Houston Informer

Saturday, May 7, 1927

Houston, Texas

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CULPRIT'S "COLOR" CHANGED BLACK FLOOD REFUGEES SUFFER HOME EDITION VOL. VIII CULI BLAC THE MIRROP By C. F. RICHARDSON However, we are glad to have our many friends to see us in our own home. We have been installed and has been installed and everything is in readiness, we shall have a formal PAYING ALL STANDARD CLAIMS. --- THE HOUSTON INFORMER Prominent Actors Appearing Here In Love Drama Monday-Tuesday Nights Prominent Actors Appearing Here In Love Drama Monday-Tuesday Nights Do MISSE THEMIA RICHARDSON, San Antonio, who has the leading female role in "Bought and Paid For," which will be the offering Monday and Tuesday at the San Antonio Women's Temple. She is the daughter of Rev. L. H. Richardson, one of the best known Methodist ministers in Texas. Mrs. Richardson is a student in Texas, and she is a graduate of experience in dramas, having played the leading parts in several accomplished little actress. A gynecology of this love drama follows Robert Stafford, a wealthy self-made man, marries a telephone operator, Virginia Blaine. Stafford's one falling in an occasional spence, and when he meets the woman comes to the surface. In his intoxicated condition, he tries to make love HOUSTON NEGRO HOSPITAL WILL OPEN ON MAY 15 Truly, the day of real big business is dawning for the American Negro Nation. The National Benefit Life Insurance Company is both pointing and leading the South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 to her room. The marriage reveals a new angle on marriage; Stafford she has a son, and for her, and in a fit of passion breaks in the door of her room. Stafford's expression becomes a thorn in his heart, and he himself will forwarm drink. He refuses, she leaves him, and goes to work. She is a naughty girl, as a naughty girl, the tie is straightened out by her sister's husband, and very wealthy man making love to a poor working girl. His love for her mother and as sweet as a mother's kiss. The second act reveals the brute nature of man and wife that wrings from him under the influence of drink. The third act reveals a separation of man and wife that wrings from him under the influence of drink. The fourth act reveals the reconciliation between two loving hearts, on the one hand, and on the other. SHERIFF IS GIVEN MEDAL FOR SAVING NEGRO FROM MOB Frankfort, Ky.—Sheriff P. R. Brown of Graves County, in 1828, saved a Negro from mob violence at Macy's, and the Southern Intercommission, Governor Fiedes announced today. The award was the first of its kind to be made in Kentucky, and the award was conferred by Brown in behalf of the commission, congratulated him upon the "spendle service" he had rendered his state and nation. His handsome bronze medal bear a heroine figure with drawn arm standing in front of the legion, "the Dealer of Law and Civilization." The award was passed upon by a commission commissioner of the legislature, the Governor of Georgia. Gov. John W. Martin of Florida, the late Governor J. H. McCoy of Alabama, George B. Delayy, of the Dallas Office, Orleans item, 1218, a mobs gathered about the Mayfair jail to jail Willey Bushey, Negro charged with at least one murder, up his deputies and drove 75 miles at night through two rivers to carry the [Name] LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE URGES HOME FOR DELINQUENT YOUTHS; WILL SUBMIT RECOMMENDATIONS J. H. HEMMINGS, San Antonio, celebrator and former member of the famous Lafayette Players of New York City, will appear here with applause for the Old Pole Temple, in that wonderful love drama, "Bought and Paid for the Temple," May 19. And audienceers; for Houstonians have long since come to regard Mr. Hemmings as a star of the first manhunt. LEGISLATIVE COMM HOME FOR DELIN WILL SUBMIT R (Pacific Coast News Bureau) Austin, Tex.-Advocating the additional expenditure of $100,000 for the conversion of the Eastham state farm into a institution for the confinement of inmates, Texas, the subcommittee of the house committee on electromagnetic institutions, to government, to Gov. Dan Moody for submission at the special session of the state Favored by Board of Control. Dr. H. H. Harrington, chairman of the state board of control favors the proposition which provides for the construction of a $250,000 for housing for young girls and the conversion of $2,500,000 of improve housing for the farm into a home for Negro boys. NEGRO JUBILEE SINGERS RENDER GREAT PROGRAM Fort Bend Reporter (White): A large and appreciative audience of colored and white citizens greeted them and included the audience in their first annual musical festival in this section. The large and spacious Masculine (cedered) auditorium was filled with the audience, provided them with the cd from the title that in the cd ordered from the title that in the magnitude. The audience was well served by the music maker of the first magnitude. The audience was then begun to the conclusion of its last number. Rev. J. H. Hardy, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will make the closing remarks, expressing the appreciation of Rosenberg to their colored singers. SAMUEL STEVENSON, FORMER HOUSTONIAN, EXPIRED IN MARSHALI The many friends of Samuel Stewen, former well-known Houstonian who served for the past five years, will be paired to burn of his death in Marshall, Texas, shortly the result of an operation. The many years, "Stan," as he was familiar known and called, was connected with three local drug stores and the sobriquet of "Dr. Steve Shona," he had living to a state of friends here and elsewhere, who deplore his untimely passing. The relation was charged to Wetmar, where interment occurred Friday. Majestie River Reaps Unprecedented Toll; Negroes In Hero Roles (By the Associated Negro Press.) Memphis, Tenn.—Pestilence and death stalk in sissippi Valley as men fire tirelessly but with apo to beat back the "Father of Waters" as it rushes collecting an unprecedented toll of life and prope Swollen by heavy rains and its tributaries, the M continues its rampage which had its beginning so ago and what was once America's most coveted acre of new land. It has been by the knowledge that millions of acres of land banks of the river from Arkansas to Louisiana are property and crops, the value of which will run in have been destroyed. Memphis, Tenn.—Pestilence and death stalk in the lower Mississippi Valley as men fight tirelessly but with no apparent no avail to beat back the "Father of Waters" as it rushes over the land and propels the oil of life, the Mississippi River swollen by heavy rains and its tributaries. The Mississippi River continues its rampage which had its beginning two weeks ago and what was once America's most coveted agricultural area is now a vast sea. The scope of the flood might be determined by the knowledge that millions of acres of land which line the Mississippi River are now inundated with property and crops, the value of which will run into the millions, have been destroyed. The loss of life, through cannals seemingly losing battle against the disease, is impossible to estimate, plunging the Mississippi River. Tom Lee, a former U.S. Army officer, said the rapidly mounting and is now far into years ago by rescuing a group of white the hundreds. Sheltered in Tents Bereft of all earthly possessions, thousands of Negro refugees are corralled in neighborhood living, in village numbers are increasing as leaves after leaves and dike after dike crumples are increasing at Vakirbad, Mississippi, 6,000 Negroes who are being cared for in the buildings and whites are being cared for in the buildings. In Deacon, Arkansas, 2,000 Negroes, who formerly filled the fertile fields in church buildings and barracks in church buildings, are being cared for in the district, living in the second stories of houses. Arkansas, is crowded with more than 8,000 Negroes, who were driven from their homes by the turbulent gaters. Hundreds of them were working they were working very hapily hoping that they were working very hapily hoping that they would be spared from the wrath of the riotous river that refused to be Epidemics Add to Suffering: Ying with the suffering caused by the lack of sufficient clothing and the scarcity of food is that resulting from broken or broken in fourteen refuge camps, dotting Arkansas where measles, pneumonia and malaria are prevalent. To combat the invasions of disease, physicians and nurses have rushed to these areas and are working hard to day. Refugees are being vaccinated in hospitals, a step of curbing disease and conserving health in the inundated regions. **BLACK-FACE** With Tragedy, No war has served more effectively the herotom of the Negro than this **BLACK-FACE** **MASTERSHOT** BLACK-FACED WHITE MAN SHOT AS NEGRO BY POLICE OFFICERS St. Louis, Mo.—The police shot and mortally wounded a white man last Monday night in a fashionable residential section of the city, who was masqueraded as colored in that he had his hands and face blackened with the same kind of black cork. The "make-up" was almost perfect, according to statements, and the police thought they had "bugged a nigger" and could harden their teeth. But the police had no hands of the victim at the hospital. It was just a week before that three men who had been identified as Negroes, had attacked a white woman and her escort in Forest Park, and the St. Louis Argus, race paper, had warned the police to look out for the black-faced criminals who operate under black faces to hide their crimes. Of course the report of the police and daily newspapers, taking the culprit's word for it that he was looking for his estranged wife, is not to be taken seriously, according to the general belief that the police make the nigger believe that one of a gang who makes a practice of hiding crimes under a black face. PRICE: 5 CENTS NGED BFFER Over Reaps unted Toll; on Hero Roles United Negro Press.) and death stalk in the lower Mississippi but with apparent no availater" as it rushes over the land of life and property. tributaries, the Mississippi River and its beginning some two weeks's most coveted agricultural area of the flood might be determined of acres of land which line that as to Louisiana are inundated and which will run into the millions, D WHITE AS NEGRO CE OFFICERS NO.51 PAGE TWO Gonzell White Praises Exelento Gonzell White Praises Exelento Gonzalez White of Big Jamboree Co. Gonzalez White, colored star, designer hair in her own "Big Jamboree Company," one of the country's pre- cincts, is the crown of her beauti- hair to the regular use. Constipation ruled without laxatives Nujul is a bowel lubricant—not a laxative or cathartic—so cannot grip or form its habit. Nujolmylosofentanase Nujolmylosofentanase back regular, bowel bowel movements. Gentle and safe for young adults. 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HOUSTON, TEXAS THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 NATIONAL TRACK MEET TAKEN FROM SOUTHERN CITY DUE TO RACE ISSUE LEGISLATORS ENDORSE TENNESSEE'S COLLEGE FOR NEGRO EDUCATION (Preston News Service). The new New York City—The National A. U. track team was taken from New Orleans last week because of fear that racial纠纷 might enter into the event. The south team could not be held in New Orleans, unaware of the diplomatic dispute in competition against white athletes. The A. U. U. in its firm account of race, color or creed, plans to hold a national meet some other city in July. It is expected that there will be some delay in the event. F. W. Rubin, secretary of the A. U. U., declared that a national and international any American because of race or creed would be taken. (By The Associated Negro Press.) Nashville, Tenn.-Aid thunderous applause and student yells, Hon. Joseph Daniels, former secretary of the navy, and Governor Austin Peytin, former governor and I & State College as the students and members of the two houses of the university in planning to getuings from legislators. Governor Peay delivered a short speech which was the first since his recent illness. Hon. Daniels expressed his gratitude to the institution. Speeches were made WILEY WON BOTH CONTESTS FROM BISHOP "BEARS" The picnic day game at Wiley on Thursday brought out a heavy attendance, and the occasion of the previous day and partly because the idea that Bishop was resentful of the fact that Bishop was induced many of her otherwise unseen (husbandic backers to come out; and of course, the good crowd out from various sections of the state to witness the events of The Wildcats are still leaping to wards the 1927 pennant. They meet the Prairie View Panthers here May 23, and Sam Huston May 13-14. unfairness" of calling upon Neryos to represent America and win high honors. He also said that they the right to compete in their own national championship. Among the Neryos athletes almost certainly to win places among American representatives are: Curtis Huff, Syracuse University and national champion; Charles Major, St. Bonaventure College; John H. Huff, Syracuse University, as well as the Hart Humbard, broadjunior, as well as the Hart Humbard, broadjunior, as well as many other distinctions. Secretary Ruben pointed out that only once during holding championship games, he and the team proteested against competing with a Neuro. On that occasion a burden was placed on him, he could not go home and admit that he raced a colored man." S E N O R S E 'S C O L E G E E D U C E R A T I O N by Mr. Hensley, Mr. Miller, Graves and Senator Henry. They deferred themselves pleased with the success of their support in securing appropriations for the school. 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Musber al pictures whieh" themacives tell a Meike sory of Neato prota ‘Rovaue\cin read thir book withoxt being ‘wpe to do greater, thin, (ball etn the howe, tbe Fea bya clon ‘he ook ‘was writen Ue sutton ® Griese, who te the The Darkest foment ‘8 vonsitatat ts tran wth bo steno to 9 worhesie expisln wh psp Paget ert THE HOUSTON \TURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 Py: ‘THE NATION'S ioe Mere ELKO BAND AND GLEE CLUB OF ALA. ae oo ae i = i a | Peer — y, a ae oe an ee ay Rape ee SUPERB MUSICAL CONCERT ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE Thursday Night, May 12, 1927 TBy ‘Tho Associated Negro Prean) Philadelphia, Pain nn address on “the Open Door to Lite.” before the Soctety for Bihiea Caltire, Dr John Haynes Holmen, pastor of’ the Com tonity Chureh, New. Yore City de lared that nothing lao Baa costly Sted as much mufering and strife tn the latory ot mankind as race peel sil ace are teri. a fv elt tat make the nfo Hie to maintain inat anyone. people Cutahine tho. tevt De. Holmen sald fi retorredto'an open mind, an opea Heart and an open noul tn the doors by'ahich new contacts could bo made ‘ith new realiten and fe become. a Truly ‘ita expartence." Dr. Holmes te of the opinion tat prejudice Ie taught the child, for be anya children aro the only partons with open hears 1a pleading, for open lads, | De Holmen sald, *t ta certainly trae that fomebow'a reat spirital force ber. ieSrltag to tnake ist known to Open’ mind ahd am open heart. “We mint allow m new ldo to come tm oar minds mo tatter how radical it tay weet 20 that wo ca determine tee true valve. Any opinion aay’ be true, fo deny thls Is to anseme tn falfbuty. Ay ow dew may “con thin portion ‘of truth that We ca Rot atford to love, abd 90 wo" owe tt to" ourselves and to" the world to. be (ay The Associated Negro Preee.y. ‘St Louis, Mo—The entensial a aiveraary af the oldest Baptist church Inthe city, the First Baptiat‘Chured, ‘with « blstory ronchiog back Into the ‘erly days of 8 Louts when the mets fers’ Parehaned slaves’ Inthe open market and the freed them to became ‘members of the congregation, wil be ecoenized with « 100<uy celebration ‘While the plans for dhe commemore tion of tho event are not complete th elebration wleh will bern May 4 ind tae unull August 14, wil Bring to St Louis ‘ational ‘charactors of the Daptint denomination and the pastor of tho are church in the world for, L, KWihilame of Chica, pret nto the Nationa Bapllse Coben ton, a speakers, “K’ Matoriealnketch of the choreh shows ft van begun in 1817, under a frhite miniter, Rev. J. M. Beck, who ‘Sroreame the objections of the’ slave Qwers and ten ears Tater organized fhe citurch ana separate” boay ta Binetamith shop” A’pageant extending over five. alghts, one might for each Shiver period of the ast contr. wil avo beaten under the direction of the Rev. Herman Drow groteasor ot Baill at the Sumner High Sohool “Tine present pantor of the Pies Hap. it Gore te the er, : Cay ae Master of Mockery ‘The mocking bied belongs to the thrush famly of North America, Te ‘unfurl tons! ts most metodicts, tat {e har lo addition marveloos tall live faculty, belog capalne of tmtat lng almont any sound, vo as (0 de fuive even the mast" attentive. and ancleen ae: 5 Ht wealth oj | eh ad. As EN HotcBraZ~ prow | Two Hundred "Loulvile Minieters ‘Meet and Formulate Joint Program “Permanent Orghnization Eftected Louleili, Ky—tuleville’n econ Interracial” Ministerio! 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HEMMINGS EMINENT NEGRO ACTOR —With— Imported Cast of Star Actors —In— "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR" Gripping Love Drama Odd Fellows Temple Monday-Tuesday May 9-10, 1927 General Admission, 50c Reserved Seats, 75c THOUSANDS APPLAUD LOCAL SINGERS SUNDAY IN BENEFIT PROGRAM THE IDEAL THEATRE Full of thrills and actions. Also episode No. 2 of "THE RETURN OF RIDDLE RIDER." With an all-star cast; full of love, thrills and romance. With an all-star cast: laughs, throbs, thrills and romance from start to finish. THURSDAY-FRIDAY, MAY 12-13 “ROSE OF TENEMENTS” With a cast of superb cinema stars; tense with heart-throbs, thrills and mirth throughout the plot. Also BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE, fea- E. D. LEE'S CREOLE BELLES Headed by JOE THOMAS, supported by a chorus of Croke beauties and a band of musicians, the "Mammals" masse. bevieve. MVaeille at 2:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Show daily from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Phone Preston 6979 ELMORE MARTIN, Proprietor-Manager (BY CIMBEE) The audience, composed of both white and colored citizens of Houston, which greeted the Coleridge-Taylor City Auditorium, exceeded the mostanguine expectations of the promoters. The entire lower floor, several boxes and a large section in the dress court, were filled with other race, who appeared to have come out in family groups, impelled by their love for the songs of the "oil souls," "bit" for the relief of the flood-striken inhabitants of the valley of the Mississippi, too, in large numbers, completely filling the dress court, and overseeing the and singers! Never before has this group of the South's premier association. Those who have heard them at various and sunny times, declared their delight by the Great Gailene Teacher, "the ones had been saved for them," and why shouldn't they have been? They not only follow the character, in that they were using those talents with which God had given them, but might be relieved. And such an approach, reason and such an approach, will fill any City Happenings Mrs. M. J. Robinson, Pittsburgh, M. Mrs. J. Robinson, mother, M. S. J. Burton, 292 Grey. Mrs. Bennie Oliver and Miss Lois Oliver, 147 Wilton, spent Sunday in Beaumont with relatives and friends. Mrs. E. W. Pfield, 121 Victor, has visited the Beaumont library, visited relatives and witnessed the festa. Mrs. J. Winner,奖牌 at Houston Brick Works, Kanais and Cline Streets, has been ill for the past few days, but is improving. Mrs. Anderson, at 1812 Caroline, are now domiciled in their new bungalow at 3290 Mossy Creek. Mrs. Mojai Kinson and mother, are here for an indiefiction stay with Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Kinnion, and Mrs. Lena Williams, 3214 Gray, borne here after spending a week in LA, visiting relatives and friends. Miss Annie Louie, 940 Sculater, left Wednesday for Lake Charles, La. Spoils the Mrs. M. Anna Daniels. So Spoils Printing Co. to good credit, 320 McKinsey. Reasonable rates. Work called for and delivered prompt. Mrs. Bertha McClendon, Galveston, spent last week here as the guest of her aunt, M. N. Holt, 422 Wetland. Mrs. A. Butler, 1010 Crobay, is in Lake Charles, being called by her father to be her first day away. She has no pass away there early Tuesday morning on a Tuesday morning. Elder Jude Pendleton was in Lake Charles, La., Thursday, officiating at the funeral of Mrs. Emma Daniels, daughter of Mrs. A. Butler, who passed away there. VERVE TONIC for work backs, shakes and pains in the back, run down condition of the nerves, lost vitality; for men and women, Price 511 Boutin, Veronica P. W. Walls, Born 1971, Houston, Texas. THE IDEAL T 804 MILAM ST. YOUR FRIDAY, MAY 6- VIOLA DANA in "BRED IN OLD KIDS" featuring pretty women and fast horses SATURDAY, MAY 7- A Western special! "THE DEVIL'S P Full of thrills and actions. Also episode N HIDDLE RIDER." SUNDAY-MONDAY, MAY 8-9 "FLAME OF THE With an all-nill cast; full of love, thrill TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, MAY 10-11 THURSDAY-FRIDAY, MAY 12-13 "ROSE OF TENN" With a cast of superb cinema stars; ten and ninth throughout the plot. Also BIG taring E. D. LEE'S CREO Headed by JOE THOMAS, supported by with the artist. Eastern songs, dance, manuscripts; "believe me. Vaudeville at 2:30 and 8:30 p. m. Show daily from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. ELMORE MARTIN, Prop THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 The twenty-first anniversary of the Church of God and pastor, Elder Judi Annamay, Jr. at Judi Annamay, was quite a success; over $200 being realized in the financial drive terminating with the celebration. The event was held in Gray, and R. L. Handley, Chicago, spent the week end last week in Belleville, with Mr. and Mrs. Daffney Van Dyke, Jr. at Mrs. Van Dyke, Mrs. Handley has been in our city since Christmas visiting relatives, and the family has been Bellelist for the 3rd Annual Colored Bathing Beauty Conef at Emancipation Park. Tuesday night, May 14, the 3rd Annual Colored Bathing Beauty Conef for FOUR FURTHER INFORMATION RING J. SAMUEL GREEN, General Manager of D. Johnson Texans. CHORAL CLUB PLANS TOUR. PORO' AGENTS MEET MAY 9. All Pairo agents of Houston are available for the following local organization May 9, 2 p. m., at the hours of Mrs. Nancy Chelation, at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., or 12 p.m. G. H. Webster will demonstrate facial treatment. CARD OF THANKS We take this means of expressing our尊崇 views and appreciation to our many students during the extended illness and ultimately during the extended life of our dear friend, Ms. Leah, life April 14, 1957. Especially do we thank her for her kindness, for her dedication to minister unto her apical needs, and Patern L. E. Harnes and J. W. Watkin, who have been her mentors. (Signed) Mines. Pamilla Pipkins, Agnes Bobb and Lizzie Lee, daughters. EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends for their kind attention and support. We are grateful to death and death of our beloved sister, Ellin Kiblachy. We may never be alone. Chloe Kiblachy. (Signal) Miss Birdie Klipatrick, Mrs. Olivia Turner, Foster, aunties; R. L. Klipatrick, brother. YOUR FAVORITE PLAYHOUSE NEW UNDERTAKING FIRM BEGINS BUSINESS HERE HIGH RATING FOR PRIZES AWARDED SAMUEL HUSTON, RURAL STUDENTS AUSTIN COLLEGE AT P. V. CONTEST SHELLY JOHNSON Table and Johnson, funeral directors and embalmers, is the latest business venture project in Houston, doing business at 2810 Oak Avenue, Fifth Floor, Houston, TX 77005, and licensed embalmer who has had about sixteen years of practical experience along this line, and Mr. Johnson, who for many years was secretary-treasurer of the South Texas Brothers, ranks as one of the most successful business men in the country, and commercial circles for his honesty, integrity and general ability. Field-carefully these men resolved to install, in the outset, an entirely new stock of funeral services, and field-carefully these men resolved to install, in the outset, an entirely new stock of funeral services, and field-carefully these men resolved to install, in the outset, an entirely new stock of funeral services, and field-carefully these men resolved to install, in the outset, an entirely new stock of funeral services, and then make their bow to the public. Table and Johnson is Quality, efficient services, courteous attention, and right prices, coupled with the desire to satisfy all tastes, knowing it to be human and to be the best. Austin. Texas—Samuel Haston College now has the class "A" rating from Kannas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Alabama, with college won rating as of first class under the recently reorganized standards of the state. This year, the school is making use of its rating. The school will be in a new department, with the opening of the spring quarter, passed the 200 mark, while the two-year high school work held its own in numbers. The school quarter will be held in a women's reception in the governor's mansion and also broadcast from KUT. The general education board apportion for summer school has been approved. The Greene, master of science in education. will return from Columbia University to Greene, master of science of absence) doing research study, to resume work in Jum with the state. BEAUMONT EDUCATOR HERE. Prof. A. T. Pollard, Beaumont, president of the Colored Teachers' State Association, was in Houston at the 1972 meeting of the association to visit a walk here. He is in busy with plans for the 1972 session of the meeting and a constructive program. FOR WORKING PEOPLE. PHYSICAL CULTURE PROGRAM. The young people of Pilgrim Congratulations Church, Rev. J. I. Donaldson. The young people of Pilgrim Congratulations program at the Y. M. C. A. building. Prairie and Smith Pilgrim night, June 15. The young people of Joe Springs "Battling Bait" "Batling Ready," Brady "Bild," Prescott "Bild," Wilkins "Bild." Wilkins and "Lightning Pep." Proceeds from the entertainment go to the church. NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH. The new treatment for torn flesh cuts, wounds, sores or lacerations that occur during healing is the Boraxone Liquid and powder combination treatment. The liquid Boraxone is a powerful antifungal solution that treats infections and infectious germs, while the Boraxone powder is the great tool for treating the earth for speed, safety and efficiency. Price (liquid) 60c, 80c, and $1.20. Price (dowling) is for Dowling Drug Store, 2602 Dowling. RICHARD H. TABB ity always, while others are disposed to look at arrogant Wilmer Porter of Japar, Texas, was the individual making the highest genetically modified $25 and a loving cup; P. Y. Gray is his teacher. Paul Hinton and Wallace placed $25 in Sequim for second place. Other high point winners are as follows: Holstein cow, J. D. Hennenga, Ledebert, Jeremy cow, L. A. Lowe, Cummings, brood cow, Sequim; brood cow, Caesar Tales, Calves; mules, Donil Rowlinson, Willie; brood cow, Caesar Tales, Calves; jamer, barred rock chicken, Water Hall, Segul; corn, Andrew Lockhart; cotton, L. V. Harris, Kendall; ploughing, Duglans Lilly. The purpose of the contest was to arouse enthusiasm, create interest in agriculture, and choose professions. Following teachers and students freely expressed the fact that agriculture was their chosen professions. Following teachers and students were made: Wilmer D. Huntett, Hempsd; $3 cup, H. Galwely, Hempsd; x1 white leather牛仔, Sore-Rebok Cowboy; $3 cup, Sainbury Co. Kansas City, Mo; $3 cup, rcnuller牛仔, Nichol Sequim LUFKIN. LatinK. Tex.-Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Texas. A very pleasant evening was spent. after partaking of a delicious meal. 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Church, which will be the scene of the 28th Quadrennial Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, May, 1928. Bishop A. J. Carey is chairman of the General Conference Commission, and Bishop A. J. Galloy is past president. Bishop over the Chicopee district. (By the Associated Negro Press.) Chicago, III—This city is to be host to the 28th quarennial conference of the church of the Rt. Rev. A. M. Church, in May 1928. The general conference commission of the church of the Rt. Rev. A. M. Church, Wednesday in Indiana, where the conference was originally scheduled for meeting of meeting and reconvened Thursday in Chicago at Quinn Chapel Church, the guest of Bishop of A. Gaines, and committee after taking them on a tour of inspection which included the inclusion of a contracted committee by for Betahel A. M. E. Church, extended an invitation on behalf of the commission unanimously accepted it. Undoubtedly the visiting officers and ministers of the connection were To Me Heat To Men Who Dread the Heat of Summer Days Use Shotwell's Monthly Pay Plan of cigarette smoke—yet body enough to take and retain real tailoring. Greys . . tans . . plain . . stripes. Quarter silk lined . . no sleeve lining. ART TWIST—a weight; greys . . tans stripes. Quarter silk for utmost comfort; servative to collegiate ART TWIST—a warsted twist of feather weight; greys ... tans ... dark greys with pencil stripes. Quarter silk lined without sleeve lining for utmost comfort; 2 and 3-button coats; conservative to collegiate models. SHOTWELL'S "RELIABILITY" greatly impressed by Sinai Temple, the wonderful shrine that Bethel has selected to make the citadel of African Methodist University. No other house in the city has been housed in no magnificent a structure. Built just a few years ago by the Bethel congregation in Chicago, Julius Rosenwald being a member, and situs in the 7th and South Parkway, with a total seating capacity of 4,000, a perfectly appointed community house, contains the library, a pool in the city, twenty or more separate rooms for social service, of which there is a library, a pipe organ which cost $75,000, the edifice is a marvel and the performance to the needs of the conference. Methodists the country over are turning their eyes toward this great Summer days . . . with their heat . . . will soon be here. Summer clothes with their cool comfort . . . are here now. Forget about the discomforts of best summers. This one will be dif- ferent . . . because of the clothes. 2-Piece Summer Suits $2975 There are many men who already know what we mean . . . and they are not "somewhere west of Laramie" either. The right kind of material for summer gives mental comfort because it holds its shape . . . physical comfort because it is made for this climate. 3. PLY WORSTED — an imported fabric . . . hard finish greys tans blues tans Conduit tans the breeze through; quarterlined without sleeve lining; collegiate to conservative. acquisition by Bethel, long a famous congregation but rendered homeless two years ago by fire. Rev. H. Y. McGee, a long-time pastor, is but bestowing all the credit for the accomplishment upon John R. Hawk, a long-time pastor of the ward of the church, Rev. J. S. Johnson, secretary-treasurer of the church and secretary of the Sunday School Union, the three who came to Chicago and Galen. It is planned to institute in Galen a program which will be an outstanding example of what the modern Negro church is doing in the religious problems of a modern city. Bishop Archibald H. Carey, chair of the mission and of the finance committee of the church, predicts that the forthcoming ad the Days feather th pencil ve lining ats; con- Joseph Johnson, district manager of Atlanta Life Insurance Co. entering the job, said he excited, girls, he had not ready to receive applicants yet. Brief column This may have got you wrong. We are new home at 409-118 St. Street. You see later! DALLAS REALTY CONCERN OPENS NEGRO ADDITION DALLAS REALTY CONCERN OPENS NEGRO ADDITION [Pacific Coast News Bureau] Dallas, Tex.-Rex-along that the so-called Nego property owners is to assist the Negro in the acquisition of home property in the development tract in such an attractive manner to suitify their requirements and to realize comfort of the city, who have developed 56 white additions, recently developed 56 black additions, and development of first class Negro property in the opening of a subdivision on the main road, known as Roscoeville Place. Modern improvements. The five and six-room brick house and four, five and six-room frame dwellings, other modern conveniences are installed on the surface of the streets, cement sidewalks and the establishment of a bus road car line. They also announce an 18-acre parcel, with pean树 lawn, sidewalk and the establishment of a car park on the Rock creek, having a sand beach, a dam to impound the water and other water features, a golf Golf and Country Club with a Negro professional instructor, is being established in responding to their recent announcement. "greatest colored church convention in history." Prominent among the members of the commission who were present there was Pountain, William D. Johnson, A. A. Foster, and William C. R.寇. For Darham, N. A. C. Rev. Monroe, K. A. C. Rev. Monroe, K. A. C. Knaus and S. J. Johnson, Washington, D. C. Cannon, Jr., Navanville, Rev. D. C. Cannon, Jr., Navanville, Rev. H. W. Jamison, Rev. John H. McLean, secretary of Dr. John Moore, McLean Prairie View, Texas—The seventh annual College Theater League event at Prairie View High School, the most successful in every detail, will be held on Saturday, April 25, upward of 460 persons in attendance, and the contents in Literary and athletic events were entered into with the following: The prizes awarded in these contest were well distributed over the state. The winners were honored. It is worthy of mention that the Hastrop school, which won a low cup in the state, has been directed by Ms. Lequay, she has directed the entire number of athletic events participated in by her women to place more stress on physical education, as the field is open to women to place more stress on Walt trophy, donated in 1928 by O. P. DeWalt, which was held for three concerts by the Walt school, won by Nawasova high. 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PAGE FIVE FoleysBros BARGAIN BASEMENT PIECE OODS At New Low Prices 2458 in. white and black batten Woven Hags, framed cords. 89c 16-inch Drayer Crestenment, a big piece of colors and patterns, nice quality. special, yard. 13c 16-inch Creech De chine, nice quality in colors of orchid, blue hues, white colors. special, yard. 9c 16-inch Fancy Panoramic Poster, a bounty of colors and colors, nice quality, nice nourry patterns. special, yard. 29c 18-inch Ginkgo Poster, guaranteed fast colors, colors of orchid, blue hues, white colors. special, yard. 22c 18-inch Hummelish Slice, this is our hummelish quality, full bleached and hummelish colors. special, yard. 98c 18-inch Hummelish Slice, this is our hummelish quality, full bleached and hummelish colors. special, yard. 98c 18-inch Pallina Checks: excellent weight in several patterns. This quality is limited to 10 yards. special, each. 98c 16-inch Pallina Checks: excellent weight in 2 of 15 yards. 10 yards. 16-inch Pallina Checks: excellent weight in red and blue borders; good weight in 10 yards both special. 98c 16-inch Pallina Checks: excellent weight in red and blue borders; good weight in 10 yards both special. 91.19 16.579 Mayon Creech Splits, all palleted in rose and blue, beautiful nursery design. special. Bargain Basement—Prairie Ave. Section PRIZES OFFERED NEGRO CHILDREN BY MUSICAL BODY PRIZES OFFERED NEGRO CHILDREN BY MUSICAL BODY Fort Worth, Texas—A prize of $10 is offered by some of the graduates of Fort Worth, who enjoy the School of Fort Worth, who enjoy the school of attending of the high school durc- tions of the little Mrs. Mar- carlie林 Land music in the colored schools for students of the best in music, the wife of Prof. I. M. Terrell, now superintendent of the Houston Negro Music in the public schools. Her students in the public schools, the wife of Prof. I. M. Terrell, now superintendent of the Houston Negro Music in the public schools. Her students in the public schools, even in the days when music was considered a by-product in the school, brought the best artists to bring to the city such artists as Mina. Hockey, Patil Bullen, Helen Cuney-Hare, to the extent that the public taste has been greatly influ- enced by the group of modest spirit, that a group of modest spirit, that it is out of appreciation for her public taste, that contributed this small prize, to grow from year to year, to perpetuate her public taste, to contribute to the musicians on who must some day follow in her foot- The contest is open to every child in the public schools of Texas, "The Texas Invitational," June 9, 10 a.m. during the second annual convention of the Texas Invitational basketball blanks may be obtained from M. A. Mierjard-Ward, 1000 Myrtle Street conductor. Each applicant must accompany request for blanks with 22 contestants. Contestants will be required to give name of composition; name of competitor; competitive waltz, etc., and nationality. Contestants will be entered by num- Competent judges will announce their decision in time for the awarding of the prize. The artists rectal will be furnished by the Association Bulletin of Information as to the general convention outfit from Mrs. M. H. Flower, 100 Humboldt from Mrs. M. H. Flower, 100 Humboldt. IT DRIVES OUT WORMS The surreal sign of worms in children is painless, lack of interest in learning, and a lack of picking at the nose and sudden start of coughing. It appears it is time to give White's Cream Vernisage. A dose drives down the blood pressure on the road to health again. White's Cream Vernisage has a record of fifty years. Sold by Dowling Drug Store 2025. ROCKDALE GEF BUILT I JUST GOT A LETTER FROM A MARRIY - HOMELAND OUT IN UTALIA - WHO SAYS SHE WANTS TO MARRY ME. TWENTY YEARS' SERVICE SICKNESS, ACCIDENT AND WHOLE LIFE SEVENTEEN AGENTS THE JONES PHARMACV PAGE SIX Hitt and GEE BULL GOT A LETTER FROM WASHINGTON WOMEN IN UTAM - WHO SHE WANTS ME. COUNTRY-WIDE CONFERENCE OF BLACKS CALLED Among the subjects which it is proposed that the conference deal are: 1. With the business organization of the Negro. 2. The health conditions of the race. 3. The religious progress of the race. 4. The political progress of the race. 5. His general status as a citizen of this country. 6. Insurance. fraternal, mutual, life. 7. Educational progress. Relations to Negro people everywhere. FORE'S FISH MARKETS 2714 ODIN AVENUE Phone Capitol 0480 1016 WEST DALLAS Phone Preston 0353 Wholesale and Retail Largest Fish Market in the State among the Race. Out-of-town orders shipped promptly. WE SHIP TO ANY PART OF THE STATE. Read the Ads American Mus Associ TWENTY YEAR J. H. HIERAS Civil Engineer and Architect Modern Homes and Public Build ings. Mail orders solicited. Machines designed; patent draw- ings, Plats and Maps. 2619 Tum Ave. PHONE H. 4448 DR. RUPERT O. ROETT PHYSICIAN and BURGEON 402 Odd Fellows Temple Phone: Office P, 2217, Res. P, 6919 Residence: 402 Ribbenton St. $1.00 DOWN THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 Are you nervous, unstimulating, in drama comedy, or a comedy with a twist? Computerize your exit. I understand that you are nervous. I understand that it takes all over. Rooms 300-300 Old King Temple Temple Preston 2022 Phone Preston 2022 DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Specializing in Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat. Latest methods of examination and treatment. Office equipment modern; office equipment modern. Phones: Office 540; Res. 616 DRYAN, TEXAS DROPSY TREATMENT. It gives quick breath soon gone. All distressing symptoms are relieved. General improvement is realized. I FREER. Try it. Never board of anything in DEAN R. THORN E. BREEN DR. DEAN R. THORN E. BREEN G. PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY No Funeral Too Small or Too Large For Me. --- JOHN H. HARRIS TRY OUR CELEBRATED FOUNTAIN SPECIALS SANDWICHES PEOPLES PHARMACY 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 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 SHE SAYS SHE DID A PICTURE OF ME IN A BARBER SUPPLY HOUSE AND WANTS ME TO COME OUT WEBT ROOM A GOOD SERVICE FIRESTONE TUBES Hein Buffalo PHONE P ROOM FOR ALL GOODSON'S SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES FOR SALE Heiner at Buffalo Drive PHONE PRES. 7492 Phones: Office Preston 2825, Res. Presson 7199 Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. Office: 302-303 DR. W. M. P. DRAKE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Diseases of Women, Blood and Chronic 302-3 Odd Fellows Temple Office Phone 5501 Res. Phone Hadley 6228 Office Hours: 8 to 12 A.M. 1 to 9 P.M. George W. Antoine, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Residence: 2301 McGowen Ave. Office: 401 Odd Pellows Temple Office Phone Preston 5444 Res. Phone Taylor 2990-W DR. R. H. WARD DENTIST Office Phone Presson 5444 Res. Phone Taylor 2990-W DR. R. H. WARD DENTIST Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Bursary by Appointment Suite 301 Odd Fellows Temple Cor. Louisiana and Prairie HOUSTON, TEXAS free FREE-from-fee-causes and odor. FREE-from-fee-causes Not favored. Super-condor for medicinal use. Strength and longer sustained. New gold bulk. Belted and laminated at the Labor- force. The original brand name of free. FREE-De-mercant we promise to WAITER JANVIER, Inc., 417 Cain St. New York Two store-ay, and so, at all good drug stores. KELLOGG'S FESTLESS CASTOR OIL --- NATURE HEALS; THE DOCTOR TREATS NATURE HEALS; THE DOCTOR TREATS DR. T. M. SHADOWENS Chronic and Disease on Women a Specialty—Medicine Phone: Office Preston 2094 Residence: 3035 Office: Old Fellow Temple Residence: 3515 Liberty Avenue Houston, Texas DR. C. M. NICHOLS Physician and Surgeon Office: Taboran Bldg. Suite 230, Preston 113L. 807½ Prairie Ave. Houston, Tex Herbert's Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Phones: Pres. 4752-8866 HOUSTON, TEXAS SANTAL MIDY Catarrh of Bladder Pain Easily Bellied by Santal Midy Refuse any institution Look for the word MIDY Sold by All Drugges GREEN CLEANERS AND DYERS Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Alterations We Mend Your Clothes Ludder Work a Specialty POSITIVELY NO GASOLINE ODOR Phone Preston 2827 1321 Ruthven St. Hours: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 3 to 8 p.m. Office Phones: Pres, 3358 415 Old Felixove Temple Dr. Chas. W. Pemberton MEDICINE AND BURGERY Residence: 1311 Bailey, Phones Capitol 5428-W. SOUTH'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPED BUT- SHE SAVE I DON'T EXPECT TO BROOMA A WINDOW- FOR A FEW WEEKS WET- A. B. Phone Preston 2180. Res. DANIELS & EMBALMERS AND 1010 San Felipe Street Office Phone Capitol 1459; Hours: 9 A. M. to 12:00 M Dr. Percy DEN Sundays by Office 2711 Odin Avenue— HOUSTO In 2180. Res. Preston 3008 HELS & PHI MIERS AND FUNERAL DIN e Street Capitol 1458; Res. Phone Capitol M. to 12:00 M. 2:00 P. M. to Percy D. Fo DENTIST Sundays by Appointment Din Avenue—Washington Th HOUSTON, TEXAS Phone Preston 2180. Res. Preston 3008, Preston 8115 EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Office Phone Capitol 1459: Res. Phone Capitol 1168W Hours: 9 A. M. to 12:00 M. B. 2:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M. Sundays by Appointment Office 2711 Odin Avenue—Washington Theatre Building HOUSTON, TEXAS DO YOU APPRECIATE QUALITY SERVICE PRICE If you do, visit us; for THE LIGHTNING SH 417 MILAM ST. SERVICE AND PRICES? Visit us; for this is truly our WARNING SHOE REPAIR PHONE NO. Phone Preston 5230 Open HAMMOND UNDER A. J. HAMMOND, Embalmers and Funerals Motorized Funeral I NOTARY PUBLIC I 1018 8CHWARTZ ST, HO Motto: Service, Courtesy Promptness WARD SANITARIUM-BA A. L. HUNTER, Prop and FOR COLORED PEOPLE Edently Equipped—Capacity 100 B Treatment—Rheumatism, Malaria Largest Bathing institution in the If you do, visit us; for this is truly our slogan. Pionee Preston 8230 Open Day and Night HAMMOND UNDERTAKING CO. A. J. HAMMOND, Manager Embalmer and Funeral Director Motorized Funeral Equipment NOTARY PUBLIC IN OFFICE 1018 SCHWARTZ ST. ST. BUENA, TEXAS Motto: Service, Courtney, Reliance and Promptness. THE STANDARD SAN DR. A. L. HUNT FOR COLOR Newly Built--Modernly Equipped Service--Gourteous Treatment--RH Stomach Tragble--Largest Bathing People. THE STANDARD SANITARIUM-BATH HOUSE DR. A. L. HUNTER, Prop and Mgr. FOR COLORED PEOPLE Newly Built—Modernly Equipped—Capacity 100 Baths Daily—Best Service—Courteous Treatment—Rheumatism, Malaria, Skin Diseases, Stomach Tragble—Largest Bathing Institution in the State for C-lored People. MARLIN, TEXAS --- M. B. Women! Girl! Beautify Your Hair! Begin Now! Why Not Have Beautiful Hair? Use St. Clair Hair Preparations and See How Quickly Improve-ments Begin. "THE ST. CLAIR BYTEM" Mme. R. D. St. D. Clair, 820% East Commerce 8L, San Antonio, Texas Preston 3008, Preston 8115 & PHILLIPS UNERAL DIRECTORS Houston, Texas Tele. Phone Capitol 1168-W 2:00 P. M. to 6 00 P. M. D. Foster ARTIST Appointment Washington Theatre Building TEXAS E AND MODERN CES? this is truly our slogan. OF REPAIR SHOP er SRT 509,600 AGATE LINES An Increase of 121,000 Agate Lines Over 1925 The Houston Informer Going into more colored homes than any newspaper printed in Houston— national reputation and prestige for its editorial views and expressions L ] d F i Can not go wrong by including The Houston Informer in their advertisin; Local and Foreign Advertisers 50,000 POTENTIAL BUYERS Rapeseed OE ene nt ee et eee ee Say It In The Houston Informer An Ad Each Week Is the Best Way to Speak FFB PPB IFPI PDP BIE PIED RAPER II IPERS oO RR SOUTH’S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER AUVUVELUVAVVENIUTAULAIAUELLUOLUELLUCUDELLIDSAUERY ONLY ELYUOUDENUNUU DLL UUAUERL COOOL AUD ELE PAGE GEVEN EDITORIALS THE HOUSTON INFORMER SOUTH'S GREATEST RACE NEWSPAPER "It Gets You Told—Nothing Else!" Published every Saturday at 409-410 Odd Fellows Temple, Houston, Tex. Enceded as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the postoffice at Houston. TOTAL, under the Act of March 3, 1879 C. F. RICHARDSON Editor-Publisher ALPHONE MILLS Advertising Manager NEW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $2.00 Nine Months 1.50 Six Months 1.00 THE INFORMER'S PLATFORM: 1. Democracy, both domestic and foreign. 2. Playgrounds for colored children. 3. Better educational facilities, both teachers and physical education for youths. 4. Educated, consecrated ministry. 5. Development of the Houston Ship Channel, thereby making Houston the South's premier city. 6. Colleges, universities and owed races on all matters of vital importance and less racial animosity and antagonism. 7. Good streets, better drainage and sanitary toilets for entire urban population. 8. Federal regulation of, and Federal legislation to suppress, lynching. 9. Equality before the law for all men and equal railroad accommodations for all passengers. 10. Radicalism, community work, advancement, betterment and solidarity. ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHEED 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. —ROOSEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1927 TOO MUCH RACIAL INDIFFERENCE. We need more men like Moses, who willingly sacrificed his high position in the king's palace and elected to suffer with his own race and people during Egyptian bondage, and who later appropriated his education and training received at the hands of Egyptians and married and married their forces for the ultimate conquest of Canaan. There are certain traits and characteristics in our people that have the appearances of being racial and deeply imbedded; but they are our people, and we can not hope to get away from them. We must not help them, but rather hinder the situation and merely delay the day when "princes shall come out of Egypt and Ethiopia shall stretch forth her hands unto God." We must not lose heart nor become discouraged and quit the job of teaching, and we must follow all along lines, in a little over fifty years, with other races that have centuries of training, culture, refinement, freedom, wealth and education behind them. Suppose those in other races, who were entrusted with some of this world's goods and the ability to lead, train, educate and teach, we must take the task in disguise, what would have happened to them and their races? There is a trite and hackneyed aphorism that goes something like this: "We must take our friends with their faults, or be without friends," we must take our race with its faults, or be without a race; for no member of our race is stronger nor higher than the weakest and lowest member. Brother, if you have made a fair success in life and are in a position to help your brother (racially speaking), in any manner for good, and you fail or refuse to do so, a sheaker; for where much is known and much has been acquired, much is expected and Remember that the Holy Writ declares that the strong must bear the infirmities of the weak; and the candle that will not function in the candlestick, ere long will be taken from its lofty position and thrown into the junk pile. The Houston Informer South's Greatest Weekly Newspaper This proposed action on the part of Maryland still further indicates of Texas. that the Negro must look to local, rather than to national action for tangible change. The Negro must look to the interstate feature of the Maryland jim-crow car law represents the only concrete advantage, which I now recall, that has come to the race from agitating the Negro community. The Negro community has the franchise by the Maryland courts is the only action, as I now recall, which has actually enhanced the power of the ballot in the black man's hands. This action has been made possible by the burden Washington and Texas is magnificent and. Unless some liberal movement springs up in Texas the victory in which we now exit will be but a small step. The Negro community has the burden of advantage of this action or the brunt of disadvantage upon the democratic party which now has the reigns of power. If the democrat votes to the Democratic Party, the Negro community so upon which to fool the gullible Negro voter. I recall how the democrat gave the Negro teachers in the public schools of Baltimore, after long connection, it might also be well to say that West Virginia is the only Southern state which has no jim-crow car system. Why Hereby the Negro community has the power to take the journalist and politician of the mountain state. The issue was close between the two parties in the Democratic Party, and the Democratic Party would oppose the Negro voters. An understanding was reached with such outstanding leaders as John W. Davis and Congressman Wilhelm, that if the Negro would join with in them the Negro community would have won and kept their word. If by any mischance, the democrat had fanned the on the state jim-crow car, no number of subsequent republican victory would. The most re Let us hope and pray that Maryland will do the sensible thing in being the first to abolish Jim-crow care, and that the Negroes of Maryland will do the sensible thing in bringing it to pass. settled: the ye society is made This policy is RESCINDING JIM-CROW LAWS. (BY KELLY MILLER, Howard University) Under sponsorship of the Inter-racial Committee, a bill was introduced in the Maryland legislature to abolish the state Jim-crow car law. This bill according to the secretary of the Inter-racial Committee, T. M. Jallow, passed the House and the Senate Bruce stated some time ago that the time had come for the elimination of such distinction in transportation in the state of Maryland. It seems that the bill was tabled in the committee, although the majority canvassed beforehand was supposed to be in favor of it. Mr. Calaway is still hopeful that the bill will be passed. Mr. Calaway will be able to other powerful democratic supporters as basis of his hope. This is perhaps the first attempt bit of legislation in recent years to wipe out odd race discrimination in statal laws. It gives hope that all such discriminatory regulations which were borne of local condition will pass. The first attempt to abolish such discriminatory regulations in Northern states were wiped out by the moral crusade of the civil war. At least fifteen Northern states had provision limiting the franchise to white men when the fifteenth amendment was passed. Some of these states voluntarily removed such racial distinctions by the revision of their laws. The first attempt to abolish such discrimination legislation was wiped out by the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. The state of Michigan, at one time, had a law forbidding the intermarriage between the races, but this discriminatory provision was wiped out by subsequence state law. The first attempt to eradicate the Jim-crow car law makes me reminiscent. One backs hark to the days of the Afro-American Council when race wide effort was launched to check the rising tinge, especially in its interstate feature. A considerable legal defense fund was raised for this purpose of which Booker T. Washington contributed or far by the greater When congress was about to revise the Interstate Commerce act, the Honorable Whitfield McKinley and myself called upon Senator Dolliver of Iowa, chairman of the committee, and went away supposing that we had his permission to conduct the investigation of kind in interstate passenger traffic. But on a subsequent call we were frankly and flatly informed that the pending measure would be limited wholly to material freight. The Mon Archibald Grainse and myself called upon Senator Forker, to engage his good offices in behalf of guaranteeing no racial discrimination in interstate travel. The good senator informed us that he would gladly work for a provision for equal accommodation, but that such a position as we suggested would be simply impossible in face of prevailing racial discrimination. The senator said that at all should be taken unless there was full guarantee of no discrimination or discrimination and told him that we could secure equal, but separate, accommodations from the Southern states, and that we preferred that the federal government should not touch the question one way or the other, unless it was possible to do so. We were between American citizens. He thought that our attitude was very short-sighted and unwise. The first suit brought to test the Jim-crow car law was, I believe, instituted by Professor William H. Council of the Alabama Normal Institute. The judge said that the federal government should not touch the question one way or the other, unless it was possible to do so. We were between American citizens. He thought that our attitude was very short-sighted and unwise. The first suit brought to test the Jim-crow car law was, I believe, instituted by Professor William H. Council of the Alabama Normal Institute. The judge said that the federal government should not touch the question one way or the other, unless it was possible to do so. We were between American citizens. He thought that our attitude was very short-sighted and unwise. OPINIONS NEGRO TEACHERS OF TEXAS CHALLENGED TO EXEMPLIFY PROFESSIONAL VISION IN STATE ORGANIZATION FOR EDUCATIONAL SERVICE. Thorough Preparation; Clear Vielon and self-respecting Negro teachers of Task; The Will to Serve; Cour- will continue neither to follow it nor its advocates. Our China War Every honest man must confess that one of the marvels of the present situation is being killed or injured in this civil war in China. We wonder how on earth the Chinese can kill a lot of "dub" missionaries who insist on staying in the war zone, even though they are fighting of their military backing, rather than on the Lord. If these missionaries China, they would get out, for the time being, instead of standing around to help the Chinese, to cower to their barbarous gunbatt commanders for slaughtering Chinese people. Kerlin, Kinneman and the Konstitution Through Preparation; Clear Vision of Task; The Will to Serv; Courage to Make the Faith Adventure and Collective Efficiency Given as the Fundamental Need. ARTICLE II Following the (White) State Teachers Association—Advantages and Contributions By JOSEPH J. RHOADS, Principal, Booker T. Washington High School, Dallas, Texas. My whole personality resents the teachers' policy that represents Negro teachers in the policy conventions on other folks "passes"; seeking the services of outstanding teachers; and asking for the price; and begging others to do for them what they can and should do. Just here I wish to list more pleasing advantages that our fervent teaching has experienced as a result of this practice. First, in following the (white) State Teachers State Association, taking advantage of its rates we have lost an important incentive to increase the view of securing rates for the view of securing rates for the Colored Teachers State Association Colored Teachers State Association Texas its Identity and influence with the other states. The policies have been applied for, and issued to the (white) State Teachers Association. Technically, we have violated the provision of the tariff on file with the state, but we have restricted the use of identification card numbers of the organization whose name is printed on its face. We have ridden the state's tariff on file with the organization we have placed ourselves in the embarrassing position of imposing our own cities to which the (white) State Association has a strong strength of numbers of invations and other inductions. We have chosen the strength of numbers of dignity and politeness. Fourth. We have chosen to be "videowrap" rather than "video-record" to respect self-racism and self-expression. We have lost in numbers and money. The most recent tangible evidence of the State Association of Texas has sufficed, 1, largely because the president, Mr. Houston, has organized the association, spent three months on our idea, settled; the year is passing, the association has organized a cheap and degrading. CIMBEE'S RAMBLINGS Kerlin was proven right in Virginia. He was the only candidate the nation ultimately freed the twelve ousted men against whose threatened execution by the state of Arkansas, Mr. Kerlin, was being tried. Kerlin right in this West Chester case by the continued progress of the Idaho lawmaker.