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NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AT PHILADELPHIA ELKS RE-ELECT WILSON HOME EDITION VOL. VIII NATION * * * * * ELK THE MIRROR Bp. C. F. BYCHARDSON After lurching in "Big London" (Dallas), we hit the Bankhead high school, where we spent 541 miles of paved highway. Here we spent Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night in the lovely home of the doctor. The doctor is one of the leading physicians of the section, and his brother, the technician in the Hunt County metropolitan. Both are enjoying a lucrative adjunct to their job. The wives of both doctors are very amiable, possessing a kind of kindness. Bledsoe is a delightful hostess and splendid artist, while their twin sons, Rahul and Raleigh, are We put our gasoline buggy to sleep THE HOUSTON INFORMER SESQUI-CENTENNIAL CITY HOSTS TO HUNDREDS OF MEDS MAYOR DELIVERS WELCOME P. S. Our final epistle will appear next week re Little Rock and the State of Bushs, Bookers, et al. South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 furnished by a section of the Sequim Cemetery in Bremerton, Wash. Frank Hutton, Mr. Merrill Drold Oins tagging a solo, Mr. Lily Singing a number. of Fitzburgers is singing a number. of the presentation to Dr. Alexander by E. T. Bell, D. S. W., of Mobile, Ala. of a quarter century gold case as a gift to the museum made a touching acceptance to this Interesting Meetings and Clinics This session of the National Medical Association was marked by the entire session of congratulations which were held through the entire session in hospital and medical facilities. The Jackson Operative Clinic held in Jackson was the only hospital in perhaps the most outstanding Exhibitions of Interest Social Activities Many social activities marked the session of the National Medical Association, which held the handmade ballroom of the Etafs three weeks a cabaret entertainment venue at the Club Alabam, while at the Club Alabam, when Atlantic City there were staged seven Dr. W. R. Banks, the new principal of Dr. Prince View State Normal and Industrial College, accompanied by Prof. Robert H. H. Cox, the senior leader, were in the city Tuesday, and took time from business to attend the office for time to pass the day of time. TIPS STARTED A FLOURISHING NEGRO COMPANY Durham, N. C. A., 31.-(By the Associated Negro Press.)—Economy in operation and unimfill service to the policholders are responsible for the Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, in the expression W. P. B. of the National Suity Company, New York, a recent issue of "The Insurance Field." Under the caption, "How Barbarian Tire" Started Flourishing Negro Life Insurance Company," Mr. Barbarian outlined the growth of the company and dissolved the organization hundred dollar death claim threatened to bankrupt and dissolve the organization present time when the company has more than 400 worth of insurance on the books. The writer describes the beautiful home of the company, with its well-organized departments, emphasizing the corps of doctors, nurses and laboratory assistants and X-ray experts, and the corps of doctors, nurses and laboratory assistants and X-ray experts, among Negroes declared: In view of these injuries the entire department has been referred to the North Carolina Mutual has been able to exist for all it is obviously important to the department, the higher than that charged by white companies for living there. The only operation of the department, both in the field of operation, both in the field of operation, which has cut the accident year, the lowest of any Negro company, and comparatively with the employment of any Negro company, after outlining the service that the company is rendering to the Negro community, in helping individuals to serve and preserve health through its health department, Mr. Barbarian's spirit of service that exists in the company permeated the founders and the community. John Merick, a barber, by economizing and saving his tips was able to save $100 a week in cessions. Dr. A. M. Moore, the second president, was able to secure his office with the most strict economy and C. C. Spandell, the third member of the triumphing, the most lived and paid off a $200 debt. Mr. Barbarth paid a glowing complaint to President Spandell's integrity counsel, who declared, "how the calm of the man and help to explain why he was so successful in guiding the destinies of this company through more than twenty-five years of business, increase more than 2,600 times." LAYMEN TO MEET WITH NATIONAL BAP. CONVENTION LAYMEN TO MEET WITH NATIONAL BAP. CONVENTION Hot Springs, Ark. Aug. 31.—(By the Associated Negro Press.) An announcement has just been made by the National Layman movement of the National Baptist Convention, that elaborate forthcoming meeting of the National Layman movement in connection with the National Layman movement which convenes at Port, Worth, Texas, September 8 to program. The program is being arranged, which includes speeches and addresses from some of the most outstanding characters of the race. The The Great Work of Soul Winning and Human Uplift." The Layman's Sphere aims of the Baptist Layman," the Great Work of Soul Winning and Human Uplift." 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PHONE PRESTON 2921 RESTAURANT SMITH, Proprietor DAY AND NIGHT BY EXPERIENCED HELP and be Convinced Milam Street Residenos Capitol 89 HOUSTON, TEXAS THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 Improved Uniform International SundaySchool Lesson SundaySchool Lesson (By RP. RV. P. FRIEWATER, D.D. Dean of Day and E. Nightingale, Moody Bible Institute of Chicago). (© 1988, Western Newpaper Union.) Lesson for September 5 THE TENT OF MEETING LEMON TEXT—Exodus 22. GOLDEN TEXT—And the Lord spake greek unto his friend. And as a man greek unto his friend. PRIMARY TOPIC—God's House in the Wilderness. JUNIOR TOPIC—Moses Worships in God's House. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP-10 Friendship. With. God. FRIENDSHIP WITH God YOUNG PEOPLE AND AID TOPIC TOPIC: FRIENDSHIP WITH God 1. The Diving Command to Posease the Land (v. 1-3). 2. The abiding purpose (v. 1). 3. The holding the purpose and possess the land despite the fact that the calf worship had broken the bond between them and their God. God spoke of them and brought up out of Egypt, not as own people. They had not shown any signs of the God that therefore God could not claim them. 4. Diving aid promised (v. 2). Through their sins made it impossible for God to go with them, he still sent a calf to the angel before them to drive out their enemies. 5. The threatened withdrawal of the divine presence (vv. 8, 5). God said, "I will not go up in the mountains, nor needed people, I seek them the way." The presence of God in the midst of a sinning and impatient He人民 brought upon them. The mercy of God is often strikingly shown by God's withdrawal from His people. 6. The impact upon the people (vv. 4, 6). "When the people heard these evil idioms they promised." 3. Moses the friend of God (v. 11). **This** one of the most beautiful histories of the Bible, if not in all literature, Friendship implies many things. Moses was a position to share each other's secrets. 4. Joshua at home in the tabernacle. 5. Joshua was not involved in the rebellion of the people. Because of his idulity he was privileged to abide in the tabernacle. 6. **Hosea** Prayer (v. 12-23). **Moses** mind was somewhat perplexed for the solution of his mission. He had said that He would send an angel to carry out his Covenant obligation for the protection of the Land. Moses desired further knowledge of this angel so that he might act intelligently with reference to the land. Moses desired three things: **Moses** knowledge (v. 12-23). In order to lead the people he needed to know more fully his God. God gracefully responded to this request. Moses his presence would go with him and that He would give him rest. If the presence go not with him, He would make 15-17 Moses was convinced that no man could make God's place even though that one argued that it would be better to persecute the Israelites than to go into Canaan without God. 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Ferrall was head Sf the cicult and it wen be wo gave Sim he upc cotrec ‘ace isthe atorg aa Pure tle i "Kien fest agicinest wat (0 work a gune fa Binghanton, ‘During a" exeting stage‘ the combat * Binghamton player wele reco ‘ha play waa clonal Kom called tho rose foe “out. The Fenser, however, Fone, tats, gh laine tl Finally, after al hs pewore ot per ss tt peo ee ede {Be ington sa orate he F bingnatoo “boat aba taxrted fhe bivecoat to take the player out of the perk "TiWhat for? Gane the ocr. srivny, ew oot aad bo Fetus to ot Kem Fete ‘Wel, think be man was safe na Tm song to let in way’ ret {are where be in Bot Til tke You ‘ouercome on before T ave t0 bee orca nal the op ee Progress of Paul Waner Interesting to Watch tw iterating to watch the UD- ward ‘progress of Paul Waner, et Whom i wan predicted by some very ‘Hstngsised poats that a rue ex ‘bition of high-caoa baseball 90 the ‘oust sla explode tp Sano-if be got het fare itaborgh aa Bee ‘racket eoper box, Waner bt. fie yernge atthe pext call should Derthout 28, He Ye golng op and to, ot not an exploaive enmm,onlas {ets to explode altho hocks Gat trore given hss by bend of very bed Bckorn ite has «chaace fo Tend the rion tecgne Uwe take tore {an four or tre week of bard and oacaatrated work todo fe-and what "ump that" would ‘be foe” the ‘rocky Otlabous Youngster, Director Matt Winn 4 te —| Bees x Nd he et weg sea ths rane at fan ew ttn lau th ta cng here Reese mere eae ‘Sen’ vu be vache be su Salyer at Sosa owt "and tats te Kentway Oat tun thers i he ptarap pt Wise toe eee on Saree ee caer ae Phones: . Business: Hadley 8409 Residence: Hadley 9020-5 CLEANERS & DYERS P. D. DOUGLASS ‘Call for and Deliver, Ladies! Work a specialty, Satisfaction guaranteed. 230114 Dowling Street F No, More = Gray Hair Larieuse Tai Caring Sete een bsp er ape SE) miata fare J. G. OSBORNE, M. D. —ePeciALisr— Diseases of the Kye, Ear, Nove and That tnd aye ream Se inary taffections of the above'er Gana. Eauipment ‘and. treatment fosern. Office hours ® sm tot {m.and from 9 pcm to 8:30 pm Phone Capitol ev, “tj MILAM STREET + Phones! Office, Preston 296% ea, Capitol 6200 DR. C. H. L. MOORE PHYSICIAN AND. SURGEON MEDICATED BATHE Office! 2807 Odin Avenue ‘Phone Capitol 65410" Residence: 2819 Opeloutas DR. RUPERT 0. ROETT SPHYBICIAN and SURGEON 402 O46 Fellows Temple Phonan: Grice P2217, Res. P6018 esideneg 410 Robin S$. B. WILLIAMS NOTARY PUBLIC | Room 40 Odd Fellows Temele DESTROYS Flies, Mosquitoes: Roaches Bedbugs [iti Sagem GS es ee Las ee Be FREE BOOK| a aga tastes aan peers fat or mu a EY igs Has oe, meee pete totioe DR. THELMA A. PATTEN) PHYSICIAN and SURGEON sonia Wart hte Re 1 Round Trip _ Na Every Sunday Unig, SStion 8:05 a.m. and 1:30 pan. j RETURNING LEAVE GALVESTON 8:25 P. M, FINE CARS—FAST TIME} American Mutual Benefit ” Association a TWENTY YEARS’ SERVICE © SICKNESS, ACCIDENT AND WHOLE LPR SeNGTEnN AGENTS Ring P.3288 W.E. GREEN, Supt. An A Class Senior College offering courses in the Libe ‘Ate, the Selenees, Musle and ‘Theology, cee is given to the professional training of cal preparation, and preparation for the ministey. ‘Tho Fall Session opens September 14th, 1926, For catalog, address, 3 C. H. MAXSON, President Valet The Safety Razor that | Sharpens Its Own Blades AutoStrop cee a Razor oa Sharpens Itself ‘sod Blades "i | SAMUEL HUSTON COLLEGE ~ Austin, Texas 5 Recognized an an “A’ Class four year eallege by the State Department of Education ; “Firat Colored school to be accredited as First Class under | | the present modern standards of Texas; this speaks 08 Sie years of work: (a) ‘The lat two yaara of High a @) our years of cle leading Yo the Bachelor of A ; degree, with PERMANENT FIRST GRADE CERTIFI | CATES. é YX schoo! of high ideas =a | Bxpenses reasonable ; Autumn quarter begins September 15. | Por further information address: ' T. R. DAVIS, President , : Or The REGISTRAR: ; areeeeeenseocenesesonenenoooonoensnonenenseesestes Phones! RenP. W168) Sore Proton Tam THE JONES PHARMACY | ‘Mra. R. & Childe and daughter, Mise Robie 0. A. Jones, Pr. Go. ‘ DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Preeription Our Spay ore orvne torts and Foe Anna | ~ everytnie In the Line of Drinks at Our Soda Fe is 2520 Odin Avense Hot ‘ i oo oe “el Same tm ee tea ee aes ‘Scr, Sap Stoners ease ie Le aaa Ec SRT. a ckaeganaea ee ee eyveeeae aie, cham evereNe tine 8 oan CO oa ans coer cot coment Special Train to WALLIS Labor Day---September 6th Leave Union Station ..... 8:30 A.M. Returning Leave Wallis ..... 11:00 P.M. $1.70 ROUND TRIP— ACCOUNT MASONIC PICNIC J. F. GOMEZ, General Manager HOUSTON ELECTRIC CO. J. L. ALEXANDER, Manager AGE FOUR YOU ARE INVITED To inspect the latest type of display case for caring for fresh meat. It is the last word in sanitation—has to be seen to be appreciated. R. T. ANDREWS Grocer 408 Milam Street Phones: P. 7061-8020 "The House of a 'Thousand Favor'." City Happenings Miss Aline Oliver, San Antonio, is visiting M. L. W. Might, 215 Brewster, Mrs. Wille H. Chessnut, 1505 Andrews, is visiting relatives and friends in Tuxedo. Tuxedo Belle New Hair Dressing -- HEBERBERT'S DRUG STORE. Miss Virgin Lacy, 13104, St. Bonnet, is on the skim in the improvement. Mrs. M. J. Williams, 115 Rum, is returned from visit to seashore. Tuxedo Belle New Hair Dressing -- Miss Georgia Owens, Beaumont, is visiting Miss Lois Wimmer, Houston Brick Word. Tuxedo Belle 331 Jack, has returned from Alabama, where she visited her parents. Belle will pay $1,000 per day; sold Liquid Chemical Co. Memphis, Tenn. Alma Dale Pharmacy, with her cousin, Miss Ruth B. Donnell, 1005 Gregg. Miss Hortense Bonton, 1803 Bayou, will be ill for the past few weeks. Aunt Belle Cottontail Shirts to coat in town. Tuxedo Belle will be ill for the past few weeks. Aunt Belle Cottontail Shirts to coat in town. Tuxedo Belle will be ill for the past few weeks. The "Store" visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. George last Friday, leaving a footprint in town. Miss Pink, daughters of R. E. Pink, Kindle, spread the week in the city last WATTS NERVE TONIC for week and run down condition of the nerve; vitality; for men and women. Price W, Matta W, W, Matta W, 1817, Houston, Texas. Prof. R. P. Player, Shreveport, principal of the Butler Hill school, spent time with Mr. and Mrs. H. Whittaker. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Davis, Waltham, Wales, spent time with Davis's brother, Prof. R. C. Chatham. Mr. is married Willy, after a four-year visit, with her cousin, Mrs. W. H. Boone, returned to Lake Charles, last sat stay. Mr. is greene, 2009 Nance, left this week on a few weeks vacation, and will visit San Antonio, Antoine, R. J. Kenkins, 2411 McKinney, is attending the Grand Lodge of Wise Men of the World, at Lauren, La. He room for rent; on car line; rooms for rent; on car line; everything modern. Ring Santa Fe Labor Day--S Leave Union Station Little N. D. H. Conley, son of and Mrs. M. C. Conley, 3308 Buck, and Mrs. C. Conley, 3308 Summer Hall last Wednesday night. Mrs. E. M. L. Ellis, 2832 Providence, and her two children, Malcolm and Robbie, 2832 Washington and other points in the Little Miss Helen Thompson, age 12, brought her little brother, age 4, from Denver, Colo, and they are now her mother in Upstate Delaware. Mr. Ed Austin, 1157 Willett, had as his mother Meades H. C. H. Cairdson, Los Angeles, Cal.; J. V. Lawley and E. S. McKenna Meades H. C. H. Cairdson, Los Angeles, Cal.; L. M. S. Simon, her niece and niece M. Lorraine Simon, 1315 Syrond, retired this week from Caldwell. Interest in her work is growing. AGREEMENTS IN PLAN, which is in effect for 2020, will weekly share shares at the Kendall School, the University of Miami, to attend the Erin Council of Masters, 642 New York Street. Prof. T. B. Mitchell, principal of Kendall School, passed through the Erin Council of Masters, to attend the Erin Council of Masters, 642 New York Street. See Spray Printing Co. for good printing. Phone Preston 1996, 9825; Web Preston 1996, 9825. Work called for and delivered prints. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 We have just checked up and found our stock of Silk Mohair Suits was far too large, so here our way of reducing it. Choice of our entire stock of $15 fine Silk Mohair Suits in dark colors with stripes and invisible stripes, a complete range of sizes and patterns from which to choose, at $10. Buy your Labor Day suit and save money. Mrs. Ollie Woods, Robin street, is visitor relatives in Youngtown, Ohio. Mrs. Benton, 1769 Ruthen, has brought her mother, who has been ill for some time, from Hempetad to her Mrs. Idell Richardson, 1115 Wilson, left last week for Memphis, Tennessee. Mrs. Idell Richardson, Hannell. she was accompanied by little Mina Dalemay Richardson, who be flower girl at the weekding. Don't miss the Jubilee Song Past that given by the Southern Jubilee Church on church Thursday night. September 16; admission to the River Oak Bottle and San Pelleiro Road. W. R. Saxon, 3400 Market, curated the South Carolina, perfectly delighted to Chicago, and his old home State, South Carolina, perfectly delighted to Chicago, and through the old States. He states now ready for business having enjoyed CAMPING PARTY. NEW MOUNT PILGRIM Rev. W. H. Rhodes, Pastor MT. CORINTH BAPTIST REV. A. HUBBARD, Pastor. FOR HOME AND STABLE Stripes and Solid Shades We have just checked up a so here's our way of reduc- Suits in dark colors with a pattern from which to che 35c Ser BEN CO GALVESTON ELKS TO ENTERTAIN "BILLES" J. in Clermont, Galveston, State department of the city of Clermont, State department of the "Billes" of the State to attend the first State association of the order, and the State to attend Monday, September 6 and 7, and Monday, September 6 and 7, they will occur: The delegate and visitors will be met at the station by the delegate and visitors they will be carried to the "Rest," where all delegation will register; the delegate and visitors will be at the "Rest," 2527 Avenue E, p. at the "Rest," 2527 Avenue E, picnic and barbecue at Kempe's place, free transportation, other amenities, free transportation, other amenities, planned and will be announced in the PROMOTER MAKES STATEMENT NEGRO COUNTRY CLUB ENJOINED Regarding the Lincoln Country Club, we should have had a formal club, we should have the club up the first of September but we should have a number of misinformed white citizens living in the neighborhood of Lincoln, that they did not wish to grant that they did not wish to the class of Negroes we intended bringing to the club a Negro dance hall and gambling den, we have enlisted us in the appointed date. We are that, in that the next few days we are best when the next couple to trial and the residents of this community meet the class of men included who will be removed. We are sating that you be patient and awake develop your skills and will be satisfactory to all concerned. EWELLS ENTERTAIN VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ewell. 3886 Burton, entertained with a card party in the former head of the mechanical department at Southern University, and served as President (Clark of Southern), and Mrs. and President (Angles, and Mr. Ewls' sister, Angeles, and Mr. Ewls' sister, Dallas. A very pleasant evening was held by those who included the game, which was played on social, a social chat and the appetizing menu served by the charming host. SPECIAL SANTA FE TRAINS. Division Passenger Agent Greenbill business special train service and bus service to Houston and Day and Day Labor Day. Trains will leave Houston at 8:40 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Houston. Trains will leave 10:10 p.m. The 10 p.m. train will leave Houston. Fare of $1 will apply on both the Masconic picnic at Wailua Day-Labor Day the Masconic Pea Entrance occasion. The train will leave the Upson Station at 8:40 a.m. and leave bus service to Houston. Trains will leave $1.70. Similar rates will apply from Richmond, Rosenberg and inter FREE TO FRÁNKLIN OPERATORS Miss Abbie Franklin, daughter of Miss Abbie Franklin, proprietor of the Mine N. A Franklin Manufacturing Company, Chicago, in the city giving lectures, reviews and examinations to the Franklin operators Mine Franklin Parlor, in the Old Delphee Temple. Miss Franklin's lectures are free at Franklin operators in the city, and are given daily at 562 Louisiana. Will Be Closed Monday Price of Stock Mohair S $10 and found our stock of Silk Mohair ing it. Choice of our entire stock, stripes and invisible stripes, a co- lose, at $10. Buy your Labor Di- ti-mi-Soft Colle ZINDLER'S S CORNER CONGRESS AND FANN All Furniture for the Was Furnished by Us. Ask Them If They Are Satisfied HOUSTON STEEL FURNITURE CO. SCHOOL, CHURCH and LODGE SEATING Write us for catalog and prices. We are glad to submit bids and samples. We give terms. 1112 Preston Avenue HOUSTON, TEXAS IN MEMORIAM. In memory of our beloved mother, Mrs. O. mother dear, we thank you so much. The life she memorialized, 4月12届, 1982. O. mother dear, we thank you so much. The life she memorialized, 4月12届, 1982. You are embroiled in our hearty bones. Your place in our home may be unfulfilled, but we are here to be with you of those, dear. Day to day to day to day of those, dear. We are in the twilight dreaming. We were the best girl we ever knew. We were the best girl we ever knew. We were the best girl we ever knew. C. A. Heyman, V. C. Henry, E. H. Henry, G. C. D. Henry, son; Alpha O. Henry, Mme Emmanah Heyman-Starghall, Fay Henry, Artik Meka Henry, daughter. (By The Associated Press Nov. 7). Birmingham, Ala. — On the host of the national news conference, Ramsey, local capitalist, would be the republican party choice for United States presidential nominee, the G. O. P. gubernatorial nominee, the Birmingham News, daily paper here, as to the probable cause the Republican party chose for the klan issue: "And that following the publication of the story in The News that the party in this state would denounce the Klu Klux Klan, republicans in Iowa would vote for it, and coincide of the national party, got in communication with leaders in this state to refer any reference to the klan. An effort to get friends to lobby Wednesday morning, NO LESS PERSON THAN KLAUS, RESIDENT OF BIRMINGTON, would friends the request that the Akhama republicans keep hands off in the Klu y- "Labor Day" $15 suits Complete Range of Sizes Air Suits was far too large, of $15 fine Silk Mohair complete range of sizes and suit and save money.ears 19c GONS IN SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Stores Closed All Day Monday Account Labor Day WEINGARTEN'S "5 BIG MARKETS" BETTER FOOD FOR LESS No. 1, 1502 Main St. No. 2, 1009 Texas Ave. No. 3, Preston & Washington No. 4, 3400 Main St. NO. 5 808-810-812 Prairie Avenue Between Travis and Milam Extra Specials Saturday CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars Limit 10 Bars 34c 12 BARS GUEST IVORY SOAP, 2 bars 6-oz. IVORY SOAP, all for 11 ANNY WISCONSIN PEAS, No. 1 cans RIDERS LYE HOMINY, Large 2'1/2 cans 9c BROWN BEAUTY BEANS, No. 2 cans 10c DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE, per can 51/2 cans LIBBY'S POTTED MEAT, 6 cans for 25c SPEAR CHUM SALMON, No. 1 tall cans 121/2 cans AMERICAN SARDINES, Quarters, in oil 5c EXTRA QUALITY OLEO, per pound 19c MAGNOLIA PRESERVED FIGS, or Fig Jam, No. 1 tins 121/2 cans ROOF GARDEN JAM, assorted kinds, 12 oz. tins 10c MISS WINSTON'S PURE JELLELS, Full 16-oz. jar 18c BLUE ROSE HEAD RICE, 5 pounds 39 cans NAVY BEANS, larger or small, per pound 61/2 cans AMERICAN WISCONSIN SHEESE per pound 25 cans SUGAR BILL PURE CANE SYRUP, No. 5s 39c; No. 10s; MAZOLA COOKING OIL, pint cans 27 cans No. 1 1/2 CAN ORANGE LABEL KARO FREE 1SYRUP 4-OUNCE CREPE TOILET PAPER, 19 rolls for DYO SHOE POLISH, all colors, bottle 20c EVAPORATED PEACHES, extra choice, per pound 18 cans SEEDLESS RAISINS, pound packages 20 cans 2 EAPORATED FRUNES, small size, 3 pounds 25 cans BULK HALLOWELL DATES, 11 cans COLOUR OF THE WALK Y. C. PEACHES, 21/2 cans 19 cans CANDY YAM SWEET POTATOES No. 2 cans 121/2 cans WALKO CIE BLACKBERRIES No. 2 cans 15 cans 3-MINUTE ROLLED OATS, 2 packages 25 cans J. W. SPECIAL FRESH ROASTED COFFEE, per pound 42 cans FANCY PEABERRY ROASTED COFFEE, 35 cans SUPREME JOY ROASTED COFFEE, per pound 35 cans CHOICE RIO ROASTED COFFEE, per pound 29 cans GOLDEN RIO ROASTED COFFEE, per pound 31 cans DRY SALT PLATES, 18 cans SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS, per pound 19 cans BEEP CHUCK ROAST, per pound 15 cans VEAL CHUCK ROAST, per pound 15 cans CHESTERFIELDS, LUCKY STRIKES, 2 pks, 25c; sarton PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO, half pound cans STAR, HORSESHOE CHEWING TOBACCO, 2 cuts, 25c; plug 74 cans REMEMBER! OUR NEW STORE IS LOCATED AT 808 PRAIRIE AVE. NEXT TO BERING & CORTES WAREHOUSE. ; Z WEEKLY NEWSP; r ‘THE HOUSTO! NOoW at ROOM Be posed tr eu Prone MAIN ber New Orleans, La. Aug. 31—Third pane mane quarry mowtiog wi be beta a Se] a, he. Banda Fed A,B, chareh, Ral B, G. gene reton, pamtor, Sunday, September «|! socuETY WI Rar. b' Hrovn: prenias eer wil] seis Wika COR roach both ermous morstag’and|] et'esed week. ini “Aatinarios ofthe Lats | fants are exverted tbo presont|| D8 tallad te ibe Gracey wonterence wit convene on|] NEW ORLEANS, ‘Foeedny” night: ang “love feast” on Friday nah Drama ‘and. sical program Mor. ar Retain 1, 4309 at Wer KNIGHTS 01 fy ‘Capel Hall. A delight seat a owe! al.” Many bromine wat CLAY! ane wil pasciata Sia VM. Com a ign "mused airectrens; “itrs."E| “Now Orleans, 1a, C2 i oth ae: eee fo sicns sea faze ead etree fq. Newson, 102s New Orleans wtret fet lan Sunday attend. the Ne onal" Congregational "meating, smog Sich atramt September 6.” hie eng. Nalon lop for aor ‘heation to Cheago, Mies Emily “Robinmon of Baton ‘gu La'who wan the rece guect oC Sen ic" thuler, 3622 8. Libary ‘trot, lett lat Saturday for Oakland, xi Mie a extended tr.” he i “oquer pointe before. rparding ome. - Aver enjotng the lake breeten fo tntoo weoke at Oulfalde Hota Wave find) Min Mist bare. Michelle turned to tie ety, much benefited abd feeling ft for wear approaching a thon Madame Bra B, White 8 back home fand'at er buslioon, and other pon ‘Of duty after a very ellghfa pay tn Guieago ‘and points “East. Madame ‘Walte took. up five weeks coure St post study tnt Doaaly colture sehott tn Cheat. tr and Mn, Notters gave a et day pari an Sunday afternoon, At ot Ft Bono fo fourth att ‘Fersery Bf chtr ite. daughter, Anna inte’ at thelr reidone, S838 Laval Aree. ouvenire mere given the il iRocots, “Dancing war the frolle of te ‘fay. "An abundunce of dlicous re fresnmenta were served. ‘Those of the BM, ©. delegation of ‘New Orleans, who will inave Pray eptember 1, to attend branneal se fon of 6. 0.6.0. conventar i Bal tore aint 13, are’ ra orcs” biontromery.” representing lomeno1a of Ruth No. S060: Mrs. An a Smith, Kentwood, La afr Archi Btylen deletato ot hl Odd’ Pullow! Toure: ‘Tne choir of Wesley Cuapet it, ‘quurchwaf given a day's outa t ‘Waveland, lan, Ouifaige Hotel by Buahop RH Jonen of the Now. Or Tans are. ST. PHILLIPS HEARS DEA- ‘CONESS ee rats the 11 o'clock services with « message fron eee Gnas te cae Sine ater sern. Dems Sine oh vio ietean oars Sieur We en Fltneadeat 2. eg Bondy Rehool, Sermon at the. efenlng. er eat pene hy tot Hee wer skin Succ, Pas Tr itarans rey Sligo a lrg a el Stent REY. GORDON AT TULANE sue Rev, Jeph Gord, wht au spl tans. "Bot Siete cies ot Pet Sei neo She ed oie tela tts Sod hie yaar tae tot oes hae at set SE cetrpai that et as cer 2 Sete sso eo Toa footing eos wid sepa enue Shi ene" So aie itary a Se toners Tee a rr ance on et cia Sct neared Sovak © ornate qos cena nes eta, Sint erm Sd te negate eae ios as ter wnt oe Get entre te Benday hel ca sere JonNeon waTTaess wonks Te 6 heat wre ER pee ecte peti z> Sit att you We tale oer and Sir can a ster erie ee Phone ne, 2e8 PACE CI Bi BAM 1 ace ead ce RG “erate DR. LAMAR J. GOMEZ SURGEON DENTIST 1024 Pythian Temple ‘New Orleans, ba. CROWNS, BRIDGES, PLATES, FILLINGS SPECIALTY AT EXTRACTION . Phone Main 7025 ‘rim HOUSTON INFORMER te on sale every FRIDAY ATER NOON at ROOM iT, PYTHIAN TEMPLE Important news Rema may ‘by phoned for curreat due as tate as 9:00 PM, Tuesday evenings Phone MAIN S677 Papers om ealo at leading news stands: NEWS MATTER, including Church, Clad and Sporting News must beta the “bands of the ‘aitore by Sunday “of each week Mall to Siz'North Roman Street, New Orieana, La. SOCuETY, NEVFS mould be, alld tg reach she Soctty Bor bis VIOLA CONRRLY, 417 N. Roman St, Now Orleans, ty Moudny Gt each week Miss Coneriy« teleptoue iy Galvoe 631i-W. Subscriptions, Advertiaing. and applications na cltcalators, shot berialled tg Miga VIOLA CONERLY, 217 NORTH ROMAN STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA { BLANCHET'S PHARMACY = ame “Atentivesortice Prescriptions Gates Yor ina’ Beliverea ie Cream ang 8st Brinks Served te Our Sous Foun iit "alan Avena. Maj tn ? ———— ‘tudenta Prepared for Ship Grade Work and Make Up Any Back Werk, ile Feeuty. Write fr Terme £. A. DORSEY, Principal 212 Jackaon dirt seceneessenenereessesoessoaneerorssoronsooneneesoes - JOS. DEJOIE'S MODERN DRUG STORES __ WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE COUNT 3090 S. Rampart St. 2101 Dryades St. IPHONE JAC. 9267 PHONE, JAC, 9271-517 Gein atres charge st rapeersé_ radon" pharmashta | ‘ IMMEDIATE, ATTENTIVE SERVICE KNIGHTS OF PETER CLAVER ow Orleans, La, Aug: 30 —Thow| sands) of kalsts,” indy hale frends tnd vistors attend.» the Kntents “ot Peter” Cuaver Council which convesed ia Oavertan August 16, 19. Texas, Alabamby Mis- Sapp and Lownie were well Tesented. All report the meeting {lena ona apt te bat inthe ie tory of the order Tho election wes a ively one Mr Lagan fret war ected aoa): ‘ome nigh ih an overwbelmig ory oer sr George Rlrraa, 6 ‘teat other Px Mr." Graves, national secretary; Mr. George Toompnon, Doaaioonvie, Un: coe treme nent De A. fer mllonal poytcian: Prog-Joe Neat f Howson, eran, tional fli” State depaton elected were ‘er, tata, Althea Henry Pier us Mhteip(s oho, Barta, Loute Eon Aer Woodly, Tey Joba fe"couter,natont ttl aeputy: oy Joon dob. national "cha in Mra. D, MeCarthy, Mian Ya MeCafQy aba Mr. Herr 0¢ Kev Oriana war (ite se taal vert Madonna’ Court. "The: vats Sere blghlycoteraind by" ce, Gat Yeston"Nnights aud the who of the iy it seemed, “They wary taken on utomobite tours othe city, bethiog Pere rin tats spam Parten aioe were even, {1 thle voor’ ae’ tap was dent.“ faye, La, wil"bo the ext place Sos’ tor ibe snson POSTMAN BACK FROM TRIP ‘ieuhe. cnt ban sateraes Go toe 8, Whe zat nan etoraga to te see oe ere ee ema ee eeerere sear ras secber de acti re cee eee gah los aa ees, patie te eee ae eee Sear She aes Sie ers ee eer ae Ba ate cine ame ee eee oe Semen ea tase Secon ee et oe is pee i fa ee i pas Niece Ze ie cena tee eae Se eeu eee cubs wt ie Bee! G, J. WEBB OFF TO ST. LOUIS a een ac oe ee roca Sana ea fia sae Bee Rare a be See i Me easeosaee, Mae ee emer Satara th aie aimee fees, th bt weaie ic eee TULANES &8. Plewtc Aen Sy i et peeiaee haee fe ze tee aa Poe fice ears So ener eras fe contr cent an ie. ie aman as eer armament tee ae ast ores out rac, ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 SRen Tene ae aren etn rhea rte Te or ras a ray aa ‘Soar ne ce ten A ee a “ae et a Sia she tara ae ute, ‘anthem, Visitors at the morning So eee utara ie oe So a cca ae SS et eee ase SS Sa ce hh, Sern yr cet rear snes ace caatahyar Soman eee es ee marae Seeta eater rah ate es ter wh See Sa ings: ‘er foes wit gr attended. fe date caper Bhatt tetas 5 Perdana ee St i ne a aad Rie Sit a iseseeair i oss ears bores SS Rare sanebt aera nae wan os erie Sareabtoes fe Soameeat or wane” or easaet seer, fea oy hte a Sean Se each oe Sesto netee ee Se Se epee oe Sree takae! fae irs eae Re De sa See a sincere st iat da a chs Sa ee Sai it canis saba tikons. Cee: Meeeoet, Oa. bees ae hold nt Waveland, Mian. under the Guspices ot-Dryadeo Street Brauch, ¥. MCA, wont nerote tne shape 4 targenotber of enthualanic bor from New Orleans attended. and bo from Gulfport. Mion, and Sontromery Mins were aino there. ‘The feaders I haree were A. ES Hinds, tbo. °¥" Phyalcat director; ‘De 4-H ‘Surry Ehalrmat of the boys committee, at Ror. ‘Willem Jones of ‘Montgomery, Ain. One youngster galnod ten Pownd during in May and Ail came ack feet tng fina . “rhe books of the °Y* were reoinuy autlted by Bent & Eras, halional Tnown accountants, and weFe found t bein excelent condition.” The ud Covered the period trom September 1924, up to tnd including Sune 30 1828, “the ayatem in use wnt ‘com Bonded. Sir W. H. Mitchell, Ir, exnoatie secreiary’ of Dryadew’Stteat" Branch ss'been given a piace on the prosran ot ibe Pourth hal Gotereace odihiens Rmployed ¥, BC. A. Bec etarien. He ts the on edlovet mem ber in tho conference ‘New arrivals th the, dormitory thi nook" are br dullus Chorien of Lab (Chari, La and. Mtr Howard Pink ton ot'Baldwin, La, Fourteen churches aré_ co-operating in verten of YM. ©, A. Senday ah rogram, Weelatlag October 10" 2% entauing grey other Sunny” sa Aor Uf Mr A.A. Edward, man ager of the salen te department National Beoeft Lite Insurance Com pany, will have ‘charge of this fen ‘The recent popalart'y contest, won oy Miae Corrine Denson, was 90 03 esa that nnother Ia to be kien 0 September 11." "The Pullyen ‘Porters [Quartet will take part "The month fanguet wo the pointvinsiag lab ih athetic leg wi ne Bal a ‘TRUSS-MONTCRIEF WED- ‘DING: atime Norma Monte, denser of mreled to Mr, Daniel ‘Truss on Wed eediy: Anges her. ae rathe"coremoay. Mss Geaevave Slaten ‘ot aianapa fo the trae Re teraaa Peat es resmeen es genta tore oct Yrs 0 Wt Se Met ie Lane Ha Sata: Jucen Bost ts Lama Rabiips an Brows, Sat tun oe: alee Ares. sin8 Pong, Sim so Dray wo aie 7 Wabi. Toney aod deogor tr, ay’ and dna ars ae Blas Morss sre antl se Jahns Ta Bae rcatfed aay. Wteaige ree wat Seeaptanangpr c tree ect shake Ait’ ‘avn So's tte es cee en ines is iiiga iter iota ai bea wortnin tod Soap ibe cnt tag’ and feception Nook place at the Ste eae pace ie ie taoa noche 1s Ciara erect he wride wi bs site ther does" at Ja Clalonte seman, he tis e's wal Gone tas ates hr treet be tart lie a N. 0. PASTOR TO ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION ney, Dave Nermas, pastor of 8 4ohe"binae ands ti sp etal" tar tor the Nata Gavi "ocruneg bloc Nall at i {iar ings Baer tah sito ts orl Se ate” & ares auention expo ica tnt Retr Sine Sees ae are oe asst” Seg, nse see ay none Beste Oe Maeno aa Pate ta de wey ata Stas Sa fg sae tw i“ San itn" Se ra aa Seecen ater saat Si a Sia Poaceae tes Seen eee ie ae ese a wa lai tect a set oe tanec Si Siig raga rea et atta a: a ee ned SES aN et Sa a crates te sae it aeesaeats rie Same fale at oh diac ie ci $F Rl ta ae wes ie vr aii sree eaten Slee pie a Shee ee cenear te sense ences Sience neat Sak mare sees © cured the necessary Informetion for Ba nate a fon ase ae recat cea te as cia Sa a ieee erecta sca Soe ara tee errs ees eet Shee rarer came ie acca sneer eae mateo ears Sener mente ear cc erste Berbers. ast oe ay measur © Tia he, ec RN ge oer icteric ad eo Pee eae we re Stee Ze Tet mec Re Hic nes eee ees eee ot Soa LOCAL “BILLS” PUT ON — 4 fn orive: FoR MEMBERS oi aks ae ate aes oa eee ea eae By a ro ea es an a LE eg el ees ee os emer ee care Le pce Se ee See aes See eee Seca aoe Besday ‘aight duriox the drive. See reat | capaare caraeness oraceenerocamaman [roiietegts hohe Perea make en ees edeees ee acim stmeen Cee Seen eel ne SSR GREE Macs Beate ain He ate oat eae =e | E Jal ae nS j : re House of Guay Lupgagel\ i ‘| Student Specials Genuine Boarded ooo (I if “D2 Gladstone ( i il Bags ihe (nD | AoiistentrunkTacory Hello Bill: aames o. prow. | van eMenTon eal alee ome | temet Kale | GIBRALTAR LODGE NO. 500 1, B. P. 0. E. OF W. | AUG, *hDISPENSATION™AEPT, 38 rarest CARNE BUCINEeON NOW | col Rael ar det eel a ec | Bat Sei inst ee Watney he G:A-GILMORE,Reseser, Dawe HOWARD, sey. | Sah tet Siete ace icing em trl Kat opnnnnnnpnon ian eneeeeeetneeeen eee ene eee ened e nes ‘| SPECIAL TRAINS Galveston $] eRe cea Limit Date of Issue, Ga) £5 4. Mand 130 Pw. INGE) 8:25 P.M. and 10:00P.M. 10:00 P. M. TRAIN MAKES NO STOPS DOES THE CHUROH = <=. CORRUPT YOUTH? |: ss eevee How. York, Ase. 31-—1By. ay ee: sociated Noro Press.)—That churches ta not lone crime and that rellsiona training te no. natidote to erlininal tendencies tn-ehren is contended tn t'nrtking article by. Samuel Ort, tthor of Pauneh, Paunch and Jom! fd for’ many. years a Brooki7a, N. Yi social worker, tn the, September ieaue of the New Masses “Gerald Chapman, most famour of recent ansaninn, bad splendid Cate bite training” say Orne "He show fasueh roniee that his aunt wanted “Tue: Wailtomore,¢xna —Vrotetant telah and Catholic shat thelr day nme. by Anne rothevay and ate fag millon: liars, worth of Jew tity." They thd religious tal ne te eitastth for ceive, yours il ‘vag Eas aeegendiscgpa reread i Bn sn exprt tothe ‘Chen's Sit St oir tours enter ne Ment Getter tapt Pott Re ea ened eae a nis ee eecanaernas odin "ie Jou tae eer at lah ee ited ac at sete” ta fa el eran of criiaal, vstoce “they” eta ie RS cine Sate tht reo tang Set enn St cs cee cinta eat foes et br Poe Sate ieee Mo ha Sahat suet Sa ners eae oo ise" ‘tai’ gee ae ra eee a eae aac Tot tettobupa tt Soc ee ea hae Satie ol ine tal Uae grace i stant sae ans otsup ornate ring, holdup, atin, "atc It Ue ox po rar (2) Peied BARGAIN BASTHENT HOUSEWARES SPECIALS canan,Seirs— Miao Sect ian nc hth Sie” lana hart ae Oa fit baa oh tie 15e but socara sew ie a a eae ett tee a Feel) eed Tot, ig oie sire tng coe ae Tide Sait” Sui Sn ot ce, cops coe tad yee Pes Erallon ota. $3.15 rman Weel ola Sys eae cece aoante aay Sick wo Gop asd ence LA ioe, cate ene seed am, tee oe 59e iy aipar arse ae am ae Ito hiss anoage Game <a oem SLUR Waa nee’ tageal Sibel tate ee Local Organizers for NATIONAL FRATERNAL | Benefit and Funeral Associa- ton Founded by Booker T. Washington Lira commision and tres trip tp California, Write, stat | in experience $0 THE WASHINGTONIANS conv nmuaneon | vacates I Swett (mnt oe AT MARLIN, egret alc n ‘arin, exan—-Bioe Renenting se Sots the mectapibe we SD tad a Can ieden tse appeal na Rea eee Be ‘Sioa nea at tees he ‘tnnet at eT EEE oho te ahi ane Tua propa et duet ma le 2 tata “he nn ie terme hoe at corinne Be BT, Cate Srtle eta raat pap (ingle ie tere Sis eed mtn fe Seveel goannas el Bic atl So ee the te so tecbers te, ase Eocene manner DRS? Foam Yaa le “Stor, miarhn fhe ede‘ ator BA intereeting ak ‘i er Se ret mies ois seed el Beira ai mat AN EXHILARATING EFFEOT. | ta Ate tes wae" toe eae St io as dee haat tein edt oa 1 Sithe Nona nt on {fo na ha Sai ir ering ta iS alae etait aad S25 hes Chek ence et porter tea eae Bite Bre SS Dost Handiorking Meet aul a omg to Serre eg tay se a pecton See BE oe ee aad eng: toe eat meting; Se 8 ne ie y anoworing tex some Uptown erieet) tat" aot had ame or ot ‘Hrhe Catholic “kiler wears Sie + puter aboot hie neck : ‘The Jewish, Kid Dropper han a sacred Palosifan alsa hin feat pocket “ine, Prteeant lene tothe ibe wore he Aaa% vin tay work tn, the ciety intorviawed pe ici andro Ie tors ai facts and the tay imide cage we canon They ‘rea to. Mr. I. Knowitt Sometimes the bird gives us an awful pain. POPY, IT SOUNDS JUST LIKE MADAME COUPE! NOT A BIT! I KNOW SINGIN' WHEN I HEAR IT SHE'S NO MORE LIKE MADAME COUPE THAN A LIZARD IS LIKE AN OYSTER! BOLLIO SPARDOOSH HESIANO PAPATO! YOU MUST REMEMBER THAT THE WAY SHE HANDLED THAT LAST AIRA WAS MASTERFUL- WHY, HER HIGH NOTE'S SANT TOUCH COUPE'S AND HER BREATHING IS IMPERFECT- IN FACT SHE'S A CHEAP INHITATION- BRAVO! GREAT! IMMENSE! WHY, IT'S WONDERFUL-BRILLIANT. IPPY! ONLY AN AMATEUR-SMALL THE STUFF! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MADAME COUPE WILL SING AS HER NEXT NUMBER "THE SWIMMING SONG FROM 'HA PAWNETT'"! GEE WANZ- ANT- AN OLD WHEESE BROUGHT IN THIS DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION- I CAN'T READ LATIN- GO ASK HEAR WHAT IT'S FOR BEG PARDON MADAM- BUT MAY I INQUIRE FOR WHAT PURPOSE THE REMEDY IS TO BE USED? 'INGROWN TOE-NAIL'S SIR- A DOCTOR TOLD ME THIS MORNING- THAT NINE OUT OF EVERY TEN PEOPLE DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY TAKE- SO WELL GUESS AT THE FORMULA- OIL OR COD FOR SULGANATION HERE YOU LADY- A TABLE-SPOON FULL EVERY SIX MINUTES- IF THIS DON'T BRING- EM OUT NOTHING WILL- Mr. I. Knowitt Sometimes the bird gives us an awful pain. 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West 9th Ave., Phone T. 4867, Houston LEY COLLEGE, Marshall, T 801 West 9th Ave., Phone T. 4867, Houston, Texas WILEY COLLEGE, Marshall, Texas M. W. DOGAN, President Fifty-Third Seamons Opens September 16, 1928. Boston, MA. Leaving Beaumont, Monday, September 13th Leaving Worth, Monday, September 13th 12:45 p.m., I.G.N. Leaving Flat Worth and Dallas, Monday, September 13th 1:00 a.m., T.P. Leaving Alexander, La., Monday, September 13th, T.P. Many improvements being effected at the school: All rooms in the building are numbered. Number of showers increased. Porcelain lavatories installed in each room. Filling walls with Coe Hall. Dogan Hall, dormitory for College girls, is an epitome of everything in comfort and comforting additional renovations which will greatly improve their fitness. All girls should be in direct charge of Matrons. A superintendent and hired directors to give service in Dining Hall. Official recognition of Whey as an accredited institution by Harvard. A superintendent and hired directors to give service in University, and the University of Wisconsin has just been granted. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 DR. C. B. JOHNSON, Dentist. Are you nervous, unstrung, to order of the dentist? Are you afraid he will complain if you cut up? I understand all. My years of experience have taught me to be patient, with my patients. Let talk it over. Rooms 301-304 Old Fallows Temple Phone Preston 2008 TRY OUR CELEBRATED FOUNTAIN SPECIALS SANDWICHES And SALADS PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY PEOPLES PHARMACY Homer E. McCoy, Prop. 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 No Funeral Too Small or Too Large For Me. HOMER E. McCOY UNDERTAKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phones: Fairfax 5252 Fairfax 1781 2002 DOWLING ST. Corner Pierce April Once Second Month April, the fourth month of our year was the second of the ancient Roman Phone: Office Preston 2928, Re. Res. Preston 7199 Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. Office Address: DR. W. M. 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OTTO'S Trunk Shop 404 TRAVIS STREET Phone Preston 348 GREEN CLEANERS AND DYERS Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Alterations POSITUELY NO GASOLINE ODOR Phone Preston 2827 1321 Ruthven St. Hours: 8 am-1 pm; 3:50 pm; 7:00 pm 517 Church Street 415 God Follows Temple Dr. Chas. W. Pemberton MEDICINE AND SURGERY Residence: 1002 Frederick St. Phone Capitol 2995 SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER By Thornton Fisher LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MADAME COUPE WILL SING AS HER NEXT NUMBER. "THE SWIMMING SONG FROM 'HA PAINETT!" BY HITT LADY - A TABLE-SPOON RY SIX MINUTES - IE BRING 'EM OUT WILL NIELS & PHILLIPS ALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ellipe Street Houston, Texas Phone Capitol 1459; Res. Phone Capitol 1169-W 9 A. M. to 12:00 M. 2:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M. Percy D. Foster DENTIST Sundays by Appointment 1 Odin Avenue—Washington Theatre Building HOUSTON, TEXAS DO YOU APPRECIATE ITY SERVICE AND MODERN PRICES? o, visit us; for this is truly our slogan. EIGHTNING SHOE REPAIR SHOP ST. PHONE PRESTON 5373 DANIELS & PHILLIPS EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1010 San Felipe Street Houston, Texas Sundays by Appointment Office 2711 Odin Avenue—Washington Theatre Building HOUSTON, TEXAS 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 STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. FOR COLORED PEOPLE Modernly Equipped-Capacity 100 Baths Daily-Best Excuse Treatment-Rhumatism, Malaria, Bidi Diseases, Bite-Largest Bathing Institution in the State for Colored THE STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. FOR COLORED PEOPLE Newly Built—Modernly Equipment—Capacity 100 Baths Daily—Best Service—Gourmet Treatme Treatment, Material, Bath Diseases, Stomach Tragble—Largest Bathing Institution in the State for Colored People. M. Plane Preston 8230 Open Day and Night HAMMOND UNDERTAKING CO. A. J. HAMMOND, Manager Embalmers and Funeral Directors Motorized Funeral Equipment NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE 1018 8CHWARTZ ST. HOUSTON, TEXAS Motto: Service, Courtney, Reliance and Promptness. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926 SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PAGE SEVEN ```markdown ``` 388,500 AGATE LINES 388,500 AGATE LINES THIS HUGE AMOUNT OF ADVERTISING SPACE WAS EMPLOYED BY LOCAL AND FOREIGN ADVERTISERS DURING 1925 IN The Houston Informer NO OTHER NEGRO NEWSPAPER IN THE SOUTH—AND ONLY TWO IN AMERICA-EVEN APPROACHED THIS RECORD DURING 1925, WHICH AGAIN PROVES THAT THIS IS THE South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper GOING INTO MORE COLORED HOMES THAN ANY NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN HOUSTON—WEEKLY, DAILY OR MONTHLY—AND HAVING BOTH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION AND PRESTIGE FOR ITS EDITORIAL VIEWS AND EXPRESSIONS Local and Foreign Advertisers CAN NOT GO WRONG BY INCLUDING THE HOUSTON INFORMER IN THEIR ADVERTISING PROGRAM AND BUDGET FOR 1926. 50,000 POTENTIAL BUYERS REPRESENT THE FIELD COVERED LOCALLY BY THIS PAPER, EXCLUSIVE OF ITS THOUSANDS OF FOREIGN READERS. TRULY, THE BUSINESS OF SUCH A GROUP IS WORTH GOING AFTER, AND OUR 1926 MESSAGE TO ALL ADVERTISERS IS— Say It In The Houston Informer An Ad Each Week Is the Best Way to Speak