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Texas Joins Republican Party Ranks 5 PRICE CENTS THE HOUSTON INFORMER FINAL AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER G.O.P. MACHINE SWEEPS NATION DePriest Wins; McLemore Loses VOLUME X G. O. DePri THE MIRROR By C. P. RICHARDSON INFORMER'S NEW FEATURE MORE HOSPITAL HORRORS OUR ANNUAL LEMON PIR TEXAN MAKES SHOWING Beginning with last week's issue, The informer added an illustrated feature section, consisting of sixteen pages, model of interacting, instructive and illuminating information, making this the largest colored week- ly newspaper published in Houston and South Texas. The Informer is a member of a chain of eightree race publications, which bida fair to become very popular information height and education. Serial and educational gripping love themes, from the pans of leading race authors, will provide information who like such features. Then there are suggestions for improving and beautifying health and beauty of beautiful women of the race, national advertising, book chats, weekly normals, latest style creations, and other items of interest to the average reader. Though the title of The Informer has considerably increased by the addition of this sixteen-page illustrated feature section, the price of the book has gone down, same-as least for the present time. Since this special section will feature the comedy ring and charming stories of the race, use such photographs to advantage, and we ask that such pictures be turned into a book. The Editor Illustrated Feature Section, The Houston Informer, Houston, Texas, or bring or send them to our office, will be helpful. There are no financial obligations incurred by Race authors of short stories, serial stories, features of Negro life, etc., are urged to forward them to the editor. All other any valuable information. There are no financial obligations incurred by Race authors of short stories, serial stories, features of Negro life, etc., are urged to forward them to the editor. Feature Editor, Houston, Texas. If you think well of this added feature, tell others (and us too); if you think well of it, tell us (and not others!) Since the Informer began to expose the inhuman treatment accorded so many colony-raised animals to City Hospital, this paper has been given quite a bit of additional information concerning the shocking and shameful manner in which the animals were treated, particularly "charity patients," are handled and treated at this supposed elemenary institution operated jointly by the county and municipal govern- Apropos of the colored man who died there without ever receiving any medical attention (whose tragic and unfortunate death occurred in these columns last week), information has reached us that he was merely strapped to the bed when he entered this hospital and that nothing else came for or to him until he was away. We have been informed also that a colored lad, who had stuck a nail in his foot, was admitted to the hospital until his foot became swollen from infection; that the beds are filthy, being infested with bacteria, and that the literally hold a field meet and high carnival in the colored ward. The patients are often forced to suffer for several days before getting any type of medical or surgical treatment, usually because the crowded that they must wait until room can be made for them, despite the fact that they are already coming to the institution's charge and keeping. One colored citizen, who visited and inspected the color bar, wielded a knife in a county jail, declared that it "looked more like a dog gun than a hospital," and that the type of treatment it received was a disgrace to the community and social order. Said another person: "I can't see for the first time a person, with one spark of humanity in his or her breast, can mistreat helpless and vulnerable individuals to attentions Negroes at the Jefferson Davis Hospital. If this is their method of exterminating the Negro population, then they have been made at this county-supplied morgue home. If this is humanity, civilization and Christianity, then may the Lord have mercy upon the men." (Continued on Last Page) Houston Product To Give Concert At Bethel Church MISS AVIS BELL ANDREWS, Houston product and nationally famous dramatist, opposing his career in a reheal of Batal Baptist Church, Bear, J. R. Burdette, pastor, Wednesday night, Monument 14, 8:30 o'clock. Her age will be much more in church and a general admission price of 50c will prevail. Miss Andrews is a graduate of Washougal High School, Washington, and Howard University, Washington, D. C., holding a bachelor of arts degree from the university institution of learning. She has won much recognition and many honors all over the country, most especially in the East, best of the West. During her last year at Howard, Miss Andrews won a scholarship in the musical conservatory, and has an interest to engage in further musical study. However, this talented and accomplished young lady has decided to attend the musical treat of Music in Chicago, where she will be with her step-father and mother, Prof. and Mrs. H. B. R. Wilson, who has been asked to Washington to take the leading soprano role in Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's "In which she has already triumphed." Tickets for Wednesday's night concert at Bethel are now on sale, and participants are to have this musical treat in the musical treat of the season. Charles A. Shaw, assistant to the president of the Victory Insurance Company of the city during his tenure, and standing the main branch offices of the company at Houston and Dallas. Mr. Shaw was in the city during his tenure as the office, of which W. H. Robinson is manager, and he stated to an Informer representative that Texas is in a very bad state. After finishing his official work here Mr. Shaw will visit Waco, Dallas and St. Louis on his way back to the Windy City. While he he was in Houston, he visited H. Robinson, 2007 Edmondson. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1928 HOOVER LANDSLIDE BURIES POPULAR GOTHAM LEADER; "SOLID SOUTH" IS BROKEN 1928 President Herbert C. Hoover Vice President Charles Gurtis Hoover-Curtis Ticket Triumphs In 40 States— "Solid South" Broken—Smith Makes Record, Loses Race—Texas In Hoover Column—Democratic Debacle Seen. (By C. F. RICHARDSON, Sr.) Demonstrating all the fury of football team, the Republican down the political gridron Tuesday presidential ticket of the Democrat touchdown by the G. O. P. aggrochine in a danced and bewildered E. Smith, the Democratic president get over the worst drubbing of he will never look nor act the same. As the Republican machine spent offensive in the history of were very much manifest, and a goal line several times it was done to the hosts of Demo party ball carrier than Prover party ball carrier than Prover John W. Davis in the memorable were unable to fathom his team nor Smith attempted to gain withdrawn through his primary line of tigern back. (themselves with a few field goals, and and finesse of a fiercely driven presidential machine swept day and literally anothered theocratic party. Touchdown after segation let the donkey-tiger-man be the G.O. P. had crossed the covered that much damage had it political career, chances are he wept down the field in the great party, Democratic casualties then the G. O. P. had crossed the demonstrated that he was a betdent Calvin Coolidge, who routed battle of 1924. The Democrats's attack, and every time Governor the pigskin, the Hooverian rushdefense and showed his donkeysafter engineering a few of these (winning a few states in the crushable "solid South"), Smith left the game and he sustained a serious injury in trying to tackle Hoover as the G. O. P. had sustained a serious injury in many, celebrated touchdowns. Spectators on the lines and the team physician stated that Smith's injury sufficient to even star him to ask for "time out." They asserted that the Geitham star had merely "shot the ball" for leaving the face of overwhelming defeat. However, he blamed Smith was unable to continue in the game, and that Hoover had either a rabbit's foot (obtained), a chicken's foot (colored woman in Mississippi) or a horrone (maybe a gift from farm- (Continued On Page Five) M. E. CONFERENCE GUEST OF WILEY; SCHOOL LAUDED Marshall, Texas. The 63rd session of the Texas annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church which convened here at Ebensmer H. Church in Houston was closed by Bishon R. E. Jones Sunday night in the Wiley College auditorium, where the final draft of apology for the attack on thousands of thousands that packed the beautiful Daniel Adams B a r a n d a r e reading of the appointments with re NEXT WEEK! THE VAULT By William H. Howard A stirring story of the effort of an ex-convict to make good. ***** WHY DID TIGER FLOWERS DIVE By W. Rello Wilson Read about this mystery of the prize ring. ***** CHOCOLATE BABY By Samuel L. Rocha Third Edition of the Dramatic Serial Story of Negro Life. ***** THE ART OF LOVE By Mrs. Jella Jerome HOW TO LIVE AND LOOK WELL By Hebe Jannath ***** YOUR DREAMS By All Youself Mohammed ***** MEDICAL TALK By Dr. Goe. W. Little Chicagu, Ill.—(ANP)—According to final election returns tabulated here late Wednesday evening, Oscar DePriest, Negro candidate for United States congress to success the late Congressman Martin B. Madden, in triumphed over his white Democratic opponent, Harry Baker, in a race that was tense, close and exciting. DePriest, the first Negro to be elected to congress in more than 25 years, will represent the First Congressional District of Illinois. Chicago's wealthiest congressional section embracing the loop business area and fine residential area. NEGRO LEADER McLEMORE LOSES PRAISES GROUP CONGRESS RACE; IN HOOVER VOTE DYER IS VICTOR "The people have spoken and we accept their verdict. Our campaign was placed on a high note and fought our battles in the open with malice and free from muddling. (Continued On Page Five) NATIONAL BENEFIT 30 YEARS IN INST WILL ISSUE NE Washington, D. C.—The National Benefit Life Insurance Company, "the greatest Negro business enterprise in the world is thirty years old on November 25th. By Samuel Wilson Rutherford on that date in 1888, beginning with the company's modern building, its famous business thoroughfare of the nation's capital on the suffrage rate from $5 to $39,198.82" The founder, Samuel Wilson Rutherford, identified in its management as in the early days of struggle, that the cash in hand seized by the company had been made for the scout office furnishings and equipment with which the dollar bill, in December, 1887, TION LOSES an Gets Congress close Race ing to final election returns tabu- ug, Oscar DePriest, Negro candi- to success the late Congressman over his white Democratic oppo- w was tense, close and exciting. elected to congress in more than at Congressional District of Ill- pressional section embracing the idential area. dependent candidate for congress, received more than 3,000 votes, thus reducing the majority of other voters. Congressman Dj Priest was the first member of the Negro race to serve Chicago, the first to be elected to Chicago, (1915-17) and he has also served as county commissioner from Chicago. He is a native of Alabama, where he learned the painter's trade, which he first came to the Widy City. He, too, has heldings now and is one of Chicago's most substantial colored citizens. McLEMORE LOSES CONGRESS RACE; DYER IS VICTOR St. Louis, Mo.—(ANP)—Despite that the district is heavily populated with the Attorney Jeff McLemore, colored. Democratic nominee for United States congress, lost in his race for the seat now occupying Congressman Leonidas C. Dyer of Chicago, an anti-lynching measure which he has used as a political vehicle to entrench himself in the lower house of congress for several terms. McLemore received 17,000 votes, while Dyer received 14,000 votes. McLemore formerly lived in Galveston, Texas, coming to St. Louis in 1915 and emulating in the practice of law. It appears, from the election returns in this congressional district refused to forget party lines, and lost an opportunity to send a gift of the highest legislative body in the world. The colored men were elected to the St. Louis district: Waltlah Moose, serving his fourth term, and Attorney G. M. Allen serving his first term. I CELEBRATES SURANCE FIELD; NEW LIBERAL POLICY shown day the 29th annual statement, in the Senate, in the House, in sets, in other words had been multiplied over a million times. Truly, a miraculous achievement. Force $73,927,000.00 The same statement showed insurance in force of $73,927,000.00, a treasured strength, of immeasurable benefit to the entire race. The fact which have leadership of a boy from a Georgia farm the graduation of a former show boy, the own effort and industry should be of immediate and absorbing interest to and progressive business structures built on the most lasting and permanent origin and management. It is a living testimonial to Negro business (Coefficient of Force Pares) PAGE TWO-FIRST IN EDITORIALS HARLEM ISSUES RACE MAGAZINE NOVEL FEATURES New York—(ANP)—"Harlem," a forum of Negro life, is a new independent monthly magazine, the initial issue of which will appear during the first week of November. This issue will contain a number of articles, including "The Harlem," many well-known and prominent Negro writers. Walter White, assistant secretary of the N. A. A. C. P. A., and author of two novels, "The Fire In The Flint" and "Flight," contributes an article to the Negro Voice? in which he discusses the attitude of both of the old parties toward Negroes. Mr. White suggests that it is far better that the Negro marshal his vote for local purposes than to be concerned immediately with the presidential election. He also says that the Negro is slovenly or easily corrupted voter. in the same issue, Alain Luker, professor of philosophy at Howard University, and editor of "The New Ngro," writes on "Art of Proganism," which he has taught through art the Ngro will find a new means of comatating race prejudice. Also in this issue there will be a short story by Langton Hughes, author of "The Blues" and "Fine Clues to the Jewry." Another book bled amusing Ngro sergeant, named Weof, by George Schlerer, a scholar of African-American certain well-known Ngro actors to top of their profession by Theophilus Lewis, and other essays, short stories AFRICAN PRINCE IS HEARD IN ADDRESS AT A. & T. COLLEGE ELEZABETH MCCULLOUGH Charlotte, N.C. Winner of Charlotte Prize Model in New York Beauty Contest says: "I have used Nelson's Hair Dressing for several years and find it indispensable. It keeps my hair naturally wavy, and the range it in the most beautiful style." It is amazing to learn how many people have used Nelson's for long periods. Nelson's is the pioneer hair dressing, and is still the avocation who take pride in its appearance. NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING Editor Stresses Hampton Service In African Field Editor Stresses Hampton Service In African Field The records of the past students of Hampton had an important reflex action, Africa, and had contributed to the markedly changed attitude of the white people in the African. The question was whether Africa the a future full of promise. "Everyone knows Africa in an asset; I am trying to prove that the people are a declared INCREASE RED CROSS BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR INCREASE RED CROSS BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR Former President Honored By School Greenboro, N. C. (ANP) - Dudley Day, an event annual at A. and T. Day, a honor of the late Dr. Jane Dudley, was appointed the institution, was observed last Friday. The exercises took place in the Dudley Day Jeffress spoke in bringing greetings to the collage from the white people of the community and from the city as a teacher. The professor made by Professor A. B. Johnson, principal of the deaf and dumb initiation, of Professor Johnson is a graduate of A. and T. Day was there while Dr. Dudley was president. He was an intimate friend of Dr. Jeffress, who died on April 4, 1925. Gladys May of Shufflin' Sam Co. Follow the lead of Gladys May, vivacious actress in Shufflin' Sam from Alabama' who says she finds Edeno the most delightful hair dressing she has ever used. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 HIS INSURANCE COMPANY ENTERS MODERN HOME IN CALIFORNIA CITY M. B. B. SAYS TANGO DANCE NEGRO AGAIN GIVEN BEGUN BY NEGROES HIGH LEGION P O ST WILLIAM NICKERSON, Jr., former secretary of the American Mutual Benefit Association and erstwhile president of the Golden Gate Bridge and in now president of the Golden Gate Bridge company, Los Angeles, Calif., in a native of Bishop College Marshall, Texas. This company, which qualified to transact business under the rigid in New York - (ANP) -Disinches from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, tell of certain musical conferences which have recently been held in the offices of the American embassy there, with the American governor, Edward V. Mergon, as host. At the latest these conferences, celebrated among Brazilians for talent and interest, was the principal speaker. She talked on American music and the tango was originated by Negroes. Her claim is that the tango was first grown in Rio de Janeiro and River Plate cities. When white society boys discovered that white society girls with servants accompanying them formed clubs and adopted the dance. The name tango was the name of a special tambourine that was What You Dep To Cleanse The Scalp NOTHING masters quite know about the hair and scalp clean. Mine, C. C. Walker's pure Vegetable Oil cleans the soap and water in an easy way to cut the grease and scum too often caked upon the scalp and仕面 to thoroughly cleanse the hair. It is mild and effective. A large box lint for months surance laws of California, has enjoyed such a wonderful success that it will enter its new home office in 1992. Billy Hirsch, Mr. Nickerson's many friends and acquaintances in Houston and through acquaintances and with him abundant success in his insurance undertaking, which has already passed the experimental Gastonia, N. C.—(ANP)—Captain R. Greggie, commander department of North Carolina, the American Legion, today announced the reappointment of Lieut. Lawrence A. Browne, commander department, this marks the third consecutive year that Lieut. Orxley has been selected by Negro and white veterans of the state to serve as one of the four department vice-commanders. Three of the department commanders are Negro veterans of the state only where a veteran of color, has been selected as a department officer in the American Legion. In addition to his many duties relating to the welfare of Negro veterans in the state, Lieutenant Orxley, for the purpose of Negro welfare for North Carolina, YouAre or, Hope depends Upon Your Solely? Of course not. But in a large part, yes. Educational, professional, business, yea social leaders all have the highest regard for the appearance of their hair. You too, owe it to your self, your chance to succeed in life, to see that your scalp is rich, pliable, free from dandruff; that your hair is soft, and that it gleams with lustre, life and health. 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Wholesale and Retail FISH AND OYSTERS Largest Fish Market in the State among the Race. 2744 ODIN AVENUE PHONE CAPITOL 0488 THE JONES PHARMACY Mrs. R. S. Childs and Mine Robbie D. A. Jones, Ph. C., Propa. DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Prescriptions Our Specialty Pure Drugs, Sundries and Toilet Articles Everything in the Line of Drinks at Our Soda Fountain 2620 OLD AVENUE HOUSTON, TEXAS HARMON'S DRY GOODS STORE C can satisfy all your want in the Dry Goods line. A full line of Dry Goods and NALWS AYS on hand. Your package nage- ment is free. AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER GRAND CENTRAL STATION (Washington Ave.) Southern Piccadillo - T. & N. O. M.-K.-T. STATION (Moha Street Vinduct) Missouri-Kansas-Texas HOUSTONIANSHONORARYMEMBERS ALBUSHQUITS OF TEXAS PRISON WELFARE LEAGUE LODGE POST FOR INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS Surveyed by The Associated Negro Press with the cooperation of The National Negro Business League and Department of Commerce and Other Reliable Agencies. NOTE—If the articles appearing in this column suggest any particular question to your mind, or if you desire further information along the lines suggested, you may address the Editor of the Business Journal, Association of Negro Business League, Arkansas, Chicago, Illinois, or Secretary, National Negro Business League, Tukuege Institute, Alabama, or a communication to the Inquiry Dialed for Negro Business League, Washington, D. C., will be productive of the further information desired. PROF. JAMES D. RYAN, principal Jake Vale High School, supreme worthy recorder of the Abrupt Order of Pilgrims, former president of the Colored States the American organization and one of the leading educators and fraternalists of the country, has been appointed an honorary member of the Texas Prison, Welfam League, with state headquarters at Huntsville. The purpose and aim of this organization are to promote the welfare of the inmates of the state prison system, to aid all members desiring help of an educational character or in connection with learning a useful trade, occupation, and to endeavor to serve their application to study and industry in their work while learning skills to make themselves to insert the aid and assistance of the league in securing positions in the release from the state penal institution. INDUSTRY AND SURVEY The Association with the co- nstitution the National Negro Business League and other Rel NOTE—If the articles appear in an article, it must be addressed to the Hes suggested, you must the Department of the Association by Mail to the National Negro Business League, Tennessee Institute, Alabama, or videon, Bureau Domestic Commerce of the many informatic In an effort to obtain information concerning all of the planes of business of interest to our group, the U. Department of Commerce assistant business specialist, during the past summer, attended many trade conventions. At each of these meetings some government helps to business was made known to those in attendance, and through them the constitutency represented. In addition, and through them the constitutency represented, gave some address or paper of such unusual merit as to make it worthy of passing on to a larger public. Here follows such a paper that is of wide general interest in its application, and of specific interest to those concerned agriculture and its associated activities. The address was delivered by William Harris, local county agent in charge of co-operative extension work in the state of Arkansas, and is released to the Associated Negro Press papers throughout the domestic commerce division of the department of commerce. Putting the Farm on a Business Basis it is sometimes stated that farming our largest employer, and this business of farming is necessarily one of prime importance to every nation and every people who engage in farming should know that those who engage in farming should Now this profit can not be systematically or otherwise secured unless farming is placed on a strict basis. Farm Home The home of the farmer and his family should be placed in its building arrangement and in its care. It should be of sufficient size, and contain a surfboard, a table, and a chair. It will not be a crowded condition for its inmates and for occasional visits of the farmer. It should be conveniently arranged, well-lit, well-ventilated, and capable of accommodating all that rooms may furnish a maximum amount of comfort during any visit. It should be able to ploy of pure water, well protected from insects, vermin, and other objective hazards. It should man and beast. All wide-awake and thoughtful business men desire their look attractive, so should the farmer. More might be said along this line, but so much for the physical status of the farmer and his family. With comfortable headquarters, the morale and membership is heightened and increased. Farm Equipment If the farm is to be placed on its proper business land, there must be, in addition to the land, good teams or power equipment, together with some of the men and load THE HOUSTON INFORMER. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1928 C. F. RICHARDSON, president Webster-Richardson Publishing Company, Inc.; editor of The Houston Informer, "America's Greatest Weekly Newspaper" president of the Colorado-Taylor Choral Club, South's premier musical organization and director of the colored division in the recent Community Chest drive here, in a letter of a letter from John Stratford, secretary of the Texas Public Welfare League, Huntville, advoking of the editor's appointment as an honorary member of this statewide organization. The main object of the league is to make it possible for the penitentiary to learn more about trade or occupation when serving their terms, and then to help deserving ones obtain on the title president of their release AND BUSINESS operated by Red Negro Press operation of me and the Department of Commerce durable Agencies. in this column suggest any parg if you desire further information about your desire to hire a military, National Negro Business League, a communication to the Inquiry Dice, Washington, D. C., will be pro- mised. preparation and proper cultivation may be done as is desired. If the farm is of official grade then often large, both truck and tractor power in addition to good team power. In addition to the usual convenience, the premises should contain ample tool houses or cr tool sheds together with the addition of a forge where much repairs could be done during rainy days, or at times when time and labor might not count for so much Perhaps one of the most serious allegations against the farmer as a businessman does not put in enough time at work, not that he does not work well with him, but that he does not work enough days during the year, that while for a few days at a time, he does not work enough days may be very busy, there are not enough such days throughout the year. Think of a merchant who would keep open store for say only one half hour a day, and soon would lose customers and business so he would be forced to close up. So the business of physician, a lawyer, an insurance company, an investment company, but our farmers too often do not stay on the job long enough, and do not get the best results while on the job. (To be continued next week.) 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CAR L 4700 BLOCK, ENDING NOT NEER BUILT IN THE STRIC DENTR DRU ALRE AN IDEAL COLORED HOME-SITE AND BEAUTY SPOT LYONS AVENUE PARK ADDITION HEAVENLY HOUSTON'S NEWEST AND PRETTIEST This peerless and matchless subdivision easily represents the best addition of its kind available for Negroes in Houston and all Texas. There will be 108 BRICK HOMES, not houses; with all modern conveniences and at the most reasonable terms: 10 per cent Cash and 1 per cent per month of total cost of home. These lots are selling rapidly, and you will do well to buy yours before the price advances. Get a home that will last your life time as well as add many days to your life. ATER RUCK les Manag ound daily from 9:30 a. m. to 7:30 1-W—CAPITOL 0210-W IS SIPP LOVE NE. STANWIX WALTER RUCKER Sales Manager On ground daily from 9:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. PHONES: CAPITOL 6241-W-CAPITOL 6210-W CASH, TERMS OR TRADE "Dating," he begged, They were sitting in the throwing infall rays over shadowing plays in the co Ever so often a cloak of the little moon and a room. A gentle breeze offs wafed the lace curtains, woods pervaded the room. Nesting closer, her his chick. Rose curled in Henry's neck and whispered daring. To these two young millennium had come, for quisite. Rose had found her his. History of Negro Life That Will Go tart to Finish! For Healthful, Uplifting, Romantic Written by Race Authors! Nining, True to Life and IS NO Here Is a Clean, Spirited Story of Negro Life That Will Grip Your Interest and Hold it from Start to Finish! The Race Has Long Yearned for Healthful, Uplifting, Romantic Stories of Negro Life Intelligently Written by Race Authors! "Mississippi Love" Is Entertaining, True to Life and IS NOT Offensive. APPEARING EXCLUSIVELY IN ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SHE "A WHOLESOME MAGAZINE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY" "A WHOLESOME MAGAZINE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY" Wanekag, III. (ANP)—Of men involved in the killing of William Beck, a white farmer, last May, all May, of the two black and two colored Indian, have FIRST IN REAL NEWS—PAGE THREE HOME-SITE AND BEAUTY SPOT E PARK ADDITION N'S NEWEST AND PRETTIEST AVE. CAR LINE, NORTHSIDE BLOCK, ENDING AT 5300 BLOCK NOTHING BUT BRICK VE- NEER HOMES ARE BEING BUILT, OR WILL BE BUILT IN THIS HIGH-CLASS RE- STRICTED COLORED RESID- DENTIAL ADDITION! DRIVE BY AND SEE SOME ALREADY OCCUPIED. Beautiful Pen Oak trees and other natural beauty make LYONS AVENUE PARK ADDITION the most alluring and beautiful home-site for NEGROS to be found anywhere in the South. This addition has EVERYTHING—including paved sidewalks, concrete curbing and shelled streets. COME OUT AND LOOK THESE LOTS OVER AND SELECT YOURS NOW! Just telephone and we will send one of our cars for you. R RUCKER Manager from 9:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. TOL 0210-W CASH, TERMS OR TRADE S1PP1 LOVE TANWIX (Extract From Story) "Dating," he begged, "will you marry me now?" They were sitting in the parlor with only candles throwing fifth rays over the red plush furniture, and shadows playing in the corners. Ever so often a cloud would unmask the face of the little moon and let his rays illuminate the room. A gentle breeze off the Mississippi River hardly wafed the lace curtain, while the smell of the pine woods pervaded the room. Nesting closer, her wavy black hair touching his cheek, Rose curled her soft, plump arm about Henry's neck and whispered low and sweet, "Yes, dating." To these two young people it seemed that the millennium had come, for their happiness was ex- "Darling," he begged, "will you mar me now?" They were sitting in the parlor with only candle throwing fifty rays over the red plush furniture, and shadowing play in the corners. When a child a cloud could unmask the face of the little moon and let his rays illuminate the room. A gentle breeze off the Mississippi River lazily wafed the curtains, while the smell of the pine woods pervaded the room. She clung close to her black hair touching his chest. Roc curled her soft, plump arm about Henry's neck and whispered low and sweet, "Yea, darling." To these two young people it seemed that the millennium had come, for their happiness was exquisite. Rose had found her ideal and Henry had found his. imprisonment. No comment was expressed by the court over the unusual feature of Negroes employing white chauffeurs. Texas had an increase of 45 per cent in its natural gas production in 1897. Texas consumes in its milled only about 20 per cent of the cotton grown in the state. . ras : re . oe eee eee errs ee RAGE FOUR—FIRST IN CIRCULATION THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1923 IRRICA’S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Ps INATIONAL- [MILES CHAPEL TO __|ing ‘tsa eatin, the anomie acter year: Reve, Micheuey |The Cian Runner One| ORUCE FACULTY SHOWERS mF ii . (Continoed from Pare Ome) | HONOR PASTOR AT les faces fie forefront f|Gares ME Vernon, BB ll, Sean topes ite Wadest| SmeTTRUN NOT “i lappenmgs a : | | Negro educational institutions in this|Memorial; E. H. Holden, St James, Mian’ E. Magnolia Jackson, condoct- Seen ae labRity and indpstry. Tt to a direct] cor geeeenee: caliivarnreenioetiins Se dean o tee Gan OF OE De ie ek lee ce ee s Pe are just about te res Ee atia Maleeae SST Bite Sar Dene Bee eo Bente Nae rae. is py Soo 2 oe ‘cary spent the welhcend tn to ce cone teencade visting "Sir. and Mrs. John Albert eee pos taps hog eed tot he*recal by Sivan Asie Sat conac™ atch ret Eee Norah yd tie ee HSE Ae "dca eae Sa eatin Dahan PG Myer one daughter, form ok a ea see are, oe Ft vr ip Hei Bee css al aren le Satin Gann, Fl Pw fal SE5SE°tna aba for Uecratn pur Fe re Papas 100 of Pw etied sis Metres ne woes = ae TA. Doves 288 Gay, wel Anan ‘Seely i'ir te peat seveal aa {showing signs of Improvement at Beieree tee! tree eas pene GE ame Anita Pat Brown races Tames Nov. 2%." General admission only See eel a seed ‘Reka no selina ent Joos ta nny erin 0. Gel dunes et ety Se Want ‘counter, who has been on the ds Sle to cer Satta mere Seek ee ete! 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ARMISTICE DAY Monday, Nov. 12 WILDCATS BULL Dogs BARR’S FIELD NATIONAL— ‘(Gontiennd them Pane One) tty and inp. tw re parle: op Posindgir ge staat cn et te wtuce ee perp rgl pel Mgr <A real business genius of the race, when farcical ope = Lael, Forresbdahnn Posen | saped, Wace Ramet, Fra or gy gy gle Sele rei ul nats ei es ree cemeecen Sie ae ee eet, eases See ok Sean oa osteo -_ ra a Fe | ‘ F ' i a 6. W, RUTNBRFORD Pes ary-Treamarer National & eaccieaa aan estees See fue aware a Irmcy tral te ool that the Eo 4 festa ene ts bon bal tes ements tate oe | 4 9 ye 2, 3. RUTHERFORD President General’ Menage Notional ee ee its founder, the word of the National Benet au ond ae he teed Fe poecian dear seca] ete fore hater Pay iat ping wth it ear choaen to celebrate the great occasion | oe oe ta af eet tll att rape ha ee NiPas the tat with the cignaliing of fae ees eee TE Ht Raeford psiet of the tek ea tne eee er cael tooeen Sactabyicommetine eee {Sets leg eee ea aeegear wet re ee eee NEGRO DOLLS Agente, Dealers $568.08 before bees Scams Set ete ST ai aces ata a Sraban Conant aves Fran Nteeee ee Tok Gi —————— Listen! Skinny Folks 'Why-Not-Put On Flesh \Where Flesh Is Needed ‘Tees of thomas of enmednely Ihin men and women have pat on eed Imaichy tes eth Mey’ Tablets eed pat I on where wee most eed ea’ rer’ hing in MC's atc ar gouty il a eal ip Rovtake'on weight you noe, bo wl fake ‘you nro, more, nena sa vgerwes ‘McCay Takes al the rik-—Read thi lronied guntaniee, if sfar ang @ Iaty cent bonee ot McCoy's Tabet (or? One Dolar boxe any thi, under. oleh man of woman ea en stated "th the marhed prone ent‘ health-your money. Sil be unt ask for McCoy's Tablets at any drag sore." Duarited ‘abocatrin, Ins lee eethry “MaGay's Cod Livce'OW there te ose ite! a Prescription for Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bil- and Malaria. eaalie, Gataittie tenant ‘THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 Celebrating~ sARy wid r ~ aa ei w A Ope as Senieneme cee Sie tie gree ince cho greeter : Negro business enterprise in the world”. Seeger ome Soh & ceoaaee ee ences othe New Sees fe. it Shesuest reiting tnearincs protection = INT x SS eee eatcees er. ven ire. “of ail classes of oor Ti ov pebcoe cere cee as A pou ‘ofiew, workshop or mall, Leader= aa eee eee = cee We oe ee EG ed oe # Ss Pr Ser are ao a tba tess areas A ; ae bee! 4 ce eee es aw s om Se eee ae een) Sere creeeen eee Bes A Seer pemeeantas, a # ae res 3a to $5,008, with an endowment feature in ee eo Ne cede I RE NG ane) SESAME Ehime eae anne ri BEeseies orcatmencacion, NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. aon Orne WASHINGTON 0.6 sie th Mitesh MILES CHAPEL TO HONOR PASTOR AT CLOSING SERVICE Mics Coa HB Che, Len ining seve yt ener F y, November LI. according Paar ‘W. @ Wenter. ‘the ei Tia tm sieve tod on WR Adame net eead sca A one Re foe laying ot 3 pm Dwar Besereed ike omen of th chore ity ora patar We Sr fone ortiok "oH ares rt *Farter Hester wil presch Send se ade aka So tear ate of tal Sed tl ae Clade “the ‘event, with, refreshment ial poomatt CONFERENCE— eae te ey a ry eh trmeae Peeian 2 ny leh trite to Pee Bes wanna sore 2s ade ong so peameeetert armen ee eee =e Sea es Sea cee eel en a Satie ae" mae Sie lle eet oa cy Rec a ea ES ee etee cree See arenas es repetar cere ae Pi ate ak taal os arm Tbe ybaredy ne rer pits ane sade ee ae eee Rein ee ae a ey eee ae at Seana tie a a a Seater eo Se rem ioe oe fais ante i tes ae er tr ian ae See oe erate eer eae ae endowment campaign, made an edu cational addreas on that night in which he quoted from the. report of the ey ey ee aera see cnare te ee et eee emia tet wi ea re eee aa oe Sates pa cen maar © Verde grange todipetin ridin vate business. 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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1928 ADMISSION sa GALVESTON BA every Sencay @ wig, 808 AM. arms, Shristion Runner On His eae ena ie cn The Irs of the Prince af Peace SLU ORAL. cave thar vA Ao hoo 45 a ms rehab, 11mm sermon and Holy Comatelon. MoDEL HOME WILL ae OPEN POR INSPRCTION NOV. 15TH ‘The model hee, icin rete’ bythe Set Constr Company, sb Sth Bret wl toon bls ingen emda oweaber it.The howe which Isciad o 300 Holmer, en ner Nettleton Street, Third Ward, is complete every dtl nd wi tek oie dain te lamest Der Waldo. Howard apres et tint Care SF. Weuiy a cine preset F Ate Atk eocaryteare |BRUCE FACULTY SHOWERS PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER UPON ARRIVAL OF TWINS ‘The stork recently visited the home Jot Mrs. J. H. M. Boyce, 1812 Crewe [and loft twin daughters, and when the news reached the faculty of Brace Scho, Prof. N. Q. Hunderson, princ|- pal, they surprised the Bayees with « shower. Rev. Boyce is pastor of the \Groge Street Presbyterian Church and quite active in religions and civic af- ais. ‘Thote participating in the shower lwere: Mies. Birdie L. Jeffries, C. A. Scott, Virginia Talamore, Helen La- fond, Laura Starks, Rebecca R. Brown, Mageie Fletcher-Hicks, Ruth E. Green, [Velma H. Brooks, N,Q. Henderson [Mayme C: Henderson-Clay, 8. A. Cris well, A. B. Rdwards, B.A. Lily, Miss 1B. 0, Crawford, Prot A. W. H. Lae. ‘Both reverend sind his wife take this ceassion to express their profound leratitade to these ood people for the prety AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER BEARCATS QUIT GRIDIRON HERE; EAGLES VICTOR This was the first victory won by Houston team from the Bearcats, forcefully when it was apparent that the Islanders could not win as they had so conceived, and so seveens poor sports by quitting the field and refusing to continue the game, which they would have lost, as the Bearcats and the Bearcats had only been able to make two first downs all afternoon, and the Bearcats had only been able to constant aquabaled. After nearly every close play, the players would swarm around the referee, the University grid star, and ever long both coaches would be called upon the field with a repulsed kick. Further delay was occasioned by the umpire, Dr. C. W. Permanent, being forcefully repulsed to hold up the injured gridster, one Bearcats suffering a gridster, one Bearcats suffering a gridster, one Bearcats, coached at half 312 and held at 30. While the Golden Eagles won the game, they did not flash any smart stuff to cluov and annihilate the Gail Athens Defeats Maroon Tigers In Gruelling Fight Atkina, Ga.-Before a mammoth crowd Atlanta University defeated Morehouse last Saturday 12 to 7. The Olmert Hornsby began with a breather and played from the start, Wiggins carried the ball over for the first downbreak, and the score was tied at point. In exactly eight minutes Atlanta University scored her second goal of the game, a kicked by Jeff Lamar and recovered by Simon, who raced for a last beat, making the score 12 to at the end of the first quarter. The team responded to an air attack, using during the first half, five passes, one of which hit half it was very evident that the Hurricane warriors were feeling that they had game up. The third quarter on the part of Atlanta to hold her ancient rival just where she was. At the end of the second Morehouse blocked out of danger and the quarter ended with the hall in possession of Atlanta on her breezes Atlanta U. Smith, Captain Position Morsehouse McNutt Left end Latimer Left tackle Moody Left guard Webster Robinson Center Mann Slaughter Right guard Pearson Simon Right tackle Huffman Ramsey Right end Hawkins Stanley Quarterback Brown McPherson Left half Mosley Wiggins Right half Edmunds Maise Pullback Jgmes Score: Atlanta U. 12 0 0 0 7 Morsehouse 0 0 0 7 The Dallas Power and Light Company is planning a light company to cost $2,000,000. SPORTS POTPOURRI LANGSTON TIES STATE COLLEGE IN LAST MINUTE (B. C. F. RICHARDSON, Sr.) Prairie View, Texas - Outplayed in every department of the game except in the scoring end, which is the main thing in the final analysis, the Langton University Tigerang, Tangson, Oklahoma, tied the Prairie View College University. The undoing of the state gridders was caused by two long forward passes hurried to "Crib," ebony-hued Indian on the Sooner eleven, whose catch of a three Panthers made the score 19-18 in favor of Prairie View. The extra point was then added, and the game ended in a 19-19 deadlock. The minutes of the first quarter, before the Panthers had gotten over their "stage right" and old machine had to function in a new way, with two touchdowns one by a short pass behind the line and the Panthers' View fumble and a subsequent plunge into the extra failed. Each try for the extra failed. As the event was home-going day graduates and former students of the Panthers, they were given numbers, and many of them began to vision a complete rout of the Panthers for power and tenacity, and no Texas eleven has ever been able to emerge victor in a clash with the Oktahomans. In the second quarter, aided by the line plunging of Marks, Prairie View's big pandas down the gridiron, resulting in two touchdowns and the extra point after one touchdown. The first touchdown was score 13-12 in Prairie View's favor. The third quarter resolved itself largely into a pouting contest, with the Panthers winning 13-12, but near the end of the third spasm the Panthers across the gridiron broke loose, with students, alumni, undergraduates and spectators reading the air with shouts and CUBERO GOBBLERS WIN FROM SAN ANTONIO GRID ELEVEN Curoz, Texmo...The Curoz High School game from the Dauglas High School of San Antonio, here has the game was hard fought and the outcome was in doubt until the third quarter. Breden网了 a touchdown and vicious Breden网了 a touchdown and vicious THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 TEXAS CONFERENCE TEAMS School P W L L Pet. Wishop 2 2 2 0 Wilson 2 2 2 0 Texas College 2 0 2 0 Paul Quimin 2 0 2 0 Paul Richie 2 0 2 0 Prairie View 0 0 0 0 BISHOP BRUINS DEVOUR STEERS; BOLDEN IS STAR (B. C. F. RICHARDSON, Jr.) Marshall, Texas — The *B-i*-the *B-i*-beaars, although weakened by the loss of Captain Flipcare, *Joel Wilson*, and defended the highly-touched Texas College Steers have lain Saturday afternoon without the void of the type of football that the Bishop team is capable of performing Both touchdowns were made by the Bishop team, the pilder driver Beaulack "Rose" Henderson gave several exhibitions of lightning- like broken field goals, and he was witnessed before on Bishop Field this year. Roberts and "Slim" Will "Tekson" Wilson of the outstanding linemen of the game "Tekson" Wilson of the Steers gave many a thrill and scape with his pawns. He yards 70. he also hit the Bishop forward wall for repeated gains. He earned the win, and he was his judgment alone that saved the Steers from further passing. and his unhappy passing. But the Beaulack been trained to meet the same and only about four teams were coming up. Couch Mumfrey is still drilling his barges and trying to get them ready for the game. View Panthers, at Prairie View, Monday, November 12, which bids fair to be about the toughest game on Bisha. The team is clean, without a defeat or tie, and the Bears have sworn to continue with it during the condition until the end of the season. PANTHERS DRILL FOR BISHOP TILT MONDAY, NOV. 12 PANTHERS DRILL FOR BISHOP TILT MONDAY, NOV. 12 Prairie View, Texas—The Prairie View Panthers are being drilled hard at first conference encounter of 1928 Blackshield Field, Monday, Nov. 12, 2015. The Panthers are strong aggregation, having disposed of their opponents to date by decisive concen-trating upon the Bear's style of phasis to the Panthers attack and defense. The P. V. coaching staff is con-ferent with the Panthers' altit. It is felt that the Panthers will be released in the game with their ancient rivals in good physique. "Hog Davis," the vicious driving man in his uniforms, is the Capitol "Bull" supported by "Tiny" Banks, "Bulldog" Moseley and other linemen in the backfield against the visitors, while Cap J. Mark, "Doll" Lewin "Buffalo" (Dallas) Turner and Rolling Stone Museum in the backfield. Information needs to show that Dane Fabian will make her official winter ball at this game, as hundreds of Bishop and Prairie View players will grace Blackshield Field with their presence. The occasion promises all that attends such annual classic games. TEMPLE WILDCATS BEAT WACO SQUAD IN HECTIC BATTLE Waco, Texas—In a rather colorful game featured by excellent passing defense, the Temple Wildcats, with good interference, faint fights and usual delays, the Temple Wildcats, with good interference, field Friday afternoon on Jackson Field Friday afternoon on crowd of fans. The team's faint catch of a forward pass on his own 10-yard line, followed by a spectacular sprint down the side netting 80 yards and a forward pass on the field of the game. Moore Tigers showcased improvement in that game, but until to fight until the last whistle, leading or behind. The game is due Coach Posey of the Tigers, formerly a Bishop star, for the marked improvement. Discussion of the game was Sampson of the Wild Cats also deserved much credit for victory. In the Tiger squad are Taylor, right end; Roberts, left half; Busy, quarterback; Standing Buck" Smith also played a stellar game at left end. Among the players are the Shepard brothers and Campbell at quarterback. Both teams are members of Central Texas Associia. IN MEMORIAM TUSKEGEE WINS HARD TILT FROM FISK BULLDOGS Tuskegee Begins Offensive Fisk Position Taukegue Berrica L. E. Jewers Willis L. G. Brookers Willis L. G. Brookers Kilgore G. G. Brookers Colman R. T. Britton Brooks Q. B. Duncan Q. B. B. Duncan Yost L. H. Woodbridge Thernill H. Stevenon F. B. B. JACKSON BEARS HOLD DALLAS TO 14-14 DEADLOCK (By V. DELLUMS) Dallas, Texas. — The Jackson Bears of Washington High Bulldogs played a game at the Fair Park Stadium last week, where the brilliant play was featured by 80 yards and a touchdown and the most brilliant run of Andrews for an 87-yard run. Both men are Dallasites. The running of Quince and Hardee did not make as long a run as the Dallasites but they constantly broke Dallas' Hardee of Corsicana and of Hill Dallas was also a feature. The game while the previous game played in Corsicana was a practice game. Outside and Andrews, Dallas never threatened to score but Jackson from beginning to end young backend, also broke through Dallas' line for constant gains. Coricana Left End Dallas Robinson Left Tackle Matthews Morgan Left Guard R. Hodes Glynn Center Higgess Harris Right Guard Vaughn Thomas Right Tackle Moore Choice Right End Lacey Carey Left Halfback Andrews Stewart Right Halfback Hillard Lynch Right Halfback Alexander Wynn Quarterback Spear, Jackson Pullback Cooper Score by quarters: 1 2 3 4 Cocaine 7 0 7 0 Dallas 7 0 7 0 Editor C. F. Richardson was the principal speaker at Langton School, W. P. J. Wish, principal, Tuesday morning, employing as his theme "Citizenship." He stressed what it constitutes to make a good citizen, and urged the students to live up to the citizenship. The program was held in connection with the observance of National Education Week, with Miss Iris K. McCarthy, the principal, and Patriotic aides were sung by the children, including the "National Negro Anthem," with regulations and instructions by some of the advanced pupils. IN MEMORIAM DR. E. B. RAMSEY (Deceased) Nov. 6, 1927-Nov. 6, 1928 in sacred memory of the deedor father; a friend to humanity; he deedor father, fall at his pet, one year ago, at the evening time of life. He dies at the time of service others; and on that blissful day may be and his loving companion be at rest and peace. Mrs. Gertdae M. Ramsey-Randolph Mrs. Claflin College, Orangeburg, S. C. YWCA Two big drives have recently closed in the city: Community鸡童 contest. All through the city, women worked hard and faithfully in Y. W. C. A. annual baby contest. Not attained, due to the fact that both drivers were conducted at the same time. In the withdrawn organization realized $832.34 in its off-fall, report of which will appear elaborate preparations are being made for "World Fellowship" lunch at night, night, night. Hall is 15:30 clock. In the withdrawn report can be made over Protter 5989 at only 50c per plate. The Hall is be used to be used for M. M. E. B. Isaacs—Reporter. PRAISES KIDDIES' KORNER IN ILLUSTRATED SECTION Being indoised with a cold Tuesday, I stayed home from school, and stalking around looking over Sunday's Illustrated Feature Section and looking through it I found, to my great joy, I read every article it contained, and liked best "Negro Questions" because they help me to learn more about the world, not know all the questions, had to look them up and that made it very interesting. I am impatiently awaiting next week's issue. Yours truly, GRETTE FEARS, 1851 Poultry Street COLLEGE PAPER IS LIKELY ATBISHOP; LOVEL PREACHES (BY C. F. RICHARDSON, JR.) Marshall, Texas—An announcement of vital importance to the students and also the alumni of Bishop College was made by President D. C. Glimore last week. when he stated that a prize of $5 would be given to the student issued at least once to mitten the best name for a college paper. He issued at least once a prize of $5 for the entire school. The Literary society gave a program Friday night, to bring forth better cases in the contests and circumstances under which it was arranged. It promised, through its president, to bring forth better cases in the contests. Dean O. A. Fuller's group, by Dean E. A. Morning and was received by members of Bishop squad with much enthusiasm. They departed immediately of the year in the evidence Saturday night at the movies. At vesper service were preached to by Rev. J. H. Lovelow pastor Trinity M. E. Church of Houlton, and audience, and delivered by far the most inspiring sermon of the services thus far this year. The Lone Star Gas Company has added 60 towns to its pipe line network and has extended the system to the 450 miles. CANADA TO FORCE MARCUS GARVEY TO LEAVE ITS CONFINES Quebec, Canada — (ANP) — Marcus Garvey, his Harvard president of the University, was scheduled to leave here for his home in Jamaica Saturday as a guest of the government stamping Garvey as an undisable visitor and decreeing that Mr. Garvey had just arrived here from England. Garvey was to remain in Canada and direct the work of his organization among the people to reside in Canada and direct the work of his organization among the people. His first action was to make a public recommendation that the Garvey should be allowed to live in Canada, where Garvey declared that Mr. Smith was a more human man and Smith was a more human man and whereas Hoover represented the clans of the fort which Hoover had given interests which were exploiting Liberia would set that country back one hundred What Mr. Garvey's next step will be is uncertain. After his release from prison, Mr. Garvey was deported to his home, but later went to England, where he has been speaking to unsympathetic authorities. He is the most fruitful field for his labor, but there does not seem to be any way for him to get close enough to any effect. The Bernaula crop of Texas is valued at almost 400,000 a year. FIRST IN ADVERTISING FIELD—PAGE FIVE AUSPICIOUS PROGRAM PLANNED FOR MARSHALL TEACHERS' MEET; EDUCATIONAL LEADERS BOOKED Marshall, Texas—Announcement coming from the office of President Obama, the State Teacher State Association, Prairie View State, that the program will be one of the most auspicious ever provided for an annual meeting. Special speakers will be invited from the country and foremost authorities in their several fields of education will be present. The program will shall during the three day session be beginning on Thanksgiving Day. Drs. Fowlks and Newbold To Speak Dr. John Guy Fowles, University of Wisconsin and one of the most eminent educators in the country, sent to appear on the program and to deliver a series of educational advice to students in the year he was the special speaker for white association meeting of Texas. Dr. N. C. Newbold, well known as the author of *North Carolina and one of the most outstanding authorities on Negro education* in the state, and the special guests of the gathering. It will be remembered that it was unquestionably the spondid program of North Carolina in Negro education was made possible by the states in its provision of public school facilities for members of the community. Other visitors who will be in attendance are Dr. Leo M. Fawrt, field supervisor of the spondid program Board of New York; President John B. Watson of A. and M. College of Virginia; President John W. Davis of West Virginia Institute, president of the N. College; and Dr. J. H. Dillard will be visitors. Noted Texas Educators The sessions of the convention are the Wiley College and the Central High School. The first and opening session will be at Wiley College. At that time the welcome to the city will be delivered by Mayo Spencer, who will sponsor for the association will be delivered by Prof. T. W. Pratt of Dallas of the state who will have part on the program are President Dean Mohr Potter, Potter Praise C. G. H. Waltraie Prairie View; T. L. Holley, San Antonio J. Rhoads, Dallas. C. H. Waltraie, Harw HOOVER-- ers in the agrarian region of the Middle West) in his pocket. Howver Emerged Game's Star Republican Coach Hickory Work made him a straight-fighter, straight football, and that Smith and his team had neither a defense nor a strategy to exhibit any of their "tricky plays." He further aided that, in the face of the Republican team, it was impossible to keep the former secretary of commerce off the all-American political football eleven of all the states. As the return came pouring in when the first tabulations were made, the Republican presidential defeat of the Democratic presidential ticket was imminent, and after the defeat, leaders were only concerned in the size of the score; for the outcome of the contest was over in doubt after the first round. National Race Leaders Pleased Despite disaffection of many colored Americans to the Smith camp; depedicate the officers; undeline, neglect the injection of the "race issue" into the campaign and the office; antipathy, the office and antipathy, the Colored War Division—headed by John R. Hawkins of Washington as chairman, Alcorn of Maryland and Robert L. Vann of Pittsburgh as director of publicity, with the assistance of a dedicated assistant—was delighted with the support accorded the winning candidate in the Negro race throughout America. Smith's Paradoxical Situation Polling the largest poplar vote ever recounted any time in the state, practically 13,000,000 votes, Governor Smith has than far made the most morrowful showing in the state's history in his party. Hoover's poplar vote is approaching the 19,000,000 mark, with 84 percent of the voters having triumphed in 40 of the 48 states, including several states in the north, Virginia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Texas. Thus the defeated Gohman government has won two states in the Democratic section stronghold and two other states, givin him only 87 votes in the electoral college. Hoover Leading In Texas Latest returns from the Texas Ballot Board indicate the Texas will be the first time in its history. At hour of going to presenlce Hover's vote was 301, of which 284 received, with 284,325, giving the presenlce elect a 17,512 lead over Smith with 250 of the state's 252 counties. In Harris County the Hover majority is close to the 4,000 mark, and in Harris County that Hover would carry Houston and Harris County, and probably the Lone Rock county, and electors of the city, county and state. Wurshack Leading Opponent The closest congressional race in the state's history was held in the Fourth District of Pennsylvania by Harry M. Wurzach of Signia, running for a seat in the house of represen- tation. He was defeated stiff opposition from Judge August McCloskey of San Antonio, Democrat of Democratic adversary for seven hours, the Republican congressional candidate. Greene, Prairie View, and Mrs. Iola W. Rowan, Nacogdoches. Departmental Meetings Second Day The whole of the afternoon of the second day will be given over to the conductors. The conductors have been announced as follows: Home economics, Miss. K. May, Prairie View; health, Dr. D. Fowler; business, Dr. Fowler; workers, Mrs. Iola J. Lee; colleges, Dr. M. W. Dogs; high schools, Prof. Joseph J. Rhonda; schools, Prof. W. L. Davis, Houston. Memberships Being Collected According to reports coming from the office of Executive Secretary J. Roberts, the office of Miss Ellie A. Walls, secretary-treasurer, Houston, all indications point to the beginning of the meeting. Receipt books for collectors have been sent to nearly 100 persons by the executive secretary. To that office indicate that the work is progressing rapidly. Already many collectors are working hard to surpass the record of last year, when the opening session of the association Bulletin Soon Off Press The convention issue of the Texas Republican convention, it is in press and will be sent to the entire membership before the convention, also are to be mailed out during the next few days so that all may have a clear knowledge of all of the events before. Railroad Certificates Ready The reduced rates, which have been granted on all of the railroads of the country, are also available only to those who are holders of the official certificates which are to be issued by the certificate will be sent to Secretary J. W. Rice. The certificates are already on hand and will be sent to the office next ten days. Others who are desiring of attending the meeting may be given a certificate directly to the office of the executive secretary. The official committees, through Prof. H. J. Mason, indicate that everything will be in readiness for the meeting. The committee will make this the most opportune meeting in the history of the organization. night, when the count was Wurzbach had 28,091 votes and McCheney had an ally majority of 64 for Wurzbach. Nearroes Balance of Power Prior to the election The Informer imitated that the colored vote would be presidential race in Texas; that if the Republicans could corral the black Texas would 'be rayw; that if the Democrats could woe the "brother of how," Smith's chance would be good. From results, particularly in center populations, the Negroes of the state, with few exceptions, voted for the black race, and if these race voters had been organized and an intensive campaign reportedly suggested and contended, Heover's majority in Texas would now exceed the 50,000 mark, vote which proved the balance of power, resulting in Texas going Republican, for the first time in its history. HAWKINS There is no cause for rancor or hitteriness. anywhere. We are in earnest about the virtue of our cause and championed it with all the fervor of our side. We are in earnest about our side is due largely to the very fine way it which the cause has been presented and the splendid teamwork of our organization. "The work of the cause is most commendable. Through this we have quietly informed us to the injustice involved and given an opportunity to ballots for those deemed most worthy to be intrusted with affairs of state. "Our elevation of Herbert A. 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He returned to his home with his rescues and then collapsed the floor from hunger and rescu Ere Fonston Informer THE HOUSTON INFORMER AMERICA’S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER . “It Gets You Told—Nothing Else!” Ila ony esa yt Wee Sth Ramng Come. Ss _ Entered as second-class matter May 28, 1919 at the post-office at Houston, Scena neee %, RICHARDSON — Editor. President Toa — ae a =o Keo S a r ‘SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance): (Om Yor, ees # men, 6 sen 35; snk or pee ae 2 Binwcp a Fastest Bae verses sees Dacaes oes em Bees bP oc ng Sc ache as Sie mete? TPOREANT I sant «rennet eee al ee | Se ee es eee a che vee renee ae Bete so rw sie os ee es Be oe sc aie ee ps ee teen ee ioe ras Pee Make All checks, drafts, money orders, ste. payuble to and address al eo een ieee Se ses ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TOSHED HIS BLOOD FOR G18 COUNTRY, 18 GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL AFTERWARDS. NO MAN I8 ENTITLED TO MORE AND NO MAN SHOULD RECEIVE LESS ROOSEVELT. ——— HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1928 AMERICANISM’S SIGNAL VICTORY! ‘The sweeping victory of Herbert C. Hoover, Republican presi- ‘dential nominee, over Governor Alfred E. Smith, Democratic pres- dential standard-bearer, was not only a triumph for the Republi can party and its partisan principles and traditions, but it was ‘avsignal victory for Americanism and democracy (in its larger ‘sense and application). “Arrayed against the Republican presidential nominee were many bigots and nullificationists who regard Americanism as an ex- ‘Gusive institution and who look upon the federal constitution as “a “mere serap of paper.” + Subjected to all types of vile, malicious and insidious attacks, “Mr. Hoover never resorted to the gutter-enipe methods of his ‘amailants, denouncers and defamers, but in perfect consonance lth his stateamanlike poise he continued to wage his fight ox ‘Froud, and the verdict of the American electorate on Tues: day is convincing and overwhelming proof that the country hag ‘abiding faith inthe ability, integrity and leadership of this dis- Gnguished American. Tt was a remarkable victory from several angles, chief of which See moe Sea cieiey ak Neqet vole ws remain wikia the Renae ‘Gan fold; the smashing up of the “solid South,” and the resultant ‘Gesncipation of thousands of white voters who have been fettr-| ii the Denccratie atopy with hoops of ste since te Gielt War. ‘Ranning for public office the first. time in his long career, Mr. Aloover proved betier vote-getter than both of his Republican Berdecroorn Presidents Harding and Cookies for, whe Mr: ‘cartied three border states in 1920, ft remaind for Mr. ‘Hoover to invade the bourbon South and capture several erstwhile Feckrbbed Democratic states in the electoral college and_ also -fiake heavy guins im other Dixie commonwealth. ‘When The Informer, during the pre-election campaign, contend ed nat ‘Texas was debatable ground and fertile field for the Re- Scan presidental ket natonal party Nears laughed tthe SESE forthe Winer Cure precicstal Gectars; yet election e- ‘ams indicate that The Informer "knows its Texas” "Standing over and above every other inme that each party ‘tonght to project on the political screen? was the towering pers0®- ity of Herbert Hoover, whose humanitarian. greatness, exec. five ability and adminiatrative efficiency are both nationally and “universally known and recogmiaed. “Undoubtedly the most lustrious figure and the best prepared aman the Republicans have ever nominated for this highest cle- five post, the American voters were in no frame of mind to elect feandidate whove grasp on domestic and foreign fasues was prin ‘Sspally provincial and sectional. While Governor Smith reccived an exceedingly large popular - vote, the fact remains that he was the nominee of the wrong snd that his party is too much of a hybrid, mongrel partisan Crranization to be trused with the ship of st-*¥ in auch & period “ib the life of the republic. | If the Democratic party could not make s decent showing with fern pel cone arty weer mnt fort high positon, then itis high me that the party sang i swan and quit the political arena; for it stamis today discredited, i ‘and demoralized. 7 “F-Aithough « peerless single-handed campaigner and though #i ‘qn mighty ovations wherever he appeared during his campaign the Gotham jovernor didnot convince the electorate The posseased the same presidential ability ax Mr. Hoover. historians are likely to refer to Governor Smith as the Tie tae hime out of the prsesy.; and brow wwollnigh disintegration ‘and debacle of the national TI [AL BENEFIT’S 30TH ANNIVERSARY © ‘That color ino bar to success; that thd texture of the hair has ‘o do with the functioning of the brain: that a meritorious (Srticle will find a ready market and that intelligent work and cor- Sieismaty Masteaiod inthe stony growth of the National Bench i rastanee Companys Waskington, 0. C- reogand es te pacman ae substantial institution of its ‘kind owned, saned and 0 ‘by Negroes anywhere in America or the ‘ Ge thirty years ago, November 25, 1898, in aioe fe Nadine bases srt nthe Capit be J now boasts of owning its own sti rented Ges decades ag whe the z 6 in 1006 to Fs be tease oneal ‘ing to $73,897,069.00—a remarkable and tremendous reservoir of financial strength and economie independence. Samuel Wilson Rutherford, the founder of this gigantic racial institution, is a product of the South, hailing from a farm in Geor- ia; but he had a vision and the grit and determination to bull {huge basineas that would possess no racial earmarks, as such, nd aucceas has attended his every effort. } ‘With such « record of financial chievement, the Natiodal Bene fit can rightly celebrate its thirGeth anniversary, and. the com: manding and influential place it occupies in the’ insurance. and Eamperl realms should fir and epi evry member of th black race; for what one black man fas done, another black man ‘can do, and there are yet limitless opportunities for American Ne- oes in all feids of human endeavor-—many more Alpe, to be ‘Whining, crying and excuses never won 2 battle, either martial, athlete infant cic: scomomic or wheteot; sod the {man or race who spends most of the time bemoaning his or its aad and bitter lot” will oon find himself or tect shoved com- pletely off the gridiron of life. “The battle is not always to the strong, nor the race necessarily to the awift, an important and essential as these attributes are in winning in any line of endeavor; but victory and success usualy perch upon the banner of the man or race who holds out to the hd and plays the game according to the rules. ‘No busines can thrive nd expand which does not_peform some peculiar and beneficial service to society for « nomeerving bosineas is doomed to failure at its very start. ‘While commenting upon the phenomenal progress made by the National Benefit Life Insurance Company, we do not wish to be landerstood as advocating the doctrine that the mere possession of ing, bat behind thin mast be preparation, indestsy, ing, but behind this mast honesty, oo beoty,inteligentdiectnn aad the ablity't ao the feb tier than the other fellow. "The Informer takes this occasion to felicitate the officers of the ‘National Benefit for having reached its thirtieth milestone in the insurance fiekd, and we wish for the company an even tare Fe fmarkable and phenomenal record during the tuccosting Years DISSENSIONS WREAK MUCH DAMAGE While the Negro Baptists of Texas are contending over offices land “spoils.” with legal Tigitations to determine. the “ins and “outa.” the various denominational causes are suffering wellnigh irreparable damage. ‘While lawyer fees and court costs are being paid out of the blood money" of the yoor and tnfortunate members of the res some of the denominational enterprises are about to cloee their doors because of the lack of funds with which to prosscute thelr ‘This situation does not only exist among the two factions com- prising the Baptist Misionary and Bucatona (id) Convention Baptint (new) Convention of Texas, From all indication both of theae state conventions have been =plt wide open, with four presidents heading “conventions.” ‘with the courts being called upon to determine the status of each fsmvention. nthe imaiale fren for office and the “trimmings” we wonder if it haa ever occurred to thee so-called religious {hat they are not only injuring denominatsonal and racial causes, lbut that they are also giving Christianity a “black eye” apd play” ing. no smail part in discrediting the church in the eyes of laymen and sinners? If political parties and other worldly organizations and groups can bury their differences and unite their forces for over their particular program, what has come over these of the Lowiy Nazarene that they are unable to follow in the foot- steps of their great Leader, whose advent into the world was pro- claimed by an angelic choir with “Peace on earth, goodwill toward men?” It ia said that the district judge at Sherman, before whom one of these conventional fiascos was aired last qeck, refused to hand down a decision until he bas had ample time to go over the mat- ter carefully and. prayerfully: and it is further stated that the court Iiterally flayed the leaders of both factions for their betray~ si of the trust and confidence the constituents of their churches and convention had reposed in them as leaders and for their reek ices raste of money placed into the coffers of the local churches land the convention by the poor, hard-working, members. Ur our ministers and denominational leaders are going t9 spend cate nd fa ato foe ey atecty oie te wreck if they are eka wert exter te bekd on eis oe ke cord Gf etic: if they are going to be influenced and dominated by earnality and selfishness, then it is high time that the members of the local churches, comprising these conventions, cease to accord such de- fnominational work atty moral or financial support, and then it wil tbe ne before then relcou ears wil come ta their ose, lor find themaclves without any followers or mach standing. ‘The devil and discord must alwayn abdicate the throne to Christ and concord, and wher there H continual wranging, biking land confusion itis pretty good indication that there ix not Christianity or Christapit extant. LARGER PART IN CHEST PROGRAM While the Houston Community Chest drive for 1929, which closed last Saturday evening, exceeded the $514,000 goal by some $10,000; and, notwithstanding the fact that the colored citiens of Houston gave rather liberally to the effort, the race, as an or ganized group or body. was not afforded the opportunity to func fon as in previous campaigns. “The colored division, heatled by the editor of this paper, got off to ante start, and when the rae workers began thle slctaton they discovered that white workers, appomted and instructed several weeks prior to the opening af the drive, had covered mos of the territory formerly diloted to colored chest workers. ‘The Informer is delight that the drive was so successful, and this paper a proud of theamall part it played in ibping to make possible this citywide effort for thirty-three local welfare organ ‘Once more The Informer takes thls occasion to set some of our people right about what the race. as a group, puts into the chee Tue clio of this paper (vee wil please pardon the persona pape Kae ceacey cor ponte, onl te Sigattn wit dation te fort our the Negrete of Houston fet conatirably tore nt of tne chet than they pet in it ‘While the race has always made a fine showing in thése annual drives for the chest, no contribution ought to be made or with fon the “what-do-we-get-outoCit” basis; for no charitable gift should be on reciprocity. if the ‘of Houston are to play their part in these chest campaigns in creditable manber and make the desired ‘chest trustees mst sce to it hereafter that our workers on th preliminary work, and that our forces are es sane Lne the white worker ae organi "To do otherwise is to plage eer racial group at a distinct die advantage and discourage those, workers who. devote their tin izing to bite suineritnms and anh donation from Houston Here's hoping that in the "at the chest stared Homsonians, 0b romp, wil re ee ee hae \Cimbee’s Ramblings BEBE AS | ee etal ene tr oe mae eal Tt ne cal ag season Ir MIDDAD By KELLY MILLER, Woward Universtiy, Washington, D.C. | When Senatar Borah sent out alas the proponents have to upheld ~tioonaive to the geveral preniden-|them. 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According to one of the officers of the urlon, 2 grea mecting wns held Tost month at th Fourth Missionary “Baptiot Charch mod an equally ow ont in looked for mt this peasion. “Good Hope is on th corner of Wilson and strecta “ike San Velipe car and get of Maw We Bk Syke. ‘asd Mire Domgias, ct Illustrated FEATURE SECTION THE HOUSTON INFORMER Drawn by John Garib MISSISSIPPI LOVE—By Caroline Stanwix Interesting, Entertaining and Instructive GEORGE B. SCHUTLER Editor MISSISSIP ULIAN ARCENEAUX stood in the center of his little store in Plaquemine, La., and the suspicion of a tear showed in his eye. His wife, too, who had been sewing in her favorite chair behind the counter, ULIAN ARCENEAUX stood in the center of his little store in Plaquemine, La., and the suspicion of a tear showed in his eye. His wife, too, who had been sewing in her favorite chair behind the counter, looked sad and depressed. The man glanced around the little place affectionately. He looked at the shelves of canned goods, the boxes and barrels of cereals and produce, the brooms and rakes piled in one corner and the mops and pails arranged neatly in another. Most people would have been greatly pleased at the sight, because Julian Arceneaux had a very well supplied store. But Julian was sad because he knew that the store wouldn't be his very long. Only a few minutes before he had received --- Week Ending November 10, 1928 PPI LOVE- a representative of the wholesale company from whom he purchased his goods, and the news he had gotten from that gentleman was very, very bad. Unless Julian Arceneaux paid the company in full inside of a month, the company was to take back all of his stock and get out a judgment against him for the rest of the money he owed it. Poor old gray-haired Julian Arceneaux! For years he had worked hard in this little store building up a business. Up until recently he had been quite successful. He had a beautiful little home nestling in the midst of a grove of very old trees and he had been able to send his daughter, Rose, through the Catholic school, from which she had only recently graduated. Through all of these years his wife, Catherine. --- Clean, Wholesome and Refreshing Foreign Advertising Representatives: W. B. Ziff Co., 608 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL. Drawn by John Garih. By Caroline Stanwix had dutifully toiled along with him, helping to lay away enough for their old age. They had begun to feel that they were going to be very successful in doing this. Then came the migration of Negroes from that section. The boll weevil was playing havoc with the crops and because of this a large number of their colored friends and customers had left the surrounding country to go to New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Birmingham, St. Louis and Chicago. Naturally the sales at the store fell off. Then, to make it worse, came the great flood. Being situated very close to the Mississippi and one of its bayous, Plaquemine and the district around it did not escape. The Negroes' crops were (Continued on Page 8) ```markdown ``` THE DANCE THAT DAZED MOTHER "DIGA DIGA DO"—AS DANCED BY ADELAIDE HALL—CREATES SENSATION. "STOP IT!" CRIES MAMA. "ON WITH THE DANCE!" BROADWAY DEMANDS A 2 Nice. Hail had heard of her daughter's fame and with the natural pride of a person she wanted to see her grow. She could easily imagine the mental All parties concerned seem to be unwilling to talk, although Law Leeslie, the producer, gave out a brief statement. "The whole thing is ridiculous." ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION By Theophilus Lewis ADELAIDI [Image of a figure in a dark, shadowy environment, with a blurred face and a garment that appears to be a robe or cloak. The figure is holding an object that is not clearly visible.] ADELAIDE HALL the indie label, and it has also been also is co-starred with Aikh Warin. The application as a star on Broadway in 2015, but now it has worked in less than that number of shows. Prior to being engaged by Mr The dance goes on. Ludwig, who has an unaccented faculty, has been involved in various revenue produced activities, including the production of a film. Most importantly, she issued Germany in a company called the "Chronicle." In private life she is the wife of a lawyer. The wife is said to be ideal. The apperence to be abstemiously affluent is sanguine about her. She is sanguine about her being exposed to the children's rhymes, slaves and stones may break my first stone, but never hurt my first bone. She continues to read Broadway is knocking to the "Blackbuckle" as nerve before. The show is moving to a larger theater and sold out three months in advance. CHATS About BOOKS BY GEOBERT S. SCHULTZ DARK MIRROR) By W. R. M. Dalbello. Published by Harcourt, Brown Company, New York, N.Y. **Dalbello are troubled with tussle in the best attitude I can manage.** The best attitude I can manage. love, position, love. in this novel Dr. Dalbello is at his white and black writers of today, the best of the best of the white and black writers of today. with a comprehensive knowledge of African-American writers in general, the color of The Dalbello. CHOCOLATE BABY—By Samuel L. Brooks With Drawing by Helen H. Smith November 10, 1928 Now go on with their story. He assumed and fell back hard her arm. "Did you see him?" she would see. Puffing her head, she stopped and sat down. Jillman looked at her. "I was tired and tired from her bones, she had done, been born and been to be born, been born and been to be born, she also noted that it was beating her heart." Adams Reins SECOND INSTALLMENT OF THE DRAMATIC SERIAL OF AMBITION, DECEPTION AND SUCCESS wet his eyes. Then, assuming a upon his one of her famous smiles, he flounced boldly, exclamation, his jubilant smile that he had been ruffled blood and mink to his leaves again restored to his good grace. He frown of the surprised and he. They hated in her good expression, widened girl. Madhya was beastish and slay, though widened girl. A Geind Astar Martha Remembers Bradley the memory of what had happened to her was the brunt girl and she received this man who was once so skeptical of her. "How can I believe you, she answered. "How can I believe you, she answered." ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION might be only the beginning. Marrying him might be the dawning of a better day for both her and her mother. Johnson's Artifex "Magic Notes" "Key Hole Blues" Sung by KID and COOT He sings "I love your mamma" She sings "Make me know it kappa" Get the record and have it all. It comes in a height "Rasalil" Till the Wager Comm., with it all. Record No. 14383-D, 18-south, 78e "Key Holes Blues" "Rasalil" Till the Wager Comm. KZ and Court (Plain Accountsman/Administrator) OTHER POPULAR RECORDS Born No. 14383-D, 18-south, 78e "Good Things Come to The Wail" "Explaining" Vocalist—K. C. Johnson Born No. 14383-D, 18-south, 78e Jannasen No. 14383-D, 18-south, 78e "I'm Bury and I Can Live It" Vocalist—K. C. Johnson and Charmant Ask Your Dealer for Latest Bone Recorder Catalog Columbia Philharmonic 11800 Broadway, New York City Columbia Records Made the New Way - Electrically Recorded Your Dreams WHAT THEY MEAN TO YOUR MOM, THEY MEAN TO YOUR ALL YOURS MOHAMMED WHO responsibly pay the city of Mohammedabad for the college. The teachers are at iL iL. The students are at iL. to the expenses of All Yourm iL. HIER other day I received a bail bond. I went to City City. 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Do the oatmeal and cook that much masa. In fact, in the Pats-Dot you can take the place of pancakes and take the place of oatmeal and food). Mix the carrotcucumbers a cup of thinly applied apples and a cup of raisins together and in four tablespoons of cream, and salt This is enough for four people. Wait for the Right Mate, Mrs Jcrome Advises Wait for the Right Mate, Mrs Jcrome Advises Here is an interesting letter I just received from a former student named Jack. My dear Mrs. Jerome: I have two wonderful friends who both want to invry me, Jim, what I think most of us are very good looking but Beloved Movie Star Breaks the Grip of RHEUMATISM If unable to obtain Légier Rhamatation at your druggist, send order to us direct. No money. Post package on arrival. ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION This is because men assume that they love and to suggest otherwise hurt love and to suggest otherwise hurt love. This is an attitude which men will have. The "muscle principle" is the reason we wrestle; it is better for a man to be strong than to be a woman, from a woman than to be a failure. Dr. Little Discusses Blood Diseases Advises Taking Prolonged Treatment By Dr. George W. Little SOME DISEASES OF THE BLOOD Acute—THROAT THE Blood are too few in number, body in the sand position as a mull without the person who suffers from them the weight, the darker weight, the durer weight, and the inner mass of his syndrome are a pale red healthy person. To observe to observe to observe to observe to in by ploughing the salt and watching the salt and watching the salt and by pulling down the spilt and remains in found in young girls reaching maturity, warm, dreadful Look at excrecce and uncrecce probiotics the person toward *Acquacoccus*-Blood Penicillin probiotics through a break in the skin is placed for germs when it is in It is when it is rich and healthy the cells attach and germ and devour it prevents their growth. it is formed by a germ it forms through of white This forming of white cells is one the creme that is almost always the sign of an infection is a creme that is almost always the sign of an infection is a creme that is almost always the sign of an infection A person in the early stages of the there is a possibility of its infecting there is a possibility of its infecting As soon as they feel improved their parents may six or seven months or a year they find themselves down with the same condition. They have had no need to mobilize. They have taken time, patience and co-operation. Note, don't lend in your questions to Dr. Lillis. He will be glad to lend you information and self-admended蔷薇 for cips. Your Dreams (Continued from page 8) improvement upon our minds. by it. It is also natural that we we can see and also hear it better. For this reason we have come to or any of the other more or less We do not think about breathing down the street we do not think on something else. Survived by it every day in the day. Survived by it every day in the day. November 10. 1928 Whiskey! Costs Nothing to Try If you have a baby, an adult, another, you have to do it. You have to send your name and address to the hospital so you can be loved by so many you so love you that you did it. GOOD LUCK QUICK! YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD! ORGANIZAL LUCKY DOO FREE! 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These comedy dancers who reside in the nation's biggest city, recently won prizes as follows in the big annual ballet beauty contest held recently in the Sunny Ballroom, 140th Street and Levine Avenue, New York City. From left to right they are: Theresa Gentry, first prize; Solma Simpson, who took for third prize; Darryn Rocks, second prize; Alissa Tremont, third for third prize; Katy Rocks, fourth prize; and Donely Cowey, fifth prize. No wonder the male population of Harlem increases by leaps and bounds! ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION Well, kids, you don't need any telescope to see that HEEL. NA JUSTA, on the kid, if he is the front rank, and how! THE FAMILY OF THE WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN It is Edie Barker, the well-known Africanamerican dancer and Milk Line Dancer, his Polish dancer partner. They have been playing together for over 40 years. TIME! A They say this little girl packs a mean punch and don't care where she puts it, either. KIDDIES' KORNER Conducted by C. 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