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CARTER IS APPOINTED LIBERIAN MINISTER VICTORY LIFE ENTERS NEW YORK "The Flame of Eternal Love," Odd Fellows Temple, Feb. 28, 8:30 P. M. Drama by WILLIE YOUNG-RICHARDSON, under auspices WESLEY MEMORIAL A. M. E. CHURCH. Admission 50c HOME EDITION VOL. VIII CARTE VICTO THE MIRROR By C. F. RIGHARDSON HOSPITAL BENEFIT PROGRAM. Colored Houstonians will be afforded an opportunity next Thursday night. March 5, to show their attitude towards the new Houston Negro Hospital the $300 gift from J. S. Collman to the colored citizens of the community, when the Colored City of Taylor Choral Club, the South premier music organization, will give its second annual spring musical festival as a benefit program for the equipment fund of this Third Ward Though dedicated and turned over to the race of June 11, the musical program being given some time after the dedication), the doors, not institution, have not been opened. Instead, it is institution, a vital equipment and facilities; and under the terms of the gift and the award, which donated the land for the hospital, the colored citizens of Houston Colledge-Taylor Choral Club decided to make a substantial contribution to the annual spring program; and thus the festival next Thursday will enable our students to participate, considerably, if members of our race will purchase tickets and attend the far-reaching importance of so doing; for the making of this festival a huge contribution to the hospital's doors, and the fact that the Houston Negroes are in dire and urgent need of a program, let all of us boost the musical festival and literally fill the auditorium next Thursday night to the realization of the central organization and at the same time a worthy and important remission of the program will begin premature at 8:30 p.m. and no one will be permitted to attend until the duration of the remission of a number. Just a word about the musical program next Thursday night at the City program又加 Thursday night at the City program Just a word about the musical program next Thursday night at the City program "The Flam Drama by WILLIE THE HOUSTON INFORMER Houston Musical Organization Will Appear In Benefit Program At Auditorium Thursday Night COLERIDGE-TAYLOR CHORAL CLUB South's Premier Musical Organization P. V.-PILGRIMS BAND GAVE FINE CONCERT The citizens of Houston, who happened to be in the vicinity of Milam Street and Prairie Avenue Tuesday afternoon, were rewarded by hearing a concert given by an aggregation of musicians composed of members of the local Pilgrim band and the Prairie College band, $8 in number. These two organizations are less than two years old, but under the South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 Under the direction of M. P. O. Smith, director-pianist, the club has been rehearing for several weeks. He will be presenting his past record and reputation, music lovers of Houston and South Texas and on next Thursday night. Aside from the ensemble numbers, he will appear in "Moments of the Club," jobless and classics, the male octet of the club will appear in "Moments of the Club," M. M. Middleton, M. J. W. Hubert, will be heard in solo numbers. Dr. L. M. Mitchell will receive two piano numbers, M. M. E. B. Isaac-Burke director of Prof. A. D. Ewell they have made most wonderful programs, and Dr. L. M. Mitchell will hear the music mural presented Tuesday afternoon and night at Enamulation Park are still stiring the praises of young players and their instructor. FIRST ANIMALENY EVENT The Texas Negro Association for the Adult Bind, R. W. B. Geul, president, will observe their first anilim performance at McGown and St. Charles. Sunday February 27, $ 3. p. m. Pastor A. W. Moore charged the charge of the service; public invited. son will give one of her dramatic readings, Miss Geraldine Foster will give a piano selection, and M. E. J. Beauregard will be requested to sing that beautiful duet, "Hope Beyond." We please all ages and all races, and since it is the colored citizens of Houston and Harris County are urgently requested to attend this program in large numbers, and the effort launched here far far beyond the hospital, and our people will show their appreciation of M. C. Schulman. ATLANTA "U" HEAD TO SPEAK HERE AT ANTIOCH SUNDAY ATLANTA "U" HEAD TO SPEAK HERE AT ANTIOCH SUNDAY Dr. Mryon W. Adams, Ph.D. president of Atlanta University, Atlanta University College, will attend in the interest of the well known in situation of learning for colored youth, will address the citizens of Atlanta on Sunday afternoon, February 27, 8. in which they rally to and support this benefit program next Thursday. Tickets are now on sale by members of the ladies' auxiliary (see list above). Ticket prices are $12.99 B shops, 412 Milam and 803 Prairie; Temple News大楼, lobby 803 Odell Foldes Hall, Houston Informer Ticket will be on sale all day next day at the City Auditorium box Admission. Price are: $1. Students, $5. (good anywhere except box and parquet. Tickets are reserved for whites; box seats, $1. Dr. Adams is an able scholar and distinguished educator, who is devoting his life to the cause of Negro education, being a proven and reliable teacher. He is urged to hear him Sunday afternoon at Athletics. Ferril, Mrs. W. B. Goodson and Proof, R. G. Lockett can be heard at university alumni in charge of Sunday's program. Friends, you must hear the Colle- gium's music organization, at City Auditorium, Thursday night, March 30. 36pm. Benefit Houston Hospice. MINISTRY NEW YORK MOIS COMPANY GRANTED PERIOD TO OPERATE IN History Life Into New York Marks to Qualify Under Rigid Insurance Commonwealth—Few White Com- panies to Do Business in New York Enter Several Other Northern St. Informer. After more than a year had elapsed, admittance into the state of New Ohio state was granted to Victory Chicago on February 9, 1927. Duir- dere subjected to a rigid examination department and successfully met is regarded as the strictest and most moment in the world. agement on the part of this organization life insurance company of our standing events in the history of our the fax that we have reached the equipment where it is possible to meet ILLINOIS COMPANY IS GRANTED PERMIT TO OPERATE IN N. Y. Entry of Victory Life Into New York Marks First Negro Company to Qualify Under Rigid Insurance Laws of Empire Commonwealth—Few White Companies Granted Certificate to Do Business in New York—Company Plans to Enter Several Other Northern States—Texans to the Fore. Special to The Informer. Chicago—After more than a year had elapsed since filing an application for admittance into the state of New York, a license to operate in that state was granted to Victory Life Insurance Company of Chicago on February 9, 1927. During this period of time they were subjected to a rigid examination by the New York insurance department and successfully met every requirement of what is regarded as the strictest and most technical insurance department in the world. This achievement on the part of this organization, which is the largest capitalized life insurance company of our group, is one of the most outstanding events in the history of our commercial life and evidences the fact that we have reached that point in our business development where it is possible to meet any test that may be given. Chicago.—After more than a year had elapsed since filing an application for admittance into the state of New York, a license to operate in that state was granted to Victory Life Insurance Company of Chicago on February 9, 1927. During this period of time they were subjected to a rigid examination by the New York insurance department and successfully met every requirement of what is regarded as the strictest and most technical insurance department in the world. This achievement on the part of this organization, which is the largest capitalized life insurance company of our group, is one of the most outstanding events in the history of our commercial life and evidences the fact that we have reached that point in our business development where it is possible to meet any test that may be given. The attainment of the achievement of them, by them, and for them can be better be appreciated when it is realized that the armstrong investigation in 1926 the insurance company into the "Empire State" building most strengest of any state; insuring the reunion of the stockholders, accents, and the most important absolute protection to policymakers, company. Approximately three hundred guests were assembled in the armstrong building, and a fair return to stockholders, the reunion of the stockholders, accents, and the most important absolute protection to policymakers, company. Approximately three hundred guests were assembled in the armstrong building, and a fair return to stockholders, the reunion of the stockholders, accents, and the most important absolute protection to policymakers, company. Approximately three hundred guests were assembled in the armstrong building, and a fair return to stockholders, the reunion of the stockholders, accents, and the most important absolute protection to policymakers, company. Dr. Savory was immediately presided over by guests by Dr. John D. Wood, who was then appointed to qualify for the last twenty years." A list of the companies operating in New York in a year before the armstrong investigation in 1926 form the aristocracy of the insurance world and only the best and most conducive them. Not a single Southern company was in the field until the surprise the certificate of the armstrong investigation in New York department, authorizing Wiley to state that. The fifth company is Victory Life Insurance Company of Chicago, which has the unusual distinction of being the only Illinois company out of a lot of companies to do business in New York. The advent of the Victory Life Insurance Company of Chicago will bring to the Negroes of that state an insurance service unburdened by state taxes, which will enable them to secure the largest percentage of less than three years built up in the United States in a possible cost; open up new avenues of employment, and offer to them an opportunity to grow whose growth has been unprecedented. (Continued on Editorial Page) Colored Gets Afri 'Inner Ci Ored George is African Fierer Circle' Colored Georgian Gets African Post; 'Inner Circle' Lost (By the Associated Negro Press.) Washington, D. C.-President Calvin Coolidge day that James G. Carter was appointed mini- ter of the vacancy made by the resignation of Dr. Hood. Mr. Carter is a native of Brunswick, Georgia, and dent of Chicago. He was appointed as consul to the United States in 1856 and position ever since. He was in the states, on leave of he received the recent appointment which is a dis D. C.—President Calvin Coolidge G. Carter had been appointed minti- mary made by the resignation of Dr. L. a native of Brunswick, Georgia, and o. He was appointed as consul to velvet, twenty years ago, and has se- e. He was in the states, on leave or a recent appointment which is a dis- tention of Mr. Carter by President Cool- idge. He was among many of the ambilious members of the council, who had the backing of the con- tention during the last campaign cender. Mr. Carter is eminently quar- tified by the amount of much value to him in his new w Washington, D. C.-President Calvin Coolidge announced Friday that James G. Carter had been appointed minister to Liberia, to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Dr. Solomon Porter. Mr. Carter is a native of Brunswick, Georgia, and a former resident of Chicago. He was appointed as consul to Madagascar by President Roosevelt, twenty years ago, and has served in this position ever since. He was in the states, on leave of absence, when he received the recent appointment which is a distinct promotion. Mr. Carter is also the president of the cry of politicians for this post and perhaps came as a disappointment to many of the ambitious members of the inner circle. William T. Francis, who had the backing of the colored advisory board which functioned during the last campaign, was the most prominent contender. Mr. Carter is eminent for his twenty years of consultative service will be of much value to him in his new work. PRICE: 5 CENTS NO. 41 NISTER YORK COMPANY FEED PERMIT DATE IN N. Y. New York Marks First Negro or Rigid Insurance Laws of New White Companies Grant- ness in New York—Company ner Northern States—Texans A year had elapsed since filing an the state of New York, a Beecem- anted to Victory Life Insurance ry 9, 1927. During this period a rigid examination by the New successfully met every require- strictest and most technical in- d. of this organization, which is of this organization, which is one of the history of our commercial life have reached that point in our as possible to meet any test that tion of them, by them and for them. A knowledge of the admittance of the company into the "Empire State" came as the climax to the first annual home office force and friend of the company. Approximately three hundred auditors of the Washaburg Avenue N, M. C. A. when Dr. and Mr. P. M. Shaw of New York City, directors of the company, entered ample space. Dr. Savoy was immediately appointed, and the secretary of the company, who in turn, to President Overend the office, was appointed to the office which, upon the opening, he found much to his surprise the certificate of authorization, authorizing Victory Life Insurance Company to become a member of the business leading to Victory Life operating in that state. Pandemont immediately broke loose and for some time a business leading to Victory Life program. The organization of this young and successful enterprise into the state of New York links up with the Eastern group a number of outstanding business leaders, of less than three years built a sound and solid financial institution whose growth has been unprecedented (Continued on Editorial Page) Georgian can Post; circle' lost Calvin Cooley announced Frien appointed minister to Liberia, resignation of Dr. Solomon Porter wick Georgia, and a former resisted as consul to Madagascar by his ago, and has served in this postates, on leave of absence, when nt which is a distinct promotion. by President Cooley terminates the campaign. by the members of the inner circle, backing of the colored advisory the last campaign, was the most er is eminently qualified for the consul to consult him in his new work. PAGE TWO Gonzell White Praises Exelento Gonsell White of Big Jamboree Co. 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"The only way this can be called a way of making the world Christian by leading the individuals to a personal knowledge and experience of the law into the power of the new life. Having shown in chapters 3 and 4 of 4th Edition the law as a means of justification, Paul makes practical application of this doctrine. The divine way of making the law is through the regeneration of the individual. The destruction of the soul is through the sonnibal of be-1. Christian Freedom (v. 13, 15). 2. It is not an occasion to the "Seal" (v. 13). 3. The law is the unfulfilled work of darkness in actual form, but in the expression of a self-centered life in blinding and encerered one." 1. Sexuality (v. 19). 2. Ireglion (v. 20). 3. The realm in the realm of the spirit and are: (1) Iolandry, which means the worship of Witchcraft or sorcery. This means all dealing with the occult. (2) Sins of temper (vv. 50, 21). These take place in the sphere of the occult. (3) Hatred (v. 21). Variance, which means strife and contention. (4) Emulgence (vv. 50, 21). With faith, passions in the state. (5) Sedition, actions in the state. (6) Heresies, factions in the church. (7) Euyangia. (8) Sins of excess (v. 21). (9) Drunkenness. This means indulgence in inexerting liquors. (10) Abuse of the institution under the influence of intoxicants. Those who practice such sins shall be excluded from the kingdom of God. (11) The Fruit of the Spirit (vv. 22-24) This indicates action in the realm of life. The product of the Holy Spirit. (1) Love to God and man. (2) Love, kindheartedness because of what man is. (3) Love, fellowship and fellowman. (4) Long-suffering, taking insult and injury without marmor, others. (5) Goodness, doing good to others. (6) Faith, belief, God and man. (7) Submission to God. (8) Temperance, self-control in all things. Against Underrating Value Oh, do we not frequently underate the value of the promises of God? 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Mitchell and his associates from claiming to be officers of the above named Supreme Council and the Imperial Grand Council and their affilinted bodies, ‘The injunction was conducted by:N. N. Boozier of Texas, who was at that time grand secretary-general of the United Supreme Council, Booz= ier made a wonderful progress until 1922, at which time it was pointed out that C. L. Mitchell and his co-defendants were the legal officers of the Supreme and Imperial Grand Council, owing to the fact that they had all the original Grand Lodges with them. Boozier knew that after being informed of the fact that C. L. Mitch+ cll and his officers had all evidence in their favor, he ceased to push the. suit any further; and, when Boozier and his officers met in their Supreme Council in Cleveland, Ohio, in June, 1922, Boozier resigned his office as grand secretary-general, after holding it for two years, 4 After the death of Broadus in 1921, Boozier claims that the officers that succeeded Broadus, more especially those of Pennsylvania, seemed to be using the Supreme Couneil and all of its affiliated bodies for their own selfish purposes and benefits to.the extreme, whilé C. L. Mitchell, on the other hand was another Pharoah, ‘This did not meet ihe spoteral oi Boozier, and Boozier fought against the selfish motive. 2 Chas, T. Hamilton and his co-defendant and C. L, Mitchell and his eo. defendant, both claiming that they were the legal officers of the above. named bodies; in other words, there were two sets of officers of the Su preme and Imperial Council, and their ‘affilinted bodies, and after the. death of Mitchell, Boozier sought to consolidate with the Mitchell faction, after having an interview with G. C, Williams, 33 deg, of Shreveport, Louisiana, r In June, 1926, Boozier met his Supreme Council and put the matter before the Grand Masters’ Council in Chicago, all agreeing to consolidate with the Mitchell faction, except John H. Campbell of Pennsylvania and Henry Williams of Baton Rouge, La. After the agreement was perfected, Boozier informed a eat uae Ce ants had taken all the original grand lodges in. the United States thém, he also informed the court of the consolidation, 3 ‘This fact being submitted to the court. in November; 1926, the considered the same, the court.took it for granted since Mitchell his co-defendants had all the original grand lodges with them antl de clared C. L. Mitchell and his set of officers were the legal officers and the court refused to go into the matter any firrther and at once dismissed the injunction suit that was filed againstMitchell in July, 1920, suit dismissed Dec., 1926; this was a knock-out blow to Chas. T. Hamilton, John He Campbell and their followers. ci eee Cafes Jae ee ‘Advertisement, ¥ SS ee [ “IVS RIGHT HERE | [eS Babies G FOR YOU!” eve toa | GROCERIES Dy | } 1 For all stomach and | mm || Sees Wholesale and Retail | | ing ber fa me GET THIS || er an | [naae. STi. p.cRAWPORD wy RING CL Sravr fe a benuty. 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Lodge,in the city of Fort Worth, and then made aa application in the A- F, & A. M, and was accepted. Within 14 months, three local Eastern Star chapters of Ft. Worth and one local Masonic lodge had filed. charges against Mr. Hatten. I suspended Mr. Hatten July, 1926, and placed the charges before the rand lodge Dec. 15th, 1826, Deputy K. L. Walker, 32nd deg. of Dallas, was the prosecutor and Brother A. J, Nero, 33d deg. of Dallas, was his at- torney. After hearing the argument by the attorneys on both sides for more than two hours, the facts were brought out that Hatten had com- mitted some of the most diabolical crimes that the grand lodge had ever witnessed. He did not only violate the Masonic law but he violated criminal stat- utes of the state of Texas, and he was expelled from the order for. ten years; and Mr. J. J. Glasco was also suspended on a serious charge on or shout February 1, 1927, and he will be tried by the grand lodge in June, 1927. ‘The one Henry Williams of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who is aiding and supporting the above named expelled and suspended men, isan ex- pelled Mason from Saint John Grand Lodge of A. F. & A. M. of the state of Louisiana. The said Henry Williams was expelled from the Saint John Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. in 1917 or 1918 for embezzlement in the sim ‘of more than $200 from the Saint John Grand Lodge, and he is now com- ing over in Texas to defraud our people out of their moneys. ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 MT. CORINTH BAPTIST REV. A. HUBBARD, Pastor, ‘The usual attendance at Sunday school wan rogitered last Sunday, tho lesson being ell taught and splendidly” reviewed: superintendent etter and teachers, belag ‘00 the job. Paator Hubbard delivered a burw ei Bag gy wed aero = oe Seas SOUTH'’S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Each and every one must beware of the above 3 named men and do not join their bogus Masonic lodge whatever; if you de, you are doing so at your own risk. (Signed) N. N. BOOZIER, 33 Deg., Grand Master Most Worshipful King Solomon Grand Lodge A. F. & A.M. of Texas. betel ec gemceryaililen, eine, Meni Christlan’a Faith.” The contest fo the membership drive: for the “tn ineble rule” was: condvted In the tternoon, Mra A Hubbard winning rer re... MeCaln with 35 ne Fine ta the early veniaie FAC aight ey. N, 2. Taylor elected us "wit Re een we Se eee eet ome out=-neporter. RICHARDSON CASE RESET. ‘Tho criminal ibe caso led againat Baltor ©. F. Klchardion of ‘The tm former by W. 1. Davia, acting pet Jetpal Gregory School, originally. wet for Pebraary 23, has bean pasted Mt oe Sees 20. Be SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Best For Weak Back Are you suffering from the mince dams, aching back? You can get their relief by Johnson's Red Cresas Kidney Plaster. It warms, soothes and supports the body, and helps to restore proper body movement with every movement of the body, thus helping to restore proper body movement. Johnson's Red Cresas Kidney Plaster brings amongly quick results because the skin to the affected parts—pain goose, soreness leaves, power returns, drug store and ask for Johnson's, drug store and ask for Johnson's, drug store and ask for Johnson's, red flannel with the VISITS HER SISTER HERE. Mrs. Vivian Osborne-Marble, Berkshire, will embark on home visits from Chicagoworks to watch her with her sister, Miss Bessie Osborne, librarian at the Carnegie Library. She is a former Houstonian, having graded a B.A. in History. SOUTHERN JUBILEE BINGERS. The Southern Jubilee Choral Club. Mrs. A. August, pianist, will give a concert at Pilgrim Congregational Church in Chicago on Friday, 4th Ward, Monday night, February NEW MOUNT PILGRIM Rev. W. H. Rhodes, Pastor SAN ANTONIO EDITOR HERE R. G. May, editor of the Negro American, monthly magazine publish the interest of the public in his publication. plans to devote the March number of the magazine off the press about the issue, and in here for that purpose. VISITING MANY TEXAS CITIES. M. C. R. I. Fleming. 299 Nance, Annex of Mr. Max Williams, is spending a few weeks visiting his relatives and friends, Grants and San Antonio, Mr. Pheen-McCormack and San Antonio, Mr. Pheen-confectionery at 299 Nance, and also expects to be at her place of work. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 P. V. INSTALLS NEW AIR COMPRESSOR Prairie View, Texas. —A new Ingen soil mr compressor, with a capacity for pumping 360 cubic feet or 500 cubic feet of soil installed at Prairie View State College. The new compressor rests firmly upon its massive concrete foundation in the college power house interior, where it is being installed of the new compressor N. A. A. college chef engineer, and that the maintenance a surplus supply of water is maintained a surplus supply of water is installed in the institution. The new compressor cost $2,000 and not only meets the purpose, but it will serve in good housekeeping for consumption and household purposes, but it will serve in good housekeeping for consumption and household assistance in reducing finally the rate of insurance on college property in the state. MUSKOGEE DOCTOR IN CITY. Dr. G. A. P. Pore, practicing physicist, will visit a local hospital in a Houston visitor and lookin' in a local field with a view of ultimately overtlyMENT in HOUSTON. William M. Gale, traveling rug-sensitive of the Overt-Hysterian BLACKS SPOKE IN WHITE CHURCHES ON RACIAL AMITY (By the Associated Negro Press). Chicago, IL—To promote a better understanding between the race here in Chicago, Negro pastors and those in Chicago, a program embodying an "in-charge of pilots." In addition to Negro pastors occupying the pilots in the Chicago, Negro pastors in the Geneva City Church, spoke in the Berry Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, and Oscar C. Brown, in the Berry Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. On the Bethany Prebyterian Church took a choir of 21 singers to the church, and the latter furnished a quartet to the former institution for the morning services. Manufacturing Company, Chicago, IL—was in Houston during the week getting orders for his concern. This race company is manufacturing chariots, hair goods and drugstores' hair goods and drugstores'. The firm is internationally known. MUSKOGEE LAWYERS HERE. Attorney Carter Wesley and J. A. "Jack" Atkins, who have been engaged in the successful practice of law in the past 20 years, are in Houston for an indefinite stay. Mr. Carter is a native of New York and is the principal Mabel Wesley, principal Crawford School. The Boomer State lawyers of Atkins have been a firm trust manager for the North Carolina State Bar. ROCKDALE NOTES. Rockdale, Texas—Miss Hattie M. Pierce and Mrs. Imogen, Richard were quietly married at the bride's home; bride was teacher in the Dairy House, attended the wedding, Mrs. Pierce was a guest, Rev. P. Phillips and chair motored to Cameron Thursday, where they were reunited for a memorial anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Pierce were reunited on Sunday, Little Junior Shield celebrated the first birthday Sunday of Mrs. Pierce. PILES CURED! OR COSTS YOU NOTHING A two-bedroom apartment has a two-bed room standing, can be easily beaded without a headboard, can be easily beaded without a combination room treatment, can be combined with a bedroom nothing, W. R. DARLING—nothing. W. C. MUNN'S STORE IS BEING IMPROVED; OPENING PLANNED The W. C. Munn store is being remodeled and rearranged for a big spring program, in line with an expansion of the large this department store. The work has already been started and when completed the store plans a new location with a definite date to be announced later. Various departments of the store are being moved, the ready-to-wear department is being rearranged and the retail experience has been remodeled to such an extent that it gives the impression of enlargement. A central entrance in place of the Main Street, and the booth system inscribed on the main floor. Each entrance affords considerable more space. The gift shop has been moved to the main floor and the arrangement of a center aisle affords considerable more space. The department also to the first floor near the elevators. The first floor have been lowered so that shopers are able to get a view of the entire store. PAGE FIVE MINISTER LOSES WIFE. Mrs. M. W. White, wife of W. M. White, local methodist minister and insurance man died Wednesday. Benson Chapel M. R. Church. The Texas conference was represented by following minister: M. W. White, Benson Chapel M. R. Woollard, P. D. Mayer, T. S. Pryor, A. W. Merk, H. Pastor J. H. Redofficated. PREVENTS INFECTION The greatest discovery in Irish healing in the marvelous Berenice, a preparation that comes in liquid and in a paste, is the treatment that not only purifies the wound of germs that cause infection, but also that hardens a hardy speed. Bed wounds or cut wounds are made more ordinary limnits need quickly in the powerful influence of Berenice (10c, 10e, and 11c). $1.20, $10e and $16c Sold by Drug, Drug Store, 2002 Dowling. TIDBITS. Artificial food are being used in Europe to prevent the frosting of crops. Butcher knives fastened to the table with a thirty-chair chain are used to lock Hartock, Texas. Wires found in the Pacific Northwest is so fat that when dried and threaded with a wick in PAGE SIX SENT HERITY, SENT THE NOTE OF PHARMA TELLERANE THAT I DENIED BEROUGH INFURIED AND NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE SIGNED THE NOTE OF DOCTOR YOU CAN LEARN A LOT FROM ADVERTISING Main thing an advertiser wants to do is to tell you just how and why his goods are worthy of your advertisement. You can learn a great deal from this advertisement because many things you see advertised and to buy and use in your regular daily life. Using the advertisements, you can learn the names and descriptions of the things that are best and most adoring. Advertising teachers more than that. All advertisers make their advertisements themselves valuable and many people have learned a whole lot about, good books, good food, good clothes, ways to keep the grounds looking well—they've learned all these things before things just by reading advertisements. The advertisements right along, and you will learn that will be helpful and valuable to you as you through life. MOST CELEBRATED COLORED HOSPITAL EPARD'S SANITARY MARSHALL, TEXAS Of Surgical Operations and Treatment of Oral Diseases. E-TRAINING IN CONNECTION With brick building, on commanding eminence in society; modern throughout; thoroughly sanitary and comfortable; ideal location; able staff of surgeons and 3000 major operations performed with less than 130 operations during 1925 will be for further information, write DR. J. R. SHEPPARD, Proprietor, P. O. BOX 431, MARSHALL, TEXAS. American Mutual Benefit Association TWENTY YEARS' SERVICE KNEXNESS, ACCIDENT AND WHOLE LIFE SEVENTEEN AGENTS P. 3288 W. E. GREEN, Su * YOU CAN LEARN A LOT FROM ADVERTISING The main thing an advertiser wants to do is to tell you plainly just how and why his goods are worthy of your consideration. You can learn a great deal from that slain, because many things you see advertised are the things you buy and we require daily life reading the advertisements, you can learn the names and read descriptions of the things that are best and most satisfactory. But advertising teachers more than that. All advertisers try to make their advertisements themselves valuable to you. A good many people have learned a whole lot about, good music, good books, good food, good clothes, ways to keep healthy, ways to live comfortably, ways to keep the house and grounds looking well—they've learned all these things, just by listening to their advertisements right along, and you will learn a great deal that will be helpful and valuable to you as you go through life. TEXAS' MOST CELEBRATED COLORED HOSPITAL THE MUSEUM OF THE WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN SHEPPARD'S SANITARIUM All Classes of Surgical Operations and Treatment of Chronic Diseases. 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DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Precursions Our Specialty Pure Drugs, Kundries and Toilet Articles Everything in the Line of Drinks at Our Soda Fountain 2520 Odin Avenue HOUSTON, TXEA THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 I SCA OWNER, WE NE'T THIS MOMENT ANIMATION FOR YOU? FOR MOMENTS HOME FEE BEFORE BORN AUDER THE ENFLE THE MEN IN THE CITY DR, C, B. JOHNSON, Dentist. Are you nervous, unstrung in dress of the moment? Ask you would be a compulsion. "you cut-up?" I understan all. My years of experience have tach to be patient with my patients, left talk it over. Rooms 301-304 Old Felix's Temple Phone Preston 2628 DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Specializing in Disease of the Eye, Nose and Throat. Latest methods of examination and treatment. Office equipment modern; office consultation Free. Phone: Office 560; Res. 618 BRYAN, TEXAS Refrigerator Cars Authorities differ somewhat as to when the refrigerator car was first used, but it is generally believed that it was first operated in 1867 between Chicago and New York city. TRY OUR CELEBRATED FOUNTAIN SPECIALS SANDWICHES And SALADS PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECI- CIALTY PEOPLES PHARMACY 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 DR. WALDO J. HOWARD DENTIST Suites 201-202-203 Odd Fellows Temple Louisiana St. at Prairie Ave. X-RAY EXAMINATIONS HOUSTON, TEXAS ROOM FOR ALL GOODSON'S SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES FOR SALE Heiner at Buffalo Drive PHONE PRES. 7492 Phones: Office Preston 2928, Res. Presson 7199 Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. 8:00-6:00 p.m. DR. W. D. DRAKE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Diseases of Women, Blood and Chronic 302-3 Odd Fellows Temple Office Phone 8501 Re. Phone Hadley 8225 Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to # P. M. George W. Antoine, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Residence: 2621 McGeeen Ave. Office: 401 Odd Fellow Temple Office Phone Preston 5444 Res. Phone Taylor 2990-W Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays by Appointment Suite 301 Odd Follows Temple Corr. Louisiana and Prairie HOUSTON, TEXAS free FREE—from cancer tests and color. FREE—from treatments. Super-reduced for medical use. Stronger blood pressure. Stronger vein in blood. Lower cholesterol. Stronger acne. The original turmeric cancer oil. FREE—increases on cancer tests by WALTER JANEVILLE of Cedar Creek, New York Two times a day, and in all good drug stores. KELLOGG'S TASTLELESS CASTOR OIL --- THAT'S THE FEW. I JUST CAME OPEN AND READ ALOUD - AND INCIDENTLY GOBE THE AMOUNT OF THE DRAFT AS IT WERE NATURE HEALS; THE DOCTOR TREAT8 DR. T. M. 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HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1927 $$ ABOLISH THAT INIQUITOUS FEE SYSTEM. _ “Much has been said and written about and against the iniquitous ‘and infamous feo system of Toxas, yet, with all its evils, ills and ofects, there has never been any concerted action to abolish the ‘system and consign it to the serap-pile with other darkage and ‘obsolete methods of dealing with erimes and criminals, “) We have read interesting and illuminating articles regarding Ib dperntions and activities of eartain fergranbing ottoen, whe ‘miake promiscous raids, with colored people as their chief vietims, ‘And then-got the justice of the peace out of his bed and compel w¢ often innocent and defenseless persons to plead guilty to $ and sundry crimes. of colored: people pleading “gulty”” to charges ts practice in the South, whose section is blighted and by the high-handed, unserupalous and unprineipled ac- ‘and deeds of so many of its peace and constabulary ofticers, ‘out a bare existence or grow wealthy and fat, fleeeing and ‘ilehing the helpless, innocent and defenseless colored citizens out “of their meagre means on finable charges and accusations, © Next to lynch-law, the iniquitous fee system has done more to ‘stimulate the exodus 6f the colored brother to the North and East and cause diatisfaction among those remaining here than an ‘other form of Southern injustice and inequality; for it is nothing more or Jess than legalized lynch-law. Tt matters not whether the accused is guilty of some crime o not, if the arresting officer or officers say that the black man ‘woman (as the case may be, as they raid and arrest nearly a ‘many women of thie race as they do men) is guilty of some crime, hhe or she is guilty and all the witnesses under high heaven ean not influence the court's verdict to the contrary. . ‘One justice of the peace said to a colored man ducing the last ‘week of his tenure of office, “Boy, we know you are not guilty, but ‘we need the money!” ‘The idea seems to prevail in these eireles that some persons ‘ust serve 4s goats or sources of revenue for these hungry of- ficers, and the black people can be led like sheep to the slaughter, ‘under ordinary circumstances, and virtually robbed of their little “mites apd meagre finances. ~ ———— = ‘We once heard a presiding officer of a court in a Texas city say’ eee eee ‘ont: Gatch the “cost?” Well, that little “cost” is what makes a ‘small fine assume mammoth proportions. “fo illustrate: We know a colored man who was arrested on a trivial otfenve and after fighting his case, was, fined 1 and ” but when he got through paying the “cost,” it had passed ‘the $100 mark. “Practically every county officer got his out of that “cost,” and, “because this is thetr chief and main method of earning x walary, hay often frame” persons arrest them at night ty them a night and got theirs out of the “cost” between suns. If the fee aystem were abolished, officers would not arrest per- sons ust to get some money for “at, Sulcy seakn,” ax we heard fone fee-grabbing officer say in a justice court in Texas town, Begs ih court ha hat the clred brother, chun not aul evidence, would pay “$1 and cost.” about your graft and crookedness, but the fee system is pote tourte ot ach prncdure ents out ot hawplg uh decent and honest criminal jurisprudence. Tk outrages justice, makes mockery of honesty and deceney, rostitntes and debases supposed minions and guardians of the y, flaunts. defiance in the face of the accumulated wisdom of sages, renders and maintains our Soutbern species of civilian ‘ hiuge joke and is fundamentally. at variance with and in contravention to the basic prineiples of criminal law and procedure. “mob-lnw, if unrestrained and licensed to run its course eo Bindranes,{bintultous and infernal fee system w South in a mighty maelstrom and wreal "upon our body polit. ‘abolish the damnable ad diabolical system in Texas, eventually prove a eaneer and consume our very vitalst Lelie Samra uli gain nt the Appomattox ‘Civ, acu Yatoan phate et the nowe {aber buses nnd'the problema faced Syvaditors and publahers” Among the subjects divcusred. were; "Stantaed {uation of Advertitnge Who Are Ie Tinble Advertising Agents nud Publish tra oprenentativan” "News Gertie thet How to Obtain Rye “What Can Bs Done to Iitereane the Cleeulation ot the Simater "Weekly Journals.” "What Shall We Do to Bagoarage the rate fn o¢ Young Men and Women i Jour alam” "Htow po Bell Advertising Space” tn | Neard. Newspapers”. and “Rall the Press Rourage the Aer bern of the Tene to Bxarelae ‘The (Contnted Prom Pase One) Aefiea tw the nny ot oat comma. tial hte eat has taken ont ak a {Se are captuloc Mo foerance counany tthe won, owned ead or ata by Rearons ibe offices aro young man whoa sched Sy oars Siang Cal star aled wih itn Sesto esate whom ty een so Setar ihe penton ry", Creators ae mes st tsfnaes and want che'” sae Sola stating Soooens tus Ferro atte en haven Sut Boat ai wo sow tom ie Sah el tn tbe vn to'D8 BA daver vs pees og” Groton en" Zicrso Sen's for ha ekiermen ean Tver cont of io Compan i Sie fhe "Gridents wtvant, ae eddend uatese a" agens feu Races, iit incite or sary ar a parpose’ fr Silane ow Yoreters ee ieee tue oration i tag ‘Hts baraes" Capon aa it factor In the commercial fe o ahs dt ae ee, ee the Colertgetapiar Chora’ Chb, fonet poner cle eet hort ty Marc's 30 a Sel oy eel eaten me ci or Sees oe fad tao. Se oe Mees nee ate a ot sedan cts fora ao Medes cae ees este Tar Se sar eh parma ota sien Rieter 5 1 Set a le Sane t gra ete os ie Sala ae ee ioe GRA cries ‘TICKETS SELLING “Fideata sieiet C8 Gite ‘Tent wank er the cond anual spring male fentval, which will be presented a the Gy oaitorla, rede. ple Match "3, “hy the’ Coleridge Taylor Ghorsi “ciay, recognized ax The Gout premter musieal orrenan lon’ "re prosram will “aiton hleiy an a Yeneft for tho new Hows ton Noro" Hompita, the $80,000 see Toeaaryfamtieetion donated. tothe folared ctsenn of this commnaity fon. J. 8 Calusan, toca millon att mn "This club needa no ltroduetion t colored ‘and "white iuatclovera ot ‘oumtan ‘and, South ‘Toxan, for wher tree’ theee singers have appeared I oncert, they havo always ado Dey friend and retained thet old omen ‘lekets are. on sale at tho Oree Barber Shope, 413. Slam "and. 8 Pralie; ‘Houston Inforper, 408, Od ‘Felton Temple; and the ladies” sux ‘lary, componed”of the following le ier eats A Aner oldaa Re Doaney 2 does (i. Webster, Mt. Michel, W. 3 Howard, Philip Pago, BO. Smith JW. tober, James 0. Ryan, Wi Tam Ponder, "Willam "Smith, "L. G ‘Avtandor, hi. BB. Inace Roberson BO. Bonin i. . Carter, Minves Vir Finla Be Miter, Cora B. Woods, Bis ‘ima Walln and Constance Houston: or from Any" niember of the chor roan. Y. WG A. WEEKLY NOTES, A sow fatre he’ re x fa “x weak icrod Gin scl “prosram been planned for the oczuslon” Ree ther ow nthe Interior” decoration classe Kodnkscinan fn lho open Th ommalitee tuncheon will” be Na March Ir" All"commalttee women are txpected tobe present. Mine Pa HE? Porer ‘ile the apr of the etait Full Rights and Privileges in the Elec tive Franchise Heath Program Conducted ‘rae Friday evening Sevion was do voted fo a mammoth health meetin 2'lch me tho ‘coneervation an Krom various meas by tach speakers tee Algernon i Sgckon, Sires af interment of ene Beaty itandSwon" conmiatoner oneal Chcages and Hon. Satpuet inal, pre Ident Comomnwesith Baleon Company ‘X sightsetn tour held ray Sater dag ‘and "business enterprives | Were Hilton other places ot Intron The meeting wan attended by editors tnd pubtishers fom all sections of the = OPINIONS or pn 4 ‘ ‘oe eeme (artes es wat (Beaiae gh ene gy hg 11ti klnda new, Sn er ee” eee meme Se eee eee es ieee eae ae ae ee a gechies doa eat ‘thelr plans for dansante. 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