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PILGRIMS HOLD CONCLAVE HERE Houston College Sale Enjoined 5 PRICE CENTS VOLUME X PILG Hou THE MIRROR By C. P. RICHARDSON 4 Attending this twenty-third annual convention here are intelligent and dedicated men and women as cities, representing as a fine type of womanhood as can be found anywhere in the world, are cultural refined and well qualified for the work in which they are engaged, and we are delighted to them as our guests during the week. It is our sincere hope that the holding of this state conference will be not only in Houston but in other Texas cities, and that the ranks will be recruited with earnest and uninterrupted effort to "earn, on" for the betterment, improvement and advancement of their race and social order; for after all THE HOUSTON INFORMER Race's Most Modern Office Building PILGRIMS' HOME OFFICE BUILDING, HOUSTON, TEXAS Convention Draws Many To Houston; Halverton Speaker America's Greatest Weekly Newspaper HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 to devote their time and energy to the business of the order, rather than to the entertainment and amusements. The captive degree was conferred Tuesday morning, and the ritualistic ceremony at high noon. Both were very impressive. The delegates from Texas and Oklahoma are attending the conclave, which is being held in Houston. Patriotic Program Staged A very interesting and illuminating patriotic program was executed Wednesday morning in the auditorium of the University of Texas at Austin, the sessions and activities of the annual parley are being held, with James K. Sullivan, supreme judge, recorder and principal judge, Yankee School of Houston, delivering the principal address. Mr. Ryan recounted the tremendous patriotic spirit to the principal, to found this republic and COLONEL PATTON DIES IN CHICAGO; WAS KNOWN HERE Chicago, IL.—(ANP)—Leutentat Colonel JOHN H. H. PATTON of the Eighth Illinois Regiment. National Guard, dropped dead at the regimental arm- ament Tuesday morning, at 2:58 o'clock. Colonel Patton was formerly a member of the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth infantries of the United States (regular) army, and had been with the Big Bend Regiment 1915. He was with the outfit at Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, during training for the World War, and made quite a number of friends in the Southern city. Colonel Patton served with the Eightth Regiment in France during the marital conflict with Germany, and received the crook de guerre, with silver leaf, for bravery in action. He was very pauperized with death, but he will be remembered Sunday with full military honors. NEW ORLEANS CLUB DOING REAL WORK New Orleans, La.—(ANP) The San Jacinto Club, according to the statement by its president, George W. McCain, a private estate without incurrence. It contributes very heavily to the various charities in the city and its average income. The private Chryst Fund is over $1,000 per year. Every member of the club Federation Is City's Guest; Fine Meeting The Texas Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, with Mrs. A. E. S. Johnson as president, is holding its twenty-third annual convention here at Trinity M. E. Church, Bell and Travis, Delegates are here from all sections of the state, with Austin having the largest representation of any city. A monster mass meeting was held at Antichio Baptist Church, Robin Street, Sunday afternoon, when the history of the organization was recounted by former presidents, Mesdames C. E. Adams of Beaumont, R. A. Ransom of Fort Worth and H. E. Ransom of Houston. Fraternal greetings were sent the federation by Mrs. J. U. Fields, honorary president of Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, and J. W. Fincher reading the communication. It was a masterly production, with Mrs. Jessie Daniel Anselge- town, well-known white worker of (Continued on Page Five) CLEVELAND HAS RACE ASPIRANT FOR GOVERNOR STANDARD OILCO EMPLOYS BLACKS IN MANY CITIES New York City.—The Standard Oil Company of Indiana has recently instituted the policy of employing Negro workers in the company operates in a section of the Middlesex in which Negro lives in Louis and Kannan City are so situated, and in each of the other cities except Detroit, colored men are employed. In Chicago they are in exclusive charge of the office and in Minnesota one; and employed as attendants in Springfield, and in Minnesota one; and also operating four greasing stations in Chicago. The jobs are the result of an appeal to Colonel Robert W. Stewart, of the National Urban League, through its industrial relations department some months ago. The league has the power of the order only then stationed by Negroes would not cause a decrease in business; but on the contrary, would stimulate business from Negroes. In Chicago the physical appearance so improved under Negro attendants and the business best in St. Louis. Primes have Enjoined Grants Injunction Against Perkins; Barbour Is Victor Colored people may be growing less superstitious and suspicious; the number who adorn their anatomy with good luck charms and wear out their pockets with rabbit's feet may be diminishing; many of them may have lost faith in signs of various kinds and species, but there appeared a sign on the door of Harris County court house last week which aroused and stirred to sudden and definite action a large group of colored Baptists of Houston and Texas. The sign which caused all this commotion, excitement and activity referred to and advertised the fact that Houston College, Baptist institution of learning located on Buffalo Drive in the fashionable River Oaks district, was to be sold at a public auction to satisfy an alleged judgment secured by one, A. L. Russell of Dallas County and Attorney A. G. Perkins of Galveston County, for the sum of $2861.38, which was represented as a loan made by the latter to the Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention of Texas to save the Western Star, Baptist organ and printing plant, when its condition became precarious during last fall. Endorse Negro For ANDREWS HEADS Ohio Legislature S. S. CONVENTION To Succeed Davis AFTER HOT RACE Upon petition of Rev. P. W. Wesley of Texarkana, chairman of the board and Attorney John H. "Mam" Barbour of Galveston, Judge Charles Barbour of Galveston, Judge Patricia Court issued an order restraining Russell and Perkins from disposing properly to the claims. The property, which is to be worth close to $100,000, consists of 14 acres of choice land and buildings dick and fainte. Note Fraudally Obtained In their petition Rev. Wesley and Attorney Barbour alleged that the said decision of trust position was the award to Attorney A. G. Perkins, erstwhile lawyer for Endorse Negro For Ohio Legislature To Succeed Davis Cleveland, Ohio—(ANP)—Perry B. Jackson, one of the younger attorneys, of this city, is being endorsed to the state legislature of Ohio, a position left vacant by the appointment of Harry E. Davis of Cleveland to another post. Five Negroes had announced their case against Attorney Chester Gillepie, Attorney Moses Dickson, A. H. Johnston, estate attorney, became known, however, that Jackson had received endorsement of party's immediate drew. It is expected that others will withdraw before the primaries in Au- Attorney Jackson received his education here, attending the public schools and later Western University. He is also active in the social life of the city, and is a member of the National Exhibition of the Alpha Phi Alphas fraternity. MESSENGER FOILS BANDITS' EFFORTS New Orleans, La.—(ANP)—Rocca Scott, a messenger for the August 16th attack, led the efforts of three white bandits Saturday afternoon who tried to get inside the building after they had beat him over the head with a garbage can. The messenger was not killed until the fight was noticed by a woman at Chestnut and Third streets. Scott picked up his bundle, which contained a silver service and a gold watch, and continued on his way, delivering them. He then went back to the warehouse, where the templated hold-up to the manager, Angus Benthill, Polly was at. FINAL EDITION NUMBER 8 HERE joined junction Perkins; our Is Victor ing less superstitious and suspic their anatomy with good luck kets with rabbit's feet may be dis have lost faith in signs of various reck which aroused and stirred to group of colored Baptists of is commotion, excitement and ac- d the fact that Houston College, located on Buffalo Drive in the was to be sold at a public au- cument secured by one, A. L. Russell A. G. Perkins of Galveston Coun- nich was represented as a loan Missionary and Educational Western Star, Baptist organ and on became precarious during last Rev. E. Arlington Wilson of Dallas, who is president of the convention held in Houston, was fraternally obtained, and the court was imputed to enjoin him from selling school; and further plan was to court the note that the note obtained Attorney Perkins from President be appointed, cancelled and held for naught. For several months there have been Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention was in a bad financial condition of the Old Baptist District Sunday School Convention, in association at Bethel Church, Church, Rev. J. Burdette, pastor. The torridity of the day was forced to take second place to the heat generated in the election of a president, Rev. E. Houston-Crochet, defeating Rev. J. J. Pharman in a close and exciting race for president of the convention. The association proper opened Thursday morning, with President U. S. Keeled of Bryan, presiding; while the Women's Ancillary, with Scott, preset, began their deliberations on Baptist Church, Rev. E. L. Harris, pastor, Thursday morning. Sessions will continue through Sunday, with President Keeling being booked to fill the poll at Bethel Sunday morning. Rev. M. B. Ribbrow of Dallas, grant of the association, is on program for a sermon at Bethel Friday (to-night), with the annual addresses of the moderator Keeling and President Scheduled for Friday afternoon. Saturday night a musical program, featuring the singers and musicians of the group, will be rendered at Bethel beginning at 8:15 o'clock. Saturday Sunday night will be concerted at Bethel Sunday evening, beginning at 9:20 o'clock, with a main meeting among the amphibian Women's Convention at 3:20 p.m. Among the distinguished guests in Rev. K. Arlington Wilson of Delaware and Bethel Sunday Colored Women Start Democratic Organization PAGE TWO—FIRST IN EDITORIALS For 20 years famous actresses, society and business women and men have praised Exelento preparations. Compare Exelento products with any other 2.5c seller and you will join the thousands of other satisfied users. Exelento preparations have proven their merit. 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It will meet regularly in an active part in all political matters. The Jeffersonia Club held its first public meeting Thursday evening 26, at the headquarters of the U. N. I. N. A., 2200 East 40th Street meeting, and the hall was well-filled with men and women of both races. Mrs Bernice Pike (white), president of the Women's Cuyahoga County Club was the speaker of the evening. She made a very effective speech, exerted authority and underlay principles of the Democratic party and welcoming this organization of women as a part of the Democratic organization. Mrs. A. L. Robertson, national organizer of the U. N. I. N. A., responded. Other Dr. Owens, Attorney Poul Bentler, Walter Brown, national colored committeeman of Ohio, and A. I. Robertson, president Cleveland branch of U. N. I. N. A. The areas of this organization are: Mrs. Ardice L. Hendricks; president; Mrs. Hattie Henry, vice-president; and Mrs. A. I. Robertson. ORDERS CHURCH BLAZE PROBED NEAR GULFPORT ORDERS CHURCH BLAZE PROBED NEAR GULFPORT Gulfport, Miss. —(ANP)—Following in the wake of reports of discord among colored and white people of Handbour, four miles north of here, Judge Walter A. White of Bloxi, ordered the grand jury to investigate the cause of the fire which destroyed the Negro Baptist Church on June 3. The fire was a morning and the edifice valued at $15,000 was completely destroyed. Rumors were rife at the time that the fire had been caused by whites and that the Negro congregation had been warned not to rebuild the church. While Judge White said he had no knowledge of the correctness of the reports that the church had been destroyed by fire of incendiary origin, he told the jury that he had investigated and that he would continue the present term of court, 2 month if that length of time was needed to get to the bottom of the thing. 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The lynching was taken place somewhere, not in the very city where the convention crowds are even assembled? "Any lyncher so beheaded as that ought to be punished in an importunity to lynch, to prevent places. For example, just one month before this Houston lynching, a Nexon known as Center, Texas. If some of those who had lynched "Buddy" now serving in the Texas penitentiary, then eight men in Houston would never have dared to commit had been enforced and the criminals punished in the former affair, those who have hesitated. No criminal would expect to "get away" with anything in Houston that he could not even Note that both in Center and in Houston the Negroes were charged with the crime that nobody has yet proved that the Negro did not kill merely in self-defense in both instances. Everybody has accused the police of "innocent" accusations, that know that when a man of the helpless and hopeless minority is attacked, people, nine cases out of ten it is pure animal act of self-defense or the part of the man of the weaker minority. It is only way to avoid the embarrassment of inconvenience lynchings, to be teaching altogether and everywhere. We would respectly insinuate that the governor and the state of Texas have been against the Center lynchers as they threaten to take against the Houston lynchers there would have been against the DENY EDITORS EXCLUDED FROM REPUBLICAN PARLEY Washington, D. C.—(ANP) The story, which was published in several weeklies that Nego newspaper published a convention in Kansas, was vigorously denied here Thursday by Mel Barnett. Instead it was stated Nego newspapermen were extended courtly courtesy, with Barnett, Holiday Kelley and Barnett. Davis of the Amsterdam News have seen two rows back of the na THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 DAVIS-WATSON JOHNSON QUITS Tuskegee Musician ELECTION BOARD PARTISAN EIGHT URBAN LEAGUE Helps Young Artists DEFIES WRIT OF YET UNSETTLED FOR FISK POST In Theatrical Realm OHIO TRIBUNAL Washington, D. C. —(ANP) The case of B. J. Davis versus Joe E. H. Watson opened suddenly Tuesday when the national Republican committee met and closed just as abruptly with the affairs just arrived. The committee seat Watson was deferred indefinitely. This fight which had its genesis in the early pre-convention days and was brought to climax at the convention with each one claiming a victory. The committee for committee settlement but the settlement did not result Thursday. The committee one and one half vote to six and one half cast for Davis' relection. George S. Williams was official. Remarks are rife that the national committee plans to delay the decision until after the campaign is over and the committee of internal revenue and white, refeierce in charge of patronage. Rose McCormick and has lived in Georgia for seven years. Fearing that the Negroes of Georgia should suffer a further such arrangement of Watsons, he have sought in vain to get them to agree to the lease, but he le- crosSED him in zombified him the secretaryship of the state committee and he has given the three jobs himself, each of which paid a salary. He further claim- district districts to bear part of the con- paign expenses and kept the money given him by the Hoover forces in REDUCED RATES NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE Chicago, 111—(ANP)—Jesse O. Thomas, transportation commissioner, will present annual rates: One and one-half fee on the certificate plan provided two and fifty members of the National Association of dependent members of their families, who may be in attendance at the event. 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This study relied on the University of Chicago Press in this edition, which is Johnson's important and frequently quoted thesis on public opinion in race re In 1921, he became director of the research program of the National U. S. Agricultural University in New York City. Among the important, studies made are the social nurseries, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Crewton, Plainfield, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Hartford, Waterford, Conn., Springfield, Hartford, Waterford, Conn., Springfield, dual studies of Baltimore, Calif. and Los Angeles, Calif. He directed the research program of the New York Negro Child Study Center in New York. He studied a study of Negroes in labor unions, and is at present research director of the National Interacial Conference. In 1923, he founded and became the first African Opportunity College, the Hughes-Hougson College, have appeared many of the new social analyses which served as the basis for the growing Negro social problems. The Opportunity contests, which enlisted students in social analyses of letters, have brought to public attention the young Negro writers and assistants of the letters of men upon self-attaining libraries because distinction opportunities became distinct from the anembume of leading white and Negro writers and artists from many other schools. Among the special publications in the interest of this group of young writers, the Brown College Cullen art collections, devoted to African art, the Brown College Copa Tempel, edited by Mr. Johnson. Four compilations of letters by Virginia Woolf and Robert Browning have their interpretation of this unique Negro contribution to Europe and the United States. 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Later he turned this property over to the institute, with the provision that its income go to pay part of the expenses of some worthy Macon County students attending Tuskegee Institute. Other bequests to philanthropy include $1,600 to the Maravell Murray Washington Reform School for Girls and $1,000 to the Cemetery in Tuskegee in which his body was inferred; $1,600 to the Harper Cemetery in Tuskegee in which his plantations; $34 shares of stock in the Citizens Service Company of Atlanta to Butler's A. M. E. Church, of which he was a member. The remainder of the estate, consisting of $30,000 in Liberty Bonds, insurance, 2,000 acres of farm lands, city holding and property in the farm, insurance, 2,000 acres of farm lands, Mr Lottie V. Green, A. J. Willem and Warren Logan are named in 1921. The will was made in 1921. For Somebody Else We Own Bees MAKE CODES FOR DISCOVERED IN CREATIONS. 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Gill wife Geraldine, who resides in Brooklyn, wrote a letter to the presiding elder complaining about her h u b s a d's treatment plan for separation from her 205. Following receipt of the letter, Rev. Gumbs asked Rev. Gill and his wife Geraldine to attend a M. A. E. Church in Brooklyn, at which time the Rev. Gumbs attempted to straighten out the tangled affairs of It is said that the Rev. Gill will made certain remarks in the presence of the Rev. Gill, and that the latter to comment that "it does not appear as if your wife's complaint is founded on fact". It is fur- errible that the Rev. Gill will be become angry and accused the presiding edler of taking sides with his wife. Since that time, the Rev. Gill is al- lways a plaintful old people that the Rev. Gumba is responsible for the estranged condition between himself and his wife. Resenting these infor- mations, the Rev. Gumba instituted the slander suit to protect his name and character. FOR HIGH-CLASS SHOE REPAIRING Visit LIGHTNING SHOE REPAIR SHOP FRED T. LEE, Proprietor 417 MILAM ST. PRES. 5373 Old Clothes Made New No garments too delicate nor pleat too small. Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Pleasant Cleaners PHONE: HADLEY 0047 6 6 6 Cures Chills and Fever, Intermittent, Remittent Bilious Fever due to. Malaria It kills the germs Dr. G. P. A. Forde Physician and Surgeon 409-10 Odd Fellows Temple Phone: Office, Preston 2775 Residence, Capitol 4855-8 $1.00 DOWN TRUNKS BAGS WATCHES DIAMONDS $1.00 A WEEK OTTO'S LOAN OFFICE 407 TRAVIS ST. Hours: 9:20 a.m. m-12 m. 2 605 p.m. 7 605 p.m. Sundays by appointment Dr. O. L. Bledsoe MEDICINE AND SURGERY Office: 111) W. Houston Ave. Phone: 1003-1888 Marcus, Texas RAILROAD TIME TABLE GRAND CENTRAL STATION (Washington Ave.) Southeast Pacific--T. & N. O. arrival from Arrivals from— 11. Bremont, Beamont 7:25 pm 12. Mt. Bremont, Beamont 7:25 pm No. 3. Beamont, N. Orleans 8:20 pm No. 4. Beamont, N. Orleans 8:20 pm No. 5. N. Orleans, Beamont 7:25 pm No. 6. N. Orleans, Beamont 7:25 pm No. 7. Bremont, Beamont 7:25 pm No. 8. Bremont, Beamont 7:25 pm Arrivals From— 14. Brownieville, Lacrosse 17:46 pm 14. Brownieville, Corpus Christi 17:46 pm 14. Brownieville, Corpus Christi 17:46 pm 14. Brownieville, Corpus Christi 17:46 pm No. 11. Corpus Christi, Brownieville 12:35 pm No. 11. Corpus Christi, Brownieville 12:35 pm No. 11. Corpus Christi, Brownieville 12:35 pm M.-K.-T. STATION (Main Street Vinduct Missouri-Kansas-Texas SANTA MIDY Irritable Bladder Catarrh Soon cleared up by veterinarian Santa MIDY Effective-Harris Sold by All Drayers DR. C. A. PHILLIPS DENTIST Hours: 9 to 12 a.m. 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday by appointment Receives 216-17 Tahulani Blvd. 8071 Prairie Ave. Office: Pres. 4381. Ben.: Cap 6312-W SOUTH CAROLINA National Benefit RETURNS NEGRO Head Issues Call TO STATE PRISON For Negro Youths Columbia, S. C. (ANP) - Bren Bea, who was released from the state prison a few weeks ago, after serving thirteen years of a thirty-year sentence, was returned to prison on Thursday. A statement from a statement from the same woman has again robbed him of his freedom. Bren Bea was sentenced to thirty years on a charge of raping a white woman. Recently the woman signed an affidavit that he was not guilty and a subsequent statement was received from the woman to the effect that she affidavit knew what she was signing, and that Bren Bea was guilty of the charge. So, the rearrent of Bren Bea has caused quite a disturbance here, and many account of her testimony at the trial thirteen years ago. Others, while the reason for the statement, have declared that they believe Bren Bea inflicted the charges and feel that When Bess was released, while the governor was on the ground for $200 to help him "get back on his feet," and the governor was seeking the second statement, which caused the governor to call for a recount. SLASH POSTAGE RATES IN MANY MAIL CLASSES Fines - First Additional Points 1 and 2 8 cents 2 and 3 8 cents 4 8 cents 6 8 cents 7 10 cents 8 10 cents 9 10 cents 12 10 cents 12 10 cents (Eighth charge rule applies to any point in the first two columns, and the second column in foreign waters.) The following charges on parcel post re-required as follows: Two pounds for parcel weighing not more than two pounds. Fifteen pounds for parcel weighing more than two pounds but not exceeding 15 pounds. Twenty cents for parcel weighing more than two cents for parcel weighing more than twenty cents for parcel exceeding two pounds 25 cents for parcel exceeding two pounds 25 cents for parcel exceeding two pounds 25 cents for parcel exceeding 10 pounds Insured mail matter: Valuation Free Not Exceeding 1 cent 25.00 8 cents 25.00 12 cents 50.00 15 cents 100.00 A for three cents will be charged in the return receipt. C. O. D. mail matter: Collection C. O. D. Not in receipt 12 cents 25.00 12 cents 100.00 12 cents 100.00 Money order from: Orders not, excluding $12.50, 6 units. Over 5.00, not excluding 5.00, 10 Over 5.00, not excluding 20.00, 15 Over 5.00, not excluding 30.00, 16 Over 40.00, not excluding 40.00, 16 Over 40.00, not excluding 60.00, 16 Over 40.00, not excluding 80.00, 16 Indemnity and not Insurance $ 50.00 $ 100.00 20 contests 100.00 200.00 30 contests 100.00 200.00 30 contests 200.00 200.00 30 contests 200.00 200.00 30 contests 600.00 600.00 17 contests 600.00 600.00 17 contests 700.00 700.00 17 contests 700.00 700.00 17 contests Multiple second and third class contests involved in $100, upon which a requirment must be made. First-class postage paid must be collected and first-class postage paid must be registered. If it is required and the first-class rate of postage is paid therefor C. R. Yerrow, M. D. M. MEDICINE AND SURGERY Specializing in Diseases of Infants and Children Medical Services: Office 0001; Box 0921, 121 K. 46th St. Austin, Texas FIRST IN REAL NEWS----PAGE THREE Washington, D.C. - A report recently published indicates that $3,000,000 worth of life insurance was written in 11 weeks by students of York University, according to statement by the director. A group of students from the remarkable piece of work. If their production was figured over a year on the basis of their seven week's work, the students would have been in attendance to the emphasis being placed by the National Benefit Life Insurance Commission upon the desirability of the thorough training of agents, and it is notable that so many educational institutions supply courses in insurance for the benefit of their students and to meet the needs of their students is keener than ever. It is not competition among companies so much as competition among individuals. This is due to the fact that there is an urge on the part of more experienced insurance companies to "National Benefit and other life insurance companies," Mr. Rutherford said, "present stride unless there is to be found among the young men and women who sincere willingness to study the opportunities opened to them, not on the basis of financial success or race building as well. Practical inference from our educational institutions with the definite classroom suggestions to be worked out in the future will open the openings which are spread before the thousands of young men and women of the time each year. The field is open, the opportunities are great, we are ready." CITY DEPOSITS $30,000 IN LOUISVILLE BANK Louisville, Ky.—(ANP)—Money to be used for the building of the new campus across the Ohio River has been received by the American Mutual Savings Bank was made one of the depositories for $20,000 being deposited in the bank Flu May Start with a COLT So-called "common" colds are dismissed. Gripe or Flu check the cold proptly. HILL'S Cascade Bound Qinine tablets stop a cold in one day. Drive out the poison. Play safe! Inse or HILLS in the red box. 30 cents at all drugs. HILL'S Cascade - Brownside - Quinine DR. RUPERT O. ROEFT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 462 Old Fallows Temple Phones Office: P. 217, State 6819 Residence: 410 Robin St. Dr. O. L. Lattimore DENTAL SURGEON 4094 MILAM STREET All Classes of Dental Work Nearly A Bridge Work A Specialty Hours: 9 a.m. to 12 noon 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday's Appointment Phones Office: P. 1429 Residence, Cap. 6551 DR. C. M. NICHOLS Physician and Surgeon Office: Taborian Blg., Suite 220 Preston 4181 807 1-2 Prairie Ave., Houston, Tex. Fleming: Office, Prairie 2628 Residence, Hadley 6383-J Office Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. 3 to 5, 6 to 9 p.m. DR. W. M. DRAKE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Diseases of Women, Blood and disease 2039-Old Poppy Temple MOHR ELECTED PREXY OF PAUL QUINN COLLEGE The Waco Chion: Trustees of Paul Quima College have just announced the election of Prof. D. Mole, teacher in Samuel Hunton College, to succeed Prof. N. A. Banks, an professor of Paul Quima College. Prof. Mole is a young man, but come highly recommended and with much of scholastic attainments behind him. He is a graduate of chemistry and pharmacy from Ohio State University, where he received the degrees of R. S and Ph. C. Among other colleges and universities in which he has pursued courses from the University of Missouri Business College, the Milwaukee School of Engineering, School of Chemistry, Sorbonne University, Paris, France, together with special courses at Marquette College, Chicago College of Commerce, and special study under Otte Chemistry, Ph. in chemistry, University of Berlin. He taught four years at Willemforce before being elected to head the University College two years ago. AGENTS AGENTS We successful- Nikki Friends and a good house selling MY-SHIP. New, Different and Real. We have a few jobs. If you wish send He struts to cover postage and package F.G. STEWART & CO. Since 1890 13th SOUTHPORT AVE. CHICAGO PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Peoples Pharmacy VIRGIL B. BYEES, Ph. C. 415 MILAM STREET Same Phone: Pres. 1909 A. B. Pediford, jeweler, watchmaker and opener of M. V. Taylor and Co., diamonds and jewelry; eyeglasses accurately fitted. 219 W. Dallas, Houston, Texas. Phone Preston 2561. 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Linton, New York City Uf Wilting at the home of Mr The “yeee Cordin, 9097 McGomen. Mr, Sadie Taylor, 1620 West St Teas called to Galveston to the bed ike Gt her ck oter.in tw red Reeves, 224 Andrews, return fat Monday from Fort Werth, ber Be attended the Masonic grand lodge Mrs. Calle Oliver and" Henry Mann were uolted In marriage Reve A Havricen Nort Satara evening Mien Roby Moctgomery. teacher sf mathematics in Booker T. Wash Seto High Scho, lft thin week fo os Anges. Calif Mra Annie Jones, Mra. Eatel Gayton Wiley and Terry Jones lef fat Thursday for Loe Angeles, Cal, to vat Bra. Sam Jones. SEAS ft Pa i acer "W. C. Brown, Many, La was in th ty this week and while here tok th opertanity to viait The Informer of {ee and inspect ur plant Miss Vieie Johasn, teacher in th | Bosker T. Washington igh Scho Hope lst Saturday for New York Ci ) Mere she" will study at Colum rivers. Se tos Se George Warren and Ea. Tider Mociton, Texan spent the fourth Fey th en CW, Waren 10 ney motored to Gaivest In the crening (Geese Floral Co_Plowers for al feces “Phone Pairfan m8 Freston B420" S101 McGomen Ave " Hoastn, Texas. (7-28) Mex OL M. Mitchell an ithe W Bee. whe! tare tres opening Be ean Pat ing (Steet Set eee Me, and re. A. K. Uconard_ an eect coe ee hy scouts to Bacamont from Se iene home "Ty re tm Sars: eo Mis Uiie. Shaw, Astin, at ‘sate Federation of Ca toed) Wome Caains nd tet bgt a en Mg, aed ‘Sex omar Pot ‘otk Matean, Mr, snd Mes. Charles Smith, 31 Baten’ Drs and Mens J. Lovell Sa Br adr. SS “io, fered through the country ast Thurs Sp, vn owe Hl, Tom Ball an Heteamith communities Me. and Mrs. Lank Sanders, | hed, nmnouncs the enengemnt an | pprencing marriage uf their dao Ter Optetia to Walter "Benji =a Boa S20 = MAIDS, and. MATRONS 16 inter qitad in bemutifal lingerie, hose Sree of finest guaity at money ES Pie oe Anevies Cai.” Pho "exis. and Dyers Cxaning Preming, Drang md oman We Het Toe Coins Phe iraesiga am POSITIVELY NO. ODOR OF GASOLINE Phone Preston 2827 | 1321 Ruthven St. BOARD oF IxsuRANCE ComsiastoNEaS + ‘State of Texas I rca Stns — Ametin, Tenas. March}. 190% Serr soes VICTORY LIFE "INSURANCE C0., Cee mh, es ns eee a es eee a ee cs chee alli aay ply In oe Se wale as, r HOUSTON VISITORS TENDERED SMOKER; MILLS IN CHARGE | Colored ‘isiters to the Democratic Sis coon ond seen eae cote or tae ee [Se Seat ce eee [Weecr“uteer tt There she ee ovens ster emer eon ee ene cae see ae mo Walaa’ 2 feeapun Bic Sn, Bagge Brom oe TSacn aad Ber MC Meda enn Me Hjem exicded_eretings fo Spindnd. 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King, , ie pee of Frtnity method Bpsegal Church, and now prefesor af hd Mestamnt theory St Came The sioccal Seminar. Aten Ga =i presthat Trinity: corm ewes aad Ein omer rane, Dey lark serve. it Rin, whee coef he lending fn the Meee Re pendent e s SSimaced the Scutheen obey Sa dents Confrcee af Bias ions B. G Ody w iew ons apn Be oes S steedane os a nting of ts Cuaminaen of Wert Fears of the Siete Epucopl’ Chek olde New Yark Cay tg scooter of Leif Toca oo woll oe Temas sera av ped De King od bagpeeptinigett es Rs tie eth, st dete Semel y's are ane Se aoa oxo cLbe Wii MEET The monty mevting of the Por ‘cat well br nad nan Sa Stith Fe WGA, S30 rm Al cocoa ne ak 8 be a | i re aa aaa } ‘The memorial to Mrs. Alice Brown. lappeacing im lst ‘week's mee shen Sct" ened bye gd ire sca avon atlod ot “Ss aa Me Peer ANNUAL BOGIAL AT FOLKS" Invitation ore tng mod tm th indent agent of fica Sencar tie Toosenes One fase stead the "soot oe enlace garg) einon at te “row Sfece‘ct tr anda. Onc 3, Pk Soe‘ idimen, Pant coin fay INFORMER AUSTIN. AGENT aAnie Tema Feaneten ot OS fame Seed Ween sh ee A. Capit Cage, Neon te sue sk Siked’ the slice and’ inopected. te ot RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA | ate Beste Walls Macey, forme ty af us ey tne eed Kage CS” ate's poset van ei hoe tee ster Re Bos amy ge Teta ‘unte e apial fee her whe waaay te oid DALLASITES IX HOUSTON mek ane: Mice Edger, Weeks gaat Se nad ies aE a Pai Stn Bite tna “katte * Boel Sn icied tke “Fe mae Soc nad octets er Sct" idee eke Tee abe a Figg lta oP ein owe Ee io lias. CENTENARIAN EUOYS AS ee ae Baltimore, 14—(ANP)— Mad Miss. Rebecen Greene died when she reach fd the age of one bunived yearn. ae ould faave missed one of the Breat Sere te aan. Areas thats the opinion af the 112 pear eld woman, ‘whe finds mach jy Tistening tn om the radio.” Mrs. Greer reached! her’ Hi2th birthday recently Sod im discussing: it declared: “l Thad" died whew 1 reached 100, 1 seat ate know abot Fudio. ‘While T enjoy listening to Fn coming ot of the mt th its mighty fine to be around to see ee Seen ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 DALLAS’ ENTRY JUDGED QUEEN PYTHIAN REVUE To te Menhave of thy Outer of ish of Yih and ont Skee ream of te rere dinate ton ecu byt eee of joins sho meeed atte for a ai pemene ee ch tok poe ‘Soneection ith cored de "i Homton Tena erate ‘nt af Sune, and beer ot te maa on the might oe toa ar the clon oan rote ssi X'S dactoe fered ‘Reece of the tees td fe te cre at te sees tm Som atte the mame of martin the constant, “ehich tran sro the same thon ha So previmnly paladin roms a restated by sete a fare tetas he cote eee ol believing that who enters these contests sheald have sree Sak ne sprit» spec co Stich te pet fa SFG fate he el he ome Spee ers cone ond toe onthe rout a Fae comne me aed ae catty Tene oer ai othe ps i aed Saetngs tore nt Se eee sey of the erent for a oF he aes Sa Gerd ier ea how ca Sr Airs ‘Aiecorh "Goer fin feces Iga fond that Best mar ch ean oe fee poe oe pk eens fre nh jae erage. ee Spi oe Soto fe Fae Wah Tite thre pata Soe co = te {Spinal ae on, ee rae Thi mata” Faery to trata Fok {Sia asatanage of ace teh carept the se oP Werth Fortec ous tha Sr ‘Aceh i at see ber fame i peat oe aa at a fae Aer rng te mater cartel contain Tae come ‘ga Sot pag oe Se eg that Ste Aimer ot se {Soy merci ant en SS Ter marke toa bees iS tet Sc te mas SE Se tor Jer whe ad Scty ewe trio te Reine th hr dc the commie che the stn Oe re ot fed ft ‘estants im the Houston princess re ca tend a flown tale a aon Aeon L Dallas ste 2 Pe Worth 1% X Howton 4 £ San Antonio se S Wace sae © Astin sat E Galveston se (S Richowond ore (8 Bl Pave Bie 10. 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Peer oat oe ee a oni melas Same See (the dchating trams ef Antioch” De- Sater eee ress eae aerate cmeasa sas IS ster Se mee Weg Sates eae wea lint Sy wakes age ea" =a Se Aeth” Tprestind Sp Lees and Reo oe eae |""Thie being 5 presidential compaigs Loe a ee ee [ae per or tool sae ot fe 5 a ete We ae way a ied fo | seastexise VOOR ToxcuE oy omen Dee | ait i mt att re ere a feet aaron cae oe ee {icon Sntased a care eer ata Oe oe \SSou "Swates Sry ay’ hp ny tes es ect oot oe eee Se use at eta oe ad [tae Rasen jeven again Persistency i LOCAL CITIZENS LADD INFORMER FOR EDITORIAL | Heasten, Texas, Joly 2, 1988. sear Rememe Salermer | In your last editorial, commenting jen tr cvtcop ty tin Coie De Sete, oe Sr erent, ein pcan ck Geet ie mec eae Ss eee toe Comp fins te wala Yon et feet Ss on ot ores ot tee “ed chet" for ter foe ew aes sonar ‘Sout carcteely, allow on to any tht ee eee ae ye release ont coor Se RS pied af cel rton ale cee es ee ae ee i ecg cas ened ron fhe eg ee ea ane San ass a ldown in the Sight for Jostice and faces oe ae tate cs oe Seach Neer at Sew oe oe ee we ee lore aes aera me oad a fe eee ee ee ee oe ae Se a Here ae Regt ripe oP Sara rece Meee Oe hr i a ee ee Sie fe ae otras ace Ee (Sesion en" cy on ‘hr pee ame eee wide, ete cee Sake Si a ace ‘reganl any editor as friend to the ae ere ‘honk 10 take int "consideration my the erate ee Hee at nea ne ttre sentinel tg se aaa fee oer crt etre Thy” deo eet oer nme raion ae Sanaa cal iy Re of Tow a ender, an retained oot cays ose "tn ts ne pe ae woes bos rs et ont Sees gear SF wed cy ea Soe prea ool eel doen See ee Shey pee Sie coe ean et ale ies | = h csover, Sno. RORTSON, ‘cus. cxoven, ae. F; 5’ Consress Prdiie View, Texaa—The_ annual meeting ef the Farmers” Congress Shere 5 Short course fe hel for farm folk, wil convene at Prairie View Cal lege, Pariniy View, Texas, July 30-31 fd August 1. These Unree days will SPhetfal of value information on the solution of all farm problems, and few Seas for the betiermcat of farm Er TRE Su ewenty ert meetin of the Parmer Congress and’ Short Coarse." Each your find it of eater Sat greater magnitede, as no cforts ate spared to bring to the farm folk ‘Tho end the meting sock informa {ion as will be of veloc to them tn ‘aking farm life mare profitable and im every way more Wvabie. Anew featare tis gear wil be = new shor Josarm for farm women” This feature Sl cover many phases of work cape itty "nceresting tall farm women [sod they are erand to atiend bo (Steere fall benefit fom the course Ait blidings will be thoroughly Fe isorated at he Case of summer schos ior ‘wil be made te Sake cate ofthe reat crowed expected (A rate of one cont per mile beth ways Ree teon Garand ‘overall, Souther [Pacific nee and ‘ther tines hv lerented a rate of two-thirds of the [See way fare for the round tip. "CH Waller state extension leader, lnnya: “With the Tales granted over jal raitread Wines travel wil be Zar [cheaper by rail than by. acto, and cer [sin fat afer. ‘So al are ged to [cove by train. os then You wll be sure |e reaching Prairie View tn time to be ‘laced fr the bullings and’ all read) ee ee ee AMERICA’S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER a ae <> HAPPY HARRY et = 3 “I'll tell the world that i} Ber no man cam have too , many friends—I mean A real, honeSt-to-good- Fa ness, _dyed-in-the-wool, 7ES Za. true blue friends. When T fe SA you have that kind == JS _ you have real qual- oS { ity friendship.” AA Si iB WAar? : TJ HOP-FLAVORED MALT SYRUP Best For Baking, Cooking, Ete. Make 2 fend of tome tre quay predate a yo8 smske rel fend, Auk fr Sree (the Wahi) or Federal (he dark) Hop Flavored Mak Syrep, and you ppt a eked combats of pare Begs ood Set ovviallycalacted od made hy masters of thei art. “Try Serey or Pederal im your west. talc of end coshion,conlin, ce. M wil prove oft of cor cian tie ; oes oo ee — Jand tenia to enjoy |r VEReY ol * ae er =~ eee (= = 4 > ee a a) as Ror er rere i 2 a eT Ud Memphis, Tenn—(ANP)—Accord- ing to siatement made by J. M. Williamson, head of the Negro. Na- tional Indestrial Amsocation, the iment effective agency to reduce crime ie bard work and wholesome ~oetion, ‘Speaking on “Better Homes a8 Grime Core," Me, Willamson arged hin bearers to spend more time bene {ifying their homes, cativating gar dens and improving their home ie. “Tt every man would work six days of each week: fo to church on Suv fay and to bed at nine o'clock, crime frould diminish and families would be more independent. and. thrifty,” he oat CARD OF THANKS In the passing of Mra. Bertha Ses ums Fedford, oor hearts are com forte in our darkest hours of 300 row, through your ind expression Jot aympathy and. tender words Jecoacation. Flowers shall” frever tive in oor memerys hit words and (dccds" are love's lating monuments We sre gratefel to oer many "cho Tp Meh” ced ster Lindnene oat for the oe of pivate carsowe thank you.” We lagwah to thank. the. ministre oad ll whose word of comfort sal cp’ ine sor Mert Tor Pai bik sod his elicit. ansnjant we [Se deeply" grateful for” courtesien ‘To the patrons and perils of the mightn Avenue School, we too, Sr jertetal ‘Sigecd) A. B. Pedtord, hasband 1a “Soma, father, Mand Bre RH Ponder, brother and’ sister een eee Glevetand, On {ANP)—De. W. TW. Whitiel well imown dentin and Popalar slit of St_ John's A. BL IE Church che of thin chy, wil a from New York. Sly 8, ith for Pear stay of maf Par ‘Dr Whitheld i weil Eni me el crtn of ‘anoles otse et constan dened on «ssn oad sas So's meme of the fumed Be John's quintet Ho han a. Sep eitoe ‘vlc td ‘han bon taking fies oc Tar seme yore HE inne this year of staying shred fir prepursion for the comer se. BF, Whitseid i ane very compe tet dates eradete Howard Dental chat" He he po end in ths city abet eight ears Hee = mente f the Kaos ip bond Clab. NEGRO ° STUDENTS OFFERED AWARDS BY GILPIN GROUP Cleveland, Ohio (ANP) —To sive vrorthy Nerro ments an education in art the Glin Players wf thin city have decided to stash an ae chlaship The fd il be raed Ete poses of te. pelo ances ee byte teregtin a mater teins amd'wi be nwo |"rie linn Players bert of tein tn ony ormatention of "Neevo Ltt Players which conto over period of years aod han gic ee ar performance ‘Te apes wer eon 1) her fees “ta Ababa Bone” the pe esos af which wil be soc as jereds of hich ive on iy =f “3 < oe = = a A aay < Pilgrims-- Pilgri ee ing democracy in the werk The oe = Sas Ss errno a — ee apenas ie es oo eee SSS ts es eres See Sea teeeies = Pye eee eae it ee rg —— a =r e a ee ras 2 i= ee See Seee bev doce met sheen an = oS eto ee as Sah ie An tet Siiwssss ee Se ne eg sree fea ae eee Soreseedsing Gee tele aed == ee es wae oS Sree = bor ee ee pee nee rae SS = Se Sas See ee rao = =. 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Swe the MeDDevids wD eaary orbs ‘hie tall BD LYONE, tects Pilgrims’ Leaders & - | p> : JAMES D- RYAN, Houston San woar oes Ne LEE xe, oe * i i ed e an . fo Ys ia E ee ae = Bie ay i] os : ». wy je b | [i a m | _ We f oor Y AGE THE tit INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 PS Improved Uniform International o 2 Sunday School Injuneti "Lesson" = SSS SS MUOCOES “PEAT, mou tit SUE cage teehee eisai AE AMS cor icy PROP agi ADULT tor. ic tsk Ines oo tut A, anateTeaning 62, 45 25:48 pi. T Tagtt to tne ona nae een Ue dstred “1 aS ona nrc Parag, Parone frre te natn ot tei aye eg ie Parona be wan there fr ‘saan. 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Te ocog feetrescoracetis Min (a) Why He wot 8 man ot om tm ene 2) Grave le ba be iat “character, yore eb th ty to. wondee andrea inu andbevapcethe Wath [fective The mee who opposed bi crt able‘ coun the endo sw cw prt ‘by woe St sing te ian he rated ab ror nm etoe tt Frater ch Even tere they oa Siac ho ty arumet be he cet doy iar 7. stphar's Maryam 740 Siepen made nga te torte oan fie be id acng the her of tre to th Si of Avraham othe erin rise it hs wa abot a fever been esd aa tnt tems wus ets smal part of Gah fiom eld ne oro nett eal, ot sured tat oa {sth rat seme del aa te," cntstnn, be proved tv Sere 2¢1 Rigs inn ctson he dete th ora aia etteg the ura. Now tice abbormosn racic ction tthe tr 'wieon and ger of the. et God ‘tnts carseat tote bea tha aruorsn re uanesers tea boo ca Oa ge hn Sone aa a wet pert sri heneon tacit there Satine shred en of mae nan tng‘ te ren baad Gea “i set Ganenting Ute tape asin 19) “Toe very render tn this perm ces os Saat ephen de octet an ling alee eve ove io, akg rea ome Prayer ire usa he eet te ete care tree The Bible Ins Window ans tes ate ti oe oceans gue emg Sono A Trostfal Soul mesh tt ans ot Pelt aah | Se eis eae ee Happineee cae ee ae eae ee een F FIREMAN mIBKS LIFE TO ‘Savi VI FROM MADMAN as Alen, Cal-—(ANP)—A te rat the oe, Wie 3, Di ett tment Ses ee ec empny Su ead ito em of tne UB, Wears Den "eae ear, nod ‘ foots he haa ie } Injunetion-- ie ge ant he dena’ oe Tle tem ten ee ear it ee eee ene [oa ee Rese sig Ser a “ae eh ee eee csr ve ae cee is ee bee Sates aca Eidaeepeming inn So ses oe soe ce estes es ash Slew aaa mor ioe ac teat ety eee eee eae ora al Soca ves i coe Seat cree Sen reer nena oe See ea oe eee as eer eis eee eee Siren Soeeeeeo jal fight when the very life of the ei Shataet Sas cone area eee . aes ' the Texas Commission on Interracial SSoperation, eivced 8 ery nr {ives ipatioo marc while sie wan forsake bythe pte IBY cent Ane Bop chereh Birt" W. De Siede, aeetres Pal Ona 8 Ty ‘Te formal opening was beat rity ‘Crareh” Sosay nigh wth eH crac, of Assia ft ee president presi, Weleme ak reece ert Gated ty Ber. A. Prcenats pastor Se Joke ‘Baptist [Charch (uring, Bator C.F Wik ferdoon an brs. R Grsy, with ie Pemier af ero “The fentare of thie program, ns tne snasal share of Presta Scho son, which. Sele with nme tthe SShieromentn sed ims of the ean ation some. of which rete mrcee ter’ ceavetine ncormtations for ibe colored weren of Tenant, ob in ‘beter pay fer colored teachers in"rors‘commentics and smal ows, and tomy ciation aed fsinain's training shoal fer ie inqoent. colored gle of Texan ‘At tk" cocisions fer addres Mir om eae, geome Thsngets ot ower one from ike alias federation “aed che other from ibe state organization ‘Mle war rendered by the male unre and’ chtr cf St” oho, Ba [ist “Chrch “{Dowting). te” tatier oder te dveton of tien Gerrode Brook with ¥- T- Pleasant dre ine th unre ‘Some, very _lntereatingsrsins ‘wets eld ring the eet bere whieh ded Thrsday the feseraton bine ihe rors ofthe, Nati “Cla Prac View State Colle, Frida. 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Breet Peer DRIVE NETTED RESULTS; | 3RD WARD LEADS Tie rent <aaeion ell emacs Ses Seopa Sch ant feren atetel toreieation Yaty 1 mat ak’ crest" ereal caren’ a was eaten eae Ba chor are at a for the part they played in thie See Fas bet wat wes ee Ra a i TeSerrrtpemer’ ACh sl ai attic Ferre sei wis vce 8. ier Stig cot ae ith Was Settee te cite omneed EE Beg Sy ents n'a sea eh mecha macs oe Can cts Cat all tbe ecto SS acid ite ate aa angie tint Mh: Ha Sait ete Bn cos ie hes ete eS cae on peiae. The club mest PAGE SIX—FIRST IN COMPLETENESS Mississippi Adventures (By ROGER DIDIER) (Continued From Last Issue) How do the races get along in Mississippi? Answers to that question are difficult to determine to the differences in the background and points of view of the observers might radically diverge, and economic phenomena, the interpretations of these incidents by two observers might radically diverge and the observers would appear bad to another. For example, I listened, a few weeks ago, to a minister interpreter an experience which occurred in a smoky compartment of the coach, after the minister had entered the smoking compartment of the coach, after the minister he was a Negro, and the conductor busy in there checking on tickets on the coach, only two seats in the smoking compartment. Now this minister is sure he had entered the compartment because he conductor in a buffe that he conducted to be in there with a Negro. It has not occurred to the minister that because he thought he was taking up too much of the compartment in the North. In Mississippi I entered one of those "jim-crow" smoking compartments, where both the news butcher and the chef were seated with the same dutty seat with the news butcher, smoked cigarettes with him and talked at the news butcher and peared to hope that he would have a cigarette with him. My experience was indicative of a certain friendliness and cordiality between members of the two races in the compartment. There is no question in anybody's mind about the distinct improvement in education of many Negroes. Race relations in the South to demand that much larger extent than is suspect interesting to recall in this connection that the hackers of the Cotton States, 1865, were facing financial failure until it was suggested that someone exposition the exposition. What these hackers did was to invite the immortal Dr. Booker T. Washington to make a speech marked the beginning of a new era of growth for Washington white folks' exposition. Now, ashes, white Southerners are making an effort along the line in the face of economic crisis. Mississippi will offer many theories to contour our pet theories of And it seems that, even among Mississippi, there is a difference in point of view let us consider a different industrial and Industrial Institute, at the Southern Christian Institute, and at At Utica, from three to five hundred students are cared for for thirty teachers. These two whites are women, one elderly, the other in her early twenties. These two women, with no other white man or woman about. When they have occluded the room, with no other white man or woman about. When they have occluded the room, with no other white man or woman about. At the school, they mingle freely with them at the same table in the same dining room where teachers and about this, although it is clearly two white women living alone and mingling, socializing and otherwise interacting. Forty miles from Utica there is the Southern Christian Institute where he has been in this beautiful spot since thirty-three years, he and his wife, a graduate student, have about Negroes and whites. His ideas of others doing the same work ideas of them to Nerwees and whites and though they do not exist at Southern Christian Institute, exist in classrooms. There is a separate school to the school, no matter how distinguished, are brought from the rear under the school, refused to eat under the school, refused to eat and it is a subject of wide discussion among under the throughout the school, sharp lines drawn by Lehman are necessary, especially in view of the arrangement all around him. Principal of Tongue College, principal of distinction there. White and colored teachers eat together Holmes and warm hospitality and spirit of fairness. The greatest friend at the school. William Holtzclaw is principal at Whitehill, a college in Lehman. Holtzclaw, in their program of no distinctions, are doing what is the norm, man, just as honest, who says that if he had his life to live all over the world, work, employs irksome distinctions between the races, which are a source of racism, does Lehman represent the spirit of Mississippi? Who kno'wa? Holtzclaw and Holmes prove, however, that race is not a source of racial distinction such as that of Lehman. Mississippi communities are small. In most of them everybody knows everybody, you know everybody, the community, that will know; if you don't mean anything, that will be known also. Your treatment of people about you, about known about you. If there are two buildings in a town and your account of either to respect you, TODAY'S RECIPE BY BETTY BARCLAY SUMMER Fruit CUP 1 cup white grape 1 cup orange sections 1 cup pineapple dice 1 cup pineapple juice 1 cup pineapple syrup Sugar Fresh grains salt Remove skins and seeds from white grape and membrane from orange sections. Mix in pineapple juice or pineapple syrup or fresh pineapple juice; salt and sugar to sweeten. Put in a bowl and stir occasionally until juice begins to freeze. Serve in champagne glaze or ice cream. Make 8 small or 6 large servings. HOME-MADE CAKE FLOUR To use ordinary flour in a cake recipe, from each cup of sifted flour remove 2 tablespoons of flour and put in a bowl with 2 cups of corn starch; tilt twice. **STEAMED CHEESE SOUFFLE** 2 tbps, butter 3 tbps, flour 1 cup milk 1 cup flour Speck Cayenne 1 cup grated cheese 2 egg yolks Make cream sauce of first five ingredients. Add cheese, remove from add, yelks, cut and fold in the cream sauce. Put in to the well-battered top of a double-boiler, cover, and cook at a low temperature until firm. **NUT AND DATE BREAD** 2 cups flour 11 cups graham flour 1 tsp, salt 4 tps, baking powder Mix and sift together dry ingredients, add milk, butter, dates and pine nuts in a well-battered bread or load-cake pan. Let stand for 20 minutes. Bake in a moderate oven 45 minutes. FILLETS OF HADDOCK, LEMON SAUCE 1 sand haddock 1 tablespoons butter 1 cup water 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 slices onion 1 teaspoon flour 1 cup cream 1 egg yolk Salt Pepper Skin and bone the haddock, and put in buttered pan; cover with three layers of parchment paper around the water, to which has been added the lemon juice and onion. Melt two tablespoons butter, add the flour, and when smooth, the liquor from the pan, and stir it until it bells. Melt two tablespoons butter, and stir into the sauce, just before serving. Season with salt and pepper. Mix in grindles with parsley and lemon. CAMINO FRUIT PUNCH 1 cup lemon juice 1 cup orange juice 1 cup sugar syrup 1 cup syrup 2 cups ice-water using the syrup drained in a mug strain over a piece of ice. Serve in high, narrow tumblers which have a quickly into lemon juice and then in course sugar. Place a small slice of canned pineapple on top and a sprig of lemon juice, where hollowed out, add a large cherry or strawberry, and serve. Will make 4 glasses, 12 punch glasses. cause both want your money. The colored men and women who are as careful as you are to do get the same treatment as do those who are not assets. It seemed to be that he was treated politely in most of the places. Clerks thank you for being and were just courted in making them they were to whites. "Sir was added to responses to ques Traveling hundreds of miles by automobile, I found that when you board a train, you are usually just aside like anybody else. Sometimes they would race with you, but you would pass their shanties and cabins, would wave at you, if they didn't return the greeting. If whites find themselves in a train from town, they will ask you if you want to ride. If you have trouble with your car, you will stop to get a ride. Of course, deep down under all this surface, you suppose we wait until next week to consider some of the circumstances which result in lynchings. WORLD WAR VETERAN WINS SUIT AGAINST L. & N. RY New Orleans, LA.—(ANP)—AanB. A. B. Chaters, former head of the New Orleans team, and an veteran, and one of the new Negro gates to the A. E. F. convention, Paris has been awarded damage of the Nassau Railroad. Mr. Chaters was traveling into Washington several days before coach in which he was riding fell, the glass from the shatter pane entered, and nearly destroying his eyesight. INJURED BY MOTORIST Louisville, Ky.—(ANP) Last Saturday while waiting at 10th and Chester for the traffic to pass, Elian knocked down by a truck, he was rushed to a physician's office in his face, and he was in his heck better, though confined at his home being also slightly insecure. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928 ILLINOIS MAID CROWNED QUEEN IN BEAUTY RACE New York City.—One of the most interesting of the gala occasions in Harlem was the presentation ceremony at the Alhambra Theatre, recently, when Marie Ferguson of N.Y. won the prize for "Queen of Beauty," following her selection as the "Nelson Girl" for 1922. Celestine Holt of Rochester, N.Y. winner of the second prize, was an enthusiastic ovation was accepted. The two beautiful girls who smiled their thanks and accepted their honors with petals were recorded by the Nelson beauty contest were selected from hundreds of beautiful girls from all parts of the country. The Nelson beauty graphs to the Nelson Manufacturing Company of Richmond, Va., manufacturers of Nelson's Hair Dressing. The prizes were selected from the New York News, who was introduced by Milton Godofor, manager of the Alhambra Theatre, presented the prizes to the two best winners. Marie Ferguson, first prize winner, while Celestine Holt presented a two week's contract to appear on the stage of the Alhambra Theatre, while Celestine Holt presented a $100 gift. Because of pressure of social engagements in the West, Marie Ferreira monally relinquished her right to the theatrical engagement and this honor was conferred upon the second prize winner. A cash prize of $50 has been sent to Luelie J. Phelpe of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, winner of the third prize. More than a hundred prize medals were awarded to prize winners in local units. The Nelson beauty contest has been one of the most successful efforts of the country. While it has its value and value to the race in the tremendous interest it has aroused in the part of better appearance, and the part that has been developed of personal charm. RURAL PASTORS WILL STUDY AT WILEY COLLEGE RURAL PASTORS WILL STUDY AT WILEY COLLEGE Marsall, Tex.—"Wiley welcomes the rural pastors school to be held at this institution July 2-12." These were the words in which President Bush called the pastors school, Morris, dean of the school of practical methods for town and rural communities, of the co-operation that may be expected from the entire Wiley summer school school for pastors a success. Wiley was the original school, but for apparently good reasons it was transferred to Austin. While the institution there did everything within its purposes of the movement, the governing body of the town and rural pastors school was transferred to Wiley, possibly because of the superior facilities and natural conditions of such an undertaking. Wiley is now in position to help push this religious education department firmly established on a systematic basis of the religious education worker. Wiley stands in a position to be of great help to the pastors analyzing their community problem. Every convenience will be furnished who come to this summer school program. The best faculty will be made available for teaching the prescribed courses: addition, the department of sociology, the department of school may be correlated for duty in providing lectures on the educational needs as a background for the application. Dr. R. G. Morris and his corps of teachers have been especially trained in this field and are prepared to give them useful information for their various needs. LEAVES CHURCH $5,000 Louisville, Ky.—(ANP) A very rious white city in recently leav- ing Kentucky, it is home to of a new Congregational Church at which Rev. E. G. Harris is the pastor. 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There will be no sere enero Saari eens fe force wich n rule. The" law of the ae ee aca eae ee ce eee ere eee looted and death wil be. the In levitable and melancholy result.” Who peelings afes eae See tee [aaah sand ax such that Peeaens eo Sora Ean Fe tmagine, thon, Gol recto to the injustice and’ inhumanity of aching? "Sorety ein something fay tt hs al jdgment ren. "Be | seat. |God tx more than God of righteous Ser eeterracee Soe eee cere laa eeretes ce Beige Peg gcegig re ease Feel: show that wo. are hin fel ig Siem oasieee emes ecenee acer ar ern oes eee eee nerd oo eer eee eee aes Se cee ee Se coca at Sneed cas eae eaorane ace oe eG ie Sea ce POLITICAL POWER DISTORTED BY ta Ane CDi ee tay, rent ofthe ero la the Souther mf, he, retin ore “ tsten has broaght about such le 1S matter of fare the voting terion‘ pala! over" wes Ree ttc, Rete Bs as c'mett woe en amg me Sees pie eins "tet ir nth Sot te i Reh Se tere th nn deur eae, be Em Data het he, Goel Me nase, ge a agi tte tetera ts a ed the 19th annual |polititen of Virgina, whe hovi~ our ryprmgg ‘that in Southern states the tna oe Nina Ane fair ied ge Serge Ament oo rl pe "eres ieee a Der Deis pin oot at tel S ae eo Ty ‘aerate ad ae | cA eset {ere lea poet te hans |e cone, Be! a CT un erg a wl ce cy | na, empha oat deta fe ose. acento ras eta from voting in the election of 1920 | Pae aly 1 ae ee = Sint ia ts [ry Seay SSreetecraetana ett nyo Pree, oll |, tea Hea Tio nt aoe an ea att Gimeno ta nd Peer aett ean, ra’ |siterd te teen eaiy 3ah ps tases 78% Alabama, 70%, int te aM 18% jany third party? It has no chenew ‘The consequence in politieal ais |20¥, iM" 3 seni Fac) a nem op a Siren tok 0 le fa ah, ses" innit congress Ui ia 8B fees allan nec cntierny Ce, iens Souther nan ‘ene [genta ea i og FW me pe’ aise. South ne Te ing the North, ‘as follows | Political power of the West and why lguiate. 4 ates per Rep. \goath Carolina Tia et ie boo oe North eee acne Se a ag oteaeoe om errs rei el a roi eerie ae ain ee Es heat ii ot sony Perltion ‘in Southern states has ‘i Slayer ; Italian Gangster, , Chieago, Til-—(ANP)—Johnny Ar- mono lieged Malian ranaste feed eee a en aoe ak Kee attests tetas ta ae Mpa of oda ot a ak ete cee areal a |Eller, the Jewish lender of the 20th ei, fr pos St Reps ‘Armondo, for whom a true bill was ult treater cas ae Ie ett ae cz ise alee naa Seats peu ere aes ‘Colored member af the Chicago pelle Srey acl a Sania een facet or sctna a Be tes iat of ts Rapa Te Spat Secale Aue, a eat a is. ral ied hn aeetet ear eae = esa Da Site tee Serine Sata ee es Tate sores ene a eee ree tes arenas tore eerie eee eae pape pase ete a marae "mst Ising ei witht a md ete etme temas esther aah in Breda esi cnet Roan tlre" cea the Na ee aoa eh eS ie st n't aay pera inet ‘ed by public subseription. a tthe ewe es tne, charg ng “Cusmeptar tae cine se umearetee Sue ine pomemenece cen dhe tne te nea at Slut ‘tao "cei es Tins dats eee Seat ancora ie tanty eine ese ke Site re aoe wg ge ko protectin of wltnuaaty ef" Ihe Brought together nearly two" ham renai's death might ml hart tee ase Ma S"Fanes ive tog tthe bos ect ted tee rt ih gro at ‘ae lore edrned ther Seren rsd slr a ean Sas iz tf te ey fe ae Ber a Ieee , lan South feueee and by reason, of fate, the, voting” population fo ‘have quadruple, be actualy fm metioof face the veing ti eran nan, pe feo wn Regove. "tron ined bot more than to eae : cs from an ade rete of Honey We hnatren politician of who {iat i Southern stated "the feation to vote isto" ond ‘coeur Aad ai ee Sre"“ometsen Sled ‘by las {eh pur ent of the population gf 9s EAC ke event of este Set Same ‘wari ae hee oft Southern presen at for oly 1a citrate te the Aocty of the sector celle ‘Om the other hand the mst eave ut of account ha {ral Sots atthe ata and ot ‘he ei a tha sitar te te a “Bue i thin athe Behe of Republican whe ean Be ny ed par ie has oe “As sure a8 fate some aoe kcal centroversy "with “seca er gut, che teen at hy he South has ‘hres tne the Fella ewer of the Went and hy ew ‘England, with ts forvien orkern, has” more cate at Wan a test "in not co y, Northerner of “rnd the fo ee even coming tre acts in ho mere question of ish or nection OF ase Ht nt “ening protien of de int geile” We mot tie“opinion inthe, Enid shal! ale "Shalt be te Srlnioou pall’ sie prope Perm, dace ceutoles caphal Share the pabte pln of all sae Ase ictna except Norros, "Alay ating Ge shal wee te mae eth poblc onions 3 eds? Weer sie nn ite "ic, Se, fle fevely aod cary tat tem frien Gurouehe ad wi iacriminaton and Sate ae sarin "up” and sting Sot reat guesion ithe atens, Tem tat "taces "America toa ‘we most begin, Seats, ohare Retail Merchants vee To eT cals See none cme eae oes pyre a ee re al oc Se a ae a oe as or ae a sae fe ae ee oo oe rl a te oe ae 7 ee Sgt a a history of the orpenieetion Ie rel erate a al oe ote papain ae ne sats, ae | Soe sn ri eer nee fest mt Aer Yr ein = inet mena eos Cig om me ta Rg Sc, se Me, Holsey, “every business: aoe, Ret an or ag ender rato de tion. One of the active oceania i? et ei ea nae re a ee rad Seu aera Crit aan Stara Sates ena a ioe Sasi ctr ute so aaa molested by Som cea eae he nish bel The Houston Informer MEMBER NATIONAL YAHOO PRESS Published every Saturday by the Webster-Richardson Publishing Company, Inc. 409-411 Smith Street, Houston, Texas. Entered as second class matter May 28, 1919, at the post office at Houston, Texas, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. C. F. RICHARDSON Editor-President R. H. WEBSTER General Manager-Treasurer ALSTON ATKINS Secretary CARTER W. WESLEY Auditor SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance): One Year, $2.00; 9 months, $1.50; 6 months, $1 single copy, $6 (No paper mailed for less than 6 months) TELEPHONES: Office, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. PRESTON 1243-7560 HOUSTON, TEXAS (SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1928) OUR POSITION STILL UNCHANGED It appears that the article in last week's Informer, captioned "Democrats Cage Negroes," rather incensed and infuriated one or two of the ebony-hued brothers who voluntarily submitted to this most pernicious and damnable species of jim-crowm and segregation in order to attend some of the sessions of the Democratic National Convention for "ferocious" and "caged blacks" has attempted to justify his acceptance of such arrangement by citing the fact that he has been in Houston and the South all his days; that he and every sensible Negro knows the Southern method of separating the white and colored races at such public affairs; that he does not care to be considered a "radical" and subject to be run out of town for objecting to "bull pen" contraption for the few races in the United States; that he is cruel and harbantic seating arrangement in order to get a glimpse at the convention activities—where they really were not wanted nor desired. When one beholds the puny, weak and footwearing attitude of so many of our would-be and so-called race leaders, he can readily discern why it is so difficult for Southern Negroes to get the type and character of consideration and recognition they are entitled to as American citizens! The woman we have seen and is not here contending that blacks and whites should have sat in the same section at the Democratic National Convention, for no self-respecting and rationally minded Negro desires to intrude or force himself upon white people; but this paper grants that, in keeping with Dixie's custom and policy, a special section should have been set aside for the blacks who were anxious to attend the convention, but there was no interest in the Negroes and the wire cage as if Negroes were so dangerous, violent and savage as to warrant and make imperative this type of enclosure. When it comes to railroad trains and common carriers, where the Negroes are compelled to endure the diabolical and despicable jim-crow arrangement and inferior accommodations, they pay the same fare as other races who get the best type of service, the acceptance of such jim-crowism and proscription, if one would want to be free from the restrictions but where it is merely a matter of pleasure and entertainment, The Informer reiterates that any Negro who voluntarily submits to this species of reprehensible jim-crowism, and then attempts to justify his actions, is either deficient in some of the finer and nobler attributes which constitute red-blooded men and races, or he is an elephantine hypocrite or a monumental prevaricator! The Negro who has met the endorsement and approval of all right-thinking, sensible and many Negroes, many of whom admitted that they attended only one session of the Democratic National Convention after observing and enduring the wired-off "bull pen" so magnanimously arranged by the local committees for the "convenience" and "protection" of the few "black Democrats" and colored spectators. The stage in their racial career when it is necessary to herd them into a wire cage in a public building like criminals and violently insane persons, then the race has reverted to a worse condition than before leaving the shores of Africa; and if our white people are so mean and prejudicial that they deem it proper and expedient to "cage" Negroes at such public meetings, then their vaunted Native civilization has been an utter failure and their boasted Christianity is nothing more than a hollow mockery and raucous noise. Finally, the Informer did not and is not registering any objection or complaint against a special section for the lew "black Democrats" and colored spectators at the recent Democratic national parley here, but this paper did and is voicing its strenuous objections to the heavy wire cage which enclosed the "Negro roost," giving it the appearance of a jail, insane asylum or bull pen. THERE IS ONE NEGRO IN HOUSTON, TEXAS, OR THE SOUTH, WHO CAN JUSTIFY AND ENDORSE URGE DUMBABLE AND DIABOLIC ARRANGEMENT. YOU PLEASE STEP FORTH AND PERMIT THE PUBLIC TO GAZE ON THE MOST ASININE AND PUSILLANIMOUS JACKASS EXTANT! SELLAH! DEMOCRAT AND MOBOCRAT? The Democratic National Convention, which convened in Houston last week and nominated Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York as presidential standard-bearer and Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as vice-presidential candidate, truly lived up to the mantle, the Democrats chose two men of radically divergent views, though both are regarded as true representatives of their party! For president, the Democrats are offering a Catholic, a wet and a strong advocate of the nullification of the eighteenth amendment; while their vice-presidential candidate is a Protestant, dry water is the only substance they use in the tenth and fifteenth amendments to the American constitution. No sooner had the convention nominated him than Governor Smith wired the conclave that his views had not changed one whit on the prohibition question, and that he favored modification of the Vollead act. The Democratic presidential candidate will seek to modify or repeal one constitutional amendment which does not suit his fancy; in taking this position Mr. Smith is fair and honest, apparently, for he avers he will support the entire constitution as long as it is the written law of the republic. Not so with Senator Joe Robinson from our sister state, who halls from a state which believes that certain American citizens, because of creed, color or class, have no rights, either under the constitution or under the law, to be a dark day for this country, if the Democratic party could be returned to national power with this present ticket and the chief magistrate should pass away and the Arkansas become president! When the party leaders decided last winter to hold their quadrennial parley in Houston, The Informer took the position then in an editorial that it was a wise move on the part of the Smith party to take the initiative to make the emphasis feeling in this section, and then nominate their man in the most arid and Protestant section of the country. That prophecy came true on the first ballot, and Mr. Smith was nominated without the Southern states jumping on the band wagon, and with many of the Dixie Democrats in the predicament of the dead Irishman who did not believe in either hell or heaven, and whose friend laughingly remarked: "Poor Pat, there he lay dressed up and nowhere to go!" In order to give the Southern inner dose of political part and patriotism, overcome the Southern opposition and bitterness to the head of the national Democratic ticket, the party leaders selected, for the first time in more than 60 years, a Southerner for second place on the ticket; and while this supposed trick might keep the "solid South" solid (it does not require much effort or political bargaining to do this, as evidenced by the South blindly following the donkey party since 1860, without one candidate having any influence on the one who being held below the Mason and Dixon line prior to 1928). The Informer wonders what will be the reaction of Northern Democrats, particularly those of African descent, to a national ticket with a Southern mobocratic representative for vice-president! There must have been much rejoicing at Tammany Hall and the vatican when the Democrats nominated their presidential candidate here last week, and the Dixie mobocratic, nullificationists, and the right-wing, and the selection of the Arkansas solon for second place on their ticket. Contrasted with the Republican party, which is a party of performance and "points with pride" to its accomplishments, the Democratic party is a party of protest and "views with alarm" the achievements of the "grand old party." Furthermore, the Democratic party is a mongrel political organization, having within its ranks all types, forms and species of professed Democrat; and, because its main strength lies in the use of the right to vote, it devise ways and means to override, ignore and nullify the American constitution, the American people do not have much confidence in nor respect for the Democratic party when its comes to administering national affairs. No man should be placed on the presidential ticket of any political party, whether for president or vice-president, who does not believe in the free and full rights of all American citizens under the provisions of the constitution; and to elevate such a man to the second highest office within the gift of the American electorate, would prove calamitous and disastrous not only to the party, but to the perpetuation and permanency of American ideals and institutions. For presidential campaign slogans, the Informer submits these: "Hover—Harmony—Happiness!" and "Democrat and Mocator!" LYNCHING LEAGUE'S HECTIC RACE! Judging from recent outbreaks of mobocracy, savagery and barbarism in various Southern communities, it appears that Judge Lynch's League is in for a hectic race, and that the fight for the 1928 pennant will continue nip and tuck until the final day of the season. Surveying that Texas has already become one of the contenders for titular honors in the 1928 gonfalon chase of the lynchocratic loop, with two mobbing outrages already on the records for the present season—one at Center and the other in "Heavenly (?) Houston"—Mississippi's entry in the circuit became jealous of its reputation and prestige gained in this national pastime during the past years, and proceeded to outdo its Texas rival by staging a double lynching bee last week, and another humiliate outrage this week, thereby assuming the lead in this noilous organization. The state's efforts to prevent the lynchings South, its promoters, exponents, defenders and adherents contended that such an organization was necessary and imperative to protect white women (note the racial identity of the women to be thus protected by this species of savagery and humnish kultur) from the criminal attacks of "black, braly brures"; that such summary and mobocratic handling of the accused culprit (even though not been established) would save the complaining witness much easier. The police attitude on the proof of any effort has been made before legislatures of Southern states to have an anti-lynching measure passed, some of these Dixie defenders of Nordic womanhood have killed the proposed legislation, many of them arguing that they would willingly and unhesitatingly lead a mob to lych "any nigger" accused of an attack upon a white woman. The police attitude on the part of law-making and law-enforcing agencies and agents, and even of white citizens in most of the mobocratic communities and states? Just as no earthly force can control the raging and turbulent waters of some powerful streams when it reaches or passes the flood stage, just so it has been impossible to confine lynching to the flood stage, it must be done that of attack on womanhood. Furthermore, if attacks on womanhood are to be avenged and protected by mob-violence, why are white women to be thus protected from "black brutes"? Why not employ the same hellish and heathenish methods upon white men guilty of criminal outrages upon white women and white women to be protected and "honored" by such reversals to barbarism and cannibalism, why not include all women in the avenging and protecting program? Judge Lynch's League is not maintained merely to punish those guilty or accused of criminal outrages upon white women, but the reason for the express purpose of trying to frighten, terrify and intimidate women is consequently, we find mobs lynching blacks because said blacks are in a fight with white men, as was the recent case in Mississippi; or for shooting a white man in self-defense; or in protecting and safeguarding the honor and sacredness of his home; or for "sassing" some white man, or for any imaginary wrong or evil-doing; or for killing a woman in the community participate in these mobocratic orgies, with the result that a small part of the mob; and the officers putting forth no effort to stop the players in Judge Lynch's League by firing a few shots into the crowd. Most mobsters are cowards, and a few shots fired into the avengers, a party would send them to shelter faster than the speed made by St. Louis as Colonel Lindbergh made his trans-Atlantic flight! Unless this lynchocratic loop is outlawed by the several states and the national government, this country is going to witness some domestic and internecine disturbances which will cause every patriotic citizen to blush with shame; for no country or nation can survive part democratic, part mobocratic and part "hellocrit!" Mob-violence not only gnaws at the vitals of a democratic republic, but it undermines and overthrows the bulwarks and uproots the foundation on which a republican democracy is supposed to rest. More Lynch's League is a greater and more deadly menace to the life and peace of this country than alcoholic beverages, the national government spends millions annually in a welfare and futile effort to control the appetites of men through the force- OPINIONS Cimbee's Ramblings THE NEGRO AT KANSAS CITY ```markdown ``` BY KELLY MILLER, Howard University, Washington, D. C. There were fifty Negro delegates and ten alternates at the recent Renaissance Forum, a thread which the political fate are ready to clip. A goodly proportion came from Northern districts. Their interests were mainly segregated and racial. The dominant issues of prohibition and farm relief did not arouse their emotions, nor stir their enthusiasm. After the Negro representatives were shut into themselves by domiciliary segregation. The great Methodist Episcopal conference had met in the same fifty several weeks previous that state functioning Republican party now yearly state of the union. The Negro leadership, certainly not the day of Wright Cuney of the state, which states and as thrives more vicious of. Neither politics nor religion runs as deep as the color line in the purpose of the Nordic to set a social separatrix which shall open access to the North. The arithmetic. The basic question is what power he to alter or affect national elections, even under the fairness alike in education, religion, politics and social procedure, all of our bombardment does the Republic Rosevelt in his Presidency, adopted the political placing in the South. *trestechness of the "grand old party"* He is now holding on only by a tenuous thread which the scissors of fate are ready to clip. Deer Gun: *Lar wreak dis oile town wun fall uv* *Lar wreak dis oile town wun fall uv* *wurz observ off ter de side lice.* Awl瑟 dem dat mat in dat hage bale kuwimchun hain. An sence fu is on dat unlück. Fu is im minded in dver ether dday hain. An sence u vtickt tiger gin in dat kuwimchun an. An dats sumpn' dai I hain. An dazzin callen' mwd hole wint holes full er tickt tiger dat hail. Cose dai u dew wint wint holes longe de ui u dew wint wint holes longe de ui outen it. Wun prunernt cinder elder mee he mi'n, dat lad canny wint he wint dwe wint dwe wint dwe wint he wint dwe wint dwe wint dwe wint wurz observ off ter de side lice.* Gun, dat I specked ther heer awl gun, dat I specked ther heer awl gun, dat I specked ther heer awl gun, dat I specked ther heer awl The loss in the South is partially due by gains in the North. The North must delegate must needs speak with a party of minority in every state and must follow the fortune of party bounties. There is little or no latitude for raids. And so, now we face the coming campaign with wives wide open and men with guns. We have a new set of reasons and arguments for racial support of Hoover and the Democrats, for the colon or Sunset and Grant will and away Negro votes as it did afterevolution. Extravagant prophecy of what will happen in the campaign to do for the Negro has been done to death in previous campaigns with wives who will be able to paint will be at that hate. Democracies for the Democrats and dread of South Carolina, will no longer frighten the simple. The Southern fire eaters are under Republican umbrella under Democratic umbrella. There are sufficient sound reasons to believe that he should, in this campaign, preface Republican to the Democratic party with a message that he is no longer than Smith. But the Ngo spelled well, and he was a good leader. The one which he has used for the past forty years has lost its spell. A colored delegate was assigned to make one of the four or five minutes of secretary Novayer. This he did credibly. I believe that this is the only instance when a Negro minister had to feed the seeding. The race undoubtedly impressed less influence upon the Kankan-like session since enfranchisement. We can hardly believe that in 1884, Hon. John L. Rynch was chosen teammate for the late Henry Lincoln Johnson had the fate of the convention in the hollow and unswerving attitude of this bold black leader that determined the tie between Roosevelt and Taft. He was the only one of luck for the ensuing eight years. What a swift descent from the poorest level of the days to the low level of this day! But its rer low down dury shalm, Gat, dat our fokes haint, git outen fokes for eer all wint fokes for fokes fer ever dtl day dwt want teril pull off. Ever time I heers wum inv our big nen tawkin best how we how we aisit yit got you so we klan stand on our ane fectes. Wy, Gus, Wan our dren down give down el bll list he an groom an heg Maw'Tm an his fokes ter dante fer dunc fie fishs. We how we aisit yit got you el bll list fokes what gis on er beggin fih ter dante fer er dinner fer de尔 wite fokes her Er down rdite dury slain. A FIGHTING NEGRO PAPER How in de wurl does we ever speck fer iny旱 other race ter hav iyn speck for us w'en we is allns got ours mits out. But there is a darker semblance of responsibility exhibited as a dominant force in the states. Walter Cohen, the little war hero here, was dethroned in 2012 by a former personally allowed to retain his seat as a delegate may save the regime, but out of a leading colored man without courtesy or consideration. Beret lost the committeemanship in Iowa, but even his victory, but even his success in the no assurance of permanence of the situation would have relegated him to the company he forfeited to the state. South Theil-whiteies are in the ascendency. In Virginia, North Carolina, and Texas, the voice of the Negro delegates used to be heard at the Texas, where the voice of the Negro politician has given up the ghost, with no hope of resurrection. I wush de w'ite fokes wud quintwik how dy hone de black tinkwik by how dy hone de black by sum black man dat mats his livin by wunkin de w'ite fokes. Jis his' weak er ole calth older dat elder my can my auspanular mullige, wun tellin me he how he灵卧仑 de w'ite fokes. I yunster think dat think der w'ite fokes. I yunster wun dat der w'ite dut, dat w'ite he wun dav de heuges hun, but dense yung hus can how dey tic ter wun on Mavns der dey ter wun on Mavns der enrytune yng net er leckees. There's spunk, determination and gift for you. And all in the hotbed of racial hatred and prejudice. This city needs a good live, wive- nake Negro newspaper. We have to make a very conservative esti- mate, and we must be able to lumbus, many of whom are in busi- ness and the professions and out of this vast number it does appear to me that there ought to be enough people to support it, to support a good colored paper. The race owes President Harding an unrecognized political debt of $100 million lost to the Negro. When Judge Johnson nominated the national committee by Lincoln Johnson, was not a single Negro representative in that august box, he nominated a chief justicehip. But when President Harding was to turn over to Negro control the states of Mississippi and Louisiana, the national committee, Cohen who, by abnegation, gave it to the Negro, brought about his unhershing. Such is political gratitude. But the outstanding fact remains, the Negro has not brought about his unhershing. We have no Negro newspaper in Columbus now with the exception of F. W. Oakfield, 223 N. Twenty-seventh Street, on the paper on a small scale, hoping to grow into a large metroropolitan newspaper. His sincerely hop that we will measure up to it, in time, will measure up to the Chicago Defender or the Pittsburgh Louisiana. The national committee ship in the long run is to be a producer of an art and an industry. But when he abnegated the land, he was to the very white man who has brought about his unhorsiness. Such a place among the other nations shall never be able to take our rightful place among the other nations standing fact remains, the Negro has been practically eliminated from ment of the Volstead act; while not one penny is appropriated or expended for protecting and safeguarding the life and liberty of American citizens from the ravages and outbursts of the hellish and heathenish huns who compose the teams in the lynchocratic I started out ter say, dat hak week de wite dumerkats had dis die ole wite dumerkats had dis die ole heer di week in big week, heer di week in big week, weller in our mids久 week, weller sitterern, Gus, de Pilgrams, de winn sitterern, de de stal, de de Baptis, de de nubam, an Ocle Climbes wahuw en ea esp, dewly wahuwen, Gal In the face of this widespread evil, the American Needs needs to wake up and take such actions as to counteract and nullify these howling and hungry mobs, and to safeguard and protect race's rights as stipulated in the organic laws of this republic.