask; I know not what in heat. God hath already said what shall befall. Are Pleased to Announce Our SPRING Beginning ASK ANY PYT HEADQUARTER HOUSE H. C. M. Office Phone Capitol Hours: 9 A. M. to 12 Dr. Perce Sunday Office 2711 Odin Ave HOUSE PRING DRIVE Beginning April 19, 1926 ASK ANY PYTHIAN OR CALANTHEAN HEADQUARTERS - 409½ MILAM ST. HOUSTON, TEXAS H. C. HICKEY, Director Phone Capitol 1409; Rea. Phone Capitol 1168-W rks: 9 A. M. to 12:00 M. 2:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M. R. Percy D. 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Branch Office: 418 Odd Fellows Temple "Beisbol," Baseball in Latin Vocabulary "Beisbol" doesn't look like it, or meets it, but it really does. "Beisbol" meets the demands of Latin pronunciation for the United States and becomes a favorite sport of the somberred southern republic. "Beisbol" has a Mexican west coast says that organized teams are maintained Guyana, state of Sonora, and in Mascarita and Colon, state of Bolivia. Erstwhile Leaders Found in Advisory Roles. To his 1625 board of strategy, which year included the year he started, set the stage for Aqon Fourier, first bassman, Manager Wilbert Robertson has inducted "Honor Joe" Men McKenzie, bassist and veteran pastor, and the veteran absterior, "Rabbit" Maravillan, who for a few weeks was the bassist of Chicago Cube. Georgia Gibbs, successor to Maravillan as Cub leader for brief period last year, revered the bassist as a scout. He was the Chicago Globe first sacker and later an International league manager, this year will sack Miller Burgin in rebuilding the Chicago Bears, the park of the Chicago White Sox will be the old Indian mound star of Philadelphia Athletics, Chief Sanders. What is looked upon as the most important coaching addition to a major league team since the close of the 1990s, is the acquisition of Kid Gleason, former White Sox pilot, by the Athletic and relegation as driver, is able to aid Donnie McKinney in developing the winning punch for a young and ambitious team which was unsteady at the end of the American league race last year. Sporting Squibs The record for arrow shooting is 490 yards 8 inches. Sirty horses won at odds of 40 to 1 or better during 1925. Hal B. Offe, line coach of Center college in 1924, has been appointed head football coach for one year. It is estimated that a football player contributes the equivalent of $23,000 during the season by his services on the field. Picus Sober, newest middle distance running sensation, is but a few feet one inch in height and weighs only 19 pounds. John Rinky, Cleveland heavyweight, has taken his place beside the Rhode Island bronzeorb punishment without concern. Rhode Island where boxing has rushed continuously for many years, has decided to put the sport under the control of a state commission. William Egar Martin II of Hollye, Maame, class of 1924, was elected swimming captain at Wesleyan for next at a meeting of the varsity swimmers. Leo V. Novak, former coach at Coach Rapid Laggs high school, has been appointed head coach of basketball and track and field athletes at the military academy. Although Night Patrol, an English horse, won his race at the Port Adeal course in Australia, his support was not enough to play the play in the machine had been on the victor). PAGE THREE We are going to furnish some mighty good amusement for you while you are in town. 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Dental and Surgical Instruments Hospital and Office Equipment FIFTH FLOOR, KRESS BLDG., TO THE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: —THE— Ancient Order of Pilgrims With MODERN usages, the one that put "frater" not "freighter" in Fraternal Insurance for both men and women, felicitates you upon the prospects of a splendid session, planned for your development, professionally, with a view of rendering more efficient service to the race. With MODERN usages, the one that put "frater" not "freighter" in Fraternal Insurance for both men and women, felicitates you upon the prospects of a splendid session, planned for your development, professionally, with a view of rendering more efficient service to the race. B. H. GRIMES, Supreme Worthy Shepherd, JAMES D. RYAN, Supreme Worthy Recorder FRUITS VEGETABLES We are pleased to announce that our fruit and vegetable de- partment is complete. We will be glad to have you call and LOOK US OVER, or phone and we will supply your needs at once. R. T. ANDREWS Grocer 408 Milman Street Phones: P. 7061-8020 "The House of a thousand Favor" COLORED KNIGHTS PYTHIAAS EXCURSION TO GALVESTON VIA THE INTERURBAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 First special leaves the interurban Station, Milman and Texas, at 8:45 am, sounded special at 6 p.m., returning haven Gabelfontan at 11:30 am, reaching Houston at 12:50 am, in plenty time to catch a street car home. Let's all go to the island City—both Kingfisher, Calcuttaans and friends—and witness the biggest offer of his kind ever staged in Texas by the race. The big street parade will take place in the Island city at 11 a.m., led by Grand Chancellor Willis, first escolled in 1880. The parade will be corporation. This street pavilion will be worth going many miles to see, with 10 brass bands, floats, decorated cars, uniform companies, "brave boys" and "Fair Oathsmen." The principal review will take place at 9 p.m., when the queen will be selected and crowned. ROUND TRIP FARES BASE BALL! WEST END PARK (Texas League-White) HOUSTON BUFFALOE WEA SAIN ANTONIO BEARS June 6, 6, 7 (Double-header Sunday) WA CO CUBS June 8 and 9 REPAIR YOUR HOME NO CASH REQUIRED Small Monthly Payments We will take up the debt you now have against your property and Judge these Diamonds by comparison. Each represents a true Mitchell Diamond value. City Happenings The Houston Informer is now on the website of B. C. Bauer, 565 Avenue B M. George H. Gayton and Law- dry Dally are still on the disability website. Mr. Andrew Jackson, 3831 Baser, is recovering from a serious attack of cancer. Mr. H. W. Boone, 4111 Farmer, is confined to his bed with appendicitis. Mrs. Theresa Carden, 3015 McGlen, spent last week in New Orleans. Leon A. Glimore, who has been ill for the last several months, is somewhat better at hour of going to press. Mentha A. Glimore, mentha. Ernest R. Griggy, phone. preston 3288. Hadley 3353. (tf.) The unhers of Pleasant Bappe Hall, 3288. is under day night in the house of Mrs. E. L. Mitchell. 3288 Providence. M. B. Hubert, 1719 Summer, left M. B. Hubert, 1719 Summer, left his brother, Walter Hubert, is reported as being seriously ill. M. F. D. Ford, who resided in New York for 20 years, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perry, 1212 Robin. Misses Mavis Kennard, Benghal Ubah Lola Thompson, and Princess Sykes are visiting her parents, Mr. F. College who returned home last Miss Lola Lehman and Mr. George Collins were quietly married Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Collins. The bride is related to Mrs. Femina DIA LOST-A beautiful wrist watch, at the May Fete at West. End Park in Burlington. Return same to office of the Housetown Informer, 409 Odd Fellows Temple, and receive a nice reward. Watch the late attorney L. V. Allen of the late attorney L. V. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kowing witnessed their son, Leland, graduate from the University of Arizona Tuesday night; the latter making the trip overland, in their Hupp rescheduled, with her son at the hospital. Slowly, Sweeney went on the train later. SICKLY, PEEVISH CHILDREN. Children suffering from intestinal worms are cross, restless and unhealthy. There are other symptoms, such as diarrhea and dark rings under the eyes, had breath and taken no interest in play, it is known that the worms are eating away its visibility. The surest remedy for the worms is to give the worms it is. It is positive destruction to the worms but harmless to the child. Price $6c. By Clivia Maxwell ATTEND GEORGE'S FUNERAL. Several Galvestonians attended the funeral of C. C. A. George at Antioch Tuesday afternoon, among them being Rev. R. C. Barbour, Mrs. A. Barbour, Mrs. R. and R. H. Sims, none and one, and P. F. S. Sims, and others. BACK FROM MEXICO CITY. Elbert Thomas, San Antonio, connected with one of our Pacific blues passed through Houston last Saturday enron City, Motivate, Motavenga, Tampico, Victoria and other cities in he had a delightful trip. . A Cool, dressy, pure linen suit is most acceptable for summertime wear. Featuring a beautifully tailored Linen 2-Pants Suit in new stripe and plaid as well as solid patterns. Zindler's low cash price ..... $13.85 MT. CORINTH BAPTIST (Corner Schwartz and Buck) REV. A. HUBBARD, Pastor. A SPLENDID FEELING SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PREVENTS INFECTION The greatest dietary disorder of heath is menstrual bloom, a preparation that comes in liquid powder form it is a combination of vinegar and the wound of germs that cause infection. The Rush with extravirulent disease which take weeks to heal with the ordinary limbmed menstrual condition of this wonderful remedy. Price (liquid 80c) to register at the office for camp. Buy 60c and 60c. Sold by Clinx Pharmacy. vaccinologist of the college. Known for the greatest dietary disorder of heath in the Indian nation in companion by L. W. Lahith. Y. W. C. A. NOTES Camp days are Camp Buses. Camp may be in a dormitory or in a convenient way in comfort. June 15th, the first group with the ordinary limbmed menstrual condition of this wonderful remedy. Price (liquid 80c) to register at the office for camp. Buy 60c and 60c. Sold by Clinx Pharmacy. Y. W. for rooms from people named TO SEE NEPHEW GRADUATE. Meadames R. Ramsey and G. Watson, Los Angeles, Calif., and I. A. Love, Denison, sisters of Mrs. J. M. Richardson, 2130 Lake Oak is here to attend the graduation of the Jack Yates High School. Their nophew, James M. Richardson, Jr., is the pucher. STATE ASSOCIATION OF NEP MEETS IN BEAUMONT, JUNE GO TO BEAUMONT VIA 5 TRAINS DAILY EA Going—Leave Houston, 7:40 A. M.; 9:25 A. M.; 3:30 P. M.; 6:40 P. M. and 9:00 P. M. Returning—Leave Beaumont 5:10 A. M. 7:53 A. M.; 1:30 P. M.; 8:11 P. M. and 8:20 P. M. City Ticket Office, Lobby Rice Hotel Phone: Preston 2800 valedictorian of the class. Enroute from California the ladies were accompanied by H. L. Whitley. Y. W. C. A. NOTES Camp days are here Camp Repose is now being painted and repaired so you can go out to camp. June 12th, the first group will go down. If you would like a quiet room, you can call the camp register at the office for camp. Because of so many demands on the camp, the camp is far too far through the city and newcomers. The room registry department, with Mrs. Kline, will fit you into its files and would like to have more rooms lifted up to you. You would like to rent to desirable people, ring the Y. W. office, Capital 513. This would allow the public by the branch without charge—REPORTER. OF NEGRO MUSICIANS J, June 8th to 11th T VIA THE "S. P." LY EACH WAY SOUTHERN LINES PACIFIC SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ALLIED MEDICAL ASS'N MRS. T. M. SH Vice President L. W. J. HOWARD, D. D. S. General Chairman. A. B. PETER B. GEQ. W. ANTOINE, M. D. LADIES' AUXILIARY Maria Elena In the United States are some 4,000,000 illiterates qualified to vote. The tower of Rabbi that he built in the city is about 300 feet high. The word "Oregon" is said to have meaning in the term "Oregonese," meaning big-sided men. MRS. T. M. SHADOWENS, Vice President Ladies' Anxiliary. . MRS, W. J. HOWARD, Secretary Ladies' Auxiliary. MRS. L. M. MITCHELL. Assistant Secretary Ladies' Auxiliary, MRS. F. L. McDAVID, Treasurer Ladies' Auxiliary. CHAIRMEN OF CLINICS F. F. STONE, M. D. Medical. H. E. LEE, M. D. Surgical. P. A. B. L. M. MITCHELL, D. D. S. Dental. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926 VIRGIL BYARS, Ph. C. T. M. SHADOWENS, M. D. R. H. WARD, D. D. S. THELMA A. PATTEN, M. D. Nearly one-half of the foreign-born population of New York state came from Russia and Italy. CITIZENS' COMMITTEE LOCAL COMMITTEES JAMES D. RYAN, Chairman. N. DUDLEY, Jr. J. B. GRIGSBY, Treasurer. T. J. HACKETT, M. D. C. A. GEORGE, D. D. S. (Decreased) NEW MOUNT PILGRIM Rev. W. H. Rhodus, Pastor CORNINE CREPE 79c The very good quality Cornin (Bayon) Crepe of the better color. Very low price. 79c Thursday. 81LK AFTTAFE $1.99 A very nice, DOCTOR! 36 inch wide, in much favored colors. 36 inch wide, rose, blue, white, child, maize, etc. $1.69 Yard ** WELCOME, DOCTORS! Make Our Office Your Local Head- quarter THE HOUSTON INFORMER 489-10 DOD FELLS TEM- PLE Phones: P. 1243; Cap. 2795-J WELCOME! LONE STAR STATE MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION POSTOFFICE SUB-STA- TION AND ALL DRY WANTS HERBERT'S DRUG STORE 807 PRAIRIE AVENUE Phones: Preston 4752-8866 NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION IN NEW YORK In celebration of the 50th Anniv- ery of Emancipation and Progress of America We need representatives in every State. We need people through the United States. Send your name and address to— TIPP BEAVERS, Pres. 664 Lenox Ave., New York City. GRAVE CHARGES FILED AGAINST MEN IN ALGIERS New Orleans, La.—Serious charges and grand jury indictments have ascribed a result of the case of the state against Alvin Oubre, son of a former teacher at the University of a statutory offense against Benttle Palmer. 13-year-old daughter of Ed. Palmer, 18-year-old daughter of Ed. Oubre was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Edward Palmer and Deputy Commissioner in charge with complying to the accused. The Orleans County district attorney charged with discharging cementation charges with "fixing case out of court," Palmer, the father of the accused, money from Bocaue, father-in-law of a former teacher of the accused, father of Alvin Oubre, wrote a letter to J. Bernard Cook, assistant district attorney, according to the allegation. The district attorney continued prosecution of Alvin Oubre, who was charged with the murder of his Gubre was not guilty. The principals in case are very prominent. MIDLENTLE CLOSING. The graduation executives of Biennial public school were held at Central Congregational Church June 3, 2:00 p.m., Proof. Albert Wicker, principal, joined the Colored State Teachers Association now! --- OPENING PUBLIC PROGRAMME OF THE-- 40TH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE-- LONE STAR STATE PHRMACEUTI ODD FELLOWS T TUESDAY NIGHT, "Lift Every Voice and Sing" Coleridge- Invocation "Listen to the Lambs" Coleridge- Remarks Welcome address on behalf of Response Solo—"The Wren" ... Mrs. R. Welcome address on behalf of Response. "Old Ark's A-Moverin" (N. Coleridge-Tayl Paper—"Health" Violin—"Cavatina" ... Dr. Paper—"Modern Dentistry" Solo—"Water Boy" ... Dr. Paper—"Place of Pharmacy" "O, Southland" ... Coleridge Introduction of visiting phi Dr. G. W. Antone Introduction of visiting do Dr. O. L. Latt Closing remarks ... Dr. (Note: American Mutual 7:45 PUBLIC PROGRAMME chairman; Dr. P. D. B THE A. P. We extend a cordial welcome MEDICAL DENTAL AND PHAR- to have them call us on all our Texas and San Jacinto Streets. We are the oldest and lari in the entire Southwest and at dependable merchandise. "Lift Every Voice and Sing".....Johnson Coleridge-Taylor Choral Club Remarks.....Dr. W. J. Howard, General Chairman Welcome address on behalf of the City.....Mayer O. L. Holcombe or Appointee Response.....Dr. G. W. Mushen, Fort Worth Solo—"The Wren".....Benedict Mrs. H. M. Middleton Welcome address on behalf of the Citizens. Prof. James D. Ryan Response.....Dr. O. L. Bledsoe, Marshall "Old Ark's A-Moverin!" (Negro jubilee) Coleridge-Taylor Double Male Quartet Paper—"Health".....Dr. A. E. Ettar, Galveston Violin—"Cavatina".....Raff Dr. L. M. Mitchell Paper—"Modern Dentistry".....Dr. M. G. Mosely, Waco Solo—"Water Boy".....Robinson Dr. C. B. Johnson Paper—"Place of Pharmacy in the Community".....Miss G. A. Blakemore, Tyler "O, Southland".....Johnson Coleridge-Taylor Choral Club Introduction of visiting physicians and pharmacists..... Dr. G. W. Antoine, President Local Medical Association Introduction of visiting dentists. Dr. O. L. Lattimore, President Local Dental Society Closing remarks.....Dr. A. E. Jones, Houston, State President (Note: American Mutual Orchestra will furnish music from 7:45 to 8:18 p. m.) PUBLIC PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Late Dr. C. A. George, chairman; Drs. P. D. Foster and G. W. Antoine. THE A. P. CARY COMPANY We extend a cordial welcome to members of the LONE STAR STATE MEDICAL, DENTAL and PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION and shall be glad to have them call on us at our show rooms 80126 Keysley Building, corner of 10th and 11th Streets. We are the oldest and largest dental and surgical instrument dealers in the entire Southwest and at all times carry large stocks of high grade, dependable merchandise. 800-812 Keystone Bldg. HEARTY WELCOME Websler D "Where Only the 230 WEST DALLAS ANV WELCOME TO TEXAS Publisher Printing Company There Only the Best Is Good E ILLAS AVENUE PHONE HEARTY WELCOME TO TEXAS DOCTORS Webster Printing Company "Where Only the Best Is Good Enough" 220 WEST DALLAS AVENUE PHONE PRESTON 7560 Galveston-Houston Elec. Ry. Co. J. L. ALEXANDER, Manager PAGE FIVE RAMME MENTAL AND TION MITORIJUM O'CLOCK Johnson I. V. E. L. Harrison Dett General Chairman O. L. O.洛桑 Appointee Hus, Fort Worth Benedict Artert Etter, Galveston Raff G. Mosely, Waco Robinson Blakemore, Tyler Johnson Critics Medical Association Local Dental Society in State President enish music from Dr. C. A. George, toine. PANY ONE STAR STATE ON and shall be guided onions Building, corona instrument dealers in stocks of high grade. 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If you want a light, fine skin, you can apply this applications tonight, following simple directions in the package. For sale at drug stores and pharmacies, call 800-250-4000 at 500-450, large economy jur. If you cannot buy jur, you can buy it $1 and will send this remi- nant to you promptly. Address: National Coat, Te Po, Kunlun. Big $500 Gold Premium Contest UseEgyptianCreamwithNadinola — your druggist has it. 10,000 agents to enter the biggest Golden Premium Contest ever offered the race (228 items), most complete and meritorious popular priced line for colored trade in America. Dear Sir, I am writing to you in the name of the President of the Republic of India. I am writing to you in the name of the President of the Republic of India. I am writing to you in the name of the President of the Republic of India. La Dainty Hair Preparations, including the celebrated LA DAINTY HAIR GROWER, LA DAINTY BLEACHING Soft Drinks, flavoring Extracts, etc. Fastest sellers on the market, PAYS BIG PROFITS AND A PREMIUM TOO. Office Phone Preston $880 DR. WALDO J. HOWARD DENTIST File application immediately to get on honor roll, and receive all details. Address TYSON & COMPANY, Perfumers, Box A, Paris, Tenn. Suttee 201.202.303 Odd Followed Temple Louisiana 88. at Prairie Ave. X-RAY EXAMINATIONS HOUSTON, TEXAS BURT F. TAYLOR WATCHMAKER, JEWELER, ENGRAVER REPAIRS AND FITS EYE GLASSES Twenty Odd Years on San Felipe Street SUITE 405, ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE Louisiana at Prairie PHONE PRESTON 3154 Herbert's Drug Store DR. O. L. LATTIMORE, Dental Surgeon AT 409 1-2 MILAM All Classes of Dental Work Neatly Done Bridge Work a Specialty. HOURS 9 TO 12, 2 TO 8 Sundays by Appointment Phones Office Preston 1459 Residence Capitol 89 PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Hot Toasted Sandwiches 807 PRAIRIE AVENUE Phones: Pres. 4752-8866 HOUSTON, TEXAS HARMON'S DRY GOODS STORE THE IDLE HOUR CLUB 4181/2 TRAVIS STREET Can satisfy all your wants in the Dry Goode line. A full line of Hair Goods and Notions ALWAYS on hand. Your patronage soldited. J. H. HARMON, Prop. 423 BAN FELIPE ST. PHONE PRESTON 2921 Organized to accommodate people of special classification; equipped with private dining room and wi-fi network, laundry. A visit will convince you. DO YOU APPRECIATE QUALITY SERVICE AND MODERN PRICES? If you do, visit us; for this is truly our slogan. THE LIGHTNING SHOE REPAIR SHOP 417 MILAM ST. PHONE PRESTON 5373 F. L. WALKER, President H. Y. POTTS, Secretary Soft Hair In Latest Style May Be Yours J. H. RIERAS Civil Engineer and Architect Modern Homes and Public Build- ings. Mail orders solicited. Machines designed; patent draw- ings, Plots and Maps. 261 Them Ave. PHONE H. 4448 "IT'S RIGHT HERE FOR YOU!" GROCERIES WOOD Wholesale and Retail CHARCOAL G. D. CRAWFORD 4201 Market St. Phone Preston 8644 KNOXIT PROPHY LACTIC Unnatural and mucous dis- charges can be avoided by de- stroying the germs of infection diseases. $1.10 at all druggists. Phones: Dr. Office P, 2110. Rea. C. 651 DR. T. M. SHAOADWEN Dr. T. M. SHAOADWEN Residence 3818 Liberty Avenue Office 419% Miam Street HOUSTON, TEXAS DR. C. M. NICHOLB Physician and Surgeon Office: Dr. Office P, Suite 238, Preston 4181. 897% Prairie Ave. Houston, Tex **Gentle is Humility** We must appeal to ourselves. But how could this be possible, unless there were identity of nature between their imagination and their real life, only one of quantity. It were better to change "poeta nautica" in to "bono nautica poeta"; some men have been taught the cult of the genius with all its attentive superstitions has arisen from this quantitative difference having been forgotten. It has been forgotten that genius is not something that has fallen from heaven, but humanity itself—Orca. **She d Overlooked Him** A Katauano (little), woman told the police who were hunting for her husband, that she had not seen him for what she thought was supposed, and finally discovered him in the closet. She expressed surprise; and that she had looked in the bureaucracy and the court, and that he was not in the house—Expert Weekly. **Astringent Wash** From Story—Loved them when with a filled eye—Honest Transcript --- VALET AutoStrop Razor sharpens itself Phones: Office Preston 2926, Reel, Preston 7169 Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. DR. W. M. DRAKE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Diseases of Wompn, Blood and Chronio 302-3 Odd Fellows Temple Office Phone 5651 Rae. Phone Hadley 6228 Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 8 P. M. George W. Antoine, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Residency: 2801 McLennan Ave. Office: 401 Odd Fellow Temple DR. D. FARRIS BARCLAY DENTIST U. B. F. Bldg., Room 12 All Classes of Dental Work Nestly Done. Sundays by Appointment. 4191 % Millan Street Hours: 8 am-1 pm; 3-5 pm; 7-4 pm Office Phone, Pres. 3558 419 Odd Fellows Temple Dr. Chas. W. Pemberton MEDICINE AND SURGERY Residence: 1508 Frederick St. Phone Capitol. 2998 Hard Test for Silk A Chinese textile made of raw silk can be buried in the earth a year without deteriorating. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAKES APRIL 15—JUNE 20, 1926 The Spring For New Odd Fellows THE CANNON The Spring membership and end June 20, 1925. It this amount makes you fine Department until July, 1926 with BRO. WALDO MATTHEws Temple. WANTED BY THE One hundred (100) men, and not over 27 years old, to ten, to be known as the Odd Fellows glee club, ball and football teams, musical clubs, etc. Young men wishing to join of this kind will see Bro. Odd Fellows Temple, Louisiana the best young men of the 100! WALDO Approved: J. H. RIDDLE, Drive Director WANT EXPERIENCED FOR BEAUTY Applicant must be exe of the work—especially In Marcelling, Bleaching, W Bench Work. Salary and Applicant will please give references in first le PROCTOR B 600 Fifth Ave. MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES Trains leave Hou tion) 8:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m.; leave 7:10 p.m., and 8 Phones Pro City Ticket Office, The Spring Campaign For New Members Odd Fellows and Ruth THE CANNON BALL DRIVE! Spring membership campaign began April June 26, 1925. It only costs $2.50 to join, amount makes you financial with the Endowment until July, 1926. File your application to ERRO, WALDO MATHEWS, Room 408, Odd Fellows. WANTED BY THE ODD FELLOWS (100 men) not less than 18 years old over 27 years old, to form a new lodge in be known as the Olympian Lodge. Ownership of this proposed lodge will be organized. Odd Fellows glee club, quarriette, basketball football teams, musical teams of all kind clubs, etc. Men wishing to join an organization on a kind will see Bro. Waldo Mathews, Rooftown Fellows, Louisiana and Prairie. We ask young men of the city.. BE ONE OF WALDO MATHEWS State Organizer J. H. RIDDLE, Drive Director. WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS FOR BEAUTY PARLOR Applicant must be experienced in all branched work—especially PERMANENT WAVIRELLING, Bleaching, Water Waving, Dyeing, Mach Work. Salary and Commission. Applicant will please state experience, age, or references in first letter. Write to PROCTOR HAIR SHOP 50 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh, MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES ROUND TRIP TO GALVESTON SUNDAYS Trains leave Houston (Union Station) 8:00 a.m., 8:05 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.; leaving Island City 1:10 p.m., and 8:25 p.m. Phones Preston 4044 City Ticket Office, Rice Hotel Lobby TheSpringCampaign For New Members Odd Fellows and Ruths The Spring membership campaign began April 15 and ends June 20, 1926. It only costs $2.50 to join and this amount makes you financial with the Endowment department until July, 1926. File your application now with BRO. WALDO MATHEWS, Room 408, Odd Fellows Temple. WANTED BY THE ODD FELLOWS One hundred (100) men, not less than 18 years old and not over 27 years old, to form a new lodge in Houston, to be known as the Olympian Lodge. Out of the membership of this proposed lodge will be organized the Odd Fellows club, quartette, hardball club, ball and football teams, musical teams of all kinds, oratorical clubs. Young men wishing to join an organization or lodge of this kind will see Bro. Waldo Mathews, Room 408 Odd Fellows Temple, Louisiana and Prairie. We want the best young men of the city.. BE ONE OF THE 1001 WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS FOR BEAUTY PARLOR Applicant must be experienced in all branches of the work—especially PERMANENT WAVING, Marcelling, Bleaching, Water Waving, Dyeing, and Bench Work. Salary and Commission. Applicant will please state experience, age and give references in first letter. Write to PROCTOR HAIR SHOP 600 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh Pa Trains leave Houston (Union Station) 8:00 a.m., 8:05 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; leaving Island City 7:10 p.m., and 8:25 p.m. Phones Preston 4044 City Ticket Office, Rice Hotel Lobby Persian Proverb Two things indicate a weak mind— to be silent when it is proper to speak, and to speak when it is progeny to be silent. --- Campaign Members and Ruths BALL DRIVE! Campaign began April 15 only codes 82.50 to join and involve the Endowment File your application now EWS, Room 408, Odd Fel- ODD FELLOWS not less than 18 years old form a new lodge in Hous- smanial Lodge. Out of the lodge will be organized quarterette, basket ball, bas- cical teams of all kinds, ora- n in an organization or lodge Valdo Mathws, Room 408 ana and Prairie. We want city. BE ONE OF THE O MATTHEWS, State Organizer. TED OPERATORS BY PARLOR experienced in all branches PERMANENT WAVING, after Waving, Dyeing, and Commission. State experience, age and letter. Write to MAIR SHOP Pittsburgh, Pa. UND TRIP TO SILVESTON SUNDAYS Weston (Union Sta- tion) 8:05 a. m. and Living Island City :25 p. m. Weston 4044 Rice Hotel Lobby Appropriate They didn't know what to call the lady, but they finally settled on "Hill" because he came on the foot of the month—The Progressive Grocer. Mr. I. 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SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HITT AND RUNN—To Which We Will Add That Bull Sure Pulled a Boner When He Gave the Reason! 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS 18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE McMILLAN GARAGE AND FILLING STATION 1118 WEST DALLAS AVENUE OUR SERVICE AND PRICES WILL INTEREST YOU AUTO REPAIRING AND ELECTRICAL WORK AS IT SHOULD BE DONE Phone Preston 4834 Res. Phone Cap. 4236-R OFFICE PHONE PREST. 4430 RES. PRESTON 6827 Elvidge Jackson CALLS ANWERED PROMPTLY DAY AND NIGHT WE HAVE ALL AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT In Circulation In News In Editorials In Classified Ads In Display Ads In Local Ads In Foreign Ads In the Home In the Church In the School-room IN EVERYTHING AND EVERYWHERE THE HOUSTON INFORMER "South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper." Office Hours: 2:00 to 4:00PM 6:00 to 10:00AM 8:00 to 9:00PM DR. THELMA A. PATTERN PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Specialist Women's and Children's Disease 417 Odd Fellows Temple Phone Preston 1989 MOUSTON, TEXAS 1211 Gregg St. Special Designs for Funerals. 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The city generated and uses approximately 10 per cent of all the electric energy generated in the United States. It uses more electrical energy than is used by 12 European countries combined, having an aggregate population of about 110,000,000 people. FORE'S FISH MARKET ZT14 ODIN AVE. Wholesale and Retail FISH AND OYSTERS Largest Fish Market in the State among the Race. Out-of-town orders shipped promptly. WE SHIP TO ANY PART OF THE STATE. Phone Capitol 480 We Have! CARS GUARANTEED CARS We have cars of all makes that are better and cheaper than any other dealer in Houston. TRADE, TERMS OR CASH Ask for A. C. HERALD UNION MOTORS, INC. 1220 San Jacinto St. P. 1686 Touching Up Laggards Church wardens in Florida are still empowered, by an old law, to go around public houses and turn out the people found on the premises when the church bill has stopped ringing for service. SUMMER SCHOOL AT JARVIS INSTITUTE TO START JUNE 7 Hawkins, Texas—Jarvis Christian Institute will open its second summer school session June 7, and close July 22, 1928. The fact that the state department of education will recognize all work done in the Javis summer school and give credit for work done in junior college, high school and elementary subjects will be intended to those who desire an ideal place to A. B. FEDPORD, jeweler, watchmaker and optician, successor to b. B. Taylor and Co, diamonds and jewelry; eye glasses accurately fitted. 219 W Dellas, Houston, Texas. Phone Preston 7562. TRY OUR CELEBRATED FOUNTAIN SPECIALS SANDWICHES And SALADS PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY PEOPLE'S PHARMACY Homer E. McCoy, Prop. 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 No More Gray Hair Larieuse Hair Coloring makes it a matter of 15 minutes. in 15 minutes. STAR, POPPED Golden Mile Co. DORK 7 DEK. 10 ST. LOUIS, MO. TARIEUSE B.S. TEACHING attend a summer school. The faculty has been carefully selected in keeping with the high standard that Jarvis has maintained from the beginning. Every teacher has made a speciality of his or her subject and had years of successful teach- By Thornton Fisher BY HITT ADVICE TO THE FORLORN- HOW WOULD YOU TREAT A MAN WITH AN UNRULY TEMPER? MRS. FUNKHOUSEER BELVILLE HILL MUCH THE SAME AS DANIEL TREATED THE LIONS- WITH RESPECT- IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER, THAT YOU CAN DRIVE A HORSE TO WATER BUT A PENCIL MUST BE LEAD SON & GREEN Dealers in WOOD AND COAL ERIOR SERVICE Ful drivers, correct weights and coal that fits and less ashes. This means careful drivers, correct weights and coal that gives most heat units and less ashes. 2301 Leland Avenue Phones Preston 883 and 2136 WILEY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL Opens June 7, 1926 WILEY COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER NORMAL Summer School constitutes full quarter's work. By special arrangement, students may complete year's study in two semesters. The first semester is a high school grade. The same high-grade teaching personal used in regular session is required. students, may complete my study in two years. I will teach my students teaching personal used in regular session is re-continue to receive every progressive advantage in a college that maintains recognized standards but does not have a large student body. environment and the law percentage of failures in summer normal are evidence of the fine quality of teaching force and adequately trained upon having a free bibliography of information about courses, ex- Students of Wiley will continue to receive every progressive advantage offered by the University. Students who are not offered any inductionttes that tend to refract upon the character and quality of their students will be excluded. A steady increase in enrollment and the low percentage of failures in the summer school and summer normal are evidence of the fine quality of the school. The school is well equipped with facilities which the school instills upon having. It is immediately for free bushel of information about courses, expenses, etc. IS YOUR HAIR SHORT OR THIN? MADAME N. A. FRANKLIN Junior and senior high school grades. Also courses in supervision and aid to students in the classroom, parks, superviseurs and head teachers. You will be able to make up bad work will be able to ing experience either in college or public schools. The school is the most reasonable that can be secured anywhere. Jardin owns 846 acres and, point of view, is a public park, parks, gardens, etc—an ideal place for study and rest after a year of school. These interested should speak immediately to J. N. Kevin, executive director, Hawkins University, 1129 Humboldt Street, St. Pete, Texas. Courses have been arranged to meet the needs of teachers in elementary. --- Dept. PAGE SEVEN M. W. DOGAN, President, Marshall, Texas. EDITORIALS THE HOUSTON INFORMER "MOUTH'S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER "It Gets You Told—Nothing Else!" Published every Saturday at 409-410 Odd Fellows Temple, Houston, Tex. Furished as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the postoffice at Houston Texas, under the Act of March 3, 1879 NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Foreign Advertising Representative, W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn Street, Chicago; 312 Victoria Building, St. Louis, Mo.; 430 Longshore Building, New York. NOTICE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS: always demand a receipt when paying your subscription to The Houston浸染店 and pay no subscriptions to unauthorized representatives. All duty-occupied agents will have receipt books. Protect your interests, as well as your business upon a receipt and then keep it. IMPORTANT! Make all checks, Crafts, money order, etc. payable to and address all communications to the Houston Informer, 409-410 Odd Fellas Temple, Houston Texas. ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BRIED HIS BLOOD FOR HIS COUNTRY IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL AFTERWARDS. NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO MORE AND NO MAN SHOULD RECEIVE LESS. —ROBDEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 5. 1926 SUPREME COURT AND WASHINGTON SEGREGATION. The supreme court of the United States, with Justice Sanford reading the decision, recently declared that "under the pleadings," it had no jurisdiction over the new species of residential segregation originating at Washington, D. C., where individual white owners of property have agreed and entered into a segregation ordinance to members of the Negro race for a given period of time. This opinion of the highest legal tribunal in the country does not in any way affect or nullify the decision handed down in the case. In the case of the segregation cause, where the supreme court held that residential segregation ordinance passed by said city was invalid, null and void. In the Louisville case the municipal government sought to prescribe the residential metes and bounds of the colored citizens, and this attempted act the highest court in the land held uncontested. In the Washington, D. C., cause, the same condition did not exist, neither had the municipal or district government sought to segregate the colored inhabitants by a special segregation ordinance. However, in the absence of such a statute in the Capital City, a group of white property owners entered into a private agreement among themselves to keep their district "lily-white," and to not sell their holdings to colored people, under any circumstances. When a wealthy colored woman sought to purchase a piece of property in this district from a white woman (who consented to the sale), a group of her white neighbors and covenants sued an injunction and the sale of the property by the white woman. Seeking to establish the invalidity of this pact, both the white and colored woman joined hands in a legal fight to settle the point at issue; and, with the lower courts all concurring with the covenants and holding that the injunction was granted the investigators on valid and perfectly equitable grounds, the case was finally appealed to the supreme court of the United States. With the racial issue (as it regarded the segregation of colored citizens in Washington and the nation) flaring up in the controversy, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NACP) argued that expert legal talent to contest every inch of ground in the case, and to get an opinion from the highest legal tribunal in the land, concerning the validity and constitutionality of such an agreement between citizens of one race as against citizens of another race. The legal counsel for Measdames Irene H. Corrigan (white) and A. M. Curtis (colored), the two women involved in the proposed real transaction, and the resultant injunction, sought to prove that such an agreement was contrary to and in violation of the 5th, 13th and 14th constitutional amendments, and the supreme court was asked to void and invalidate this secret and private contract which was main bone of contention (on the surface) in the Supreme Court. The supreme court held that no constitutional right was involved or at stake, and therefore that body had no jurisdiction of the matter; that "individual invasion of individual rights is not the subject matter of the amendments, and that the 13th amendment, "denouncing slavery and involuntary servitude, does not protect the individual rights of persons of the Negro race. This late decision of the supreme court, in refusing to bring this cause within its scope and purview, has placed a legal stamp of approval upon the Washington type of residential segregation, one of the most pernicious and malignant species extant; but the court also held, in substance, that the case was not appealed in this case. The court has also unanimously united the Negro race is willing to hoist the white flag or show the yellow streak, the case should be revised and the fight carried to the highest court again; for, as one swallow does not make a summer, one adverse court decision, even in such a vital and reaching issue, does not seal the race's doom nor make for our abject hopelessness. In the case will, there is a way; and we must find the way and then have the will to pick up the cudgel and wage an incessant legal battle for our rights, both individual and collective, and put to complete rout the hideous, hydra-headed monster of segregation, discrimination, Jim-crowism," disfranchisement, injustice and inequality—for "nothing is settled until it is settled The Houston Informer South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper TRAVIS STREET ROWDIES NEED CURBING! It seems that Travis Street, in the 600 block, is destined to precipitate an ugly situation between the colored and white races here; unless the youthful white rowdies, who hurl missiles on street cars at colored passengers and who pick fusses with and make attacks upon colored pedestrians in the neighborhood of the Iris theatre, are curbed in their depredations. Some weeks ago a colored female passenger on a street car negotiating this part of Travis Street, after being struck with a missile hurled by some mischievous and cowardly white upstart, pressed her trusty "gat" into service and shot into the crowd, seriously wounding one youth. Some of the white witnesses testified at the preliminary hearing that the race woman shot the wrong boy, and the entire incident was a very regrettable affair; but numerous complaints have been registered concerning the conduct or misconduct of a group or "gang" of white youths who infest and infect that downtown block. Last Sunday evening two law-abiding and peaceful colored citizens, one a dental practitioner and the other the proprietor of a cleaning and pressing establishment, were pouenced upon by a mob of these rowdies; the dentist emerging from the attack and fleeing the flooded streets. He states that when he called a police officer, the said officer started to arrest him (the race dentist), but instead of making any arrests or seeking to inquire into the cause of the attack or the principals in the mobocratic demonstration, the minion of the law department — out of you again" Having thus issued his ultimatum, the police officer departed from the scene of the attack, as did the bruised and beaten colored dentist; and at hour of going to press no arrest has been made. However, if a white man of the lowest social type had been treated similarly by a crowd of colored rowies and miscreants, a riot call would have been sent in to police headquarters, and every colored man and boy in the immediate vicinity of the attack were treated and treated to a free ride to Goodson Hotel (city bastile). Not only that, but the treasury of the corporation court would have materially increased and substantially enlarged through the medium of fines assessed against and upon said colored mobsters are now, if the victim had been white and the aggressors colored. Citizens do not like the idea of being pounced by rowies and hoodlums when said citizens are attending to their own business, it matters not what their racial connection may be; and police officers should make arrests where such unwarranted and unlawful actions are made upon law-abiding and peaceful citizens and taxpayers. No police officer is supposed to act as judge, jury and executioner when such attacks are reported to him; for these men are placed and kept on police duty to protect all citizens—despite the fact that they are not required to arrest any person who has violated or is violating the law. As the mighty oak springs and grows from the tiny acorn, so can a terrible civil holocaust develop and culminate from such little attacks by a group of rowies; and those in authority who have been arrested are not permitted to be suppressed and carried before matters a more serious trend and preposition—for "a stitch in time will save nine." TEXAS DOCTORS MEET HERE NEXT WEEK. Houston will be hostess to the annual session of the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association next week, the opening public program being held in the auditorium of the Odd Fellows Temple next Tuesday night, June 8, 8:30 o'clock. With a Houston physician, Dr. A. E. Jones as president of the state organization, and several local doctors and dentists who have been honored with the prestige of the association proper, the Houston community will be invited to women, and women and the citizens' committees, plans to make next week's stay of the visitors both pleasant and profitable. The gathering is not merely social in its aspects and activities, but some real constructive work is always done for the betterment of the community. The former desires to call special attention to the free surgical, medical and dental clinics that will be conducted by these doctors during the association next week. Those of our people who are in need of such services and who do not have such special expert treatment, should take advantage of these surgical, medical and dental clinics to be held here June 8, 9 and 10. According to information from the local headquarters of the organization, the Houston attendance will be the largest in the city, and the organization, with doctors and surgeons from adjacent and other states. *Houston is looking forward with much anticipation to this forthcoming medical meeting, and The Informer is delighted to extend to these visiting doctors, dentists and pharmacists a correspondence with the organization, a city that is growing so rapidly that the United States census bureau can not keep up with its increase in population. With the largest colored population of any city in Texas, Houston has a large number of colored home owners, thrifty and productive residents, and with those existing in some of the more liberal Southern cities. We wish to congratulate the state organization for selecting "leave-houston" as their 1928 meeting place, and that trust that we will be able to support the organization. The Mirror-- (both continued from Page One) two race men after deliberating less than 20 minutes; while soldiers, with fixed bayonets and machine guns placed at strategic points, held a battle mind. You both were found guilty and given the death penalty, but neither was convicted. The suspect victim did identify either man as one of her assailants. But because the two race editors can influence and legalized lynch law they have been indicted under the trial judge. The trial judge has granted the trial judge the presumption to influence public opinion in his favor, and to endeavor to show that fairness and justice are achieved in the treatment of the demeaned man, and that the race editors were "agricultural and liberal-leaning" in their colored press, will watch with much interest the outcome on these two issues. The press will express its speech and the right of the press to express its candid and honest opinions in the measure of truth, and since it is a velled, yet high-handed threat to stifle the press against wrong and injustice in low and place, the crisis against the cause of the race and other Ameri-ants who believe in the guarantee of justice, will voicenamed to every American citizen under the provision of the federal laws. STATE OFFICERS LONE STAR STATE MEDICAL DENTAL AND PHARMACEU- TICAL ASSOCIATION. A. E. JONES, M. D. President, Ronston. A. E. JONES, M. D., President, Houston. A. H. DYSON, D. D. S., Vice President, Dallas. C. R. YERWOOD, M. D., Secretary, Austin. T. L. HUNTER, D. D. S. Chairman Dental Section, Marshall. MISS R. D. A. JONES, Ph. C. Secretary Pharmaceutical Section, Houston. MISS R. D. A. JONES, Ph. C. Secretary Pharmaceutical Section, Houston. "JUNETEENTH" STANDS TO BE SOLD JUNE 10 The sale of stand and concession prizes for the Emancipation Day celebration, Emancipation Park Saturday, June 19, 1926, will take place at the Emancipation Park 400 p. m. in. and the other dates in bid for stands and concession for the race's annual day celebration, will please be at the park on June 16 at 10 a.m. OPINIONS Passing Parade As seen at the colored high: It is the last day of school, and the students are very joyful. Even the students who have been to school a little more charming than usual. Irm Hart Hart, the valedictorian, watching one who is giving her autograph. Four graduates in their glad rags running to the singing room. And there is 'Richard Moore, who was recently on the sick list. Room Five was crowded with students and Gisborne Jordan was the only one to be excited. Oh, boy, "wot a time!" Mrs. N. C. Crawford, who the students call mother, is talking to one of her former pupils. John McDonald, foot-footed sprinter, attempting to get the members of the school team to the meeting in ceen. But he joined. A group of freshmen and junior razing the sophas. Eliza Patten trying to explain to Principale Mylor why she was talking to boys in the hallway. She demonstrated her oratory powers and finally The majority of our people celebrate the Nineteenth as the day on which the first child is born and children celebrate the first of June. Geo, whisk, the bell is ringing and a grand rush is being made to the auditorium. Good-bye, friends, we again soon come. Dr. George---- (Continued from Page One.) cedent's memory and in appreciation of his efforts and contributions for the society, the name of the society has been changed to the Dr. C. A. George Dental Society. He was largely attended and the floral offering, attesting to his dedication, was largely accepted was held by the people among whom he lived and labored, were known, one lovely woman that attracted attention was worried "Too Soon." George home on the morning after the plaining of indication. One of his complaints, but when the dentist grew worse, an examination disclosed that attack of pustules. He and his family sent to an operation in a desperate effort to save his life. He died in good health. Goehn's knife was applied, and the end of the dentist was born at Navasco, but spent his boyhood days in public schools. In 1909 he graduated from Bibishop College, Marshall, Texas. He graduated from Medical College, Nassau upon graduation he returned home and began his practice, which soon became Since 10 years of age he was a member of Antioch Baptist Church, a congregation that several years before the church orphaned him and joined and remained a member of until his death. He was also active in the church and his friends were legion. His brothers and sisters have received in many years, for he was, apparently, in the very pink of politics. At the times the obsequies several papers were read on his behalf, and Porter Harris elogized him for his devotion to his constance in the Christian cause. Dr. George is survived by his wife, mother uncle, aunts, cousins, and friends. Interment took place in Col. Robert's understory of St. James Church. E. Jackson Understaking Co. had a collection of private privileges, bids for these privileges, (Signed) DAVE BURNEY. Secret Encryption Park Board ORGANIZED CHAPTER AT SANTA ANNA, TEX. Mrs. M. E. Johnson, 3823 Webster Avenue, royal grand matron of Queen Anne, royal grand matron of Queen Star, State of Texas, has recently returned from Santa Anna, Texas, to the Graves Chapel, gaining the Graves Chapter No. 26, with 30 members and the following matron: Mrs. Kachel Cotton, associate matron; Mrs. Kachel Cotton, associate matron; Mrs. Rebecca Burbuck, secretary; Mrs. Rebecca Burbuck, secretary; Mrs. Grave, congratulate Lady May Grave, associate condolences. CIMBEE'S RAMBLINGS Deer Gun: 'Dis ole town is fillin' up wild our yung fung cumham from frum holdige; sum wild dore plomers an' imppeaks fall uw dore ever dree propecks uv gittin' dore sheep skiny purty soon. I tells yu, Gin, it's ab'bey sebit after mo' nollage, which dey feels is gwinter gin' gm 'er or better ooperchency ter surve dere race 'n dooblee tammy. PERRY PASSES THRU' CITY. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perry 4412 washington, D.C. washington, the former's brother. Human anthropology. have heart weed in the medical meet. 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